12k Lives Matter man. Adam curry, John C. Devorah. Sunday
September 15 2019, Fisher shore award winning kick on nation
media assassination episode 1173. This
is no agenda revving up the
500 mile drones and broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33
in the frontier of Austin, Texas capital, the drone Star State in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where it's foggy.
Unbelievable. I'm Jhansi Dvorak.
In our world today, many things are unbelievable. Foggy in San
Francisco, not one of them.
Yeah, come on. How can you call that unbelievable
when? Because it's not July?
Unbelievable is weaponized drones that fly? Five 500 miles.
Well, that's unbelievable. She
believable.
What kind of drone? Does this
electric? Yeah.
I find this whole story of Philip batteries course I'm
referring to the
explosions
at the Saudi. Was it oil refineries a refinery or
processing? What exactly is that?
refinery? processing?
So
is everyone now waiting for the oil markets to open tonight or
when I think the opening late Sunday to see if it'll go to
$100 a barrel?
Well, it'll go to $100 a barrel he took out? Well, for one
thing, it's a refining operation, not a crude oil
production operation. So the refining will be done someplace
else.
Right. But it'll it'll cause a slowdown, but it has to do
Yeah, well, apparently, it accounts for 10% of the
production right now the worldwide production on a daily
basis. Right.
Well, I mean, what I'm reading in a lot of publications is all
all this is going to be a heart attack for the oil oil industry.
The price is gonna go through the roof. Well, they are gonna
go up yeah, they have they were pretty low. Actually. We were at
two to
15 a gallon here. Which is nice.
Well, it's the same four bucks a gallon here so I know how much
higher it's gonna go. But I just don't sit bicycle. If you don't
like paying $4 a gallon, use a bicycle.
I just can't get over this. This non reporting of what kind of
drones did this
I feel exactly the same way. What kind of drones here's the
CBS This is the drone strike clip. CBS wrapping it up.
Multiple drones
bombed Saudi Arabia's largest oil facilities today. And
tonight Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Iran of launching
the attack and ruled out a claim of responsibility by Yemeni
rebels. The attack damage the source of an estimated 8 million
barrels of crude oil produced there every day. That's about
10% of the world's daily supply of crude oil. Here's Roksana
severity.
Flames in black smoke filled the sky over the world's largest oil
processing plant in Saudi Arabia this morning, spreading so far
they could even be seen from space. Saudi Arabia confirmed
that avgeek refinery and harass oilfield the country's second
biggest were both hit by drone strikes and neighbouring Yemen
Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack,
they probably mean Allahu taala. The group spokesman
said that he struck the two sites with 10 drones and warned
of more attacks. The Iranian backed Houthis have been at war
with the Saudi led coalition in Yemen since 2015. brutal
conflict has pushed him into the brink of famine, and turn the
country into what the UN calls the world's worst humanitarian
crisis. Lately, that war has stretched into Saudi Arabia,
with rebels repeatedly using drones to target oil facilities,
the heart of the country's economy and a source of 1/10 of
the world's crude oil. The Saturday's attack hit deep
within the country, proving the Houthi its ability to carry out
increasingly sophisticated strikes and threatening to
escalate tensions that are already inflamed in the Persian
Gulf. Today's drone strikes could have an effect on oil
prices. But that depends on how badly the sites were damaged.
Rena the Saudis say Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman received a
phone call from President Trump saying attacks like this could
have a negative impact on the economy in the US and around the
world.
Well, I have a couple but go ahead.
Well, a couple of things first, why by the way as you want just
a quick aside, I do have that ISOs I knew you'd laugh at it.
So many you Many ISOs so you
might like it, they probably mean Allahu taala.
This actually, this begs for a combo
space for somebody to translate it. Well,
let's give this a shot. Hold on a second. Let's try this. Let me
just rewind,
they probably mean Allahu taala. Chinese. Oh, yeah, it's
gonna bring the Korean woman.
Oh, we could do her too. Yeah, I wouldn't I wouldn't mind a
little trans translation. That would be nice.
Yeah, translation would be good. Alright, let's
try this now. Oh, no, let me just try it. They probably mean
a lot.
We can do a three peat. Three way
be a three way Oh, yes, a three way and that's what I meant.
Let's try it. And that'll be it, then I'm done. They
probably mean Allahu Taala the dollar tuning.
So yeah, it's definitely a combination worth remembering.
Now, the big thing that got me about this report, besides the
kind of vagaries about how much it was, the damage the type of
drones not do we didn't learn anything, I think. And then the
last thing was, he says, Trump called Ben Solomon who said,
hey, you know, the economies are gonna be affected by this. This
not a phone call he's gonna make
and that was verbatim I'm sure. bullcrap. But if you read so
here's the New York Times. The attacks immediately escalated
tensions. Even as key questions remain not answered where the
drones were launched from and how the Houthis managed to hit
facilities deep in Saudi territory some 500 miles from
Yemeni soil. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Iran of
being behind what he called an unprecedented attack on the
world's energy supply and asserted that there was quote,
no evidence the attacks came from Yemen. He did not however,
specify an alternative launch site, and the Saudis themselves
refrained from pointing the finger directly at Iran. I just
have a real problem with the drone part. I can't tell you
anything else about any other truth in this or untruth? What
drones swarm apparently a swarm of drones with a guest see four
charges, auto homed, 500 miles. I
die. I'm just as baffled as you are. And as the first thing that
came to mind is what kind of reporting is this? Well, that I
do it we we do have one guy who's in Saudi Arabia that yes,
that did give us a report. I am reluctant. As I mentioned
earlier before the show, to mention his name. Let's not do
that. But we can read what he sent to us is a very one of our
best producers.
Yes. Have it here gents. Hope this makes it in time for the
conversation today. Indeed. information beyond the news
still kind of sorting itself out but looking at the drone attack
on Aramco sites. I chatted with some local colleagues and have
actually we're not doing this right. I just the way that CBS
report just went we have to have sound effects. You know, they I
heard this in the background they had that. Machine guns well
know that not always in the drone. Drone effects. There we
go. Both sites are in the eastern region of the kingdom.
kreiss. I think Christ is about 100 kilometres east of Riyadh
and appcake a BQ. A IQ is closer to the coast. One of my friends
are local here show me a video we found on YouTube ostensibly
uploaded by a guy in Kuwait. The clip shows a night scene and
what sounds like a jet flying over he claimed that that's one
of the drones that was launched from inside Iraq and headed from
Saudi Arabia. Sounds like there were four that he heard and I'm
assuming those will be part of the apparently 10 drones that
were sent out reported by the news here. If it was a jet, it
may have been a cruise missile vice drone.
I'm familiar with this model cruise missile device drone
since Iran has transferred slash sold Shabaab cruise missiles to
the Yemen Houthi he's not an unmanned aerial vehicle expert
though and could be wrong sure truth is out there we'll keep
poking around. I know our clients have been busy out east
working to secure pipelines etc Yes another good reason not to
mention his name so this is a little different sounds like it
was a jet like a cruise missile
yeah cruise missile is not the same as a drone no but a cruise
missile would have blown up the entire facility
yeah
hey thank you think it would it all depends on the on the load
on the charge the payload the bomb? Well,
yeah. carrying nothing and just fuel it would did what it did,
but I don't know. It's It's vague. nobody's helping here.
So well, let's see who benefits
oil traders?
Okay, well, they've been they've been looking for this for a
while. I mean, this, this does come as a gift from the heavens
for the commodity boys.
This also benefits the United States,
as our exports are now valuable.
Well, that A and B, apparently China, according to this guy,
Kyle bass, who I've been following very closely, I don't
have a clip from today. But he's the one is looking at China very
closely. And China's oil imports have just skyrocketed over the
last few years. And they're, and they're, and they're paying more
than they should. And now, they could actually kind of cut, it
wouldn't collapse the economy. But it wouldn't do do them any
good. If the prices of oil skyrocketed, we could probably
take it, because we have most of our stuffs internally produced.
But the world market would jack up the price of jack up and the
next thing you know, the Chinese would be under the gun again.
So So what the Hawks are saying is, oh, well, this is it. This
is our reason to go to war with Iran. And I don't really see
that. And so that's just another group that would benefit. Bad
guys. Well, eventually the truth will come out.
Yeah, in a report he sent the drones in the rubble. Yeah.
Well, you know, could be anybody but if, if, if this is
the story, that they're gonna have the rushes make out to list
don't forget that
they make out with their with their exports. Sure. But if this
is the story they're gonna hold on to, then we should be really
worried about this drone swarm with incredible range capability
and
someone's got are they using? Are they she's, I mean,
it goes through. Also, our military industrial complex
might benefit as perhaps we need to, oh, you know, think of the
timing of this. So we have the Iron Dome. Well, well, hold on.
We have the little these apparently are smallish drones a
swarm of 10. Do you remember it was I was it maybe a couple
months ago that drones were showing up at airports and
shutting down the airports for 424 48 hours where they tried to
find them. And I think there are some drone catching technologies
that have been touted in the recent past netting. Yeah, well,
there's the nets. There's the microwave where you can
essentially zap it and then bring it down and land it and I
like the nets myself. I think that's cooler to see some net
Gulf deploy, snag a drone,
gag a drone, and just snag a drone. So we really buddy wants
to snag a drone.
I guess we'll just have to see what comes out. This is I find
this very odd that it's so it's just tossed away so cavalierly
is some drones record? Sure. 500 miles, happens all the time.
You imagine, like droning Los Angeles from San Francisco?
Yeah.
Um, think about the White House. And these things snuck under the
radar, presumably our radar. Don't we sell all our stuff to
the Saudis? I think so. Yeah.
That's a good point. Well, yeah, the
White House would be vulnerable from Baltimore.
More info needed.
I would be remiss to not say that. I'm very sad that Eddie
money died.
Yeah, and money. Yeah, he's
a good guy, or was a good
player used to play in Berkeley free at this one bar for
probably 10 years before he got discovered. Yeah, he
had a kind of a comeback in like 8088 I think and then he came to
MTV and it's such a nice guy. His family's all cops and
firemen. And
well, he you know, he is you know about the coma right?
I think so. Refresh my memory.
And it kind of ruined his career so he had to make a comeback
because everyone what happened to Eddie money. Eddie money got
some bad coke. That's believed that's what it was or something
you some see injustice, something and went into a coma
for a year? Yeah,
I do recall that.
And he was out of commission or he was just in the hospital for
a year was kind of like a who's the wreath petite.
Jackie Wilson Wilson.
Jackie Wilson went to a coma and stayed in a coma and died in a
coma. And he was one of the real great rock and roller early rock
and rollers from the 60s. But Eddie money the same thing it
looked like it almost happened to him but he was out for a year
and then he had to make a comeback and you had to
remember he's partially paralysed the part of his face
and never came back.
A little thing was a joke. And so but he's always had that that
sexy gravelly.
Bone tonight.
Exactly. From probably from polyps.
Well, he died of esophageal cancer.
Yeah, well. Anyway,
I'm just sad. 70 That's a little young for Edie. Although he
probably lived 15 years past his time you think about it?
Yeah. Including taking that one year away. Probably did okay.
Yeah. So we got back last night. Around time back. Where'd
you go? Ah,
Tina took me to Vegas after the show Thursday.
When should you drive?
Oh, almost arrive. You
could drive from us.
We almost did know she had scored tickets to Bruno Mars.
And so And
was it did she was that first place or second place was two
tickets to Bruno Mars. Oh,
you're so funny. And we had we got hooked up by Dame Angela
there in Las Vegas. She got to say basically a comped room one
night Compton one night reduced rate at the cosmopolitan the
hippest hotel on the strip ladies and gentlemen.
BUTCHER cry required to say that for the free room
Yeah, I don't think so. And I'll tell you why in a moment because
they'll never give me a free room again. But we almost did
wind up driving because we went we went out we went nice and
early you know the show would we would do and I were done on time
got out there we had at least an hour and a half we didn't have
pre check so we needed a little bit of extra time for some
reason that didn't show up. And then so it's six o'clock and
then we get a she gets a text message oh I'm sorry your
delight is latest flight is delayed until 930 I couldn't get
to see the airport for three and a half hours so okay, we're 10
minutes away as well we'll pop back we can watch the at least
an hour of the debate which I was going to miss and we're
almost home and the text comes back oh sorry. Your flights on
time after all which meant we had about 37 minutes to get back
and get to the gate through the no precheck TSA checkpoints
at that you paid money for good money for pre check Yeah,
well you just don't get always get it now and you can run a
scan on and ditch all you want you don't always get it so
needless to say we did make it that worked. When we got to the
hotel
you know by the way people shouldn't met know this. Just
because it says it's delayed. There's two things that happen
when a flight gets delayed and then just a little quick good
tourist tip we love two things happen. One you look up you
start talking to people when you find it this delay is bullcrap
is not a half an hour delay it's going to be hour, two hour three
hour delay. Yeah, it's 10 but they keep giving you the they
make it they want to keep your near the gate. The other one is
when they do a long delay and then they pull the plug on it
late this can happen all this happens all the time. All we got
lucky. We took a new plane and got a new plane and we're going
to be leaving an hour before you know we said we would Yeah. And
when you're supposed to do he got a stick around. You can't
just do what you did, which is the logical thing to do, which
is go back home. Yeah.
And we only lived as I said 10 minutes from the airport. But by
this time we're going back at six o'clock we hit rush hour
traffic. So you got a little got a little interesting there as
well and white knuckle Lee. So we check in of where we're at to
check into the hotel. And, and the checking lady says oh, I'm
going to upgrade you. Oh God. Well this is great. Vegas is
starting off perfect. Yes. Yes, we're upgrading to a one bedroom
suite. Wow. I'm a high roller baby. And it's the second time
the second time it's happened.
