Hang up and hang out. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
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Now, you know why I keep you lower, your levels have to be
lower because there's nothing good coming out.
You're doing what?
I'm keeping your levels lower man. Hello. I have a couple of
projects.
Okay. I want to discuss it. Okay. Okay. So, one of them and
I'm making this at the beginning of the show. So people will say,
Oh, okay, I can help. And they'll send me mail to John
dvorak.org.
No, no, what they'll do is they'll send it to
adam@curry.com saying it couldn't find John's email
address.
They do. Yes. Well, Adam mccurry.com is probably easier
than John is divorce.org. Because you have to actually
spell divorce.
Calm, you got to think about it.
There's two things different. So I want to put together and I
think you can help me with this. And I know the audience can,
especially any that have millennials in the household.
Yes, I want to put together the definitive list of millennial
isms. And what I mean by that is the things that they're
associated with. Top of the list, avocado toast.
Can I ask you, what would the point of this project be?
So I can have a definitive list in front of me? I figured I'd
take it's gonna have some value.
Okay, drop. Drop in tease. What drop in T's I don't know what
that is important. Drop in teas are dropping teas. Yeah,
dropping teas
that you're seeing drop in teas as some sort of a PG Tips that
you that are
dropping teas important. Which by the way started with racists.
Someone pointed out to me that's where the tea first started
dropping it's not as racist the game yet I'll
give you one you give me one Oh,
I wasn't prepared but okay.
avocado toast you just
I just gave you racist I gave you drop in teas neck.
Bone broth. Bone broth now. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. No,
I don't know anything. Yeah, okay. Small batch. I got small
batch You didn't call it you didn't get it?
Okay, artisan
Damn, I'm stuck. Let's just get the show started.
Man. Anyway, let me give the list of the people that won't
have to duplicate the effort. What
Yeah, what you're hearing here John, is our meetup from
yesterday this is this what you do when you get no agenda
producers together at the Lone Star gun range I'm still hurting
from yesterday sounds good. Oh my goodness. It was fantastic.
We had 1214 Dudes only no no Dame sadly you know Scott of the
of the armory had everything well arranged including just
bags and bags of ammo. And we must have had 60 different guns.
Man this was great. This
sheet up so did you get to shoot anything weird?
No, no, this was it's a very cool range they you know they're
not they got it you know, they got a guy standing of course,
you know, behind everybody making sure that we're not
killing each other and each other. Yeah. So but they're
very, very laid back. But it specifically said you're not
allowed to have any targets with faces of political figures or
other worlds. I'm not kidding. It's actually a rule. But they
had those splattered targets you know the splatter targets those
are
great words. Know anything about a splatter target. Well,
it has a thin layer of basically a crayon type substance over the
target a similar
thing for a BB gun. Could be begin splatter target should you
shoot to BB any hit does it makes this a splat look?
Well it's just it's viewable. You can see it from a distance
so it did yeah, it makes a nice splatter little things easy.
Okay, I hit it. Yeah, it was good. We got to do that more
often. And I and for the first time I shot a what is it? 19
Allah Haven't but it's the what's the particular brand I'm
thinking of Colt hammerless No, not the not the Colt. I know
they they invented it but the other one the Come on, not
Springfield, the Springfield 1911. Wow, what a great gun.
Didn't always look so kind of goofy like old and kind of out
of style, but man, that thing works. And I was I was shooting
left handed in bullseye. ambidextrous curry they call me.
Yeah, yeah. Anyway, we'll talk more about that in our donation
segments. So what are we doing John this? We, Brexit exactly
the show was over. It took hours and after the show until they
finally had the official call.
They don't they don't seem to have a we have in this country?
Because we were kind of after the last show, irked by the fact
we know the election had been underway as the show was going
on. But we figured there'd be some you know, some preliminary
we predict the winners and almost none of them there was no
the show was over. We went to look it up. It was zero. There
was no votes nil
nil. There was nothing going on or game. Well, I was getting
texts by around five Yeah, five 6pm My time from my my buddies
in the UK like okay, it's over. But they didn't say
conservatives one or Boris one. Universally, they said we're
leaving the EU, which was interesting. Because I'm still
not sure that's happening.
I'm with you on this.
Let me do a quick little Reuters. Reuters roundup of
Brexit, which had its interesting sides outside of the
the obvious Brexit part but the election brought with it some
other interesting issues which are more domestic.
Boris Johnson's resounding election triumph will allow him
to take Britain out of the EU next month. But could the
results spell trouble for the UK and the union that's bound
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland for centuries,
while the conservative party swept the opposition aside
across much of England, on a promise to get Brexit done,
Scottish nationalists captured 48 of the 59 parliamentary seats
in Scotland giving SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon fresh ambitions
to seek another independence referendum.
I don't pretend that every single person that voted SNP
yesterday will not necessarily support independence. But that
has been a strong endorsement in this election of Scotland having
a choice over their future of not having to put up with a
Conservative government that we didn't vote for, and not having
to accept life as a nation outside the European Union. So
that independence referendum that was very much at the heart
of the SMPS campaign that is a renewed, refreshed strengthened
mandate for that. In Northern
Ireland. Supporters of the United Ireland won more seats
than those who want to remain part of the UK and anti Brexit
parties took a majority of seats in the province for the first
time nationalists said the result paved the way towards a
vote on whether there should be a united Ireland. Throughout the
election campaign, Johnson said he was committed to the union
and denied accusations that his Brexit deal would create an
economic barrier between the British mainland and Northern
Ireland. But the result has given Scottish and Irish
nationalist leaders hope that the United Kingdom is headed for
a breakup
so they want to break up with the EU and then right away
Scotland and Ireland like we could probably do without those
guys all together. We should stay in the EU.
Northern Ireland Yes. But
there's also talk of a unified Ireland is there's all kinds of
agendas at play here.
And well, the main the main agenda at play a Scotland,
yes. And in Glasgow, they took to the streets. And of course
came up with nothing original.
In fact, I claim this as my millennial trait on the list,
the constant Hey, hey, ho ho filling your item has got to go.
That would be a millennial chant.
Was since I heard that chant in the 60s 70s and 80s. Before the
millennials were born disqualify
me now.
I will I will put it on the list in a special category. You
should allow this you should allow this special category.
Okay. Yeah. All right.
I will call it I'm gonna call it what it is.
Plagiarism.
No, no when you know, what is it when? When you steal from
another culture?
Oh, a cultural appropriation?
Yeah, I will call what it is cultural appropriation. They
stole this from the boomers from
That would that's not cultural appropriation. Its generation or
generational appropriation their return to term. We got it. All
right. That's a trademark a trademark everything these days.
Okay. Generally generational
appropriation appropriation.
Very good. Well, what did you have from Brexit? Because all I
heard was Boris saying,
I didn't I didn't clip the Boris by her the Boris.
Well, the Boris the Boris was saying we should you know, we
deserve a break from Brexit. Does that mean they're not going
to talk about it anymore? Or they're not going to do it? Or
I just thought he was he sounded like, you know, like, if Oxford
had a cheerleading squad of men, he would be the guy. Yes. is
pointing is pointing and he's saying yes, we're gonna we're
gonna we're gonna add more money to the NHS? Oh, boy. Which he's
going nuts.
Which is the big? The big question, you know, because of
the leaked documents from Jeremy Corbyn is that apparently once
we have Brexit done, then the US is going to steal the NHS from
the UK. I mean, I'm paraphrasing, but that's kind of
what what the apparently
nobody bought it at that. So. Okay, now there was a couple, I
have a couple I go in a different direction. i My
analysis is focused on why this happened because this is the the
worst defeat of labor and the lowest number of people in in
that party in Parliament's is 1936 with a big turnout with the
big band. Right. And the biggest conservative wins since since
Thatcher. So it was a it was a lopsided slaughter is the only
way to describe it. So this seems to me to be what you
really want to focus on.
Absolutely. Because what could it mean for other countries in
the EU or the United States in our 2020 election?
I think it means a lot for the United States. And so I dug
around to try to figure out what was some of the what element was
the missing element but first before I do that, I want to make
sure that we're still on board with the way we're going to
always look at these things if we're if we're the progressive
socialists in this country bring on so I'm gonna play like Amy
Goodman wrapping things up.
Yeah, it was a fair bit of party sweeping victory all but
guarantees Brexit, Britain's departure from the European
Union early next year, the party won resoundingly, despite Prime
Minister Boris Johnson being accused of Islamophobia,
xenophobia and sexual harassment.
Oh my god, where's the it's actually the people in the UK
were saying, Well, the problem with the with the labor is
because of the anti semitism of Corbin. Yeah.
And I saw Gini, man, whatever else is on Trump's list. Yeah.
And
I also heard that, you know, the Russians meddled in their
election. Oh, of course. Well, that would come up later and
they need a Muller report. Why don't we just give them our
Muller report? Let's do a search and replace Trump's replace
Boris. It will be it'll work fine.
And so Mamie also decides that she's going to bring in here
experts to analyze this she brings in George Monbiot Oh no.
Unbelievable socialist and then some woman who is unfortunate
and getting close to her cuz she was on some sky no links in
India's in
Monbiot also the Greenie the green New Deal Guy in the UK
didn't he
is also that famous columnist from The Guardian.
And I thought it was so left the Guardian kicked them out. The
Guardian didn't even want him. At some point,
I think, yeah, well, he's annoying. Let's listen to mamby.
I know what he has to say. If you can just respond
to him it is Amy there. Is she on site? It sounds like she's in
the UK.
No, she's a cop 25 Oh, of course,
wrapping up the cop
if you can just respond to what took place in your country?
Well, it is a very dark day for everyone who believes in drug
injustice for everyone here who wants to kind of fair a greener
nation, arguably the darkest day that we've had since the end of
the Second World War in this country, and we've now stepped
into the same political arena as the US has been Trump. India has
with Modi as the Philippines have would do Tatay and Brazil
with Bolsonaro. These are very dangerous times just when we
need to confront the greatest predicament humankind has ever
faced, which is the collapse of our life support systems. Our
governments are in the hands of giant toddlers who just wants to
smash up all our public protections, our public
services, any means by which the power of capital and those who
accumulate it can be restrained.
Wow.
He really pulled out all the stops didn't need Yeah. And to
the world. My goodness. Now I did get ISO from him even though
I was hoping to get something better, but I did get this.
Okay, let's see what you got.
Because day.
I could have been longer because the phone call was a little was
it the phone
I played with the full quote didn't work that way. Because
day,
darkest day, it's not bad. But the full call was his darkest
Fulco
would have been better. But he was he pads when he talks and it
was long and I had to cut and then it still was I didn't I
ended up just pulling this little ditty.
doable. It's doable. It's doable. I
have another one. Just to see what the competitor is. Already
a competitor.
I'll talk about why I got some competitors, but we can
definitely talk about it later. Okay, sorry about later. Let's
go to LBC. Meeting adjourned.
LBC Yes. And so this is Nick Ferraris on he does right after
the victory and he brings a Tory guy on to discuss the win. So
this is the Ferrari on Tory when
49 is difficult to know where to the superlatives and the
supposes labour red wallet.
Holy crap. Where can I buy a voice like that? No, that's the
voice I'm looking for
49 is difficult to know, where do the superlatives and the
supposes at labor red wall is just a pile of rubble, the
Conservatives now you can make your way virtually, from the
sounds of the country up to the doors of Edinburgh never having
to get out of conservative territory is an extraordinary
pitch. And let's explore that further with James cleverly who
is chairman of the Conservative Party and of course MP for
Braintree first off his very congratulations to you and your
team, you must be feeling very happy. But of course there is
work to be done. When the Prime Minister says people want
change, we must change we must change, we must not let them
down. You're the chairman, how's the conservative party going to
change?
You know, just to interrupt I heard Johnson say this as well a
couple times. And he said you know, they're gonna have to
adapt with we must change as well. And they're in for me lay
the rub, that something with this Brexit thing is not going
to be clean? No, what I'm saying, I felt it, I smelt it,
and I felt it, but Boris dealt it.
Well, what we got to do is make sure as politicians of all
political persuasions, we need to make sure that the people who
voted over and over again, and don't feel that politics has
worked for them, that they can actually feel that this time it
is different. And what the Prime Minister has made very, very
clear, is that a big part of that is delivering on the
referendum result that they voted for. But that's not it.
That's not that you're going to fight the next election on that
respect. You know, exactly. This is the point that this is why
that is that is necessary, but not sufficient. What we also
have to do is making sure that the, the investment that we've
said that we're going to put into the NHS reaches the
frontlines, they can see it, make them feel it, they see the
police officers on the streets, they see transport
infrastructure in their towns and cities. The government is
seen demonstrably,
I gotta say something here, I lived in the UK. And I saw I was
in the NHS, the National Health System. And I saw the issues, I
saw the problems that were potential, or were there
already. And it sounds like somehow they're going to pin all
of this on Boris and Trump and anybody else, whereas the system
is kind of fundamentally broken. I mean, you the waiting lines of
the wait just waiting for procedures where the where the
the hospitals and the equipment is just waiting not being used.
I mean, I've witnessed this, it you know, I mean, it sounds like
oh, well, it's broken let's just make it this guy's fault.
Well, I'm not sure what I mean this guy's representative of
Boris I don't think he's trying to do that. He's
but he's responding he's responding to the to the general
claim that you know, the idea of this is already before the
election, oh, selling out the NHS and no one really knows what
that means. But it is I think it'll what will happen is, you
know, Boris starts now, let's just say as of January and so we
oh, well, the NHS is broke, he broke it already. I'm telling
you, there's something about that, that smells bad.
Well, the whole thing smells bad. And we'll get to that. But
this analysis is I'm dubious. I mean, they. I think the next
clip
is important for us because that's what Medicare for All
will be, you know, the model is kind of
Medicare for All is in the future. But it's not in the near
future. And the NHS see To meet, it'd be kind of an, I'd say an
isolate of the VA. similar in style, VAs protect, protect, is
always perpetually broken. Yeah, no matter who they put in
charge, they can't fix it. And then to say somebody makes a big
fuss, and then they everyone scrambles around
and thinks a couple of things. And then it's all
long waits and guys dying in the hall and all the rest of it. And
meanwhile, other people go to the VA and thinks it's great. So
there's something about when certain types of socialized
medicine other than France, yeah, that don't work well. And
a lot of it has to do with I think there's some cultural
issues. But anyway, does that the end of that clip? Yes.
That's the end of that clip. Okay, so now we bring in the guy
from the other side, but in this case, it's a labor guy, but it's
not. Corbin camp. It's the it's the Gordon Brown camp, and his
guy's an old hat. Oh, labor? No, at all, who's probably got a
handle on why they had their asses handed to him. Besides the
fact Well, nobody listened to me. And he brings something up
that nobody's discussing. So I looked into it. And I can see
the analog over here in the United States. And I can see
what this guy has to say to me portends nothing, if if the
analog is correct, and if what I think is correct, is correct,
which is correct it Democrats will have their asses handed to
them in 2020.
Well, morning that comes well, the first step is that Jeremy
Corbyn has to stand aside as leader I think, as quickly as
possible so that the process of recovery from the Labour Party
can begin I mean, his leadership is management of the party, that
policies into which the party went into this election. The
leadership that he provided through the election campaign
has been found seriously wanting and I'd prefer to move on from
this, he needs to step aside so that, firstly, Labour can
understand why it lost, but then it can start to put in place
what's necessary for political and electoral recovery.
