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August 1 2019. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1160. This is no agenda,
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Ah, yes. Well, I know what we were doing this week.
Okay. Oh, you taught my last couple of days. Yeah. Well,
that's this week, as far as I'm concerned and busy.
And I know and so you watch these telling me as you take
Monday off? Oh, yeah, sure.
No,
no, there's no real days off people. I was like, well, so
those you know, it's just talking to microphone for three
hours right to make my rant rant rant Man. Be? Yes. People
outside the country may not realize it. But we've had a
Democratic debates. I think we had eight more to go, by the
way, God
on Monday, or Tuesday and Wednesday, because there's still
20 people, they all want to get in, you know, say something. And
so there's that to do it over two days, and pretty much the
same question. So this is basically the fight the battle
royale for who gets to face off against Donald Trump?
Yes, and Ford, unfortunately for the Democrats, the party
regulars, the people, the public, the Democrat voters,
they still seem to favor I think it will drop a little bit been
pick up again. They favor Biden, and I'm watching the debates and
you have clips probably I have lots of I have a lot of mostly
short short clips, or they have a lot of them though, because I
thought just funny little clips was the way to go.
But unfortunately, Biden is their guy, and
you watch Biden performing, he stinks.
To assume you have to go ahead. Yes, go ahead. Go ahead. I have
to assume that the other candidates are so abhorrent to
the Democrat voters, that they keep giving Biden the top nod
because these guys are just offensive. All of them. You
know, when I looked at the spectrum of these traumatology,
except tall, thank you, when I looked at the spectrum of these,
you know, 20 candidates, I saw Well, first of all, I from time
to time, I heard something decent, like oh, that's an
interesting idea. You know, there's some, some novel ideas,
some different ideas. It's, but no one really had the full
package. But when I looked at all of them, the diversity, I
was really proud of our nation of nutcases. I mean, it's really
was a lineup of job bronies but I really appreciate what CNN
did. It's like they were listening to our show. They
totally made this into a wrestling match. Did you see the
opening for the pump, the big bombastic drums and everything
is like That's right. Tonight, to add morons will battle for
the Royal cage match to the
presidential candidate
as good as Emory Hershey that should have done a little echo
would have been better a little bit. Yeah. Now a little bit.
So something you noticed in the previous round, which were
produced by MSNBC, it was similar. The staging was very
similar to a degree, no American flag.
And it's really odd when you get someone seeing the national
anthem and everyone on stage
Seeing that our flag was shit not there
you're gonna roll today even writing material took notes I
took note well just a few things about notice should build de
Blasio is holding his nuts. Well.
One guy, what an idiot.
Oh, also Marian in the first debate Marianne Williamson also
didn't have her hand over her heart when it started. And I
think she looked over when Oh crap, I should probably do that.
But de Blasio right next to her did not. De Blasio was not next
to Marianne Williams. She wasn't he was on the second night. Oh,
who was next to Marianne Williamson on the first night.
Another trip a lot of drips, so we don't care about a couple
other observations. First night, Dana Bash, Danna bash. First we
learned how to pronounce her name. It's Danna bash. Yeah, she
is what does she three feet tall. With a big head. This is
giant eyeballs. But he is an alien with this is the best
apparently with her. This is the best they could do. She does
represent make his shapeshifting her into something believable as
a human. They're following my rules though. Tiny people big
head do great on television. So I was pleased to see that her
head was way out of proportion with her body that was very and
the red outfit. Just an N word in television. Executive mode
here. The red outfit I thought looked very good on her second
night this black outfit what was that? That was it was horrible.
Well she's apparently has the she has a dresser because CNN
has these people in the back there. I use your where there's
tonight as opposed to Elizabeth Warren who seems somebody
pointed out she wears the same clothes. Oh, yes, she does. She
does. And Tulsi Gabbard at love the white outfit. She shouldn't
my personal fashion advice is probably not really tight pants
because you know, it's just she's a little heavy. It but
look great. And tan shoes, not white shoes, tan shoes. That was
just that was a faux pas as far as I'm concerned. Otherwise, she
looked fantastic. What else did you notice? I look at these
things. This is important stuff. Come on. This is a show this is
a Riley show that both Klobuchar and Warren
were dressed up with the with the with the note worthy and I
can I'm from the Bay Area. We know these things out here. They
were both dressed up like with the color codes coded as
dominatrixes. And that was to get some I guess attention of
some people that black and rewire them I'm sorry to black
and red in that form. It's ridiculous. There was something
else that bothered me and I thought the whole first evening
so to avoid the mistakes MSNBC made with audio, they decided,
ah, we're gonna have the gooseneck microphones will be
just for the for the theater with Jake Tapper. One point I
forgot to clip it said, Yes. Everybody here in the Fox studio
instead of Fox the right yeah, I know. I should have clicked on
an ad didn't get that. No, I didn't know. I just remembered
it from my notes. Well, it was the Fox Theater. So yeah, but he
said the Fox studio. Oh, are you shopping around? JC what's on
your mind? They're
the so the so they had the gooseneck microphones on the
lecterns. Those were for the audience and then they miked
everybody separately with a lavalier mic which is a good
decision how ever how ever explains the second night? Okay.
Yeah. With however it works. Sound issues? Yeah, I saw
exactly what happened. So the first thing that happens is, and
particularly night to Joe Biden did a lot of it but it happened
on the first night is you know, people will be the candidates
will be leaning forward and they ruffle against the mic like that
with their clothes. And you can hear in the in the in the
theater, except to me, it sounded like someone was walking
upstairs, like what is going on? It's like, it's the garage door
open.
kept hearing this.
And so, but Biden had pushed his mic to the side. And this is why
you got you got feedback. And they were trying because no one
could, you know, I guess crawl under there in the commercial
breaks were sparse, to go and correct that. And then when
Kamla Harris came on who was then then the engineer just got
confused. And he was turning up the wrong shit and it just it
just and he even heard him filter it. She went from all of
a sudden she really nasally and
then it came back. So there was there was a nightmare for the
DS. I guess the semi pros that were doing this work. Yeah.
I was very bad, very bad poor.
But since we're talking about this, you might as well I do
have I don't have a lot of question the first night because
I really concentrate in the second night, but I have kind of
a rundown on the first night. Okay, I have a I have a clip
from the first night that I'd like to share. But yeah, what's
that we can do the rundown, which has a number of these
clips kind of built in and I think it hits it pretty much
this was the first debates wrap NBC
under the word first, okay, I thought it would be under your
label here. Got it. No problem this morning a clear divide as
moderates and liberals clashed over the direction of the
Democratic Party, and who can beat President Trump's folks, we
have a choice. We can go down the road that Senator Sanders
and Senator Warren want to take us with his with bad policies
like Medicare for all, free everything, and impossible
promises that will turn off independent voters and get Trump
reelected. I don't understand why anybody does to all the
trouble of running for President of the United States, just to
talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for the
moderates trying to make the case that progressive senators
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are too extreme. So,
again, I think if we're gonna force Americans to make these
radical changes, they're not gonna go along, you throw your
hands up, but you haven't.
But some of the sharpest disagreements over the Medicare
for All plan backed by Warren and sanders that expands the
government run health insurance program for Americans 65 and
older. To all US citizens and lawful permanent residents. The
move would eliminate private health insurance for some 150
million Americans. Why don't we got to be the party of taking
something away? Oh, no, we are the Democrats. We are not about
trying to take away health care from anyone. That's what the
Republicans are trying to do. Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan,
pressing Sanders on whether his plan would be better than union
health care plans. You don't know. Second of all,
when I wrote the damn bill, also heated moments on other key
issues from immigration. And I expect that people who come here
follow our laws, and we reserve the right to criminally
prosecute them did gun control when Montana Governor Steve
Bullock, who didn't qualify for the first debate struck a
personal note, had an 11 year old nephew Jeremy shot and
killed on a playground. We need to start looking at this as a
public health issue, not a political issue. In the crowded
field. Many candidates hoping for a breakout moment author
Marianne Williamson may have gotten wind if you think any of
this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark Psychic Force of
the collectivized hatred that this President is bringing up in
this country that I'm afraid that the Democrats are going to
see some very dark days. Okay, there are a couple of things we
have to say about this first night first of all, both me
mentioned that I cut this short. Oh, it was boring that they what
they made there and I don't mean it
to reflect badly poorly on you, because it's what we got. No,
no, no, it's what
they I think they hit the high points. You got the punch lines
you got Elizabeth Warren talking about that's what the
Republicans do. And then they had the dark night thing or
whatever this What's your name? Say they had Bernie I wrote the
law, you know, in this Well, I have a couple other things.
So Bullock, now we hadn't seen him before. And as I'm looking
at this guy, if he when he can he also incorrectly kept looking
way too far to the right. So you only saw him on profile. But
about one quarter profile. He looked like Kevin Spacey. And he
kind of had that fake TV President thing about him. Oh, I
did not pick up on that. But I can see it. Yeah, he has a lot
of Kevin Spacey kind of look to him. That's why he is probably
mugging.
He was mugging the whole that's why I said he was like it like a
TV President kind of like Oh, I'm above all this. Well, no go
away Bullock before before everything started though. And I
only got this off of off of YouTube. So someone clipped it.
I had missed this. The DNC chair. What's his name? Perez.
Yeah, he was warming up the crowd. And I don't want your
warm up back. I didn't see that. But I got 12 seconds of him to
get the memo on climate change. Because climate change is an
economic crisis. It's a public health crisis. It's a crisis
that threatens our universe. And we must take action now.
to So so he sounds a lot like Howard Dean. He does all he
needed was
imperfect. Our dean scream speaking of green New Deal or
climate, was it Elizabeth Warren who has the green initiative
plan
No green industrial plan I'm sorry green industrial plan may
be, which I liked. I liked because the acronym is Jip. Like
this is perfect. Your green industrial plan out there please
be pronounced gip. Bernie had a nice have something you won't
hear in that report for obvious reasons. He had a very nice
point about the health care industry. He could have said big
pharma but health care industry and was cut off immediately for
touching the third rail by the way, by the way, the healthcare
industry will be appetizing tonight on this program you
Senator.
Your time was
back 40 points.
Yeah, don't do that. Bernie. Yay. It gets wrong and Jake
jumped in. Well done Jake. Today threw himself on the grenade.
Very good. Jake. Now Don Lemon.
Who of course only got to ask a few questions. I really felt he
shouldn't have been there. He has no journalistic integrity.
And his questions were, some of them were very racist, or at
least bigoted. What do you say to those Trump voters who
prioritize the economy over the President's bigotry?
What do you say to those racists over there? What's your answer
to that? How what do you think? Like, come on, Don, they should
know how you're right. She shouldn't have been there not
belong up there. And he was just, it made it cheap in the
whole event. Now. So the one clip I have at some length here
is from Marianne Williamson. You know, I'm a fan. I love the
candles and the bath and everything and, and I'm all
about the
salts.
Bath Bomb.
Although I was imagining more of a bubble bath guy.
I liked the bubble bath here. Yeah, I thought so I learned
this morning that Marianne Williamson is being coached by
none other than Antonio Moore, who have we we've discussed on
the show a couple times in relationship to American
descendants of slavery, found an article that that spells that
out quite clearly that she's been calling because when she
went into this, I'm like, either she's talking to someone who
knows or she's been listening to the no agenda show picking up
reparations. Miss Williams, Miss Williamson, many of your
opponents support a commission to study the issue of
reparations for slavery, but you are calling for up to $500
billion in financial assistance. What makes you qualified to
determine how much is owed in reparations? Well, first of all,
it's not $500 billion in financial assistance, it's $500
billion to undo it to $500 billion payment of a debt that
is owed. That is what reparations is we need. By the
way, notice how she deftly puts Don Lamont in his place and says
it's not assistance done. It's actual payment for debt owed, or
as we've heard here before services rendered truth telling
when it comes we don't need another commission to look at
evidence. I appreciate what Congressman O'Rourke has said,
it is time for us to simply realize that this country will
not he'll be all over the country is as a collection of
people, people who will win. There's some deep truth telling.
We need to recognize that when it comes to the economic gap
between blacks and whites in America, it does come from a
great injustice that has never been dealt with that great
injustice has had to do with the fact that there was 250 years of
slavery, followed by another 100 and 100 years of domestic
terrorism. What makes me qualified to say 200 to $500
billion. I'll tell you what makes me qualified. If you did
the math of the 40 acres and a mule given that there was four
to 5 million slaves at the end of the Civil War, now fortified
and they were all promised 40 acres and a mule for every
family of four. If you did the math today, it would be
trillions of dollars. And I believe that anything less than
$100 billion is is an insult and I believe that 200 to 500
billion is is politically feasible today because so many
Americans realize there is an injustice that continues to form
a tussle today underneath the surface and emotional
turbulence. reparation. Thank you very much.
