I love my piehole Adam I love my piehole Adam, Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday February 21 2019. This is your award winning get my
nation media assassination episode 1114 This
is no agenda, preparing to
fry and broadcasting live from the Capitol the drone Star state
here in downtown Austin chaos in the studio in Good morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where the sun is shining and
global warming is in full play. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan
buzzkill I'm
glad you've got it in full play. We could use some of that over
here in Texas it's code it's code it's code is very code
learn to code is very code very code. Hey, man, doesn't matter.
We're all going to get nice and warm. The president said so this
morning.
Did you see his tweets and what you're gonna do have Nukus
close enough. I quote from Donald J. Trump on Twitter. I
want 5g even six G technology in the United States as soon as
possible. It is far more powerful, faster and smarter
than the current standard. American companies must step up
their efforts or left get left behind. There's no time to
waste. Six G six J.
Six G. Hal was writing that for him. He didn't know what 5g Is
there is that it bears is barely even a standard but as predicted
on this show, that's where he's gonna go for growth. He sees it
finally, he says we need to grow the economy that we got to
really push that funky phony 5g stuff. And fry everybody at the
same time. It's a double whammy. Some people won't make it is
what it is.
That you know, it is a form of Darwinism.
I got a quick interview just since we're on this topic. With
the founder of Huawei. With a YOU DID
YOU GOT YOU YOU how'd you get a hold of him? Oh, I'm sorry. You
presented it funny. Okay, going.
This is the founders name is Ren. Zheng Fei and Xinxiang.
Fei, do you? Is that wrong?
I have no idea I just name pronounced once. Run Jeong
pay. But it is a short interview from Europe. But I liked it as a
good retort to this president saying that we're going to be
the kings of five and six g passports.
There's no way the US can crush us. The world needs Huawei,
because we are more advanced. Even if they persuade more
countries not to use us temporarily. We could just scale
things down a bit. And because the US keeps targeting us and
finding fault with us, it has forced us to improve our
products and services.
What kind of impact would it have on your business? If the US
is successful in getting many of its partners in the West to shut
your equipment out? No shuffleboard? Yeah.
If the lights go out in the west, east will still shine. And
if the North goes down, and there is still the South.
Isn't that great? But don't worry, it'll be plenty bright
with our 5g Burn up universe.
America doesn't represent the world. Oh, how
important? Oh, yes, we do. The future of Huawei in the UK with
regards to your investment plans, and jobs? Are you are you
able to guarantee that you will not be pulling out of the UK you
will not be taking jobs out of the UK? Well,
we will continue to invest in the UK. We still trust in the
UK. And we hope that the UK will trust us even more. We will
invest even more in the UK. Because if the US doesn't trust
us, then we will shift our investment from the US to the UK
on an even bigger scale.
Oh yeah, that'll make a lot of friends. Mr.
Ron, I would like to raise the issue of your daughter. This is
a personal leave.
This is very interesting. So he's going to talk about his
daughter in a way that no dad really talks about his daughter
very challenging time for you. She is in Canada. She has been
arrested by the US his request and she faces extradition. How
do you feel about this? And what will you do if she is sent to
jail?
I object to what the US has done. This kind of politically
motivated act is not acceptable. The US likes to sanction others
whenever there's an issue. They'll use such methods. We
object to this G one one Joe clinch has no impact on Huawei
as business due to main Wang Joe's loss of freedom. In fact,
we're growing even faster. So they caught Ming Wang Joe, maybe
they got the wrong person.
I don't know if that's just the translation. I wonder if he's if
he actually said it that way. So they caught her, whatever,
implying that she's kind of guilty of something. But that
makes Speed, the translation
of freedom. We're growing even faster. So they caught Ming Wang
Jo, maybe they caught the wrong person. They may have thought if
they've arrested her while we would fall, but we didn't fall
we are still moving forward. Our company has established
processes and procedures and no longer relies on any one person.
Even if I myself go one day, this company won't change its
trajectory forward with highly algea geocaching sheen.
All right.
No, you go that guy seems cocky.
He's on the warpath man. messing around. Anyway, just wrap up the
5g Since we're here anyway, Motorola has they've I guess
they have some specs on their 5g Moto mod, Moto moto moto mod.
And it has a feature that limits the limits radiation tell you
everything. So if you have your finger near an antenna, the
antenna will sense that and will stop frying your finger. It
really does
say a lot of work. By the way. This I think was the worst. I
think this is the one of the worst press releases or
announcements I've ever heard regarding a technology because
it's exactly what you said. What did I say? That it's gonna fry
your finger. If you touch it. This doesn't sound like some
people want to put next to their head.
Well, lots of people will but not the no agenda peeps. Were
too smart. Hey, it wasn't it was the only other 5g article I have
is because of course everyone's all jacked up about having their
CD be the smartest city and in the Netherlands in The Hague,
the seat of the Dutch government by 2020. They're very proud to
say there'll be the first city in Holland completely 5g
enabled.
You know, I remember when we had the Seoul Olympics, that Winter
Olympics and in Korea, and that was supposed to be lit up by
five G. And that was a big deal. I remember 5g It was I don't
think it may may have been Huawei, but I'm not sure it
could have been anyone's Erickson's perhaps. And it was
like they made a big deal about the beginning and then
everyone's gonna be deposed to be getting these 5g phones and
nobody got anything. No fundamental action. No, on this
network.
It was an early early stake in the ground.
It was an early BS stake.
Fair warning for you, John. Amman, I made an investment in
the show. I am on a new rig
today. Do it. This is what we have this sound issue then. No.
Has nothing
to do with it.
Yeah. Do you have a new rig?
Well, I'm always looking. Whenever I'm on the road to
things today. No, tomorrow. I tomorrow morning. We leave early
for Des Moines, Iowa, where we have
sun de Moines, Iowa was 10 degrees. Now is it.
Let me tell you whether let me tell you this. I don't know.
We'll find out, won't we?
The Ole Miss Stop, stop. So in other words, since you're going
on the road tomorrow, let's use all new gear.
No. That's why we're testing it today. This is I'm doing I'm
being very smart. I mean, I could swap everything out in a
heartbeat and be on my standard rig. Well, it would be a couple
of heartbeats. But I just wanted to explain why when I'm on the
road, there's always less bandwidth no matter what you're
using is less than at home. So prep time takes longer as is in
the computers I had. Which the first one I had was just a huge
screen. It's like it was like an HP 17 Inch screen or something
real heavy clunker because I just wanted one screen and the
touchscreen. But of course it's it's a regular hard drive and it
takes forever for the thing to boot up and everything takes
longer and I can't miss more speed. So I needed more speed.
Didn't want to add to the weight, the physical weight, and
lo and behold, I'm at Costco of all places. And they had a $200
off on the surface. Pro six. Okay, and so I got one and and I
have two external screens. One is the I think I told you about
this screen. It runs off of USB three. Yeah, really cool. You
just plug it into USB and then it works. It works. So this
rigs, I gotta say, I can do my nails while I'm running the
show.
I'm stunned at you. You buy anything at Costco? Why? Because
you swore that you would never win Costco again.
I know but then you know me. I've
heard you do it. Yes,
it took a woman's touch.
The keeper convinced me off the ledge.
The keeper convinced me Yeah. Two quick mentions up front for
those wondering no agenda social.com is currently offline.
And that is because Erina, who runs the whole shebang says that
there's some horrible Linux comp, compromise thing going on
that's been lurking deep in the code for eight years. And, and
he says, I'm taking everything. He says, I'm taking everything
offline, until I can get it patched or figure it out. He's a
security expert in real life. So you cannot just like you can't
even email me, I'm taking my email server offline. So you're
pretty serious.
Who's right is a Russia is doing? I mean, what not?
I don't know. I couldn't find anything report. I couldn't find
anything online about it. And he hasn't, he can't email me
because he's, he's completely off the grid.
Can you go to the library? Maybe it's sent you a Gmail, maybe? I
don't know. Anyway. So I've had my issue. I was doing Horowitz
on Thursday. The DHL luxury, Thursday,
Thursday, Thursday. Tuesday, he
reduced a, I said Thursday, but I meant Tuesday, and everyone
knows it's Tuesday. It's actually Sunday. And so I'm
talking yakkin, yakkin yakkin. And he's had to hear it
anything. Or I'm not hearing him. He's heard me I hear
everything you say you typing. So I saw let me just sky
obviously one of the there's just a setting and just twist at
the top of Skype. There's as many says options, tools got all
these things? Where did that go? I'm looking at, it's not there.
So I think, Wait a minute, I've already had the wrong screen up,
I'm gonna get another screen now. It's still not there. What
happened to all this stuff? And so it's gone. So you can't
really do anything. And so I'm just so I, what do I get out of
a look at my audio settings. So the way you look at your audio
settings, it turns out is you have to take the point or the
little arrow footprint on the screen, you have to put it into
the box, the giant Skype box and then up in the upper right hand
corner.
It doesn't show up. You mean it doesn't show up before you put
your your, your pointer over the screen. Right? Yeah.
No, can I ask you? Let me ask you a couple questions. You know
how to code. Yeah, I've learned. Why do I have to put okay, I get
to screen it's like right now it's just a big blade. It's just
a big black thing with the picture of your little icon in
the middle and nothing else. Right? Right. As a lawyer, I
kind of my icon on the side. Now I'm gonna move the the pointer
into the box. And now all of a sudden your name shows up. The
little phone, the hang up thing shows up, a bunch of stuff shows
up. And by the way, if I don't move the pointer, it all goes
away. Yeah. And it's the boom, it just disappeared. So I have
to move the pointer again. So it all shows up again. What is the
point of that? Why isn't this information? Why doesn't it just
stay put? Is it is it some aesthetic thing that I don't
know, you don't want to see all this stuff. Because you just
want to see a big, big giant black box, you don't want to
know anything. So unless I'm moving the pointer around, I
don't see get to see any of this stuff now. So that little gear
up in the upper right hand corner also goes away. If you
don't move,
let me just say two things. One, a typical Silicon Valley credo
is we really want the UI to get out of the way the UI should get
out of your way shouldn't be in your way. So that's probably
what's going on there. But remember Skype is we use it just
for audio. I was I would say a lot of people use it for video.
And that's really, you know, that big black screen won't be
there because that would be the video from your call
participant. Onward. Nothing's getting
out of the way, the whole thing disappeared off the screen, I'd
be more appreciative but it doesn't. So I'm moving into the
rest of this little gear in the corner. So if I go up to the
gear and click on it, it gives me it gives me a little of
classical windows a little menu it says window. Then it says
it's a float. Do you even mean? It says float? And John just
give you a visual? It's the Russians. That's what I want.
It's the Russians, click on the hate, you know, I get my audio
and video settings and I get the microphone showing, you know,
like a VU meter and they get speakers. And so I can change
one too. I can change from one speaker set to another or I can
turn off you know adjust speaker settings automatic all that. And
then there's some that here I can't see. I see it says test
audio.
You know, I'm sorry. You're so disturbed by it, but you do
sound good. So let's just be happy it works.
But yeah, that's the Whoa, there you go. There's your Silicon
Valley mantra and I I think that is a silicon but I'll just be,
hey, you're lucky to be alive. So you
should see now you're us now you're now you're transferring
your anger towards me. And I just want to do a show. I just
wanted to do a show.
I don't get to see the jitter anymore. I don't get to see that
I don't get to see anything. And worse is this little audio and
video settings thing. At the bottom. You can see there's a
little switch, but it's off screen and I couldn't get down
to it. Oh, I can't, okay, never make us do that. Wow. It's just,
it's just a lot better Obama where it was a lot better
before.
Okay, got it. I'm a little bored. Now. Let's move on. Let's
start the show. Let's get something going. People don't
have the same anger you do.
Okay, so talking about tweeting. Here's Kamala Harris. When she
was called out on the tweet she made about that about the poor,
about the Joomla guy, whatever his name is Jesse Smollett,
Jesse, Jesse. She said it was a modern day lynching. And so
somebody calls her out. They ambushed her in the in the mall
or something. They asked her these questions. And if you just
listen to her, it's apparent she did not write the tweet saying
it was a lynching. She didn't even know it existed.
Which tweet what tweet about saying that it is a modern day
lynching that sorry. Jussie Smollett.
Okay, so I will say this about that case, the facts are still
unfolding. And I'm very concerned. And
I really liked this, because if you see the video, she actually
turns her head. And like, what tweet what tweet what he thinks
that the woman who does who does the tweets, and then she kicks
into automatic mode. Let me say this about that case. This is
one of our favorites. Let me say this about that. You know, it's,
what did she say? We have to figure it out.