What now is the momentum movement, Mr. Diamond?
Well, I think the momentum movement is many things. Clearly
it's both a policy ideological agenda is also a grassroots
organizing machine. No doubt, momentum will try to continue.
But the political approach, the strategy that sits behind the
momentum, which is about trying to mobilize groups of left
activists in some parts of the country, has just been shown not
to work if it does not connect with but how do we how is it
written that labor needs to connect with in order to win and
electoral majority? But
how would the next Labour leader whoever he or she may be? How
would they unlock the grip of the activists on the party?
Well, under the rules, which were introduced under Ed
Miliband leadership, it's certainly true that the
membership has a much greater say in our leadership elections
and needs to be the case, that's probably a good thing. But the
optimists and the membership of the party need now to have the
argument put to them, if they want to remain a Conservative
government. If they want to challenge the Conservatives and
become a serious party of power. Again, the Labour Party is going
to have to change to have to change his leadership is going
to have to change his policy agenda. It's going to have to
change his strategy. There is not prepared to do those things,
then it will continue to lose. And that argument has to be put
to the activists and the members.
Okay. I'm interested.
Well, they nobody talks about the momentum move. Yeah. What is
this? The momentum movement is the analog of the Justice
Democrats. Oh, okay. And they took a hold of the Labour Party
and they have driven it into the ground. And these are the people
that are, you know, that have these meetings where they where
you want to do this is the same crowd that is into pronoun
mispronouncing dead naming, bringing up all these social
justice issues. Jazz hands, is that a clapping? Yeah, you name
it. It's in there, and these PM, but they're really good at
organizing. They're all young. They're all millennials, they go
out there and they beat the bushes, and they're all
socialists, and they're just like the squad. And a squatter
would be in momentum. If they were over in the UK and a couple
I'll just read a couple of paragraphs. There's a good entry
in Wikipedia, just look up momentum organization. Its first
showed up around the same time as the Justice Democrats about
this in in 2015, at the same time that Bernie Sanders who
would be a hero to this crowd, showed up on the scene to run
for president in 2016 was booted out by the Democratic machine
and Hillary was given the job, but it's up At the same time
period, we're not missing too much. It could be even the same
organizers with its formation according to the listing here
with this formation momentum drew inspiration from serie
Syriza Syriza. Another similar movement in Greece and podemos.
Another similar movement in Spain. This is international,
both of which were fed by practical grassroots organizing
to counter the effects of austerity cuts, as the movement
has evolved, is also benefited from ideas from other campaigns
that operate on a left wing or progressive platform, such as in
the United States with the Bernie Sanders campaign right or
to become presidential candidate for the Democratic Party and in
2016, and 2020, or Beto O'Rourke's campaign to become
the Democratic senator for Texas. He's He's grouped into
this crowd
it but this is not, obviously this is not grass roots. This is
you know, Soros Sure. I hate to say it, but yes, this is the
Soros funding of all these little groups and you saw the
riot, the riots, okay. 500 people come is not a riot, but
these are people demonstrating and their signs all
professionally printed, social worker, Socialist Workers of the
World.
Well, let me continue with another paragraph deeper into
the story. Members of the parliamentary Labour Party PLP
had raised concerns that groups including the trade unionist and
socialist coalition, left unity and Socialist Workers Party SW
MP, the Socialist Party in the Alliance for workers Liberty aw
l might attach themselves to momentum as a means to join the
Labour Party. In November 2015, left unity was looking into the
possibility of cooperation with momentum and the Labour Party
became because it's looking at the possibility to cooperation
with the momentum and Labour Party because it shares Corbin
's values. The SW P and the Socialist Party have denied
having any intention to be involved. But they're all
involved. Yeah. And what it amounts to is a socialist
undercurrent. A grassroots is a term they like to use, even
though it's bogus, like you said, it's out there pounding
the pavement. And that means grassroots, if somebody comes to
your door, and pounds on the door and says vote for this guy,
that's considered grassroots. And that's really all grassroots
means. But if Soros is paying him or not paying them, it's
besides the point. This is a international movement that's
taking place that took place in England, and it ruined the
Labour Party, it's taking place in the United States, and it's
ruining the Democrat party as we can witness by just seeing how
much influenced the squad and the and the and the progressives
and the Justice Democrats and all these have in very small
organization, but they've got more influence. And they've got
Nancy Pelosi to knuckle under to impeachment. And they're been
irking the public at large with all their activism. Nobody wants
this half of these things that they're promoting jazz hands.
No, you can't clap. I mean, come on.
Victor, David Hanson, who I know you like from the at the Hoover
Institution or,
but he's he does a lot of talks at the Hoover Institute.
So oh, he Hoover Institute. So he summed this up in like a
minute 15. Beautifully in this interview he did and and this,
of course, is regarding the United States and the Democrat
Party, and how this exact same thing is happening to them.
Which is kind of, well, it's over socialization, as was
predicted by Professor Ted Kaczynski. look him up.
Cory Booker is now saying, You guys are all racist because no
black people are on the stage. And what are the what
this is? This is for the next debate. Everyone's been cut.
They're like, Oh, well, wait a minute. And now of course, as
Cory Booker says, There's no more black people on stage for
this democratic debate next week. Cory
Booker is now saying you guys are all racist because no black
people are on this stage. And then what are the white people
say? They're saying, wait a minute. It was a pre it's a free
poll. And fundraising is free. And if you really liked Kamala
Harris and Cory Booker, they should black people and white
people should should vote for them and get higher in the polls
are our only crime as we're beating them, and then we
watching this, no, no, no, you're guilty under your own
ideologies of disparate impact. Because according to your own
philosophy, if the proportions of a particular profession are
not reflective of the actual numbers in the population, and
even racism doesn't exist, it does exist. It's implicit.
Therefore, there are six people on that stage. They're all
white, somebody is racist. Why do we know that because you told
us that and that's what happens in these revolutionary
movements. Yesterday's revolutionary is today's counter
revolutionary. And tomorrow's enemy of the people, then they
get into that Jacobin phase. And that's what happened to the
Democratic Party. Now, nobody can be pure enough. And what
happened, they're all white elite, wealthy people on this
stage. And they stand convicted by the hypocrisy is of their own
ideologies that they impose on all the rest of us. And we get
to watch it. It's theater to see this and actually,
yes, it's called show prep for us, but
it's called, it's called Money in the Bank. Great.
What is what is this Jaco being face? Do you know what that's
about? The Jacobean Yeah.
Yeah, it's I don't kind of give it to you off the top my head
but it's uh, it's very well described in the Wikipedia
Jacobin. Okay. I'll look that one up. But there is a there is
something and then Democrats know this. There's something to
be learned from this one sided slaughter that just took place
in the UK. And yeah, you can be Amy and Monbiot and moan and
groan as the darkest days what the public wanted the because
the public is fed up, and the public gets fed up and they do
come out to vote, and the public is getting fed up with the
Democrats in this country. And what they've done they voted him
in at in the midterms, they put a bunch of amendments shouldn't
have probably gotten in in the first place. And instead of
doing any work for the locals or doing any work at all, all they
did from day one was vote to impeach Trump when Trump got
elected. And this has been pointed out a million times.
I'll point it out a million times plus one. The The
Washington Post, on the day after he was inaugurated said
that impeachment has begun. The guy hasn't even done one thing.
And they're going to impeach him. And they made it clear they
were going to do this. And so they voted these guys in and
they were voted in. They weren't voted in I don't believe I mean,
there's probably a few people that did vote him in for this
purpose. But impeaching the president is getting nothing
accomplished. And I think the public at large is fed up with
this crap. It is crap.
Yes and no, some people are fed up with it. But I like Victor
David Hansen's assessment better. And it's that everyone's
flawed. So you're going to you're going to make mistakes.
It's just like, chunk Uyghur. You know, he's running for Katie
Post's slot, I guess, where was the the Democratic leader named
Katie Hill? I think it was.
Naked and the naked, the naked guy.
I don't care. So I do. And you'll whatever. So, you know,
he's taking her spot, Bernie endorses him. And then
immediately the guy gets canceled. Because eight years
ago, he you know, on because he does a lot of YouTube stuff. He
did something stupid, like, oh, let's rate women by how good
they they appear to be able to give blowjobs just by looking at
their face. Okay. It's a bit eight years ago in the I didn't
even hear it in context. It might have been funny. But now
of all people chunk who is insane. He does have a
legitimate right to run for something because he's been a
part of the Justice Democrats. He's
been a part of four. He was the founder. Yeah,
he's a former Bernie bro. And now and the cancel culture goes
to work immediately. And Bernie has to renounce his endorsement.
That's what's happening more than the people are fed up with
it. The people of anything, are just tuning out, tuning out.
Well fed up
with this high turnout. Hi, I'm just reflecting this based on
the on what happened in England, there was a high voter turnout.
And it was I mean, it wasn't the highest in history, but it was
not a bunch of people tuning out
now. But tuning out is not the same as not showing up. You're
saying that people are fed up. It doesn't matter. It's
semantics. You're talking about the UK. I'm talking about the US
maybe not exactly the same. The momentum movement and the
Justice Democrats and the social justice warriors. I agree.
That's the problem. But I think what's happening is people are
seeing that their own leaders as they like to call them suck. You
know, the worst thing everyone says, Well, Jeremy Corbyn he
lost because he's an anti Semite. That's the number one
thing I hear.
Well, that wasn't reflected in any of the LBC stuff. I listened
to
him. Well, you know, I would that's why there's two of us.
Now.
The latest thing with your buddy Cenk chunk is us
me call him Excuse me. Do not call him my buddy.
Key. Apparently there's a video I didn't listen to it because I
didn't want to ruin myself for the show, but it just showed up.
Apparently he's advocating people ejaculate horses for
kicks.
I think this is not a new video. I think this is an old video
that got turned up and And so what's your problem with that?
You got a problem? You gotta
be running for office. I mean, if you don't think Katie Hill
being naked in massager, one of her staffers is I
think we need more more politicians massaging their
staffers naked. This would be much better for the Eau de
harmony.
Hey, Anthony wiener did that. No,
no, he was he was sexting little girls
John Big Daddy was massaging his staffers.
Oh ding ding All right. Well, I have some more examples of this
taking place because we're about to see the cancellation of
Greta. She she made a misstep that everyone's trying to trying
to fix unless you have some more on Brexit and I'll just move on.
No, I think we're good with Brexit. I think we've got it
covered. And at least at least we covered it without just
saying well, you know, these idiots unelected madman, Boris
Johnson is a misogynist, xenophobic. No,
you get paid decent money to do that on democracy. Now on
television, we are podcasters we suffer we have a different angle
a different take, which is probably a lot closer to
reality.
Truth is poverty.
So as cop 25, the big elite climate change negotiation,
because it wasn't a meeting it wasn't a summit it was
continuously build as the negotiation kind of fell apart
in the last few days. With the Poland being the problem child
Poland
has been left out of a 2050 climate neutrality agreements by
the EU. After hours of Summit haggling with three poor Eastern
member states, the Czech Republic Hungary and Poland had
demanded more funds for economic transition and support the
nuclear power the former to eventually conceded having won a
guarantee that nuclear energy would be recognized as a way for
EU states to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Poland
remained steadfast, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel's that
she was satisfied with the outcome on Fiat
we had intense discussions. And we can say that we know where
we're going, namely that we want to reach climate neutrality by
2051 member state that is Poland could not commit itself today to
how the implementation of this goal should take place
also said it needs to reach climate neutrality at its own
pace. Poland still relies on highly polluting coal for some
80% of its energy and demands more specific guarantees on how
the phasing out of fossil fuels would be financed before taking
the plunge towards more ambitious climate goals. This
drama came a day after new European Commission leader
Germany's Ursula von der Leyen proposed an $110 billion
investment plan that will push for net zero greenhouse gas
emissions by mid century, something she called Europe's
man on the moon moment.
So that Europe's man on the moon moment is not even correctly
reflected in this report. But what you're hearing is that
Poland clearly said, well, we need more money than you're
offering for us to change our entire infrastructure. And
that's why it's called the negotiation because and I think
this is what people are finally starting to see is okay, I live
in the Netherlands. And I have to I will have to pay extra
Green Deal tax. It's called Green Deal in Europe, we have
the green New Deal, which is nothing. The Green Deal is very
real. We'll get to that in a moment. And there's dissenting
dissension amongst the ranks, they want more money, and if
you're in the Netherlands, they will Why am I why am I going to
give my money to the polls of the European Union? You're all
part of the same family. So Greta gets accosted upon
returning home and she says something very unfortunate
25 meeting which is happening in Madrid right now is almost over
and we unfortunately probably already know the outcome where
leaders are still trying to run away from their responsibilities
but we have to make sure that they cannot do that. We will
make sure they that we put them against the wall
Greta saying we must make sure we put them against the wall has
been interpreted as if we need to put the leaders in front of
the wall shoot them. And here's what's funny, because everyone
who's defending Greta is coming out and say, Oh, no, no, that's
just it's a it's a swaying English. It's swing English.
It's in Sweden, we say this, but it doesn't really mean that
well. Turns out swing Lish is a lot like ductless because in the
Netherlands we have the same saying facilitated a mirror how
and it means one thing and it's its etymology is one thing
firing squad. So she said it and it means put them in front of
the firing squad. But of course, kind of didn't really mean it
that way. Of course you
have to do the job and to protect our futures. Yeah, bravo
19 is almost over. And we must make sure the 2020 is the Year
of Action is the year when we bend the global emissions curve.
I
love bend the global emissions curve because that's how a 15
year olds think they come up with this kind of stuff.
Now, there was another episode was her I, by the way, trying to
decide whether should go back to this polish thing because there
was an incident or something said within that clip of yours,
that the Polish were kind of wanting to move toward. Nuke a
nuclear energy. Yes, there was some mention of that. And then
it was kind of shoved aside and then they were condemned because
then whatever Yeah, the
media won't talk about it. But more countries are actually
lining up nuclear as a part of their well that's
going on the Germans shut down their plants and the French are
being told to shut down they're actually not. This is why does
this make any sense? What's going why
it's in negotiation? By the way, Aaron, when producer Aaron his
he has two daughters who are Swedish and they were kind
enough to give us the official so this is how the Swedish kids
pronounce Greta tune may last or just pronounce this here we go.
Hey, my name is Maddy. Greta toon Bedi.
And then we have just a way of Amy. Amy said her name is Greta
tune by
Greta tune Berry. Okay, I got it. I think I can do that. Good
at that tune Betty.
So the other thing that just took place was she's on her way
back. And she was sitting in the luggage arena. She's sitting on
the floor on the train with the luggage. Yeah. And so they took
a bunch of pictures and this became a big vehicle made a big
stink about her. She's well, I couldn't get a seat on the
the trains were full. And all Germans riser overflow.
And then they called her out on that saying, wait a minute,
you're a big pusher promoter that trains are going to be
fooled, and you're going to make everyone go on him. Oh, yeah,
I'm sorry, I made a mistake. That that and then somebody else
dug up the fact that she was with an entourage of pals and
they were all sitting in first class or whatever was sitting in
her seat.
That's this is why also Greta will get cancelled. It's for all
those same reasons the revolution eats itself. Now,
there is some real concern that I have about the Green Deal and
the EU. And that's because the brand new Starfleet commander,
forget her name, the woman who was who will be the the big, the
big kahuna, she has created a position, which is the European
Commission Executive Vice President for the Green Deal.