Well, she nailed all the points. I don't think it will help her
much but she nailed it.
Well, she nailed Don Lemon to while she was at it. Yeah. So
while he deserved that, she had a couple of good moments and we
looked at the Google's Dark Side clip. I mean, her with with the
that's true girls.
Is that what you're talking about? No that where she goes on
about, you know, the dark dark forces. Man, you know, she needs
to shut up about that because I think she's probably evoking
dark forces more than anything. And I'm not so sure she's clean.
Dark Forces. She's got all kinds of interesting spiritual stuff
that she does.
And I didn't like that.
But the she was the most searched thing. She's a
Satanist. I don't think so. She She was the most searched on
Google, according to Google Trends,
there during and after the debate.
And it's a lot of people love tweeting that those maps out.
And for the second evening, it was Tulsi Gabbard, who I liked
the first half of the show, let's just call it a show. And I
loved how she how she's zapped Kamala Harris a couple of times
that complete exchange. Yeah, it's so good, that it might be
worth playing. It is.
It's actually the only real long clip that actually that I that I
did most of these clips are extremely short, because I know
you'd be irked by the fact that I have 123. I got like a dozen
clips, including some terrific Biden gaffes.
Joe was informed. Yeah, but let's just let's analyze this is
almost almost three minutes. This is it starts with this is
Tulsi versus Harris. And this is a in to set it up. It starts
with Biden trying to do the exact same thing. Yep. With
almost the exact same points. But Biden's up there fumbling
and mumbling and he get get get gagne stuttering and he's making
all these. He just not performing well. And I have to
admit I was wrong.
When I pulled on to say I think you dropped out. What did you
say? I said I was wrong? Oh.
It must be that must be Skype. Yeah, I was wrong. When I said
that they were juicing him up for this for this debate. No, I
mean, yes. Probably some testosterone I would think maybe
some some various kinds of roids. Adderall, B 12. Now worse
than that, you heard what he said right? In the beginning
when when Kamala Harris work walked out.
Go easy on me, kid.
That was dumb, dumb, easy. Yeah. Yeah, that was done. But can I
just call you, Joe? So
let's listen to this back and forth. It's a very entertaining
moment. Because it seems to me that here this was Tulsi.
cementing the distinct possibility of her being the
Vice President on a Biden ticket false accusation that Joe Biden
is a racist. What's your response? I want to bring the
conversation back to the broken criminal justice system that is
disproportionately negatively impacting black and brown people
all across this country today. Senator Harris says she's proud
of her record as a prosecutor and that she'll be a prosecutor
president, but I'm deeply concerned about this record.
There are too many examples to cite. But she put over 1500
people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed
about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. She
blocked evidence that was I mean, what an easy one to do,
well prepared and just nailed it. I mean, that was and then,
you know, that was just the first jab. And then just from
there, you sliced her.
She bought evidence that would have freed an innocent man from
death row until the courts forced her to do so she kept
people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap
labor for the state of California. And she fought to
keep cash bail system in place that impacts poor people in the
worst kind of way. I liked that she specifically said, cheap
labor, which of course, is what the 13th Amendment does.
and is and is one of the big problems is you cannot be a
slave unless you're incarcerated and California loves slaves.
They love slavery. That's kind of what Kelsey was saying. Yeah,
kind of.
Thank you, Congresswoman. Senator Harris, your response.
As the elected Attorney General California, I did the work of
significantly reforming the criminal justice system of a
state of 40 million people that she hear I could hear she had
her. Her whole drive as a rebuttal to anything was I did
the work. I did the hard work. I've done all the work of don't
work. gratuitous slap me she does some, some cheap shots in
here and she doesn't get away with it. She's got her voice is
cracking. She's very upset.
He's perturbed, which became a national model for the work that
needs to be done and I am proud of that work. And I am proud of
making
decision to not just give fancy speeches or be in a legislative
body and give speeches on the floor, but actually doing the
work of being in the position to use the power that I had to
reform a system that is badly in need of reform. That is why we
created initiatives that were about reentering former
offenders and getting them counseling. It is wine because I
know that criminal justice is broken, that I am an advocate to
what we need to do to not only realize but legalized marijuana
in the United States, I want to I want to bring a congresswoman
Gabbard back in that before she what she should have done here.
And this was a mistake on her part because it would have been
beautiful. She could have come back Tulsi and could have said,
well, while you were doing the work of incarcerating people to
for cheap labor, I was in Iraq. All right. I was in Iraq,
something like that. Yeah, I disagree with you. Oh, really?
Oh, I think that would have been great. Yeah, I don't think
throwing the soldier card in at this point was
would be worse. Does works. I mean, we only have two
candidates in the whole 20 that have been to war. And I think
the public, generally speaking is not interested in that. And
that kind of bragging. Well, I'm glad she didn't listen to me
then. Well, I mean, I mean, it's possible to write I'm just
saying, I don't think I don't like the idea. I got your
response. But bottom line is, Senator Harris, when you are in
a position to make a difference and an impact in these people's
lives, you did not and worst yet, in the case of those who
are on death row, innocent people, you actually blocked
evidence from being revealed that would have freed them until
you were forced to do so there is no excuse for that. And the
people who suffered under your reign as prosecutor Oh, you owe
them an apology. Senator Harris.
My entire career I have been oppose personally opposed to the
death penalty, and that has never changed. And I dare
anybody who is in a position to make that decision to face the
people I have faced to say I will not seek the death penalty.
That is my background. That is my work. I am proud of it. I
think you can judge people by when they are under fire. And
it's not about some fancy opinion on a stage. But when
they're in the position to actually make a decision. What
do they do when I was in the position of having to decide
whether or not to seek a death penalty on cases I prosecuted, I
made a very difficult decision that was not popular to not seek
the death penalty. History shows that and I'm proud of those
decisions. Thank you very much
for you, and maybe see if they'd come back to Tulsi after that.
That's when she could drop the Iraq bomb. That's what she had
fancy. It wasn't so fancy in Iraq, but thanks. Oh, no, no,
no, no, no, it goes like this. Because Because Harris used the
words. I was under fire. Ooh, yes. I was actually under fire.
Oh, that would have been nice. Wouldn't it have been dynamite
but then they went to Mr. Pickles instead with
Now Ben, I thought this other exchange between Harris and
and Gabbard was better for a couple of reasons. And I also
thought it was showed how expertly
Kamala Harris pivoted away from the danger. This was about
health care. The reality is right now we don't have a health
care system. We have a sick care system. And there are far too
many people in this country who are sick and unable to get the
care that they need because they cannot afford it. So the core of
this problem is the fact that big insurance companies and big
pharmaceutical companies have been profiting off the backs of
sick people have had a seat at the table writing this
legislation. Now Kamala Harris just talked about Kathleen
Sebelius who helped write her bill this just pointed to the
fatal flaw in her proposal. Sebelius works for Medicare
Advantage private insurance company who will stand to profit
under her plan. If we're seeking to really reform our healthcare
system, we've got to shut out big insurance and Big Pharma out
of the drafting process. So they cannot continue to profit off
the backs of the sick people in this country who are searching
and in desperate need of care. Senator Harris her response?
Well, unfortunately, Representative Gabbard got it
wrong. Kathleen Sebelius did not write my plan. She endorsed it
as being one of the plans that is the best to get us to a place
where everyone's gonna have access to health care in
America. And when we talk about this again, I'm gonna go back to
Vice President Biden, because you're, and this is what's wrong
with the rules. What I didn't like because they should have
come back to Tulsi Gabbard after this, but she was very smart
Harris said, Well, I'm gonna pivot over here to Biden, and
when you mentioned Biden, then he gets to respond so it pulled
and Gabbard didn't talk for another 15 minutes. This is true
but I will say this because they kept it on on screen as a two
shot.
They had Harris on the left and and Gabbard on there are dead
Tulsi on the right
Right. When she says, Well, she had nothing to do with it. She
just endorsed it. And Tulsi just had this great smile. A great
smile was enough to close the deal for me. I agree. I agree. I
thought it was I gave CNN just got lucky. Kamala Harris did
respond to these attacks after the show with Anderson Cooper,
did you did you expect that? And what did you see this bit or do
you might have?
Okay, so you know, what her tactic is Tulsi Gabbard had had
you had interaction about that in the past? And how do you
think it went? Well, I mean, listen, I first this is gonna
sound immodest, but I'm obviously a top tier candidate.
And so I did expect that I would be on the stage and take hits
tonight, because there are a lot of people that are trying to
make the stage for the next debate. Or a lot of them it's do
or die. Well, yeah. And especially when people are at
zero 1%, or whatever she might be. And so I did expect that I
might take hits tonight. But you know, listen, I think that this
coming from someone who has been an apologist for
an individual Assad who has murdered, the people have his
his country to like cockroaches. She who has embraced racist
apologist for him in a way that she refuses to call him a war
criminal. I can only take what she says in her opinion, so
Slee. And so I, you know, I'm prepared to move on. I'm
prepared to move on.
This may sound somewhat in modest. Yeah, doesn't look good
on you, Ms. Harris. She just came across as snide, snooty,
bitchy, mean angry? No, I didn't think I don't think she smiled
once while fake smiles.
Not liking John, I think she's toast.
And just to finish up my thought on Tulsi Gabbard, all that stuff
was great. And then near the end, you know, she's wrapping up
and all I heard was progressive talking points. And this was a
good ending. She didn't didn't have a great ending now. And
she's the only one unless you count Biden, which I had that
clip. She's the only one who didn't end this. This is I think
all the candidates obviously watched the first debate because
in the first debate only one candidate or maybe to drop
there, and when they when they wrap, they dropped their website
address. Except for Joe. On the second night. No, no, Tulsi
didn't have hers, either. That if that I recall. I guess he
did. I don't think so. Oh, no, you're right. You know what,
they cut her off really quickly at the end, which is also odd. I
don't think they did as well with the moderation the second
night, as it did the first night, which was really good.
Well, the first night, a couple of people did the websites. And
then the second night, they all did it. Yeah. Except Joe. And
Joe did the following. I have the clip. And it's gotten a lot
of attention. I don't want I don't want to do my Joe Biden
stuff right away. But where is it here? It's the Joe Biden 33.
I think it's called. We've acted together. We have never, never,
never been unable to overcome whatever the problem was. If you
agree with me, go to Joe 30330. It helped me in this fight.
And I'm kicking myself this morning, as I see that some guy
of course registered Joe 3033 o.com. And put
no I don't think so. I heard it was Yang. And he said he has a
redirect right to his own website. And I thought it was
some some guy named as fake candidate named Jeremy seem it
might have changed when you said Joe 3033 oh.com What's the link
to three in there?
Josh, Josh for America. Oh, Josh for America. Okay, yeah, meet
Josh, the First Gen Z are to declare candidacy for this
office. Right. So that I was pissed, like, Oh, what an
opportunity could have done it. Um, we might have been on time
if
this is like being the 10th Caller. I mean, you know,
everybody was hit nothing. The us a lot of people got that
idea. I'm sure. I'm sure. But what day What is he? What is
that? Well, it's a big cockup
it what are you supposed to say is text Joe 230330. When I said
because everyone's saying go to what it was. It was a text,
which is by itself is stupid. There's no call to action with
text Joe to 303. That's not a call to action website. Think is
Jo Jo 20 twenty.com. Yeah. Joe 20 twenty.com. So it was it was
a huge it showed the world Okay, general point.
I'm sorry. I don't want a president this old. I don't want
Bernie Sanders as President.
That old either this gotta be a cut off. It's just, I'm done
with it. It's too old. I can't vote for guys like that. And
Trump, same boat.
Trump is crazy now. Wait, wait, wait until he starts losing his
mind.
And, you know, dementia, it can happen. You know, it can happen
at any minute drop of a hat. It can happen at any minute you
start losing it. Who knows what could go wrong, but it kind of
happened with Reagan. And he was still in office in the second
term.
Right? Well, I take Melania then running, running the show,
because isn't that what Nancy did? Wasn't she running the show
for a while? I think you're thinking of Woodrow Wilson's
wife. I thought Nancy got all her star charts. And
she always did that. I remember when when Reagan first got
elected Governor of California, they had the swearing in
ceremony at like 1215 Maybe, you know, right after midnight.
And they looked into it. It was because Nancy had abs astrologer
who said this was the power lines the right time to do it.
So it was 12 it was midnight, swearing in ceremony in
Sacramento and I guess Reagan was just okay, whatever. Fine.
Whatever have to do. Alright, Nancy.
