If you're a meth head let us know. Adam curry John C Devorah.
The October 7 2018 This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1075 This
is no agenda dreary tracking
my vote cuz sorrows told me to and broadcasting live from the
Capitol the drone star staying here downtown Austin J House in
the video in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I now have my Costco, blue
card and John Cena. Skill.
No, I have become a member of Costco recently.
Yeah, what
is this blue card? Is this a club within the club? No, I
find it in a drawer. This is the Costco blue card is the card
before they merged with Price Club.
Is it still valid? Or do they stop you at the entrance?
Well, it doesn't have a magnetic strip or anything. And this is
the number I guess you're supposed to describe it. There's
a number that scribbled on it that I guess is supposed to
punch in. And then there's a picture of me, which is an
actual photo looks like it was taken with a Polaroid and then
scotch taped to the back of the card. Nice. I mean, and it says
it says it's just really like apparently, very early days. And
this is Costco Wholesale Gold Card membership and as a blue
card, some gold stripes
on it. So you're gonna go try it out. You're gonna try it out
later. You're gonna try it out later. You're gonna take it,
take it in and
take it out. Well, I don't think they'll accept it. They will.
Maybe they will. But I'm gonna flash it to COD. Hey, flushing
this out. Yeah, nice. Huh? It's Costco man says Costco Can you
read. And actually I have somewhere in another drawer. One
of the original Costco Price Club cards versus Costco is more
like the modern card says Costco Price Club when they merged.
They they left the price club name,
I think you should go to Costco after the show. And just loiter
outside, you know, flashing your cards. And everybody let's see
if you get any friends
love just pointing this out because this is one of the
benefits of being an archive.
Yes, it's another collectible in the archive of John C. Dvorak,
where the C stands for collecting shit. And lots of it.
Well, let's see. You know, it didn't happen the way I thought
it would. I'm very disappointed in my futuristic vision.
Well, I came closer with by predicting that Murkowski would
vote be the no vote. But then she reneged.
Yeah, with that. I'm present. There were there were two
reneges there was, she said I'm present. Then there was the
Republican who was at his daughter's wedding because you
know, there's nothing more important than being at your
daughter's wedding, of course. And because
well, she made a comment about this. She said she voted present
to balance his vote.
No, no, no, that was that was that was not Murkowski. Yeah,
that was Murkowski, who then withdrew her vote.
Murkowski said that if he was here, he would have voted yes.
Right. Okay. Yes, you would have voted no, and it would end
there. And it would have canceled each other out. Would
it cancel each other out? So I'm voting President, I'm not going
to make that.
But that's not entirely true. Because votes are not binary,
you have an abstention option.
Well, whether that's true or not, they had she said, and I
think she's right. It wouldn't make any difference in the
totals the fact that he would pass versus what her point was.
And so she felt obliged to be a good Republican. Yeah. And and
balanced his vote. Yeah. I thought it was like a way of
getting out of it.
It was of course, it was a good
one. It was a good trip. Yeah.
Yeah, well, I'm I'm not happy he's in. Yeah, I know. You don't
like to go. I mean, throughout this entire process. I've
learned a lot about this guy that I really don't like, and a
lot of unconstitutional opinions and decisions certainly when it
comes to the Patriot Act kind of guy. He's a Yale Bush Patriot
kind of guy. Not like and yeah, but but but you know, depending
on what happens they still might go after him to steal mine tried
to get them out. They'll say What do ya ever they're talking
about impeachment right away? It's impeachable. Oh, yeah. Oh,
they're gonna they're gonna crank that up. No, they're
not. Not not going to get one month to crank up then it's over
because then the elections are done. They don't. We won't hear
about it anymore. Of course not, of course. But so we have the I
mean, the classic exam Bill is, is I think I have the Schumer
clip here. Where's this? This is Schumer went on and on about why
this is a Cavanaugh, Schumer rap Dixie Schumer goes on and on and
on. He goes wanting it very well structured. And then he's no
good because of his and then he's no good because of that.
But if when he gets to the end of his little spiel here, to
wrap things for the, for the demo,
this is before this is before the vote right, his last little
spiel. Last year,
they were intent on shrouding the truth. Because they knew
that if the truth came to light, Judge Cavanaugh would be exposed
as a truly flawed nominee. So show my colleagues, my fellow
Americans, what is the appropriate response? Our
country needs to have a reckoning on these issues. And
there is only one remedy. Change must come from where change in
America always begins. The ballot box. So to Americans,
there's so many millions who are outraged by what happened here.
There's one answer, vote. I believe Dr. Ford, and other
brave women who came forward, yes, channeling Obama with this.
And you want to vindicate their sacrifice, vote. If you believe
the Supreme Court, should uphold women's rights vote, if you
believe the Supreme Court must protect health care, and our pre
existing conditions that are protected now. Vote, does anyone
in in Senate or in the House of Representatives believe that
this type of speech actually works?
Well, I was gonna ask you. It's funny you say that? Because I
was going to ask after he's done with his vote Vova is does he
think, worse than that? Or more? I think more poignant than that.
Does he think anyone's actually listening to this?
Well, that was the next point I was going to make. It was
like, there's like 6000 Viewers of C span at any one time. I'm
one of them.
Well, and the thing that bothers me is you have this must have
been what four or five hours of you know pontificating and
speeches everyone's already set. They know what they're going to
vote and they've got that in their heads. I don't think
there's any last minute Oh yeah, I'm gonna switch this now. So
it's all it's all for the public's benefit in the you get
this vault like do something exciting. Something to really
fire us up. Now most of the action was an I haven't heard
this in a long time every every time there was a you know, they
called someone's name for a vote and you know, the people in the
gallery would start freaking out that's uncommon for the Senate.
Yeah, I put together a little series of some of them when they
started to vote and I don't have too much I only have like three
or four put together as miscellaneous screaming because
I put it I'm sorry wait I put it together try to hear what they
were saying yeah, that
was that was the downer of their of what they were doing is the
voices were so just weren't being picked up properly so you
really couldn't understand what they were saying. Although I
think at one point heard someone say shame we all know that once
Shame shame
shame. The what I got was the because I got this from the
first screamer that's in this little net little group. And she
was the first one to be thrown out. This is before the vote
started. And there was some screamers that Susan Collins
speech but that was the day before but this day this woman
was thrown out and what she was yelling was where's my
representation? You could hear me saying me here.
Oh, just put it in a second. Like put it in a second Yeah, I
could hear it now. Where's my representation? Yeah,
and this connected to there was a flurry of women coming forward
and screaming into a megaphone about their experiences that
were all negative with men and what one went on and on about
this easy to forget what was going on because it had I got
raped you know a few weeks ago and I can't remember it went on
and on or not they actually none of the women that I heard never
got raped, they always got assaulted. And
mind you neither did Dr. Ford she claims assault not a lot
of assaults and in there in the long it along with these women
were these was someone one I don't didn't clip it because
these women are just screaming as kind of boring and it sounds
like good but she was going on and on about representation,
which I can nectar to this other one, maybe the same woman. And
she said that we have for hundreds of millions of people
in this country and only 100 senators, and they're really
going after the idea of our republic.
Let me tell you, I forgot to mention when I went to Dragon
through Lake Austin with the former New York banker, we also
talked about that, and he's all in on this. Yeah, this is crazy.
Why does Wyoming have Why does Wyoming have two senators? Like,
are you kidding me?
Yes, this is exactly what they're saying.
I said, That's so the mob doesn't rule. You know. So
California doesn't tell us what to do. Or they gang up with New
York and no, like he said, well, that's just dates back to racist
times with slaves and like,
wow, there were no slit. What racist time to his slaves in
Wyoming
now, about the three fifths of a human being for a vote?
No, it doesn't know, it's totally unrelated.
I know. But that's what came out of his mouth.
Wow, yes, they're making inroads.
It's creeping very close to me. Now, I gotta be careful. Before
you know it, you know, like, unfortunate boating accident.
Law. I had this situation a couple of days ago, some buddy,
cuz I went to this event. And somehow my phone number got out
to this guy, some major to us, kind of a Republican character.
And he calls me up and he starts to moan about stuff. He was
talking about the no agenda showing how important it is that
we do deconstruction, because nobody does. And they started
talking about the Republicans. And they started talking about
himself, he talks about how they lost the state of California.
And he's just, I'm kind of in between things. So I could
listen for a while until I had to actually hang up on the guy.
But he made the comments as well, I've got to reconsider,
you know, because I could have been doing more but but you
know, with my white privilege,
he just threw it up with my white privilege. I can't do as
much as that what he was saying yesterday, I don't
know what he was saying. But as soon as he said it, I jumped all
over my so dough will explain this white privilege to me, what
is your white privilege? What is given to you to get free? Free
food, you get the word, you're getting money, what what's what
is it bit what's the benefit of it? And to explain more, and he
couldn't do it. And it was just like, somehow this meme got in
California is very, you know, it's all over the place. But the
fact that you get suckered into these things that like your
banker friend. Yeah. And the idea that, you know, there's no
representation because there's this Senate that has gives two
senators to Wyoming and to to California when it's unfair.
Yep. Well, you got tons of Representatives. That's not
that's, you know, that's normal. And, in fact, in the olden days,
we should mention this to Senator Dickens, because this
began because the states were freaked out about this, you
know, this centralized government, they didn't like the
idea. We're supposed to be a republic, not a one, you know,
centralized operation with, with government, police and all the
rest of it. In the olden days, and it was this was broken down
by the Democrats in the olden days before I don't know the
that this change, but they it's one of the amendments of the
Constitution. They changed the way of selecting the senators,
the senators just to be picked by the state legislature. Right,
right. Right, right. We've talked about this. And so your
state legislator would pick the two senators, and which I don't
think would make much of a difference in today's climate in
California be the same two people. And they sent them to
Washington and people were bitching. Well, this is not this
is not fair, because the public needs to vote. And so they said,
you know, there was the old cigar filled room was just a
bunch of
let's bring it back to the to the white privilege part. Yeah,
what, what Well, that would be part of right, white privilege,
I guess, because there's legislators who will be running
by be run by white guys. You
know, do you know what this reminds me of kind of this
attitude is Harrison Bergeron, from the Kurt Vonnegut, the Kurt
Vonnegut science fiction short, Harrison version, there's a
there's a you can find it on YouTube, there's a little movie
was made of it. And this is the this is the family who's at home
and you know, the dad is really strong. So he has to be
equalized with the rest of humanity. So he has to wear
chains when he goes to work. Remember, this story is a very,
very, and especially the YouTube video, I'll put it in the show
notes. Because it's a good it's a good little short, you know,
science fiction thing, but man is coming close to reality. It's
like, well, I have white privilege, so I need to have
some kind of handicap to even at all out.
Yeah, well, maybe a gunshot wound.
It's now a lot of the protests and I apologize. I thought I had
a clip of some of these protesters chanting in the
hallways. And what I found interesting is everywhere on the
social nets, the social nets, I pretty much really only one
Under the Twitter people's like, Ah, they're paid by Soros paid
by Soros like, you know, forget that just just look at these
people. There's literally there are leaders they have the
bandana around their arm they're holding their hand up in the air
like a tour guide, like me on mice will have the little
umbrella with the fuzzy thing on the top,
a yellow or a long stick. This goes beyond
people being paid and these people are are pre trained.
They're you know, they listen to the whatever the group leader
says they have to do this. They're standing there repeating
their instructions is not they're not repeating a slogan.
Now. Sometimes repeating is slow. Yeah, but
but in general, I saw a lot of these clips with people saying I
will go to my to my representatives office, I will
go stand in the hallway, I will go stand in the hallway. It Yes,
this is organized protests and completely ineffective. But it's
the idea of Soros is seeping pretty, pretty deep. If you go
back to the Jeff Flake elevator confrontation. Apparently this
woman works for some nonprofit that is Soros funded, and she
makes a million dollars a year Fine, whatever. But it is
seeping into people's minds. Here's the money honey
on here, Senator. I mean, Grassley, you've had people
thrown out of restaurants. You've had people shamed and
criticized online and obviously protesters in your face. First
off, can you believe George Soros is behind all of this
paying these people to get you and your colleagues in elevators
or wherever they can get in your face?
I have heard so many people believe that. I tend to believe
it. I believe it fits in his attack mode that he has and how
he uses his billions and billions of resources. I think
it promotes incivility in American society. But I also
think that the resistance it's been in existence since November
2016 is headquartered here on Capitol Hill when you have
Congresswoman say that you get in the face of anybody that's in
the cabinet. We have senators say get in the face.
So even Grassley is starting to Yeah, that damn Soros which of
course ignites an entire you're not just old white men, you're
anti Semites. That's what you are. You hate the Jews. We're
spiraling. We're spiraling very, very fast.
Yeah. Maria Bartiromo is a member of the Council on Foreign
Relations course she is.
The more she's the money honey, she's a member of vent she can
go wherever she wants. She walks on water.
So I do have a couple of ISOs that I want to get out of the
way. Okay, you said the chanting and stuff. Oh, okay. I realized
that I have one good one and the rest of them are crap. But I
have two different boos. Yeah.
Not bad not bad. Next one. Okay, yeah, they're all right.
Well, the first one I think is better because the school is
shorter. Yes. But then the one that that's the best is we
believe you.
Nice and rhythmic, too good. Yeah. Perfect. The the most
disappointing outfit during this whole saga has got to be the
American Civil Liberties Union, who I supported for many years.
And was it maybe a year and a half ago? Yeah. When they tried
to scam Yeah, it was just calling up and saying Trump's
gonna kill Yes. This is what this is not what you do. It's
not what the ACLU does stop organizing protests. That's not
what you're supposed to do. I really liked the original
mission of the ACLU. And then they came out with this ad. This
is before the before the vote, with some interesting, a time
tying Cavanaugh into an interesting group and see why
isn't playing here we go.