It's the disabled suite.
Which has closets that to hang your clothes about waist high
and if you're in a wheelchair, this is great room. But in the
shower I have to bend over to
this April's we have more than once it happened we
talked about on the show. I don't know a couple months ago
it happened.
Remember that but I've never seen one of those suites. But
but that call it an upgrade. That's like I want I should have
called on us. Excuse me. Did you run out of disabled people to
upgrade? I mean, surely there's someone with a hump or half a
leg who could use this better than I can. Or maybe and this is
the scary part. They look To me and when and we should give this
guy a disabled sweet.
We chicken particularly
blinking wink and maybe I just probably just Tourette sing
around like that put him over in that room. We don't want him
anywhere near us. So it's just it's very odd. I'm sure they
have to fill up the rooms and there's some. There's some logic
behind algorithms. But why would you? I mean, it's not an upgrade
for me it's Yeah, so you get a little more space and you can,
everything's got handles your bump. I mean, again, if you're
disabled, I can totally dig the vibe of this suite. But if
you're not, it's just just makes no sense. And moreover, no one
else could use this over me. I don't understand. This was also
my first trip in Vegas with my hearing aids. This was this was
overstimulation to the max.
Cuz I never thought about it. But you're right. Yeah, it gets
noisy.
Yeah. And I think especially the cosmopolitan is, I don't know,
maybe it's me that is it just that they've ramped it up more.
And again, it's with the hearing aids, you have to the way I have
my hearing aids programmed, it sounds like this podcast,
everything in my ear sounds great. You know, it's nice
compression. Sounds perfect. But when you throw slot machines and
people and music and all this at it, it sounds like I'm listening
to a recording of someone reporting on Vegas. It's just
It's just one big mass of noise and very confused. very
disorienting, overstimulation. Moreover, the twice what did I
say? Moreover, well, if you say Moreover, you automatically it
means once again. The Mr. Olympia conference was in town.
Oh, you're talking 45,000 muscled people.
muscle bound dudes. And oh, no, no
couples, women couples. Oh, yeah. Everywhere. Couples. I
didn't know that was a competition.
Oh, my goodness. Yeah, they're all jacked up. Not and they seem
very nice. I mean, but
it's a hobby. It's a little intimidating.
Dino's like I don't think I'm gonna go work out this morning.
Why not? Well, Olympia people have been there who the hell
wants to work out near them? You just feel like
shit.
Yeah, that's interesting. Were they in the elevators? Rats?
Were at the same hotel. Oh,
yeah. All over our hotel everywhere. And but some big ass
people, you know, just
Yes, they can get pretty big if you make that life.
And speaking of sports, she did it again. The keeper got the two
of us into basically one carry on bag. I don't know how she
does it. That's that's that's how she got her name. But man,
she should do a YouTube tutorial on how to pack.
Especially how to pack how women should pack. Yeah, I can't pack
like, they're the major offenders.
It's not an it's not an offence. You know. Tina is like, well get
the small suitcase. I'm like, Well, I don't mind schlepping a
bigger one is no. Okay. Then I figured, oh, yeah. She loves it.
She loves doing this. It's a sport. And she succeeds. It's
amazing after my talented wife so you
So how was Vegas Vegas is besides noisy West Dubai, as you
just turned down to hearing aids and you have your
Oh yeah, no, yeah, I went to a very narrow band programmes had
to filter everything out. So you can basically just hear someone
talking next to you and everything else is like an a
din. Bruno Mars was fantastic. This was at the park. The MGM
the park theatre. It's like 4000 cedar.
Yeah, I think they have boxing matches in there. Yeah, what
a gig that guy has man. He shows up in his basketball shorts. His
baseball cap does an hour and a half. Just crowd loves. It's
fantastic. Tight guys. hit after hit. It's just millions and
millions of dollars. You know, I was talking to Dame Angela. Just
the the money they make on alcohol alone covers anything
they pay him. In Vegas. You cannot get a drink for under $18
of anything with alcohol. Any what? $18 is the mission. Our
mission is to give you a free No. No. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Maybe in
the High Rollers that's over. Those days are over. Now.
There's no more free booze in there when you're playing the
slots. Nope.
Nope, nope, nope.
No, it is crazy expensive. I mean, obviously we're on the
strip. So that makes sense. But still, the hell don't really
have a need to go back was our feeling. And it didn't get to
the restaurants you told me about. Although I did find out
that the I was right. The Waldorf Astoria. Maria, which is
a new hotel in Vegas used to be the Oriental the Mandarin.
No, the Mandarin flopped. Yeah, that didn't
work. I don't know if this Waldorf is going to work either.
It doesn't look shitty, like the original looks too nice. Waldorf
in New York is a dive. I mean, I think so at least whenever I've
been there.
Well, I was there once, maybe twice. And it's it's a shabby is
anywhere you can describe it. And it's like, it's got a lot of
old gold leaf and you know, it's flaked off. I mean, it's kind of
to me, I'm always reminded of the colours gold and black. And
it's just had but it's, it is the hotel has got that
underground rail road tracked at Franklin Roosevelt using a
special armoured vehicle, armoured train car, and then
they did does an elevator takes right into the hotel. Yes. And
for years, I guess reporters couldn't understand how
Roosevelt was getting in and out of the hotel. Well, I
guess they figured it out. Now. Yeah.
I wanted to bring an update on the vape wars. And then I would
love to hear from you about the debate. I was able to watch some
of it before we took off and you know, you have the Southwest Wi
Fi in flight. I couldn't watch it. But eventually I was able to
get an audio stream, just the radio, some radio station was
broadcasting. Its I heard, I could not really experience all
of it. It seemed. What I heard was like kind of more of the
same, I guess I'm sure there were some gotcha moments.
Oh, there was just as well, it was more, but I was kind of
surprised. And I wish I had this clip, which was one of the CNN
people or I think it was CNN, Russia. Well, least there wasn't
a year at least they focused on the issues. They really got down
to brass tacks on the issues instead of just bashing Trump.
Yeah, I can't believe this was all it was bash Trump.
I can't believe they still call it a debate. Let me do this is a
vape update first, because there are a couple of developments to
talk about the vape wars. And the first one, I mean, we've
done a couple reports on it. And I'd like that the no agenda show
is now becoming a show prep for other podcasts. Welcome back,
everybody. Well, power and influence. So glad you're here.
Jason Stapleton with me as always, as Matt, we're gonna be
talking a little bit about the debate today, we laughing at
some of the people who are in it. And then we're going to talk
a little bit if we have some time about the vaping industry.
Amy came in this morning while we were doing show prep and
played about a 20 minute clip from what was the name of the
podcast, no agenda,
no agenda podcast, when they were talking about the vaping
industry now.
I love when a guy goes Oh, what was the name of that? You know
the name? Don't pretend Oh, what was the name of that podcast? I
can't remember was it. I used to do that all the time. Here is
the latest from Utah as the PR continues. All we have to do is
just keep discrediting. vapes. Grant
Hiller, owner of AI vape, says he became deeply concerned after
Representative Paul Reyes press conference on Wednesday,
out of the 12 bottles 10 tested positive for opioids, PCP,
barbituates and THC
and they're talking about vape juice, not about THC, THC
capsules or anything vape juice from the store.
Heller believes the panel test used to get these results is not
reliable and shouldn't have been used.
The fact that they were done with already stripped tests
shows me that there was a different agenda than
transparency and public health yesterday.
So what they did is and just to throw gasoline on the fire they
took this vape juice and took your internet router ready strip
is John
no I don't I'm not I maybe I do but I don't know doesn't ring a
bell to ready
strip is essentially a drug test that parents can use that you
tell your kid pee in the cup and you dip the strip in and in the
strip old will tell you I think by colour, what kind of drugs
your kid is taking. But it's not meant to dip into vape juice and
then say oh yeah, it looks like there's kratom in there. Come
on.
He and Austin Healey with peak vape met with beech tree
diagnostics on Thursday. The lab behind the test result, ABC four
news was allowed inside but they asked us to turn our cameras
off.
I wanted to sit down and obviously be transparent and try
and get some transparency out of them. I think we achieved that
today.
In the meeting. The owners of beech trees said they don't
endorse the panel tests which is only 40% accurate. Raise says he
acknowledged that in his press conference, but still chose to
use them as a warning to the public
people to understand it. As the potential there is, and the
funny thing is what the press is missing was the fact that as of
August 8, the only vaping liquid allowed to be sold in the state
of Utah is FDA approved and there are.
Health officials say the state has not decided how that rule
would be enforced yet. Owners with beech trees say a formal
statement will be released later today. And the attorney for
beech tree diagnostics
decided not to weigh in saying in part,
we've determined not to respond in a formal way regarding the
comments made by Representative Ray Wednesday afternoon. Beech
Tree has no position either for or against vaping. If you're
concerned about this issue, please contact the
representative to share your concerns. But the damage of
course was already done. It was already out there. There's
there's THC and kratom and opioids in your vape juice.
Thanks. Well done. Well,
those test strips,
like anything that's a test strip is usually designed for
one specific purpose. Yes, and it would, and if it's designed
to read urine as you will something in pee, it usually
isn't a very complicated process because it has to be pee. Mainly
because there's pH levels and certain things that the way that
chemicals work, they have to be you know, it's just not you just
can't dip it in gasoline, you know, expect to get any kind of
results. Sounds pretty, you know, unless you're running this
stuff through a chromatograph. It's not really,
of course, I mean, I just I gotta report apparently vape
juice contains traces of ranch hand. I mean, it's crazy what's
going on these
days? Well, it's pretty slippery.
Now. Here's what a couple of European publications even
political picked up on this. Hey, how come this is missing in
Europe? Where's the vaping? sickness? No one's dying.
Nothing's going wrong with vaping in Europe. Maybe it's
because they're safer. We're there with the actual THC
cartridges could be but for sure that's nothing wrong with the
vape juice over there. In this global world, these things tend
to matter a little bit
I mean, it there's a scam underneath it all. Well, we
know that obviously. I got the patent information. Oh, yeah. On
the vaporizer. This was patented by Herbert a Gilbert in 1963.
Oh, it's way, way past due. And it it expired. It's it's an
expired
patent. So it's pretty much open. All right. It was debates.
Do one other thing. Yeah. Well, it sounds like you're not
interested.
Now. I'm interested. It's like you made your point?
Well, there's a documentary about which came out in 2016
called a billion lives. And this documentary I have the trailer
I'll play a little bit for you. Then. This documentary, which
was an award winner, and one of these POM things showed how the
tobacco lobby was willing Well, of course, that's the
documentary was willing to put a billion lives in jeopardy by
trying to stop the vaping industry and it's well worth a
watch. I'll just give you a couple seconds of the trailer
here.
My whole life I've been told that smoking is bad. Smoking
will kill you. Smokers deserve to die. I smoked for 40
years. 50 years,
I'll go into my grave smoking.
I pretty much thought that smoking was the thing in the
past part of history. I was
wrong. billion people dying from smoking related diseases. 70% of
current smokers want to
quit he tried to fail. You're trying to fail it. I was shocked
when I found out that many people were using new ways to
quit is one
of the biggest public health breakthroughs we've ever had. EC
electricity, it's one of the Saviour alternative to lighting
on that day. I stopped those
ways we're being banned in more and more countries
easier to buy a cigarette than to buy an e cigarette or that
makes no sense.
governments worldwide are the biggest shareholders in the
revenue of cigarettes
dangers of E cigarettes and the public health community is lying
about those chemicals dangerous. There's no evidence to back that
up was thought people are gonna die. We don't know
but we don't know chocolate antifreeze and other flavours
antifreeze. Remember that almost 1000 shipments
raided my house to talk about the public needs to know the
truth about these products.
And then he public health people telling the truth about the
risks at least 95% less risky is responsible for you back SUVs,
disruptive change, illegal,
you get the idea. It's a good documentary to see how the
tobacco lobby was all against vaping and until they were until
they were the vaping industry and now it's just about getting
the small guys out Oh, yes. Okay, now I'm done. Let's talk
about the debates.
Well, I did want to mention the dead slippers stuff like
antifreeze into the dialogue. That's a propaganda stick. Yeah,
rolling Gristick programming trailer this should it's
important.
Don't you remember that that was out there though. Oh ha This is
antifreeze in vape juice. I remember it. I don't remember. I
remember vaping it man debates.
So let's start with a thesis that they didn't bitch and moan
about but Trump,
right at all right.
So I just have some short clips. They gave me a minute or minute
and a half to open. And I have four of the opens here that are
kind of interesting, the most interesting, and I don't have
the whole things generally set for commodities. But this is
here's here's Bayto does the base Bayto opening.
It's an honour to be on this debate stage. It is wonderful to
be back in Texas, in Houston back here at Tsu. On August 3,
in El Paso, Texas, two things became crystal clear for me, and
I think produced a turning point for this country. The first is
just how dangerous Donald Trump is the costs and the
consequences of his presidency. A racism and violence that has
long been a part of America was welcomed out into the open and
directed to my hometown of El Paso, Texas, where 22 people
were killed. Dozens more grievously injured by a man
carrying a weapon he should never have been able to buy in
the first place inspired to kill by our president.
No. Oh man. He is antifreeze and Trump's vape juice. So inspired
by the president Nice. So Trump, Trump it
but don't worry, they don't. They apparently didn't do hardly
mentioned Trump at this debate at all another opener? Yeah,
this is this is just part of the Sanders this debate Sanders
opening.
Let me be blunt, and tell you what you don't hear much about
in Congress or in the media. And that is it goes without saying
that we must and will defeat Trump, the most dangerous
president in the history of this country.
I'm glad they didn't bitch about Trump.