So let's let's do that. Let me get the bite. Did I get this get
some of these clips out of the way because we're jumping over
short and funny.
I have.
This is one that got my attention. This is Booker.
Bringing up some stuff. I think this may have been at the Enders
during one of his raps and I'm listening to this going what is
Booker Debbie play that clip.
I believe that we in the United States Congress should start
impeachment proceedings immediately. And I'll tell you
this, Debbie Stabenow now has joined my call for starting
impeachment proceedings because he is now stonewalling Congress
not allowing that we're subjecting themselves the checks
and balances, we swore an oath to uphold the Constitution. The
politics of this be damned, isn't Stabenow? A?
Dambisa, what is it? What is Debbie Stabenow got to do with
anything that he would bring her and she's not a candidate or an
important person? If she's Oh, it's because she's from
Michigan. That's why they were initially it's just dropping a
name? Yes, exactly. He's just trying to get to know okay, the
national audience. Here's another one from Booker, this is
him on the redacted report usage. Response is
up, this is one of those clips where I want
you I'm going to analyze it because it's the way he does
this that I thought was fascinating, because it was made
zero sense, but play it. My response is exactly that. I've
read the report, I've read the redacted versions of the report,
we have something that is astonishing going on the United
States of America, we have a president that is not acting
like the leader of the free world. He's acting like an
authoritarian against the actual constitution that he swore an
oath to uphold.
All right, this is a very interesting structure. In terms
of propaganda, he makes it sound as though the redacted versions
are even more important than reading the report itself. Yes.
Now it goes. I've read the report. In fact, he didn't say
in fact, but he's what he's implying. In fact, I've read the
redacted report,
as that was better now the
this? Well, it's a mistake in his brain. And I think there's
other things that go on there. None of these senators, or
anyone in Congress is allowed to say that from the Democrats.
He's allowed to say they've seen the unredacted Muller report,
you remember there was like, Well, no, if you don't release
it, unredacted to the world, and we don't want to see it. Right.
So he's got that in his head. And he has to say, I think he
was trying to correct himself by saying, Well, I've seen the
redacted but instead he made it sound like it was really super
special. That's a good catch. I forgotten about that.
tool. Now we now we have Inslee, who is the wait before he can do
one, Booker. Oh, yeah. Good. Oh, yeah. Forgot Booker. Booker.
Yeah, I kind of I kind of liked this because it had profanity in
it. A couple things. First of all, Mr. Vice President, you
can't have it both ways you invoke president this was a good
Zinger. So it was about climate thing was was it criminal
justice, or climate change when Biden was being really evasive?
Because he didn't want to fall into the trap that whatever
Obama had, well, it'll become apparent we play the clip. So he
was waffling around basically saying I died. You know, he
couldn't say I didn't agree with what we did then didn't agree at
the time.
And then Booker nails him with this. Couple things. First of
all, Mr. Vice President, you can't have it both ways you
invoke President Obama more than anybody in this campaign, you
can't do it when it's convenient, and then dodge it
when it's not. And the second thing, and this really irks me,
because I heard the vice president say that if you got a
PhD, you can come right into this country. Well, that's
playing into what the Republicans want to pit some
immigrants Yeah, against other immigrants from shithole
countries.
We need to reform this whole immigration system and begin to
be the country that says every one has worth and dignity. And
this should be a country that honors for everyone. Don't let
the Republicans divide this party against itself. And he was
right about that. I thought that was a gaffe that Biden made. It
was got a PhD bring him in. We said it, they could walk across
the stage and bring him in. He had some crazy gaffe there too,
which I didn't catch. I didn't get a clip of yeah, there's that
and all that but when Booker goes on in that direction about
the just let everyone flow in, you know, he should have added
an edge because who's going to clean our toilets?
Which was on the view that was so funny.
Because that's what he that's what he's implying. Yeah.
That was good. Now let's go to this is Inslee who came who was
just horrible those are the two guys are the worst Inslee and
Bennett, which I call Mr. Pickles, because Ben has got
this little bitty mouth. That looks like he does nothing all
day but eat pickles.
And, or do whatever else he would do with a really small
mouth lay. Oh, and
but Inslee is the nutcase with the climate change takes credit
for it. He's from walk he's from Washington State to Washington
State now, does he own him? Now he has it either, is it it may
be a tick, or it's the way his you know something about is his
muscles because he is the right side of his mouth. Kaboom.
Did you notice that? I'm I'm really sensitive to so but it
sounds like Bell's Palsy. Nah, I think it's a tic. And I'm always
looking at this, you're more aware of I'm pretty aware of him
for a normal person, ya know, and but he was lucky because he
could turn his head to the right all the time. He didn't really
see it, but it's kind of odd. And he has a school headmaster
kind of vibe about him. Yeah, he's annoying. But there was a
good one and then again, followed by a Biden gaffe, which
is always which I'm going to like to get into a couple of
those. But let's play. This is Inslee, followed by Biden Gaff.
Well, I know the first horrific impact of climate change on
Americans across the country already. Just look at my face
family, who I saw with their aluminum home now just a pile of
Molten Aluminum. They lost everything in the Paradise
fires, the nonprofit in Davenport, Iowa, that was washed
away in the floods, we have to act. Now. Look, climate change
is not a singular issue. It is all the issues that we Democrats
care about. It is health. It is national security. It is our
economy. And we know this middle ground solutions like the Vice
President has proposed or sort of middling average sized things
are not going to save us too little, too late is too
dangerous. And we have a bold plan. And mine has been called
the gold standard. Now, we also need the embedded environmental
justice. I was in zip code for eight to one seven, Detroit
neighborhood the other day, right next to an oil refinery
where the kids have asthma and they have cancer clusters. And
after talking to these folks, I believe this I believe this. It
doesn't matter what your is it doesn't matter what your color
is. You want to have clean water in America. President Biden
would like to get your response. Governor Inslee just said that
your plan is middling. There's no middle ground about my plan.
The fact of the matter is that I call for the immediate action to
be taken. First of all, one of the things that we are
responsible for 15% of all the pollution of the country.
In the country, what
instead of in the world, he said 15% in the country, and this is
why he cannot be president.
Did he has too much uses Yaffe Meister I have a collection of
gaffes if you're interested. Well, let's play this part to
the Inslee clip. I put it there for some reason there's probably
somebody said funny look at that right there.
There was a lot of look fact of the matter at the end his day it
was a lot eel is a lot of the oh the look the fact of matter is
the deal is Look we have these deadlines are set by science Mr.
Vice
President your argument with is not with me. It's with science.
And unfortunately, your plan is just too late. The science tells
us we have to get off coal in 10 years. If your plan does not do
that, we have to have off of fossil fuels in our electrical
grid and 15. Your pen simply does not do that. I've heard you
say that. We need a realistic plan. Here's what I here's what
I believe I believe that survival is realistic. And
that's the kind of plan we need. He says, The Science determines
the timetable or something like that, the very beginning. It's
computer models, not science.
Do these guys even know that computer models are behind all
this all this crap? No, of course they don't. And it just
dawned on me about Joe.
Joe was really in a fight for the first time. He's always been
set up. He's always been the shoe. And he's always been I
mean, he's run for things he's lost before of course, but look
at him with the with Obama. Now, it's like, I'm gonna win. It's
everything. I think he expected it to be just as rigged as ever
for in his favor or something.
You know, it's yes. Because these bold time politicians that
Hillary was one of them, that they all believe that there's a
pecking order. That's just what the Republicans with John McCain
running for president when they run him. Yeah, I mean, John
McCain was you know, he was overlooked a few rounds earlier.
And so he had the this, the Chosen One mentality, and
they've been the party went along with it. This was going to
this happen again with Romney, to a lesser extent, but
definitely happened with Jeb Bush, and he would have been the
nominee under most circumstances until luckily. And that's where
if anyone doesn't like Trump as president, imagine Jeb Bush
luckily, Trump came along and knocked him off the knocked him
out rather quickly. And that's what's happening to Biden,
except for the fact that these other candidates have no appeal
and none of them have a Trump kind of karma or charisma. None
of them not a single one. They're all playing the old
game.
Well, I do have if we want to just start doing some Biden was
I do have a couple of Yang clips that are funny. Yeah. Now worked
out. Okay. Couple things about Yang.
One sucks. Stop it. Just wear some normal socks. He walked on
stage with like some what? He has black pants, black shoes,
white socks with blue stripes. Stop. Is your hip. We get it.
His slogan is I'm an Asian who loves math. Yeah. You know, I
double checked, stereotaxis, that ridiculous stereotype. It's
racist, but he could say it, but he can say it because he's an
Asian who loves math. So it's funny. I think it's okay. But I
go, but I go look at his math. Because it the idea is, and
that's his only that's really the only thing every answer is
well, I'm gonna give everybody 1000 bucks a month. That's 18 or
older, every man woman thing 18 years or older in the United
States will get $1,000 a month. And he said, Do the math. I've
done the math. So I go to his website. Did we discuss this?
How he's going to pay for this, but I'm doing the math. I'm
thinking, Well, how many people is that 150 million that are
over 18 I'm just making a guess here.
$1,000 a month I count $150 billion. That's quite a lot of
money for your little your little universal basic income.
Is that how he's gonna pay forward? We're just gonna know
10% Value Added Tax. That's right. He's the VAT. That's his
plan. It's like oh, yeah, now I remember. Yeah, no, it's 10%.
Today, the 15 tomorrow 21 Next year, that's the way it works.
Never Never Never gonna go for
this tant.
Especially not the VAT camel. And he's got some crazy stuff.
Listen to this one. This is debates young moving people to
higher ground eight seconds. Yes.
Oh, oops, sorry. pooped out. There we go. We are 10 years too
late. We need to do everything we can to start moving the
climate in the right direction. But we also need to start moving
our people to higher ground and not giving you $1,000 for the
trip.
Because we're all gonna die in the floods. That's that's his
point.
Move to higher. Okay. And here's his other short one. This is
Yang on the AMA. Okay, it is not just you Amazon is closing 30%
of America's stores and malls and paying zero in taxes while
doing it.
How is Amazon closing 30 What is he talking about? Well, what do
you see? Well, you know what he's saying? He's saying that
the Amazon success is drowning out small mom and pop shops true
and that they pay zero
Tax while they're doing it. That's what he's saying. I mean,
you understand that right? And yeah, it's what he thinks that
here's the other one that this is not him or anybody else's on
the debate stage, but this is the clip that's been floating
around. This is the traumatized girl clip. And when I hear
somebody talking about moving to higher ground as if something
I'm looking at limited. Oh, this is this is such a sad clip. Oh,
my goodness. Yeah, I'm looking by the way the mud flats are
there. It's not silt. And yeah, I still there's there's a move I
don't see and I'm on higher ground, but I don't know why
should move to higher ground. Okay. Well, I think you ended up
with this, we need a trigger or we need a trigger warning, a
trigger warning.
Warning, you are about to hear the voice of a severely abused
child. I just don't know if they're gonna do anything. And I
just, I'm so concerned with the fact that if they're not going
to change anything, then what's gonna happen to humankind what's
gonna happen to our what's gonna happen to the whole world?
If no one doesn't eat?
Almost doesn't sound real. When you see the video. It's so it's
so sad. Yeah, she's dead sincere. Ah, like, it's just,
it's the worst. How do you do this to the children that does
global warming nuts. How did they met? You didn't have any
sense of anything that
I mean, it's horrible. Yeah, it's horrible. You have a girl
like that. There's not that she's gonna live in England. She
kills herself, which is always possible with this kind of
pressure. But she lived to be a fine old lady. But now
you know, Greta, Greta Thornburg, Greta Thune, Burgoon
Berg.
She's going to visit a couple of these climate change
conferences. And because she can't fly, as you know, I mean,
that would be killing the world. She will be making the crossing
with the crew of the Malaysia to Malaysia to be 18 meter racing
boat.
And they will go from
New York I think she's gonna go to New York and Santiago on a
racing yacht. An eighth. Which is small. This 18 meters. What
is that? That is three about 50 footer? 55 feet probably.
That is the world's worst ride. Oh, yeah. No, that you see the
pictures should be gonna be puking the whole way. She will
not arrive wire off with the chopper. You know, that's
something for the book read book right there. They're gonna have
to evacuate or from from the ship. There's no, I mean, I, and
I'm a pilot who have to be a professional to be on one of
those things for I think I would turn that down.
I know, I've flown a lot of crazy aircraft. But I don't
think I'd want to do that one.
Especially if you're down below can be so you're going to be so
sick. So sick.
But saving the world. Thank you, Greta. Yeah, she will. Okay, so
I have my two Biden clips or you could play.
I have.