It's still unfolding is what she said. It's still unfolding. But
she has to go back into the people have to stop. And by the
way, I thought this was the excuse Roger Stone could use
because he got called out because Roger Stone, who was
arrested at the fight, they threw a gag or on him because he
couldn't stop talking. And so then he tweeted something, and
they brought him back into court and chewed him out for it. And
I'm thinking that he's missing out. He can now say, I don't
tweet my I do not do my own tweets. I don't even know how to
use Twitter. Because I don't think half of these politicians
are doing their own tweets. I think it's already known we had
insiders does that Trump doesn't do a mall know. What's the point
if you're not your MO Obama never did his. If you remember
when Obama had the Obama account, he would have there was
the President Obama account. He it said in the on the bio, it
says all tweets written by the president are followed by the
letters B. Oh, yes. I do remember that. Yeah, because he
wasn't doing those tweets. So if nobody's doing the tweets,
what's the point of all this bull crap?
All you got to remember is when it comes to Jesse Smollett,
people
are innocent until well alleged to be involved in some type of
criminal activity?
There you go. Actually, classic,
I do have, I do have a couple of I do have a couple of fun clips
about this. My favorite, which we'll start with, in case we get
bored is Don Lemon last night. Oh, man.
So can you watch this guy? Well, Tina
had was having coffee with her daughter. And so I'm sitting
alone. I'm switching back and forth just to see what people
were doing. And it was 75% was the Smollett case. Yeah. Which I
don't know. I mean, there's 20 people a week at killed in
Chicago. No one ever talks about that. In Chicago. No one ever
talks about it on the on the mainstream Cable News Nine. This
is much more important.
Yeah, not one person has even mentioned. But I
thought the fun thing about Don Lemon, the overnight sensation
is that it's he when he talks, it's all about him about how
important he is how fantastic he is. And of course, he's going to
throw some of that under the bus. Now, and for those of you
don't know what I'm sure this is worldwide news. I've seen it
everywhere in Europe, everyone knows how important this is what
consumes us here in the United States. So I'm not too
interested in the case as I am about how the media responds to
themselves. gotta listen to Don here. And listen,
I just want to talk about these stunning developments tonight.
And the Jussie Smollett story, the story that everyone is
talking about. And I know people have been wondering what I had
to say about it, but
oh, yeah, Don would just Oh, sitting at home just pins and
needles. Can't wait to see what Don has to say about a don don,
please, you know, please give us your wisdom out.
And I know People have been wondering what I had to say
about it. But here it is. Everybody gather around the
television set,
gather around the television set. Uncle Don's gonna tell us
everything and as
you may know, Jesse is gay. And since 2015, he has played a gay
character Jamal Lyons.
Why didn't he say openly gay or Jesse happens to be gay would
have been much cooler on Jesse's openly black empire. What did he
say? He said, as you know, Jesse is openly gay. He says openly,
you know, he's just no gay. He didn't say openly. He should
have Jesse is gay. Yes, he's gay.
And since 2015, he has played a gay character Jamal lions on
Empire. So it's a little bit personal for me. And I'll tell
you why. Because that's when I met him. Oh, I was asked to come
on the show play myself and a little cameo I got he
little cameo. You know, I'm Don Lamont here to play myself on
the show. This is where I met him
introduce himself. And he said, I'm a big fan of you know, I
love your work. It's good to have you here on the set.
So he introduced himself to Jesse and Jesse said, I love
your work. Big fan. Don, you're the best. How can anyone say
this about themselves? That's real ego, right? This often
little cameo I got he introduced himself and he said, I'm a big
fan of you know, I love your work. It's good to have you here
on the set. Very nice guy. We chatted for a couple times after
that. I saw him.
I just I've seen Don Lemon drunk on CNN. I just wonder if that's
how it went, Hey, how you doing? Hey, Don, I really loved your
work, or was it more like, girlfriend How you doing? We're
gonna drop this. We didn't do this. I just have a feeling was
a little different.
Maybe when he came to New York a couple times. I know him not
best friends, but Oh, not best friends. All of a sudden I do
know him. So I spoke to him while he was at the hospital.
not best friends or anything. But his friend who was there
texted me in the middle of the night and said Hey,
call him in the middle of the night. That's something we're
not really best friends. So it was
nice to call him at the hospital. This tool out there
you have called people who you don't have a good friendship
with at the hospital. You don't do it.
And I think he says his friend, the Jesse's friend texts Jesse's
friend texted Don, and then Don called because he's not really
his friend. Just whatever I
do know him. So I spoke to him while he was at the hospital.
His friend who was there texted me in the middle of the night
and said, Hey, this happened to Jesse I call the friend and the
friend happened to be there. And he just he said, Oh, Jesse's
here. Because the phone. So he told me in his own words, what
he said happened. But I've also got to tell you, to be quite
honest. Oh, that a lot of people, including people in the
community.
My favorite which community dark
color? And gay people? Oh, it's the
people of color community? Or is that a separate community? Gay
people, people of color? Is that a community? Donwood No, Don and
Jesse, they are the community. But listen to how he's saying he
can't bring himself to say I died doubted this. I didn't
think this would this was bull crap from the beginning. No.
Other people will people just people not done people,
including people in the community. People of color, and
gay people had questions about this. From the very beginning
the veracity of this story. A lot of people were reasonably
skeptical about Jesse's story. Some of the details just didn't
seem to make sense. And as we always say around here, facts
first.
Facts first everybody.
That's a nice Oh, yeah. I've realized so let's say around
here, facts. First facts. First show. That's right.
Hey, I was weird. Oh, this factcheck false. I was looking
for it. I didn't mean to shoot anybody. So it was fun to watch.
people's heads explode. And this was yesterday, Charles blow of
the New York Times, because he I think he's a columnist, not a
reporter. And he's called us he just couldn't wrap his head
around it. Well, listen,
if Jesse has done what the Chicago Police say he has done
is not just that he's an act of Brian. This is insane person.
This is a psychopath like and nothing in his history to
suggest that He's a psychopath. That is why it's so hard for
everybody. That's why people didn't mean in his history.
Oh, this guy. Have you ever heard of this guy? I mean, I may
have seen him on the show. But I've never heard of this guy
didn't know he has a history. He's not a public, Big Shot
celebrity that's on to EMZ all the time that we would know
anything about him No. was Charles blow one of his pals.
No, I think like Don Lamont he's just not his best friend. You
know, they just met just he really liked to he really liked
Michael's work. You know, love your work. Michael Charles
Charles blow great name, Love Your Work
nothing in his history that suggests that he's excited about
that is why it's so hard for everybody. That's why
by the way, I think Jesse got around man, there's pictures of
him hanging out with everybody. So maybe not, you know, to the
public that much. But definitely the Hollywood set in the
political set.
People waiting trying to figure out like, please go back in
interview him. We need to understand what what's the
motivation because nothing I met him one time he was the sweetest
it was just in passing. He met him
nothing in his history. He was the sweetest. I mean, he was
just he was just a great guy. I mean, how could he do anything
crazy?
One time, he was the sweetest, it was just in passing essence
Fest and that was with,
like, the way they I met him, but it was just in passing. No,
I didn't know him. I didn't know him. I didn't know him. But I
just met him. I think these guys are covering something up the
way they're presenting it.
Well, shouldn't they just say, you know, he's in the community.
I liked him. Uh, you know, he's a nice guy. But no,
I think it's there so chickenshit to be associated
with them, that they they can't they can't say hey, I'm really
disappointed. He's my friend. I can't believe that he did this.
Or if he did it, or if true or whatever it is now. No, they
just, this is what you get in the community. Yeah, this is
your community brother. And right here.
Sweetest it was in passing essence fest, and that was with
grow up with the crowd. So she's a big fan. And he she had to
have a picture and he was the most gracious person. And I
think that that's the kind of feeling that people have
I like that New York Times writer here. He took pictures
with people when they asked you so awesome, but
if so, if you did this, we didn't know like, are you crazy?
Like are you literally like lose it or because nothing is adding
up about why he would do this?
We'll find out maybe two more just because because we have
because I have them. This this is the part of the story I'm
very interested in which I haven't been able to get any
more information on also this morning.
We're working to get more information about why Cook
County State's Attorney Kim Fox decided to step down from this
case. Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx has recused
herself from the case her office seen out of an abundance of
caution the decision to recuse herself was made to address
potential questions of impartiality based upon
familiarity with potential witnesses in the case.
I'd like to know what wouldn't be potential witnesses in the
case. But that's very odd. Very odd this.
Well, now that you're bringing all this weird stuff up, yeah.
Well, there's there's one other thing I noticed, just since
everyone's trying to figure out what really happened, and
well, we can I stop, let me give you an extra two basic theories.
Sure. The basic theory was that a couple of weeks earlier, he
got a threatening note done was a poison pen letter ties style.
Letters who
John who in 2019 Still cuts out letters from a magazine to paste
it on paper to threaten someone. I mean, who does that? When is
the last Son of Sam? I mean, who's the last one to do that?
That's crazy.
So he sent this thing and he made us fuss about it. And it
got zero attention, right? Because it was bogus. And I
guess everyone's sense that it was. And so he got irked by the
fact that no one was was paying any attention to it was just
like this could happen to Don Lemon, by the way. And so he
went off the rails and hired a couple of people to do this to
create this situation up. He was just upping the ante to get some
you needed some press TMZ wasn't talking about him. That is
that's that's the basic theory. Yeah,
I really don't believe that. I really don't believe that
people. People do things to get press. Not this. Something else
is happening. It was I think it was an excuse that he needed.
remembered. The initial thinking here in Austin was he was
involved in some weird sex thing. And there's that, but
I'll tell you why. I'm still hanging on to that. He flew in
to Chicago that evening from I don't know where and but he
posted on Instagram. Wow, it was only a two hour flight. But it
took me seven hours to get here and like what happened in those
five hours? What flight was it? Was he really on the tarmac for
five hours was he stuck somewhere else? He didn't
Instagram anything during those seven hours that he's five of
them that he's not flying? What happens seems like there's an
extra five hours he did something and I think
he exaggerated he was stuck in he was coming in from New York,
which I have to assume he could have been delayed by a couple
hours because of that jet stream incident which happened All
right, I don't know. It's just these two brothers. They seem
gay to me.
i Okay, well, now that you're gonna bring that up, I will
bring up another possibility, which seems to be what they're
talking about in Austin, which and we have this situation in
San Francisco, we had a city supervisor who was one of these
guys. There are certain members of the gay of the male gay
community. Who, who, who liked to get beat up.
Yes, this is kind of where Austin was going. Yeah.
So they get its
community, you said community, I love that.
It is getting beat up community is a community I believe. And
they get beat up. And we had a city councilman here that would
do one of these guys. And there's been other ones. And
there's been a couple of comics that were these guys. And they
would go look to get beat up and have somebody kicked the crap
out of him. He was either just a couple random guys or somebody,
there's another gay guy who wants to who likes to beat guys
up. So that possibility is a real one. But why would he then
pin it on a bunch of Magga guys because he was embarrassed about
this behavior? Or
no, maybe that was his whole fantasy
to get. Wow, why not? Oh, you're talking about
hey, this as long as we're Hey, crackpots, my name, don't wear
it out.
Anyway, last night, a bad theory.
Well, and then so we got the cut on his face, a couple of Trump
Ruffins. We got the cut on his face. He has to explain it. And
then he comes up with the story. And then he says, I'll just go
report it. And it turns out the cops like they take it
seriously. Show me your phone. Like I can't show you my phone.
Anyway, here's the wrap up for me. This was Good Morning,
America. They was Robin? Robin, right. Robin?
No, Robert rasiak. Yeah,
the robin Robin, who's who's she's a community member. And
she interviewed Josie. And, you know, this was the depth
interview where apparently he just lied. So this is very upset
this morning. And they brought in sunny Hostin from the view
who was an attorney, as you know, to Robin Roberts, that's
her name. To discuss this.
You know, as a former prosecutor, I will tell you that
what is very difficult about this case is many, many hours of
you know, were spent investigating it. And Chicago is
a very, very, this area is a very, very high crime area. And
so those police hours could have been spent investigating police
right now is that they didn't use resources that would have
been used in other homicides. But there are clearly costs
involved here. And any settlement would have to involve
paying back those
back those costs. And also think about the larger issue here,
which is the chilling effect on victims, crime victims coming
forward. I spent many, many hours trying to get victims of
crimes to come forward to testify against their abusers
against their attackers, and they didn't want to come forward
because people they thought would not believe them. They
thought that there would be repercussions, they felt that
there would be consequences. This type of crime, if true, has
a tremendous chilling effect. This
this touches all the buttons. It's a setback for race
relations, homophobia, America supporters, whoever the fingers
are pointed at them. Yes. I mean, I cannot think of another
case where there's just there's this anger on so many sides. And
you can understand why there would be
if trick and the best part still remains not a single one of them
says, Wow, we have some part in this through.
He has almost single handedly had this chilling effect on the
LGBTQ community on the black community, on on lots of
communities. Um, that guy's getting beat up community
victims. And just there's already this divisiveness that
we're seeing in our country a deal in this kind of case, for
this kind of high profile case, I think maybe very difficult to
come by. Yeah, I think that's right. And again, when you
watch,
I think your your interview is going to be evidence in this
case, I mean, that that sort of locks him in there to a
particular account. And when you watch God, it is so hard to
watch that again, who says talk now talking about how anyone who
would ever make something up like this, et cetera. And that's
what everyone in America is thinking right now is exactly
what he said right?