No, they didn't. And so now we have this is Kamala, and this I
believe is her whole bit and she just goes she everybody kind of
introduced maybe something that we're involved with, like even
Baito talking about gun control and later, you know, moan and
groan about it. We're gonna take we're gonna take your guns is
what the public has said. But here's Kumala and her bid and
it's just all Trump.
Senator Kamala Harris.
Thank you. It's great to be back at Tsu. Spending tonight talking
with you about my plans to address
the God the way the way she talks. I don't even have to see.
I promise. It's what is that? What is it? I'm hearing? I'm
hearing a it's it's it's not a laissez faire? It's a
it's a good prosecutor, a district attorney. Yes, it's
patronising, yes, condescending Thank you
spending tonight talking with you about my plans to address
the problems that keep you up at night. But first, I have a few
words for Donald Trump, who we all know is watching. So
President Trump, you spent the last two and a half years full
time trying to sow hate and division among us, as and that
is why we've gotten nothing done. You have used hate
intimidation, fear, and over 12,000 lies as a way to distract
from your failed policies and your broken promises.
The Omaha What 12,000 lives
I didn't understand that 12,000 lies,
oh, lies, I thought like documented lies. Is it 12,000?
Is this is this the official number
policies and your broken promises? The only reason you've
not been indicted is because there was a memo in the
Department of Justice that says a sitting president cannot be
charged with a crime. But here's what you don't get. What you
don't get is that the American people are so much better than
this. And we know that the vast majority of us have so much more
in common than what separates us, regardless of our race,
where we live or the party with which we're registered to vote.
And I plan on focusing on our common issues, our common hopes
and desires and in that way, unifying our country, winning
this election and turning the page for America. And now
President Trump you can go back to watching Fox News.
She now give her a point for saying our country. I give her a
point for that. You don't hear that often from a Democrat. Well
1000 lies comes from Washington Post. Course Trump has made more
than 12,000 false or misleading claims. 12k lives matter, man.
Okay. Now we go to what the one guy didn't really bash Trump to
do or spend too much time on bashing Trump, everybody else
did. Which again is weakens their whole position. That's
okay. Let them do what they want. But this one I thought was
really rude. This was Andrew Yang, who comes out and he and
he for he starts off by by suggesting he's going to, if you
go to an Andrew Yang 20 twenty.com, or org, one of
the two, you can sign up and maybe be one of the 1000 to 10
people, 10 people that will get $1,000 a month for for a year to
see what you can do with it.
This was highly anticipated because he had been telegraphing
mainly on podcast, the only place that he can still be heard
that he was going to do something big, something
unexpected. And I think it was completely expected. He's the
universal basic income candidate. And his idea was to
show people that you can really make it you can be great if I
give you $1,000 a month, but it wasn't reported anywhere I saw
as linking back to the universal basic income. They saw it purely
as a campaign stunt. It wasn't picked up properly by the press.
Well, the press was going along with the programme because the
Democrats starting on the other side of the all the way or he
was on the far right and on the far left, the most furthest left
was Amy Klobuchar, and she started giggling. And then Cory
Booker was pretty much laughing out loud, but he had turned away
from the mic, but he was good following over there and then
cam Kumala was it sounds like Comala laughing but from what I
could tell it was really that other group and it was it's Amy
Klobuchar who's laughs sounds a lot like Simola. So
she was laughing at ya hear
it. You'll hear it in America today. Wait, wait, wait, I'm
waiting. She's laughing. Cory Booker. Cory Booker said
something to her. I'm sure of it, because they showed the long
shot and it showed her cracking up and Booker turning his face
away from the camera, so you couldn't hear him. And then
Buttigieg is next to them. And he's cracking up, he'll cook and
he feet, finalise it with some comments, to kind of quell the
joke that was that nobody knew about it was really I thought
incredibly rude.
Well, you know, they're really just laughing at poor people.
That could be the element.
You suppose in America today, everything revolves around the
almighty dollar, our schools, our hospitals, our media, even
our government. It's why we don't trust our institutions
anymore. We have to get our country working for us again,
instead of the other way around. We have to see ourselves as the
owners and shareholders of this democracy rather than inputs
into a giant machine. When you donate money to a presidential
someone throw up the Yelp like a hyena sign.
I have no idea what that was giant machine.
When you donate money to a presidential campaign, what
happens? The politician spends the money on TV ads and
consultants and you hope it works out. It's time to trust
ourselves more than our politicians. That's why I'm
going to do something unprecedented tonight. My
campaign will now give a freedom dividend of $1,000 a month for
an entire year to 10 American families. someone watching this
at home right now. If you believe that you can solve your
own problems better than any politician. Go to Yang
20 twenty.com and tell us how $1,000 a month will help you do
just that. This is how we will get our country working for us
again the American people.
Mayor Pete Buda judge
she's high again, it's original, I'll give you that
the American people are divided.
Wow. They know exactly what he's doing. That was rude. They know
his whole programme
was unbelievably rude. Is she okay, well.
I was very taken aback by that. That's your Democrat
brethren, Yankee cheese.
So then we had this little back and forth. Here's a couple of
short clips here. This is this is where Biden calls is
pointing. It's talking to Sanders and he's pointing to
Sanders he's talking about and he calls Sanders the president
tax. They're here this large savings. The President thing do
you have my friend for a month thinks that the employer is
gonna give you back if you negotiate as union all these
years gotta cut in wages because you got insurance.
When did this happen before?
But he calls centres the president.
No, he called.
He called Booker, the president. This happened before.
I don't know that I don't remember that. Did
two debates ago, I'll see if I can find it while you continue.
And then Castro goes ageism. And he Castro screwed himself. He's
out of the race. Now. After he went after Biden for supposedly
forgetting something. Biden. Castro thought Biden said
something that Biden didn't say, and everybody documented this
and all the news media got all over candidates.
Okay, here's here's what I heard read just not having seen this
part. That he that apparently Biden said something. And then
Castro said, what you don't remember what you just said two
minutes ago, and then and then he kept on hammering about it. I
didn't know that it was to me. I'm sure Joe Biden said
something completely dumb that he contradicted himself this
case,
no, wow.
Castro's just heard something that didn't exist. And he
started hounding Biden about it. And he did it in such a way that
was, again, incredibly rude. And he's trying to make points that
dead Biden's and old fogy doesn't remember anything. And
so this is what it sounded like from the Castro side. You just
said that. You just said that two minutes ago. You just said
two minutes ago that they would have to buy a qualifier you
forgetting what you said? What you said just two minutes ago.
The crowd clearly thought he was not doing something good there.
Now. So that was very, very rude. And then we have we have
this is Bayto on immigration. I don't remember what this is
actually about, but just play it. Looking for it. You changed
the debates Bayto on immigration.
Oh, that's on debates. Bayto an immigrant? Oh, here it is. Yes,
sir. But
I think the larger question that we're trying to get at is how do
we rewrite this country's immigration laws in our own
image in the image of Houston Texas, the most diverse city in
the United States of America. In the image of El Paso, Texas, one
of the safest cities in the United States of America safe
not despite the fact that we are a city of immigrants safe
because we are a city of immigrants go no symbols gets to
get the most when he got us in Westerlo pace necesita almost
Tata gotta persona con respecto idiom er,
they probably mean Allahu taala.
So Baito for one thing he says we get to rewrite the
immigration laws in our own image. What does that mean? It
sounds good. He says we have to rewrite the immigration laws in
Houston's image he's
speaking in tongues I tell you what's wrong with him?
Oh, there's something wrong with that guy. Now in terms of
there's something wrong with the guy. I do have this isn't done a
debasis Says Joe Biden. This is Joe Biden. Joe Biden. This is an
ISO suggested ISO worry out of the blue Joe Biden says you
should put your kids to sleep and play the record player
make sure the record player on at night yeah,
now this got a lot of this
record player. This got a lot of anger. How many people in the
audience even know what a record player?
Well, I saw. I saw Simone Sanders who is special
consultant now she ran Bernie's campaign last time around now
she with Joe Biden and I had no way to clip this I think it was
on Joy Reid was filling in or something just saw it in the
hotel. And she was saying oh you don't know about the vinyl vote.
That's that's their that's their witty comeback is apparently
there's a vinyl votes. People who like vinyl record shows
familiar with this with a vinyl vote. More like final vote for
him. Is he still alive? Is he still the front? front runner?
Yeah, of course. So that was the last I have last two clips are
both the Kamla Harris. She's going off on the Kamla Harris on
Medicare.
Okay, hello. Everybody
on the stage, I do believe is well intentioned and wants that
all Americans like to hear that again. Everybody on this stage,
I do believe is well intentioned and wants that all Americans
have coverage and recognises that right now. 30 million
Americans don't have coverage. But at least five people have
talked some repeatedly on this subject. and not once have we
talked about Donald Trump?
Oh, housing, we need to we need to load Joe up with some more
anachronisms, like, Would you like to take a picture with your
Kodak disc? You know, we got to have some more things like that.
There's more Steven
Kodak during the era of the Kodak disc piece. Maybe they
take a picture with the brownie.
The Looby tell.
So here's cameras follow up to her. We don't talk about Trump
or No, no, no, not at all. So let's talk
about the fact that Donald Trump came into office and spent
almost the entire first year of his term, trying to get rid of
the Affordable Care Act. We all fought against it. And then the
late great John McCain, at that moment, at about two o'clock in
the morning, killed his attempt to take health care from
millions of people in this country. Fast forward to today
and what is happening, Donald Trump's Department of Justice is
trying to get rid of the Affordable Care Act. Donald
Trump's administration is trying to get rid of the ban that we
placed on denying people who have pre existing conditions
coverage. So she does.
And then again, we go back to the CNN pundit who says, well,
at least they didn't talk about Trump. Thank
goodness. Yeah, no, that would have been horrible.
That's kind of it it was I got no real I mean, I think cashiers
I think everybody's pretty much out of it, except for the big
for
the polls to vote for Joe Biden.
That's my ISO of the day.
So Joe Biden it and he's still
the front runner war. Yeah, this part, this is great.
They just want it he's Democrat party's decided he's going to be
the guy. And the Vice President will be the one that takes over
and get in next. So it's going to be interesting how they gonna
make this ticket. Julian Castro is thought of as one of the
potential vice presidents. But he's done now after this
ridiculous display of arrogance. So
here, here's the here's the omission that is obvious. And I
think it's been obvious from the reports, it's been obvious from
your summary report. Nothing from Liz. She was this was
supposed to be her moment to, you know, to outshine everybody
and I hear nothing. Did she not have a moment of Did she not
ever
do a Trump bashing and her opening? So I didn't get that?
And she did. Mostly Liz stuff. Yeah. And she followed as she's
brawling with Bernie's, Medicare for All and that and she was not
standing out to me. Well, not to anyone was just the same old,
same old Liz. I mean, there was nothing specific that she did.
That was exciting.
Now, can you climbable now why do you think that Castro is over
and out just because of that?
Well, there's going to be a Biden ticket. Biden's not going
to put up with a guy like that. I mean, he's never why
couldn't Castro beat Joe
Castro can beat anybody.
You'll recall when? Before before Trump
stops, I gotta get designed, right? They gotta go get my
notes on this. Castro. At the end of his little beginning, he
puts on this I don't know if you ever see I should go back and
clip this in or screen save it. Castro has the creepiest smile.
It looks kind of like the Joker in the Batman movie smile. It's
incredibly creepy.
It's when when he thinks he's done something great. He pulls
that smile. I've seen it. Oh, it's creepy at is it's a maybe
it's like a lizard smile reptilian perhaps? Could be
could be could be could be. I think we both have this clip. So
I'll just play it since I thought I have a question about
ethics. This is Marianne Williamson who was not at the
debate. But who was caught on a hot mic hot mic. Hot Mic hot
mic.
So last week, I
actually this is the question I have about ethics. She was
interviewed on Fox News. And here's the guy who was
interviewing her on Fox News. Introducing the clip that he is,
you know, that was done out of context off air. But he's gonna
make it said well, she was miked. It was a hot mic. So it's
fair game. Let's play the clip and then we'll talk about that.
So last week I interviewed 2020 Hopeful candidate Marianne
Williamson. Just after the interview while still on camera
with a hot mic this happened.
What does it say that Fox News is nicer to me than the lefties
are? What does it say? That the Conservatives are nicer to me?
It's bizarre world man. It's
such a bizarre world. You know, I'm such a lefty. I mean, I'm a
serious lefty. There's so I understand why people on the
right call them godless them. I mean, it's like, I didn't think
the left was as mean as the right
they are. So
I find that this is a borderline case. I mean, obviously Fox is
doing this to show because she says, hey, the lefties are a
holes in their mean. But it's really insulting to Marianne
Williamson who was dumb you got you got and you should know
better. And she's clearly not completely honest in her own
public statements. Otherwise, she would have said this
publicly. But ethically, I don't think it's a very cool thing to
do.
Where if they asked her? Yeah. I don't know if they did, of
course. But what if they didn't
go? But if they did ask her, Hey, can we use this clip? You
know? Well, yeah, sure. I'm not in the thing anymore. Yeah, I
think she probably would have been, when asked about what
happened?
No, I don't think so. I don't think she agreed to it. And I'm
disappointed because
you're objecting to it, she would have come out and said
something which we'll
we'll keep our eye on. But she's definitely not going to be in
the fourth debate. She's out forever. She'll never even make
it on CNN or MSNBC again, ever.
Probably not, but she never made it on before. I never heard of
her. So it's not as though she was kicking ass on MSNBC for
years and years.
But I know her from the no agenda show. So it's just she's
my favourite candidate.
She was a lot of people's favourite, but I want to mention
a couple of things that are noteworthy about the debates
overall. One is, I don't know. But the psychological effect.