I have his en comment, which is adiabatic. Let's we can play
that right now.
debate for four years of Donald Trump will go down as an
aberration hard, overcome the damage he's done, but we can
overcome it.
eight more years of Donald Trump will change America in a
fundamental way, in America, we know will no longer exist. Now,
when I heard that the first time I'm like, Is he one of these
conspiracy guys that thinks there's going to be martial law
and Trump will have a third term? Is that what he's
thinking? Did he right, what is wrong with him?
There's just for people who don't know, you get to terms in
America.
So total of a total of eight years. Yeah. Now, maybe maybe
because you can get to add to the extra two year periods in
government. I don't know if you can be present now. No, no, but
you know, there's this doesn't happen. I mean, that is but
eight more years of Trump. I mean, it's for you know, he's
just confused. This is your point earlier. Yep. But this is
also my Mia culpa for thinking that there was somebody in his
camp is smart enough to juice him up. We know who he has. Now.
He's got the Sanders woman who used to who ran Bernie's
campaign last time in 2016. Yeah. And he got you know, they
could shoot him up with some vitamin B 12. No, didn't happen.
Then there's all these other little crazy who knows what the
military has. You get something from the Pentagon.
So this is the other one that I got. I could catch
Which I thought was interesting. This is the this is the Biden
charging station comment. Oh, yes. My plan calls for 500,000
charging stations around the country. So by 2030 We're all
electric vehicles. Yeah, we'll all be electric vehicles. And
then Detroit was like, what? Yeah.
What are we gonna do first? First of all, let's just do the
math on this 500,000 charging. What do we need? 500? How many
gas stations Yemenis? You don't know at the top of your head?
Nobody does. But I'm going to tell you I'll ask you to just
take a guess how many gas stations are there in this
country? Just gonna guess 50,000
The estimate is between 112 and 150 they don't know for sure. I
guess because of the Quickie Mart's right, but so there's
150,000 gassing the max gas stations. Why do you need
500,000 charging stations? If that's the case, maybe he meant
to say 50,000 You don't at this point. We don't know what he was
thinking because he said everything else wrong.
Especially when it comes to numbers. The point well taken,
especially when it comes to numbers is you know, I feel bad
for him because he got pushed into this. He got coerced in
dragged him in Don't worry, Joe, we got your back and they screw
you know, the way the way it went down last night. I'm
thinking they actually they screwed him on purpose. The
problem is no one really popped up to take that space. Or if
they did, and it was Kamala Harris then Tulsi Gabbard
derailed that something is going on. Joe is not well prepared,
not shot up. I agree. You ain't got to shoot him up or
something.
And maybe a lot of this is just him. Let him go. Let him go.
It'd be fun, good ratings.
Well, yes, well, let me do that. I think you're right. I think
that they they put him in that spot to?
I don't know, maybe they figured well let him take a lot of take
a beating here. So because he's got to deal with Trump was a
real prick when it comes to doing this sort of stuff on
stage and said, well, Trump will kill him. And now you have to
remember I remember back when Trump did his debates with
Hillary.
He was he didn't win those debates.
No, it was old. Trumpian No, no, he didn't. He was just he was
intimidating. And he's, he I don't think he was that good of
a port. He was great with the Republicans because there are a
bunch of weenies but Hillary held her own. And I think a lot
of people thought she won the debates didn't help. It's
interesting. You bring that up. I did a I did a pilot show
yesterday with Moe.
Think about doing the podcast. So we did one episode. And
just it's stuff that will flow into no agenda. It's kind of
Aerosmith, Run DMC black meets white or something like that.
We're still working on it.
And he brought a clip, which I didn't realize may have been
very instrumental in getting Trump elected by turning at
least a percentage of the black vote away from Hillary but
perhaps with this ad, and I didn't remember this ad.
When you listen to this, he could what was the one line that
Trump used that made black America go Oh, hold on a second.
But what I think it chancer was What did what have you got to
lose? Yeah, what do you got to lose? I remember that. So here
was Hillary's ad. This is the newspaper of the Ku Klux Klan.
Today. The front page story is Make America Great Again, the
big photo of Donald Trump, this
man, will you unequivocally condemned David Duke and say
that you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacist
in this election? I don't know anything about white supremacy
or white supremacist. So I don't know.
Trump management was charged with discriminating against
African Americans and breaking federal law. So I was starting
off today. I would love to be well educated, but because I
really believe they do have an excellent advantage. I have a
great relationship with the black. Oh, look at my African
American over here. Look at him. The man that was battered to use
a roughed up he was so obnoxious and maybe should have been
roughed up. Why doesn't he show his birth certificate? What do
you have to lose? You're living in poverty, your schools are no
good have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed, the
violence, the death, the lack of education in these inner cities.
It's unsafe, you can walk to the store and get a loaf of bread
you get shot total poverty, drugs, and horrible, horrible
violence. What do you have to lose?
And according to moe, he says that really did it. Especially
the end. What have you got to lose big echo effect. This is
how stupid people can be and out of touch.
So the theory is that Hillary with that stupid ad got him
elected. Yes. Because all you needed was the sort of theory as
any, you only to pull a couple percent of the member I do
remember it vaguely.
Anyway, I've got 30 seconds of Joe bumbling around, because we
further support the the the ability to deliver the whole.
And so I you know, I looked at it anyway. I that's what I think
my fact is that the bills that the President that excuse me,
the future president here that
say that we need a realistic plan. Here's what I here's what
I believe, go to Joe 30330.
Because when he was saying something, it didn't come out
right, either.
So I'm sorry, America. If you thought Joe was your guy? No.
He's just not now. How are the polls? Did you see the polls at
all? They don't take the big polls will be out until the end
of this show. I just want to know what the spin is. I mean,
it's these mainstream still saying, oh, Joe, still the front
runner. They're gonna have to do that. Because who?
These 20 people? Well, he's got to involve Well, sorry. Well, I
was gonna say who's got the money?
It's what it's always about the media this, these shows are
really just, yeah, the media evaluating the candidates and
who can make the most money and give it to us for advertising so
that you know, they have to go with Joe.
I don't think that's going to change.
I mean, there's eight more debates or six more debates,
there's a lot more debates. So they're gonna definitely have
Joe's gonna have his day because there's no way that it one of
these debates they don't pump him up with roids
speed balls anything. And I sound cynical, but I'm serious.
Well, then let's be serious and not with nuts not talking about
speed balls, what should we actually administer to him? I'm
interested in what what really is the solution? What is the
news? Generally what drugs and courts? Yeah, and
pharmaceutical start, I think the blood well from now till
then. But shots beach 12 Just to get as levels way up, sharpen
them up a little bit. I think there's a number of other brain
helpers that you could probably use that would work.
Testosterone for sure. And give him a little more. And what
happened to his hair used to be a hair plug, Joe now he's just a
bald guy.
Through the top of his head has been off what three times now?
Is it two times or three times? Yes. We forget about that. No
one brings it that's all you do. We still have that clip. We see
Biden head.
We had that somewhere. Maybe there's you take it off for a
third time and just pour some stuff in there.
Just
dump it in.
Can I find that? That's too bad.
Head top of my head.
I can't find it. But yeah, he's had two E's add it to brain
operations. Do you have one aneurysms? It was an emergency
operation. I mean, it's it's not
so great.
That's a great for Joe there. I feel I feel bad.
Now he's got he's got to know that I do have I do have for
your consideration to ISOs. Okay, well, we always love that
is from Biden.
At number one and two, you can play play one, Mr. President.
This is America. Okay, that'd be a nice ending. Because you could
be and there's this too. This is the United States of America. I
think the first one is better. But then the second one he's
doesn't if you listen carefully, he says You united Yeah. This is
the United States of America. Oh, we have a winner. United
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I'm trying to think you can't come up with a contrary to that.
But why would you why would you talk me down now when I'm
because I just think we need to be honest with the public. Okay,
I will keep you to that. Go ahead, sir. My fine, honest
Honestly, I'd like to supposition I think it's it
makes nothing but sense. But I remember one time I had the job.
I was doing silicon spin and this woman who I can't remember
name now, but she did a good one of the books on Paul Allen. And
I've always liked her. And she says that she's always saying
this crazy stuff on the show. And she would say she out of the
blue. She says, Is there any evidence that word of mouth
actually works? Okay, well, this, this is also kind of, you
know, you like these things. This is true, you'd like to be
very literal when people speak, and you'd like to stop the flow
of conversation. Just to say, there's no evidence of that is
no evidence.
Bull crap. That's okay. But we like the art because it's pretty
Yeah, but when you when you get to be Joe's age, you know,
which, once you're there, I'm gonna have to start warning you
about stuff because you're gonna be Bobby juiced up. I get juiced
up for the show. But I took your advice you take to vitamin B 12.
Before the show you told me once. I don't know if you still
do that. Oh no, I take gingko forte. And because we're COPPA
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Berhad and then he says perhaps Jeffrey was just ahead of his
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Mr. President, this is America
well, what's the date? Today is August 1 2000. Wednesday of the
week it is a Thursday. Oh Hmm. Well, I've got this clip here
from Bill sill he's guys him all Rio. It looks like your radio
radio guide.
I did not clip this for because I'm like it's dumb. Nothing
happened. But no, you don't give it away. Have to get this to rub
it in my face. Thank you. All right, go. To me. The bill sills
again plays a lot of Digenova clips like you do. Gee, thanks,
John. My favorite guy Joe Digenova. Yes, yes, sir. Here's
a thing that ran he ran this as on his podcast on Tuesday. I
don't have the whole thing. I got a minute of it. But once you
play this and then we get we can talk.
Such tech Good afternoon reporting on the coup. Remember
back to the dim recesses of time when President Trump ordered new
Attorney General Bill Barr, to declassify information regarding
how spying on the Trump campaign started in 2016. Oh, that was
May 23 of this year. I know it seems like ages ago, but it was
only nine plus weeks ago. A month before that. Joe Digenova,
the former US Attorney for the District of Columbia, previewed
what was coming down the pike with this revelation, which we
discussed on April 25 2019 and still report 2648
Well, the wheels of a righteous Justice Department do grind
slowly but very, very surely. And the first visible fruits of
that are about to appear. According to Digenova the first
load of declassified documents ordered released by President
Trump will start to come out tomorrow Wednesday, revealing
who was behind it? And yes, this news will cover up to a certain
extent, the next televised debate among the Marxist
socialists, sometimes known as the current Democrat party.
Yeah, yeah, there's an interview where he said that I thought you
were gonna play that because I have the interview were dejenne
I was says it's coming out on Wednesday I took the summary
course I left the Digenova stuff to you
if you want to play Digenova clip but no So what is he
talking about this guy? Digenova? No he well
Digenova says that the investigate the investigators is
starting up in these these.
What is the guy's name? There's two, two prosecutors, two
special prosecutors who are going after the deep state drain
the swamp. And it's all happening and he gets everybody
all jacked up, and then it doesn't happen. So
I know nothing came out. So I don't know he Digenova is
slacking will or that or somebody should call him out on
this now I'm reminded Jovana Digenova is reminding me of this
guy who's now on CNN used to be on Fox all the time. And you
remember if you if you saw him, you go Yeah, that guy. And if
you look him up on the Wikipedia or you look in his background,
he's but he was suspended numerous times. And he called he
used to be on Fox and he's this guy, Ralph Peters. And Ralph
Peters is one of these hitman. He's like a guy's ex, I don't
know, he's ex intelligence. And he's ex
military, Lieutenant Colonel, I think and he comes on and he's,
he's a he's a bulldog. And
he gets out and he said, like, Obama is pushy, and they go on
and he slammed the Drudge Report the Democrats and Obama and the
Obama administration, he was just, and he was always grouchy.
And he was just like, you know, horrible guy. And I mean, even
if you like that sort of thing on the on the right, this was
your guy for a while, but he got tiresome, and they finally fired
him from Fox. He says he quit. Okay, quit. Because now why did
he quit all because now he doesn't like Trump, even though
he was an attack dog for a while. So now he's on CNN. And
now because he's a hired gun. This reminds me of remember ed
ed Schultz.
He died shows just to be an attack dog on MSNBC.