And this commission has eight subcommittees with Deputy
Minister 150 people, at least in this Green Deal department that
has been created. And guess who's running it? My buddy,
France Timmermans. Ah, so this is the Dutch guy who was a
deputy Deputy Secretary of State for the Netherlands when, in
fact, there's the radio station where they got burned down. And
he came in and at the time, he was traveling all over the world
with the queen, the former Queen going to Bilderberg and I really
bonded with a guy like hey, Bilderberger, let's hear what
you have to say. And, and he is really, and he'll it turns out
the guy, he looks like he's 65. But he's only three years older
than I am. So France Timmermans has, as has received this, this
role from from the new Starfleet commander. And he released his
plan and his roadmap, which calls for 260 billion euros of
investment every year from the European Union.
How about investing in a podcast? Well,
I think I may have my chance to finally get this guy on the show
to interview him. Because he's a sales guy. And now he is he now
he's not selling himself to be president of the EU. Now he's
selling a deal. And I think I think this is I can get in with
him, particularly after listening to his interview with
Christiana Amanpour on CNN, where he explains exactly
exactly what is needed. And the first thing we need is young
leaders like Greta tune, Daddy,
what do you make of Greta? tunberg Who said that girl?
Let us do that again. You are doing this all wrong lady. Name
is. Maddie,
what do you make of Greta tunberg? Who said that? You
know, she she wrote a list of the things that people aren't
doing and they, and they're sort of, you know, sneaking around
their commitments?
Well, we're so lucky to have her as this amazing that a 16 year
old young lady could get
France is a sales guy in brown shoes. Here's her brown shoe
salesman,
young lady could get first of the year awarded by Time
Magazine. Okay,
I gotta stop it there. Now, we also have the Person of the Year
cover, which I don't think the magazine has even actually
printed anymore, but that's the cover. But did you notice a
cover but did you notice that they've they're sexualizing her
now. And I think it's a huge mistake. They took out the
braids to Pippi Longstocking, and they have her with their
hair flowing backwards. Big mistake. This is not the image
of Greta toon theory. This is like a young 16 year old woman
who's coming into her own big mistake, yeah,
awarded by Time Magazine, I'm really, really very excited
about that. And she's sending a very powerful message. And I
think we should listen very carefully to what he says. That
is why the Green Deal we are presenting is a roadmap that can
lead us to a Climate Neutral Europe by 2050. But to go there,
we will have to take quite a number of measures, legal
measures to make it happen. And Greta can watch very carefully
what we're doing in the next months and years and see whether
we can actually deliver what we promised it is my firm belief
that we can do that. We'll need the support of all our member
states in the European Parliament. But we can achieve
this because we have massive support of more than 90% of the
European population.
Oh, yeah. Okay, so these guys are so delusional. They believe
that in the countries, the Netherlands, Germany, France. I
think Ireland, Poland, Poland, especially the farmers with
1000s of tractors, yeah. Who the population support the farmers
in these in these roadblocks just now, according to France,
the set the brown shoe sales guy 90% support, and you heard Oh,
yeah, we will need a lot of help from our member states. Yeah,
every member state, there's 26 of them, will have to pony up at
least 10 billion euros, not all of them can do that. So beggars?
And do they have these, these keys as to who, who pays what
according to size and GDP? And it's going to be very
interesting for them to get people to pay for this. And all
it is is just to say, well, we'll hit our agenda 2030 goals,
which means we'll have total neutrality, which is interesting
in the context of another failed neutrality, net neutrality are
pushing 2050 That's right. 20. So agenda 2030, which is a
defined goal of agenda 21 not making it up no conspiracy
theory, no, Alex Jones. Now you can go print it out, is it leads
to and this is their new mantra is climb a carbon neutrality by
2050. And of course, the question is, what can you do it?
How realistic
is this? Well,
if people don't understand that, we need to make a paradigm
shift, that we really need to transform economies and our
societies to face this challenge of
Yeah, which means giving stuff up slaves means it's going to be
cold in the winter and hot in the summer,
that we really need to transform our economies and our societies
to face this challenge. If people don't understand that we
won't get there. But there's an increasing understanding in
society, also in business, that this is something we need to do.
And that's why we present this roadmap, which would give us the
tools to get there in transport, in our energy, in agriculture,
in housing, in all these areas where we need to reduce our
emissions and where we can create a huge amount of new jobs
if we reset our economy on a circular basis.
What does that mean? We need to reset our economy on a circular
basis.
Did he say Did he say circular circular?
No, I'm pretty sure he said circular Let's listen again to
the
end jobs if we reset our economy on a circular basis
circular I don't know what I don't know when he means
circular.
He's just making that up. I
think so too. Anyway, I'm getting this guy on for an
interview.
I know, killer basis for reset economy.
That'll be my first question. How does the circular what is
it? How does it work and How can we profit off of it? Because
that's what's gonna happen.
I think what he means is I'm just thinking, you know, the
recycling logo where the arrow goes to this place and it goes
back in and comes around. It's like a strike.
Yeah. green arrows cutting lope. Yes. The circular Yes.
I think that's what he's talking about. He wants an economy
that's that's self sufficient and is circular in that way
where everything gets recycled and
could be but taking into account the Secretary General of the
United Nations. We played him just two shows ago when he was
with gratitude Nari, and he talked about we need to move
from taxing income to taxing carbon. And I think the European
Union is on its way they have an office,
the Oh wasn't it was it was more complex than just taxing carbon
quote unquote, carbon it was some else carbon use or carbon.
Some wasn't a carbon something was a carbon with another word.
Well, hold on. I think we have let me just listen to this clip
for a second. This is the guy
says Antonio Guterres, who is the UN Secretary General, what
is still lacking is political will.
political will to put a price on carbon, political will to stop
subsidies on fossil fuels. political will to stop building
coal power plants from 2020 onwards, political will to shift
taxation from income to carbon
shifting taxation from income to carbon.
Yeah, you're right. Of course I'm right. That's right. This
the fossil fuel fools are fools.
I think the way they and you said correctly is how can you
tack someone on carbon unless you track them and know exactly
what carbon they're using. And this may be part of the circular
system France the brown shoe sales guy is thinking of this
comes from the OB f c m, which is the office of something of
something routes and spying on you for something of the
European Commission. And this is how they're going to do it in
your automobile. The European
Union's new light duty co2 standards require the European
Commission to monitor the real word fuel and electric energy
consumption of vehicles. The data will be recorded by onboard
monitoring devices and needs to be transferred to the
commission. This graphic shows four possible ways of
transferring the data. The three methods shown at the top are not
suitable for efficient monitoring of real world
consumption. The first option, periodic technical inspections,
is for new vehicles only mandatory of the four years,
including therefore unacceptably delay the data availability, the
second roadside spot checks would be prohibitively labor
intensive to perform the third method, collecting data from
manage fleets, such as rental companies is not likely to
produce data that is representative of the market.
Automatic over the air transfer would allow for regular fleet
wide collection of the data. Automatic Transfer would also
shift compliance responsibility to manufacturers minimize the
risk of human errors and could make use of existing Vehicle
Telemetry hardware. Furthermore, it would be suited for future
applications like onboard emission monitoring.
So that's where 5g comes in, everybody's happy and we know
exactly how much carbon you are polluting or using or wasting or
whatever term we want to use. And you will be taxed
accordingly. And in fact, I think it will be done
automatically and deducted straight from your bank account.
And that's the way to do it.
That's that's clearly where it's going.
And you drive around and you got a monitor. It's like having a
little bracelet around your ankle. That's next that's also
your that would be next. Cars got into the cars your spy it's
your fit your personal spy spying on everything you do.
Tell me where everyone Where are you going? How much you're
spending did you start the car up too many times? Which by the
way, which reminds me Does anybody else but me annoyed by
these idiotic cars that start every time they stop at a
stoplight?
Well that is a you know why this is right. This came from your
save
so much NASA keep starting your car over and over
while it does it does save on a missions I wouldn't say it saves
on gas. The reason why that is in luxury vehicles and but also
in the Netherlands and small vehicles is that is the only way
these companies can get their cars to the required emission
standard. You cannot disable it it turns on every single time
you start you can turn it off and but if you don't then you're
at the stoplight and it or wherever you are at a standstill
it'll turn off and and they They assume or they assume that there
will be so many turn offs per vehicle per drive. And that they
did, it's a numbers game, they deduct that from their mission.
It's kind of like the diesel scam only now it's affecting you
because the car goes turns off, I think it's very annoying.
I had first encountered this technology probably 10 years
ago, or maybe longer, maybe 15. When I was on the mailing list
for all these auto companies, I was writing about stuff. And so
General Motors shows up with this truck that they wanted me
to test that had this feature, and it was like a big deal.
And the guy was going on and on it promoted, that is a big deal.
Really
all was fantastic. Because it did all these great things. And
so I said, Really, I said, let's drive it around and drove and
drove normally because it started pretty quick. So as you
touch the pedal, the starter, you're on your way. Well,
even if you just touch the brake again, or pressure, it's pretty
quick. But I said, Well, let's take this thing up. Myrin.
There's this hill, in Berkeley called Moran. And it's pretty
much like the worst hills in San Francisco, straight up to
Grizzly Peak with stop signs that are gotcha where you're on
an angle and you got to do the BIA had to hold on to the brake
for dear life, so you don't slide backwards. So I said,
Let's go up to say took these guys up down driving. Yeah. And
so we got to the first stop sign. And then as soon as I let
go the brake to hit the gas, I hit the gas, they go on the
brake, and I slid about 30 feet backwards. If there was anybody
behind me, we would have plowed into them. And so then when it
finally caught it and it burned rubber trying to get back up the
hill back to the stop sign. And so I kept saying this is great.
You remember I had the Trinity I had the the biodiesel Mercedes
station wagon from 1985. Yeah. And I was on one of those hills,
and the whole transmission dropped out. Were you not in the
car with me when that happened?
No, I was not I would have remembered what's quite
see it was a similar thing. Only downtown San Francisco was more
scary. Drop mathrani. Can't say that anymore.
You can. So So these guys this idea that anyway, they just
galls me, but this idea of tracking. I've been predicting
this for 20 years or more, that the smog checks are part of this
scam. Eventually they'll be giving you posthumous tickets.
Oh, sure. All the speeding you did and all the illegal moves
you made based on that. I'm sure the software is being worked on
as we speak,
oh, it's already there. And this is this is what Tesla has all of
that. It's all in there. And they're tracking everything you
do. They just haven't given it up yet. They will well, and I
think this is a part of a near certainty for the European
Union. This is a part of the New World Order. And I got to tell
you amidst all of this impeachment and FBI, FISA
spying, and none of that, in this course, as we know, in the
United States is Gitmo nation, there's no other news. But there
was news. And I'm concerned, because it goes back to a very
old theory that we talked about in the beginning of the show,
which was the, you know, the roll up of the New World Order,
we'd have the European Union, which is basically happen,
they're still trying to bring in a couple other countries into
the European Union, then we'd have Eurasia and then we would
have the United States of North America. And then those three
would come together in the Trilateral Commission. And then
above that, we would have the New World Order global
government. And now it was laughable until the European
Union actually did that. And a couple other things started to
happen. And amidst all of this, we had a I'm not even sure where
I think it's a bill was signed. A resolution yet not
ratification. But there were amendments made to the US MCA
that is the United States Mexico, Canada. trade deal,
which is meant treatment, which is agreement, which is meant to
replace the North American Free Trade Agreement, yet, just
looking at how God all the Democrats were when they said,
Oh, look at what we've done. We've done though, this is our
built, we've done it, we've done it, we've created these fan,
this is something that President Trump has been calling for for
years. He says that he created it, the Democrats, then all of a
sudden say, well, we passed this in the house and we're great and
we did everything and that everything is a whole bunch of
amendments, which I've only just started to read, but I did I did
find this podcast. Thank goodness for the podcast from
nuuma America magazine no doubt right wing outfit, but this guy
at least gives us some idea of what is in this document. And it
by the way, is marked up already in the show notes along with
France Timmermans. Green Deal so we can all look at that
together. But listen to this guy who talks about the US MCA
negotiated by US Trade Representative Robert light
Heiser on behalf of the Trump administration, the United
States Mexico Canada agreement or usmca. Purportedly intended
to replace the two and a half decade old North American Free
Trade Agreement is part of a much broader agenda that will
end the sovereignty and independence of the United
States and eventually submerge the US along with Mexico and
Canada into a regional integration scheme. Similar to
that of the European Union. On Tuesday, Ambassador Robert light
Heiser Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and
Mexican Deputy Prime Minister Hey Soos, Sade met in Mexico
City along with Mexico's president undress Manuel Lopez
Obrador to sign new amendments to the US MCA, officially titled
the protocol of amendments to the agreement between the United
States of America the United Mexican States and Canada, is a
27 page document of amendments to the US MCA that were
negotiated and added to the agreement at the insistence of
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats to garner their
support in order to fast track the trade scheme in the Democrat
controlled House of Representatives. This new
agreement pushes an agenda that is progressive, as Freeland
described it, using the guise of trade to enact progressive
policies across the continent that will somehow make North
America more competitive as a region. And there in lies the
true intent and purpose of the agreement to merge the economies
and policies of all three countries into a single North
American region, much like the European Union.
Now, I believe this to still be the actual plan. I don't know if
we'll get the marrow, I'm waiting for that. Um, so
remember that a couple years back, so when I wake up one day,
the dollar is gonna be gone. It's gonna be the
marrow. I had a picture of the Maryland last newsletter.
Really Excellent. Well, to the Democrats changed stuff. And I
love it whenever they call it the protocols, because that's
the stuff that I found in the Lisbon Treaty. That was this the
so called constitution of the European Union, but it all these
protocols where you can be arrested and driven out of town
and tar and feather you and whatever else they want to do.
And where is our president? Is he on board with all this? Is
this the idea? Is it just about trade? Because I I'm starting to
read it. And there's a lot of protectionism as well, you know,
we can do this with cheese, we can't do that. There's a lot of
different things very similar to the European Union's documents,
also not dissimilar from TPP or any other global arrangement.
And I'm, I'm skeptical about how great this is going to be for
America.
Maybe that's the whole idea. Maybe Nancy Pelosi and Dave and
the boys put this together threw something together and then did
the impeachment thing to keep Trump distracted. It's like you
know look at the shiny object shiny object look, look look
that is in the background.
You know, you're right, because I'll give this president a lot.
But I for that kind of detail. No, I don't I mean, unless
someone's there saying hey, this is what they're doing. He's not
going to read it. I'm gonna sit down and read this. I don't
trust it. I think it's a problem they
are not supposed to is Wilbur and Ross and all the other boys
that are supposed to read Wilbur
well, like name like Wilbur, and that's the most New World Order
name I've ever heard really named Wilbur and I. So I will be
looking into these 28 protocols to the amendments, because I'm
very skeptical as to how great this is.
And there's a couple of gems.
With that. I would like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you Mr. John C. Dvorak, the man who put the C in
the USMC a agreement.
Yeah, yeah, in the morning you have Mr. Adam curry also in the
morning all ships to see boots on the ground Street in the air
subs in the water and all the names and nights out
and in the morning to Laetrile room Hello, trolls Good to have
you here at no agenda stream.com which is very much alive
contrary to some Dutch tweets I saw I was like you guys are
nuts. This is very much alive. The no agenda stream is kicking
ass. It's where we have shows 24/7 And you can find out what's
playing What the shows are I think get mo lists.com has an
overview of that. It's where the trolls hang out in the troll
room troll each other troll the shows, but there's never
triggering. It's just trolling, trolling, no triggering, it's
all good. No agenda stream.com Also, though, you mumbling about
something?