You know, this is the problem of having too many people up.
They're all yelling at each other. You're yelling and
overstepping their their time and doing all the rest of it is
besides doing that, which makes them look like pet pics and look
petulant, because they can't stop talking, Biden called them
out on at once is that you're watching this thing going on.
Somebody's talking and they raised their hands like their
fifth graders to get their hand in the air. And yeah, Bernie's
got his, you know, moving his hand around, like, I mean, like
real. But everyone's holding their hand up call on me.
Teacher call on me call on me. I mean, it looks juvenile. It
makes them look unpresidential. Um, you're not a president, if
you're holding your hand. You never saw Trump do that. With
all those other care. He would just say some funny into the
mic. Me Teach Me Me. Me. Me. Me. Yeah. But you don't have these
guys holding their hands up in the air and buying or not buying
But Bernie is the one who started that years ago, even
when he was just what mano a mano with Hillary Clinton last
always stick his hand up. Yeah, exactly. Like he's in a sixth
grade fifth grade. He called me call on me. Well, you're gonna
get called on that's what you're up there. You don't have to hold
your hand up. How
was the just for my own edification compared to the
cable news, guys? How did ABC do with production? Did you like
production in general? I mean, I didn't hear of any audio issues.
Everything sounded pretty good. Everything was smooth.
I thought it was it didn't have any flaws. And if you're
desperate you're looking for it was more professional. Yeah,
didn't CNN. Okay. All right.
Well, Friday night, all hell broke loose on Bill Maher's Bill
Maher show on HBO. They had to bring out the big guns after the
debate had to bring up Michael Moore. Of course. I got a couple
of clips here, just so you can hear how the big guns. So
there's Michael Moore and Bill Maher together, they definitely
represent a section of the Democrat part of the democratic
voting base. And I think they Well, Bill Maher is actually
appears to be a little more level headed in this, as you
listen to what Michael Moore is saying about the Democrats and
what they stand for. And what's going to work
the country is for raising the minimum wage. Of course, the
country is not for Medicare for All is it's only to ask the
question, get rid of private health insurance. I mean, Barack
Obama said if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor
which to be not true for only 2% of the population. And the whole
country went apeshit about the 2% right now are
you going to take away everybody's welcome, please get
rid of private even though there were so many things to fix about
Obama, he don't like that. People don't like that. No, they
liked the fact that they're 26 year old can still be covered.
Now. That's Obamacare. That's what that's Obamacare, like the
things about Obamacare, but but they didn't go far enough. And
we've got 30 million people that are uninsured. We've got 50 more
or underinsured
that that is this debt and Pelosi points out Obamacare is a
better benefit. Medicare for All doesn't play for pay for
catastrophic, you got to do that.
We're going to beat Trump. We're going to be Trump. Well, that's
a helpful thing to say.
No, no as addicting it. Were i No, no, no, no. We're the two
guys who said Trump was gonna win. And I'll see if the
election Okay, Legacy election where tonight Trump would win.
How about that? All right, here's how dangerous it is.
Because he'll be so simple get the same reaction when I said
that three years ago? No, no, don't say that. You have to
respect the evil genius of this guy.
He goes, he's going crazy. Now, the evil he's using Trump's
words, which is interesting how deeply embedded that is. And
this
women, the guys, supposedly a moron who's doesn't even have
any money, but now he's an evil genius did the same thing with
Bush. Bush was the either a moron or an evil genius of the
Antichrist. I mean, come on, make up your minds about these
images.
And the next clip here is about the squad, which I think is
universally accepted that Trump has been doing a pretty good job
of positioning them as the face of the New Democrat and the
Democrat Party, which logically I think it turns off a lot of
voters not according to Michael Moore, though,
he wants to make the squad, the face of the Democratic Party. I
know one of the person who wants to do that you
Yes, will win, win. Well, let me tell you 70% of the people who
are going to vote next year, are either women, people of colour,
or young adults between 18 and 35. That's 70% of the
electorate, women, people of colour, young adults, we should
be appealing to them. And if you're saying that you don't
like those women because they're, you know, you don't you
disagree policy thing. Yes, exactly. But what what do you
say they are not part of the hate. They're not pockets on
true. Love them. People of colour love them. Women love
them. I'll say it again.
This is the most bigoted conversation I've ever heard.
He's literally saying because they're women, women love them,
because they're brown people of colour love them is this guy on
drugs.
He's bigoted.
Who thinks like this anymore, all their brown people of colour
will love them. A head shaker
of the entire electric one of them has an approval rating
above 25%. So you're making this up. They're not beloved these
people because they don't believe in things that a lot of
people believe in like what? Not Medicare for all. And people do
believe in Medicare for all people do believe it. I know
you've got your polls. I've got my poll. Right. But if you if
you're out there with people, this people do believe this.
That's why all the candidates have tried to sign on but they
did.
When they called Nancy Pelosi a racist. You know, they think
they go too far. And I think they go too far and rubbish.
Guess what, of young people go too far. You know, they're
always always romanticising. The young people. Everybody looks
good when they're young, because they're not empowered enough to
make decisions because they're so innocent. I mean, you know
what, when they get to our range, there'll be assholes to
Michael Moore really believes the squad can do it. Ladies and
gentlemen. This squad can people love them? Women love them
because they're women. people of colour n-lorem Because that
Brown a come on bigot.
Mario throw weird stuff into he had this thing earlier in this
first clip, where he said that the Obama you can keep your own
doctor thing. Which turned out to be bullcrap. Yeah. He says
that, He says, but it's only affected 2% of everybody that
they couldn't keep drones out. He's implying that only 2% of
the people couldn't keep your own doctor. Yeah, I remember.
Sorry. I couldn't keep it around. Everybody else could
keep drones out. That's bullcrap. In California, which
is a good part of the entire public, the entire population of
the entire country, which is more than 2%. You can't it's all
based on networks. Yeah, you have to be in the network. If
there's your doctors not in the network. Yeah, you can keep them
but you're gonna have to pay him. And in California, that's
not even true. Maybe in other places, but in California,
because we had my daughter wanted to go see a dermatologist
that we always used and she's part of calcaire or whatever the
Obamacare network, you know, Obamacare implementation is in
California. She's part of that. And not only did the doctor
refused to take her, I said, Well, what if I just pay cash to
you know, in California, it's illegal to do what
it? Yes. Wow, I didn't realise that.
Yeah, if you in other words, I got a doctor. I just got it.
Hey, if I was if you're not part of calcaire kid whatever is
Callie care whatever they call it, Cal man Oh Cal Cuddles,
whatever it is. If you're in that system, which is the Obama
care, you can't do that you can't pick as if you weren't in
the system. You're just an individual like me. You could
you can you can do it. But if you're part of because they want
to discourage people from going outside the network well as as
Elena discourage it by finding it the doctor and dead thrown
him out. So he says no, no, no, no, I can't even touch this.
This client,
as we discussed, when Obamacare was just cranking up, that the
insurance companies are such rat bastards, that they squeezed the
doctors down to 30 cents on the dollar. And I have personally
witnessed if you go into the doctor's office, not in
California, apparently and you say, You know what, I'll pay
cash. I'll pay you 30 cents on the dollar, they'll usually
settle for 50 they will because they have that it takes them
weeks. Phone calls, emails, you know, they have to show all this
paperwork just to get paid. I mean, while you've already paid
your you've basically paid for it with your with your
deductible. Because that's on 100% Not 30%. So you're paying
for everything yourself. You're paying double. But that's that's
legal here. I had no idea that that was outlawed in California,
you cannot pay the doctor directly. How can that be?
That's that's why it's not a law or is it just the
insurance, the way the laws are written cheese?
Well, if you want to hear something I can look into
and more and write something. I'd like to know. It's really
it's really that sounds unconstitutional. Because the
guy refused to take the appointment. You
can't you can't disallow someone from enacting legal commerce.
You can well in California, everything's possible.
Anything's possible in California
final clip just to hear some more Fact Free stuff and just
how off the rails this group has gone. They had that little end
discussion. So if Michael Moore was the guy that used to run the
RNC,
the black guy, yeah. Steel. Yeah,
steel was on a crystal ball. And they're talking about what is
this clip? Oh, yeah, this is this is mainly about Muller, and
about, you know, the Muller report and how that all fell
apart. And it's just funny to hear their heads explode.
They built up expectations so much. Yeah, when the report came
out, you were like, Oh, no big deal. It was like anything short
of us. She tape was nothing
right. Well, the person who shipped the bed was Robert
Mueller. He can't even go after the taxes seriously that's your
investigative technique. Don't follow the money I did we please
the one who was the mistake on MSNBC is making him into this.
This hero and shit the bed shit the bed I did the campaign
manager, the deputy campaign manager the lead Trump
book, the President's
memo, memo, not a lot not in the Constitution. Just a memo. We
did a whole thing on this member that night, right
after he came out. And I agree with you, but he laid it on a
platter for
Trump. He didn't they didn't have to sit got the taxes. The
legal genius of Rudy Giuliani was able to protect Trump from
being interviewed. Yes, exactly.
The whole thing is the tax is the reason why he may be a
Russian asset just He's the worst businessman ever. So at a
certain point, the only people who give money are the Russians.
That's, you know what?
Muller didn't establish collusion per se, because it's a
technical term. He showed clear coordination between the
campaign and the other. I think he did his job. Could he have
done more sure. He didn't do enough absent here's a bit
overhyped and they're not alone. Right. There are plenty of
people who were involved in the overhyping of this but then when
he did find the facts, were not enough for a public that
expected like Barry said that they were gonna get the P tape.
My quick take on all of it was everything everybody said is
that absolutely right. But here's the rub. At the end of
the day, the Democrat in Congress, the media allowed the
Attorney General to come out and define the narrative before he
was put on this. So at that point, folks, it didn't matter
what was in the report, right because we were told there's
nothing here
to follow. What is this bullshit about like we did not find? Just
tell us okay.
Radek control
they're mad at And Mala What is this? I've heard the term but
what is the etymology of shit the bed and what does this come
from and
dead homology is but it is an old term. It means just you
screws
it up yeah so that's where their heads are still at
oh there yeah you're ready to go that Migdal is too big now
whatever happened that document that crystal ball she you know
she works for the hill she does some online video stuff she
isn't she's lost her
she's she's anti MSNBC now that she's no longer there
yeah she got kicked off and and I think Maher brings on because
she's kind of his style cute and right and he brings these women
it brings and Coulter on a lot he's got some thing about her
too, but did reminded me Whatever happened to that guy
Touray member him Yeah, where
is Touray? Yeah. Okay, enough thinking about it. I only
thought think about him for a second or two Touray
he was the worst and she was on the show with him
right he had an A he even had an did he have what was that show?
MSM be sheet see show? Yeah, Miss MB Seamus MB shisha. Touray
I don't know. He's not YC here is a former MSNBC host. Just a
quick little. Oh wait. jant Dateline January 11. Former
MSNBC host Touray Neblett accused of sexual harrassment I
have learned and grown. Now he got me tude.
Oh, well, that didn't get much much. Oh, interesting. That
didn't get much play at all. I don't recall it. I'd already
call it we would have recalled it. If we even got a hint. We
would have gloated but no, so yes, we would have floated so he
got me to doubt that's interesting. He to the
hell out of here. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your
courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea
in Castro was out John C Devorah. Back. Well, in
the morning, you'll miss sham curls in the Moreno chips and
see boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water. And
all the Dames and nights out.
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submitting for a while. And he just he nailed it with his NPR,
national propaganda radio with the logo. And then of course
that was meant to play into our reporting of the new CEO of NPR
who is clearly a spook and worked for the spooktacular
Voice of America and Radio Free liberty, which are propaganda
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Governors. And there was I think there was some stuff we needed
to discuss because there were some other candidates. Let me
just check the artwork real quick. We had a couple of
new ones, the CIA one that Deb O'Neill did, but I always
thought that the NIC one was the best
it was a little more subtle. Yeah, it was just it worked.
It wasn't very subtle, but it was more subtle
than point CIA.
That's true. It's more subtle than that.
Yeah, there were other there were other stuff in there. That
was just the one that jumped out and we both liked it
immediately. So and worked well. And we've been happy for Nick
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not see a note from him. Well, how was David Julian I'm sorry
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Brian Brady's next on the list with the tune of $34.56 23456 in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Here's the lowdown on the Pittsburgh
meetup provider with the donation because I felt bad
rambling too much without chipping in. I flew a bit too
close to the sun, trying to combine a soccer game and a bar
meet up into one so a day before we decided just to go to the
same bar with producer Emma held the inaugural meet up. We ended
up with 10 people, nine adults and the first child attendee in
Pittsburgh meet up history. Well, even though four of the
nine adults were attending their dry, everyone to take notes.
Even though four of the nine adults were attending their
first meetup was in 10 minutes. We were all talking and laughing
like we had known each other for years. There's something truly
magical about the people bonding over calling one another
douchebag sorry, she wanted to own up to hitting my mother in
the mouth during a car ride back from Nashville, Doug Fittler was
kind enough to provide the high res heads on sticks. So we got
some great group photos with both of you in them. We also
informally decided to make the meet up on a periodically
occurring event. And we're going to keep the notebooks we bought
four letters to you too until we filled them up then send them
no, I think my fellow Pittsburgh producers from both meetups are
with me wholeheartedly in expressing our gratitude for the
show and what it has grown into hell I even got a new shooting
range buddy out of this meetup. Oh, good to go to Pittsburgh to
go shooting think about this though.
There's 10 people
who not only like the no agenda show in Pittsburgh, but enough
to come out to a meet up, but also like soccer. And this is
some news right here.
I find it distressing personally.