RT, I went to RT and then he became a just the opposite. And
then he died. And he died. Like within a year. It was really sad
for me, but he was an attack dog by profession. So he could take
either side. So here he is. Ralph Peters on CNN. Now he's on
the other side, and he's attacking Trump. Well, the
fundamental problem seems to be that we have a president who
refuses to accept empirical reality, whether it's presented
to him before his eyes or through an intelligence
briefing. We have a president who in the intelligence
briefings he does get. And I can tell you that our intelligence
personnel have had to reduce extremely complex issues to one
page of bullet points, and the President's mind still wanders
off that one page. So you've got a guy who's not interested in
intelligence. He really just somehow believes that he can
make it up as he goes. And yes, he wants sycophants. He wants
Yes, man, he doesn't want to be challenged. And he has found, it
appears to me, the perfect sick of it, someone who's utterly
unqualified, utterly, profoundly unqualified to be the Director
of National Intelligence. And Anderson, hired somebody on CNN
earlier, actually saying, Well, you know, you can learn on the
job. No, you can't. It's like learning to be a brain surgeon
on the job, except that intelligence work is much, much
tougher. It takes Oh, you can learn on the job if you've got
20 years or 30 years. But you've got to understand everything
from human from the heat from the agents who are out there
risking their lives up to the satellites, the technology, the
analysis, you have to have a deep background in world
affairs. Profound, you can't just Wikipedia, you're going to
Wikipedia for the problems. And so again, this candidate
wonderfully named Congressman Ratcliffe, that's a screenwriter
his dream. He just he shouldn't be anywhere near the Office of
the Director of National Intelligence. Think of the
people we've had in those years. Jim Clapper, people like that,
who know what they're doing and gave their lives when
you're gonna put a monkey in there. Okay, I was about to call
you out for two back to back boring clips, but the end got
kind of funny there. Well, yeah, but the punchline at the end was
the funniest guy heard it is a monkey. Yeah.
Well, I thought that was sad. I waited so long for it. So well,
you know, I this guy, but the guy goes, he was always long
winded. He goes on and on. And this guy, Radcliffe. If you look
him up, you know, he's a lawyer and he's on Congress. Now. Hold
on, you gotta you gotta backup. You gotta tell people what's
going on because okay, it's not just American.
Am radio listeners. You
Get a lecture here I am lecturing you. Oh, yeah. And
now, the director of this is a bogus position, just called
Director of National Intelligence has been peopled by
people that like there's like a retiree gets in there like
Clapper, I'm going to disagree with you. But I'll come back to
you in a second. And the reason I say that it's just it's a
figurehead job because these agencies don't cooperate with
each other. And this guy supposed to make it all come
together with one big boss, who was the director of intelligence
for Bush?
The Director of National Intelligence, yes. Which is
different. Well, let's see who was before Bush Bush preceded
by?
Well, let me find him here. I'll just I'll just give you the
answer. Okay. Give me the answer. Uncle Don,
my uncle Don, he left the CIA to become the director of national
intelligence. He, so I'm going to disagree a little bit with
the figurehead. Maybe this was different 40 years ago, the
Director of National Intelligence DNI
is a new position when was dunkel Donnie in that job bush?
Well, you know what, as they would say, let's stick a pin in
this and they'll check. But okay, it's in your came in this
came in as a result of 911.
The Navy who was National Security Adviser, I'm wrong. I'm
wrong. You're Yes, yes, you are. But this job was designed after
the 911. Okay, yeah, my God, just all the FBI knew this. And
the CIA knew that. And if the FBI and the CIA knew both knew
what each other knew all it would never would have happened.
So to rate we got to create this bogus position. So they create
this position. And the last guy was Clapper, and he does the guy
every time they ask him a question he didn't know. Which
proves that it's a bogus position. Yeah. As opposed to
this guy. Ratcliffe, who seems to be qualified to me. He's on
the he's on an intelligence committees. He's been in cars
for a long time. He's, he's a he's a hotshot lawyer. He, he
just big defender of Trump. There's no doubt about that.
He's the guy who issued he's on the Intelligence Committee,
right? Yeah. So he's a shill it's the guy you want. So he's a
guy that can be could do the job. But now according to
Peters, who's now that you're gonna see that they'll get sick
of this Peters characterized as CNN because he's too much is bad
as these other people are. They're clownish ly bad. He this
guy's seriously bad in terms of he's very serious and stern. And
the other ones are just funny, like Navarro and these other
people. They're just hilarious that you can't not laugh at
them. So this guy's not going to fit into it. I don't know where
he's gonna end up. The blaze maybe who knows?
You can't find
your eyes on?
Yeah, it's time to go Oh, Team Jean has a couple of new stories
that desperately wants discussing. Since this is all
about connected everything in your life. And it's been going
on two years now that I have not had any type of smart device
that does anything other than phone calls text message and has
a web browser, and I feel pretty damn good about it.
We'll start with Consumer Reports. It's not that the
hacking of vehicles is unknown. But you're gonna want to think
about what your next car will be. Consumer Watchdog President
Jamie court says this report released today is a result of
interviews with 20 Anonymous whistleblowers, including
software engineers, technologists and experts
working in the auto industry, who warned many of the new
models released next year will automatically connect their
vital systems including engine braking and steering to the
internet, and that these cars are at risk of being remotely
controlled by hackers.
Consumer Watchdog points to this YouTube video showing to white
hat hackers, those who find vulnerabilities and inform the
auto industry. The guy in the backseat with a laptop appears
to be connected to the car over a cell phone internet
connection. He's going to try to take control of the steering
three to one.
Here's another YouTube video which appears to show Chinese
white hat hackers inside the car while another hacker who's
reportedly in their office 12 miles away, tries to take
control of the brakes. Shondra
consumer watchdog says whistleblowers are warning it is
technically possible for hackers to take control of hundreds or
even 1000s of cars at the same time. I wait for at least the
brakes and all of them steers the cars off the road and
there's chaos and people die.
So what can be done about this consumer watchdog says a kill
switch could be installed that would disconnect the car's vital
systems from the internet that would enable cars to be operated
safely immediately following an attack. A more complete fix
would be to disconnect the car's computer from the internet to
begin with. We are talking about the possibility of a 911 scale
attack on America. carmakers remarkably know it but haven't
fixed it. We reached out to all of the major auto manufacturers,
many of them have responded by saying their vehicles will be
equipped with state of the armed security features, and that they
are partnering with researchers both in government and in
private industry to make sure they are up to date and can meet
the challenges of the future.
I've really liked the idea of just all of a sudden some
nefarious terrorists flip a switch and everyone's car starts
crashing in and driving off the road and brace and rear ending
Earnhardt to the right and slam on the brakes everyone at once.
It'll be a beautiful choreographed move. It'd be
something to see. Yeah.
But yeah, this is obviously problematic. Well, I think it
you stumbled on our exit strategy. Oh, I did.
Manufacturing a small kill switch that's in bedded in every
car. You get it on there. And as soon as you get it, you just
turn it on all the time? No, no,
no, it comes in OB in our kill switch.
system. It's a system John, are our vehicular
systems better that adds at least 20 to $50. Our vehicular
cyber system. cyber protection system
is see it's about about a foot and a half long box. And so you
get it at home. And it has basically some gaffer tape and a
lot of aluminum foil. So you put the aluminum foil around your
car, you're gonna be fine.
But this is, this is crazy. It really is and and the Oh, so
beloved Bill Barr Attorney General Bill Barr, he doesn't
give a crap about
our own protection, particularly when it comes to encryption. You
remember where Comey was on all this crap, Comey and Brennan to
their eyes like we can have these apps in Silicon Valley.
They can't they can't be encrypted, it's no good. Well,
we have a term now for it is called warrant proof encryption.
And your current administration doesn't want you to have it the
deployment of warrant proof encryption is already imposing
huge costs on society. It seriously degrades the ability
of law enforcement to detect and prevent crime before it occurs.
And after crimes are committed, it is thwarting law enforcement
ability to identify those responsible or to successfully
prosecute the guilty parties. These costs will grow
exponentially as deployment of warrant proof encryption
accelerates. And criminals are emboldened by their ability to
evade detection.
Converting the internet and communications platforms into a
law free zone and thus giving criminals the means to operate
free of lawful scrutiny will inevitably inevitably propel an
expansion of criminal activity. Sure, if you remove any
possibility that the cops are going to be watching a
neighborhood, the criminals already in the neighborhood are
going to commit a lot more crimes. But there has been
enough dogmatic pronouncements that lawful access simply cannot
be done.
It can be and it must be. We are confident that there are
technical solutions that will allow lawful access to encrypted
data and communications by law enforcement without materially
weakening the security provided by encryption. But I am
suggesting this is well past time for some in the tech
community to abandon the posture that a technical solution is not
worth exploring, and instead turn their considerable talent
to developing products that will reconcile good cybersecurity, to
the imperative of public safety and national security. And
that's right from now on. We're gonna call him Bill Barr the
back door man. And Silicon Valley is adhering to this.
They're they are obedient. And here's how it works. Facebook is
the first one they're doing it with messenger and with WhatsApp
and I think a lot of people use WhatsApp. They're putting the
encryption in a special portion of the of their app and
and this portion of the app will actually be scanning based upon
I think keywords for certain things.
undetermined. If it finds something that could be deemed
illegal, it will shoot that message back to the cloud back
to Facebook, so can be analyzed for your protection. Of course,
you know, this kind of
so they're saying it's end to end encryption, but it's so
smart, that should something really bad happened then, you
know, we got your back everybody because it'll just ping our
servers with whatever you're doing. This sort of
surveillance, which we've already identified is really
part of a more of a blackmail scheme by the government
agencies. And on the behest of individuals, of course,
is really ridiculous because and people buy into it. Because what
did what did all the surveillance we got the NSA we
get the phones are tapped everything we do, every
communication is followed and observed and the term he used,
which was lawful scrutiny, scrutiny.
All this lawful scrutiny, and meanwhile, we have a shooting in
Gilroy at the garlic festival by some blown nut, and we still
haven't gotten to the bottom of and we still have these events
that take place. They have not stopped as I think Rory McGovern
likes to point out that all the surveillance and all the spying
on the public and all the OB got to do this and that they haven't
stopped one single crime that we know of, unless they've set it
up themselves like the FBI does every six weeks. This is an
excellent point. It's never upfront. It's always after the
fact unless it's a sting by the FBI. Something else that just
popped into my mind and I mean, going back and forth with the
circus. Sir Chris Jacob. Now he has a he he used to live out in
that area and he is in the arms sales business in Nevada, so he
was the obvious guy to reach out to first of all, we had a
shooting in Gilroy. We had another shooting before that in
in New York. But neither of those were mentioned and not a
single question in two debates about gun. I'm sorry, common
sense gun legislation. Not a single question. Why? In New
York, black people shot in Gilroy, California, brown people
shot by a brown person possibly related to Ms. 13 or other gang
related activity, which is rampant in that area. Which
could mean e legal immigrants. Nothing Not a single word about
guns.
Hypocrites.
Good point total hypocrites. i It stood out like a sore thumb.
Yes, it did. Anyway, use protonmail people or learn how
to use encryption. PGP or to get GP GPG tool tools and encrypted
messages even if you're going to send something sensitive over
WhatsApp where they're bogus. What is it lawful
scrutiny, lawful scrutiny, encryption, warrantless
encryption, whatever it is encrypted again, because and you
know what's happening now to the United States intelligence
services they don't need to really spy on you. They are
literally now going and buying the information from Uber Lyft
your food services your delivery guy, wherever you have been
wherever you've taken a bird bike or an Uber bike or a car
they just go to these companies and they and they buy it from
him they are buying their data just like your city does. It's a
it's a big joke. Take care guys. Keep tracking everybody that's
great. You do it for your commercials and give us the
information and and it flows into the axiom database. They
are buying your profile.
Go ahead. I should mention some they said you brought it up just
in passing the food services and we're dead includes food
delivered as a scandal. I have it. I have the clear you had
this scandal about the PDA. What do you what do you do the punch
line if I said I got the
major story. A disturbing new study shows nearly one in three
food delivery drivers. About 20% of them admit to taking a bite
out of your food before it hits your dorm. And about half say
they are tempted to dig into your food just by the smell of
the meal the meal that they're delivering to your home. The
driver surveyed all deliver for the big app
Do you expect like UberEATS GrubHub DoorDash and post mates?
Yeah, you know, you know why? You know why they're doing this
because they're hungry. This is the gig economy this is the gig
economy this is side hustles these kids when there's not just
kids, I see a lot of older people they're hungry. Yes, the
gig economy and that's exactly it it's not because they're just
peckish or hungry package on package let me look I'm never
using a delivery service again. And I checked it with the
millennial here at home Oh yeah. Oh yeah all my friends do that
who are doing the food delivery what just said that all the her
friends that do food the eat the food? Yep. Yep. Well if it's
edible, you know, so if you ordered Chinese then it may not
be semi I didn't get dig and get some rice or something. No, but
if it's French fries if it's something else yeah. And I'm
just done done. French fries, guide grimy hands goes into the
discus slops it all over the place wipes his mouth with his
hands gotta grease all over and when he comes to the door, he's
all got a greasy face. That can be the giveaway seems to me now
back to your food back to the tracking. So they're just buying
this information we talked about axiom actually I made a mistake
I said that Oracle had purchased axiom, Oracle purchased a number
of big data brokers. But axiom was bought by WPP biggest
advertiser advertising company in the world.