We've seen this before denials from powerful men. God does not
have sexual relations with that woman.
I've never seen anything like this.
I categorically and unequivocally deny the
allegation against me by Dr. Ford.
America is watching. And as we choose a lifetime seat on our
highest court, integrity matters, and we cannot have any
doubt. Senator Gardner oppose the confirmation of Judge
Kavanaugh.
And for those who didn't get the voices. The first one was Bill
Clinton. The second one was Bill Cosby and then judge Cavanaugh
don't like the guy but that's pretty low. Yeah, that's low. I
mean, Cosby, actually All the convicted felon as I've said
crimes that's that's real that's just low. Course it ACLU has
been when did that happen that hijack
that might somebody somebody new new management is always
management?
Oh, I will have to go back and look at when new management came
in. Yeah,
New Management site that woman at the eye bitched about this
one before the get any clips of her, but she was so bad Oh, so
whatever her name is and took over the economy.
Oh, okay, now that makes sense then. So
she was finally at she was doing an interview on the stage with
Bannon, Steve Bannon. And it's this on YouTube is very
interesting because she's just a globalist, from the get go and
immediately starts calling him are racist and they had a
Hungary's of racism and polish. The Polish Prime Ministers are
racist, it just goes on and on. She's gotten nuts. And same
thing management innocent the next thing you know, that kind
of is just a tool of the globalist agenda.
Sarah Silverman also weighed in she hasn't gotten the memo yet
that sophisticated Hollywood no longer says f Trump, that was
unsophisticated, sophisticated Hollywood most of Hollywood is
not on board with that they saw didn't work with Robert Downey
Jr. Did but that's all she has, I guess.
Well, our president through another party for himself
another rally full of laughs and cheering all at the expense of a
woman who shared her story of sexual assault. Trigger warning
on this video for anybody out there who is human.
How did you get home? I don't remember. How did you get there?
I don't remember. Where's the place? I don't remember how many
years ago was it? I don't know. Upstairs, downstairs where was I
don't know. But I had one beer. That's the only thing I
remember.
You, you know what? He's not even worth it. He is a void.
He's unwell. He's building a, an incredible case for an insanity
play. So let me direct this to one group of people who are
actually going to make this decision. Senators, please
believe me when I say this is no longer a job interview. This is
a line in the sand and you have to pick a side and the side is
no longer Republican or Democrat. Your vote is a
statement. And that statement is either hell no, this is not
okay. This is not who we are. Or it's telling every woman, every
girl, every boy, every person, that what happens to women's
bodies does not matter, that women's truths don't matter,
that you get yourself sexually assaulted. And if you have the
nerve to come forward with it, it is a mistake. And the
President of the United States will mock you for it will laugh
at you. Senators, I know that you're scared. And I'm asking
you to be brave, to be as brave as the woman who came forward at
the peril of her entire life because years from now, you're
going to be asked if you were at the party. And guess what? This
is the party. All right, I gotta go. Sorry. This wasn't funny. I
should smile more. All right, be brave, be best. I'll be right
back.
You know, the funny thing about her is that her material itself
belies that entire speech. Exact is extremely rude, sexual
sexist. And then she comes out of the district. I'm reminded of
the the early era of the mp3 when some of the riches rap
groups, hip hop artists. Were doing some of the rudest anti
police D promoting thievery promoting beaten women.
Those rappers all the way up No, did
they make my point? No. All the stuff that they were doing was
all of your negative societally negative, and then they came out
oh my god, people are stealing our music. They've got to stop
stealing our music. I mean, come on. mindset. What side are you
on here?
Well, let's look at the rest of Hollywood a lot of it on Twitter
Kathy Griffin is also has not gotten the memo. This is all
about Senator Collins. Fuck you. Lots of Ks lots of o's and use
George Takei from Star Trek. As a Buddhist it is my practice to
have compassion for all people. But at Senator Collins is really
testing my limits right now. Rob Reiner, let's see Susan Collins
turns her back on a woman on women who have been traumatized
by sexual assault elections have consequences. Vote Well,
let's, let's listen to the beginning. I don't have the
whole thing and I want the whole thing went too long is very good
speech that she gave the day before the vote. Susan Collins
came out and some of the work some aspects to this whole thing
were outlined by her I think very succinctly. And if these
idiots can't figure out that there was maybe something more
going on here, and Susan Collins doesn't have to kowtow to the
demands of a bunch of hysteric liberals. Yes, Mr.
President, the five previous times that I've come to the
floor to explain my vote on the nomination of a justice to the
United States Supreme Court.
I gotta say, though, if you're just looking at this as as a
young voter, like, Who is this old bag, and just the way she
saw I'm sorry, it's a no, it's ages, but gee, we need something
which has a stroke, she had a stroke. Well, sorry, it's just
doesn't work really well, to communicate any kind of message
any young person is tuning this out within seconds.
Well, my second, you're assuming any young person is watching C
span.
I began my floor remarks explaining my decision with a
recognition of the solemn nature and the importance of the
occasion. By today, we have come to the conclusion of a
confirmation process that has become so dysfunctional, it
looks more like a caricature of a gutter level political
campaign, then a solemn occasion. The President
nominated Brett Kavanaugh, on July 9, within moments of that
announcement, special interest groups race to be the first to
oppose him, including one organization that didn't even
bothered to fill in the judges name. On its pre read in press
release. They simply wrote that they opposed Donald Trump's
nomination of x x to the Supreme Court of the United States. A
number of senators joined the race to announce their
opposition, but they were beaten to the punch by one of our
colleagues who actually announced opposition before the
nominees identity was even known. Since that time, we have
seen special interest groups whip their followers into a
frenzy by spreading misrepresentations and outright
falsehoods about Judge Kavanaugh has judicial record over the top
rhetoric and distortion sup his record and testimony at his
first hearing produced short lived headlines, which although
debunked hours later, continued to live on and be spread through
social media. Interest groups have also spent an unprecedented
amount of dark money opposing this nomination.
So the problem that presents us and this is I mean, it's over
now it's done is kind of boring that the issue for the
Democratic Party the Democrats for is that they really have no
platform. What they've been doing, certainly throughout the
Obama years is just look at the Obamacare, the mandated option
where you have to pay a penalty even if you don't if you don't
have health insurance. They they all that went through the court.
And we've talked about this, instead of actually making laws,
they hand stuff off to little agencies like IRS and FDA, and
everything else is really hard to do and get something done.
They take it to the court, and so they won't have that option
anymore. And I also I think that this is not over they this
realization is going to hit people and they're going to
there's going to be nastiness. I don't think this is over by a
longshot. I think it's over now. And by the way to answer your
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It'll be just fine. particularly fun in this episode is I'm
seeing blame shift for this loss towards Michael Avenatti stormy
Daniels lawyer, who of course came up with a third accusation
last minute of gang rape and facilitation of gang rape.
Here's Chuck Todd, on Meet the Press. I
guess it's probably the best thing that happened as Brett
Kavanaugh is, I mean, all these Democrats that have been
flirting with him, they've got to really be embarrassed.
Susan Collins in that speech got to the sexual assault allegation
portion of the speech. Look how quickly she moved to the Michael
Avenatti role in all of this. If this had been something over the
last week to 10 days, where you had the testimony from Christine
Blasi Ford, you had the questions that arose from that.
And that was the issue that was being litigated in sort of the
court of public opinion when it came to sexual assault. I wonder
if this would have played out any differently. Then Michael
Avenatti circus comes to town. And it just changes the nature
of the debate. It changes the terms it diluted Dr. Ford,
whatever you
might think it did sort of something about Michael
Avenatti.
Might. We'll see how he does now. He's running for president.
Yeah. Yeah.
Well, that's what I forgot. We had he was another band and clip
where he was promoting these losers to be to run against
Trump. i Oh, yeah. You know, the thing is that Avenatti guy, he
could he could beat Trump. Yeah, sure.
But it has been a very strange time. You know, there's, I've
spoken to many women, a lot of women. I'd say it's not uncommon
for a lot of women in Texas to be on the side of wow, you know,
we got to be careful with these accusations. Because, you know,
they feel bad for men now, and this is not, you know, we got to
this is we got to be careful with this. And I have to say, I
found myself trained, properly trained as a as a man of the
white color, in old age, did not even think that way. I don't
know, if you I was just like, wow, you're actually saying that
out loud. I mean, and I heard a lot of women saying this.
Yeah. But why would you think that way you're expressing the
way a woman thinks.
Right, but that would be the general way men would think but
I think we've been already trained. I think it's already
think how to to think that it's it's just shut up. Just shut up.
It's your fault to shut up.
I have never sit thought that I should shut up because it's my
fault. But you're not arrived off and thought I should shut up
because I don't want to get somebody punching me.
That's what I mean. Not that it's your fault. But you don't
want screaming or punching or yelling. But now you've seen
women coming to men's defense. It's very interesting. And I
think the whole me to movement has been ruined by this affair.
I really do. Think
it was I think the Democrats have got a problem. If they
can't get their act together to do something other than hate.
Yeah. Because it's already hate Trump hate Trump. And when you
get to the bottom of all these people, you hear him discuss
stuff. They sound like they're reasonable, and then this comes
down to hate try hate Trump. The President is shouldn't be
president. That is not the way to get anybody. I mean, you
Yeah, you're gonna get the haters to vote for you. But not
everybody is most people just kind of, you know, they'd go on
their merry way. They're not sitting around, obsessing over
Trump and hating Trump. I mean, you can maybe get them worked up
for a while that Trump is an idiot. Something like that. But
they're not sitting there hating the guy like these guys are.
That is not that's not a positive message.
I love the big article about Joe Kaplan Facebook's Vice President
for Global Public Policy. He's a friend of Kavanagh's for 2030
years, and must be a mover and he was sitting behind Kavanaugh
during his his finest hour. And Facebook people just the
employees got went nuts. They've you know, they had to send
internal memos and oh, you know, this is obviously you know, we
hear Mr. Kaplan show of support for for Mr. Cavanaugh. Nobody
can show support. No, Mr. Kaplan believes those see.
So a guy can have his own opinion about things at
Facebook. Everyone has to know lockstep the same way. Here's
the email that went out. Our leadership team recognizes that
they've made mistakes handling the events of the last week, and
we're grateful for all the feedback from our employees.
That was a mistake. They say, Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Standing up,
buddy. Yep. Yeah. How's that a mistake?
It is Apparently,
I would like to know, I've been trying to figure this out,
Silicon Valley, which I've been covering since the late 70s.
Used to be kind of a Republican stronghold. And they had a
number of famous congressmen that came out of there were
Republicans, somewhere along the line, it switched to Democrat.
And it's only recently because when the Democrat took it, and
it's asked to do with Google
Now, I faced no, take it back, go back further. Obama was going
to be the internet president. If you recall, then whitehouse.gov
is getting a complete makeover is going to be cyber, he's going
to he's going to be on Twitter. He's going to be on Facebook.
And they used Facebook quite extensively for his little
database there. I shouldn't say little for his database.
Remember, it was all about this as the internet president,
because, you know, that was the white kids because you know, the
white kids like, Oh, he's black. So we'll give the other kids
that, but he's gonna be the internet president. So it will
be our president too. And I think that's when it really
started. And, you know, people from Google were running the
country's technology as the Chief Technology Officer of the
land. That's when it happened. And that's when my uncle
lifelong Republican, also became a Democrat and voted for Obama
twice. That Bush guy,
also accompany guy
which fit right in line with Obama. But I think that's when
it started, John. So you
may have started before I just find the whole thing peculiar.
And then of course, they all have to move to San Francisco to
ruin it. Yeah. And which makes no sense to me. They were all
these companies now that are now wouldn't city Menlo Park.
Now there's good and bad. There's good and bad with the
text with attackers being in San Francisco. Yes, no, that is
good, because they also develop things for the San Francisco
community. Like what
Hey, Vaughn
lucchini reported it immediately calling 311 Man South of Market
using this sidewalk as his own personal toilet. But it wasn't
there that day. He was relieved the city responded to the
service request fast and knows about the SF 311 mobile app, but
says it's an ongoing challenge.
I want a solution where I can literally just pull out my
phone, take a picture and press send.
SEAN MILLER came up with snapcraft mobile app that he
says offers fewer steps than three words.
To add a comment, you have to select an object, all that sort
of thing. My app is specifically for street and sidewalk cleaning
for human and animal waste.
It has autofill and location. Initially, there were some jokes
about the subject matter, but they also saw it as serious. He
seen waste problems in his own neighborhood,
which is notoriously filthy, right? So seeing this every day,
I just got really frustrated.
Now the app was just released a few days ago, it does have a 311
Dial feature. We couldn't get that to work on our phone. He
tells us he is looking into that, though, and making some
updates. Now Public Works says that they get about 10,000
requests for cleaning per month in San Francisco and about 1300
of those are related to human or animal waste. Oh,
yeah, the snap crap app.
Oh, snap. You're right. The tech community has done wonders for
this. They are helping you out with your kid. I mean, I that
but they create the problem because the Twitter folks were
the ones bitching and moaning about the public toilets near
their offices, figuring that's what's attracting the homeless
and making their lives miserable as they walked through their
cars or Uber pickups. And so they got rid of that. So people
started crapping in the street to an extreme has now became a
big thing. So they create the problem and they solve it. Yes.
Now Now you're catching on. Silicon Valley is a solution
looking for a problem. Elizabeth Warren loss what lost no time
though is you know, I donate to both the Democrats and the
Republicans during the cycles to get on the mailing list.