I think it's great. It's probably a smart idea that went
back to the original venue these things kind of tend to stick
unless the unless the venue was really bad for some reason, but
I'm glad
we got a good one in Oakland. We're never going back. Sir
Peter, the high powered vanilla ham in
Amsterdam or Hayward the high power vanilla hammerheads.
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hammerheads, 233 dot 33 from Holland. And he says, Dear
guardians of reality. From behind the great Chinese
firewall always in China. I finally had it. My smokin hot
girlfriend's douchebaggery must stop now. At first she thought
the show was lame. I support your show is same dad show is
lame. I support your advice and never mentioned this show on any
first date. But now she keeps me awake with her laughter and
comments until i She hasn't even though she hasn't supported the
show. So in other words, it was lame but now she thinks it's
hilarious Okay, which it is. This must come to an end.
Currently we are on a four week cycling trip in China you Nan
and Tibet Whoa. And almost everything is firewalled
wave it wave it's this is like hikers in China with these these
guys spooks. Yeah we're cycling.
Well, maybe they will if they're cycling near the North Korean
border. I'd be more suspicious but no, I know people that do
this sort of thing. Let's go to China and cycle
I'm sure our producers don't sound like that.
Well, they can't hear us anywhere because their their
their firewall. Yeah, so hard to get some decent information is
beautiful, by the way that people are nice. That's true.
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this on the people go into China. In China, it's and I've
said this on the show before but apparently nobody loses their
reasons show in every minute of it. When you're in China, or
most of these Asian countries, make sure you have a little
notebook and you carry that and you have people write stuff in
Chinese on it. In other words, you're at a hotel, you go to the
concierge, I'm gonna go here, here, here and here. I'm here.
And they have him right in Chinese on different pages. And
then you have a little note at the bottom saying what it is
like the store that they have, right? And then you use that
notepad to get around because in China itself, they don't all
speak the same language as all dialects and they can understand
each other necessarily, but they all have the same written
language. So it's very common for even Chinese to use this
trick of just having the notepad full of little notes best to be
small. And you hold it up to it like a taxi cab driver and you
just show it to him. And he's fine. He's good to go. The more
you know in the morning
that's true. You've got
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far, putting in Australian 333 and a few pennies to make the
final jump into sanity would love a little girl yay. To mark
this moment to see men begin to be nice.
Yeah, he's being knighted today. Yep,
he's on the list.
He's blue who I thought it was on the list let me just double
check.
Pretty good marks my move on to Sydney to better places and more
time for listening to no agenda as I move to Kiama in the south
of Sydney don't know what that is. I would like to claim Sir
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blowhole as you look it up
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up his key our boys
and key I'm a blow I'm not
gonna look up any blowhole
I saw there was a blue there's a blow hole in Iceland is
fascinating. There's, you know what a blow hole is generally
something where a bunch of water rushes in and it's not a geyser
per se, which is caused by boiling water. It's just tide
comes in and boom, blowhole Yeah. shoots the water and
I'm looking at it now. Apparently it's dangerous. This
is dangerous blows are
always dangerous. Yeah. Yeah. Kiama blowhole. Sounds lewd,
does no special favours to include I eat most things that
fall on the floor? I'm also a cheap drunk. But I do call out
Bruce Johnson of Cape Town South Africa as a douchebag
you listened listens. He
keeps all his ran tightly stuffed up his ass
with friends like that. Well, Kevin will see you at the at the
roundtable and we'll we'll I guess we'll just leave some
scraps on the floor for you to enjoy along with your hookers
and blow
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of the bound book here, nudging over ever closer to Baronet
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Last but not least, is Daniel Roberts 20 $11.20. From the US
parts unknown is my first executive producer contribution
ever, and I've been on a modest subscription for a few years now
with larger contributions interspersed throughout. This
shows value to me is far greater than I've been able to budget
for. First, I greatly appreciated jobs come with a
dash of goat, as my current gig has been pretty tough lately. I
sent both of you the investigate chiller Berg shirt. He is our
guy that Adam mentioned Thursday and I like to offer a bit of
explanation. Yes, Schilder berg is a small annual weekend
camping event that will be at Emma long Metro Park in Austin,
Texas, May 23 to 26th and 2020. You have to go How could I not?
It's open to any self identified lover of liberty. No, maybe not.
regardless of political affiliation. It will coincide
with the libertarian National Convention in Austin. You have
to go to that. And they will be so busy of crossover. I will be
busy. Well, the Libertarian Party nerds are playing third
string politics. We'll be grilling having a good time.
flies fast. Free to chill children burgers, but we'll be
accepting donations for free. Fr
Free Free. Free. Free ross.org He's the Ross Olbrich the the
Bitcoin drug platform What's that called again?
Oh, I forgot I forgotten to add him if you want to swing by for
some burgers or even camp tonight
Silk Road.
You can camp tonight in Austin anywhere. There will be at least
a handful of producers in attendance that I know of. Who
already would love so much to see you. Maybe enough for an
impromptu meet up. John. We'd love to have you too if you
wanted to make the trek. Anyways at Schilder Berg on Twitter.
Yes, yes, I actually did look this up because I saw people
were tweeting mentioning me and in there tagging me about
shoulder Bergen. How funny was that course? Oh, let's do the
old guy didn't know what it was about. Biden Yeah, it seemed it
can I bring my record player sounds like a pretty fun event
if we're going to be throwing some burgers on and and in
hanging out. I'm not going to camp but I can definitely go on
because I don't know how far the Metro Park is not that far and
get there.
Yeah, for sure. I'll go I'll represent that should be fun.
The Silk Road was Ross Ulbricht Bitcoin platform. Remember, I
even bought drugs off of there with Bitcoin. Don't you
remember? We did all that. Hello?
Yes, you did. I remember that. You never told you what the
drugs were?
Well, no, I don't want to go to jail, or it didn't at the time
at least. Well, anyway, thank you, Daniel. And you become an
Associate Executive Producer along with your other cohorts.
And of course, our one two was pretty even keeled here. We got
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this. We go out Are people in the mouth?
While we're talking about Austin, Texas, little unhoused
update as the war on the homeless continues. It looks
like in Austin, the people of Austin are making some headway
so
council members and kitchen and Kathie tovo submitted one plan
and then councilmember Greg Kozar. And Mayor Steve Adler
submitted another plan. But the biggest takeaway from both plans
is that there are more agreements here than
differences. So both plans will limit to sitting lying or
camping on sidewalks in busy parts of downtown like Sixth
Street and Congress Avenue and around them some of the homeless
shelters, but the kitchen tovo plan takes it a bit farther and
includes the drag and parts of UTS West Campus. It also
includes pasta parts of East Austin like 11th and 12th
streets. I spoke with both council members cat kitchen and
tovo and kitchen tells me this all boils down to ensuring
safety for everyone
saying that it is okay to camp or even or sit and lie in areas
that are not safe is not good for anyone. And I don't consider
that. That's not discriminatory.
The plan that Councilmember Kisara and Mayor Adler support
is based off a 2010 map it shows where people can't ride their
bikes on sidewalks. Now this map is primarily focused on the
downtown area so it doesn't really include any restrictions
in West Campus apart from a section of the drag or in areas
in East Austin Mayor Adler tells me he knows the map is outdated
but he says it's still a good starting point.
The city's identified sidewalks that have so much traffic on
them that they shouldn't have bicycles on them.
How sick is all this for
a second? Are these people name I just where I heard it. Kitchen
somebody's name kitchen Tobel and Cousar I mean is there any
normal names and ASO tell you where these where somebody named
kitchen come from?
I don't recognise that So you heard the name kitchen. Yeah,
kitchen and Jobo heard I only know I know are at the beginning
of the clip again and I only got a rock councilmembers po let me
see kitchen and kitchen you're right and kitchen she's district
five and she I think is the isn't she the mayor 10 Poor or
whatever it is. I think she's temporary asking me he may or
may or temporary rush and I think crispy.
Tempura and poor is male Mayor Tim poor Japanese sex. Exactly.
Yeah. So what they
this is really Kobo doh Doh, doh ball or whatever that other
person is.
But there's another Council these are all council members.
Wow. But but it was mind boggling is how about the
sidewalks being used for what they were built for?
We had Iraq's we walking Yes, we
have scooters on the sidewalk riding on the sidewalk Park. I
mean, there are all these rules about where you can park your
scooter. But go ahead if you want to pitch a tent. And now
the mayor saying well, yeah, obviously, you know if it's
really busy, then we can have them camping there. Hello. And
there's something else disgusting going on. Now,
Austin? What if if I asked you what is Austin's main business?
Music? No, of course not University of Texas?
Well, that would be the actual answer. But we've become a
conference town. And part of that move. When we think when we
found out the Dell which is founded and operates from
Austin, Texas could not even hold their annual sales sales
meeting. Because there were not enough hotel rooms. There was a
decision that was made. Okay, we're going to be a conference
town and we are a city and we have a big conference city and a
conference centre. And we have lots of hotels that are opening
up now. So they're a big lobby, surprise, surprise. They're
going after the STRS the short term rentals and so the people
notice now the two come together where people who are doing
Airbnb are saying well wait a minute. I I can't rent out my
home for people to stay in it. But it's okay for people to camp
on the street. I mean, you see how this is not going to end up
well with all these different groups? Yeah, that's for sure.
And well, at least they're doing something and it looks like
downtown. No sit no lie ordinance will be will be
reinstated, which is a somewhat of a win. It's not fixing the
problem, but it's somewhere that we just
don't have any vagrancy law was in that town. Oh,
they this is exactly what they did this go ahead do whatever
you want. You're just camping. They call it the camping laws
it's no sit no like camping. And then there's no doesn't the term
homeless does not enter that
that that rule is just camping. Interesting workaround. Yeah.
Well that's what it is. All right. Well, you're welcome to
it. So I have
and I said didn't think so too much. I'm surprised you haven't
caught me. Let's get them Felicity Huffman update.
Yeah, this was this was interesting. Which Which one do
you have? I have a kind of a show busy version. Listen to
yours. What do
you detail tonight on actress Felicity Huffman sentencing in
the college admissions scandal, Hoffman must turn herself in by
October 25 for a two week stay at a minimum security prison in
California. According to prison guidelines, Huffman will be
allowed to sunbae that a certain time, but must also make her own
bed by 6:30am. Every weekday.
I have a longer report from inside edition right? We need
the we need the real news jingle for this. This is this is so
much better, although that was a good start. And now back to real
news.
Felicity Huffman was sentenced to 14 days in prison for her
role in the college admissions scandal. Huffman says her
daughter told her I don't know who you are anymore. Mom. Why
didn't you believe in me? Why didn't you think I could do it
on my own. The US attorney asked the judge to sentenced her to 30
days in jail. Hoffman's lawyer asked for no jail time, Huffman
was ordered to turn herself in on October 25. Two federal
authorities to begin her 14 Day sentence In a
surprise move she asked to do her time in the Federal
Penitentiary in Northern California. It's a much cooler
climate, but the Bureau of Prisons may choose to send her
to Victorville in the desert.
She should not expect camp
cupcake she is going to be cleaning bathrooms.
Polly Coleman knows firsthand what it's like in Victorville.
She served 13 months there for wire fraud. She says Hoffman's
time behind bars will start with a strip search.
That's not the only indignity that she's going to face. You
get harassment your guard demeans you are yelled at
Coleman who is now a prison consultant says Huffman will
have a hard time from the correctional officers not the
other inmate.
They're going to probably try and rattle her cage a little bit
more so they're going to be a really around her barking orders
that are what was the food like there it's horrible. You
couldn't even really tell necessarily what it was if it
was chicken it really didn't look like chicken in fact, most
of the boxes would even say not for human consumption.
I chose this report specifically to just show you that this has
nothing to do with law this is part of the cancelled culture
shaming. Humiliation It's very odd I don't know if I can really
describe what I think about this but it's more you have to clean
toilet bitch it's kind of like that. Instead of instead of what
is going on with educational
creation this is the same as the olden days in the 1600s or the
old put in stocks
Yeah, in the stocks in the stockade.
You're in the middle of town there'd be some guy in this in
these with his head through a hole in his arm. Lie down. Yeah,
kids that come and spit on him.
It's kind of what it is kind of mediaeval
that way isn't it? It's just a two week sentence so it's easy
but there's no there's no real discussion of what's actually
going on here and why this is necessary and what that Hello
CBS
had a so she's living it up except for the fact that she has
to make her bed
wow that's so sad. So sad. Yeah,
well the idea was of course is to scare the other one Lori
Loughlin Yeah Who's Who's still with Olivia Jade the daughter
with given the fingered everybody they're gonna go to
trial and I bet if I was on the jury I would be very hard
pressed to find the any of these people guilty. They were
suckered by some by more or less a scammer or a system that was a
scam system and they didn't know any better because they weren't
educated themselves and the daughters are should have gone
to junior college like everyone else if they wanted to go to
college at all. They didn't have to go to some prestigious school
like Olivia Jade needs to go to anything you know, above you
know, Fulton JC or Long Beach. But okay. But I still think this
is the punishment not fitting the crime here. I mean, yeah,
there was some fraud and bribery and things like that but it's
all it was all scumbag
but also the the loop has not been closed there's no closure
on okay is this still happening and what was this ring Where's
the guy who was behind it we don't hear any of that zero we
don't hear anything about that guy it's just become the largest
distraction of the week the end of pool just shut up about
everything else don't worry about it still going on of
course just in different forms surely through the athletic
parts of the of the system Iowans incredible disservice.
And this is your academic industrial complex who are
likely blocking stories. Well, however, whatever is being done,
it's disservice to the people.
Indeed, all right,
gotta break this out.