And one thing I say something else about them in a minute, but
they have teamed up with the Dish Network and AT and T and
they're working with Roku and with spectrum and everybody who
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when or how they're watching. Great. That's great you would
know by the way you would know when that happens because
they're always that means you're you see an ad for something you
already bought. Yeah, well, I'm not seeing that yet. So
you've kept kept yourself out of it as best you can. Why? Yeah,
but we're in the dead by the way. This has been the holy
grail of television Yep. advertising for ever. Yeah.
I don't see as heard about this in the 70s.
Seriously, yeah, right next to your refrigerator will know when
you're out of milk.
It's the same kind of nuts. nuttiness. Yeah. Speaking of WPP
they were behind the creative for Gillette
fad the so they they went from be all that you can be to be the
best man you can be. And it was the whole social justice warrior
ad and men suck and we got to teach young men not to suck. You
suck. You're just horrible misogynistic, sucky dudes.
So Procter and Gamble came the Gillette is a is owned by
Procter and Gamble. They came out with their numbers. They
wrote off $8 billion, 5 billion of which was attributable
attributed to the crap ad
and, and competitors.
So they did this big virtue signal and lost $5 billion
Hopefully now hopefully, because they got the reason why did this
happen? You have to ask yourself, that's because they
this happens a lot. They have hired somewhere along the line,
they hired some hot shots. I'm not gonna say women necessarily,
but they hired some hotshot millennials, who are all in on
this. They're like that poor little the same person that
makes that poor little girl cry that we played her clip earlier.
Yeah, those people and once they get into an operation is you
can't get rid of them. And because they hire themselves,
they're like everybody else that you hire, you're like, types
you've you get a bunch, you destroy, you go to a company,
just Oh, everyone, there's tall. How did that happen? You know,
or you have a bunch of babes like at Oracle.
How'd that happen? How can I give everybody a baby?
Just to say it's true. That's true. Oracle hires babes. Yeah.
And even the people that do the hiring are usually babes
themselves doing hiring more babies, because they like to be
amongst you know. And so you so once you get one of these social
justice warrior types into these operations, too, and they move
into a position of power, they can start a hiring, they be some
response, they bring in their friends, and next thing you
know, your company is done. And that's what hopefully is
happening to WPP
they can't stop it once it happened once to start. That was
a signal that that Gillette thing was the tip of an iceberg
that's going to sink this operation ah you watch Do you
think
that's interesting? Here's the ways around it and ways if you
can isolate all the all the SJ W's and because WPP owns all
these companies, they have they have the old Ogilvy and Mather a
gray advertising young and Rubicon all these GoPro cam J
Walter Thompson, Uber cam Rubicon
at the Pentagon maybe and they so you take off and yet you
should be working over a gray we're gonna move you over then
they move them on to one company and then just shutter it only
way they're gonna get rid of these people. Well, I think the
Gillette account is up for review is what I think oh,
that's Yeah, well, there's Sunday they're gonna go they're
gonna go to another mommy calm and go to Omni Omni comm they
have to go with the Omni con Yeah, this giant day only
competitor ChIAT day or one of those guys was shot days part of
one of these groups. I think they're part of Omnicon. Calm.
Omnicom. Omnicon calm.
No con, it's a con.
Just before I close out the OTG segment, got a great email from
producer Trevor.
Further to your various comments about the financial sector, how
they want to increase debt, so you were more beholden to them.
This is what we've been talking about Credit Karma, you know,
they tracking everything about you hook it up to your bank
account. They know exactly what you're paying, when you're
paying it, how much you pay all they know everything. And as
I've learned in the terms of services, even when you stop
using these apps, like Credit Karma, they still retain access
to your bank account, you have to go through quite a rigmarole
to get your bank to unhook them as it were. Ah, yeah, that's
kind of shitty, but it's in all the terms of services. So Trevor
works for large Canadian financial institution a couple
of years ago, we were putting public Wi Fi in the branches,
one of the network managers said the following. As the guest This
was at a meeting, imagine a person coming into a bank having
their cell phone on them as expected. And us being able to
since they have downloaded our app and accepted our terms of
service, immediately know who that person is being able to
approach them directly. Ie Good morning, Mr. Curry, and then we
can take it a step further by leveraging their social network
data. Finding out Mr. Curry was recently engaged and had been
looking into real estate. Our conversation will continue along
the lines of congratulations on your pending wedding. Have you
considered a change in housing? Would you consider talking to
one of our mortgage specialists who can assist you with
understanding your options and pre approved mortgage? This was
met with applause by the audience of internal staff.
Meanwhile, this is Trevor Ross. It's called stalking.
Yeah, Trevor says he's never going to enter a physical bank
again. And this is another thing these bank apps, the bank apps
are the worst and they are selling your information
indiscriminately.
And it winds up before you know it.
It'll always be after the fact and not going to catch you doing
anything.
But I think the most damning part is just taxes. You don't
want you don't want the IRS to know what you're doing. You
don't want them to know what you're paying, what you're not
paying who you're paying, who you're writing, giving cash to
how much cash you're getting. None of this. It's like
had to locate. It's just it's so bad. No, thank goodness, I think
the libram Five, Linux phone is finally going to ship.
You're hopeless.
Maybe a little bit. I really don't want to be hopeless.
But yes, so. And then just before we get to our next break,
I want to do a follow up on the closed captions. This has been
the most email topic of the past few weeks, we've gone through
the brain part of this, which I'm now pretty convinced
is being we're seeing some auditory processing issues as a
result of people watching movies and television with closed
captions on. And just to come back, you said that on the last
show, you said, Well, it's not true with you, because you grew
up with closed captions. And I want to say that I that was
actually my brain was an overdrive because I was
listening to English reading the Dutch subtitles. And I was
actually learning better Dutch by following along with what I
was hearing and what I was reading. But in general, you get
lazy and we're very lazy. We don't talk on the phone anymore.
You used to call someone on the phone, you ask anyone? Do you
call them on the phone? No. Why not? It's crappy, can't hear it.
Because you know, we're not used to deciphering of voice through
a phone line anymore. It also has gotten worse with digital
phone calls. Admittedly, I use a landline there which is really
good. And the landline is duplex. We also don't talk
duplex anymore. You can't talk at the same time on on any
modern system, we can barely do it on Skype. So we're texting me
and we're texting. This is the world we live in short bursts of
text. I can't wait until that first closed caption comes with
emojis. And you know what I'm thinking is coming pretty soon.
Anyway. Well, I don't want to before you go on to that. I
don't want to get away from what you talked about earlier about
the banks. Yeah. Because I do have a clip I wanted to play to
get it out of the way. Because you mentioned that you don't
want the IRS looking at what you're up to because you may be
buying something with some money, some cash money and you
don't want anyone knowing what it is you're buying or something
to that effect. But
let's play the ABA clip.
singing about it for years and making truckloads of it along
the way.
But now, Abba is in the vanguard of a new wave in Sweden where
there's no money, money, money, just cards, cards, cards and
phones, phones, phones. And then you just ask Uber and Marita
matzot we just tried to have a quiet lunch until we showed up.
The last time you actually used Catamarca go maybe it was
something which is typical. Last year, only 13% of Swedes could
remember using cash for a recent purchase.
What? What news organization did this CBS? Well, someone needs to
be fired.
Who the hell uses Abba as a musical money reference in 2019?
That is what he's really stupid. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope,
nope. I didn't have the whole clip. The clip wraps it go. It's
a long feature. It's one of these news features that they do
nowadays, which is what everyone does. Now. This wraps around the
fact that ABA did that song and now the ABA Museum, which I
didn't know existed. Oh, yeah. A major museum in Sweden Sure.
will not take cash and that's the punch line. Okay. They only
take cards and then they had some of the Alba people they're
going Oh, yes. Why use cash? It's crazy. Crazy to use cat
crazy. So I thought that was disgusting. I'm gonna go back to
the closed captions
after this slight Musical interlude of ABA
series I know but it's insulting. It's insulting. It's
your you. Oh, you used to tell me you were a huge ABA fan.
Yeah, oh, yeah, me, Bjorn. Benny. Anita and Freda like this
so tight. Now is more rock set guy. I'm second generation
closed captions and I finally got a technical analysis of
what's going on with today's streaming services and this is I
believe this is the main reason why closed captions are used
we've everyone has this says
I'll kind of off the cuff like it seems like today's stuff is
harder to hear.
The grand new Dave Foley you
Who does this for a living? says here's what I've found. Modern
mixers are coming and we've deciphered a lot of this but I
really am happy that we got to a technical analysis. And Ed he
runs Ultra flicks, which is four D four, four, kick 4k Eight, a
million, like high def real cool, it's 8k. Now mostly just
say k is working on 8k, holy crap. All right.
All modern mixers are coming through in 5.1. Only with no
emphasis or effort put into the downmix into two channel stereo.
During our remastering of movies. On Ultra flicks, we have
discovered very often that the stereo mix is not properly
balanced with noise versus dialogue. Or as we say music
effects versus speech dialogue. We created the hyper audio
remastering tool, whereby we run the equivalent of a compressor
on the soundtrack to bring the levels more in balance. In
addition to fixing clipping, run through a warming filter to
mimic to bamps and also ensure that levels between movies are
always the same. So the audio experience between different
movies is always on par. We also found that and this is I think
is key that many of the streaming set top boxes and
smart TVs tell the sending side to send 5.1 Even if the output
is only going to stereo speakers built into the TV. So I think
there's a big flaw is in your your your your Roku box or
whatever you're using. It's sending a signal saying Yeah,
send me that 5.1 Which of course
is looking for a center channel to send the dialogue through the
audio processor and these devices often does not do a
proper downmix stereo and in several of the low price models
does a very poor job of the Dominic's levels leaving
dialogue always lower than other sounds in particular by not
properly mixing in the center channel with the front left and
right.
This is where I see our exit strategy.
We needed a box to box Yeah, need a box. Need a DSP digital
signal processing box. There's an app that does this for the x
box. Apparently I don't have an X box but to fully box.
Use this software license it there you go. Darn exit. Okay,
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Yes, the meetups is a lot going on with the meetups meetups are
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Can I stop you for a second? Well, of course.
Mimi's gonna be here and we decided to do a meet up Deb
Gilman beat if we'd done before in Berkeley on August 8. Oh, and
that was not on the list. Now because she hasn't put it on the
list yet. Because I haven't like August. And it's going to be
where? At the Gilman brewery that we had our last meetup at
last Berkeley meetup. Okay, that's gonna be the same place.
It's going to be on the eighth which is a Thursday after the
show. And I think right five o'clock, I guess, I'm guessing.
All right. Well, I'll send out a note and we'll talk about it in
the next show. Yes, Auntie Fah is on alert that the quad rooms
will be in Berkeley.
Today we have a meet up
Taking place in Seattle, Washington. The big two day meet
up apparently it the lock festival in Germany is August 2
through the fourth. I can't wait to get a report from that the
third of August Orange County, California. So Vang, California
on August 4, and then we have as John just announced August 8,
the Gilman
is thing. Poetry brewery in Berkeley. Murfreesboro,
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in two very different locations. These meetups are where you go
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It's incredibly enjoyable. We even get John out of the house
for him. So that's, that should tell you something right there.
But they are very good, very enjoyable. And I have a report
from the Frisco Texas meetup and this is from Brian Goldsmith.
Since we had a Frisco we had a Frisco Texas meetup last
Saturday night, I worked for FC Dallas have Major League Soccer,
he says can't wait until you get your team Adam you think that
crazy now we're getting a team here and awesome. So I thought
it'd be cool to do a meet up in conjunction with a game a soccer
game maybe tailgate meeting, the stadium club, etc. I coordinated
the logistics of the meetup and got it on the site. Cross my
fingers had absolutely no idea what to expect. I'm an older
millennial just turned the magic 33 Last week originally from
Buffalo New York moved here with my smoking girlfriend less than
a year ago for I knew she was the only person who listened to
the show in my area. To my surprise, we had seven people
show up for the meetup nice picture attached. What's even
crazier we have Dame firecracker, sir et so a night
in a Dane who joined us who happened to be season ticket
holders for the team.
We were from all from different backgrounds, but it was really
great to talk to people who had the common bond of the show and
to be surrounded by people whose amygdala were not swollen to the
size of their head. Since I worked for the team, I was busy
running around but would visit when I could I thought maybe the
group would sit together for the pre grey pregame or a little bit
of the first half and then go their own separate way but
everybody stayed together for the entire match. It was so
cool. Seeing the night rings in person for the size same time
and really look forward to eventually getting my own and
true slave fashion. Don got mac and cheese burgers for everybody
to eat. Send a picture of that. Thank you very disgusting. And I
think we'll have repeat meetups in Frisco at the end another FC
Dallas match. I might even hop up there for for one of these.