I actually get to chip in mailers you want to I wish I
could do her voice because this is a this is a real gem. I'll
just be blunt. We lost a really tough fight, and it hurts. I'm
not going to sugarcoat anything until you everything's going to
be fine. What happened today will touch every single person
in this country in some very real and terrible ways. But it's
okay to step back for a minute. Take a breath. Call up an old
friend. Lean on the shoulder of someone you love. Pet your
puppy. I know I will pet your cat. We'll get through this
together. And then you cannot give up. Remember your anger and
your let me get to the fucking chip in point. Come on. I'm
doing an act here. Remember your anger and your pain in November.
If we don't like being powerless, then we need to win
power and do it now. We are not victims. We are strong.
Certainly two days until Election exactly one month. No.
Anyway, tic tock, I'm fighting for reelection. I'm fighting for
Democratic Senate candidates all over the country because it's
never been more important for us to win back the Senate. It's
easy to feel helpless on days like today, but remember, even
the fights we lose matter. Every time you called in March and
tweeted and helped move us closer and it was close. Don't
forget this. Even the fights we lose matter. History will
remember that we didn't go quietly we resisted, persisted
and fought to be heard. Because of this fight like never before.
People have found their voices. I've seen it. The hallways of
Capitol Hill had been teeming with survivors of sexual assault
and activists who will not be silent, including the women who
held an elevator door open so they could make sure Jeff Flake
heard their pain. We won't let those doors closed. 27 years
ago, Anita Hill was virtually alone. Today, we're a grassroots
army, and we will be heard. We're owning our anger and we're
putting it to work. I'm angry. I'm angry on behalf of women
who've been told to sit down and shut up one time too many on
behalf of everyone who doesn't have power African Americans,
Latinos, LGBTQ Americans, Native American students, seniors
podcasters, everyone who gets put down and shut out of power
by men who don't know how to share. And make no mistake. This
whole sham of a confirmation process has been about power
powerful men helping powerful men and hijacking our democracy.
Here's my message for those powerful guys times up. It's
time for everyone who's been left out to take power entitled
men powerful interest and giant corporations call the shots to
we've got a plan. It's got three parts, take back the Senate,
take back the House, return the power to the people where it
belongs. This hurts. But if we keep fighting, we can turn our
pain into power. So please, chip in right now to help Democrats
fight back and win power. Ship in. I mean, that is the lamest
payoff to such a passionate and powered speech
and passion is in passionate but what is the real message? First
of all, it's structured as defeatist completely. And so
it's a defeatist message, which has got to I don't know who's
writing this stuff for these people. But the way the message
goes through as the oh my god, we're having our asses handed to
us. And then to make it worse, it makes it sound because of the
giant corporations and evil men, it makes it sound that you're
not going to be able to do anything about it. So why bother
chipping in?
No, I think I think the opposite. I think people will
actually chip in $3 like
$3 chip, and
it's a $3 chip in God, it's always a $3 chip in
I don't I think is I don't think they get get to numbers they
could get if they had a message, a positive message. This is what
the Democrats were accusing the Republicans of during the early
days of their Obama years. You know, the Republicans were the
party of no, the party would no message the party with no hope,
no anything. Obama was the guy with the hope and change, and
he's gonna do this, he's going to do that it's going to make
everything better, which is what Trump went with would make
America great again, which they mock. And they don't want to
make America great again, they want to just hate Trump. This is
not the way to write these sales letters. I
totally agree. And I think there's still an opportunity for
us what to do to go into the business of writing better
newsletters for these people.
We could not get anywhere with them because we don't hate
Trump. It's like a prerequisite. So we're looking at your resume
here. I don't see any evidence that you hate Trump.
I have this clip from your podcast.
Yeah, it sounds like you're Trump apologists. I got some I
did a tweet showing. It was a very good little video that I
guess the Trump people could produce. They were in this one.
They were in that one of the recent speeches, not Kansas, but
the one we've Mississippi. They're in Mississippi and they
got this auditorium filled to the gills there must be
25 30,000 people stuffed into this place full. And they're
shooting it around. And then Trump is you know yakking about
some and doing his hour. And I made the comment that this is
the Democrats have to come to deal have to deal with this.
This is a guy who really draws large crowds and the only other
person you've ever had the Democrats, I think that was it
was Bernie Sanders, who the media refused to cover right.
And I said that this is a problem for the Democratic,
good. They don't even want to deal or think about what's going
on here. I mean, you saw the Sarah Silverman thing reference
it, but this face wasn't about her. This was just that was one
of his sticks that he did in the middle of this.
Here's what I don't understand. Oh, wait.
So I got a tweet from some guy. Trump. This is why you saw them
your podcast stuff. makes no agenda sucks because of the
Europe, Trump apologist, all I was doing was pointing out that
this is a problem for the Democrats, and that Bernie
Sanders never got any attention doing pretty much the same
thing. Whose fault was that? What is how does that make the
no agenda show not worth listening to
golf? You're not going to change anyone's mind who thinks that
right? They're already permanently blocked, of course
block right away block early block often. The only message
that they could have which I don't hear is no borders. Some
of them are saying that Ocasio Cortez is saying it she's she's
a bit she's Poppy popular? He's hoppin she's she got some heat.
Now you know, she she says it why don't they just say no
borders?
They don't say it because they know that the public at large
does. Okay, then
they have no reason for being if they represent no one then it's
not an well
they represent a bunch of socialists and we by the way
that within the public at large, there is a large contingent of
of true socialists who do go and globalist. For some reason the
socialists have become globalist I don't know,
why are they doing the United Colors of Benetton commercials
and stuff? I mean, they should be working. And if they want to
commit to a globalist message, they could do that. They're not
even doing that.
They do the research, they do enough research to know what the
public doesn't want to be part of some one world government the
they watched Him.
Any movie, okay, so then somehow they're thinking that they have
the majority because they had 3 million extra votes. I'm just
using their numbers
in callate. From California. Thank
you. Well, I'm just using their numbers, because that's never
mentioned. That's never mentioned, as an aside, you
know, we won because of California now, just we won. And
I guess they're thinking we have the votes, which they clearly
don't. I don't know. But Nancy Pelosi did teach us a very
important lesson. She taught us about the what did she call it
here? Get a name for it. Which we call something else on this
show? It was the well, yes, she has the name. It's a smear
tactic. But listen,
the difference is we don't engage in the politics of
personal destruction. The fact is that if we just talk about
the issues, for example, I think it'd be interesting to people in
these districts to know that the speaker wants to take away the
guarantee of Medicare. So I think talking about issues is
where we should be what is the difference in one person being
speaker than another. It's a self fulfilling prophecy, you
demonize, and then use it, we call it the wrap up smear. If
you want to talk politics, call it the wrap up smear, you smear
somebody with falsehoods and all the rest, and then you
merchandise. And then you write it unless they see us reported
in the press that this this, this and this. So they have that
validation that The Press reported the smear. And then
it's called the wrap up smear. Now I'm going to merchandise,
the presses report on the smear that we made, and it's just a
tactic. And it's self evident. But I think I'm worth the
trouble. Frankly. I love the fray. I'm not no not
disrespectful of people's views. I respect that any positive
things that people want to say or even negative, as long as
this constructive.
Wrap up smear. Yeah, very nice. The wrap up smear. That's what
the SCL CIA, CIA does. Yeah. Well, FBI as well, we know that
now. The FBI is like, Hey, you, you get a smear out there, I
think you need to add social media to the mix. Because that's
what really makes the cycle spin fast. And that's why we're on to
high spin cycle 913 backed up the M five M to the social nets.
You get you got some perpetual motion going. That is your
physics lesson for the day,
it would still be useful if the Democrats had a positive message
about something they can't do, what they want, what they I
don't know what they can do to and this nonsense about, you
know, that we're trying to get rid of Medicare and all the rest
of it is, you know, it's it's not accurate. It's gonna be an
interesting election. I don't you know, I think and I said
this in the newsletter, that if, if they don't make a big if the
Democrats do not make an impact in the upcoming election, I
don't know what they're going to do and how it's going to go
because it's going to be it's going to be one of those
pathetic situations that we had this going on Similarly, during
the Bush administration. And the Democrats seem to never get any
anything going until Obama came along, and it was only Obama's,
you know, his skills. He has a lot of skills and he was a
natural. He I don't think he did anything good for the country
because he wasn't experienced enough person. He didn't ever
work for a living. He's just a community organizer guy who had
a good speaking voice. And, and timing. Timing is outstanding.
And he surrounded himself with the women had his mother in law
living in the White House. It was kind of strange in that
Susan Rice and all these other he was very, it was pushed
around by
Susan Susan Rice. She was there Susan Rice was in was living in
the White House.
No, no, his mother in law was living in the Rice's and but
Susan Rice is one of his advisors and all.
Valerie are all women. Yeah, true.
And so it had different kind of a feel to it than you have now.
Which pretty much I'd say. I can't say they're stronger women
because those other women did that. Apparently Susan Rice is
going to run against Collins. I thought she's not even from
Maine. So we have switching carpetbaggers these Democrats.
Yeah, yeah. Moved to Maine for a month and then run. I'm sure we
have. A Hillary did I mean, what is wrong with the Democrats? I
can't even see somebody there. I mean,
there's other things happening in the world. And specifically,
there's Millennials happening in my house. Oh, we need some
reports. Yes, we have Austin City Limits this weekend the
next weekend, which is a very large outdoor festival. And they
have multiple stages and they have big headliners and the
headliners. Do the one weekend and they come back and do the
next week and Paul McCartney is our big headliner this year. And
the hidden around he is with him while he's got another album
out. He's he's writing new songs and he's diggin it. And he has a
huge millennial following. It's kind of the Bernie grandpa
factor. They love him. And also the was that movie that I think
we talked about it. It's not. Oh my gosh, it's a movie that has a
lot of Beatle songs in it all the kids love it all the
millennials talking about it was out maybe five years ago. Maybe
the troll room will come to me. It's like across the Across the
Universe. That's what it's called.
The never heard of it.
We've discussed it on the show. It's a very good movie across
the universe. And it's a it's a young hip movie, but it has all
Beatle songs in it. I don't want to kind of give away the plot.
Anyway, so at least is here. It has a plot. Elise is here and
she brought to her friends. And now Tina has unfortunately had
to go back to Chicago to be with her sister. So I'm here with the
with a gaggle of what is it? What do you say like a gaggle of
millennials? Do we have a term for a
hen house?
No. It's not a hen house. Thanks. hope they're not
listening. By the way. They're not?
Of course not. So
you know, so I'm mining them for information, Nick, because I
need to learn I need to learn a lot now. And I learned I did
learn a couple things. Now. What's great about
his old fart key basket of stuff. One of the nice hair.
He knows he met Paul McCartney, tell us the story about when you
met Paul McCartney.
Got that one up to the real problem of the carnage.
UberEATS. Did this guy
know the standing guy? Yeah. Okay. It was 84. So I'm pretty
sure it was the standing guy. Yeah, by then it was the new
Paul. Yeah, that's worse. So I liked the new Paul. And I'm
like,
okay, he may actually have had more talent than the original.
And I met Linda too. Yeah, she knew but yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah.
She of course, she knew. Now the cool thing about the millennials
is they all had internships over the summer. And so some news and
information came back from one of the one of the gals who had
been an intern at NBC in New York at 30. Rock. Oh, nice. And,
and I got this info specifically for you. Fallon, extremely high
maintenance total drinker during the day.
Yeah, well, that's what everyone says.
Well, the drinking part I we knew, but I didn't realize he
was high maintenance it apparently it's like really,
really high maintenance. So they're so they're so at the
page level? No, intern that's lower than page. Oh, yeah.
That's
right. Sorry. Intern level is lower than page. This is
discussed. So it's a known fact. Yep. And Kate McKinnon makes
them high maintenance. Kate was giving samples just that
everyone wanted a bath with Evian water.
That idea everyone's tiptoeing around has to make sure that
anything he wants is taken care of. And of course, that's what
the interns are, you know, are sent off to do crazy shit for
Jimmy. Yeah.
That can't be good for the network. Kate McKinnon.
So our army millennial intern, I guess she does coffee. Make
sense? Does go off and she's in the kitchenette making coffee.
Kate McKinnon you know, Kate McKinnon, who the this fabulous,
fabulous actor, comedian. He's
a very talented person very, very versatile.
Her latest one is Lindsey Graham, which I think she does
incredibly well. She literally made her coffee over the intern.
Just like just like I've just moved and right in front of her
and just started making just just like as if she wasn't
there.
I can see that.
Same goes for Pete Davis, and also very weird dude.
But then Tiller is a book at NIS.
I think she wants to break into show business. That's not really
the way to go. Or maybe it is these days, you never know. So
to say. So then we were talking about social nets. And you know,
these kids are all pretty much on one social network, or they
may they have Twitter to that's where they get their news.
Although that's ending because you know, the smart news app
will take that market
smart news, smart news,
and will be great. be great if Trump did that, and I've started
a new division. It's called Smart news. So they're all on
Instagram, Instagram is all what it's about. And I wanted to
share something. And it actually took me down an interesting
path. But first the news story about what's going on with the
Insta. There's another big
story happening at Facebook, which is that some of the big
names are leaving the two founders of Instagram, just left
Facebook after differences with Mark Zuckerberg about how to run
Instagram, which Facebook acquired back in 2012. The
WhatsApp co founder also recently departed Facebook,
Facebook bought WhatsApp for $22 billion back in 2014. What's
going on here?
Yeah, so these are these are two different stories, obviously.
But they have some, some crossover and some similarities.