There is we should be mindful. He is of course entitled to the
presumption of innocence. Oh, my goodness, if a grand jury has
indicted him he has been arrested. No people are innocent
until well alleged to be involved in some type of
criminal activity.
That's the CIA director. Okay. Robin, that's how it works,
because
he has, but he has never He has said he's still said that he
hadn't done it. Yet. Rather they're saying one thing he said
another How do you get through that? He says she said,
look for objective evidence. You look for something that is
beyond just accounts, you look for texts, emails, ie receipts,
videos, surveillance, etc.
And oh, sending a fight though. I mean, it is possible tell me
if I'm wrong here. But it is possible that if in that
statement he gave to the police this morning he comes out he
then confesses and says I did do this that could be the path
or Lena So, okay, I'm sorry, on the community member, let
me go. Absolutely. If you take responsibility, prosecutors
always look very, very kindly on that. I always did. But
that doesn't necessarily mean you get to do. I mean, it still
could mean you're pleading guilty to the crime you're
charged with
and you can't really talk to the because the brothers are not
getting immunity here. Right. The brothers
indication you didn't know what occasion or lawyer saying
that I need immunity, right that their lawyers saying that
there's no no concern.
Yeah, fine. The media is shameful here. They already were
because they took it at face value. Whatever was on
Huffington Post and Buzzfeed and everyone's in the blue checkmark
Twitter sphere and they're all and I remember Stephanie rule
crying on air. This is the worst news and I read and read. And
just just to show you how insignificant This is, fashion
house, Burberry didn't think about
it. Burberry is apologizing over a London Fashion Week outfit
featuring a hoodie with a noose around the neck amid an online
controversy suggesting the fashion retailer has pulled the
item which was featured in its autumn winter collection called
Tempest was.
So apparently the head of marine theme. And they thought this,
this is a slip knot, basically, but it's very unfortunate. It's
very unfortunate
news. Yes,
idiots. Let's let's
marketing person to Apple two years ago and it hasn't been the
same sense
because that word. Oh, really? Oh, that's right. It was the
woman who
went over to Apple and she became the kind of one of the
chiefs over there. Now.
Did she do retail?
She did. She just led retail. She does the stores. She just
left.
Sorry, she just left Apple. Oh, she did? Yeah. Which I think is
a bad sign personally.
So yeah, be it probably people like that. It's not it just I
always like to say there's always somebody in an
organization that has received that's the John Lasseter effect.
I think you're gonna see a lot of mistakes made and a lot of
money loss and a lot of stuff that in the in large amounts of
money because last it is not there. You know, the big hugger
over at Pixar, Pixar. They had to go because he hugged too many
people right? And it was politically incorrect a hug in
California, mind you. So he's out but he was the guy cuz his
name was never He was never producing. He was writing a lot
of this stuff. But he was mostly a script fixer and a guy. He was
the guy would say no, no, no, no, we don't do that. Because of
this. No, no, you can't do this. And it's and after a while, I
guess it gets on your nerves. You got some guy telling you not
to do stuff. But you need those people and you get rid of him.
And next thing you know you're gonna see issues. Toy Story four
already has issues.
That's another movie. I probably won't go and watch anyways. No,
no skin off my nose. More on this. Oh, I was gonna stay in
the community. But yeah, go hey,
good, good. Now I want to stay in the community to continue
with what you were.
I had just well, I'm going to stay in the LGBTQ community.
Although I believe it's LGBTQ APK the Trump administration
launching a fantastic initiative to stop the aggression and
hostility towards gay people around the world. With a slight
little twist.
NBC News is reporting exclusively, that the Trump
administration is now launching a global campaign to stop
countries around the world from criminalizing homosexuality,
especially countries where being gay can lead to the death
penalty.
Oh, what countries do we have? Let me see. What country could
that be number one on their list.
US Ambassador to Germany, Richard Grinnell, the highest
profile openly gay person at a high rank in the
Trump administration is unbelievable. As a gay guy in
the Trump administration.
It's can't be true leading this effort kicking off tonight in
Berlin. Joining me now from Berlin, NBC national political
reporter Josh Letterman, who broke the story, Josh, tell me
about what what propelled this. Why did Rick Grunau take this
on?
Well, Andrea, here in Berlin tonight, Rick Grinnell will be
kicking off this campaign that involves a lot of other US
embassies as well as the State Department's Bureau that deals
with human rights issues to try to get contracts that
will hold on a second right if you wait, they put a guy with a
lisp on the on the to report this
Well, listen, he's he's in the community. It's not the list is
not the giveaway. But he's in the community
bureau that deals with human rights issues to try to get
countries that still outlaw homosexuality to change their
laws. What led to this well, one major thing was the reported
recent hanging of a young gay man in Iran, something that US
officials found we go
There we go. Let's kick it off with Iran.
This follows back on your old thesis from number of years ago.
You wanted to get something done, start killing gay.
Gotta throw some gays off the roof. That's when people pay
attention. Yeah.
We've done this show we have been concluding that Iran is the
target of a war. Yes. verbalising campaign?
Yes. It's really on deck. And well, let me just this like 20
seconds left. Let's see if there's anything left
undisclosed something
that US officials found to be quite disturbing. And they
wanted to take action against this. Of course, this plays
right into the Trump administration strategy to try
to isolate Don denigrate Iran, and it helps the Trump
administration find a point of agreement with European
countries about Iran that has been quite lacking as the
administration has been trying but failing to get European
countries to leave the Iran nuclear deal and to reimpose
sanction Europeans, yes,
very perceptive reporting from MSNBC. Was that was pretty they
know what they're doing? I think they're just lumped into it.
Why don't they? I presume that will also go after Saudi Arabia.
Sure, they I'm pretty sure they don't like their community
members over there. Ash, so Wow, okay. very cynical. President
Trump very, very cynical.
It's in Iran. Are they killing him left and right, stoning.
Nowhere else.
That's good. Well, I want to go back to the black side of
things. Because I got a note from the Incognito Oh,
he's still around.
And he listens to the show, but he doesn't like to admit it, but
he's become a he just hates the show.
Is he on Reddit? Because he should go hang out there.
Go on Reddit. So but he did turn me on to the deter me on to
something called a DOS. And it's a new VISTA kind of, its
burgeoning. It's not it's not big yet, but there, but it's
I'll give you an example. But his attitude toward us though,
I'm going to read from his note. Not that I'm expecting anything
remarkable for a couple of professed white guys whose
politics lean toward the maintenance of privilege. But
here's a rejoinder for you if you care to reply to end Adams
insight about Harris's great great grandmother, or great
grandmother, whatever. But he doesn't really give me a
rejoinder. He gives me some info on this thing called a Das,
which is Americans. The hell's the thing of it, the American
American descendants of slavery, oh, and this is a new
organization. And as you can find a.com or something like
that. It is run by a couple of people that are they've got a
lot of political chops. They've been in the business a lot, but
one of them does a little podcast every once in a while.
And I'd love to get an interview with her. Her name is or where
is her? Yvette Cornell. At the bottom. I have two clips from
her. To give you a taste of her kind of ranting. This ranting
was done before the election is one of her. She keeps at the top
of the page. She also does. She does a podcast both these guys
do podcasts, most of these people in the eight us and it's
kind of a it's a kind of a backdoor into reparations, and I
think it's something to follow because the people are have have
a lot of
still bubbling under this topic of reparations. It's definitely
there
these two may have, they may have a different angle. But
Yvette is really an interesting person from her perspective. And
I don't even like playing these clips because these are like
messages to the black community from a member of the Black comm
a member a black person, actually she that she's on board
with this community thing being bullcrap. And I just want to
play these two clips, which I thought were both funny. Let's
play the first one. You know, we
have a community and collapse and why I despise the people
that go on MSNBC like Joy read and the people that she has on
her show is because day in and day out. They lots of black
people. They say no, Donald Trump is wrong. You're doing
better than that. Look at me, I'm on TV. Look at me. I'm this
woman I'm interviewing she has a company and they say we're doing
better than that. And the truth is they're lying. And they lie
to us every day. And that's why I'm so sick. I'm so I try not to
personalize I'm sick of joy read. I'm sick of the people to
share advice on her show. I'm sick of her speaking on behalf
of black people. I'm sick of Charles blow speaking on behalf
of black people. I don't represent black people and
neither do these people. The data represents judo. So what I
want you to do is just get involved in the data. Everything
out everything I've said on here can be proven everything I've
said on here there's a data that supports it, don't you Let's
listen to people who are lying to you. And don't just believe
because you went to brunch on Sunday that you're a part of the
middle class.
Why don't you like playing this? I think that's hilarious.
Oh, it is good. But it seems, seems a little. It's a little
harsh.
Oh, we got to this from the community member the incognito.
She has the Yeah, well, he didn't tell me to play these
clips. He just told me he just what else it he said a couple of
nasty things nasty guy. Really, since Trump got elected a lot of
he's become a negative force. So here she is, again, talking
about another general kind of complaint of hers, which I
thought I thought was highly amusing. She her basic argument
is that black people as a whole are poor. And, and Trump has
said this, and he's bitched about the community being poor,
and I need help. And she says, just because Trump said that
doesn't mean he's wrong. Like everyone says he's wrong,
because he's Trump. He says he's right. And she's trying to like,
you know, to get people to look at the stats, because the stats
aren't good. And as opposed to the bowl crap that were being
presented by rich blacks. But let's play the second clip.
So you know, the one thing that I wish that
one channel only but I'll live will just stop happening is
that all of these hip hop people was stopped just posing in front
of a car, every time they got some money. You know, it's
funny, we don't see Bill Gates, right now he has more money than
all of them put together. You we don't see him every time he gets
a new car pose in front of a car, because it's just stupid.
It's just what children do. So what you see with a lot of these
black celebrities is that they're their children and grown
people's bodies, they're still bragging about their cars and
things they have. And the thing is, we know that you know, the
bankruptcy is coming. So I don't even know why anybody cheers at
all. Because the minute the bankruptcy comes, you say oh my
gosh, I can't believe why did he? Why did he take care of his
money more, because he needed to tell because you needed him to
be wealthy, you needed him to put on this fake and this
fraudulent thing, you know. So that's the only reason if it
wasn't for black athletes. If it wasn't for black celebrities, we
wouldn't we wouldn't know that black people don't have money.
If it wasn't for credit. If you had to pay cash to go get a
house like you have to do in third world countries, you would
know that you're poor. The reason you don't want to do poor
is because you can go and get a loan.
It's interesting. And I clipped it and like tossed it because I
didn't think it was that good. And I wish I'd kept it. Obama
did a speech on behalf of his library or foundation. And he
said something very similar. He said me out. And if you're
really What do you say? If if you're really secure about
yourself? You don't need eight women twerking around in front
of you very similar to that. I'll have to I'll have to bring
it in for for Sunday.
Yeah, well, I find it interesting. Maybe a new? I'll
keep track of these. These folks. Because it seems that
they have they have a message that's a little more realistic,
be real. They have a realistic message I think needs to be
achieved to get the results they're looking for and so far
is but yet,
the problem is that all she's really doing she's all she's
doing is saying Do your own research figure people won't do
that very few people. People who are produced the no agenda show
do that. But it's a small community of people just like to
be fed stuff. It's way beyond waking people up versus asleep.
Well, these little lectures that she does are I think very
snappy, but a few people
that I'd like to keep your eye on on her. I want to hear more
and thank you incognito for introducing us via via to this.
Now I wanted, I've done a lot of, or as much as I could
research on Venezuela, have some things to share. And I really
have to start with Haiti, because turns out these two are
related. We've had these riots going on in Haiti. What's going
on? Why is that happening was that we in fact, Haiti was my
beat right after the 2011 2011 earthquake thing was 2011.
It was 10 years ago.
Yeah, 2009. Maybe. Anyway,
okay. I'll look it up
a while ago. And I remember it being very odd because there was
this earthquake that was very shallow in depth and it
destroyed Haiti did nothing to the Dominican Republic. It's the
same landmass the same island. They had nothing. Now of course,
Haiti, you know, is a shanty town almost. So it's, it's
always been a problematic, but you got to have a lot of respect
for the Haitians as in 10 2010. A lot of respect for the
Haitians as they are still to date. I think the only country
that really kicked their overlords out being France,
although they were left with some huge debt that they will
never be able to pay off. And I was listening, a couple of
people emailed me a chair about Jeremy's ski hills podcasts, the
intercepted intercept podcast. And he had a couple of very
interesting people on. So I want to share some clips from this
podcast is really where we get the real info from these days.