Oh, yeah, go see a game
up soccer game a guy doesn't like sports at all get some of
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Exactly is all right.
I'm sorry. I have a note I can read from one of our producers.
Because I just thought it was kind of interesting. This is a
kind of a technical note about microphones.
And it has some applicability to what we're seeing on television
and what we do. I'm a professional. This is producer
Alan, I'm a professional production sound mixer.
He could probably chime in on the sound of the 5.1 thing. For
many decades all presidents have used the same lectern mic setup
to Shure SM 57 mics with a sure a two w s windscreen in assure a
55 M shock mount on a dual mic bar. We've seen that. Now I
always thought that this rig was specific to Obama.
But oh, okay. I didn't realize me I thought I thought it
doesn't ever
The president has his own sound guy dat Well it's kind of neat
discusses it a little bit in here that's why this note so
interesting because I always thought Obama just liked the SM
57 Which to me is like a you know mediocre is not mediocre is
a good sounding flat Mike Bennett Obama's gonna get the
right voice for it. Anyway, he says the Navy provides the audio
systems for all POTUS.
Trump whom I love came along and being a sound system expert not
told them he wanted a mic that was right in front of his mouth.
So rather than getting a modern mic, with a slender profile that
they would have to buy, like mics used in Congress of the UN,
the Navy goes, reaches into the only pile of only kit that they
have, and put an SM 57 The same mic in the same shock mount and
hung it upside down on a gooseneck for what assault who
had to look for this now. Result the ugliest stupid is looking
face blocking mic ever use for a world leader with the exception
of the 1960s mics used in the USSR? Ha the photo of Joe shows
him looking more presidential than Trump because he is using
the classic twin mic setup that every President has used in
modern times. And Trump is using a rig like you'd see at a state
fair in the hog calling competition. Little things like
this are seen as at least subconsciously by everyone and I
do not think it helps Trump and
he's in Virginia you might might and that is interesting. Yeah, I
thought so.
Stuff that only the no agenda show would reveal
you about 57 Yeah, we knew you and the rest of it. I think just
go straight to a snowball from Yeti
that's the one you want this blue is the snowball Blue Yeti
Blue Snowball.
So we we all have seen the the outrage the controversy over the
President saying Baltimore is infested of course that's
totally racist. It's filled with rats. Oh, it's extermination and
kill Black people. He's racist, horrible guy.
There was something interesting about the original tweet, by the
way.
Do you notice that he spelled Cummings without the s?
No, but you're you were? I think the joint opinion now that
there's a lot of code going into these tweets. Yeah. So you know,
and that would be a very pornographic
word. Something you find on the porn hub.
I have no you come in to dinner.
Yeah, I have no follow up on that. I just thought it was
interesting as I was putting these clips together, and
I've got your Elijah clip, it fits in perfectly here.
So of course, you know, everyone's all up in arms. Trump
is racist. Here's Bernie Joining me now in Detroit 2020.
Presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders and Senator
Sanders. I know you want to talk about issues, but I do also want
to talk about what President Trump said about your former
colleagues in the House, Elijah Cummings and his district being
quote, a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess that no
human being would want to live in? What's your response? Check.
It's unbelievable that we have a president of the United States
who likes American cities to attacks Americans who attacks
somebody who's a friend of mine, Elijah Cummings was one of the
most decent, outstanding members of the House of Representatives.
He fights every day to improve life in his community.
So racist, racist, horrible man, what a dick Cummings my best
favorite thing was that all the people that saw the word
infested as meaning is a racist, term, infested, infested,
infested mess, and I understand how that works. Because
something's infested. It's rats, what do you do with infestation?
You exterminate kill people. There you go. It's about killing
Brown. Unfortunately, Bernie, in 2015, and went to Baltimore, and
here's what he said. The fact of the matter is, is that America
is the wealthiest country in the history of the world. But anyone
who took the walk that we taught, we took around this
neighborhood would not think you're in a wealthy nation, you
would think that you were in a third world country. Now he
didn't say infested, because that would be racist, but he
kind of said, it's a shithole. Thank you. In fact, we both had
this clip, Elijah Cummings in 1999, the very guy who's
responsible for this and being called out as such, Elijah
Cummings this morning,
I left my community of Baltimore, a drug infested area,
where a lot of the drugs that we're talking about today have
already taken the lives of
So many children, the same children that I watched 14 or 15
years ago as they grew up, now walking around like zombies,
this is only 40 miles away from here.
And now everyone's walking around with zombies. But that's
just because a smartphone just not even because of the drugs or
the rats or the infestation. But this has been a problem in
Baltimore for a very long time. In the mayor's most recent
mayor, another woman mayor, black woman, Mayor is rousted
from the job because of corruption that their city
government has been the problem the whole time. Let me get to
that in a second. First, I want to stay with the infestation. In
2015, PBS produced a documentary called 2016 called Rat film, it
was literally about the rats in Baltimore. It's just a little
piece from that.
And it never been a red problem in both
always been a people problem. And then go and change and you
educate the
Minister is dynatrac. Now I think that's one of the favorite
poisons for the guys, because it's a no choice poison. Most of
the time we kill exactly what we tried to kill. So it's about me
this guy who's kind of a funny old guy who says it's not a rat
problem. It's a people problem. This guy's with baseball bats
and tasers and the size of these rats when there's big as your
calf. That's how fat they are just just disgusting. So it's
been a problem in Baltimore. Now, there may have been
something some kind of weird sting that went down.
report just came out and this is actually here it is Inspector
General.
Horror Horowitz This is the guy that don't Joe Digenova was
talking about, and this did actually come out on Wednesday.
A report came out about the
crime. Let me see. I think it's the crime. Victim fund. Yes, the
Crime Victims Fund.
Well, I play this guy. He's kind of boring. But here is the
inspector general Horowitz, who we have such high hopes for for
draining the swamp.
Previewing his report today we released a report that assesses
DOJ is administration of the Crime Victims Fund, or cvf. DOJ
is not only responsible for prosecuting federal crimes, it
also plays a critical role in providing services to crime
victims. As part of that effort. The Office of Justice Programs,
or OJP, distributes cvf funds to states to implement programs
like legal aid, crisis intervention, counseling and
shelter for crime victims. The OIG conducts audits of CBF
programs to ensure that funds for victim services are used
properly and are not wasted or poorly managed. In recent years,
Congress has significantly increased the amount of CPF
funds available for distribution from $745 million in fiscal year
2014 to over $4.4 billion last year. Since 2016, we've issued
nearly 50 CBF focus reports. Today's report provides an
analysis of the systemic issues we've identified as a result of
that work. Among our findings is that some states use the recent
increases in funds effectively to enhance victim programs and
support new initiatives, like extending services in rural
areas. But other states struggled to adjust to the
increase in award amounts didn't plan effectively and had
millions of dollars available. As spending deadlines
approached. We advised OJP that this created significant risk
for rushed wasteful spending, and we encouraged OJP to help
states develop responsible spending plans. Additionally, as
the cvf program has grown states have been able to increase the
number of direct service providers they fund each year
from about 4000 In fiscal year 2015. To now over 6000
providers. This creates more opportunity to serve crime
victims. But we found OJP needs to help states conduct more
effective oversight of these providers. Our report includes
several other findings about steps that can be taken to
improve the management of this very important fund. So I only
got this this morning. The report is long. It's a PDF. I
found 58 references to Baltimore. Is it possible with
the increased money didn't Trump talk about 1.6 billion are some
some amount he mentioned an amount which is why I started to
put it together in my head.
What if they up the money they usually send
And the IG was doing his investigation found out that oh,
there was a lot of these inefficient services that
expanded and, and the money wasn't handled properly. By
Sunday, I'll have combed through the report. It could have been
possible sting.
Maybe
we'll see. You're talking about the mayor getting kicked out?
Well, that that the whole state is corrupt. And Trump sets this
up by calling out Cummings.
Someone has to do something with with this report. If it's really
in there, what I think might be in there, and then you know, you
can show up. Oh, there you go. Cummings. It's full of
corruption. They only had just a little bit with the was it the
woman who sold her books, and they never bought the book or
never. They never took receipt of the books.
That when would the child kids books? Yeah, that was the mayor,
wasn't it?
Maybe there was another anyway, that was like last year. I think
it was the other mayor that was kicked out. One Mayor after
another gets kicked out of that place. God, it sounds like the
like Baltimore truly is corrupt.
Yeah, no kidding.
No kidding. Yeah. Hey,
singers are crooked. Got an update on Epstein.
Oh, okay. I don't have that. It's not really an update. It's
something that just surfaced
a piece of his depth as well it is we did learn something with
this clip. This is a piece of his deposition from 2009. And a
deposition is when lawyers pre trial lawyers get to sit
together and ask questions and it's under oath. Correct. You
can't lie on the numbers. You take what you can lie. You can
lie. But you can do whatever you want. But you do too. You do a
pledge. You have to hold your I've done them and you have to
hold your hand up and do the whole thing. What do you do
before you have to be sworn in? Will you deposed for some crime?
No, I was never deposed for a crime. But I was deposed as an
expert witness for a number of number of situations. Give us
give us one time people don't know this about you give us one
example. I was a part of the AMD I was given a deposition for AMD
against Intel. Okay, but in what's your speciality in this?
Marketing?
Nice, they bring you it's true. They bring me in they say what
what's his reaction to the public is I was writing for
these all these magazines. And I kind of had a sense of what was
important and what wasn't, they would ask me questions. And but
it was just going to be a big hit was you know, this kind of
stuff that I write wrote about. And so they'd asked me these
questions about it. Of course, they'd always say, so what makes
you the expert? And what's your answer to that? This is why I
have a lot of experience. I think I've got I've been doing
this for like 25 years, and blah, blah, blah, and it's got a
pretty good feeling for it. And I've ended up you know, go along
with them. You know, they always tell you in advance the lawyers,
they say, here's what they're going to ask you, they're gonna,
here's, they're going to do this, they're gonna do that
they're gonna do this and they're gonna, they're gonna
slam you. Or, you know, if you do a video deposition, they're
going to definitely ask if you're wearing makeup. Are you
wearing makeup? Really? Is that a question? Yes, it is. Why What
would the advantage of wearing may make you look like a jerk or
something? I'm not sure it's the other side is doing these credit
stations. But they do everything to defame you they did you
actually graduated if you do have a degree? What What's it in
it? Well, that's got nothing to do. It just does it. And it's
just the way it's done. I was from the very first time I did
it, I was I was briefed very well by one of the Morrison
Forrester, I think, was the first group I worked for big
Lloyd law firm, and in this South Bay, that handles most of
Silicon Valley stuff. And they gave me the day, read me in I
knew exactly what was to expect and how it was gonna go. And it
was exactly that. Well, I want to step one case, the guy's one
of the lawyer. I forgot which firm this was, that may have
been worse than Forrester. But they were. They're always there
with you. So this was the AMD Intel thing. And so Intel had
this funny strategy, and it was really hilarious.
They were just keep you there for as long as they could to
rack up the lawyer bill.
So they kept me I'm there for like hours answering this. It's
kind of very slow to do you got to ask another question. Yeah,
we're getting to it. And it would go to the point where the
lawyers for the firm that there was work representing AMD at the
time left. Wow. They said you're on your on your own deal with
it. You got to go home.
Well,
this is a deposition of a convicted sex trafficker. No, he
wasn't convicted yet.
Creep. Jeffrey Epstein. I don't need to explain what he is.
This is 2009 before his sweetheart deal conviction, they
do a deposition that he got his lawyers, you'll hear them
speaking in the background in between the question and the
question restated. Because you know, it does have kind of like
a court process to it. And you can say, Hold on, you know,
Objection, I think you can even object, can't you in a
deposition can the opposing view but they typically at least in
these civil these cases are but they is non criminal. Well, this
is very, this is really interesting. They object but
generally speaking, they said that objection observed, and
they just override it, and then it gets cut out later. So he's
still at the end, generally speaking, you still have to keep
talking now. Okay, interesting. Well, this is what what great
fortune tell me if in any of the depositions you've done, if
you've ever been asked this question, and it starts off
with, you know, the typical deposition, you know, state your
name, etc. And I'm curious if they've ever asked you and maybe
in the AMD case that they asked a question like this, would you,
please? Yes. Do you solemnly swear the testimony you're about
to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth is to help you. Yes, I do.
Would you please give us your name? Jeffrey Epstein.