One of the interesting things about Facebook is that it's, you
know, it's one of the only big platforms that truly requires
you to present as who you are. It's difficult to be anonymous
there. That's an important part of Facebook's design. And the
fundamental way, this goes against Russia, and Diversey
online. Right, right. And I think both of these stories are
connected to that. So with the case of the Instagram, co
founders, these two men left the company, in part because
Instagram is such an important a key part of Facebook's future
revenue. The company really is starting to try to change
Instagram to be more friendly to advertising. And this apparently
was part of the departure there. When it comes to WhatsApp, you
know, it's another sort of unique story. But again, it's
about privacy, and and about the founder kind of having different
ideas than Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook about what WhatsApp
should be used for and how it should make
money. So this was part of the conversation by the way, and I
say the gals, he's millennials, but they're all 21 And these are
young women. So yeah, they they come and go as they please. And
they they love talking to to a guy like me, because you know,
I'm kind of laid back because like I buy them alcohols here. I
buy them alcohol, I got stories, you know, I'm smoking weed. So
we start talking about other things going on in college. Do
you want to interrupt? Go ahead?
Yes, I do. I want to first preface this whole thing that
you're gonna go into with the fact that these guys always
quit. No company is bought out. I don't care who it is. I've
never seen one horse. Oh, yes, it sticks out unless he gets to
take over the other company, which is usually never happens.
It does happen. But rarely, is say you're there and you have
this you have a contract that when you buy Instagram, you have
to work there for two or three years. I can guarantee that the
end of their contract is just about the same day they quit and
they quit because you're wrong don't have to work there
anymore. They got billions of dollars in the bank. Why should
they be taking orders from Zuckerberg and the same thing
with the other guy? I mean, these guys, this is what you do
in Silicon Valley. It's not like a statement.
Yes and no. The guy didn't one of the two founders did make a
statement by saying you know what? I'm leaving. Now. I know
that if I if I'd stayed the final year, then $850 million of
a stock would have vested said but yeah, I'm just gonna leave
that on the table. It's so bad. I want to go so he did not want
us he has he has billions. But he did not want to stay despite
another 850 million on the channel change. Yeah, chump
change. But it's like what dropped out of my pocket. But
the reason why I found this interesting is I I'm pretty sure
that a lot is going on with Instagram. I watched the
behavior of people using Instagram. It's Recently, I
mean, I am I am leering over airplane seats I am, you know,
I'm the first one to stand up when we've arrived at the
airport, because I want to see what everyone's doing on their
phones. And a lot of it is oh, what did I miss on Instagram?
Not like I landed safely. You know, like the old days, we had
text message, SMS landed, made it, I'm still alive. Now now it
properly checking and checking to see what's going on
Instagram, Instagram, shrimp. And Instagram is one of the few
if not the only social network. And I have to say, in this case,
it's really about the app, the app application. That if you
say, Have you ever clicked on an internet ad? Women in particular
will say, Oh, yeah, on Instagram. And, and they have
creation tools for people who do these Instagram stories and put
your little stickers and who how and stuff over it. And it's,
it's, it's an obsessive system. And people really, really,
really dig it. And this is where the conversation turned to
Adderall, Vyvanse. And the 10 other products, at least by
different names that have the same structure, mainly
amphetamine. And may make no mistake that amphetamines are
exactly the same as methamphetamine, except for the
meth part, just one little extra molecule, one little element
that's not in there.
It's just different. It's, it's the same, it does
the same to your to your brain and to your heart and to your to
your system. unhealthy. It's not nice, but every buddy is on it.
If you have a prescription you're selling, if you don't
have a prescription you're buying at ranges between two and
$7 a pill. And there's this event, the internet is not seen
as a drug. They are open about the transactions on in Facebook
groups and also on Instagram. Like me, you need some Addy. And
it's it's not police. There's this every but every buddy is
taking it. And this is where the big aha moment came. Instagram
is uniquely tuned to an Adderall. User. You want to look
great, you want to be perfect. You know, it also helps with
weight loss. Of course. It plays entirely into everything you
need to have in the feedback loop. Bing, bing, bing, I've got
stuff. Oh, yeah. swipe up, swipe left. Let's go. Let's check it.
Oh, yeah, I got it like that. Gotta go back. Ooh. And they all
agree. They said, Yeah, it, it's as if Adderall was made for
Instagram, I would say Instagram has been fine tuned for the
Adderall mind. And those two together is, I think, a very
toxic combination. And so um, while I'm researching this turns
out, there's a documentary on Netflix about this very topic.
It's called Take your pills. Here's the trailer,
I learned about add after being on the medication, I didn't know
what it was all I knew it was for school. And then
when I got here, and I was like, whole, everybody takes Adderall,
everyone. Take it right when I wake up to 40 minutes again, and
you can feel it, I start to sweat, my heart accelerates. My
handwriting got either I thought that was so cool.
My mind came alive, my body felt alive.
It works like a bang.
Federal Side effects may include being awesome at everything.
Every generation has found a different way to try to enhance
their performance. Now in this case, it has been ADHD drugs,
this ain't new.
It's not like a glass of wine or a joint or any way that people
used to decompress. I really see it as its supplement as a tool.
And I don't think there's
anything wrong with that. So then
you're primed that a pill is gonna give me what I want. I
felt this like mounting pressure from work, start using my
prescription
that says something about our culture right now. That makes me
kind of depressed.
We probably have meds for
everyone has a little add. No, we have distractions. But not
everyone has a brain at functions like somebody's with
ADHD. I wouldn't say that I'm happy to have Adderall. But I'm
happy that Adderall is an option for
you. There are cardiovascular risks. psychotic episode, you
wouldn't wish that on your worst enemy.
I've got everything I want to and there's no way any of that
would have been possible without the medication. The perfect
employee is somebody that doesn't say no, there is a
culture of you do stay up 16 hours for seven days straight. I
have had a seizure from exhaustion.
You want to be beautiful, and you want to have amazing grades
and Adderall just sort of sums it all up for you the joys of
our time.
This focus on material progress and productivity What's the cost
of that? And is that a cost we're willing to live with?
It's a good documentary is worth watching. But we have an entire
generation of kids who are jacked up on this. And they're
using it. It's not they're not hooked on it, but they're hooked
on the effects of it, and use it whenever they need to perform.
I don't know that this is that new.
It's not new at all. Amphetamines had been used since
the 20s people have been.
Well, my dad used to talk about when he was on a ship, he's in
the Navy, and how every was jacked up on Benzedrine all the
time. But the difference
is, we now have an entire culture around it. And I that's
what I mean with Instagram. It is also actively being pushed
very, very aggressively by the pharmaceutical industry.
Yeah, that's the problem. Chess, these guys are just making
money. And the olden days, it was all illicit guys are making
all the money and it was kept under the table. In fact, during
my stint in high school used to work on the is the era when you
could actually do a really good summer job. And I had worked at
International Harvester for two different summers the first
summer I worked there was on the hose bench making hoses that
hose it. Yeah, actually making hoses for a specific part of the
clutch. And then the next year was receiving clerk, which was a
much better job. That's when I discovered you really want to be
an inspector. But during the hose bench era, I got busted a
couple of times for not my production was not good. It was
low. I was working my ass off making these hoses.
Ah, this is where John found out about Benny's?
No, I always knew about Benny's. But I could not get my
production numbers up and I wasn't making the quality
product. These other guys are doing just doing to make it
twice as much. And then the next. Within a couple of years,
there was a huge bust of a drug ring at International Harvester
San Leandro, where they were selling Benissa these guys were
the reason it wasn't because you weren't jacked up like they were
jacked up for the company. So now the question is jacked up
for some. Now the
question is, what do those guys from then look like today?
I don't know. Are they alive? They might not be who knows? I
don't think it's healthy.
No, well, no, it's it's pretty much medically proven and
prolonged use is not healthy. And by the way, these kids, they
all these different brands, it's all mainly about the strength
and the release schedule. So Adderall works quicker, it gets
going in about 40 to 20 minutes, and it lasts for hours. But it's
not doesn't quite have the same awesome sauce effect as Vyvanse.
But the problem with Vyvanse is it's slow release over a 12 hour
period. And that can keep them up sometimes in the can't sleep,
which of course turns them to the weed or the vape pen so I
can smoke some some, some or vapes THC to go to sleep and the
cycle repeats the next day. At the same time when Friday the
FDA released a 727 page memo that said CBD products. That's
cannabinoid that's not the THC should not be a controlled
substance. However, due to international treaties, the
United States will still require it to be treated as such.
Yeah, international treaties designed by us
bull crap.
So writes these international treaties,
presidents
and presidents of the United States. Yeah, international
treaty. The letter was related to the background of this
international treaty which apparently Portugal doesn't
abide by, I think is Ecuador, or Paraguay one of these countries
in South America doesn't go for it. And I guess other Canada
were they going to do?
So if you have a CBD with less than 0.1% of THC because you
know, you extract it and there's always something left so 0.1%
that CBD will be classified as schedule five. Now it's not
schedule one that is where CBD with extracts more than 0.1%
will remain. Schedule one up there with a hit with horse.
Well have you taught Yeah, but horse and cocaine and then
Oreos. Now if you if you talk to the experts up in the shops,
we're all the old ladies go Yeah, for their own state. They
all tell you the same thing and you'll see it in the blends of
the edibles. If you want you need a dose of C B D for your
you know for whatever reason. You really need to Have some THC
mixed into it because they do work in a competent way? Yes,
they do. So that'll be schedule one stuff. That's that's the
that's the whole reason right there as the old ladies, that's
the target market. I agree.
Well, the old ladies eventually put their foot down on this
stuff. And you know, and they'll mostly the Democrats, in this
case, the dems, this is a good topic for the Democrats to get
into right. Democrats are the old ladies and they're the ones
that should be promoting the legalization of this. There's a
lot of good topics at Democrats, besides open borders, and a
couple of other minor issues and hate Trump, they could find
stuff to talk about, but they refuse to do it. Yep.
Curious, but it is true.
So that is, that's the report in the combo. That to me was the
most interesting was the combination of Instagram and the
amphetamines.
So that's what you got out of the girls are they give you a
couple vials? I can get a couple pills.
They wouldn't just give it to me. No, they gotta sell it to
me. They're gonna give it to me like, hey, a
couple of a couple of wizards for like, Hey, I'm gonna do two
bucks a pop.
I'm gonna do the show. Now hit me up. Hit me up with some
Adderall. Can you imagine?
These girls are all high the whole time they're there. No,
no,
no, no, they only need it when they need to perform. That I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to the man who put the C and CBD John C Devora. Back.
In the morning you miss Rademacher also in the morning
ships and sea boots to the ground. feed their subs in the
water and all that and then out there
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that was boo you and this was the money, yesterday's money and
today's money to piles of dollar bills showing how inflation
works in one easy illustration. And I did get a note from cesium
137 He said hey, I've been trying to kill the flu with the
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Dame at least Garland's lemon cello otherwise it may not work.
But nice, nice piece of art and we appreciate the work that all
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just speaking of art for a second. I really liked the
Banksy stunt
the law was Oh no. Oh my
goodness. Yeah, it's not really worth clipping because it's
really just a bunch of people freaking out so at Sotheby's in
the UK. They're auctioning off little girl with a with a red
balloon which is a very famous Banksy iconic piece of work. It
goes for a million pounds a million the gavel comes down in
seconds later and this is all filmed presumably by Banksy or
one of his accomplices this frame around the the painting I
think is watercolor. It starts worrying and clicking and
beeping
the painting should be from made from spray paint but go on cry
lights
on paper the frame starts worrying and clicking and
beeping and the artwork starts slipping down in the frame and
under at the bottom of the frame is coming out shredded and so it
drops down like you know halfway and it's completely shredded
although it's all the you know all the all the shredded bits
are just waving there and people are freaking out you know that
immediately they're taking it off the wall they're rushing
away and Banksy did this video and he says well you know a
couple of years ago I did this which I find unlikely by the way
and he shows how he put this shredding in shredder system
into a piece of artwork and then it was all rigged ahead of time
ready for you know for this gag. Of course I think it's worth a
lot more now now that this happened but I'm a little
skeptical about him having set this up years ahead of time and
I guess it's got a battery in there and the batteries just
listening nonstop for years and I know that makes no sense
technically I have some issues with it but you've got to see
the video because it's very, very funny.
So what I did it rolled up to one painting and spit out to the
other
No just just half of the picture had dropped down halfway but
it was it was it rolled up into was there a mechanism there that
Howard he had to pre shredded stuff?
No, no, the actual piece that's in there just start the shredder
goes on. Imagine you just got a piece of paper on top of the
shredder. Nothing happens but then you turn the shredder on.
And then it shreds it as it goes down. Yeah, well this Okay,
anyway, transitioning to our million dollars. Yet we didn't
make
a million. But we did get a couple of people in fact, one
guy held up the for some reasons Toronto Miss of Dogpatch and
lower Sloboda keys back in together $800
Oh my goodness.
I think it's because he has a grievance and he wants me to
read
another while we do love his content. This is a good one.
Okay. Now this is Sir animus of Dogpatch and Lois LeBeau via
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immigrants so called parents being separated from their so
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anyone new is social justice warriors. You know them all.
They're the ones that were against Kavanaugh. These SJW is
ignorance still pisses me off? I asked them if they'd ever dealt
with child trafficking. ever paid cash to get young girls and
boys returned? Ever tried to adopt orphans or paid their
tuition for a private school to save them from traffickers? Have
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might do very little but even little isn't cheap, isn't easy
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clean air at the cost of destroying entire villages and
making areas uninhabitable since there's no money for
reclamation. We insist on no child labor in garment
factories. Validation diamonds are not blood diamonds, but have
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Only the need for more rare earth metals in the US. Governor
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yes I was reviewing some young and it turns out he has some
good things to say he's always had a few clips here and then
this is kind of with the virtues of being self multicopter the
health everything is which means you You are what you accuse
others of us the classic hears you everything that irritates us
about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves
I guess this kind of this
is a similar similar yeah similar similar thing but I just
liked it like yeah nice. Fits in there's is a an interesting
little video thing they do over the euro euro Parliament TV.
They got their own TV stations here we have C span where we
just cover stuff it's pretty boring. But they are they have
produced packages and Euro land for coming from Brussels. They
got produced packages and let you know what's what's changing.