Yeah, I just kind of denying the Zephyr just went by
nine cars economy is World gathering more
than nine cars. It's an hour late
in the morning to Thorin Thorin, who had a change of jobs. So he
has not been able to do art for the show for quite a while,
since he no longer can listen live. But we just didn't find
anything particularly super compelling in the last round of
art. For 1198, the title of that show was self certified. And we
just went hunting through the evergreens. And that's what we
found no agenda donating is love and a beautiful eight bit
rendering by Thorin. In fact, this was, I believe, one of the
oldest images. Let me take a look here of late. I mean, we're
talking seriously, like, I think 300 Yes. And we're up to 12,000
by now. So we really went back, but it's a beautiful piece. And
I don't know why we never used it before. But thank you very
much Thorin for participating at the time and just goes to show
how great the Art Generator really is. Because we can pull
stuff from it. Even when we don't have the right
submissions, but we do love seeing what you artists do go to
no agenda art generator.com We're very happy to to fawn over
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are happy. And
so true to that. Yes. Particularly the children. All
right, so let's start off with a couple of donations here. We
have a pretty good showing for the executive and Associate
Executive producers for today's show. 1199 1199 Okay, starting
with Anonymous, anonymous, who came in with
$3,300.30 $3 $3,333.33 a lot of threes. Wow, what? Oh, oh my
goodness. Yep. How does he?
Hopefully you have. Do you have a note? I hope Oh, nope.
Yeah. Big note. Can he wants to get the jingles interest? So
Adam can queue them up?
Okay, I'll go like you read. Oh, look,
he wants to That's true. Oh, you can look it up on your own.
Okay. No, I
mean, you okay?
I don't have to read you're gonna look at this and then read
it yourself. Okay, now that it's out of the way you mofos ruined
my life. Well, we need to ruin more lives apparently. Here I
was consuming the crap coming from the M five M in blissful
ignorance, then bam, you hit me in the mouth. Now that
comfortable cocoon is gone. And I realized how easily it is to
control the population by giving them what they want. Thank you
for opening my eyes and bringing some much needed perspective.
Wow. You've restarted the part of my brain that is responsible
for critical thinking. And my amygdala is starting to shrink.
And thank you for your courage. And then he has
Holy crap. Well, anonymous, thank you very much. And this is
probably a great example of the value for value system. And the
value that anonymous put on us ruing in his ruining his life is
quite high. But he was consuming crap. And boy says we hit him in
the mouth. I hope some someone I wonder who hit him in the mouth.
But then once you're hit in the mouth, and sometimes there's no
going back. So he's out of the comfortable cocoon. And thank
you very much and apparently looking for jobs. So we'll give
you the most powerful one we have along with your requested
jingles. That's true. Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand's
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
You've got karma. Wow,
great positioning from a corporate job to self
employment.
Oh, that's that's there's nothing better than that.
There's nothing in fact, man I recommend podcasting. Nothing
like being your own boss starting when you want to.
That works out for so many. Sir Patrick COBOL. Our he's a he's
the he's pre Grand Duke Patrick, he's a URL I think of Tennessee.
$1,199. He's the show this the show number which means he's the
show. Oh
my goodness. That's Rob member that has not happened in quite a
while
now and it's gonna happen less and less in the future I
believe,
as you could probably figure that Yeah.
So he says I knows the next show 1200 is a big one. But I needed
to upgrade to my donation 1199 Because it has more threes.
Thank you both and all the producers for what we all do for
the show in our community. Thanks no agenda meetups title
upgrade from Earl of Tennessee to now. I don't know if he's in
the upgrade list. I don't think so.
He should be Let me double check. He should be Duke of the
South. Now you do get
this house and work with Foley and Nussbaum as I head to arch
and Grand Duke one day can I get a job as deal karma? What's the
jobs deal? Karma?
I guess the jobs or deal maybe as a deal? Yes, yeah.
Oh, yeah. He wait for the pending 2020 season and a random
he's random Sharpton. Thanks again, for all the producers out
there. He is a he's a computer guy that one of the guys a
penetration tester. And he's a penetration tester. I had a long
chat with him about this. Once he he's the kind of penetration
expert. You have to pay a lot too because it includes
breaking. I hate to say this, but it includes even though it's
legal, its contractual, and includes breaking into the
facility.
Yeah. He's the kind of penetration expert you have to
pay up front. So we've got your change noted and I'll throw out
a nice Sharpton for you because hey, man, you're the you're the
Duke of the south
and we will much about that. Be committed, so there's no real
conflict. Michael drew this aid journey. juniac putting Lincoln
himself Daniel days Lewis, behind Monica Lewinsky the one
and only tre song is Alison Lundergan Grimes gina de la de
house. When gina de just loose tea brought the challenge of
matte, matte vivid people don't want to have their Social
Security overall they Republican Savior Mark Rubio's big night in
evolution and Galileo mean this whole thing of Galileo America
has changed Wow. Unless a high tea and skillets President Putin
doing something similar back if it won't change this fundamental
fact about the GOP just how absurd these attacks is. Nearly
six months after the dangerous traffic jam Nation The military
says my friend for many years a young yo Jana van zanco
jobs jobs and jobs Let's vote for jobs
karma fresh sharp and nothing like a little owl rev owl on a
Sunday Morning
guys the gift that keeps on giving sure is next is a
circumvent the law in Brisbane Queensland at $500 in in dollar
ruse. I actually came into Lauren um This one came in
earlier this is not really for this show. But this was a wire
transfer code company called we transfer and it went right into
the bank quite effortlessly which is no no
it's not it's it's not we transfer it's something else is
wire transfer it's not we transfer that's something else.
Okay, well let's see what it says well I'll just read his
notes as soon as anything in your mind as
we add wire transfer wire or something
transfer wire.com
I'm so good You're the best
thanks for the information when I selected bank at devora.org/n
A it actually opened the email instead of taking me to the link
you gave anyway. Anyway
anyway. Oh we didn't he didn't add an s nice.
No, I don't understand why. I have sent to $500 and dollar
ruse then he goes on but the details I will send a note for
Thursday show once you confirm it as arrived if I miss the note
I would like a jobs karma for the most amazing Dame G money. I
need an anti l Tom, Alzheimer's karma for the drunkard minstrel
of brown nights Sir Chris as he keeps forgetting that I attend
sessions and talk to am so in other words doesn't really have
Alzheimer's? I should hope so. And as a donation if credited in
digital ad dollars did renew dollars. It will also take me to
Baronet but I will keep the nomenclature of circumvent the
law protector of privacy pronounced circumvent for
jingles. I can have a you are going to love President Trump
Hold on one second. Let me first I'm gonna do this title since
we're doing it anyway, sir, circumvent the law and he
becomes a Baronet. He says,
no, no, he says, No, take me to Baronet, but I will keep the
nomenclature circumvent this nomenclature, but he gets the
title. Okay, well, you've you want to give it to me
a bit you about it. And what are these people a lot
of people have written in his saying they do not want the
Baronet title.
It's just entitled only he can call himself whatever you want.
Just crossing the T's and dotting the eyes
to tease away he has it for jingles. Can I please have a e
you are going to love President Trump. What is that?
I don't think ever I don't think we have that.
i Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Crazy. JCD. Yeah, yeah. And it's true.
Well, I can thank you for your courage.
You're going to love President Trump. I don't remember that
either. Well, I haven't I have the Yeti, Isabel, but it's not
something we play.
I don't think so either. It's just wishful thinking maybe
ended jobs karma as well, or is it wishful thing? Yeah, yeah,
yeah. Yeah, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no. Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
And I'll throw in a go. You've got
karma not messing around.
throwing in a good. So we transfer.com is up want to show
you that does work wire trust. I don't have all the details. I'm
going still going back and forth with him on how to make it work.
Well, wire transfer.com a wire
transfer dicono. I won't get we transfer because there's a
real we transfer service. But do not try to send your money
through that that will not work. Well.
All right. Onward. Thank you
circumvent the law. Glad we got that straightened out to man.
Cool that does, you know, there is crap going on. Now I was just
reading Venmo is, which is PayPal is fighting with banks.
Because banks won't are some for some reason. They're saying, oh,
there's a technical issue. We can't let you connect your Venmo
account to your bank account. Obviously, the banks are setting
up all these free services amongst themselves to circumvent
the coin of phrase. These other services such as as what is it
Venmo. And then there's Cash App and a number of other ones. But
they're doing this internal transfer between the banks,
which is as far as I can tell, almost free that internal that
international transfer was not free, but I believe it's like
0.9%. If I read correctly, I did look through the wire transfer
account. Yeah, for some of the some of them, it's pretty low.
It's very low.
Generally speaking, it's like 100 Buck fee just at the top.
And then you had to in that boat, the other side has to pay
20 or 30 bucks. It's a total that Swift is extremely
expensive. Alright, anyway, thanks. Because it doesn't it's
like it's expensive to someone sending 500 bucks or even 100 or
100. Particular but 500 Because they don't discourage it. Yeah,
well, they want wire transfers to be $5 million.
Whereas we all know really that Bitcoin is the way to go. But
I digress. Joshua, anonymous in Virginia is next on the list for
$20. And he sent in a he or she can tell actually,
okay, for 20 you have my attention. And
please keep me anonymous. On this Giving Tuesday, I decided
to donate to the best podcast in the universe and give myself a
is a woman, a dame hood. At the same time, I would like to be
Dame anonymous of colonial place. I think she do believe
she's I do.
I do believe she is I do believe.
I do believe she's definitely I do believe,
I do believe
no requests for the round table. I would like home renovation. I
would like home renovation karma. Well, you know,
that's a very good request.
You've got karma.
What? What was it? I know we have the big 1200 coming on
Thursday. What do you This is an interesting influx of executive
producers. Do you think this was there's a reason for this
besides it another outstanding newsletter?
Well, the net the money came in before the newsletter went out,
which for the most
part must just be for the work.
I believe it's, I think COBOL hit it. I think it's because
1199 something magical about 1199.
Good point. Good point. Well, thanks. And thank you anonymous.
I will be
greedy and he really had to do much work. It's just magical,
magical and
were in Virginia is this thing
in Virginia?
I don't know. Okay, I'm just thinking Langley.
No, no, definitely not Langley. All right. I know that much.
Okay.
Thanks. See you at the roundtable anonymous deemed to
be
Joshua LAN is next unlisted foreigner dollars. And he's got
a birthday coming up. Hi, John and Adam. Today is Friday the
13th. Today this Friday the 13th is my 40th birthday. So please
give me a birthday shout out that was Friday a couple days
ago. Please play a couple of Al Sharpton jingles Adams choice.
Also shout outs to Carl from the WA T P Who are these podcasts? I
don't believe it was mentioned on the show. But that podcast
can be heard on the no agenda stream.
Yes, I knew that. But I didn't know it when we talked about it.
That's right. Yes, we have a lot of great shows on the no agenda
stream.
It's a fact. Yeah, I wish they would do. I've said it before.
And nobody's really taking it too seriously, except as a joke.
I wish they do identifiers through the at some point in the
show. So if you're listening to the show, maybe every 15 minutes
or so you might mention what it is that you're what the name of
your show is. Yeah.
Well, that was stream number
of times and I'm just going on and on. And I said I disagree
show but I can't listen for hours. I got other things to do.
Okay, so what was the name of the show? I can never find out.
So we solve this. A there is now link to so you could find
exactly what was on the streams on no agenda. stream.com. Just
an FYI. If you're in the troll room while you're listening,
which a lot of people do, you can go in and on ominously, you
just type exclamation mark and P for now playing. So I'll do that
now. Exclamation mark and P in the troll room. And it says now
playing no agenda live. So it'll tell you what's playing upon
request.
So if I'm driving around in my car streaming the stream in my
radio, which is what I see as the future. How does that help
me?
If you lose, I think if you listen to the stream in your
car, it actually will have a metadata readout that plays now
that works. I'm happy I think it works. Yeah,
I think it does work. Alright, anyway, he
continues with his note.
If not, it'll work by next week.
He continues with his note I do not believe as mentioned on the
show, check it out all the best bear in Fox batch of the Cook
Islands. He's the man with the
man where the tent we gotta go. We gotta go hang out with him.
Cook Islands. It's gotta be like, take 20 hours to get
there.
A horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible illness
yet, but I got some new sharps and let's see if there's
anything good here
though. One candidate who made a big splash entering the race
last month will be noted viscerally and notably absent
from the event. Okay, that's one does that really matter if you
are compromising the future of this democracy that we call how
we run this country? I like that
this democracy that we call how we run this country all right,
nice. Did he want a Karma as well? I don't think so. Insane
he's no request. Okay.
Onward. Three and $50.33 as an executive executive of episode
1146 and so on and so on this donation give me a seat at the
round table please Knight me sir Rudolph vessel Lee the night of
the open source. All right. For my knighting ceremony like some
some some some low vos na Summit. I just thought I Unicode
here. I can't tell what it is. It's Slavoj Java.
I can kind of read it. Speak of our NAT Smetana and slave O V T.
And someone else can correct me if not, that's how it's going
out within about an hour and a half. Okay. Sounds like some
kind of risky thing.
It could be or it sounds sounds Eastern European more than risky
to be honest about in
any continues.
Our e slack, Adam, you're absolutely right. About working
outside of working hours. And John isn't. John has never
worked in the current environment. I'm working Now,
but you're not alone. Do we have slack all this? We're not we
don't have liver. We don't have slack. This is what he's talking
about the slack environment, the the millennials who are being
worked to the bone day and night by continuously.
I put it on the millennial this. Oh, yes.
And I have yo, yeah. Slack. We need a term for it. If you're,
if you're over slack, if you're slack,
people that are going to help us on this list.
Yes. But yes, Slack. And by the way, I got at least five other
emails from people who say, Absolutely. It's horrendous. We
are expected to be online all the time working whenever and
slack is the culprit.
So when I'm at dinner, and I got the millennials are at JC who is
the tech guy, he's works at a company and he is a constant.
I'm serving the meal and beep beep me and I say what can I
always bitch get off your fob,
know the phrase is, hey, millennial, hang up and hang
out. That's the phrase hang up and hang. I'm using it. Now,
while we're on this anyway, just stop the donation segment for a
moment. And I don't know if it's Rudolph, who sent this to me.
But this slack thing has gotten so bad. They now have extra
plugins, extra features you can purchase to upgrade for your
millennial workforce experience. And it's called disco. And our
friend VERONICA BELMONT is happy to promote it here.
Jessica here is doing an awesome job. But I don't want to always
have to wait for our one on ones to be able to tell her good
thing we just got disco. It allows us to give positive
feedback in our Slack channels. Right when and where great work
is happening. Jessica just squashed a major bug that we've
been working on for weeks. So I'm gonna give her a star in our
engineering channel. That way the entire team can come along
with emoji reactions, animated GIFs and other words of
encouragement.