OTG going home DJ guy, the guy OTG going toe to toe tng gonna
get
a brand new theme song. Courtesy of John Claude some old this
could be a hit ot GTG guy come on. I could see the T shirts and
the bumper stickers. Yeah, well, I'm
all in a little update on you're off the grid. Why should be off
the grid and why you should be like me. And like John, John has
no phone. I have a phone. Right? You have a Nexus One and good
phones a landline right?
Made a Bakelite
I have the cloaked iPhone five which I realised I still need to
put the instructions together how to do that. It doesn't
matter that much. If you're on Verizon do not buy the iPhone
five from Amazon like I've done they will no longer activated on
Verizon. So that phone is now being shipped out to pasture.
And I Verizon uses they use CDMA, don't they they don't have
the SIM cards. Okay, so to me, that's just tough. I'm pretty
sure the iPhone the iPhone five will continue to function for
GSM based networks with the SIM card. Finally, we have some
reporting with questions like should apps share details of
women's menstruation and sex lives with Facebook and other
sites? Question Mark worse. As it turns out, 60% of the apps
that track cycle is menstrual menstrual cycles, or ovulation
cycles, which of course ultimately comes down to sexual
cycles. The minute you fire up the app, it sends off all your
data to Facebook, even if you don't have a Facebook account.
Of course, Facebook has an account on you, you just don't
participate in it.
The
iPhone 11 was announced there was some an omission in the
presentation. But we're experts are now pretty sure it contains
the u one. That's letter u one location chip to facilitate the
apple tags. None of this was mentioned in this particular
special presentation that Tim Tom Collins cook did. But let me
explain what it is the you one location chip uses BLE, which is
Bluetooth low energy, I believe that's the same technology my
hearing aids use. It's a 2.4 gigahertz very low energy. So it
has limited field but incredibly precise location determination
is possible. And the apple tags. This is very interesting.
They're selling them. I guess they're gonna sell them
everywhere. I've seen him about certainly in the phone store.
It's a little sticker, which of course isn't an I an RFID type
of sticker. You can put it on anything you want. So put it on
your keys. If you leave your keys on, and you're walking out
of the house, your iPhone will alert you up, up, up, up up,
you're walking too far away from your keys. So it knows that
you're in the house out of the house. But let's say you leave
your keys at a bar. The Apple tag system will be able to
locate your keys. Even if you're at home 10 miles away or 100
miles away. It doesn't make any difference and how does it work?
Yes. How does it work? Adam?
The all Apple iPhones are now part of a network of course
encrypted we can never see what it's all about. And it's a mesh
type of network where they are detecting Apple tags anywhere in
the vicinity and reporting it all back to Apple on a
continuing basis. So there's
another words Hold on a second guy just stopping you joy Can I
ask a wise question? So I've got an RFID tag on my keys. And my I
left the keys at the bar. And they're apples assuming there's
so many people that do it at any given public place, there will
be a number of Apple iPhones correct. And those Apple iPhones
will be sending out some, some signal something to get the
induction to work on the keys, your ID, and Id say, Oh, look,
there's a key number 11556634, A, B 25, blah, blah, blah, yeah,
let me just take that information and send it to
Apple. And maybe some other people can can triangulate on
this key. And they will at least, Apple now will know where
the key is, if the owner of the key wants to find it. You know,
now, in the process of doing this, the Apple iPhone is
sending signals to the headquarters and Jen bouncing,
induction currents out to the to the RFID tag, and it's wasting
juice. No wonder the battery doesn't last for long.
Well, that wasn't my problem with the system, but you make a
good point. I'm all for it. That's not bad. That's exactly
what it's going to do. And you can put these things on
anything, you can put it on your kid, you put it on your dog, put
it on your neighbour, you can track other people, If I slap a
tag on the on, you know, like I'm putting you put a kick me
sign on someone's back. Yeah, you SAP a little tag on him. So
there's a lot of implications about this. But the main thing
is going to be used for is for retail tracking. And you better
believe Apple has all kinds of deals in place to help retail
understand exactly where the customer is standing. And this
will be this is going to be very big and I'm sure Apple's not the
only one and then not really talking about it. All they talk
about is how how they care about your privacy and your security.
Well, I'm not so sure about it. But this story as I was watching
ESPN, I'm always surprised. I just flip on ESPN to catch up on
sports as I do frequent words. As I frequently do, imagine my
surprise when I hear a kind of an OTG segment certainly show
material regarding Bama, which had to look it up I guess that's
the Alabama team Bama brother or not. What Oh, yeah,
everybody knows Bama? Yes, I knew that.
Bomani, Nick Saban has a technological solution for the
empty student sections. He keeps complaining about his funny York
Times reports that Alabama had students instal a custom version
of an app named fan maker that tracks locations of fans inside
the stadium. And the reward is loyalty points to be redeemed
for sec title game in college football playoff tickets. So
what does this app sound like to you? Alright, so I do like kind
of dig the idea that you can be rewarded for staying the whole
game because they do have a problem here, which is they've
been beaten to breaks off people and not everybody wants to be
running the risk getting skin cancer watching a foregone
conclusion, right. So I understand that part of it.
However, the idea that they are tracking you Yes, this is the
case with most apps you use to be clear, most of them have this
power and do that. But it starts feeling extra creepy. When you
start hearing about it in the Senate. It sounds dystopian, it
sounds like you are getting paid actors to end up attending these
games because the players are not paid. So what do we do we
have to build the environment around them that helps recruit
more of those players. And so the fans are complicit in that.
But for me, this all strikes to privacy, it strikes to the
notion that we're just going to let schools universities,
employers, bosses track you, because where does it end? Where
does it end? Once you get your location Hold on, we're kind of
burying the lead to a degree here, never the lead because we
decided to focus this around Alabama. But on our research
coming up to do the show, we found out that the University of
North Carolina is using tracking to make sure that the players go
to class like it's no longer enough now to put somebody
outside of the class which you can do and everybody takes the
same classes and just to check if they go now Oh, no, no, no,
they are going to be using this to track whether you go to class
which gets us to the point that you are making. At what point do
you think they are going to stop like once they get a little bit
in here? They're going to keep doing it why? Because they see
it as a good idea. Why because it makes sense. And one argument
that we can continue to use Pablo for justifying things is
simply that they make sense because they you get to this
stuff.
Imagine my surprise and OTG segment on ESPN, this is not yet
we're spreading.
This is a big story actually in the sports world. Because the
Alabama or Bama, they are the best. Well the second best
actually the second best college football team but but they're
always the best or the second best and they and they play all
these a lot of teams like minor teams because they do get to
play three weeks sisters every year, and they'll run the score
up to 77 to 675 or the 70 point mark, you know, in the, in the
second quarter it before they put all the substitutes and
people started leaving. It's like, Hey, I think this game is
over. We don't really have to watch it anymore. The stands are
empty by the end of the game. Right? So this is like, did it
fat did that coach felt that there was hurtful that people
were staying for the whole game against citadel?
How? Yeah.
Well, well, you know what's next? I mean, it's just a matter
of time before they just skip the phone and just chip the
chip, chip and chip, you
know, because what are you gonna do with a guy like me? I have a,
I have a mobile phone. Sure. It's down in in one of the
cabinets. And I pull it out once in a while if I think that, you
know, made me want to drive a long ways. And I might need a
phone to call for an emergency help or something. But generally
speaking, I don't even carry the phone at the store anywhere.
What's the point? I don't need a phone on me all the time. So I
leave it you know, so I don't have the phone. I don't like not
trackable. The phone is off. And it's in a drawer in a cabinet.
And yeah, maybe you could remotely turn it on if you
wanted to turn the phone on a blot the battery, but there's
nothing you can do. You can't track me. Well, I
think that these, this apple u one system, I think that's
really given us a whole bunch of new options, where you can just,
you can just slap one of these on the people as they come into
the stadium.
So much easier to wait. Now here's the way you would do it.
I've just started this. Because it's kind of like that. But it's
like you have your you get a ticket with the with the Indic
with of thing, all the tags on the ticket. And as soon as
printed even bread some point in the future builder print these
tickets with a tag on Sure, sure. And so you but you have to
keep the ticket with you at all times. Because to leave, you got
to use the taste, I guess. But you know, when you get on BART
or some subway says we have you need a ticket on many of these
systems to get off to thing you may have to need a ticket to get
out.
Well, this brings me to the final OTG story for today, which
is kind of the getting out of it the opting out. And this is a
company that people have been emailing me about for a couple
of weeks. I've heard of them before, but never really looked
into it. And I was surprised when I see where they came from.
This is my life, my life.com I don't know if you've heard about
this. I have. So my life.com has an actual reputation score. And
this is what I've been talking about when it comes to credit
scores, companies like Credit Karma, owned majority by Google,
who are trying to find out everything about your financial
life and your behaviour in general. In the first case, to
offer you loans, and to control your behaviour so that you don't
drive too fast. You go to bed on time you pay your utility bills,
you subscribe to the right magazines, by the way gardening
guns is a originates from North Carolina. And a lot of our
producers subscribed to garden and guns. As it turns out, found
that out as it turns out,
great magazine,
but my life.com now for just for my life.com to go and say okay,
we're doing a reputation score is one thing, but they have a
very interesting model. This, they started as reunion.com
which I do remember that that goes back to 2002.
Do you mandate it pivoted?
Well, they did a whole bunch of first of all they got they
raised a bunch of money. I think they've raised over $100
million, which is something to take note of they acquired
planet alumni, good contacts, High School alumni, my address
book.com. They acquire. They've just been growing like crazy.
And what they do is they their SEO is really well done. So if
you search for your name, you're gonna and maybe I don't know
what deals they may or may not have with Google and other
search engines because that would make that would only make
sense. They'll pop up and say oh, look at we found about you.
And they collect all of these horrible new liens via people
saying shit about you, all of this is collected by them and
somehow algo ized into
a score.
And you pretty much have to become a member and use their
services for them to get rid of all the shit that's out there
about you. You can
have stuff deleted. I know this is they're not the only company
doing this because there's some major databases that everybody
accesses are and I find the whole thing incredibly annoying
because it's gotten to the point. And I remember when this
first began when the Yellow Pages and US West, all these
phone companies, they all put their their telephone books
online. And this was in the 80s. And they're all been they were
going to, they're competing with each other. So if you wanted to
find a phone number, you could look up the guy's name, or if
you had any idea where he might live, and his his phone number
comes up now, and oh, I never was all jacked up about this.
Yeah, we're gonna have the best Yellow Pages and you can get
everything's always gonna go through this. And then now all
of a sudden, it did very slowly morphed into it, because these
guys like my life. Were buying up all these guys. And so the
next thing you know is now if you look want to look up
somebody's phone number, you might get it. But most of the
time is goes to my life. And they says, oh, yeah, we've got
his phone number. Or, you know, but you got to sign in right
now. Oh, yeah. Well, wait a minute. Oh, that sounds great.
Well, you can do it for just you can sign it for one day, nine
bucks. I mean, you gotta pay like nine bucks or a buck or 10
bucks is something to get a phone number nowadays, when it
used to be wide open. It's really I think, is that I don't
know why this hasn't been investigated. But now it's
almost impossible to get people's phone numbers.
Well, the thing that I'm worried about, it's not like domain, not
so much that. But if you say, Well, I'm worried if I go. And
if I look for John C. Dvorak. And if I just do it, I'm doing a
Google search. I'm pretty much unfindable.
What should where's this? Here we go.
It's going to you have a reputation score of 3.65. Which
means well, it's right. It's fair. But it's right under the
good section.
Yeah, well, that would be to get me to go over there. And yes,
exactly. sucker's game. I'm not gonna I don't care my
reputation. Yeah.
But who are these guys marketing to companies that hire people,
companies that don't want to go through looking online, just
give me the reputation score from my life.com. That's what's
going to happen. And all, as you've warned for Levin for over
a decade, all that shitty stuff you post on your social
networks, it's being sucked up by these guys, and you're going
to wind up paying to have them obfuscate their results about
you. That's the scam.
Yeah, that's a good one to come on. Admit it. OTG going oh, I'm
low teacher guy, the guy.
Oh, yeah. Just like a blues singer.
blues riffs
love the blues riffs. Alright, that's your OTG report
everybody. The idea is to stay off the phone. Do not instal
apps do not deploy them. And if possible, use the privacy Pro to
cloak your iPhone five. I think there's also a version for
Android your
you might as well be shovelling snow. I mean this is the people
at Bama for example as you refer to it don't you're not going to
be able to do that you're gonna go to the game and have to have
your phone you're gonna have to be tracked Yeah, well that's
true because and the reason is because there's not enough
people these college kids to bitch about it. Hey, I don't
like being tracked because they're on the phone all the
time they're being tracked they don't care well so what I'm not
doing anything wrong. And the whole thing is fruitless.
Everything goes in cycles John you know what yourself the
pendulum always swings back when you hear ESPN ESPN doing a
better tracking off the good golf the grid report than any
news report I've seen in the past five years, you know, it's
getting through to somebody. So I have a little more faith in
humanity that eventually people will goes I'm sick of this and
then they'll just start to ditch it okay, I know I know. I know
I'm wishful Hey, I the children hold the future I want to help
them it's all I'm trying out
but by the way got one more ISO okay this is the one that got
this off of Bernie decided we didn't play it as a longer clip
but here's the this is the huge mistake so
Okay, huge mistake a huge mistake
I don't know I think the Yemen the Yemeni I agree.
That's still the best because we would like to know what he's
saying.
I don't think we want to know it can't be good.
It can't be good at all.
Let's see. Oh, just to just to fit in. I don't want to do that.
You got something before we take another break anything quick
that you would like
to few different clips, but we can do it awesome. Good in
there. You want some entertaining some fun? Well hit
well Piers Morgan so I just watched the guys had cut by got
three clips actually one of them's little lengthy ones who
will maybe move those off but I gave the the one funnier clip.