Really
do we do the same thing, only we use it go do it through the
networks, that kind of excited government.
We let them pretend they made CBS. They just hey, just put a
different sticker on it. It's fine. So they're a little more
honest. And I have something very interesting caught my
attention in this. In the most recent overview of what the Euro
parliament is working on
MEPs voted for cars on European roads to be cleaner. By 2030
carmakers will have to cut their fleet wide co2 emissions by 40%.
On Demand platforms will have to feature a 30% quota of European
content, new rules and audio visual media will also protect
children from violent content and apply stricter rules on
advertising.
Oh, my row Netflix. So they're doing the French thing that on
demand platforms will be mandated to have 30% European
content
can even produce that much no way
and it'll suck. However, this presents the
habit it doesn't mean that you can have the content doesn't
mean right room on the servers
or you're not thinking straight. Okay, this is another this is an
opportunity to make some cheap as shitty European content and
sell it to Netflix. Who needs it?
Yes. And crummy EU EU films
and how and how do you even go about doing this? So you look at
the entire library. Netflix has 30% of that entire library has
to be produced in the European Union. How about Amazon, which
has every movie and TV show known to man almost, that's also
going to have to now be 30%? And how do you police that? How do
you track it? Is it just what is offered? I mean, I think this is
this is huge. This is a huge change.
How much stuff do you think we could crank out if we put
together a little production group and some writers to write
some really crappy plays?
I mean, we can we probably crank out 10 episodes a week.
And don't think we can do that much production.
No one said how long it has to be. It can just be a shortage
ago,
I think when they analyzed it 30% of Ghana is going to be
required to be 30% of the total time of content Rossi title.
I don't know. I don't know if they're doing it by title amount
of titles.
But I tell them you just do a bunch of five minute thing.
That's where I was going. No, they're not going to put up with
that. See through that bullcrap.
It's so odd, you know? I don't understand how you did it. How
about this? So you're thinking differently than I'm just
starting to think I'm commercially anyway, Andy Warhol
used to do yes, the factory will walk Warhol used to for example,
one of his movies is a 24 hour movie with shoes a lot of time.
24 hour movie of a cabinet position. Watch the Empire State
Building for 24 hours. That's it. That's content movies over
but I don't understand how does this fit in with the
multicultural globalist society, don't we? You also need at least
10% Arabic I mean this is coming down Broadway you can see it
happening and maybe that's our angle that will be in the future
maybe maybe that's our angle we go and we say listen, we need to
represent the entire population of the European Union we need
Arabic programming we feel a ship now let's look at Sweden, 3
million of the 30 minutes about 10% So 10% should be Arabic and
we just go and produce that
I'm liking the idea of the stationary camera
because the with Arabic no one will want to find answers so I'm
we're guaranteed to get subsidies from the same European
Union mandating this 10% that we're gonna force on them.
We could do we could start a studio.
If Obama can do it, we have
to be we have to have the studio. It has to be located in
the EU. So you had to put Netherlands as you get these.
Easy, easy. Yes. I got a couple of Moroccan buddies, they can be
hosts.
Oh, perfect.
And we just do GoPros on their helmets as they're going by
liquidating people. Oh, I'm sorry. What am I thinking? Yeah,
yep.
All right now for that. So the Brazil's got a big election
coming up and they got this fascist. I don't know what he is
did the trump of Brazil they call him but in fact, they even
granted Glenn Greenwald doesn't think so. He's just this new
guy. And everyone's all freaked out about it. Nobody's courses
covering in the United States except democracy now because
they do actually cover more international news and the
network's do even though they don't really cover anything they
just read from from some report they read from a wire. But did
they actually discuss this a little bit this is so we can
keep up. So we show we're here and national this show is the
Brazilian elections
black people, the indigenous and the LGBT community and women
have conquered so far represents a threat to democracy in our
country, a democracy that we are still building.
Joining us in Rio de Janeiro is Pulitzer Prize winning
journalist Glenn Greenwald, who co founded the intercept. Glenn,
welcome back to Democracy Now. Can you talk about the
significance of what is happening right now in Brazil,
and particularly on Sunday, the election
to begin with the significance is that Brazil is a country of
210 million people. So it's the fifth most populous country in
the world right behind the United States, the second
largest in the hemisphere, in the most influential in all of
Latin America. It's also the seventh largest economy in the
world with major oil reserves. And what the Western media has
often been doing and talking about Bolsonaro is calling him
Brazil's Trump, which drastically and radically
understates the case, he's much closer to say, do tear tea in
Philippines or even General Sisi in Egypt, both in terms of what
he intends to do and wants to do, and what he's able to do
given the fragility of Brazil, which is an extremely young
democracy that exited a military dictatorship only 33 years ago,
and therefore doesn't have the same kind of institutions to
limit what someone would want to do the way say the United States
or the UK would so it's an extremely dangerous moment for
this country. Polls do show that he's unlikely to win in the
first round on Sunday, but there is a possibility that he made
that he could actually just get 50% of the vote and avoid a
runoff entirely. But even if he does make the runoff, the signs
are really showing that he is likely to win against Lewis
handpick successor, because of how much animus has been built
up by the media and the business class toward PT in this country.
Before we continue, I just got a text from Horowitz. And he says
Brazilian stock markets like this guy a lot. So just for
context.
And can you talk more about just exactly what Bolsonaro
represents his homophobic comments, women comments, his
support of the Brazilian military dictatorship,
or you know, you can go through the whole list of shocking
comments. He once said in an interview that he would rather
hear that his son died in a car accident than here that his son
is gay. He told a colleague in the lower house of Congress
where he served for 30 years when she accused him of
defending torture and rape, which he did during the
dictatorship that she need not worry, because in his words, he
didn't deserve to be raped by him, meaning that she was too
ugly to deserve and merit his his rape. There's a whole slew
of comments like that about black people about indigenous
the indigenous. But the much more worrying aspect or not
these kinds of comments, but the policies that he's explicitly
endorsing his model for how he wants to deal with crime, are
the world's worst dictators. People like Pinochet he's he's
advocated that we do things like in the Philippines where we just
send the military and the police to just indiscriminately
slaughter, whatever whoever they think is a drug dealer or
criminal without trials. He believes in military rule, he
doesn't regard the military coup of 1964. And the 21 year
resulting military dictatorship as a coup or as a dictatorship.
He regards it as something noble and wants to replicate it.
So this is one of our guys, apparently. Must be if the stock
markets
go down, as you mentioned it. There's some element of that.
Yeah. Yeah. So we
got it would be booming. Yeah, we got to look into this guy.
See what's happening. Yeah,
it's not like he's a new guy is Bolsonaro. As you bol S O N, eo
is going around, and it's been it's been around and he's he
does make the rude comments. And he's gonna leave, he's gonna be
the next guy run in Brazil. So we'll see what happens.
Well, they got the oils, that's for sure.
They got a resource out of natural resources that are,
it's just been it's just been corruption. The reason why
Brazil has as such a large percentage of the population is
just completely impoverished is because of corruption. Because
it seems like they got a pretty rich country, or rich and
resources. And it's just there's just too many people. What is
the problem there? Or what is the problem? My Uncle
Jack the party?
They party too much. Damn, Brazilians. That's a good enough
answer.
The funny thing is any Brazilian who's listening to that comment
will say yeah, right about right.
Nobel Peace Prize was announced. If anyone thought that Trump was
actually going to get the Nobel Peace Prize, certainly at this
point in the trajectory of the North Korean negotiations, well,
that would have been quite foolish. But as as usual, these
political organizations, which is really what they are, I mean,
I don't find much valid thing after they gave President Obama
the Peace Prize before he was President for he was president
just because he wasn't no. Bush.
I guess. Yeah, that was the low point.
Yeah. That mean that and there's a lot of corruption in these
things. And being one of the, you know, one of the one of the
more aggressive presidents we've had.
Yeah, although I hear Trump is pretty big on the drone stuff,
too. But we don't really I don't think he has the time,
but I'm thinking Libby. Oh, yeah, that was a lot more Egypt
and all that stuff.
Yeah. But I, you know, very political, and of all the things
that have taken place in the world where people have fought
to fought for peace and for peaceful movements. I thought
this was a pretty shallow choice. Within reason, of
course.
Standing ovation for Congolese Nobel Peace Prize winner Dennis
McQuaig, who treats war rape victims in the Democratic
Republic of Congo require NGO dedicated his award to all women
affected by rape and sexual violence.
I don't see whether it has to do with peace. He said he treats
rape victims, and this is the the old adage of mainly soldiers
going around raping women and children just horrible things.
But I don't really see how this is what he's done for peace. You
know, he's highlighted a horrible issue and he's treating
people but that is
Panzi Hospital in the eastern Congolese city of Bukavu.
lukwago says the prize was an important recognition of many
women's trauma. There's something immediately when you
start counting the numbers, the millions of deaths and hundreds
of 1000s of women raped than they can no longer be ignored.
We cannot continue to simply count numbers, we have to start
a process that will lead to the truth coming out and justice
being done. The world can today draw a red line and say in armed
conflicts, women should never be used as a battleground. And if
anyone breaks that rule, they should be isolated from society.
Nadia Miranda Yazidi rights activist and survivor of sexual
slavery by so called Islamic State also won the prestigious
award. Nadia was 21 when in 2014, militants took her from
Northern Iraq and repeatedly sold her for sex. She escaped
and is now an advocate for the rights of our community around
the world. And
so, you know, great people that doing great things, but this
seems like it's being used as an encouragement prize. I mean,
this is not these are not earth shattering peace movements, or
they have not necessarily brought peace to the world. Am I
just over analyzing this? It seems like
the same way when I heard this they were discussing on
Democracy Now and I was going to take a clip and I said, Yeah,
you know, this award is pretty sketchy to begin with. And when
these guys in the Congo, I mean, you don't know what's going on
there.
Well, so the two things that were of interest was one, it was
kind of like a hashtag me too, which the conversation of the
Western world. I mean, this takes place in the Netherlands
to, they call it they don't say hashtag, but they all they call
it a literal, meet me to moment a Plan B to Romania. That was my
Dutch. So the actual term, me too, has been transported, they
don't even translate it translated into local local
lingo. So it's a big political thing, which of course, it's a
thing. There's no doubt about it.
But it's always seen the whole thing even as Peace Prize, all
seems oriented to get Democrats to vote for Democrats,
even the Nobel Prize Committee. So yes, these guys are just
nuts.
It was the message about, you know, women being raped, I'll
tell you and who does the raping Republicans, what do we do about
it
vote. If I was on the Nobel Committee, I'd give it to these
guys.
This may look like a tent city, but it's actually City field.
The City field parking lot to be more precise, is where a couple
1000 people and counting are now living that I mentioned, it's a
parking lot what would cause people to come from all over the
country.
I'm from New Orleans, Louisiana, South Florida, like an hour from
Miami to live
in a makeshift campground at this stadium. It's the biggest
selling boy band of all time, BTS from South Korea.
They're all overall good people and want to do good things for
the world. So that's personally for me why I love them.
On her hand, the number two, she's second in line for more
than 5000 General Admission standing room only spots next to
the stage inside the stadium. The 1000s and 1000s of other
tickets are for seats, and they sold out in less than 10 minutes
weeks ago. So these devoted general admission fans organize
their numbers on a list and organize their tents. Some have
been here a full week, they say it's worth it to connect with
stars so appealing. They were invited to speak to the world at
the UN last week, and who speak to each individual fan. In
concert.
We feel the same issues that they're going through and
everything is just universal. And it's just really nice.
Antonia, these BTS kids, they should have gotten the Nobel
Prize. They're actually cross promoting love across borders
and peace and these kids don't even understand the lyrics and
how the hell does that work? The world has gone is flipped upside
down. It used to be our crazy musicians with the long hair,
you know, like the Whitesnake and eBay of like cheap trick was
take Cheap Trick. And they go over to to Japan and Korea and
the Asian countries and people like wow, never seen this mind
boggling. And now our kids are blown away by and it's very odd
style, if only a word Gangnam
Style. And this is the first one notice the first Korean inroad
this actually
this music may be designed specifically for adderal. Just
thinking about I'll
have to write that maybe there's a hidden message. Or maybe
they're just playing into it. And maybe we should learn
something from that. Maybe we just start talking really Hey,
how many people do you know that listen to us on one and a half
speed or two times the speed? Yeah, a lot of people do that. I
wonder if those people have taken Adderall as well. They'd
like to hear they want to hear me talk really fast.
It's possible. Yes. How? Okay, it
reminds me to play this
clip. Wait, informal poll before we play the clip. How many of
you who listen to the no agenda show on multifactor speed, which
as you know, I'm not a fan of because I feel that you lose
nuance. How many of you are either taking Adderall Vyvanse,
another amphetamine or just a meth head? It's okay. If you'd
like to just let us know if you're a meth
head let us know.
You know, that's the opening of the show, right. All right,
what's your clip?
So talking about the hidden messaging somebody was this, I
cut this way down, because it was just some podcasts or guy
can't remember his name. And he's just showing that Dianne
Feinstein had a hidden message. If you played her little spiel
backwards.
Never heard this. No.
She was with when she was with Schumer and they're talking
about how they're going to vote against this guy Kavanaugh. This
guy found a little segment in there where he played to her
backwards and this is the result.
Okay, well which clip is it? I'm not sure I'm so yeah,
does see AIAA paid me Feinstein sorry okay
I can't wait so let's focus in right here Do I need to slow it
down a little bit more for you I'm sorry who paid you oops Did
I just hear the C I A paid me
you know there's a lot of people there's an entire series of and
people who who have no kind of flesh this all out that everyone
when you're speaking in this dimension of this universe in an
alternate universe you are saying something else if you
play it backwards and everybody and we've done a couple of these
I think a long time that a
couple did one once it was so off the wall it wasn't even
making any sense to me. We haven't done
hold on here's here's Obama's think this was Obama's reverse
message This is a
classic The Lumia wound this year so
I may not be no that's not it hold on that's a Satan loves you
is now it's it was Yes We Can I think it was Obama reverse maybe
Oh, yes here we go serene alphas are ocean that's yes, we can.