But first, let's go back and this is let me see did I have
because he has two guests on. And this Kim eyes Kim eyes is a
journo who works for some Haitian newspaper, which also
has a Brooklyn office. And he's gonna give us a little backstory
on what was happening just before, after, during and after
the earthquake in 2010. The first
thing that prevailed did when he came into power after his second
election was signed the Petrocaribe a deal with Vincent
De wrangle the Venezuelan vice president. So he signs this
agreement. And it took him two years basically to get the oil
really flowing and get the Petrocaribe a fund this capital
fund. So the US now was pissed about this, and here comes the
earthquake. And they say, Ah, here's the golden opportunity.
So they basically took over prevails government, the
Pentagon, who landed 20,000 US troops with no invitation from
Haiti. Nope, we forget
so quickly, don't we what a big deal this was. It was covered
everywhere. We had everyone on TV shilling for the Haiti
Foundation, send us money. The Clintons Of course. This was a
this was a big deal permission
even from Haiti, sending Hillary Clinton to start to stage manage
everything. And then Bill Clinton's running the ad interim
Recovery Commission.
And together the Clintons played prominent roles after the
earthquake. As for profit companies, and aid organizations
rushed in to be part of a $10 billion reconstruction program.
They passed a law a state of emergency and basically took
over the government and started to bring in of course, all the
usual contractors, you know, brown and root and Halliburton
and Halliburton, etcetera, etcetera, rebuilding,
we all kind of remember that and wound up I think the total tally
was six houses that were built. They have a mobile phone
network, which is now the banking system, all mobile,
everything is paid through through micro payments on mobile
and other one of the Clintons buddies came in to do that. And
I think there's a Clinton hotel from not mistaken. I think there
was something
on the other shore. So they smell but
it's yeah, it's where they have the deep water so that they can
roll around whatever. And of course, if you look at the map,
Haiti is just north of Venezuela. And that's why they
had this pipeline, and then all sudden the earthquake came
along, blew up that pipeline, that's all gone. And why Well,
looks like this deal. They cut with khateeb, which was a loan.
That was part of the problem. What is happening on the ground
right now in Haiti?
Well, it's an uprising similar to that 33 years ago in Haiti
under the regime of Shunk club, baby duck do value
1000s of patients made a pilgrimage today to go naive a
city north and Puerto Prince were three students were
shuttered up last November, they were remembered as martyrs at a
mass celebrating the fall of Deval yay, which was
ended up having to be flown out of Haiti on a US Air Force plane
to a golden exile in France. But the rebellion continued for the
next five years and resulted in the election of Sion Bertrand
Aristide in 1990. So I feel we're in a similar period.
Basically, the people are fed up with this Neo devalues
government, which has been in power basically since 2011.
Thanks to Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton, who facilitated
the rise of Michel Martelly, who was able to capture the
presidency, and then plunder the Petrocaribe, a fund that
Venezuela had provided Haiti about $4 billion worth of oil
revenues, thereby have his successor elected who is showing
no movies that guy currently in power so that people are fed up
with the corruption and with the misery that they're in because
the money that was supposed to go for development programs that
Hugo Chavez envisioned happening instead went into chalets and
fast cars.
No, so I think the people are pissed about that. So you know,
they Well, I guess this is the little quick clip of wiping what
is being blamed on this rioting in February, the International
Monetary Fund agreed to give Haiti $96 million and much
needed funds, but only if the government agreed to several
measures. Here's one of which was raising the price of
government subsidized fuel. Yeah, by 50%. So people are
flipping out. And we have a big hand in this. And this is where
it starts to fold into Venezuela was something called the what is
it the OAS, the Organization of American States,
right. It's the major scam, like a un of chemistry. Yeah. Well,
this is where it gets interesting. The US basically
sees Haiti as a pawn in their war against Venezuela. They
can't do it through the UN Security Council, their usual
fig leaf because of the problems now with Russia and China who
are going to put the kibosh on that with their veto in the
Security Council. So they have to go to the junior varsity,
which is, of course, the OAS, the Organization of American
States what Cuba rightly calls Washington's Ministry of
colonial affairs. So they're trying to push through this
Democratic Charter, which was passed on September 11 2001,
which basically says if two thirds of the 35 members of the
OAS can vote together, they can intervene in another country.
Right now. They have 19 votes. Haiti voted against sanctioning
Venezuela in the March 2017 OAS vote, then there was another
vote last year, and they abstained. But this year on
January 10. Finally, the browbeating and the bullying and
the bribery maybe came to fruition, and they voted with
Washington that Nicolas Maduro was illegitimate after receiving
these $4 billion in Petrocaribe funds. So that was really the
spark that set off the rebellion we're seeing today that people
said, Come on, that's just too much.
So we couldn't do it through the United Nations. And I'm saying
we as in the United States, so let's maybe work these OAS,
there's also a new group called the Lima group, which is all
these Caribbean islands. And they also have, you know, they
have pledged to not let Venezuela go down in flames. And
a new member to that group is Guiana. And this is what Rex
Tillerson was all about. There is a new oil field that has been
discovered off the coast of Guiana. It's right next to
Venezuela. And even though it's invented Guianas territorial
waters, Venezuela claims this and this, I think this thing was
discovered in very early on 2008 or something, and no one really
had anything going on because it was disputed as to who owned it.
And Exxon under Rex Tillerson made a deal to start drilling
there. And this thing is supposed to be bigger than than
the field that Venezuela has existing and of much lighter.
And therefore I think more valuable. Yeah, crude is much,
much, much lighter. So everyone is vying for this, and this is
what it's about. That's why everyone is in there.
Interestingly, Exxon, only they're the majority shareholder
60%, but they also have the cnoc. And they're the Chinese
oil company, they own 25%. Now, a little little bit of
Venezuela, a little bit of Guiana, and I think maybe some
French or something are in there. This is what it's about.
That's what Tillerson was after, and I don't know, if the agendas
crossed between Trump and Tillerson, but for sure. Now
that I'm looking at in context of the wall, I think Trump has a
very if it's him, or if it's Neo cons or whoever the hell it is.
I think it's him. He has a very, very cynical plan underway.
Listen to what he said. This was in Miami.
Hello, Miami. I am thrilled to be back in the state I love with
so many proud freedom loving patriots. We're here to proclaim
a new day is coming in Latin America. It's
a new day as he's not just saying in Venezuela. In Latin
America, a new day is coming. I think the plan is to well, if
whether it's rub alized and rebuild, but we're going to
capture this. This is the this is the plan. And you need a wall
because everyone's going to be coming up north. It's yeah,
yeah. Well,
yeah, no, I like it, too. Because yes, you need the wall
because yeah, okay. We we don't technically need the wall, but
we do need to offer this reason. Yes. The future.
Yes, yes. And, you know, it's going to be a quick strategy.
What Trump did oh, this is George Chicka Carrillo he's,
with a think tank
was explicitly to pressure not just the inner circle of Maduro,
but also military yours more broadly, he sort of gave them an
ultimatum. He said, you know you, would you like to live out
the rest of your lives comfortably with your families?
Or do you want to go down with this sinking ship, so it was
explicitly a threat. It's the same increasingly desperate
attempt to split the Venezuelan military, Trump and the end, the
Venezuelan opposition thought that this would happen
immediately. It of course didn't. And so now what they're
really trying to do is to turn the screws and to up the
narrative. And the in the rhetorical is sort of fire
towards Venezuela to make it a broad historical shift. This is
explicit, interventionism, and its attempt to, of course, an
attempt at regime change and attempt to, uh, you know, had a
coup in an attempt to use this sort of fake, you know,
humanitarian aid, as a Trojan horse to bring down a
government,
which is what appears to be happening all these military
transports coming in to Colombia at the border, saying, Oh, we
want to get in and we have we got food for everybody. It's
kind of like the Haiti strategy. You know, it's like, oh, look,
we got all these troops, military transport here that
we're here to help from the government, don't worry. Long
term strategy. Again, this
guy from the think tank, you know, Andrew McCabe, who's on
his media tour right now for his book, and the big headlines that
he made was talking about plans to allegedly invoke the 25th
amendment to try to have Donald Trump removed as president based
on sounds weird, but it's related his mental health or
lack thereof. But he also talks about Venezuela in his book and
I just want to read Georgia quote from Andrew McCabe's book
about a 2017 Oval Office meeting. He says, quote, then
the President talked about Venezuela. That's the country we
should be going to war with. He said, they have all that oil,
and they're right on our back door.
Do you think that's true? Do you think he said that?
Oh, you know, he's just so much stuff. It wouldn't be. It
wouldn't be out of question out of the question that he said it.
McCabe is I think he's something of a liar. So I don't know if he
actually did say
what certainly fits fits in with the model fits the model.
It's the model, that model that really what
you see as the US agenda here, George,
they've been very clear about that. But I think the quote that
you read is also very revealing. He says, all that oil and
they're, you know, they're right there in our backyard,
essentially, right. We're talking about the Monroe
Doctrine. So
this whole No, the Monroe Doctrine.
Yes. James Monroe when he was president. He developed some
this this is like the seventh president, he's very early on.
He you look it up. And he who's also if you I saw a picture of
him just to go as an aside here, in the National Gallery, there's
a painting by Gilbert Stewart, that superstar portrait,
portrait artist, and you can look at him, you can stand right
by this painting. And look at me, you see, this is the biggest
prick ever been president United States. You guys look at this
picture and go was not totally Jewish. But he decided that
anything that was in the Western Hemisphere period belongs to us.
We have we have a he has some it was the Monroe Doctrine, but it
has to do with not sovereignty, but influence, we have to be the
primary influence for the whole whole hemisphere.
Yeah. From finger number one.
Yeah, we're number one.
They're right there in our backyard, essentially, right?
We're talking about the Monroe Doctrine. So this is about
economics. In other words, it is about economic control, but it's
also about political control. And I think we should remember
that, because part of what the Chevy's the legacy is, is not
just the, you know, in the demand for national sovereignty,
but the construction of regional alliances. In other words, we've
been talking about Petro GaryVee, but also other
international regional alliances, partnerships that
have provided a cushion for Latin American countries to act
independently. In other words, not having to appeal to the
World Bank and the IMF for funding if they have a momentary
glitch in their economy, being able to borrow money from
Venezuela from Argentina, what's happened over the past few years
is that this regional lines has been disintegrated bit by bit,
you know, we're talking about coos in Honduras, quasi coos in
Brazil and Paraguay, elections in Argentina, in Chile, in
Colombia, that have really helped to pull apart. This this
regional alliance. The Lima group is the product of this, in
other words, the new right wing in Latin America, that has made
it harder. And so in the absence of the USS ability to overthrow
Chavez, as they failed to do in 2002. They said about, you know,
working around the edges and tearing apart this regional
unity and they've been very successful at that, which now
makes Venezuela that much more susceptible to their direct
pressure. And of course, the goal of that regional control is
economic control is the ability to intervene and have, you know,
these resources Are these markets at their at their
command?
Yeah, it is. I think Trump has his eye on it. He wants to go
get that. And
he's a real estate guy. He really is oil centric. And he
said the same thing about Yeah, Iraq, all the speeches was
always about, we should take a new oil for rock. Yeah. You
know, for all the work we did there, and he really thinks that
the oil belongs to us, then he d is signs. Exxon CEO Tillerson as
the chief of an oil giant V.
The oil company who in 2015 was drilling right there.
Yeah. And so he assigns him a Secretary of the State thinking,
but Tillerson screwed it up. So I'm gonna make it just a side
commentary. I don't think Trump realizes or realize what
Tillerson I think Trump is like a populist in the way that he
thinks he has popular thoughts that run through his brain. For
example, when I was working at Union oil, and I went to work
for the air pollution district, it wasn't that I was working for
the oil company anymore. I was now working for the regulatory
agency. And I had no trouble because I had inside information
on how oil some I didn't have a lot of oil come here. So I had
no problem going from a gut from a private sector job and then
doing my job, specifically, against the companies I worked
for. Because it was not a it was an adversary type thing. I it's
not a problem I do. So when I see people switch over from one
side to the other, I know that you can do it. So when Tillerson
switched from Exxon, to Secretary of State, I think
Trump thought like, like the popular, like the popular
thought is he's still an oil guy, but he just happens to be
Secretary of State No, no, once you became Secretary of State,
he was Secretary of State and that kind of screwed screwed up
steam right through this idea. Because he doesn't understand
this this mechanism, which is a fact. So Well,
I think if anything, if I can say anything good about this,
the I would hope that the reason is he wants to make sure this
all up give people some democracy before China does
something Russia, you don't have to be worried about Russia,
Russia has that they don't have enough money to do this. They
don't have the resources. China's there, China is you
know, owns 25% of, of this of this new a new license from the
Exxon has or their 25% in the company. They're not going to be
very happy because I'm sure they're thinking well, we'll
just take all this
well, you know, if China if if they keep cutting China in and
leaving it, so China doesn't really get a you know, too much.