Is it true, sir, that
you have what's been described as an egg shaped penis? Have
you?
Have you ever been asked this question, John, this has not
come up in the conversation, although I
think it's imaginable. Now to shake you up. What was the
point? Well, the let's continue the the lawyer for Epstein, of
course immediately objects to this form.
And I'm going to give you the first one industry pyramid that
these types of questions are not only argumentative, but directed
in a manner to embarrass Mr. Epstein, if you continue with
this type of question our during the deposition. Yeah, so this is
ridiculous. You're just trying to embarrass mark my client.
Yeah, we can't just can't have this. We're going to end this
deposition if you do this. So of course, you need to restate the
question in a friendlier term.
Sir, according to the police department's probable cause
affidavit One witness described, your penis is oval shaped, and
claim when erect, it was thick towards the bottom that was thin
and small towards the head portion. And called it egg
shaped. Those are not my words, I apologize. But as Mr. Gerron
as Mr. Creighton has stated that
we're adjourned and he rips off the mic
What an odd penis what a Where did how did that clip get into
the public domain? Oh, it's it's so much someone slipped it out?
Yeah.
So to speak.
But is this a I'm not familiar with this penis shape? Is this
is this a common occurrence? You know, trying to I don't know
it's something I've never studied.
So I'm sure there's people in the Bay Areas of the specialist
in this that would no we don't happen to be one of them. And if
so, is there is there a nickname is there like a slang term for
this is there you know like, Oh, you're asking the wrong guy. I
know. I know that John. I know people think that's your chair
that squeaking I know I'm just asking out there the if
you're on a roll
I'm sure someone will tell me yeah, we've got we've got
members of our larger production group that have very a lot of
insight into this and there probably is I'm guessing a
nickname for something like that. Yeah, probably.
Nicolas I got one oh, this is yeah, this was big news. And you
know amidst all the purge that's taking place on well certainly
YouTube man you look at a YouTube channel these days all
you see is this videos removed this is removed this is gone.
It's done.
Yeah, it's also purges a purge when there is a real purge. And
YouTubers are very the life of a YouTuber is so difficult. You're
always chasing the algo you've got to have the right titles.
The right picture aren't very important on YouTube. Extremely
important. What your what your tag is, all these things come
into play. And you know, people are still getting kicked off.
They're being demonetized they're, they're really unable
to make a living. You recall them.
Loomer the LuLaRoe woman. Loomer. Laura Loomer are Loomer.
You know, just crying she's I have no more job. I have no more
income. Well, she got kicked off right
So the youtubers that created a union
because they are somehow in the delusional, delusional would be
good. Yeah, they're they are delusional about the fact that
YouTube needs them.
Where they believe that their, you know, their millions of
views or whatever a really makes up a big portion of the what is
it $8 billion a quarter or something that YouTube does in
revenue? Sure. I'm sure it's your animal. Yeah, I'm sure it's
your YouTube channel that does that not hundreds of millions of
cat videos or whatever else was
on there. Yeah. So but okay, be delusional. Now, the union
really hasn't done much in this one guy. The kids, the kids.
They you know, they they're especially on the dinner night
when everyone's here. They're the ones who will go do the
YouTube thing. And everyone gets the gun for a minute, you know,
the little remote to find the different kinds of things
they've found. Have you seen the one is this one guy has he's got
a bunch of these got, like hundreds of these videos of him
eating ridiculous amounts of food and crying the whole time.
I know No, no. Yes, he's in tears, cry. Eating just piles of
food. And then he's already sick. And he's crying. He's
moaning and groaning and it goes on to the next one where he's
doing the same thing with some other food. It's unbelievable
some of the stuff that's on YouTube anyway. Well, site.
Well, he, well, there you go. Look at how hard the guy has to
work to make a living. He's got to eat all this crap foods got
to spend some of his internet money, his YouTube dollars on
the food. It's very hard to make a living so
the YouTube union has decided to make a bold move. This is a
German guy who was in charge of the YouTube Union. He will
explain attention YouTube, here we go. Being a YouTuber is a
dream job for lots of young people. But two years ago,
YouTube turned the dream job into a nightmare. The real
YouTubers. This is bullcrap. Oh, it's not whole story. I'm no
comedian. No, no, no, no. Why don't while I'm no, I'm not
gonna, I'm not gonna blow the punch line to this. It's real.
And there's something really big that real if you just show me
it's real. So I'm not going to be suckered. No, you're not
gonna be stuck. I heard. Okay, go on. Attention, YouTube. Here
we go. Being a YouTuber is a dream job for lots of young
people. But two years ago, YouTube turned the dream job
into a nightmare. The real YouTubers that are the reason
for YouTube's big success, are getting censored, deleted,
erased and hidden. Making a living on YouTube is actually no
longer possible. Many channels have entirely disappeared or no
reduced to a minimum. There is no job security. It seems like
YouTube doesn't want independent YouTubers anymore, because now
YouTube prefers like channels run by TV stations, or Hollywood
celebrities. And for those guys, completely different rules
apply. They won't be censored, they won't be raised. They won't
be kicked out. YouTube's actually pushing these guys with
everything they have all this happens simply out of greed for
profit. Oh, wow. Simply because advertisers prefer Will Smith
over the independent YouTuber. Let me see huh? Will Smith, Guy
eating and crying Will Smith guy eating and crying?
Hold on, but YouTube should not be so sure about that strategy.
Since one year, we have the youtubers union. And we have
1000s of YouTubers that are now united and picked up the fight.
The only problem is that so far, we haven't been able to achieve
much. But exactly that is going to change now. Oh, IG Metall,
the largest independent trade union on the planet. And the
youtubers Union are now joining forces with a clear goal to
bring back the old YouTube we have founded the joint venture
fair tube and now time will change for YouTube. Since we
have 125 years of experience in the fight against injustice, and
over 2 million members. Plus superb lawyers are now joining
forces with 1000s of YouTubers who are really unhappy with the
way things go together. I think we are completely unbeatable.
Peer tube is unbeatable.
It's unbeatable. Okay, I may give you a clip of the day
clip
he just that guy's accent was just, well, you know who sounds
like
sounds like somebody from Hogan's Heroes be sounds like
comic strip blogger. A little bit. Yeah, it's funny. Little
So they've joined with IG Metall, which is the used to be
the Metal Workers Union in Germany. They do have 2 million
members and this video goes on for for another 15 minutes and
talking to the IG metal Union Lady they really have hooked up
their fare tube YouTubers union to IG metal and
here's the sad part is the people who are members of these
union and who are serious like this guy. They truly believe
that they put YouTube on the map. So YouTube would be nothing
without us.
And they just don't understand how it works. And they don't
understand that yes, yes. Will Smith is preferable not to
YouTube, to the advertisers. When YouTube can say we've got
Will Smith you know, this is great. Your ads gonna run on
Will Smith pretty much for free. Because Will Smith just putting
this stuff up there? It's great.
Yes, you just losers, sorry.
But okay, believing your union. Well, like, you know, give me at
least be nice, be nice. No, I want to be nice. But I want to
be realistic people that really think that they can make a
living off of someone else's platform. You can't It's not
supposed to work. Well, that is the issue. Now. I mean, if you
had your own servers and did your own thing, which is what we
do on this show, as opposed to using pod bean.
Stop.
All right, last one from me. We have not had any update on the
college admission scandal have we we don't even know what's
going on. It's been wiped off the of the face of the map
pasted I would say it's not at the top of the list of news
items that they're playing on now. So I have no idea what's
going on with that. But there is a new scam, a new college
admissions scam, which is when you think about it could have
been a great exit strategy. Thank you. A new Firestorm is
erupting over college admissions families reportedly transferring
legal guardianship of their children in order to get
financial aid. It's totally legal, but there are critics who
say it is unfair. And VCs Ron mod has details. It works like
this families, some of whom live in million dollar homes with
incomes well into six figures go to court to have a legal
guardian with fewer financial resources appointed for their
college bound students, giving them a better shot at qualifying
for need based financial aid, and it's perfectly legal.
According to ProPublica, Illinois and the Wall Street
Journal, citing court records, the tactic has been used
effectively dozens of times they were filed by one of two law
firms, and many of them use language in the petition, such
as the guardian would provide educational and financial
opportunities that the parents could not otherwise provide.
Advocates of the legal maneuver argue that unlike the college
admission scandal, which has led to multiple criminal
convictions, these students were fairly accepted and are looking
for a way to pay for it. As the annual cost of tuition and fees
at the nation's colleges have skyrocketed, rising more than
150% Over the past two decades, a bottom line increase of nearly
$32,000 a year on average they're absolutely cheating.
Still some critics contend these families and their students
should endure the appropriate pinch based on their resources
this technique in particular is new and absolutely deserves
everybody sort of shock and scorn another wave of
controversy cascading down on college campuses money once
again at the center run mod NBC News Chicago given you a clip of
the day
a double twin
clip
if you wonder why there's a wealth gap is because these
people this this guy's bitching about they're just smarter
interested in the smartest thing I've ever heard as soon as you
hear it you go oh yeah you got it made working for you. Hey
made you're now going by to
the 17 year old made
the sign here made the troll room reports DC girl says that
she knows someone did this in 1995 Ah it's an old Yeah, of
course they keep it to themselves but they're saying
dozens and dozens it sounds like this is probably something
that's just been going on forever. Yeah, it's been under
the radar. What a great scam that is it's fabulous.
In fact, somehow I think it's something that you could
actually put your ethics aside for no because your your ethics
not really not aside because these schools with these
ridiculous tuitions out of the blue when I went to college at
the University of California Berkeley for almost free is dare
dare the ethical ethically challenged this ridiculous.
Ridiculous It's ridiculous. It's it's everything.
Give us I tell you, I have one less clear. Okay.
So
I just thought this when I heard this, I said, here's the guy
who's this is I realized that Buddha judge is a is nuts.
Yeah, I think you may, you may be right on that. And and this
is my proof. This is Buddha judges
concept of, quote unquote, Trump's gift. And what he's
saying is what is what is Trump's gift. And when I heard
this, I'm gonna give you the punch line for it. I'm gonna
give you the analysis before I played the clip. This is from a
science fiction movie. I think even Star Trek did this once
before, you know, maybe in Star Trek stem more than one of these
scenarios that he describes with Trump. And it was just a head
Slapper, you know, the gift of this President is to take any
energy that goes his way, even if it's in the form of
criticism, and turn it into a kind of food that he just grows
off of and gets bigger. That's the code that we've got to
crack. And I think the way to do it is to name and confront
everything that he does wrong, but then immediately go back to
talking about the impact that we will have on voters lives.
He sucks in energy and turns it into whatever it is, it makes
him bigger. Hold on, let's listen to the gift of this
President is to take any energy that goes his way. Even if it's
in the form of criticism, and turn it into a kind of food that
he just grows off of and gets bigger. That's the code that
we've got to crack and I think the way to do it is to name and
confront everything that he does wrong but then immediately go
back to talking about the impact that we will have on voters
lives.
Energy is negative energy is food. This is a storyline I have
seen at least five times I think this Yeah. And it's one of the
older ones with you know, like the original. The original Star
Trek I think you're right.
All right, everybody. That'll do it for our deconstruction for
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We missed a lot but there's only so much time we have so we'll
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let me just say that, let me just let me just say, that sucks
up. I have the time I have the time. I have the time. America
deserves the time it's my time at Black to Knock the crap out
of
Trump said hold on.
Shame on this body. That's not American. Let's get
sophisticated about invite fire with fire. Okay.
This is ridiculous.
I yield back the balance of my time. We have got a body in that
RV and it's getting warmer outside understand. And we've
got to do something about that soon. And in a way that no one
will ever find it now that that last part is very, very
important. Therefore
it seems to me
that our best course of action would be chemical dis
incorporation.
This whole thing in strong acid. Hydrochloric acid is used for
cleaning cement on hydrofluoric. You see hydrofluoric acid woven
through plastic and will however dissolve metal rock glass
ceramic.
So there's that it's not the best
I think nitric acid be better. Look you skipped
clowned around or otherwise jerked off through every lecture
I ever gave. As far as I'm concerned, your chemistry
education is over. Well, let's stop with the hydrochloric acid
as being a good way to dissolve the body because it's not. It
might be useful as a cleanup to get rid of all traces of DNA.
The best you would use lie or sodium hydroxide or something
that really is caustic dissolves even a little body me it would
just be a mess. It would be horrible and it would just not
work is is not a good way to go. I suppose you could buy two
bins,
legs and one torso and
most fascinated by what they've always been called.
Hyper Fluka acid eats human flesh. We thought that we should
try it. Now obviously, we can't try human flesh. And Brady
decided that the chickens leg that's an uncooked leg from a
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