Yes, we can. It was Thank you. Thank
you, Satan. Yeah, proof right there.
I think is probably right. Yeah. I think maybe this is something
there's something going on here.
Let me let's let's focus in right here. Oops. Yeah, even
though I need to slow it down a little bit more for you. Today,
you need me. I'm sorry, who paid you? Oops. Did I just hear the
CI a paid me
This is great. Did this YouTube thing start off with Hey, guys,
it started off like that.
It's something like that. But the guy is the guy really was
belaboring. I mean, it's just like, what you just what I cut
out of there is like, out of about 20 minutes of him first
playing it to one way than the other and then looking for the
it just was a long clip, right? It boiled down.
I'm all I'm all in on this. I'm like, Yeah, okay, I can see
that. I can see where in an alternate universe you're saying
something else in that is masked in the backward masking? And
it's all the work of the devil. Well, I do know
that I have the tendency occasionally to to in just
general commentary to throw in an outrageously well thought out
pun by accident.
Oh, that's that's the Lord man. And I do it all the
time. But that's the Lord channeling when I do it. I've
always liked I take credit for it. But it's like no, I'm just
like hitting the billiard balls and open they go in. All right,
well, then just as a little entre Mall. This is from country
music, television. There's a show now about girls becoming
cheerleaders.
For the Dallas for the
Dallas Cowboys. Yeah, that's been dead. Yeah.
Yeah. Well, this is the this is the level. Maybe she's saying
something backward to
for me stuttering and going blank. And it's not that I don't
know anything that's going on. Of course there are topics
though, that I'm not going to be as educated on I'm now working
on if there is like a topic that comes up that I'm not as versed
on that I can have the tools to better handle that situation. I
was kind of curious. How do you consume your news? I use
Instagram, but you know that Instagram is not like news. TV
radio. Actually, no, ma'am.
You definitely need Consumer News. Absolutely. isn't just for
your own sake. Yes, ma'am.
That's the coach. Yeah, you need some consumer news.
So she consumes your news from Instagram,
Instagram, Instagram and what she needs it's a smart news at
Heart News.
I was only watching news I agreed with I was only getting
news from social media. Now. I use smart. It has news from all
sides. I trust smart News. Today,
I liked it. I trust smart news
now. Now that girl sounded a lot like Miss South Carolina.
Oh this I don't know. I don't know.
This is a clip that I keep making you play over and over
again. This is Miss Miss Jr. Miss or what? Whatever it is the
South Carolina saving find it. Yes, it could be the SC or South
Carolina where she's answering this stupid quick question about
why can't most Americans find you know anything on a map? And
she gives us idiotic answer. Carolina it is your turn go
ahead All right. Let's see who you got. Judge number nine.
Christina milyon please give us a question.
Should people who leaked classified documents the name of
public information be charged with treason?
The wrong one gets the wrong set Miss South Carolina that's all
the South Carolina's I got for you. Was that a different year?
Well, there should be another one there because I Reese, I
resubmitted and we played it a few weeks
the were the gone guns. I have one of her on guns.
Now. Just look for sec if there's anything SC or miss.
Yes, I did miss I did miss SC and I've got Miss A q&a s Young
Guns and why she lost out.
Now Trey in South Carolina. Dan just did that. That's where I
got the other one. We don't have it's not sorry. I didn't label
it properly. Once again. That's right.
That's what you get. Is probably
you're gonna have just kind of dummies. I will want to play
this. This is the Orrin Hatch clip from this again from the
Cavanaugh hearings. I know I'm back trying to get these out of
the way. But this was hatch and Orrin Hatch apparently he's you
know, he's rolling his eyes and he and this is he's quitting
he's retiring. And he's got questionable character anyway,
but he decided to go plow through the the gaggle of
protesters Yeah. And then he got in the elevator and in the
process he told him to grow up, which got up just triggered
triggered a lot of people among those arrested with comedian and
actress Amy Schumer also protesting there's a group of
women who confronted Utah Republican Senator Orrin Hatch
as he sped into an elevator challenged him over his support
for Kavanaugh Senator Hatch told the women to grow up waving them
off as he boarded an elevator in the heart building. Why are you
brave enough to talk to us and exchange with you wave your hand
it means
Yeah, and these girls look like they were 12 I know that's the
attitude. That's the attitude How
dare you I wave my hand at you. Wave your hand at me.
This is all going horribly wrong. This is great. It's going
horribly horribly wrong everywhere. This is this is not
this is not a world to live in anymore. You're
just as enraged woman this was the good 12 seconds
these men sitting in office have no fucking idea when they have
no idea
no idea of what
they have no idea just got no idea
wow wow
I don't even know what to do with that.
I have a couple of odd clips. The apparently this Russian hack
thing is like getting completely out of control which which
Russian hack because I hear play the more Russians indicted
listed this is making no sense to me.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department has indicted seven
Russian agents for conspiring to hack the computers of anti
doping officials who uncovered a massive ring of state sponsored
cheating by athletes ahead of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de
Janeiro. US attorney Scott Brady said Thursday the seven agents
have ties to GRU, Russia's military intelligence bodies, he
said they went on to attempt attacks against other targets.
They targeted Westinghouse, a nuclear power company based in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that supplied nuclear fuel to the
Ukraine with his CT scans.
They targeted the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons Ford scan, which was investigating the use of
chemical weapons in Syria and the poisoning of a former Gru
officer and his daughter in the UK. And they targeted a lab in
Switzerland that analyzed the nerve agent used in that
poisoning.
Okay, hold on because I have a clip that goes with this one.
This is kind of important. Let me just get that last bit here.
This piece here.
They targeted the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons.
Yeah, that is the OPC W And the it's interesting that you got
this clip, but not really the follow up because this is pretty
big news in the, in the lowlands. Certainly, you know,
I have the lowlands clip.
Oh, I have one from the BBC.
But mine is the WTF clip because this is a very strange clip.
Okay, well, I'll play mine that we may have the same one, I
don't know. But this is about these Russians, who were not
just hacking. They had in this photos and all kinds of stuff.
It was a big press conference. The Dutch intelligence services
captured a bunch of Russians who were sitting there in their car,
right here, the OPC W, and they had Wi Fi snip, sniffers and all
kinds of stuff. It
was here in April of this year that four Russians were
detained. They were stopped in this hotel car park with a booth
full of surveillance gear. Just next door is the headquarters
for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
At the time, the OPC W was investigating chemical attacks
in Syria and also crucially, the poisoning of Sergei skripal in
Salisbury with nerve agents,
I have to say whenever I hear an outfit, like the BBC do a news
report, and this is a news report, but it's produced with
scary music. It's no longer a news report. This is propaganda
of some sort. We don't know exactly what it is other than to
make the Russians look like a bunch of dicks. But why would
you produce this with this spy thriller Suspense music under it
as the BBC News.
The first surprising thing about this is the fact that no one's
talking about it at all. Normally, counter espionage
operations. The catching of spies is something that's done
in secret. But today we had a press conference, with
photographs being released from the Dutch government of the four
Russian individuals. But the idea was to put more pressure on
the GRU about their activities, they think we're just going
to lie down except that they're wrong, and there will be
consequences.
It's also surprising the way that the Russians were alleged
to be trying to carry out their surveillance, they were doing
what's called close access, which involved parking a car in
this hotel car park, and then using an antenna to capture some
of the communication signals going over Wi Fi. The Russians
again seem to have been very aggressive but also quite
sloppy. One of them was carrying a taxi receipt for his trip from
the GRU base in Moscow to the airport in Russia for which he
left in order to fly here for the operation.
The music is just great.
Well, this is very similar to the bid is from a democracy now
but it does emphasize the same facts but listen to this clip.
The Dutch defense ministry says counter intelligence officials
broke up a hacking attempt by the Russians as they attempted
to break into a Marriott Hotel Wi Fi from a parking lot in The
Hague. The Dutch said the Russians had a receipt which
showed they took a taxi ride from the headquarters of the GRU
Russia's military intelligence service to Moscow's main
airport. Russia has rejected the indictments calling them part of
a disinformation campaign.
Yeah, yeah, it's kind of like, hey, let's start off with one
thing. Just kind of like the passport on 911 like, well,
I don't even think it's that the guy has a taxi receipt. You have
to keep your receipts he's probably got the same
bureaucratic crap. Gru, waters motors. I know you're charging
here for this this taxi ride. Where's that receipt? What is
what is the receipts? So they're not like Russia? Oh, they're so
crude over there. They don't need a taxi receipt. So he kept
his receipt in his wallet. And so that's that became the center
of attention. Some guys receipt because
the taxi ride because it's proof that he took a cab from the GRU
headquarters. This is also kind of like making the look like the
dumbest spies in history. There's a lot going on here. So
it's kind of like finding the the hijackers Mohamed Atta has
passport completely unscathed you know we have this proof this
proof of who perpetrated this evil crime and this got so crazy
that there was some problems with the trains on I think
Friday and the Netherlands as we always has problems with their
trains. If you ever are in the Dutch train and they say we have
a problem with the the electrical What do you call it
to John the above the train the electrical wires, it's called
the electrical wires. It doesn't have a I don't know. It has a
name induction the bow for lightning. So whenever they say
we have a problem, there's a technical problem with the
wires. That is code for someone committed suicide and jumped
onto the tracks and it happens a lot at least once a day. But now
there was some problems with the trains and yes, just stuff was
blink ends. The Dutch train says Tim has a 50 year history of
problems. And people immediately started tweeting. Russians have
hacked into the train system.
You know this other thing about let's go back to this taxi
receipt? You've been all over the world. I've been all over
the world. I mean, you get some taxi receipt. Does it tell you
where you left? Have you ever seen a taxi left a hotel Burn,
burn, you know,
didn't know typically the guy will give it to you blank hope
and that you will give him a bigger tip for the sham you're
about to pull on your employer.
That would be very common. Interesting. Well, maybe now but
this taxi receipt for some reason. Despite the government
regulations, I'm sure it says specifically it's from the GRU
headquarters.
The airport didn't even have the letters G R. And she Are you HQ
a car
you would allow this this sort of thing. It's like you attract
people. This is bullcrap.
You're although these days? Absolutely. Uber not only knows
where they picked me up and drop me off, they got a map, it just
gets sent to me. It's copied to the IRS. Everyone knows
Uber's running too much too much of an operation. And I don't
think the GRU is using Uber. Well, like
that, that would make it bogus. That would make it that much
better. If Yeah, it does sound like a big, big bunch of
bullcrap.
Now, the other big story that's floating around, and has been
floating around, is this is brushes two of them. One is and
pence had a speech recently where he brought this this issue
up and I think they're trying to trying to I'm not sure that any
of this is true, or if it's Oh, yeah, I dance about China's
going to China's out that hackus American people
deserve to know. In response to the strong stand that President
Trump has taken. Beijing is pursuing a comprehensive and
coordinated campaign to undermine support for the
President, our agenda and our nation's most cherished ideals.
Pensez warning to Beijing comes amidst a growing US China trade
war. And as the Pentagon is reportedly planning a massive
show of force in November, with warships and planes set to carry
out exercises near China's territorial waters in the South
China Sea and Taiwan Strait.
Oh, I totally believe that's happening. And so that's that's
what they're equating to a meddling in the election is by
showing up around election time and looking like dicks.
I'm not sure. Yeah, probably.
Because now this does tie in, I believe in a way to this story
that kind of got legs but isn't really jumping to the forefront
about the the Mini, the mini CHIP. CHIP for that. Yeah, I
want to talk about this for a second because I have some
thoughts about it what
you want super micro,
super micro. Yeah, this is interesting.
Bloomberg is reporting China inserted micro chips into
servers used by major tech companies such as Apple and
Amazon that give backdoor access to data. The minuscule grain of
rice sized chip would allow hackers to bypass security and
remotely access the networks of these companies. both Apple and
Amazon are denying the claims in the report.
Now, if I'm not mistaken, this was discovered years ago, this
is not something new, correct.
I didn't know the details of the discovery. But I do have some
thoughts on the but this sort of thing because I've worked with
people back and I remember in the 80s George Morrow used to
bitch about this with Korean subcontractor. He had come up
with his very interesting little Zenith product that was a laptop
and Gomez customers company because they had it manufactured
overseas. And it was this was a very lightweight machine one of
the early ones and which machine was this? It was a little Zenith
portable. DOS machine was raised dos or CPM. Those dos now this
old DOS by this time, and I believe the grind I think it was
long after CPM and ya know as DOS and so they, the machine was
a turd when it came back. And Mora was one of these guys who
would design his own kind of screwball circus that it would,
you know, be kind of miraculous. He was something of a genius in
that regard. And so he went they couldn't figure out why this
machine and they were geniuses all bent out of shape about a
thing being no good. So he's examined the motherboard and
they had changed a bunch of chips on it. And yeah,
that you know, one of our nights was running. Big program at
Apple for that. Remember the trashcan Mac Yeah, and and he
will have to go to China all the time because they will do the
exact same thing. They that all sudden they send it with just a
different chip for than the spec called for just something just
to Apple, which is
outrageous is so moral funny gotta hold the engineers and
they and he was told that they looked at it. Why didn't you
just produce it the way they're supposed to. But he said
apparently they get involved. They looked at it said, Oh, this
circuit doesn't make any sense. So let's just bypass it and
protect that circuit out and do this. And so they did. And of
course the machine didn't work. Right. And I believe that they
just constantly do their meddlers, they metal, oh, we're
going to help you this is a way of helping you. Yeah. And I
think that's what we have here. Unless somebody can shine, chip
works and prove this. This argument has
a chip. No, I had had a different thought about this.