This is what's happening, John. So they nailed it. I've nailed
it. They're taking these teenagers and young adults back
to kindergarten with a little star on your forehead when you
were peaceful and quiet during quiet time. John Hattie also
did you know what to promise you can tell that she screwed up
because she said GIF
instead of obsessing about that this is really interesting. Is
this is there's something going on with the end you're seeing it
in your own household. Ask JC asked him if he got a little
disco slack if he got a disco slack star and did he feel good
about it and did the rest of the dev team pile on and send him
all kinds of animated GIFs
that is pretty pathetic.
I told you and it is very kindergarten. I think that that
ended. I think that ends if I'm not mistaken. I can remember my
grammar school years. I said grammar school the other day in
front of what's the grammar school?
What it's like getting stickers like good job. Here's a sticker
used to
get a couple of kids he is stars and stickers. By the fourth or
fifth grade. I think by the fourth grade I did my experience
Yeah. By the fourth grade. It went to a lettering system A B C
D right F and F never went back to stars so why is it going back
to stars now that people are in the 20s? Are they that pathetic?
And maybe that's the projection that we keep hearing that you
always did because that Dutch saying whatever I say you are I
am is the is the projection we're getting when we hear
George Monbiot mention all these world leaders and saying they're
all in diapers, because this group is the ones that are in
diapers. George Monbiot is in diapers Yeah, all right. But it
I'm telling you
Oh, there's no winning. We don't like to foster a competitive
atmosphere but we laugh a lot. Now everyone hug and share a
secret and let's
give everyone a disco slack I like I don't I don't have time
for my one on one which is scheduled through the scheduling
system. Oh no. So I'll just hand out a little disco sad John sad
eight kids keep I mean I've got emails from people at Ring ring
is apparently the worst environment for this.
Curiously, I have a ring clip today
good well let's continue with Rudolph because we rude Rudolph
let's get back.
Okay. For my knees. Okay, we got that for slack and I'm you're
absolutely right, John's Wrong. Wrong. He doesn't know what he's
talking about. He's never worked in the current environment. This
is not about working hard. This is about being stressed all the
time by slack slash phone slash ms teams that is always active
and beeping in your pocket
to go your own son has this as a director within the thing is,
here we go. I know we can't get off of it. It's so it's mine
is it's not like he I don't know if his lack of self awareness
because he doesn't seem annoyed.
No, it's called training. He's been trained like this from from
the get go.
And it's like Mr. I say, Hey, get off the phone, or whatever
this phrase I should be using. I'm going to try to hang up and
hang out, hang up and hang out, hang up and hang out. Sounds
dopey. So anyway, he sees his eyes work, it's work and he's
Danny Getty gives me the brush off. He just did a hand in the
air kind of thing. You know, slapping air in front of
yourself and you hold your hand up and slap a little bit slap
air.
Does his work. It's work. It's work does does he mutter under
his breath. Okay, Boomer as you do that, no,
no, he doesn't do that yet. It's coming.
It's their own anger at Slack being slack ified that they have
to say that oh, slack
of sacrifice. And maybe
it just it falls out like diarrhea. It's a great it's like
a fad.
Like a fight. That actually might be both a good word for
the list.
Yes, good one for the list. All Millennials are slack. ified.
Their slack of phi dude, as director was in a large IT Corp.
He continues in the UK, I always tell people in my org, turn off
your phone and don't work outside or working hours of site
or working hours since I need you fresh and well rested. If
you really need or if you're asked to escalate to escalate to
me, whether there's right there, escalate to me now.
Don't try, I'm gonna try this on Tina, baby. If you need
something, if you need some food has escalated to me,
escalate to me. And I'll make sure that you get more than
that. Just thank you. I appeal to all managers that are
listening, tell your people the same and be transparent and tell
them that this is not better for them. It's also better for you,
since a good culture and a happy employee have give better
results. This will differentiate you as a leader, not just
another, quote unquote, boss.
And I really appreciate Rudolph writing in with this or should I
say sir Rudolph to be the Knight of open source. What I'm seeing
is an abundance of and it's I think it's typically at all new
company or most new companies are really technology companies.
Even we work I'll give him some of that. Because, you know, it's
the scheduling, but it's also how the employees are, are
handled or mishandled. And I think it's a combination of open
office plan where everyone has their headphones on. No one's
communicating in this groovy open office space, which John
you and I knew this really didn't work a long time ago. In
fact, you're the king of building a fort out of your
little, your little section of the open office plan. He's just
the divorce. He's got stacks in front of them got stuff on the
side, you know, you can sit there and no one can see what
he's doing. You are really the king of that. But everyone's got
its open office. No one says hello, when you walk in,
everyone has their headphones on. And all communication is
completely outside of any context because it's only in
Slack. And just like today's modern communication with these
kids have been taught in WhatsApp and text message. The
only way to show the context of which you are writing is with
fucking pictures with an emoji. Otherwise, no one will know if
it was a joke. Is it meant lovingly? No one will know. In
fact, I think if it doesn't have an emoji, it's always considered
to be borderline negative.
Well, no disagreement for me All right,
thanks, Rudolph. You brought up some good content in this
segment it's appreciate Jerry
Thompson is next on the list from Simpsonville South Carolina
$350. I was just hitting the mouth on episode 1163. I like
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Yes. What I would like to do first is go back to Rudolph. He
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Jobs.
Jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for job karma.
Resist. We must. We must. And we will much about that. Be
committed. Already. Science.
You might die. That's true.
There we go. Nailed him.
Yes, the jobs karma we did. Should have we took care of it.
Another anonymous donor in Chicago. $333.33. Okay,
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as EP along the way.
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Yes, very industry EP VP. And if you're in banking to be EVP
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And that's how long it took him to get over that snubbing you
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As always, no agenda is an amazing podcast a quality of no
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other podcast out there, it's, it's better. I thought I'd give
my night layaway program a kick in the seat in the pants. No,
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We're just a couple of dudes named Ben who firmly believe in
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people will willingly pay to be part of it. And if there was
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still donate even after John insists, and making irritating
and knowledge analogies with my last name. I can stand with
rhymes with comments, but my smokin hot Jewish wife, for some
reason takes offense. That kind of thing.
Gee, wow,
thank you, Robert Fittler for sending this in. Because I of
course, totally agree with you. He's always arrives with it's
like an old DJ Tick.
Any ways he writes?
Boy, the set eight all caps I might add.
A quick shout out to Sir Ryan Brady and his smokin hot
girlfriend Caitlin has a great couple of evenings at the local
shooting range. Ryan also did a great job with a meetups here in
Pittsburgh. So my best friend Tony Rigney, who turned me on to
the show back around show 100 I would like some fear is freedom
AOC goat scream F cancer for my lymphoma, II and some of the
Trump Pelosi jobs karma Amazon lightly Derby approaching the
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for many more years of no agenda. Robert Fittler dug in
Pittsburgh. Okay.
Thank you very much, Robert. And thank you for this wonderful
note. It's interesting that people always say fears free Oh
yeah. Okay, that's the AOC revolution that's what it is.
That's the fear is freedom one we got that well, we'll thank
you. And we'll gladly hand out some F cancer for you hate the
show here is ready for the revolution
jobs jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You've got
karma riding
was that the appropriate jobs karma?
Yes. Ask for a Trump Pelosi jobs karma. Okay, I pay attention.
Now. Did he want fears freedom and then
No, it's the what he means is the fear is freedom. AOC that's
the one that I played which is ready for the revolution.
Oh, you know what? I'm sorry. Thank you, right. This is the
one he wanted. I fucked it up. Sorry. We'll do it again. Why is
it not playing? Okay that's the one Okay, you're right. We got
it sorted. Or did out. Okay. Now, why counters Dade
County named Patricia Biscayne Bay. She wrote a note on me find
it.
When she's our first Associate Executive Producer for
and she will be the Associate Executive Producer.
Niner Niner.
Now she comes in a lot. She or she comes in she says a card a
nice card. Always. She always puts a very small note in I'm
going to celebrate my birthday. To date 12 Six by contributing
to I think she's on the list you should check please I will by
contributing to my, to my main say to my main. I know what that
means. So both of you so both of you and your families, you too
Anyway You too are invaluable. I would love job karma for my two
daughters no jingles like Countess dame, Patricia Vickery
Biscayne Bay
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Don't you have your your green visor on?
And must be this must be global warming. His donation marks five
years of listening to the best podcast in the universe or
atomic rod hit me in the mouth back in this via his atomic
insights podcast. Adam, please give delivery drone karma to the
Dames and nights for all the Christmas packages they are
sending and receiving. Sir Donald.
Okay. Karma it is. up and hold on. And here we go. Karma
delivered by a drone,
the future shyster destroyer of cones in Moses Lake Washington
just down the street from our buddy Sir Donald $233.33. How
are they? I find myself in these jobs Carmen, my wife and I
embark on a journey of economic refuge from Connecticut.
Unfortunately, my wife has already secured Nick's
fortunately, did I say unfortunately,
unfortunately, we get it. We know what you mean.
Yeah. Fortunately, my wife has already secured an excellent job
opportunity across the country. In contrast, I'm going to
struggle to transition away from the career I've loved for over a
decade. Well, if you look for over a decade while you're
transitioning from it, okay, in favor escaping from the state
that's becoming increasingly inhospitable, as it attempts to
solve every problem was increased taxation, Connecticut,
I would also like to ask for some karmic intervention to get
rid of those two senators you've got Yeah, but to ask for some
karmic intervention to help offload our house so I can sever
my last of my last of my ties to Connecticut enjoy my wife in
Washington. Oh, he's still stuck there. Yeah, cuz he's
because of the house and the taxes in Connecticut are insane.
Thank you for sure. Well, that's a lot of this has to do with the
fact that they know that New York taxes are worse especially
in the city. Yeah, and, and Connecticut because we're all
hedge fund managers live and they all move to Connecticut
because nicer than Joe they think is nicer than Jersey even
though it's not necessarily true. And so they decide to
gouge them. Yep, yep. Thank you so much for for the BPI to use
or shyster destroyer of Cohen soon to be resident Moses Lake.
Adam, please stop saying Oh, saying important with the
missing T dropped. It's like nails on the chalkboard.
Well, I understand it is important. We need to keep
pointing this out. It's everywhere. It's right or do we
just give in I'm okay with just giving in.
Well, you've you've already given I've still say important
let me give it a tint let me give
him some jobs karma
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Calm karma.
Thank you very much your size. Hope that works out soon. Uh,
no. John
Elmers next in line in Shawnee, Kansas 212 12 sending a hearty
Christmas and seasons wishes to both of you and all the slaves
out there. I prefer the numerology the show there you go
here Yes, you're right. Yeah, I prefer the numerology of the
show 1199 but also donating 12 for the upcoming show 1200 And I
get some at AC t test. Taking goat karma for my youngest human
resource Andrew of course also any Belshe man and he Al
Sharpton Al Sharpton day 1199 Is and a sandy OC. Are you ready
for the revolution again? Keep up the excellent deconstruction
Adam. Thank you for your patience when John is in one of
his cantankerous moods. Love and Light I like that word. Yeah, I
like it too.
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Steve Denton in Kennesaw. Oh, hold on a second. Okay. Yes,
Steve Denton and Kennesaw, Georgia, Kennesaw, Kennesaw, I
think he has a note.
Kennesaw says JCD has note.
Yeah. JCD has note areas. A lot of notes today, a lot of
donations. We want to thank all these folks for helping us to an
extreme, because we really weren't pushing for a big
step. No. And it since it was on a downward slope. This is
fantastic. It's a minute. It is a sound a thing. It's
astounding, and always surprising. It's stupendous, how
the roller coaster evens out, but it's still a roller coaster,
which makes life interesting, which keeps me at least on my
toes, so I'm happy for
after considerable bit of time as a new agenda lurker. I've
decided now is the moment to for my inaugural shipping in Oh,
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Five is a donation amount significant. And then I'm a
career radio industry employee. And this amount is the sum of
the simulcast frequencies of one of my stations in Atlanta at one
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Let me let me say how much I appreciate the steadiness and
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is stunning to be shown an example of the subtle phrasings
that reveal hidden and even subconscious agendas, to have so
many talking heads and tuffet caters. That's right. deserve
that one never knows the depth and breadth of skills and
experiences of the no agenda nation. Case in point. Many
shows back for a baffling reason of some sort. That topic of Rick
Dees Disco Duck surfaced Yes, I started my radio career in high
school as a Junior Achievement participant. Though I have been
in sales and sales management for decades now. My first 10
years were spent as an air talent music director and
program director one of the markets I worked was in Bowling
Green Kentucky at an am station that may have been the smallest
market in America with a billboard reporting point. So as
a program director when I needed the new 45 that came in the mail
from the RSO label, it was widely reported in the trades as
a station making as a as a station making an early ad quote
unquote, to its playlist of this musical car wreck. What can I
say? I know a teenage listenership magnet when I hear
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record. Ah few other gold records but this is my favorite
award for its sheer improbability as I head into my
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that encourage encouraging other douchebags to chip in Steve
Denton in Kennesaw.
I gotta tell you, I wouldn't mind having a piece of the Disco
Duck was That was classic. Very nice that now does he need a
Karma do you request that because I've forgotten
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buzzkill I would like some of the sweet Pelosi jobs karma to
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sure that some cockney rhyming slang that we
don't get yet. That's from Australia. So it's not a
document. That's what
I mean. Poppy and foxglove means something some sounding
to Adam and John Deere lords of the best podcasts in universe.
Thank you for your courage. We'd Poppy and foxglove have recently
started listening to the no agenda again, after a long
absence. We used to listen quite a lot in the first days but
never sent you any money. Sorry. We must add that you grant us to
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You've been D deuced. That's the one. And here's the second.
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We live on the south coast of Australia facing Antarctica.
When we get a hot day predicted the Weather Service reports,
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catastrophic, sorry. Trying to get it in all caps. There will
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unquote. helps keep the slaves fearful. Yes, we retired boomers
ponder the questions of origins of humanity and, and purpose,
intelligence and AI. And the Electric Universe 12,000 years
ago, our ancestors survived in ice and flood. Thank you for
your courage, Poppy and foxglove.
Well, thank you, Poppy and foxglove. That's that. I wonder
if they're, if they know any of the other producers around
because the I don't know if a lot of our people on the south
coast
know, they get sent pictures of themselves. I don't know whose
wishes popping which is foxglove. But one of them is a
photographer. That's got to be Poppy, you know, reflects love.
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rack.org/n A and we're gonna come up with some solutions for
all of you millennials who have been sacrificed. Our formula is
this we go out for hit people in the mouth
I think I can't get out of my mind this the slack ification of
the millennials, there's got to be some tips that we can give
them that are based on very old interoffice principles. When you
know when someone sends you a star or berate you through the
slack. I mean, there's gotta be some nobody rated there's yes
they do. We gave that's exactly why the CEO of the away luggage
company was kicked out she was berating her employees on Slack
and calling just proved my
point.
You break you're out.
Yeah, but you know, okay, I have a feeling that's only one
company where it happened to work out I'm not so sure that's
going to work in other organizations. But there's got
to be you know, the first thing I'd say is set up a private
slack group where the only thing you discuss is what time you're
going to meet everybody outside the office for lunch or
something Stop stop just chatting around it's it's
unhealthy. It's unhealthy. I
think I think this solution is more technological.