That's the problem with China's I think you exemplified that
with this Huawei guy now suddenly thinks he's king of the
world. You know, douchebag and I think that it's okay, but
China's keeps doing all this. You know, they're kind of
they're they don't they're not pure capitalist that you'll
kinds of sneaky things. And so you have to be careful. I think
Trump's aware of that. I love the wall theory. Yeah, I'm
subscribing to it that that's the reason for the wall.
It makes sense when you put this all together so yeah, so
something he knew was going to happen a long time ago probably
when he's laying the best laid plans.
And these that forward thinker that it's we have to start
looking at his we have to look at everything he does and says
differently. Well, when
in this framework, I think this is this is important. This is
this, this and Iran, those are the two things and that you
know, there's all kinds of you know what, I have some Iran
stuff, but maybe we should take a quick break and then we can go
into that. So at this point, I would be very pleased to thank
you for your courage and say in the morning to you, John, see
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1.9 billion jumps John did you want a job karma? Regular karma?
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we have the screen very different one barrier
that's our screen that's our screen Yeah, we isolated that
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than the goat for sure. Well, it
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that people like to slip into movies. Yeah. Famous screams
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As a real person screaming Todd wrath camp in Ripon Wisconsin
333 dot 33. John and Adam immediately fall in my last
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Dothan, Alabama 333 dot 3333 33 Because this was a 33
celebration. And I just did a 33 dot 33 contribution which we did
get quite a few of. But everybody liked the fact without
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I look forward to the show and the newsletter that always seems
to get through Gmail. I'm amazed I didn't want to talk about that
later. But the newsletter it turns out it's a very funny
story. I'm amazed at the production quality of the show
and content knowing that hardly any post production is done
which is just as an aside the only post production is done is
occasionally when the thing fouls up or Adams things stop.
So we have to stop and edit. Yeah. And he will go back and
then we'll finish the show and then he'll go back and just clip
that out. We don't do any post production beyond clipping out
deadzone and
one opening and we dropped the opening it Yeah. So we actually
spend the most time after the show trying to find something
appropriate to open the show with
Yeah, and that amount of time is about two and a two to three
minutes. Well generally speaking, it's pretty quick so
we don't do post deaths the way we recommend people do
podcasting. Does anybody else say this anything like this? No.
Nobody says this. Nobody says this simple. Horowitz is the
only one I know besides us that does this.
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yeah Wow. Yeah, it was responsible for that and and
Horowitz is better off for it because we don't do that little
thing at the beginning and he runs the he runs it right from
the the opening to the end when that show is over he posted
within five minutes and it goes to bed. Yeah, now I still
like to put all the tags and and put the art of course the art
into the mp3 and all that stuff. But
yeah, but the point is, is that we don't post post this for post
days. Anyway, how any post production is as evidenced by
how speedy it is ready for an enjoyment after the live stream.
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and she was kind of defending herself. She says, No, it's
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gonna fix it in the ebook in the next version, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah. But then she said something that really caught my
attention. She said, you know, vice, who now we're pointing out
all of these errors I made about their staff, and about their
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of their host. They had my manuscript for a long, long
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could do that. Well, here's how you do it. Like you ask somebody
like I'm writing about you. Did I get anything wrong? Here's
what I wrote. And they see that you got something wrong. And
they say, You know what, Jill Abrams? Like, why should we help
her make a factual book, it's still gonna make us look like
shit. Correct all of her errors. Why don't we let her publish a
flawed book, and then we can rip her book to shreds on the basis
of how flawed wow, if that is in fact,
that's long game. What
happened? And what makes this really interesting to me is that
I am aware that when it comes to their PR flacks, Vice doesn't
hire smiley spokespeople. They hire political war room
strategists like real sharks, who are very very well versed in
dirty tricks. And I kind of feel like this is a threat of the
story that got dropped too soon.
Okay, not a bit of that surprises me. And it's a very
good strategy. The advice being we don't have much respect for
them as entities. We think a lot of their stuff is at least I do
their their lab stuff isn't
advertising agencies what they are. They're an ad agency.
Agency. But But yeah, and then they apparently I guess, April's
Abramson, or Abrams, I can never remember. But I guess Jill sent
them the galley proofs, yes, stead of just a sheets from the
word that applied to them. And once they got that means they
read the whole book, and they could find out the people that
were getting slammed. And then they could put up an APO as they
meant is the guy said the opposition campaign against the
book in advance of his publication and then also not
help change any errors. And then you can pitch about the errors.
Very, very, very coy.
Well, they better not do that to my book. Or yours, for that
matter. I'll punch analysts in the things screw. Well, since
we're talking about media then I have, it was almost impossible
to pull the clip, Laura Logan, who we remember from her sexual
attack, she was sexually attacked in New York square
during the Egyptian Arab Spring uprising. And I and she was on
it. Then after that one more briefing. She phoned it up. not
complete, but she phoned up an interview that got her put on
hiatus for about a year on 60 minutes. And they brought her
back via was about Benghazi is something and then they brought
her back. But I
but I beg to differ. I went back and looked at she didn't phony
up an interview. She said something she shouldn't have
said,
Okay, well, that makes more sense. Yes. In fact, why was she
was accused of phoning up an interview? Well, I
recall, certainly myself being very skeptical. And like, Who is
this woman who says she was because she's beautiful. And I
was like, what was she doing there where she really
assaulted? I think I was very flippant about it.
And I was skeptical too. And the funny thing is now that she's
not working there, she's got black hair.
Yeah. Which looks a hell of a lot better. She looks great as a
brunette. Much better. Anyway. The reason why I bring her up is
she did a three and a half hour podcast with Mike drop Mike
Ritland, who's I think, is ex Navy SEAL.
They know each seal, I would refer to him as the Kosor. Did
you see the whole interview? I'm talking to watch three and a
half hours I was trying to look for somebody sent me that you'd
probably the same guy sent you the clip says listen to this.
And he says Logan goes on about certain things everybody picked
up on this. And I was I mean, when you give me a time code, I
wasn't going to know I did not listen to the whole interview.
I'm sure it was fascinating to a point. But I didn't have three
and a half hours available to me to listen to this guy and her.
Well, I did over the course of two days. That's what that's why
people support the show. So I can do these kinds of things. I
only really have the one clip that everyone's talking about.
Because you can't clip anything. It because the segments are
long. It's very relaxed. It's very in depth I have, I have to
say incredible respect for her. For everything. She said
everything that she's done, and I'm sure it's true. Just the way
you know, you can tell when you're listening to someone
really explain tell stories about their life. And you know,
she pretty much lived in the Middle East for the past five or
10 years before the attack. It's really worth watching. She's
really endearing. And it took me a while to figure it out. She
cuz she's been in war zones all the time. She's been in Iraq,
Afghanistan, Pashtoon anywhere, there's, there's a war she was
there. And she's been blown up. She's been beaten up, she raped
and she goes into quite graphic detail about the physical harm
that was done to her. I recommend everybody watch this
because of course she's not going to be welcoming the
mainstream anymore. But for this one around social media as
scorched earth interview Oh,
yeah. Well, that's what bugged me because I was watching. That
was watched, by the way, so it wasn't concerned. But it was. I
find it to be a too long didn't watch issue. And I didn't really
like this guy, this interviewer who seems you know, it's like,
Hey, I'm on a podcast. So let me just cost as much as I can.
Because I'm cool. No,
no, I think you're seeing that completely wrong. This is he's a
Navy SEAL. Who went through a lot of shit and he was hired.
She did a piece on him for 60 minutes. That's why That's where
they know each other. And he's, he's very popular, because he's
just a dude. Now it's at a certain point. It's actually
it's very cute. So this video Just rolling and the dog comes
in, and then you know, then they just keep rolling while they're
trying to get the dog out. And there's Oh, and it's just, it's,
it's very, I liked it a lot of very interesting to watch. There
really, I don't even think we have to play the clip, it's only
a minute 45 Just because not everyone's heard it. But she
goes into great depth about how she hit the media is everything
we say on the show she agrees with. But she goes much, much
further about the lies of the weapons of mass destruction, it
just all the way all across the spectrum very is worth the time,
if you if you can it to listen to it, I have to say at the same
time, it's very easy for her to do this, because she's married
to a very successful wealthy guy who is a military contractor.
Now so. So she's got, you know, those two are kind of made for
each other, it's very easy when you when you know that you can
not work ever again. And I think that she probably doesn't want
to work for mainstream. I'm sure she's gonna do maybe she'll
start doing a podcast you never know. But here's a little
excerpt, just to give you a taste, but it's it's well worth
watching the whole thing.
And the media everywhere is mostly liberal, not just in the
US. But in this country. 85% of journalists are registered
Democrats. So that's just a fact. Right? No one's
registering Democrats, when they're rarely a Republican. So
the facts are on the side of what you just stated, most
journalists are are left or liberal or democrat or whatever
word you want to give it. How do you know? You're being lied to?
How do you know you're being manipulated? How do you know?
There's something not right with the coverage when they simplify
it all? And there's no gray is no gray. It's all one way? Well,
life isn't like that. If it doesn't match real life is
probably not. Something's wrong, right? So for example, you know,
all the coverage on Trump all the time is negative. There's
nothing there's nothing, no mitigating policy or event or
anything that has happened since he was elected, that is out
there in the media that you can read about, right? Well, that
tells you that motion of way things go in real life, because
although the media has always been historically always been
left leaning. We've abandoned out our pretense, or at least
the effort to be objective today. The former executive
editor of the New York Times has a book coming out Jill Abramson,
and she says we would do, I don't know dozens of stories
about Trump every single day. And every single one of them was
negative. She said we we have become the anti Trump paper of
record. Well, that's not our job. That's a political
position. That means we've become political activists in a
sense, and some could argue propagandists, right? And
there's some merit to that, right.
You know, as I was watching her, she's very petite. She's pretty
huge. Really, very deep cut DECA latte in this interview, and as
you sit in kind of twisted, knew her breasts are really exposed.
And I'm looking like, how does she? How did she survive it? The
bottom line, she is just she's a kick ass woman. And she uses
everything she has as a woman to get the story she wants. I'm
incredibly impressed. And it's worth watching. And you can
watch a lot of things tonight. You can watch the Avengers,
whatever, watch this woman. That's my recommendations in the
show notes. No, na shownotes. Sorry,
indeed, the Avengers are on TV tonight.
Let's talk about China for a second. China appears to be in
some trouble with the PRI the bridge and Road Initiative also
known as three belts, no road, that's how we look at it.
That's what we call it.
They got trains they got they got waterways, they're trying to
do all kinds of economic corridors. But there's a little
problem, actually kind of a big one looming right now.
I think it is dying a no for alert very long time, we've been
talking about how this isn't an economic project, that the
Chinese can pour a lot of money into it initially. But they
can't really create a whole new set of economics that exists
nowhere else on this planet. And so I thought at some point that
the PRI Belt and Road Initiative would fail, and it's starting to
fail now, you know, si Jinping can still put more money into
it. But really, we're sort of close to the end. For the last
four or five months, people in China have been severely
questioning the soundness of this. And now those calls are
growing louder and louder. And we're seeing something very
interesting in Pakistan, where China's committed $60 billion or
so to the Pakistan Economic quarter. The Pakistanis can't
pay that back. And China is now got a serious problem about what
to do with his big exposure to its next door neighbor.
Yeah, this is where it gets very interesting. So Pakistan took 60
billion to let them come in and do some railroad and some, maybe
some fiber, whatever else, hey, you're a neighbor. Anyway,
here's 60 billion, and
Pakistan who was alone, because if they want it back,
right, well, guess what just happened. This is MBs, Mohammed
bin Salman. He's not welcome in many places, but he's welcome in
Pakistan.
We believe that Pakistan gonna be a very, very important
country in the coming future. And we want to be sure that we
are part of that. So we are waiting for that kind of
leadership to partner with and to build a lot of things
together. Today, we signed no us we believe it's the amount of
that kind of investment is 20 billion. Yes.
Saudi Arabia has always been a friend for Pakistan.
This is Khan the head honcho of Pakistan
Saudi Arabia has been a friend when Pakistan is needed friends.
So Saudi Arabia has always been a friend in need, which is why
we values in so much
now this I find on a geopolitical scale very
interesting. We have Pakistan who owes the Chinese 60 billion
the Chinese really needed income Saudi Arabia. Oh, here's that 20
billion you might be able to use that. Don't you see some kind of
conflict brewing here? We've got all kinds of shit first clip.
I'm immediately thinking this is about the belt of three belts
and no roads, whatever five I can't remember what it was. I'm
I'm assuming American meddling.
Or some some orchestration for sure.
I think meddling on AI. I would take it even further. The CIA
lost most of its people in China, right? You're right due
to some follow up inland at Langley Hillary's email. That
could be it. But whatever, it was a huge loss and I think
we're trying to you know, get back on track over there. And we
have to stop the Chinese as fast I think there's something up and
I think this Ben saw anytime it's see Ben Solomon going over
doing some I'm thinking Trump, because because these guys are
like thick as thieves these two. And so I suspect that this was
orchestrated Now that does screw with China on view of Trump
instead of this short view of Trump. I'm getting very
suspicious about some of this stuff.