And I'm looking for the article. I can't find it. But I believe
this was discovered quite a while ago, for some reasons,
just now coming to light. And everyone's denying that this has
affected them. I see no reason to believe that it wouldn't have
been our own intelligence agencies who put this in, that
would make a lot more sense, particularly into Google and
Facebook servers. Why wouldn't be in there from them?
Why blame the Chinese? Well,
it less I don't even know that the chip does anything that is
I'd like to tear down I mean, someone has the
what is the chip has got to be some sort of a chip known chip.
I mean, I mean, the you just don't you can't make a little
sub micron product, you know, just in your backyard. It's just
the whole story seems sketchy. And I think it may be part of
this. Pence comment about the Chinese trying to hack the
elections and trying to get everyone off the scent of the
lack of scent of the Russians. I have no idea. This just seems
like a phony baloney thing. And Bloomberg, I don't trust them at
all.
For sure, the only thing I can think to add to this is that
I've received so many notes after our multiple conversation,
multiple series conversation about Chinese Chinese tourists,
and how they are rude. And where that comes from culturally.
There's a lot of different theories and ideas, but everyone
pretty much agrees Yeah, they're rude. They're also proud of
stealing. Often, certainly, if it's stealing from non Chinese
entities. And this is one of the, for me, the first
population that I actually look at and say, you know, what, we
may really be incompatible. And they're just dicks. And they
probably think we're dicks. So that presents a problem because
they really have a lot of integration with us. And on, you
know, technology, finance and sovereign finance. But they
haven't Chinese a diet. I know it sounds xenophobic, and
bigoted, but they just may be dicks. I mean, that's their
culture. It's your of dicks. And I'm sure they think we're dicks
too. So yeah, we're messing with them reasonably hard right now.
You know, what they're doing in the in the South China Sea and
near Japan's This is insane. And I think in that regard, Trump is
correct. No one has ever just said, Hey, cut it out. Well,
just like Google is looking forward to monitoring the
situation. They built entire bases. Yeah. And that's less
than important.
Your heart? Yeah, they haven't had that happen. They haven't
had anyone tell them to stop.
I really hope we don't get some kind of kinetic thing going on
there. Because that's not going to be pretty. But this is to say
that hey, they're trying to rig our election of course, the you
immediately think oh, wow, trying to distract away from the
Russians. This is why and from a PR standpoint, it's just a
stupid thing to say or at least to say even to where they did
they use the word metal. They use the exact same
was Pence pence going on about it?
Oh, Pence would know that
like metal. Black Metal.
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Let me see. Yes, there was this a movement? Some stuff going on
and with Turkey and Germany in this not really being covered
were very well, but I got this report from not at all. Not at
all. Yes.
Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in Germany meeting
Chancellor Angela Merkel. The two countries have clashed over
human rights and Turkey's economy over which Mr. Edwin has
exercised increasing political control
and also the EU pays Erawan to not let the refugees leave
Turkey into Europe. The BBC has Jenny Hill is covering the
visit.
Essential Berlin has been completely sealed off. I met a
roadblock just around the corner. From the Brandenburg
Gate there are police officers everywhere. The Muse tourists at
the Cordon, looking at police armored vehicles and rooftop
snipers around the luxury Adlon hotel where a very controversial
guest is staying reach up. Edwin has come with high expectations.
He wants to reset the relationship between Ankara and
Berlin is strange due in part stays partial for Jalen critics
and journalists with passports. So perhaps it's no wonder that
few senior politicians will attend a state banquet due to be
held in his honor at the presidential palace not far from
here. Angular Merkel and many of her ministers won't be at the
dinner. Mrs. Merkel, of course will meet with him three times.
In fact, Mr. Erdogan needs her help and support his economy
struggling and he's fallen out with Donald Trump. But the
relationship matters to her to 3 million people of Turkish origin
live in Germany. Many support him. Then there's a trading
relationship and a deal between Turkey and the EU has helped to
reduce migration. Mr. Diwan says he wants closer ties.
It's pretty interesting how they just gloss over that in this
report.
It's a buyout.
That's a trading relationship. And a deal between Turkey and
the EU has helped to reduce migration.
Now the biggest one we've just finished the report.
Mr. Diwan says he wants closer ties for what he says is the
sake of prosperity and the future of both countries. Mrs.
Merkel may agree with him, but given her own diminishing power,
and the content in which Mr. Erdogan is held by many here,
her welcome will be a cautious one.
So what's the what's the play here? I mean, is the lira still
in a in a spiral is it just out of control is
low? Okay, so they did stabilize, but you know when you
have a low all currencies collapsed like that this is the
opportunity for exporting because it means everything's
very cheap. But what did they export drugs maybe export well
they actually exports some minerals drugs and drugs. I know
this for if I did some of the ISIS best glass blowing
factories and glass manufacturing in the world, we
need to take a trip. And the funny thing is I'll betcha we
start to see it cost plus and some of these you know, Crate
and Barrel but you're
gonna have all kinds of deals on the NSC, a lot of Turkish glass
Yes. And Raj will see it out of the blue rugs. And
they have lots of that's for sure. Yeah, right. Drain the
country of its rugs.
I don't want to that want to sound like a broken record. But
again, the opportunities just beckoning us John.
Glass and Rod want to do become an import export guy. We're
dealing with a Turks. Very hard sell style. This really doesn't
fit in with American taste.
hookahs do.
Well, yeah, but I don't know what kind of a business that is.
hookah bars. We got a couple of smoke. hookah bars are actual
does this a pretty popular thing now? Yeah, really? Yeah.
You have a Hookah bar there. And I think we have three beers. I
don't know of one probably is one around here, but Oh,
yeah. This is in the in your neck of the woods. Yeah, there's
tons of hookah bars. Going and investigate.
I don't care too. Okay. I think you're pretentious. I think a
hookah is pretentious. pretentious. It's just a
glorified Bong. Yeah, yeah. Oh, no, I don't use a ball. Use a
laser hookah we have imported it from Turkey.
A Brexit now, whenever you really want to get something
done in the or I would say in the 80s 90s. A little bit of the
2000s if you wanted to get something done, you brought in
the big guns. So we really need to reconsider this Brexit thing.
We got all kinds of problems. Who do you bring in? Who's the
big gun in the UK? If you really want to change hearts and minds?
Boris Johnson close. Bob
Geldof? Of course. Sir Bob, sir Bob, it's
twofold. One is the income generated for this country 94
billion, bringing into the country contrast that with the
NHS total spend 118 billion 115 billion almost the same, this
would be critically damaged. The second reason is cultural. The
voice of Britain the genuine global Britain voice is our
music. It has been since the Beatles, The gracious cultural
influencers of the 20th century. No one knows quite why this tiny
island produces such vast reservoirs of talent. But we do
know that the entire planet dances eat sleeps and plays hard
to our noise. That's the sound of genuine global Britain. And
that has been endangered by a recklessness which is
existential, and historically self damaging.
So apparently, in order to save the national health care system,
we need to stay within the EU. So the almost equal amount of
revenue that comes in from the music business can save all the
sick people.
Bullshit.
What is what is wrong with him?
I don't know what he does can't make heads or tails of this
precisely. I mean, how does this play? And I mean, what What Is
he serious about the I mean, yeah, we've had the Beatles.
Thanks. It was great. Yeah. Hey, Paul McCartney, you can have him
back. I'm not so sure that that Britain has been all that
important. I mean, yeah, we had an important wave in the 60s and
70s. Well, I will say this. Has he heard me? Has he heard Kpop
or not?
I'd say probably has, but I would there's something that
needs to be kind of discussed I think on a bigger leg on a
global level. Which is yeah, the you want to have all these units
do you want these to trade for the purposes of trade and only
trade, you want these big alliances and then you can make
better deals. But if you look at the history of Europe, in
particular, the little are countries that look small
countries, the EU, the UK and there are the islands there and
then you have Sweden individually when they were kind
of not isolated but more isolated than they are today.
Sweden used to have two aircraft manufacturing companies and two
or three car companies and a truck company. I mean, they
would have a All these operations now they're all
bought up by, you know, because of globalism. They've been
bought up at the Chinese and the Indians and Saab I think has
been to quit Saab. The car companies been shut down
shuttered. Yeah, done GM done for a while they could fake make
it work. And Great Britain is the same way. They had Jaguar
and Bentley and Rolls Royce. It's all BMW now, isn't it?
Well, they're owned by Yeah, they're owned by the BMW and
Volkswagen, I think Volkswagen owns. Rolls Royce and BMW, I
think owns Bentley or the other way around, but they don't own
the Red Rover. I think this still may be independent, but
probably not. I mean, when these countries were by themselves and
doing their own thing, they could do all these fabulous
things, including the British Invasion for the music scene.
Which Geldof kind of refers to, but now that they're all global,
the global thing just takes all those life
sucks the air out of it. Yeah. Yeah. So
how would somebody explained that to me?
Now, the only thing they have really, that is global is
they're actors. They're actors. They that is the engine of our
of Hollywood, because they add credibility to what's going on
to what did the drivel we're producing. So you gotta have
a great weekend, suck up actors, like there's no tomorrow. But in
fact, a lot of the British actors, and there's many of the
better ones are really British, and they they work on the stage.
And they do a lot of stuff you'd see over there. See over here,
necessarily, when they come over here, just first shot at it,
they
come over here to take our money in bank are women.
Well, there's that. But that's just an actress thing. That's
just what they do. But the point is, is that why does what has
globalism done? That's positive, except make bigger companies
bigger?
What is it done?
What has it done for the, for the people or for the creativity
of the masses?
You know what, I think this is it. The globalism is right here.
You're listening to it, you're connected to it. The internet is
the only globalism I believe in. And it's not really all that
healthy. What we're seeing.
Again, if you even look at our numbers, seriously, and you look
at who listens to the show is still 85%. Us A
and then the rest you have seen. You've seen numbers.
Yes. Well, I see. Yeah, I just see numbers. I don't see numbers
of the people who were listening to get numbers from the mailing
list. Ah, okay. And I extrapolate.
Well, as I told you, when I was in I was in Europe. Last month,
I realized, you know, we really haven't our media diet. Our news
diet here is so deprived that we wind up you know, and it's, it
spills over into all other countries. I mean, the headline
news is what's going on here is Trump. This won't last. We used
to do a lot more European news, but a lot of THE EUROPEAN NEWS
IS Trump.
Yeah, I mean, it's pretty pathetic. I will say not to be
insulting to any particular news show. Did I have to get clips
from Democracy Now? I know. You get any sort of and all she does
is read the wire.
I think you're single handedly keeping them on the air with
your views like you
know, but they still will report on stuff. I do have one last
clip from them. I might as well get out of the way so we can
Okay. Rap a little bit. But this is a Yemen update. Oh,
yes. Something else rarely discussed.
Thursday's protests came as the head of a team of UN
investigators accused Saudi Arabia and the United Arab
Emirates of interfering with his investigation. Kemal Jen Dubey
says all sides in Yemen's conflict have committed human
rights abuses with the US back Saudi led coalition responsible
for war crimes, including widespread arbitrary detention,
rape, torture, and the conscription of children as
young as eight years old.
Yeah. Yeah. Where's all the protests for that? Yeah, there
was a there was a protest, this would choose reporting, but
there's no reporting on the protest. That's not what we
want. Because it's not about Trump.
If there's no reporting on the protests, it didn't happen.
Pretty much. Let me see if I just had some OTG notes I'd
taken here. Oh, yeah, this is I've ordered the book. Jessica
Powell. Have you ever run across her she was I think she was a
big PR person at Google. And she wrote a book about how how much
bullshit is going on and it's called the big disruption here
why I left my big fancy tech job and wrote a book the big
disruption and she really highlights how they completely
lost the lost the plot and you know, all became savers of the
world. Like oh, you know, we're going to everything we do will
just be to save the world make the world a better place. You
know, we are the superheroes. It's it's the excerpts that
she's posted on on medium seem pretty revealing. Very exciting.
Yeah, it's a while was my big fancy tech job and wrote a book
the big disruption. So that gives us the title of the book.
Jessica Powell. Facebook, which I have not been on since Wow,
March, is proud of Yeah, yeah, you should be. I'm proud of me.
Um, I feel much better, too. I bet you do. So they had a 50
million user breach. And apparently, they still can't
reset all of the access tokens. And this is this is the big
problem is because this, people use the face bag sign in.
Whenever they're on a website, I'll just log in with Facebook.
Okay, you can usually it's Facebook or Google, or hopefully
they have an option to register with your own email address,
which has its own
a lot of issues. Yeah, that's more common now. I mean, I
remember like three years ago, where we just couldn't you
couldn't sign in Facebook? That was it. Yeah. And logging in
with Facebook. I don't even have an account.
So that access token, which has been compromised for I think the
majority or all of these 50 million users? I don't I mean, I
would know, someone maybe may have reactivated my account. And
maybe I can curry. Who knows? I haven't looked. But it also
gives you access to all other sites if you use the, the login
for. And this is also not really being covered. I mean, it's just
in Yeah, kind of like in a breath. But I think it's much
more serious than your typical Oh, something happened. I mean,
people have actual complete access tokens authenticated
login to, to all the sites that you log in with Facebook.
Well, I would be my opinion is if you're going to if you would
take that route. And use Facebook for your logins
everything else you deserve the would you get? Yes. callus. Oh,
I know
what I had. The Alcatel
flip phone go. Yeah. Has been on and is now at the very end of
its battery since last Sunday. Wow. And connected. Really? I
have not used it. It's only been in standby mode. But it was
standby for seven. Take a call.