But bots,
bots and well you can put out slack is very good for for bots
and do a lot of cool bots stuff,
write some scripts All right and Harsin the incoming message Eric
comes and just send out and have a bot send back a appropriate
response of any sort you want to pick up the message and then if
it turns out because once in a while you're gonna send out the
wrong message like somebody died and you're gonna miss the bots
gonna make a mistake and say oh well that's too bad but you have
to still meet me at noon tomorrow let's work on I don't
care I won't be there something like that you don't want that
with somebody died and then you can apologize and then you could
describe what happened and I put I'm so into this company that
I've been writing these scripts for these bots so we can all use
them and just you know technologically kill the thing
it'll do it needs some work cover your ass memo it does your
cover your ass bots
did warrant some more thinking it's it's well I've been
thinking about this that's
what I'm gonna do. What was that phrase I need a millennial join
the group and be cool what was it event just
say hey millennial join the group and be cool that's exactly
what it was. Hey millennial, join the group or hang up and
hang out.
Hang up and hang out. I'm going to challenge JC to write some
robots for these things. Good response spot
one of our producers is a big fat liar. I mean really a huge
liar. Well,
we've had this before we had the guy on the on the oil rig was my
favorite.
Well, we but we've had we've been tracking the Secret Santa,
layaway pay off for years. It no sooner do we remind everyone
it's about to happen. Does it happen? And then our producer
comes in and says no, no. I've been in corporate marketing here
in Arkansas. For 120 years, whatever he said. Never has this
come up. I'll probably pitch it though. This is so much. I've
seen nothing nothing but Walmart payoffs all week. And it's never
any other store. It's always Walmart Hannah
hands new Monday was the deadline to pay for her items on
layaway. At the Aniston Walmart. She walked in on her lunch break
to pick up her children's Christmas gifts.
I said I just want to check and see how much I owe on the
layaway. So I can get it off and you know, in time for Christmas
and she said okay, so she pulled up my account and she said you
don't know anything. And I said, Excuse me.
Cave had heard the cashier correctly. Someone had come in
earlier that day, and paid for all of the items on layaway.
She said yeah, he come in and he paid off. Everyone's layaway,
totaling $65,000
The only thing he asked was that each person received this paper
it reads God loves you. Jesus paid the price every day
I wish I could thank the anonymous person for being so
obedient.
First time shoppers this gift came at the right time I'm
grateful. I'm like extremely blessed shot but I'm happy like
ah Hain says she is sure to pay it forward in honor of this
Christmas miracle
every day I'm gonna wake up like how can I bless him How can I
show someone that type of love
is this Alabama? We had it in Florida we had in Michigan it's
everywhere and it's always the story is always Walmart.
Okay, I brought this up with with Mimi and I also said that
we had predicted as you in particular about a week before
the whole day lose of the stories which came the next show
which was great timing because most of the time the stuff we
predict so far in advance years and what didn't before it
happens in the whenever we get to credit we deserve so she's
only because of the Walmarts the only PSU will refuses to shop
there she hates the place at Walmart's only places it does
lay away that's and then I said no it's not true. There's plenty
of places to do so right now I just looked up then there you
can just good lay away and then Google or Bing Bing that. And
burlington coat, Coat Factory Big Lots. The baby depot TGM
allzu. They are show Sears Kmart, Sears secure
don't do a layaway at Sears boy, there's nothing left of Sears.
I'm just saying this on the list. The point is, is that it's
always Walmart. These stores and they run these stories. And
they're all there. They're all feel good stories and the
stations do things one, is it a native ad in all cases, or is it
just good publicity, good marketing good PR, or is it
native ads in many situations and I have to say Say especially
when somebody's name crops up somebody there's a pastor one of
them was some preacher paid $10,000 with a layaway sir as
some of his people. And I'm wondering if you know it's
$10,000 is nothing to Walmart you give the church $10,000 Use
the guy's name he's not going to complain slipmat dishonest they
run a native ad boom you get some publicity everybody feel
feel good about Walmart the thing
the thing that bothers me inherently and I understand that
Walmart and Target these are these are very important stores
for poor people goods I'm not dropping it for poor people
because that's where you can get you know cheap shipped from
China that you can that you essentially need for your life
to continue. However, the who's calling me here's the what I
take issue with is this as always for the Christmas
shopping, which means these people are buying you know, they
put on layaway, cheap Chinese crap as gifts. And it's
especially around this time we got to think of a number of
things and what you're doing with your money and and who
we're helping with that. And the backdrop of this local story for
me here in Austin, I really can't get all too jacked up and
happy for these people who got the lay aways paid off Phil
Bryce from the downtown Austin Alliance as the sprung shelter
is still on track to be built by around March.
And I think that's still realistic if things continue to
come through. And right now we're starting to narrow down
potential sites.
The ATX helps coalition that includes the Alliance and the
Austin Chamber of Commerce needs $3 million for capital costs to
build it. What they have now is $50,000 from individuals far
less than they hoped for.
We're talking to a number of six figure seven figure potential
donors. We've had some commitments made that we're just
trying to button down and so things are rolling along.
A specific site for this shelter has not yet been determined. But
the downtown Austin Alliance tells me that as a default
backup plan they could look at using the state owned property
where homeless people are currently being sheltered along
183 and Mon topless but what about homeless donation fatigue
with funding funneling through the city echo Salvation Army,
the state and ATX helps Well, the charitable dollars dry up
I really think that the opposite is probably more likely once we
get some momentum and wants the community sees that what all of
us are doing working together. State government, city
government, all the nonprofit partners, private sector
together.
Yeah, no, clearly no. People are much more interested for some
reason in paying off cheap Chinese crap gifts on layaway at
Walmart. Then even one Walmart donor Secret Santa put gave more
money to that than the $50,000 they've raised to build a
shelter in Austin for the invisible homeless. Who were
shipped out of downtown. No one gives a crap you hypocrites.
Well, I mean, when you make that accusation, you're actually
assuming that these donations are not donation, but these
layaway payouts are not a scam. They're not nobody's doing that.
It's just Walmart getting publicity. Walmart could help I
won't ya know Walmart will help I would spend the money on
instead of moving you know, moving inventory,
but I guess it's an overall issue where everyone gets a real
feel good feeling for the holiday. Oh, that's so nice. A
secret santa paid off the poor people's layaway. Oh, I'm so
happy. But no one cares. No one cares about other people. It's
commercialism almost sound like Seinfeld there.
No one cares. I can't do it now. Dammit, dammit. I could have a
career I could everyone read good.
Well, while we're on the topic of these sorts of things, I do
have the native ad I believe a native ad and other feel good
story. These feel good stores are getting on my nerves.
Because I'm cantankerous
Yes. Which one is which native ad is it? Well,
this one is I believe is a native ad I just I have no proof
but apparently if you listen to some of these guys who are
publishers nowadays almost everything's a native ad and
most of the televisions stories are nothing but native ads. This
is the native ad for ring
xeric truly to krans are pretty excited to have their hero dad
home for Christmas. Because touching base wasn't so easy.
Last year.
There wasn't a lot of Christmas cheer when he was gone. Last
fall army
major Peter to Kranz left for Kuwait. It was his third
deployment but his first away from the kids by the
time they'd wake up to go to school IBNR secure building and
there'd be no way to be able to call them so his kids started
giving him
a ring. My dad was like one day Why don't you guys go sell Hi,
dear dad, you can use this function he can see it over
there and it like blew their little mind.
Daddy, baby they really want to come back to Dad's mind to learn
a lot yeah, my daddy.
Oh, that's adorable. Yeah. And Peter is back for good. He
retired from the Army just a little while ago. 20 years.
Wow. Well, we sure thank your family because service members
are serving right now. It's a good reminder we're grateful for
his service. And they're a bit of celebrities now because this
video has gone national right. Thanks. Oh,
national thanks to ring Yeah. Well, they had to actually this
this is not brand new. It's about a week and a half or two
weeks old. It kind of competed with the other story which has
not stopped with these hacks of the specifically the ring
devices this morning.
Two families say their ring camera systems were hacked,
essentially allowing people into their homes without ever
stepping foot inside. to Mississippi. This Chilling video
from inside Ashley Lamaze home shows her eight year old
daughter Alyssa frantically searching for an invisible
intruder. I'm your best friend. I'm Santa Claus. You can hear
the male voice ask the young girl to destroy her own stuff.
You can do whatever you want right now. can mess up your room
can break your TV
Elissa scared and confused cries out for help. I can't even like
put into words like how violated I feel. That's it really is like
my worst nightmare. I was keepin scared.
I was scared in my room for a few days. I'm still a little bit
scared of it.
And in Georgia, a stranger hacked into the ring camera in
this couple's bedroom. I was terrified. The couple who has
asked to remain unidentified says they purchased the camera
so they could watch their dog while they were at work. The
couple shaken by the ordeal reported the incident to ring
the home security system company releasing this statement. While
we are still investigating this issue and are taking appropriate
steps to protect our devices based on our investigation. We
are able to confirm this incident is in no way related to
a breach or compromise of ring security. The alumnae family in
Mississippi has since filed a police report ring suggests
using their two step verification system using strong
passwords and creating shared users on your account. Instead
of sharing login information all to keep your home a little bit
safer.
Now listen to these idiots at the end. It really scares me
just frightened. I know she seems to be handling it. Okay. I
know real estate she called her parents. Absolutely. They have
no other commentary than ah son. I'm cutting she caught you the
good doobie. Good thing she called her parents. What we're
seeing here is the beginning of the end. This is exactly what we
deserve to have this happen to us. There was actually a
podcast, let's
stop and make him even deeper analysis. For one thing thinking
you're violated because you put Yes. Exact camera on the
internet. Yes. In your house. Yeah,
you are violated now. You feel so
violated. You know, by the way, I think a lot of this started
this whole idea may have started or some of the least. And I
think they taken this commercial off the air. It was the all
state mayhem commercial.
Ah, yeah. The were the guys breaking in breaking news car
driving over his motorcycle. Yeah,
yes. It goes up to the guys ring doorbell exam, we're gonna steal
your car. And the guest says Wait, wait, it needs to go to
the bus stop that kind of runs over the motorcycle and drives
off his the guy watches from a distance? I don't know. But it
seems to me that that could have given somebody a good idea.
Well, I believe that there was a podcast that had and I forget
the name of it. I was looking through my notes, maybe having
the previous show notes. And and they encouraged I think there's
also some software that will allow you to rapidly try
different email username password cop, excuse me combos
on the ring system, maybe someone develop that it's
hitting the hitting the API somehow. And now they keep
claiming that has nothing to do with a breach. Although
interesting that we're not hearing this about any of the
Google or the face bag or the Apple products. You're only
hearing this about the ring doorbell. And
is it possible as a backdoor hack? In other words, very
password.
That's very possible.
It's possible. A master password will do the trick and that gets
into the wild.
Well, there's lots of stolen But there's lots of technological
technical analysis of how the ring system actually can expose
your Wi Fi password when you're setting it up, you know, that
may not necessarily be the same. But you know, people use the
same passwords, I think it's, I saw a survey in the art are Duke
of the south with no better. Patrick COBOL. But I'm sure it's
up in the 70% range people who change their passwords, use the
same password and add a 123 or something that we have not even
succeeded in educating our human resources in basic password
management. If if schools did that, I would be a little more
pleased. But we can't even do that.
And how many people because it would interfere with gender
studies.
Many people use their pets birthday or their birthday, or
that kid's birthday. And I love the
password. Now I'm going to I'm going to defend people who use
password because and I've noticed this before. In the in
the olden days of DOS, it says, Judge somebody's never used a
computer before they're an idiot. Yeah, but not not No, no,
you don't have to be an idiot. You just never use you
make you're gonna make a very good point here. The woke
slacker FIDE people will scoff but you got about to make a good
point.
You go and you you're actually one of those people because
you've never used a computer. So you look at the manual, you
actually go follow the instructions. And it says, type
password. Yeah. So you type password pa SS wo rd, and then
you hit the button and it opens the thing. Oh, okay. Well,
that's interesting. I typed password because they told me to
type password correct. If you're going to be a literal list, and
it says type password, then you type password. It's not because
people are stupid. Know what it is? Yeah. There's an element of
what stupidity but if you're told to type password and you
type password,
yeah, there's equal type password. Yeah, yeah. Anyway,
let's do a little bit of local color. And then when I say
local, I mean local forget mo nation. So I do have some things
I'd like to share regarding the impeachment of the 45th.
President and the potential elections for 2020. I think we
need to do some of that. And what happened on Thursday, what
we didn't cover, of course, was the approval of the articles of
impeachment. And it's gotten very complicated for people.
Well, because people are still all they weren't really approved
on Thursday. Correct. They
were approved on Friday because they shut it down at the end of
the evening. And because
they would get no news coverage, right? Because all the deadlines
had closed for the newspapers. So they wanted to get news
coverage. But oh, big little guy. What's his name? Slamming
the gavel? Should Nadler? No, no. Nadler says, Oh, well, I
want everyone to think this over. So we're gonna reconvene
tomorrow at 10am and they did it at 10am. So we'll get into the
news cycle work
well, the so the evening before we did have a couple of good
little jeepers tank Johnson, who's the representative from
Georgia is what is under his chin.
He has what he used to have a little beard. Sometimes he still
has his little white beard and then he also has some some skin
issues. So he's got a white spots on his
Oh, it's like vitiligo or something cuz I can't really see
Yeah, whatever you call it, anyway, doesn't help him when
he's talking this kind of unbelievable crap. Well, I'll
tell you, that brings to mind the picture of President Trump
and President Zelensky meeting in New York. In September. At
the UN and a big cheer for President Trump. Little cheer
for President Solinsky big six foot four. President Trump five
foot 11 Mr. Solinsky President Solinsky and they're standing
there and President Trump is holding court. And he says oh,
by the way, no, no. Print cool, no pressure. And you saw
President Solinsky shaking his head as if his daughter was
downstairs in the basement duct tape.
I mean, I've heard some some good stories during this impeach
him but I like this one. The guy looked like his Trump had his
kid in the basement duct taped. You'll say what I want you to
watch his lynskey and that's awesome. That's awesome. Pretty
good prose he put together there.
Yeah, that was quite funny,
I think was a good job. Now what we are able to do in this age of
the internet is do use it as collective memory. Certainly in
the United States of Gitmo nation, we forget everything
about everybody. And and look, eventually OJ will be will be at
the Heisman trophy ceremony again, trust me. It's just a
matter of time. Americans forget. And we love a comeback
story. And so you know, these things just come and go. In the
last three years, we've heard certain things from the media.
That turned out to be not true. And they, without a doubt,
colluded with government officials, mainly, in this case,
the intelligence community, which would be John Brennan,
Clapper, Comey. And so now we can lay side by side, what we've
heard from the from the in the past three years from your
government and their collusion all sources in media and the
actual truth because now we also have testimony from the
inspector general Horowitz, who was very clear about what was
and what was not going on with the FISA warrant. And we call
that a supercut.
There is nothing that the FBI did that was wrong in the Carter
Page surveillance warrant? Correct. I think I think
they fold all the correct procedures, we found that
investigators failed to meet their basic obligations.
Nonetheless, I think it's important that the American
people see the actual facts that were presented to the FISA court
and understand that the FBI was acting appropriately if you did
find that an FBI employee doctored an email in order to
support the Carter Page, F FISA application, correct? Correct.
I think the notion that FISA was abused here is nonsense.
Certainly our findings were that there were significant. Comey.