He's playing 3d chess man. hat on. He may look dumb, but he may
be just as good a warmonger as anybody else. We got hoodwinked.
When you're talking about the head, Laura on there moaning
about the New York Times to the other places. We do have to
mention his lawsuit which is
which? Oh, the kids, the Catholic. The Catholic school
kids. Yeah, yeah. $250 million.
The funniest thing I've seen for a long time what it was my clip
on this dirt dirt one, there's a little bit about
Irish one essentially alleging
that the Washington Post is guilty of libel. Well, I think
they have a reasonable case. I
mean, the worst is Alan Dershowitz. He is a liberal
here. No,
stop, stop. Stop that clip. Mega kid overview on Fox. This is a
clip that starts it gives the first explanation.
Tonight lawyers representing Covington Catholic student
Nicholas Sandmann. Have just filed a bombshell definition
formation suit against the Washington Post trace Gallagher
Joining us now with these late breaking details tonight. Hi
trace.
Martha's a 22 page $250 million. lawsuit claims the Washington
Post participated in a modern day form of McCarthyism by
targeting and bullying Nick Sandmann for three days.
Sandemans lawyers go on to describe the teen as an innocent
secondary school child and accused the newspaper of
ignoring journalistic standards to advance an agenda against
President Trump adding that the post used his quote vast
financial resources to enter the bully pulpit by publishing a
series of false and defamatory print and online articles, which
effectively provided a worldwide megaphone to smear a young boy
who was in its view, an acceptable casualty in their war
against the president Sandmann was widely criticized and
vilified in the media after cell phone video showed him staring
down Native American Nathan Phillips, but the post and
numerous other media outlets apparently failed to look at the
entire two hour was a video and use small clips to paint Sam and
his high school classmates as instigators turned out the
altercation started with a group of Black Hebrew Israelites, who
called the students extremely offensive terms we cannot repeat
and also call them crackers and incest children.
So that begins it. And this is by the way, as this begins and
this is going to continue stuff like this. Laura Logan and Jill
Abramson both have now testified for for the defense or the
relief depending on what side of this lawsuits are for the
plaintiffs, I guess, because this is now becoming, it's
becoming a meme. The meme that the media is just a bunch of
Trump haters are doing it for everything's political, and
they're not even journalists anymore. And Dershowitz
addresses this on. I don't remember who was
just for everyone just it's important to say, Dershowitz is
the constitutional lawyer. He was extremely well respected.
He's always been the go to constitutional lawyer for the
show. He's a he supported Hillary, he's liberal. He's a
Democrat. And he's been completely shut, and he's no
longer in the community.
But he still gets on the air. Oh, yeah.
Must have been Fox. No, it
wasn't it was the hill TV
at the Hilton
that the Washington Post is guilty of libel? Well, I think
they have a reasonable case. I mean, the world was guilty of by
the way, people jumped to conclusions today, without
listening to all the facts, these poor kids seem to be doing
exactly the right thing. And then suddenly, because they are
thought to be white, privileged kids, suddenly, everybody's
ganging up on them. The interested to see how the case
unfolds, I mean, they're asking for a lot of money, I don't
think that's gonna be taken too seriously. I think it's $250
million, or something like that. But I do think that they have a
significant case. And it would be interesting to see how the
post defends against their reporting in the case. It's
important to air this issue out in the public. And one of the
functions that a suit like this has, is to lay it all out in the
public, but the media has to be responsible for their reporting,
particularly when you have kids who really have no ability
generally to defend themselves against me reporting. So I'm
interested to see what the Post says and how it justifies
reporting that turned out to be less than accurate.
That was kind of disappointing. It was expected a little more
legal analysis of he lining up
a little more he has he jumps back in, did the second clip, he
actually they're cutting him off, and then he's jumps back in
with this.
Going back to something we said earlier. You know, this kid is
not a public figure. He didn't choose to run for office. He's a
kid in school who is applying for colleges, and his reputation
has been diminished in the eyes have some and I think you have
to distinguish between a high school kid and somebody who is
the president united states or a governor of a state or a Justice
of the Supreme Court. He didn't choose to be in the situation.
It was thrust on him by the circumstances. So I have a lot
of sympathy for this young man.
Oh, you know, this now explains why I keep seeing headlines of
Nancy Pelosi quietly deletes tweet, which is a great headline
as if someone's going in the dark of night to go in and
quietly to quiet but they all said stuff. And I think I don't
know if it's too late. Is that a real lawsuit? Is is the real
liability here for for the for waffleh waffleh waffleh waffleh
waffleh waffleh waffleh liability Yeah, how does it
work?
50 million he thinks but you get you get that kid out because the
kid when you see him talking on this interview shows where they
also didn't help him much. Though Savannah Guthrie's
interview of it was cruel. Very cruel. Yeah, she was heartless
and she was horrible. She kid is very sympathetic character if
you even go up on stage I don't think he's gonna be able to hold
it together he's just like you know some very sick a really
sensitive kid who started crying I mean they their number could
go skyrocketing they they have this is not that they have
insurance for most of these large publications have
liability and slander insurance liability like libel law
insurance and they can have their policy pulled and if that
happens policy Oh their insurance policy Yeah, cuz
insurance guy is not going to insurance company if this
happens and they get beaten up because you're not doing their
journalistic job. That's grounds for the insurance company just
pull up their pull the policy, and you guys are on your own.
And if that happens to DivX coverage is going to change
remarkably. It's gonna I'm just very conservative. ridiculous to
you. I can't say anything. Be careful. The legal and ethical
run through legal which right now, you know, it's not being
run through legal No. They're just dad Trump sucks. And these
kids are douchebags, I don't care what they write. And so
but just from that control at the post from from a writer's
perspective, what can you not say about so in these these kids
specifically the where they did the POST call them racist? I
mean is that it was at that kind of level. Yeah. Well then that
yeah, they're in trouble for sure screw him. I liked the
number 250 million is that what Bezos paid for the post? Yeah,
that's kind of a funny that's
probably oh, wait a minute you met great catch. That's probably
why that was the number use now
of course, screw you here. The whole place is only worth 250.
We'll take you for all you got.
Yeah, well, they probably won't get that. But I think they'll
win.
I hope they went over some celebrities.
And all they have all these celebrities. Those guys haven't
got libel or libel insurance. Insurance. Yet life.
And I have to say first libel, you were talking earlier about
editing. I can recall in 11 years, probably three times that
after the show you said we have to cut that out because I nee
Adam said something that was probably libelous.
I don't think it was more than once.
In 11 years. You've also during the show itself said no, no, you
can't say that. I've taken it back. This is take vaccines. Can
you do take vaccines? If it's if it's in real time?
If you liable somebody and is an unintentional, and then you
correct yourself on the fly? Yes. Sounds good. All right. I
mean, there's certain things you can't say about people just in
general. Now, why do I Why am I such an expert? I spent a better
part of a day and a half in a libel, lawyer's office with Adam
Osborne, from the Osborne computer. Yeah, because we're
writing a book called hyper growth, which is a term I coined
for the book, and which is now a joke term considering hyper
growth that came after Osborne computer was big him looked like
barely growth. But Osborne wanted to slam all kinds of
people because this was after his company kind of failed
because of largely, I think it's his fault for walking away. And
he was so we went in there and we just I learned more there in
that two day seminar, which what it amounted to about what you
can say what you can't say how you can say it, what you can't
say about someone, and I see stuff. Everyone's like, Oops,
does this is this is liable if you can't call someone a crook,
for example. Yes, that's
correct me
on that. Yes, sir. A criminal, right. Can't do it. The guy's a
criminal. No, unless he's been found guilty in a court of law.
You can't call him that. It's just this libelous and just
can't do it. It but the joke of the libel law is that the guy's
dead. You can pretty much do anything you want.
Ah, that's not very funny. But yeah.
I'm very funny. But you can do or you can go off the deep end
now. There have been some recent libel suits by families of dead
guys who have been liable that they think it hurts the fan on
yeah, there may be some some leeway for them to get some some
bright so
witnessed the four hour documentary of Michael Jackson.
Were once again the same people are saying he you get the
choice. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Heroes.
Which is a weird part of it. Because that's where you see a
lot of these y'all just stuck with it. That comes a lot of
stuff comes out a lot of it's bullcrap. Joe?
Yeah. But but you can say it, there's no real repercussion.
You got
to worry about your need to run it through legal now had anyone
excuse me, maybe some of you have had been listening to this
very podcast about two years ago. We talked extensively about
the American Americans with Disabilities Act, and how
lawsuits we're going to come against websites that do not
account for people with disabilities, specifically, deaf
or blind. I'm sorry. You're sorry, what?
I don't understand what you said.
About two years ago. We discussed the Americans with
Disabilities Act, in addition, that requires websites to make
their content available for people who are blind and or
deaf. Okay, yeah. And I said, this is a great way to make
money in 2018 18 2250 separate lawsuits have been filed against
websites against big websites to Domino's Pizza. All kinds of
Fendi, Prada, Michael Kors, Applebee's, PNC Financial
Services and people are making big money on this.
We have a sue the DeVore ag blog.
Well, I think people have to know that there's big money
behind the website before Yes, before they start anything up.
By the way, breaking news judgment proof. Breaking news.
Iran military leaders disclosed just now that their intelligence
operatives have infiltrated a US Army Command Center and
commandeered control of several American drones flying through
Syria and Iraq. Brigadier General Amir Ali Hodges has
jeiza Day commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps,
aerospace force released information, photographic
evidence that Iran claims as proof it was able to take
control of several drones. Could this be the False Flag we've
been waiting for?
Or just another as what those drones do? Well, that the big
drones,
the big giant ones, seven to eight drones that had constant
flights over serious air quotes. Yes, seven to eight drones that
had constant flights over Syria and Iraq were brought under our
control and their intel was monitored by us. And we could
gain there firsthand. Intel the general was quoted saying on
Thursday, in remarks carried in the country state controlled
press. Hmm. That's ramping up.
Do we know for a fact that comes from the state controlled press?
Hell
no. Course? No, of course not. It's Free Beacon well knows.
Those are going on. There
could be anything. That's the beauty of it. That's the beauty
of the internet.
Well, yeah, this could be the False Flag of these guys who
launched a couple of things and you know, kill some important
people. Yeah. We have to take the C or Trump now. Yeah. The
act of war blah, blah, blah. Yeah, yeah, this company. Yeah.
This stock merge is going to take a dip here. By the way, it
just
didn't. It didn't already dip a little bit today. Well, it's,
maybe we're on the present. Let's just be honest about it.
We're on the precipice. Nice to see that Bitcoin and gold have
been moving almost in tandem. Yeah, in the past. And plus,
that's very interesting. All right, we are almost ready to
take a break. I did want to give you a little update on Brexit.
This is not your typical update. Having lived in the United
Kingdom and getting on nation East I've often said the most
important thing to the Brits about Brexit didn't do you
remember what the just in case I hadn't said it enough. What the
Brits really are worried about the only real thing they're
worried about? Is there a vacation? It's like it's the
pound gonna be still gonna be valuable enough for me to go on
vacation. I love going
on vacation. Cool. Bekins? Well, for sure.
There's a reality show in the UK called Love Island. And it's
very similar to a big brother. And so imagine a courtyard
there's lots of big bouncy things and fun play toys for the
contestants for girls are lounging around in the sun that
love Ireland. And the topic of Brexit comes up.
You think about Brexit? What What's that like? leaving the
European Union? I seriously don't so like if you say it was
to leave the EU so we wouldn't be part of your welfare. And
like things we trade with would be cut down.
So does that mean we won't have any cheese?
No. got nothing to do with trade war you
know, we're just we're just not in the European masters like
being in Europe.
Doesn't it mean it'd be harder to like go to like Spain and
store shall be harder to go on holidays? Yeah, I think so. Oh,
I love my holidays.
There you go. The future of Britain everybody
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Okay, I got a couple of things. Okay. Well, first of all, they
do have a couple of clips from David Icke. Oh, but this
he what I heard is he was not allowed to do his speech at
Australia.
Yeah, he was. And this is kind of interesting to me. And I'm
wondering about this, and why
What the hell was wrong told what the hell was wrong with
these people? Well, the
morning there's a show on 10 in the morning, and they had him on
and then all they did was accused him of being an anti
Semite. Do you notice that he was well,
well, yeah, that's that's the new thing, man. It's it works
everywhere. works everywhere.
Well, let's play a couple of these clips and I have a couple
of questions the ikan oz one
David Icke live in studio, the British former soccer player was
set to make his 11th visit to Australia to do a speaking tour.
You guys have heard of him writers? Exactly. Not perhaps
not everybody has. It's been suggested. He's been accused of
having some really anti semitic views. Some strange
is that you know, it's probably because the ZIL the either
Elders of Zion or some shit like that he talked about it and then
you're automatically we
get to the bottom of it.