Yeah. It'll still take a call.
Yeah, but it's I mean, it's down to the wire. I mean, there's
there's the battery icon is pretty much empty. But it's
still dialing. Yeah, it's working in that amazing. And by
the way, it's the way it used to be with these phones. Yeah,
every single time I mentioned the phone. I was like, oh, it's
like 39 bucks on the Amazon app right after that. It's 59. It's
69. I am single handedly raising the price of the Alcatel flip
phone go.
Should have a newsletter. Should have a newsletter for him to do
I put it in this newsletter newsletter and they get it get a
quick shot at it.
Okay. I'll release some of my faves for the OTG lifestyle.
Yeah, a little little segment equity, didn't there?
Yes. Excellent. Did you upgrade your windows? I found out that's
a bad idea. To what, though they haven't their new release their
their half year release came out? I didn't update notice. Oh,
yeah. And immediately they had to pull it. No, I get one. Yeah,
you probably didn't get one. Because they that you probably
have your update set to off like you should
generally do. And then they also they don't do them all at once.
It's
1809. And they had to pull it because apparently some users
were witnessing all their files being deleted.
Oh, nice.
Oh, my goodness. That's not nice. Following up on our
tracking of Tesla stock. In this case, based on fundamentals,
such as the CEO is nuts. So we think it's going to be a perfect
200 January 200. Short, this is not advice. We're not in it. But
this is comes to us from the former New York banker. But
there was an interesting article someone sent me about why and
your personal part of his theory, which I think we both
agree with is now he has the number one selling sedan and
there's only really two other sedans that you can purchase
right now the Impala and the charger and the after this these
are all the fans after this is not going to be any demand. And
there's a number of theories about why people are buying SUVs
and not buying sedans anymore and subsequently they're not
being made in one of the premier reasons seems to be the number
of child safety seats you can get in the back. Which would
really be exactly two. And so it's these cars are just no
longer big enough for your typical family. Now, when I read
this, I thought Yeah, maybe. But
seeing the way he explained the dog phenomena. Well,
this is exactly my point. I think SUVs, people have them
because they're moving from Bay. These two dogs and the SUV you
can do you have the rear the or the fifth door openers so the
dog can bound in or bound out you know it's the way the
commercial works Hey Fido click there's room in the back Yeah,
and the dog gets in the back that's why there's
no drunk it's actually the trunk is in the is up into the in the
car. Yes.
And that's where you put the doggie basket and his toys and
his blanket blanket. All the stuff I think that is the main
reason
I liked it theory it seems seems doable
Yeah, that would account for the minivans to
totally that the minivans actually are hot because of the
price because it just so shit.
Yeah, this issue we've had lightstick we've got your 10 of
these things. Yeah, exactly the shit they break or not.
Do we had one minivan? Wouldn't one just be enough if they were
great
have we still had well they after a while, you know it's
like you want something newer? You said 10 of them probably had
fault four or five? Okay, but we had one that was 360,000 miles
are put on it
whoa. Rose still runs like a truck that not do that and
you're very smooth riding
that
is a fantastic invention. Unfortunately only Chrysler
seems to make make the make the product right. But now Chrysler
got just listen, I got to tell you this story. Crashed I got
sidetracked. So Mimi's got this Chrysler Town and Country is
fairly new car it's fantastic. Got radar when you drive along
you know if there's a car nearby BBB BBB BBB you get low noise
and you don't turn into you know, into somebody. It's got
all these features or cameras.
John, I know that you're driving around and a 23 year old Lexus
but this is kind of what people have these days. So if you're
surprised by it, okay, well
here's what I'm surprised by. So the battery starts going dead
and the computer decides that the car is now really needs to
be either taken in for a new battery or something is not
going to it first of all, it's not going to start it's not
going to give you any it's going to start beeping if you try to
do anything. And if you try to disable the beeping and beeping
and beeping at me like for example sticking your key into
the ignition yeah a clamp inside the ignition locks the key Oh
nice. So you can't get the key out so my girl she goes through
Oh by nature me the key won't come out you need to do this and
the keys are coordinated so if one key doesn't work they've
done Now none of them work you can't open the doors you can't
do anything as you finally gets the thing after a couple of days
of misery gets the thing so it is going to get the new battery
they do everything's ready to go the key comes out is
Everything's ready. Tries to start it it asks for her pin
number
which of course she never recalled ever creating use car.
original owners pin number that you don't have it it's not on
the pink slip. It's not in the register is nowhere to be found.
The company doesn't have it the dealer doesn't know what it is.
So you have this pin number that shows why in the world does a
car any car being made today require a pin number for you to
start your own damn car.
Did you try 0000
A tried everything.
Well this reminds me
This is ridiculous. This kind of thing and this is what they're
doing the Glock I mean this is a dumb minivan who's gonna steal a
minivan
Hey man, chicks dig that shit bro. This reminds me of Elise
who has a Prius but which she has an ad. I want to know now at
a 94 Prius I believe three almost 300,000 Miles original
battery. I'm very impressed with this vehicle except when she had
it here in the garage when she was staying here during the
summer. The there's a smaller battery which activates the
systems you know you can't just flip on this huge battery and
have it power everything now that comes from a very like
almost like a motorcycle battery, which is in the back of
the car. Now when that's not functioning then you can't open
up now that nothing works. The clicker doesn't work the remote
but you can see you take the little key out of the key fob
and then okay you can open the door but the battery is in a
compartment in the back of the car, which you can get to if the
trunk is open but the trunk has no keyhole that can only be
activated by the remote switch which which of course doesn't
work for the battery. Just but you can climb over the seat. If
your arm is long enough you can go it's like it's your blind you
do this blind you have to watch YouTube videos and then you can
kind of put your hook your arm under and there's a little wire
and if you're lucky you can you can flip that and then click
then the boot will open or the trunk will open it's It's
ridiculous. It's total insanity how some of these things are
thought out Yeah,
well that's what like older cars mechanical cars are the best
cars. Yeah,
well keep that Lexus running boil tell you.
There was like a top now. It's 25 years old runs like a top res
like a top.
Speaking of tops, I got no way to make the transition. But it's
not going too well with our top director. There it is. Ben
Affleck. And I didn't know this about Ben but he has an E
alcoholism problem.
This morning. A Hollywood a Lister is seeking help. Ben
Affleck confirmed to be back in rehab, following struggles with
alcohol addiction. A source close to Aflac, saying, quote,
One crucial aspect of Ben's recovery is for him to be able
to seek help when he feels as though he's not in control. When
his ongoing treatment and meetings with sober coaches
aren't quite enough,
holy crap, if he's at that stage where his meetings and his
coaches are not enough. They need someone to physically stop
him. I think he's really serious problem. And this is apparently
the third time has been in rehab. I didn't know anything
about this,
adding the best case scenario is for him to seek help, which he
has done willingly. And for that we are all very grateful and
hopeful. In a decorated career full of Hollywood blockbusters.
I flex next role, getting healthy
Steph, as you mentioned, Ben Affleck has been in rehab before
as he talked about his battle with addiction.
Last time you got out in March 2017. And he was very open about
it on his Facebook page. He wrote, I have completed
treatment for alcohol addiction, something I've dealt with in the
past and will continue to confront he wrote, I want to
live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be. I want
my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you
need it. And it sounds like he needs it again, guys.
So this was just your typical Hollywood story. And the kind of
fluff over the guy has a serious, serious addiction
problem. And what I'm missing from this network broadcast, I
believe it's the Today Show. And this used to happen when you did
a story like this. And now they just turned into the slow. Well,
he's seeking help. Oh, oh, we're all pulling for you, Ben.
Meanwhile, in finance, they don't give a shit about him. But
they used to say things like, Hey, if you think that you have
a problem with alcohol, or you may be battling some demons,
here's a number to call or here's a website to go to. Why
doesn't that happen anymore? Why is it just been turned into this
Hollywood guru story where it's an actual opportunity people may
be thinking about themselves. Oh, you make a good point. Not
that I have any number ready for you? But well, maybe someone
will now think about it. They didn't even mention that. Hey,
there's lots of places you can go. If you think you have a
problem. In fact, I think I think most of our listeners have
an alcohol problem.
No they don't.
Have you ever seen Chris Wilson from from Australia?
He's Austria Australia. I'm sorry.
What am I what am I thinking? What am I think instead? We
don't like to drink alcohol here on the no agenda show. No we'd
like to drink cockroach insecticide
Lacroix his parent company is being sued for allegedly using
the cockroach insecticide and now a wall as an ingredient in
their beverages. The sparkling water brand says they use all
natural ingredients but customer Lenore rice claims otherwise.
CBS Philadelphia reports rice had to drink tested revealing it
contains synthetic ingredients as identified by the Food and
Drug Administration. According to the claims some of the other
chemicals include limonene, which is known to cause kidney
toxicity and lanell wall Protein A chemical used to treat cancer.
The lawsuit claims that Lacroix makers are aware of the alleged
unnatural ingredients however in a statement, Lacroix spare
company natural beverages denied the allegations saying all
essences contained in Lacroix are certified by our suppliers
to be 100% Natural.
This is just a hit piece. Yeah. How does Lacroix is a problem
for a lot of these beverage makers. Yeah, no kidding. What's
the number you know is the kind of millennial Yeah, it's
the hipsters the hipster water absolutely hipster water
and so on is selling by the tons. They don't know what to do
about it. How does it get in there? I don't know that it is
it could be bold crap. I don't. I'd like to see some
documentation for this accusation.
Yeah,
I was the first thing I doubt this story is true
yeah, it was the first thing I thought as well. But also like
you know it has to be resolved pretty quickly because this is a
leak water elitist drink this water
and I can get the you can get the Lacroix plane no flavored.
Oh, okay. Get through this this horrible moment because you're
the one that seems to be the most popular as to grape fruit.
I honestly I've never had the the ones with a with a flavor.
The grapefruit is remarkably good.
You've had some cockroach insecticide?
Apparently. Maybe that's why there's no cockroaches crawling
all over me. Well, I
think the problem is if this cockroach insecticide is really
in there, the elites who of course are reptiles are having
an issue with it. That they have to get the
bee that's in there for a reason. Yes, exactly. Killed the
reptiles a month.
All right, let's do one more. John, get
I got one that's from Deborah, I like to play because it's so
funny. Okay, this is the end is not depressing, like the ones I
have leftover is from the last show and you have to look, you
have to look it up. It's called Stitch Fix. And Stitch Fix is a
company that they were profiling on, on the on one of the
business, Bloomberg News, Bloomberg News, I believe. And
this girl, you're listening to this, and it's like a CEO or
spokespersons, just dim with it says really, really, really,
really, really, really all the time. And it's just to me is
like, high tech is another another indicator to me that the
whole thing is about to collapse.
At first glance, Stitch Fix is a fashion company. But it seems
that it's actually more of a data company, you really use
data science to do a tremendous amount. So tell us a little bit
about that.
Yes, data is the new bacon.
Absolutely. So on the surface, we're a personal styling
company. So a client signs up and lets us know her general
size and style preferences. And she'll schedule a date to get a
Stitch Fix. And that Stitch Fix is curated by a real human
stylist. But the data is a really, really important part of
what we do. And so our stylists, when she's making selections for
us, she has at her fingertips world class algorithms that were
developed by our 40 Plus data engineers, and the team is led
by the guy who used to run all the algorithms and analytics at
Netflix, what they're able to do is to generate a really, really
great recommendation so that when a style really selections
for you, she can do so with really great data knowing that
for somebody with your shape, or she may choose to send you
something that the algorithm wouldn't have known to send you
because you let her know, I'm going to Hawaii next week. And
that's information that she can interpret differently.
It's like Pandora, and that it learns what you like. And
absolutely, based on
exactly, there's a lot of interesting analogies to
Pandora. And so when a client is signing up and says that's kind
of like the client side of it. On the product side, we gather
data on every single attribute of all of the clothing that we
bring in. So we know that at the end of the day, it's not
necessarily fabrication or color, that is the most
important attribute. It's actually how's it going to fit
on people with different body shapes? And how is it going to
work with people who have different styles. So all of that
we code up front the same way somebody at Pandora, a music
expert and Pandora would code music? Stop the hammering my
good. Take it
last. I can't believe it. I believe I don't think that's
ever happened that you got to clip for the day at the end of
the show. No, I think it's well deserved. It was perfect way
to find a chatterbox who says really, really all the time.
No, you showed us the actual tipping point the nexus of when
the tech industry points started to implode upon itself. Yes,
like W TC seven
it's pretty pretty pathetic. Yeah.
Oh my goodness. Hey, good job. I'm depressed about tech now.
Good. It's about time go play with my shitty 1809 install on
Windows. I got translucent boxes on my screen it's a long story.
All right, everybody sounds like a fixes in
the thick yeah, there's a fix is common. For sure. That's it for
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Two, exercise increased caution. More American
households have pets than children.
I think that I think a good part of the American public adjusters
shouldn't be part of it, of a global government is run by
somebody in Brussels.
Exercise, increased caution.
I know it's a surprise to even me that I talk this way. And I'm
a doctor and a grown woman. I sounds like I'm still back at
that high school party.
A child in the US is more likely to have a pet than they live in
father. That
is sad.
They just assumed to be a big global and happy go lucky World
Government thing and then we're all going to be fine for it.
That is sad. A Great Britain thinks it's fine to let them let
the Belgians tell us what to do.
Every country is going downhill.
They can't help. I just have this kind of a voice like a
baby. Even though I'm a doctor. I'm on this media circus. We do
that.
I think that I think a good part of the American public which is
to soon be part of it. Of a global government is run by
somebody in Brussels. But I'm an old fart apparently.
I think most of those people have disengaged that just that
just disengaged and they just want someone else take care of
it and they really don't care. More American households have
pets than children.
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