There's a lot that the FBI knew about Carter Page that had
nothing to do with Christopher Steele's reporting, we concluded
that the Steele reporting played a central and essential role in
the decision to seek a FISA order a
lot more there than simply the steel dossier, which is what the
Republican memo would have suggested to the American public
was the key element of that FISA application that of course is
not true of the
FISA applications relied entirely on information from the
steel from sorry, from the primary sub sources reporting,
to support the allegation that Paige was coordinating with the
Russian government, the court was
told and given Emmons evidence that demonstrated the political
motive the underlying political motivation, Christopher Steele,
is it fair to say that he had a political
bias against Donald
Trump? He given who he was paid for, there was a bias that
needed to be disclosed to the court, it was
all nonsense. And the FBI finally has it stay with the
American people, and I hope they pay attention to it.
You know, I think the activities we found aired on and vindicate
anybody who touched this.
So it was kind of nice to hear that they were on the news for
years talking absolute shit. I mean, we have to believe
someone's report somewhere and then we have the the Steel
report itself, which I don't think anyone argues that the
steel dossier was just a bunch of let me use a word. malarkey.
Is there any argument about that at this point? I mean, I've
heard everyone say, Well, you know, the discredited Steel
report. Is that is that a an across the board agreement now?
Yeah, but that doesn't mean that's the mean. No, but we
could still compare what was said then to what we now know to
be true. Parts of the now infamous dossier on Trump have
proven
to be true.
I know that the dossier but it hasn't been discredited. In
fact, it's been the opposite. It's been corroborated. Much of
the dossier has been corroborated this discredited
dossier. Paid your intel community has corroborated all
of the details in their
substance content content of the dossier. We were able to
corroborate in our intelligence community assessment which from
other sources, in which we had very high confidence that
we know that with the FISA application, the relevant parts
of Christopher Steele's dossier were corroborated.
If the application included information from the dossier, it
would only be after the FBI had, in fact corroborated information
through its own investigation.
And we also know that as time goes on, more and more parts of
the steel dossier, get corroborated. So
when the President just refers to this fake dossier, that is
false.
I don't think that's the accurate characterization for
the entirety of the dossier investigators
have cooperated. Part of the dossier I see had been
corroborated by the intelligence community. US investigators have
cooperated some of the allegations in that dossier
although we do know that parts of it have been corroborated.
It's not been corroborated. ate it, but it hasn't been disproven
either.
Is there anything in the dossier that has been disproven? No,
not one thing has been disproven,
no major thing from the dossier has been conclusively disproven
to date none of it has been disproven, and whole big parts
of it are holding up as a dossier
holds up? Well, none of it has been disproven all of
the allegations in it. I don't know that anything has been
disproven. It's a fact that none of it not one word has been
disproven. In fact, a lot of it turned out to be right on the
money.
Former high ranking intelligence officials have told us on the
record that there is nothing in the steel dossier that they know
to have been disappointed with the dossier has been
corroborated. Do you not accept that they don't agree with that.
Alice, this is our reporting. And this is what this is what
crime fighting agencies have said that the FBI was not just
taking a dossier to the FISA court and use that as their
predicate for the surveillance. They had to corroborate it
themselves. That's how they operate.
So those are your your news prostitutes, telling you that it
was not disproven. It's completely aboveboard.
Everything checks out, and of course, it did not. And while I
was looking at these little factoids, I came across our
classic clip that we've been looking for for quite some time.
This is the 2010 interview just to show you how smart our
intelligence community is. 2010 interview with Janet Napolitano
known as Lucy, with John Brennan, known as the douche,
head from CIA, and Director of National Intelligence, James
Clapper, and they were doing an interview about how scary the
world is. And Diane Sawyer when she was still on ABC refers to a
big story that had just broken that morning. And this was done
in the early afternoon this interview where 12 terrorists
had been arrested in London, we all remember the story 12
terrorists arrested. And this is how it went down. during that
interview, we wondered,
how did they stay in control with so much information coming
in every day? For instance, the afternoon of our interview, the
day's news had been filled with the terror arrests, 12 people in
London just that morning. But when we asked the director of
intelligence, London, how serious is it? Any application
that was coming here? Any of the things that they've seen we're
coming here?
Dark, can you read the rest of the 12? The rest of the 12 by
the British this morning? Yeah, this is something that the
British inform us about earlier this morning and was was taking
place.
Later in the interview. I came back to the director. Did he
really not know? I was a little surprised you didn't know about
London? Director Clapper?
Oh, I'm sorry. Why didn't
you reference London but you didn't talk about?
That's our genius intelligence community. And I didn't
know didn't know anything. So yeah, remember that clip?
These are the crime fighting agencies, crime fighting agents,
crime fighting agencies, I tell you.
Yeah, this the thing about the dossier, which we played
extensive clips about in the last show about to think being a
complete fraud. And the only way it even got to face is because
one of the lawyers of the FBI illegally changed a note from
the CIA, right? And he's going to be in Well, if he's not in
jail, by the time this is over, which is going to be a surprise
to me. Of course, you won't be counted as you know, you won't
manifest Paul Manafort as the guy you want to talk about,
because he's in jail. It's really pretty disgusting. And it
just never ends. And all those clips that you played, I could
hear I knew most of those voices of all the people pushing the
dossier. Oh, yeah. And they're all MSNBC and CNN. Pretty much.
I think there may be a bit a couple of outliers but mostly
that that to those two networks,
or Yeah, or NBC News in general, I
would say NBC anything and NBC side, Comcast, ABC,
you know, all of that. But
mostly MSNBC and long, long rants by
brand, Rachel. Rachel. Yes, of course, for the 2020 election.
Well, we were waiting for it to happen. You know, Mayor Pete was
getting getting some traction. They made a big joke about him.
I think last night of Saturday Night Live, you know that he has
no black people who will ever vote for him. That's the mean.
But now they have a new name. Now I've been calling him by his
gay name, which is Mary Pete, which is I'm not saying out of
disdain, but I call Elton John Sharon have done so for years.
But now we have an actual new name for Pete Buttigieg. And
here it is.
On Wall Street Pete is his new name this is what the activists
are yelling at him. I grew up I'm sure our Bernie's but it's
the Wall Street Pete and
I like it yeah this is a bunch of this going on as a lot of
these some of these activists are quite they're they're
training to be dirty tricksters they're pretty good at it very
good. They had this thing that one of the Bloomberg thing was
went on where they did a they took it there was a take off it
was again another attack on Pete. They set up a bunch of
guys to make it look like it was a Bloomberg rally and then they
played some song and they yelled Bloomberg and I gave a clip of
oh, I didn't I didn't I missed this. Oh, yeah,
this is pretty funny. They they're doing the dance. But the
only yesterday that Pete budaj edge and their Bloomberg dance
besides the Bloomberg theme being set up by some dirty
trickster, probably a Bernie guy. Was that out of the blue
that Bloomberg in the middle of the airplane is the Bloomberg
Bloomberg clip
so the whole clip, Was this some disco song and then this guy
yelling Bloomberg every so often and they're doing the pointing
and that good, lousy dancing is all a mockery of the Pete. budaj
Edge dancers. Ah, well, the funny part was this is drawl
Bloomberg. Bloomberg,
Bloomberg actually is under a little bit of fire for his own
news organization to clips.
Bloomberg News is a global media giant 2700 journalists around
the world a TV network, a magazine, all of whom will now
be handcuffed in covering their bosses presidential campaign.
But does that trust extend to the company Mike Bloomberg built
which limited coverage of its founder when he ran New York
City, Editor in Chief John micklethwait told his staff
yesterday, we will continue our tradition of not investigating
Mike and his family and foundation. That prohibition
extends to Bloomberg as rivals because we cannot treat Mike's
democratic competitors differently. But and this raises
the appearance of partisanship, the company will continue to
investigate President Trump, it's not clear whether Trump's
family would also be fair game as opposed to Joe Biden's son,
the company will largely limit its coverage to Bloomberg
speeches, policies and polls. And initial story said he's
offering his own mix of moderate policy stances and experience in
business, government and philanthropy as a way to beat
Trump.
So so the way that he explained this is quite interesting,
although I don't necessarily disagree. It's not a good look
for someone running on the Democratic ticket.
I think it also goes without saying he's no fan of yours. He
recently said, many Mike Bloomberg has instructed his
third rate news organization, not to investigate him or any
Democrat but to go after President Trump only. What's
your boy, you've got a nickname already? What's your response
to?
Well, I don't know that I would accept the nickname. I think
people have said to me, how can you investigate yourself? And I
said, I don't think you can
but even your own news reporters have complained they think it's
unfair that they're not allowed to investigate other Democratic
candidates because their bosses have
you had just have to learn to live with some things that they
get a paycheck. And it comes from the company and from the
company that I started not running at the moment turns it
over to somebody else to do that. But with with your
paycheck comes some restrictions and responsibilities.
Shut up noodle boy. You're not reporting on me.
Very few people would say that.
I love it. Like no, I
think he's he's just being honest. But I think he's being
naive, very naive.
This is not something you can just say like that. will not
work. Tracking the tracking the swoop, we have a few more
interesting data points that Hillary still may be entering
the race. Witness the new documentary.
I want to vote for a woman just not that woman. Her greatest
strength is her greatest weakness. She's unlikable
because she's unlikable. She says
smart people always believe there is some deviousness I
provoked strong
opinions. What You See Is What You Get
us a really warm Mary, but you shouldn't marry me. Chelsea put
herself between us and help both our hands try to keep us
together. You give me better than I want to push the envelope
as far as we can push it. If I said back up you creep.
When I sound angry,
one of the most admired and one of the most vilified women in
American history.
Somebody asked me what do you want on your gravestone? I said,
She's neither as good nor as bad as some people say about her.
Hulu documentary that is directed by the same woman who
did the kid stays in the picture, one of my favorites.
What's interesting, the release date is March 6. And I don't
know where that puts us in the timeline of Hillary still
running or not. But is March is March any is there anything of
consequence in March?
You want to look at? You got to take Bloomberg approach because
he's the one Bloomberg is the one who is got a clue here. Let
me just find the date. You want to look up Super Tuesday. And if
it's before Super Tuesday, this is a good one still got a
potential here. Super, super Tuesday, March 3.
Well, this is coming out March 6. I think so this
is coming out. Did this is coming out that two days, three
days after Super Tuesday, that that
seems wrong? Well, let me just let me just double check and see
if they've changed that date or not. Huh, no, I think it's still
March. That's really up. So she would expect to have a sweeping
win or something going on on Super Tuesday and then hit it.
Follow it up with the doctor burner in a Hillary afterburner
possible, possible. Abandoned Steve Banyon was on the money
honey. I know it's not a pretty picture. And he reiterated what
he keeps saying just
assess the field for us because Bloomberg is now when you call
that obviously you
Hillary Clinton. You saw the Howard Stern thing Hillary
Clinton is waiting for her shot to come in and say I'm gonna
save the Democratic Party that Michael Bloomberg is a liberal
or moderate Republican. He's not a Democrat. She's going to come
in this whole thing's gonna come down to Super Tuesday. I don't
think anybody can win it right now. In the in the primary
process, Bloomberg is gonna drop and money nuclear weapon on the
on the on the Super Tuesday for all the big states. I think
Hillary Clinton is waiting in the wings to come in and say I'm
gonna save the Democratic Party comes in 100. Michael, the
Howard Stern interview tells me more than anything that she's
unbelievable. All right. And Bloomberg has been a factor of
Kamala Harris's out.
He's already polling. He's already spent more money on ads.
And she raised the entire time
that Steve that a great to see you, Steve.
I heard from my lib dev friend that he also was seeing only
Bloomberg ads in New York. So they're playing in California
where you're seeing him and in New York. I'm not seeing them in
Texas, I might add Oh, no, you're out. What do you mean him
out?
throughout Texas is an important to Bloomberg figures that's
gonna go into the Republicans, right? I mean, he's not you
know, he's not Baito he's not gonna appeal. And Bloomberg is
not going to appeal to Texans, even though if they're even
there. Few. I mean, in Austin, they'll probably get some votes.
But no, he was going to big guns. He's got these ads I've
seen I see him every day. And I they're not that good. There is
not like I have to I'll record a couple. He's not setting the
world on fire with these these stupid ads. Basically what what
appeals out here? He's a New Yorker. He has no clue how to
trigger in a good way. The Democrats from California
I've seen some of the ads and all I see is Mike Bloomberg with
a lot of black people. That's what I see. In fact, as Moe
pointed that out to me said count the black people in
Bloomberg said it's all black people everywhere. So he's
pandering big time to the one group that actually needs
pandering because it's I think the black vote is is in play.
I think it is to not the whole all the black no still way too
many Locke brown man black man
now the black men black women are being are the ones being
catered to the black man. I think there's there's
possibilities for for the Democrats to actually lose some
of that.
But yeah, these ads are not they're just not going to show.
I don't think he's no, he has. This is a pipe dream. I made
this prediction before and I get ridiculed for it. Because in
27 2015 I didn't think Trump would get the nomination. Yes,
we know but because there's a number of people out there that
keep mentioning that in the mouse comment for 1984 but I'm
gonna say that Bloomberg hasn't got a shot at this. I don't see.
Where's that. Where's the route? I don't see. Well, who's gonna
vote for this guy. He's a rich billionaire from New York we
already got when he's in the White House. We don't need
Another one. I mean, these guys just want to competition is a
bunch of billionaires running for president. I don't know, but
I don't get it. Well, I don't want to appeal to the Democrats.
I don't care about Bloomberg. I only care about Hillary and I
think that her new face, which has destroyed her look, is
another sign
that I'm convinced as not her. That's the double. It's
possible.
And this bill really schlep his saxophone everywhere with him
just in case he doesn't carry a saxophone with him just in case
he needs to pose
but that he's I've never seen him with the saxophone for the
last decade now he's got a saxophone that picture
man of Hillary that close up someone sent it to me and like
photographer like 8000 pictures
of the guy have that picture other pictures in the
newsletter? Yes. And I very carefully point out that this is
pretty much now somebody sent me a note I will relay the note he
says, wow, you know, if you shoot with an 85 millimeter
lens, you're gonna get one look, and then when you shoot with a
35 millimeter wide angle lens is going to distort and yes to a
point not to this point. Now this is a goofball woman doesn't
look anything like Hillary as far as I'm concerned. If you
look at the gestalt of it now, is your eyeballs bugged out? I
mean, the whole thing is wrong. It's not Hillary So is this just
a test? Let me post that must I didn't put in the newsletter I
might put in the next one. I might write a paper about this.
I have and this was I don't care what is it 35 or not, I have a
profile shot of her and the profile that was run in the
Daily Mail and you can really see the differences with the
profile shot plus and by the way, her mouth naturally has a
little uptick on the side on a profile shot is very
distinctive. She doesn't have it in the fake Hillary doesn't have
it. The second thing is she's in New York going to a big party,
and she's gonna let her hair look like that. No,
never thank you. And I cannot believe that people I don't know
if there are people or bots were tweeting oh my god she looks so
good. I'm thinking oh my god what a disaster. The filler have
shifted. Something went wrong this is horrible. And yes, thank
you for the hair common atrocious that people have
become blind in addition to completely moronic and was this
the same body double who wore the the purse on the wrong
shoulder
I'm pretty convinced that it
is. So is this then a setup to get us prepared for this look
when when she can't make certain appearances and since the double
Well, I don't know they did doubles no good they're gonna
have to do some more work on her
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it for him? Maybe would help him become more aware cheers from
Jeremy. So let's do this. Gerald Hague Gerald Hague. Time to wake
up, up. Wake up we got your goat. You've got karma that
could go either way. Honestly. It's it's meant well. Okay,
well, yes, we will we meant to do exactly. We had a couple of
meetups over the last two episodes by the way alert the
affiliates we're going a little long today. obvious reasons. So
first of all, big thanks to Scott who organized the no
agenda sheet up there at the hearing in Austin Texas actually
was in Lockhart at the Lonestar gun range fun was had by all I
don't even know if I got to meet everybody it was you know, but
he had the table with the heads and he had everyone had a badge
and and he had his reloaded ammo, which sometimes wouldn't
even fit in the chamber but just bags and bags of ammo. As long
as you gave him the brass shells back. He was happy. It was good.