Sci Fi implications with reptiles on in on earth. Well,
he was supposed to come to Australia but like yesterday he
had his visa canceled. It's believed he's been banned from
entering our country because of claims he is anti semitic and is
a Holocaust denier. David Icke joins us now. Live from Los
Angeles for this TV excuse exclusive. David, welcome to the
show.
Thank you. I wish I was with you.
I guess the first thing was first things first, let's clear
it up. Are you anti semitic?
And you hate Jews.
Hey, hold on a second. Great question. The funny thing about
he I got it, he had finished it. I don't deny the Holocaust. And
he says Holly, it doesn't matter what he says. They keep hounding
him everyone who comes on keeps asking him just the most
insulting questions the show just I think morning is on tan
or whatever. I'm not sure what the show. You know, I don't
watch Australian TV that much. But it's one of those, you know,
shows that with the talking heads and one guy, the one guy
there's one male on there, he is incredibly insulting. I don't
even know who the hell you are. But you hate Jews don't ya?
Sheikh? So?
First things first, let's clear it up. Are you anti semitic? And
do you deny that the Holocaust took place?
No. See, if you can't discredit someone by telling the truth and
you tell lies. There was an absolute catastrophe for Jewish
people in Nazi Germany. And one of the things that I'm seeking
to do and have done for 30 years is to highlight the Nazi
mentality and the tyrannical mentality that's taking away
freedoms all over the world. So ironically, I'm the opposite of
how I'm painted. There was a Labour Party candidate I think
his name is Josh burns or something, who was quoted in the
newspapers in the last week, saying that I am campaigning for
Holocaust denial to be taught in the school so
you believe the Holocaust is strong ordinary so you believe
the Holocaust course?
Of course, of course. Of course a fantastic catastrophe happened
would you say Nazi?
You know, actually answering the question, did the Holocaust
happen? You keep saying catastrophe, that's a difference
to holocaust. Just clear that up. Is it a catastrophe or a
holocaust? Am
I Am I denying the Holocaust happened? No, I'm not.
Okay. The premise that starts off by saying the hall had no I
am not. But that doesn't stop these people.
What right, there's more
is more clips. I actually have to get shorter but number two,
the debate is being shut down. You have to believe certain
narratives. Were two of the things by the way, that the
Minister for Immigration, David Coleman,
the key is coming up before you Wait, before we play this, the
rest of this key I've been starting to see it. I'm going I
go to the dimension B. And look at the the tweet posts. And this
is get this now gotten to the point where if you are you say
anything about global warming. Yeah, you're
you're, you're a Jew hater. Yeah. Go be Minister
for Immigration, David Coleman put in the statement, for me not
being allowed in was my views on vaccines and global warming. But
that's up for debate, then, instead of shutting it down, you
must believe this, or you're not coming in the country. And as
David Coleman admitted quite openly in this document, I have
come into Australia to speak 10 times since 1997. And he admits
in the document, there's never been a problem. So why now?
The sciences and
that's where a lot of this comes from. You're You're a climate
denier. And that immediately conjures up a Holocaust denier.
That's where that
connection has been made. Yes. And that connection has been
made and you're stuck with it. And this is the same group of
people that if you remember that early, panic about climate
change, people seem to people who who deny climate change is
real, should be arrested and imprisoned.
Well, hold on. The New York Times have printed yesterday,
British author and broadcaster David Icke, who, who critics
accused of anti semitism and of being a conspiracy theorist.
Notice how those are in the same sentence now has had his
Australian visa cancelled ahead of speaking to the 66 year old
said from the United States on Wednesday that the Australian
Government had quote, insulted every Australian man, woman and
child by canceling his tour scheduled to start on March 1.
Immigration Minister David Coleman says he does not discuss
individual cases, those who have been denied so there is this is
just the Immigration Minister did not say this. Apparently,
those who have been denied Australian visas on character
grounds include troubled r&b singer Chris Brown, convicted
classified document leaker Chelsea Manning, anti Vaxxer can
tech and lively and Gavin McInnes founder of the all male
far right group proud boys. Visitors can be refused visas if
there is a risk that they will quote, vilify a segment of the
Australian community or incite discord.
Now a couple of the one thing that jumped out at me like is a
British citizen yeah Australia's in the Commonwealth you don't
need a visa to go to Australia for me the EU
I don't know if that's why you need a work visa for sure. And
that's probably what this is about. You cannot just go work
in in Australia without a work visa or anywhere for that
matter.
But you can go work in Spain with a work visa NO NO NO and I
will tell you members of the EU yeah okay well that's almost
over. But that's not over it you can go work in Spain so during
the period you go work in Spain you go work in France, you go
work in Poland, or Poland, Polish people can work in the
UK. Well, that's going on. You can't go to Australia without a
work visa. Not kidding me. Not the way it was set up. Not if
you're a conspiracy theorist. We don't want your kind around.
Well, crap. As far as I'm concerned. We don't
want your kind around here, son.
Alright, let's go to three.
I do believe that the world is being manipulated by shape
shifting reptiles that that are possibly Jews who control the
world through Ross Charles is that well, I mean, I love
Jews, to some Jews control the world
people. People would have to read my books for the detail
about that. But let me say this, I'm say yes, that there are
oh my god, what got into them? What did He who did he piss off?
I've never heard this line of questioning. He seems like such
a nice guy. People might think he's wacky but this is new.
There are family bloodlines that were seeded all over the world.
And the you know, the ancient culture Geez,
he's going to try on morning TV and try and do his four hour
talk and 40 seconds. Mistake is
the ancient cultures well by by a non human force. This is where
you get in the Bible. For instance, the sons of God who
interbred with the daughters of men, which is the story that you
find in cultures all over the world were really African.
All over the world a long time. They go, and they they are
resulting in being human forms. Yeah. And they said, You've been
watching way too much the in the 80s.
You doing enough research into the background? That's that's
the problem. But the point is that I'm saying that these
bloodlines were seeded everywhere in every culture. So
where's this? Their journey? They take their face? Code what?
It? Sorry, I thought I was going to have an intelligent
conversation. Yeah, clearly not. We didn't have an intelligent
conversation on what
David I sort of thing? I don't agree with a lot of what you
said I don't agree with your stance on on immunization. Let
me finish. Let me finish for one second, I don't agree with your
thoughts on climate change. But what I what I do agree with is
that you should actually be able to speak because we live in a
democracy and I am a big supporter of free speech. And I
think what happens when the government then stops people
like you coming to the country to talk and and to have their
say, it actually emboldened people who support you. And then
they jump on the bandwagon that the government is trying to shut
down free speech, and there is a conspiracy theory to shut down
free speech,
rather than No, it's not a conspiracy theory. It's
happening right before your very eyes. This guy's not allowed to
speak in your country. Oh, by the way, let's have all these
other crazy morons coming to promote their science fiction
movies, who gives a shit? What is the problem?
to short the clips left in this and then I have one other little
series.
I think I think that's certainly an argument for free speech.
David, I must confess, I have not heard of you until I found
out that you'd been banned. But I still feel like we haven't
actually established the core reason, which is why Josh burns
and members of the Jewish community petitioned the
Minister to ban you. Do you actually believe that between
six and 12 million Jews were killed by the Nazis and the
Germans in World War Two?
Oh my God. Let me guess he answers the question
between six and 12 million. Yeah, well, you know, it could
have been 5.5 million it could have been 6 million
millions of Jews were killed by the Nazis. A vast number
of people died quite clearly in concentration camps run by Nazis
were not just
concentration camps rounded up and shot like animals. We shut
down the ability to expose what they were doing. If if the Nazis
that are not a shut down opposition how much of what was
going on in Nazi Germany? Would people have known earlier on
maybe a lot of that would not have happened?
No good point. I'm sure it was lost on them.
They by the way, this continued, and it was the same thing by
what he said you hate us you hate and then they kept bringing
in global warming. Were they Australia's going to be all in
on global warming to such an extreme? Well, hold on. We're
almost embarrassed. You got to play a
jingle and you wonder if if we should ever do the tour in
Australia. If you see it coming down Broadway. Mr. Curry, we
don't think I want you.
Now I have two clips from a weekend show that's done on Fox
and they had on Patrick J. Michaels and you can look him
up. Patrick J Michaels is probably one of the top
climatologist in the world. Oh, is
he backpedaling? Sorry. Is he backpedaling?
No, he's not backpedaling. He was never in on the deal. Oh,
I'm sorry. So he's a denier. And so he but he's got great
credentials. And he met Mark Levin brought him on this little
weird Sunday show that he does on Fox is very obscure, nobody
watches it. But I got two clips from this guy. And I think that
we should need to review this. And this is why you need nobody
will debate this guy. Nobody will bring this stuff up.
Because everyone's so all in on the climate change scam, that
it's never going to come into conversation. But I think this
is worth listening to. This is Patrick J. Michaels on global
warming one because
when the planet warmed, beginning in 1976, the
temperature of the stratosphere started to drop. That's a
prediction of greenhouse theory. That's not intuitive. You know,
the great philosopher of science, Karl Popper said, if
you can meet a difficult prediction with your theory, you
can continue to entertain your theory. So the theory is right.
But the application of it is wrong. It is nowhere near as
warm as it's supposed to be. The computer models are making
systematic dramatic errors over the entire tropics, which is 40%
of the earth. And it's where all our moisture comes from or
almost all of
it and let me stop you there. Who does these computer models,
governments? They're There are 32 families of computer models
that are used by the United Nations, each government
sponsored. And all of them are predicting far, far too much
warming, the disparity between what's been predicted to happen,
which looks like this. And what is happening continues to grow.
We know that for a fact, yeah, you can, because you can just
look
at the weather balloon temperatures, you can look at
the satellite temperatures, you can look at something called the
reanalysis data, they all behave in concert. So they're showing
the same thing. And the same thing is a lot different than
this thing. However, one model works. And you know what it is?
It's the Russian model.
So all the government models are like this. Yeah. The Russian
model is like this. The Russia model is the least warming and
the Russian model is least warming. And the Russia model
pretty much follows reality. Yeah. What's been tested over a
few decades? Yeah.
Correct. You know, if we were rational about this, think about
the daily weather forecasts, you know, you watch the weather
channel, they go, Oh, this model says that that model says that
we think this one's working the best. So we're gonna rely on
that. Well, for climate forecasts, we should be using
the Russian model. But we're not we use this big spate of all the
other models that have this warming in them that's not
occurring Shut up already. Science.
Now, of course, the Russian model is bought and paid for by
a bunch of people throwing money at climate scientists to make
sure that those numbers are high for some firms all for some
ulterior motive. But, but he goes on with a little more
details about these models. And I think he and this brings us
right back to climate gate.
Why are all these other government models? 31 of them
wrong? And why do they all go in the same direction? Up?
Because they are what is called parameterised. That's their
values. parameterised? Can I translate parameterised into
English fudged? The don't get the right answer don't know the
right answer for certain phenomena. So we essentially put
in code steps that give us what we think it should be. And the
systematic error that was made was, the models were tuned, as
it said, tuned, tuned to simulate the warming of the
early 20th century began in 1910. And at 1945, about point
four, five degrees Celsius mark, that could not have been caused
by carbon dioxide. Because there wasn't a day we had to put
enough in that the background carbon dioxide concentrations
280 parts per million. When the second first warming started, it
was 298 parts per million. If the atmosphere is that sensitive
to an 18 PPM change in co2, we wouldn't be talking about this
right now. And we'd be sweating bullets. Yeah,
but now we can't talk about that on PBS small this guy on PBS
because Al Gore told them not to. Yes, small
aviation, stay away from it. Hot Tubs stay out of them. Don't go
canoeing anywhere.
He's already got his stuff out and published. Yeah, but this
was a classic example of gray crab. Nobody wants to talk about
because there's ulterior motives vested interest. there's money
to be made. There's carbon tax. Yeah. And all the other crap
that even the French know is bunch of bullcrap. And they're
still writing about it. Yeah.
Yeah, the carbon tax. That's that's the one thing they I
think it's just the stragglers who were still trying to do
that, because that's it's kind of dead, then I don't think
they'll ever really get that just doesn't seem like since the
whole thing is dead. Yeah, it's it's no path to growth. The
pocket book is closed, we should close the gate to the gate to
the gate. Got a little OTG news here that I'd like to share with
you all couple of the Los Angeles Times actually had a
nice article about how your television and phone are
tracking you. And particularly like, hello, but now that they
talked specifically about geofencing and political
campaigns and how they do this cross device tracking which
we've talked about, which is the the inaudible high frequency
tones. That will alert Yes, yeah, that will emit from your
phone to your computer or vice versa so they can figure out who
you are. Yeah, it's a great article. Little late I'd say but
the story late to say the least. The story of the week was
definitely this one
Google made an error after initially say only to reveal
that it's home security system, Nest secure, contains a built in
microphone. Many nest users were unaware of the feature, the
microphone was never listed as part of the products tech
specifications. So Google singing the microphone was,
quote, never intended to be a secret wealth. And that
basically it added it into the device for future possibilities.