So Piers Morgan I watched this show it's Good Morning Britain
or something. It's on ITV channel four. And so I'm
watching this and he's got he's got it he's going they brought a
robot girl on with with a robot girls inventor and he's not
doing anything they've been Venters not I don't know if this
thing's hooked
to a radio. Was this one of the sex doll robots? Or what is it?
Then?
They never announced it as a sex doll robot. But it's a it's a
robot. I don't think it is because it can't really open his
mouth that much. But if you know what I mean, and, but it's a
robot girl and she's wink and she can talk and she looks in
your eyes, she looks into till she actually moves, she looks
kinda like a person. And they're doing a whole bit with her. So
they finally come to this particular bit where they ask
her to tell a joke.
Which is Piers
Morgan versus the robot?
I think she got a sense of humour.
In a rudimentary sense.
Let's try it's avec and if you've got any jokes,
what she's with you use to persuade a bear to come down
from a tree
what she's what I use to persuade a bear to come down
from a tree. I don't know what she's
come on bear
would you like to say to Good Morning Britain's audience.
Hi, everyone. Please make friends with Hanson robots like
me. And like my brother, the Professor Einstein robot, which
will be available online on July. He's amazing. For now, I
bid you farewell.
Wow. dash
cam on there. That's a funny, funny kids joke.
That's the love that's like a level Alexa and Google Home. And
that's the kind of stuff you get from them. That's the future.
That's where your billions of dollars are going towards
the future fan and we're screwed.
I'm gonna show my school by donation to no agenda. Imagine
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feel today so so what so well.
Hello, that's a no nothing. It's just
okay. I'm snowed in his back. Well, he's never.
Well, he's back back into the state. He's
definitely not back in the States. But he hasn't booked
back in the news. He has a book out. Yeah. No, he did a book.
Yeah. And it's really it's, it's odd.
Because he's getting no traction. It's like Snowden is
just no longer interesting to most. And quite honestly, a guy
went from Guardian, The Guardian newspaper, went over and
interviewed him. And it was boring. Because really, I mean,
there's a few new things that he talks about here. But in general
No no and he still for some reason is still wearing the the
eyeglasses that misses the left nosepads and I still for the
life of me don't understand why that we've been thinking his
code but is it really he's been in Moscow now for I think five
and yet frames
in Moscow that are probably pretty good. Well,
I think he only wears it when he needs to show brands Snowden
apparently he although he no longer has to go out incognito
in Moscow. I don't know what change but apparently doesn't
have to do that anymore.
And he was made with the FSB and the CIA.
Some kind of deal was made and he's now married. I didn't know
this idea.
Marius. Girlfriend is dancer
Yep. The BA interesting you say that? You're just as shallow as
everybody else. We she was treated
in the media and how you feel
about that? Once it's always been a much more complex figure.
Then I think the media was ready to grapple with. They saw that
she had been a pole dancing instructor and you know things.
There were videos on YouTube of her doing performances. And
they're like, Oh, she must be a stripper. Because that's that's
they they reduce women to be sexualized.
Talking about you Devorah
I should dancer I did not say stripper. I went out of my way
not to say straight, okay? Well, Ballerinas are dancers to you
know, well done
this sort of sporting role. They didn't look at her complexity.
They didn't look at the fact that she's a photographer. They
didn't look at the fact that she's a poet. They didn't look
at the politics, in fact, shaped my own.
She's a poet.
She's a poet. Looking at the full woman, she's a poet, and
she takes pictures.
And how did they meet?
When did you first meet?
This is like a site called hot or not that uncommon. Vein basic
view. And if you are attractive, who is near you? And you can say
I'm interested in meeting this person.
What did you rate her as? She was a 10? Or did she rate you're
not?
But high enough that she clicked the meet me pattern?
Yeah, we were always perturbed that no one ever tried to
interview her as if she was completely inane, interesting.
And now we know he's a poet, takes pictures. We should have
gone after her. We should have gotten more information. To
Snowden did
you know the promise of their poetry starts roses are red.
It's really I don't know, Nana poetry this.
Snowden opened up a bit about Russia and how people should not
be afraid of Russia. Russia is great.
One of the things that's lost in all of the problematic politics
of the Russian government is the fact that this is one of the
most beautiful countries in the world. The people are friendly,
the people are warm. And when I came here, I didn't understand
any of this. I was terrified of this place, because of course,
they were the great fortress of the enemy. You know, you think a
CIA agent looks at Russia. And it was never my plan to be here.
But with time with open way, stop it. You can see that our
old Oh, yeah, stuff.
You got to back it up. Where did he say CIA? What?
CIA agent? Did he say he was one?
Well, he wasn't he wasn't CIA agent. Yeah,
he was but it was a contract for the CIA. Yeah, he says I was he
still he was a CIA. Well, yeah, you're right. contract work. In
Yeah, but he was a contractor later for NSA. Right. And that
but he was CIA guy before that. And because people know your
CIA, your CIA always see US Marines. You know, your Marine,
your Marine. Yeah.
But the way he
does he just glosses over this little CIA man. Well, in the
CIA, blah, blah, blah, we
even better. He says, imagine a CIA guy. I think that let's find
it
of this place, because of course, they were the great
fortress of the enemy. You know, you think a CIA agent looks at
Russia. And it was never my plan to be here.
So he says, You think and that's how a CIA agent looks at Russia.
And it was never my plan to be here. So yeah, of course he's
saying is a CIA agent.
Was there any question? Well,
no, it was just we need to remind ourselves I think that
much of this is an attempt or it's believed or it's possible
that there someone's trying to extricate extricate extract him
from Russia somehow, without him getting into a lot of trouble.
I don't know. The whole thing is weird.
where'd let's finish is getting weirder by the minute.
Let's finish this thought here,
the great fortress of the enemy. You think a CIA agent looks at
Russia. And it was never my plan to be here. But with time with
open eyes, you can see that our presumptions about a place are
almost always different from the reality of it. What people don't
realise about Russia is you can get basically all the same
things you can get the United States, they got Burger King,
they got McDonald's, they got Krispy Kreme that goes on with a
couple of days, if you're the only thing they don't have in
Russia. It's Taco Bell.
Okay. Exit Strategy.
Open up a taco joint in Moscow. That's the way to go. He does
have one parting thought for us how to resist and make change in
the world.
In the book, you come to the conclusion that there may be a
legislative Congress surveillance, legislative change
might not happen. So maybe the best way to resist this through
some mass international protests, you know, the way like
extinction, rebellion or occupy
extinction that this guy is not talking to extinction, rebellion
and occupy to Snowden. It's like, okay, and Snowden responds
as if this is all legit vid. This is the odd one.
That's basically what you're advocating no percent change.
Because when our political systems are being slanted to
deny us influence, when our economic systems are being
shaped to prevent us from having an equal opportunity to benefit
from the production that has been created. We need people to
recognise the problems to understand these problems, and
then to be willing to give something up to change that
problem. This is what we're struggling with on climate. This
is what we're struggling with on so many fronts. Yes, people can
believe that mass surveillance is wrong. Yes, people can
believe that climate change is an enormous threat facing the
future not of a country but of the planet. But it's not enough
to believe in something you have to be ready to stand for
something if you want it to change. And so that is what I
hope this book will help people come to the site. Right ready
for this to change.
And this is this mistake. No one gives a shit. Well, you know, he
should be true. He should do an OTG book he should be telling
the common man how you can at least
he be that would be a best seller if he did an OTA that's
yeah, you're right. You should have been his agent.
It's the curry Direct Publishing Company.
Look just literary just just
look at our slate we are there we are there.
But really funny guy.
roach motel of publishing, ladies and gentlemen. Well, I
don't know. I don't think he's relevant. And it's kind of sad
because he did really open a lot of people's eyes to some
incredible crazy stuff that is going on in spy world.
Now nothing. Yeah. But you know, the CIA's left him stuck there
in I'm assuming he's still working for him. Yeah, I'm
collecting money. They live is stuck and stuck in Russia. And
of course, he followed the old rule like, well never learn this
language. Because then if you do, you're going to be on that
assignment for the rest of your life, which is what I was told
by someone. Hey, Ed, about their whole family of spies, and they
tell each other in the family do not learn Arabic or you're going
to be in the Middle East on assignment. You don't want that.
So he hasn't learned Russian to this day that I know of. But
maybe we're just gonna leave him there until he does.
Hey, Ed. Hi. It's Adam and John from your publishing company
that occurred before I published Yeah, we got a great a great
book signing for you at Hooters Hotel in Las Vegas. You're gonna
love it add. Bring your girlfriend. She can recite some
poetry. Yeah,
she might find work.
I just wanted to mention that in this whole just switching
series,
I drop off the face of the earth like this guy. Well, he would
not you pointed out I
think after he he was appearing on like the robotic screen that
would drive around on stage at South by Southwest and his head
was on it. And I think everyone kind of was done and also just
listen to what he said it was I'm sorry, it was nothing
interesting. He needs he needs it. This book is not the one he
should or he should have done something like here's how you
protect yourself. Here's the stuff that maybe he doesn't know
him. He's effectively maybe he's just a be
the book is written for him. Well, yeah, that's very
possible.
I just wanted to touch on the MIT Epstein scandal. Because
there has been a twist there has been a twist after former
nightclub owner Joey Ito, who was running the the Media Lab
over there is is has resigned. We have a new puppet who popped
his head up and said all the wrong things. And that's Richard
Stallman. I don't know if Oh, yeah. So I know, Richard. Yeah,
of course. I know, Richard. But no, no, Richard. But here's what
he did. He, he did a very typical, kind of stereotypical
developer type thing and responded to some comments by
other people at MIT in the Media Lab by ripping apart their their
language, the specifics. Well, it's unfair to call this
particular case rape. If it's eight to me. He was trying to
get into the semantics of very nitty gritty
details. That's his Stallman esque.
It's a complete Stallman thing. And he's getting slaughtered for
it. It's just shut, Rob. Well,
this is I'm going to tell you that as far as I'm concerned, it
might be time for this because he's been doing this on about
public domain software and about copyrights and about everything.
He has been doing this type of Stallman like thing for so long
that people have just tolerated it. Instead of saying, Richard,
you're full of crap on this, you know, or you're wrong. And he
would just go back out and it might be maybe bit off more than
you can chew. That's that's actually pretty funny.
Here's some of the reports. Richard Stallman, founder of
Cambridge is Free Software Foundation. The visiting
scientists at MIT argues that Jeffrey Epstein's victims were
likely quote entirely willing and to stop the searching the
good name of deceased MIT AI guru Marvin Minsky, just because
he might have had sex with one of Epstein's harem you see this
is what he's trying to do he's trying to get in touch the
legacy of Minsky just a tad perhaps, but he's this is the i
It's, I feel bad for him because he's, I know that in his heart,
he means well, but he's
dumb. just dumb. Smokey is what's schmucky Now smart,
naive. Yeah,
I guess you could call it naivety
possibly
the whole thing is the affecting number of number of people and
apparently John Brockman has really taken a hit on this
with Brockman who's that again,
remember when the agent of Big Shot New York agent I used to be
my agent used to be booing silly I don't have anything for him
and one time he comes alright, and it comes all the way out to
the West Coast and these were talking he says you got to books
you're going to add anything and I said I said something like No,
I haven't got any I got nothing and he just dreaded this like at
the beginning of just seeing him for a long time and seeing if he
just turns around us as well I'll see you later Lee leaves
walks right out
yeah walks right out and but but since he is associated with with
the Epstein even though he's not a He's not a guy who would
really partake unfortunate associations and who knows you
don't buy a lot of people I've well I know him well enough that
it's just not even in the cards but the he's a Tourette sufferer
imagine what is he know Brock Bell Brockman a really bad
Tourette's suffer any and depending on his moods. I mean,
he's we're talking about the real jerking around Tourette's.
You're not like my phoney baloney Tourette's like my
LeMaster like you're a
little Tourette's doesn't hold a candle to Brock but when he's on
on Tourette's alert, there's something to aspire to. It's
almost to the point where you get like, all of a sudden a fist
could come at you could just jerk it. Oh, that's pretty bad.
Yeah. And so and then if he's really relaxed that to us, very
rare, he just has a jaw like a jaw tick, you know, the jaw
jerks over that's when he's fine. But at the times it's like
you know, it's you know, it's dangerous.
Don't tell me this because I'm going to start doing it now. I
like it would like I don't know what John's like during this
moment of tribulation, but I can't be pretty. No.
And, and there's also a lot of people talking about Aaron
Schwartz in relation to this MIT Epstein Epstein stuff. Remember
Aaron Schwartz? He suicided himself hanging himself. He got
suicide it for us like a. Yeah, yeah, he was good work too.
Yeah, it well, the insinuation is that he figured out what was
going on with these guys. And there may have been some
pornographic images stored on some servers inside the Media
Lab or something like that. And that's why he had to be cleaned
up. Well, I'm just telling you what people are saying.
It's no oh, what they're saying and he knows how to control but
it is you have to kind of appreciate especially if you're
not thing to do with it. In the least you have to kind of
appreciate the humour.
Oh knows I'm laughing all day.
When I'm not, you know, laughing out loud, like laughing
like, Brett Kavanaugh is now back on the chopping block
in New York tonight. You now Oh, no. Then why didn't he do now?
Well, the New York Times is doubling back. And I haven't
quite figured out why they're doing this news analysis, which
is what is is that like not really opinion but not really
news. What is News Analysis?
It's not usually analysis is opinion. Okay.