I would do it again. And I encourage this activity for all
no agenda meetups if possible. Then we have the MCO number
three meet up MCO this would be what was MCO. Colorado I think
it's Colorado. good turnout tonight nine people can't wait
to meet in February sirloin of New Smyrna and Baronet Sir Don
of Townsville from Oviedo joined us slaves at Deadly Sins Deadly
Sins brewing and it was a very fun time they sent to a quick
little sound snippet
from the third local MCO meetup you're listening to the no
agenda show. Kill and there was also a meetup in North Carolina,
North Carolina shields everybody say hey, hey messing around we
gotta speak. You don't have to
Tyler This is taller and I'm enjoying my small amygdala gym
in the morning slaves in the morning Adam and John
determination me Hillary you can see in the morning citizen
not as tight as I would have liked to have heard it but with
looks like everyone had a good time was actually a video we
just played the audio of it. Sometimes good if you introduce
yourself and then just say whatever you want to say I love
these meetups. This is good and we have some are on the books
for Thursday this coming Thursday, Charleston, South
Carolina holiday meetup that will be at 530 at the Edmonds
cast Brewing Company on Friday the 20th the inaugural meetup of
the Southern Silla. Shelia Nissan's oh god oh she
Illinoisans There we go. The southern Silla noises that will
be at Quattros in Carbondale, Illinois join us as our amygdala
shrink in an triggered conversational bliss the 20th
The Valley of the Sun slaves Scottsdale Arizona that will be
at Whiskey Row at five o'clock genitals organizing the Saturday
San Antonio area meet up six o'clock at big hops on bitters.
Then we go to oh there we go a whole week from now, but it is a
new one I'll mention it December 28th. It'll be the coffins
Christmas in Orlando. This apparently is going to be
something special Chris Christian coffins will be
arranging also not decided what next Saturday get more lowland
to thrift meet up at six o'clock at fourth traject them this will
be the nominee this is the I don't know if this are Hendrik
organizing that and then more coming in January. No agenda
meetups.com is where you can find all the information about
the meetups, where you can put in your Meetup report. Also, if
you don't see one near you. Well, for God's sakes woman, go
make your own set one up, get going. No agenda meet ups.com
Have we done everything? I think we've gotten through all the all
the business paperwork. Paperwork, exactly. All the
paper. I do want to thank your buddy Horowitz. He sent us
cookies. Did he send you?
Yes, he's a big fan of this one cookie guy. The bang cookies.
Bang cookies. They're about the size of a
landmine hockey puck. Bigger than a hockey puck. Why does he
keep a hockey puck in their freezer? Let
me let me tell you. Everybody loves these cookies. Because
they're
tasty. Tasty cookies are lots of chocolate in them.
She had sir Jean and he's a very new he's discriminating that he
will not eat something he doesn't like either. These are
probably the best cookies ever tasted. So what do you think
that that's an expensive cookie?
I think you're 20 bucks a pop. Joking
that guy that podcast and over then Florida is going quite well
apparently. Prove alright. We told the affiliates would be
going along but I feel like we should still Oh yes, I want to.
I want to do this Taylor Swift thing just for a moment because
we followed Taylor Swift ever since you introduced her to the
show. How many years ago now? 10.
Maybe hotter? We caught her when she was no you know you not we
you you caught her caught her when she was a kid and she was
noodling around on she was being promoted. She was being promoted
in a very odd and professional way that looks rigged to me. And
so I figured that she you know, she had something going on and
we looked into her father who is a super major investment banker
with Merrill Lynch and they moved the family to Memphis or
Nashville and moved the family into Nashville. Next thing you
know, she's getting all these deals. And I figured since his
job was a he was a money manager, a big shot money
manager for the high end guys. He goes to Nashville picks up a
few big clients shut brings his daughter and funnels for right
into the system. She goes right in there and has the talent to
maintain the position that she's in.
Yes, the only thing that is pretty much impossible to do as
a budding artist is to get a record deal with distribution.
That includes you owning your rights, owning and this in this
case, specifically, the publishing rights. That's how
record companies operate. They give you an advance, which you
will pay back every penny with interest in advance to record
your record. Every cab you take, every hotel you stay in,
everything you will have to pay back will be recouped, as we
call it. And on the other side of that is the publishing. And
publishing is very specific, right? Which means you can
determine when this album will be pressed. When it'll be made
into a CD, a cassette, a record or an mp3, you will determine if
it can be used in advertising, you will determine how it can be
used on television in what way
when you say you are you're talking about Taylor Swift
to the owner of the publishing the publishing rights. So I'm
talking about the record company. That is you every
person gets that deal. There's no exceptions. And later in life
when you become extremely rich, then you have an opportunity to
buy it back. Paul McCartney tried to buy his publishing back
but Michael J. accent had already purchased it. And that
deaf course that's where we had to kill Michael Jackson. That's
a whole nother podcast. Taylor Swift wanted to buy back her
rights. And she didn't like the deal that she was given the deal
that her the owner of her Publishing Rights set gave was,
Well, I'll let you buy back one album for every album you give
me a piece of, which is one way of doing it. But she clearly was
not in a position to negotiate for the price that they wanted
for her catalog. And by now she owns her own publishing with
this new record, but her old work are very successful work
was up for sale, and she just couldn't afford it. In fact, the
people who purchased it have a lot of money, George Soros, the
Carlyle Group and some other bunch of jokes, and they saw
they saw the opportunity of making money on this money in
the future. To Taylor Swift goes on the Billboard mute women in
music where she received some accolade for being fabulous,
which I completely agree with. I'm a Swifty in heart. I love
her songs. I love what she does. But what she did here is bull
shit,
my entire catalog was sold to scooter Braun's ethical holdings
in a deal that I'm told was funded by the Soros family 23
capital and the Carlyle Group. Yet, to this day, none of these
investors have ever bothered to contact me or my team directly
to perform their due diligence on their investment on their
investment in me,
which is where she's just completely off they have they
know the investment. They know what this is worth do
due diligence on her. This is nonsense. This is like buy. It's
like you you take out a mortgage at a bank. And then the bank
sells the mortgage to somebody else in New York and now they
bundled a very good analogy your state you're still paying. I
don't have the bankers coming over to the house doing due
diligence on me because
she's lying
to ask how I might feel about the new owner of my art.
We don't care. You don't own it, tailor
the music I wrote the videos, videos, I created photos of me,
my handwriting, my album designs. And of course scooter
never contacted me or my team to discuss it prior to the sale or
even when it was announced. I'm fairly certain he knew exactly
how it feel about it though. And let me just say that the
definition of the toxic male privilege in our industry is
people saying but he's always been nice to me. When I'm
raising valid concerns about artists and their rights to own
their music.
You don't have a right to own anything in this life Taylor
Swift and this is so disingenuous it's almost makes
me want to turn in my Swifty card I'm very disappointed that
you then also had to disparage men and I know a lot of women in
the music industry who
gratuitous well the whole empires the TV shows was you
know can be said to be about women the ya know that
gratuitous disparaging of men just to get a couple of extra
you know, pops on the charts. Yeah, was was gross, very
disciplined.
We have supported Taytay from day one, almost. How do you feel
about this John being a Swifty of the First Order.
I've never really been a Swifty. I personally think that she's
maybe done, uh, maybe five decent songs that are kind of
okay. And the rest of the stuff I'm not big fan of her stuff. I
think she's talented marketing person. And this is part of her
marketing. Yeah, she's doing now this is a marketing scam. She's,
she's working an angle.
Well, I'm very disappointed by it. And I just want people to
understand how it works. And she's pretending that that she
has some rights in this.
No. Not true. All right.
Sorry. I wanted to take us out on a high note, but I can't
because I'm just so angry.
Okay, well, I've got two things I wanted to get out of the way.
But before we do that, I would like to get this Al Green clip
out of the way so people know that this whole impeachment
thing is a scam. And this is Al Green if the Senate does not
convict
so I do believe
you said twice so far this show so that's why you probably
clipped this he just couldn't get out of your brain. So
I do believe that if the Senate does not convict of the articles
of impeachment, may be considered. Currently we're
considering two articles of impeachment abuse of power and
obstruction of Congress. But there's much more, much more to
be considered. And it is my opinion that you We will still
have work to do if the Senate does not convict
What the hell is he?
What's the what is he saying now? They're gonna re impeach re
Oh, the serve the Senate does not convict they'll just impeach
him again because the house actually impeach is when they
vote. That's the impeachment. So they're just gonna keep
impeaching?
Well, this brings up the question about England and that
Parliament had used to have a king. They used to be kings that
would reintroduce bills. It's kind of what the EU does with
you know, your vote your vote, you vote again, you didn't do it
again, vote again. But again, he didn't do it. Right. It he may
have to enact legislation, because this group of of creeps,
I'll call them are they're just going to re impeach him. And
there's been two or three people that have said that this is
going to happen. They'll just re impeach them, and they'll keep
doing it. So this the whole house is going to be tied up.
This way. You got to vote these guys out. The whole house is
going to be tied up for the next five years, impeaching Trump
over and over again. Gosh,
isn't that I mean, I guess there's that tone deaf I guess
they really think that's the way to go.
What Oh, Allah green shirt doesn't know a lot of the other
black. The blacks is mostly blacks in the in Congress that
are pushing this as another woman plus waters. And they're
just pushing and pushing and pushing. They want to impeach,
impeach, impeach over and over and over again. All right, so
whatever you're gonna do. Now, the other thing I have, I do
have the two Miss Universe clips and then they still have a
little bit on the Afghanistan papers.
Let's let's do Afghanistan papers. That's much more
important than anything else. Really? Yes. Yes. We promised to
talk about on the last show. We didn't get to it. Here we are.
We're gonna we're gonna
first over we got the overview clip. This came from a WaPo
podcast, because you can't find anything on it. It's a podcast,
and that she kind of explains what happened. And then we have
the second clip, which includes a couple of the some of the
stuff they uncovered was your old recordings.
The war in Afghanistan is now entering its 19th year, making
it the longest running war in US history.
I covered the Pentagon for several years as a beat reporter
that is Craig Whitlock and I was a foreign correspondent. Before
that, you I will go to Afghanistan sometimes. And one
thing you would always hear, Commanding General say is we're
making progress or returning the corner. The past
eight months have seen important, but hard fought
progress in Afghanistan.
Since I spoke to you almost 16 months ago, we have made much
progress.
2011 was a real turning point. But we are at a crucial turning
point. I think it's possible that by the end of this year, we
will have turned the corner
this would happen month after month, year after year.
Now last night, I gave a speech in which I said that we have
turned a corner.
So I wouldn't suggest to you that we have turned the corner.
But I will say we've come a long way since Oh, three,
you never hear the commanding generals say we're losing first,
let
me just say that
we're not losing a war out here by any means. Or the war is not
going well. I feel like you know, we're making some steady
progress.
I think we've turned the corner. And I think also that the
Taliban recognize that that corner has been turned. Are you
telling me that the corner has been turned? Yes.
Turn the corner. Now looking at the 2018. As President Ghani
said he believes we have turned the corner. And I agree
some lawmakers like Senator Warren noted this
general Miller we supposedly turned the corner so many times
that it seems now we're going in circles.
Since the start of the war, that has been the official line from
the government. But now Craig has obtained a collection of
secret recordings and documents that completely unraveled that
official narrative.
It's so disappointing. That the only place you can hear about
this on a podcast that is playing a clip from a podcast is
pathetic. $2,000,000,000,000.02 and a half 1000 lives of our
American lives. 5000 wounded how many dead in Afghanistan?
Wounded is way over 5000 Us 20
us us Yeah,
I'm saying the wounded to us when his way over 20,000 Oh,
really
cheese.
Now they
this guy spent three years because he knew about these
recordings. And they're all They're all debriefings of all
the generals and everybody to pass through and they all the
recordings are the same. They're all down. We're losing our ads.
This is stupid. We're just wasting money. This is not going
anywhere. We're not changing anybody's opinions. This is
dumb. And they can't get this into the public domain. And now
they're going to I'm only gonna play 30 seconds of some of the
recordings. The main point layer that you hear in the first voice
you hear is General Flynn.
My assessments weren't good.
It wasn't things are going well. Never, ever. We are
participating in conflict. We are not really here to win
1000s of pages, documents and recordings like these laying out
in private, what was never said in public,
they really do bring to mind the Pentagon Papers, which are the
Defense Department's Top Secret History of the Vietnam War.
To me, this is kind of like the Vietnam factor after 50 years
and counting. In Afghanistan. I don't think we're any better
organized than we were back then.
Oh, no
wonder we had to get rid of Flynn.
He was making the one of the loud mouths and making
trouble. What Will anything come of this of these Afghanistan
papers? Can we can we throw anybody in jail? Can we string
anybody up? Can we can we impeach an old president? Can we
do anything about this? Does anybody care?
No, no, no, no, no. I mean, we care on our show.
You know, we care a lot actually. But it's but
and people should look into this. And this being downplayed,
because oh my god, we got to impeach the president who wants
to get us out of Afghanistan. And maybe that's part of the
reason they want to impeach him because if you get out and they
start doing the analysis, and then all of a sudden it turns
out that everybody was a screw up. So you stay in, stay in
forever and forever. Nobody gets busted.
We will be here once again with you on Thursday. Episode
1200 1200 episodes of your best podcast in the universe could
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you know why? People by 2030 We're all going to die. This is
the climate crisis, filling us full of dread. Greta has advised
us we're all going to be dead. This is the end. So, Greg, face
this is all wrong. I shouldn't be up here. I should be back in
school. The other side of the ocean? How dare you
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soon you'll be on the cover of Time. This is a girl so gloomy.
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society will fail. will bring destruction all over the place.
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stolen my dreams, my childhood with your empty words. Yet I'm
one of the lucky ones. People are suffering people are dying.
entire ecosystems are collapsing. We are in the
beginning of a mass extinction. All you can talk about isn't
money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth. How dare you
this
is the climate crisis, filling us full of dread. Greta has
advised us we're going to end up day. This spells the end of the
human race. So pooed on that Greg face.
For more than 30 years, the science has been crystal clear
How dare you continue to look away and come here saying that
you're doing enough when the politics and salute?
This is Adam Schiff along with my servants. I mean staffers
just taking a break from writing up subpoenas for phone records
maybe yours to say All I Want For Christmas Is Trump's
impeachment, Trump's impeachment. Trump's impeachment
gee, if I could only get Trump's impeachment then I could wish
you Merry Christmas. been so long since this started was
hanging up. 2016 Christmas wreath. Gosh show Gee, Nancy
Pelosi still had her original teeth. All I Want For Christmas
Is Trump's impeachment. Trump's impeachment. Trump's impeachment
gee if I could only pass Trump's impeachment then I would wish
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