But I mean, even so many people probably not realizing that they
had this, you know, in their devices in their home, maybe
they wouldn't have bought it if they had known.
I totally agree. I mean, this is not the moment for big tech
companies to have a sort of another challenge to people's
trust in them. And I guess there's sort of two levels to
this. Two people worry that it listens and it can be hacked.
Or, more more concerning would be that Google did intend it to
be secret, and they were listening in a long time, which
of course, they deny both and either way, not good timing,
data privacy, to have this kind of story come out for them. Oh,
geez.
Not good timing
is the kind of dumb crap that Google has done for years. And I
take everything for granted. Oh, no, who cares?
I remember being on twit when I was still living in Los Angeles
I said you should not install this would later became Google
Voice. So they have all these these plugins that are running
in your browser so they can access your microphone or when
Ha Google would never
do that don't be evil they called me a crazy conspiracy
theories they tell you
what else is going on Silicon Valley? Oh, yes, this this one
YouTuber. He figured out something interesting with the
algos. Where the there's an he calls it the wormhole or I'll
just say the out the algo trap that there's a huge contingent
community perhaps of soft core child pornography sharers and
viewers. And once you get it, you got to see this guy's video
and they call it Reddit. No, no, it's it's interest on YouTube.
And once you you know, this is like 13 year old girls who are
just in their bedroom just doing stupid shit. But then these
these sickos, they come in and they will roll time code where
there's like a naked thigh or something. It's really not, it's
creepy. But here's but here's the creepy part. The minute you
start looking at one or two of those videos, which this guy
shows, then the algos kick in and there's nothing but all of
these teenage underage girls in their bedrooms and all these
creeps in the comments sharing other videos and time codes. So
he makes a big deal out of this, because there's ads running on
him. And immediately Disney, Nestle all pulling their ads, or
they say is it a bus? They're on hold? Yeah, they're on hold. But
the problem is, you can't do anything about it. I mean, why
shouldn't teenage girls be able to do a little movie about
whatever they're doing? Their parents should be notified of
what's going on but it's not they're not doing anything
illegal so you can't kick them off. You see the problem? This
is this is the issue of monetizing the network. This is
not the way to go. It's all coming crumbling down. And I
think Disney and Nestle they're pretty big in the
the child porn. Yeah,
big. This is not true. Now they're pretty big advertisers.
Big advertised that's what I meant to say. Yeah. Came out a
little different. Yes.
I thought that was a very delectable little thing that
happened that ad it's good luck people
will actually I don't even blame Disney and Nestle this are the
ad buyers for their ad agencies is responsible for the true true
place. He has Disney and so they just turn it over to somebody
that's supposed to be trustworthy. But I don't know
what they're thinking. I'm ready to get fired by the way.
I have a Oh yes.
Fantastic. Surprised to reporters who did all that
damage to that poor little kid that was standing up with a maga
hat on
him get fired, suspended or fired? Sure. Die. Not gonna
happen. On work. Man bad. The Trump rotation Trump
rotation.com. Everybody. That's where you can find out what is
in rotation. For negativity about the president. I believe I
have a new entry. This was unexpected. So I thought we
pretty much had it all covered. John, if you'll get the list.
I'll play the clip. This is Alison Camerata. from CNN with
Brian seltzer water, and there is a new accusation that can go
straight into rotation. Yes,
but the problem is, and this is one of the very unique things
about President Trump. He's shoeless. He is humor impaired.
This is not an original thought today. He is has never been
captured laughing on any camera of any kind. He doesn't have
never made a joke. It was not true. He doesn't. He's humor
impaired. And so I mean Neymar Tober impaired massively humor
impaired so he doesn't I don't know if he thinks he can't think
like Chuck Schumer is to go back with a quip and say something
funny and self deprecating.
There you go, humorless humor in tears. I'm
looking at the list now. I don't think I don't think the thing is
it's like it was I forgot who was Jordan Peterson said one out
of three people have no sense of humor. But Trump, he's got
tapes. He's funny, and he does funny material. When he does his
long lectures. He's
certainly they've certainly been on camera laughing.
And I've seen him on camera laughing a lot. So these guys,
so first of all, we what we learn here is that neither one
of these people have actually watched one of the Trump
presentations to the large crowds.
Well, Alison Camerata, she certainly has, she certainly has
seen him. I don't believe it now. Power screw them, idiots.
Hey, you were this. I was looking for this clip, and I'm
glad I found it. This ties into the anti semitism and not being
allowed to go into Australia for David Icke. The yellow vests in
France still participating, they have not stopped, they have not
really even slowed down, they keep protesting against the
government. There's a new tactic for these guys. This is BBC
President Macron arrived at the annual dinner for Jewish leaders
amid a spate of anti semitic attacks in France. He said
Parliament would vote on a new law to tackle a hatred on the
internet vowed to dissolve three extreme right groups and made a
key commitment that many had been waiting for. Notice Unison
between the anti Zionism was a modern form of anti semitism, he
said, and France would apply the definition adopted by the
International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. No, no
mayor is an expert in anti semitism at one of France's top
political science universities sience Pope.
It's interesting because you see two peaks actually, the first
peak is linked to what's going on in the occupied territories
in Palestine and is higher than the second peak was in November
one started the social movement of the yellow vests because they
favor the words of people who are against the state, and then
against the Jews, because they assimilate the Jews to power and
money and influence. So the movement helps recycle old
stereotypes against Jews, even if the movement in itself is not
anti semitic. Of course,
I thought this was unbelievable. How can you twist something like
that to say this?
Pretty wild?
It's like wow, so because people are protesting because they're
pissed off? Because they're protesting people with power
power equals Jews, anti semitic, you anti semitic horrible people
with your yellow vest. I mean, from the yellow vest community.
They're openly yellow vested. It's just this is this brazen,
brazen. So who was
this again? What was the background of this?
It was BBC and the
BBC is these all the net all the news media is this way. They are
just out of control with their analysis, and it's
just a lot of anti semitism here anti semitism there.
What's the latest? Right now it's,
it's in rotation as
we speak.
I only have one more or less you got something else? I got one
last clip. It's
I've got to get a couple short ones. Let me do a short one
here. Just a nine second one, which is somebody else recorded
they recorded off the TV with the regular microphone. Here.
It's got a cat in it. Meowing which is fine, but it's a
Jeopardy clip.
In 1900 37, Kraft changed everything by combining these
two ingredients in a box.
Oh, I'll take 100 John.
Where macaroni and cheese right?
Yeah, Depression era food was not the category Depression
era food. 37 I didn't realize that was the year that they
boxed it.
And it's still killing children today. Good work. I'm sorry.
It's not killing children. Not killing shields. No, there's no
there's no there's no silica in there. There's no pieces of
plastic or anything. It's good chunks of dad's good. It's It's
cheese cheddar melted
for 50 cents at the Grocery Outlet the other day in a box.
Yeah, generic.
I gotta call Tucker Carlson now is a huge douchebag he's been
doing this anti weed thing for months. I don't know what his
problem is. You don't like we don't smoke it.
He picked it up from O'Reilly. Well, it's
very annoying. And he did it again last night. And he brought
back an old favorite which was bullshit. The first time we
heard it to happening in the UK
was you know if you've been paying any attention at all,
there's literally nothing cooler than marijuana cool people smoke
weed
by the way first of all that's true second of all I have
standing in this area I am a heavy user of the holy herb so
I'm allowed to comment and that's
why this is an example of sarcasm without correction What
do you mean if you just take that out of context he's he's a
big marijuana advocate this is the kind of thing the right does
this is Ben Shapiro. And all these guys they make these
sarcastic remarks as though it's fact but you're supposed to
understand he's being sarcastic. Oh, which don't necessarily do
Yeah, it is
very sarcastic this just also unsigned what's the whole thing
is
just bullshit but besides that, yeah, you're right.
It's It's It's
It's that kind of sarcasm that really does not help right
wingers to get their point across.
Well, as you know, if you've been paying any attention at
all, there's literally nothing cooler than marijuana cool
people smoke weed, and that's why total legalization
nationwide seems inevitable. But as marijuana use rises, a
mysterious illness called cannabinoid hypers. hyperemesis
syndrome is affecting some heavy users. Not a lot is known about
this, but symptoms include what they're calling scrambling and
uncontrollable wave of screaming and vomiting.
So we heard about this grommet thing but we came and went real
quick by the way, they were trying to do this thing in the
UK. The emergency rooms are filled with people scrambling.
We have to scream is
the lie. If Thank you might be worth learning more considering
the ubiquity of marijuana. So we're joined by Fox contributor,
Dr. Marc Siegel. Oh, the doctor is in our in house Doctor we're
grateful to him. Dr. Siegel. What is this?
Well, Tucker, you know, we use marijuana to decrease nausea and
pain medicinally medically, but as in anything in medicine, when
you start using a lot of it, you get the reverse effect.
Bullshit,
please wait a minute. So if I take aspirin for a headache, but
I take too much aspirin then I'm going to get a headache again is
this what this doctor is saying?
Yes, what he says definitely
medically but as in anything in medicine when you start using a
lot of it you get the reverse effect than then you actually
want so this is for chronic pot smokers out there me places
where it's recreational we see a ton of this in Colorado by the
way in flooding emergency rooms, probably over 3 million people
in the United States are affected. Because what happens
is the pot when you start using a lot of it turns off the
receptors in the nerves that are supposed to suppress nausea and
pain, so you're nauseous you're in pain and the only thing that
works for this talker is hot showers. It floods the receptors
it turns them back on you go back to normal but you got to be
in the shower for six hours. Guess what the cube this
this is? This is insane. I've grew up in Amsterdam and was
smoking weed since I was 13. I've never seen this and I
smoked the new stuff. There's not a problem. I don't know
anyone who's ever exhibited this but apparently hospital
emergency rooms flooded 3 million people to the brim you
go back
to normal but you got to be in the shower for six hours. Guess
what the cure is stopped smoking pot. Kamala Harris out there
stop smoking pot. That's the cure.
Oh the doctors get he's writing his own jokes now. Kamla Harris,
stop smoking pot, gab
about long term effects effects in terms of behavioral changes
judgment how you do on exams effects on the lungs. This is a
big one and I'll tell you the biggest take home here. People
misdiagnosed this all the time. Tucker people have had their
gallbladders taken out by mistake because they come to an
emergency room vomiting uncontrollably and even doctors
are not used to this but over 3 million people and as we zoom up
to more than 10 million who are chronically smoking pot
nationwide, we're going to see more and more of this this is a
terrible side effect pain and vomiting and it's a warning for
people out there there is there is no free lunch here.
Oh my god this is and you know the visuals they show they
always the Tucker has the same same visuals of some some hippie
with cruddy hair and cruddy dirty fingernails and they zoom
in on him trying to roll this joint and it's all and he lights
it and it's all lighting askew and he takes some saliva and
he's trying to stop it from burning the wrong way it's
really disgusting clip I don't understand what is his problem
who pissed in his cornflakes. And this besides has been
completely unscientific. Is Dr.
O'Reilly was the same had the same bit and he has replaced
O'Reilly and I think they came to the conclusion that I think
you know, the suits. I think the suits must be you know this or
this worked for O'Reilly because he does a lot of a Riley's bits
he has like a word at the beginning and he's gonna
structure this restructure the show so it's less just slamming
some poor sucker stupid enough to come on. So it's more like an
O'Reilly style of show and so they probably some suits that
hey you know it Bill O'Reilly was hated pot and let's just use
that you just keep with that audience because we want to keep
keep cultivating the pot hating audience so can we put a little
more anti pot stuff in there
that's really sad though
don't you think that could be the only reason because he
doesn't look like a guy who gives a crap about pot one way
or the other
No, he's Tucker is anti pod and I don't know why don't believe
it. Now he's always doing these segments,
but because it's the O'Reilly show. He's for that audience.
Okay. All right. Well, then that's what it is.
Well, I mean, that's my that's my theory. I mean, I think that
there's nothing in North nothing nothing else to explain it. He's
never been me. I've never done anything before. That was a big
deal. Okay, one last thing and this is how much rain is in
California in February so far this year.
Oh, I can't wait to find out. It's probably been a lot
meteorologist
Mike Niko the rain finally over Have you looked outside plenty
of sunshine for your Presidents Day. Hopefully you're having a
great holiday. You're probably wondering how much rain have we
received this month? It's gotta be a lot. And I think the
numbers will really startle you. How about this according to the
National Weather Service 18 trillion gallons?
Is that a lot? Is that considered a lot
20 50% over our normal allowance. I mean, the droughts
are over everything has been fixed into the drought so we're
gonna last for the next 10 years. They were fixed a few
years ago to then drought it up again which it will do but it's
just like it's everything's full to the brim is dented release a
lot of stuff there weren't sick that this happens and LA is
gonna blow the place up and
mudslides in your future. Well there's that well everybody we
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