Well, it doesn't say opinion says News Analysis. Brett
Kavanaugh. Sneaky. Brett Kavanaugh fit in with the
privileged kids. She did not Deborah Ramirez Yale experience
says much about the college's efforts to diversify its student
body in the 1980s. And this story is this came up when
Kavanaugh was going through his confirmation. She says she and
some classmates have been drinking heavily when she says a
freshman named Brett Kavanaugh pulled down his pants and thrust
his penis at her prompting her to swat it away and
inadvertently touch it. Some of the onlookers who have been
passing around a fake penis earlier in the evening. Dude,
what is going on at Yale?
What is up with that?
So this is now
apparently the girls are passing around a fake penis at the bar.
Kavanaugh rolls in out of the blue for some reason. Hey, look,
it is hey, that thing you got there that plastic thing? Look
at this. Yes, I don't believe this. Well,
the the times is in this opinion, news opinion is saying
that they have witnesses who will corroborate and I think
they're trying to reignite the well there's a hashtag This is
how I found it. There was a hashtag trending hashtag
trending. impeach Kavanaugh now. A classmate Max steer saw Mr.
Cavanaugh with his pants down at a different drunken dorm party
where friends pushed his penis into the hands of a female
student.
Oh, bull crap.
I mean, first of all, yeah, of course it's it's shitty and
sick. But it's also Yale, apparently and college.
Hey,
I went to college. I never saw anybody do anything like that
ever. And I went to plenty of events.
Well, you didn't go to Yale.
I did not go to Yale. This is a fact the Yalies have always
questioned them. No, they're the ruling elite. Apparently there
are a bunch of exhibitionists. I don't believe a word of it.
Period. I just think the whole thing sounds sounds contrived.
Why didn't it come up before? It's just a bunch of hateful,
hateful Democrats? I guarantee there's nobody else there's no
other political party represented. No, probably not.
And they really are scared to death that Bader is going to die
and Ruth Bader Ginsburg is gonna die even though she seems to be
in good health according
to our round Yeah, she's she's
five easy but there's their worries because most people
aren't don't understand that part of it. And they think she's
gonna drop dead and Trump's gonna get another one answered.
And maybe to get this guy out. We can, you know, this is
clutching and hope that the Democrats win the Biden is going
to pick someone better.
It always is Biden. Oh, by the way,
not only that the the Democrats will also win this Senate
because you have to have the Senate. The Senate is where all
this takes place. Right? They're the ones who say yes and no.
Right. So just wishful thinking. I have a chemical question for
you.
Okay, well, whenever
I am interested in Better Living Through Chemistry, I talked to
my friend John C. Dvorak. This is is actually under the green
New Deal heading. And there was this short clip that I found of
a wind farmer, that's now a vocation, a wind farmer who was
very shocked to learn the electrical industry's dirty
secret,
I want to do it where any guy
by the way, the the hum in this audio is because he's standing
next to his wind farm and it's generating electricity. And
apparently it had some kind of effect on the recording system.
I wasn't
aware any gases, which are 23,000 times more potent than
co2 Until a couple days ago, it's clearly an extremely
dangerous greenhouse gas compared to anything else you
have around here, but I don't know what risk that presents as
it is at the moment. Clearly, anything which has a really high
global warming potential like SF six has is concerning if there
are alternatives that presumably more expensive, which is why
they're not being used. So they either need to be legislated for
or there needs to been some incentive to bring down the
costs of production.
So what he is talking about is the protective S F six sulphur
hexafluoride, which is used for some form of insulating purposes
in the electrical industry, and it apparently is 25,000 times
more harmful to the environment than co2. Do you know
No, no, no, I had no zip. I can look it up and do some research
by I don't know anything about this. I do know this though. And
I do believe that this guy is standing in some place if that's
causing that much that Rf is costing that much. He's probably
recording. Yeah. What's it doing to the body that can't be
healthy.
The main uses of sulphur hexafluoride or ES F six are as
an electrical insulator in the and in the production of
magnesium It is also used to manufacture semiconductors. It's
an inorganic, colourless, odourless, non flammable non
toxic but extremely potent greenhouse gas and an excellent
insulator of electricity. So this is apparently someone's
trying to throw a damper on the wind and solar industry by
saying Ah look at what you have to use you sat to you're using
this horrible how's it used as an insulator it is I guess they
pump it into transformer enclosures etc
Why do they need that for beware they pumping it in there for
insulating how your acid make a lot of sense to music gas? Yeah.
Okay, well I can I can say it's in. It's used in the electrical
industry as a gaseous dielectric medium for high voltage circuit
breakers, switchgear and other electrical equipment often
replacing oil filled circuit breakers.
Does that help? Yeah, that helps a little
but not the stuff so good. Then instead of having the oil which
is you know as you can control it, they have this gas
Yeah, well, air of course will conduct at high enough voltage,
you know, they don't actually so that's why they pumping this SF
six, but I don't know it's clearly it's something of the
anti green people rolling this up. See, seeing as you don't
even know about it, and we can't come up with any info. They got
to do a lot of education before it puts a dent in anything.
No, yeah, that was pretty lame.
Right? Just always identifying things that are out there.
Now you've identified that that's for sure. I got some to
identify. Again, back to pierce mortgage, I promises clip. Get
it? He had a transsexual on and Good Morning Britain,
transsexual and some guy apologising for the BBC with who
he loves to slam because ITV is a competitor. And it's about
apparently the BBC came out with this list of 100 genders
100
Yeah, yeah. And this this BK hilarity ensued. So let's listen
to these clips because I find that I don't know if they're,
the second was a little long, but if the entertainment value
phase, you can kill it. At least listen to clip one. You
are transgender. I well, I transitioned from male or female
but I don't. I never referred to myself as transgender and if I
did, I think my friends would go ballistic. My opinion is, there
are two genders male and female. Female, sometimes you're not
lucky enough to be born into the right one. So you transition
into the one that is
eminently sensible. And I have complete respect for people that
do that. It's not an easy process physically,
psychologically, emotionally, or any of those things. I salute
you for your common sense. Now, let's bring you into this
equation. You think it is right? Do you identify? I'm a man.
That's right. So gender or are you? I'm a cisgendered. Man,
what does that mean? So that means if you were so you were
born a woman, and therefore you still identify as a woman, so
you're a cisgendered? Woman, okay. And
that's because of my physical.
That's because email, identify with how what am I originally?
Why serious? cisgendered? By if I may assume what assists
anything? I'm just a man, whenever you're a cisgendered,
man, I mean, well, that means that you were born the way that
you identify. I'm just born a man that someone who
transitioned calling me something I'm not. Well, you
could refer to yourself as just a man if you if you like, but
most people identify as male or female man and woman. That's
right, the vast majority of people, but that doesn't mean
that there aren't other people who identify differently. There
are 100 different genders on this BBC list, apparently,
right? One of them is to spirit person.
Peers reminds me of a friend of mine, Michelle harbour, these
these guys, and you got to be over 50 They just they don't
they will not accept this. They will not they don't like it. And
to be honest, it's a lot of labelling going on.
Cisco and the Cisco. Yeah. So he goes on, of course off the deep
end. I never liked this guy when they brought him over to CNN
because he replaced Larry King. He didn't do a very good job of
it. But yeah, that's he's becoming a real curmudgeon.
Trump, Trump, Brexit guy. Yeah. In the UK, I think he's funny.
And he's got this this side, click Louise, or whatever name
is he's got this. And he's got us as two women, but with him,
but this one in particular is always his partner. And she's
always going at him. And it's really a very entertaining
moment. But so let's listen to some more, where he just rags on
this guy who's defending the BBC
agenda is, I know, even though you support what the BBC is
doing this, by the way, this is the public broadcaster. Now. The
public broadcaster paid for by us with the licence fee is now
instructing children there are 100 genders they can identify as
you have come to defend it and you don't know what half of
these are. But hang on piers. Ignorance isn't a defence,
you're the ignorant one and you're the one defending it
appears you're the one that doesn't know what it is as well,
of course, I'm about to tell you.
Agenda is a fairly Hey, what happened to his voice is, the
guy's voice changed a little bit now that he got emotional over
it. He's not quite as soft, soft anymore, stemming
from the Greek or meaning separate. A poor agenda is an
umbrella term meaning agenda separate from male, female, and
anything in between while still having a very strong a specific
gendered feeling. That latter part is key, then distinguishing
it from agender. This is somebody a boy, can you explain
that to me? What does that mean? Well, that means that someone
identifies differently to you. And that's what is it? Can you
explain? Which is one of the 100 genders that kids now have to
be? What is it? Well, how good I you know, it's not it's not so
it's not University Challenge. I've just told you what it is.
But this is for children,
Benjamin, this is what my problem with when I was at
university level for us to get our heads around 100 different
gender identities. And I think Nicole makes a really good
point. It's actually is about personality. Yeah,
it's just their thing. If I was that into I mean, I spent my
whole childhood watching the animals of farthing would you
know, I You're impressionable. You know, you've got to be
careful. I bet you nobody thought I was a squirrel. I
thought I was going to grow up and be surrounded in a tree
surrounded by nuts.
What is new Troy's? Oh, come on? Are we gonna go through 100? Do
you know any of them?
I need to know
the national television to defend the BBC telling kids are
100 genders. I'm now reading out a number of these 100 genders. A
you've never heard of them, but you've no idea what they are.
But see, you want to encourage BBC to instruct our kids that
they should be one of these genders. But that isn't the
point. The fact is that is the point. The fact is that people
identify in different ways. And when you get bogged down by the
idea that children might know that they're different, that
they might be helped to understand why they're
different, that the teachers teaching them might be prepared
with the apparatus to explain it to them. That is a good thing.
You know what new choices you might find it strange and
unusual and we might not be able to answer what every one of the
100 is, but that doesn't exist.
Whoa, and it goes on yeah
yeah that's new. Troy's was my favourite What's sad is the kids
man kids How are they?
Well you know it's like the Indian kids used to always be
told You're everyone's individual you You're everyone's
an individual there. But now you can't be an individual as like a
little boy individual. You have to be a jet don't just label him
as a new choice or whatever he is. And then let him go on his
merry I'm a new choice.
I think I met one of those in Vegas actually.
I'm sure you did. Places crawling with them.
Alright everybody, we will come back with more district
destruction with more media destruction. If we're you on the
second Thursday of the week. I gotta go look up new Troy's now
I gotta make sure I don't have any of that. And protect your
kids from this insanity. Just remember to tell them one thing.
It's old, straight white guys. They're the problem. So I need
to know. That's ultimately what it comes down to call assist, if
you must. I coming to you from opportunity zone 33 in the
frontier of Austin, Texas. It is FEMA Region number six and all
governmental maps. And that, of course, is the capital of the
drove Star State end of show mixes thanks to Jesse Coyne
Nelson, Tom Starkweather. Amongst the cast of 1000s. until
Thursday, remember us at dvorak.org/na Until then, in the
morning, everybody, I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where things are
settling in. I'm John C. Dvorak,
we return on Thursday right here on no agenda until then. Adios
mofos and such.
Flying over Afghanistan, or maybe it was Pakistan. I
promised myself to aim myself at every woman, child and man that
was on my list. I don't care if I missed it remote controlling.
I do what I'm told by someone at comm. You know, Obama gave me a
bush, more than Bush and I cost millions were supposed to target
terrorists, but not so much civilians. I don't know what to
say. up some got in my way. A drone again. Naturally. A drone
again, naturally.
Just what? You're guessing. Alright, here's the answer.
Well, yes.
I mean, I would just say, Hey, Joe, instead of saying, No, we
can't, let's say yes, we can. You know, first of all, I
want to say no, I actually I want to translate that into
Spanish. No. Now, I may not be the loudest person out here.
I know that the senator says she's for Bernie. Well, I'm for
Barack.
I've got a kid. One of my little boys just started public school
last week. And I was not there because I was running for
president and
I invested early I used to line my dollies up and teach school I
had a reputation for being tough and fair.
You know, that movie The day after tomorrow. It's today. I'm
the only person on the stage that finds Troodos hair very
menacing.
It's not a bad idea. If you like it. I don't like it. Let's be
clear, Joe. Play the radio. Make sure the television via excuse
me, make sure you have the record player on at night. Make
sure the kids hear words.
And it reminds me that that guy in the Wizard of Oz, you know
when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude.
Transmitter. Okay, sorry.
I'm picking up on Cory and Beto, everybody else. What we are
looking at is a corrupt political system.
The President thing do you ever my friend for a month thinks
that the employer is going to give you back if you negotiate
his union all these years got to cut wages because you got
insurance.
You can do all that without Congress, which is good, what's
gonna
happen in families pockets, what's going to happen in their
budgets,
money finds a way money will find its way back in
we don't even know who our
enemy is. The fact of the matter is that what's happened is that
we're in a situation now where there are so many people because
that's what people
want know what else unites us. And I'll tell you this, what
unites us is that right now, this discussion
has given The American public a headache
can not be put together. Let me say it again. It will not be put
together.
So you want to be president Mr. Yang, can you learn to levitate
My father grew up on a Peanut Farm in Asia with no floor?
Very good. Mr. Yang, can you learn geography from the old
masters? 57 states,
one left to go.
What would you do if you were elected? about Aleppo? about
Aleppo? And what is Aleppo? Aleppo is in Syria. It's the
epicentre of the refugee crisis. Okay, got it. Got it.
Now, what do you have to say, Mr. Yang,
we're not very good at rebuilding countries. And if you
want proof, all you have to do is look within our own country
of Puerto Rico, country of Puerto Rico, country of Puerto
Rico.
I think we may have a president on our hands. People asked me my
limitation, performance squeal
or if there's a trick or illusion involved. And this is
what I have to say.
My father grew up on a Peanut Farm in Asia with no floor.
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