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buzzkill
well timed well prepared as always very impressed. Very very
good.
Super Bowl Sunday.
It's Groundhog Day It's all these things it's everything
that's right. Oh my goodness how you doing?
I'm doing better than the Chinese
yeah Chinese everywhere there's good Christina with it was
telling me that in in the Netherlands do everyone does you
see Chinese walking around or anyone with a surgical mask for
that matter? Walk around him. As a lot of the French Asians are
saying that they're being racially profiled. carrying
signs you sweet just sweet No, pop VITAS? I'm not a virus is
people can be so cruel came up at the dinner table conversation
apparently JC dug deep into the whole thing and found some
interesting little factoids here that may be something people
well can at least discuss
before we start we have a small conundrum we need a quick
sidebar for a production meeting. I have not one not two
not three but four Wuhan flu jingles to choose from for the
segment and I think we might as well listen to all of them just
so we understand.
First I want to voice my objection Hello,
yeah, I'm listening I'm how you said you want to voice your
objection. Last night.
I was in agreement with the idea of calling it the Wuhan flu but
since it's not an influenza virus, per se it's a misnomer
and I don't like to do to promote such things and so I've
gotten back into calling it to Coronavirus well good you can do
that everybody was named so
that's the kung fu fighting from Sir Chris. Sadly no one picked
up on your objection of Coronavirus. Now all right so we
got that one Wuhan flu seem to be a popular phrase and the last
candidates It's time now for another Wuhan full update by the
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
All right. So right so I have some some feelings about these.
The fourth one was clearly racist. I think they can be
dropped the second one I like the best.
The second one you're thorough good
clone. No, no,
not George Thurgood, it's Bob Seger.
Bob Seger, George Thurgood Bob Seger pretty similar, but that
one I liked the best. The first one is, I think had the most
potential but you didn't have enough snapping sounds and other
kind of sound?
Quite so the this is the one that's that's the one you like,
right? Yeah, I think so. Good. Good. Good. Good. Good. Good old
time Wuhan flu. Yes. Now, is this the research paper that's
been floating around is that what buzzkill Jr? Looked into
with the inserted for HIV? Like, no, whatever they're called
proteins.
Now, okay, so we're gonna some other he started getting looking
at ethnocentric data regarding disease vectors. And
notice he's such an exciting man to hang around.
It's interesting to me. I've just actually he found that
there was a number of papers written he's actually listed on
one of them because he was so insistent on some of this stuff
that he's been covering wishes it looks as if and this is just
preliminary, this I kept telling him to write it up. I'll write
it up if he doesn't want to do it. And I'd like to see some
more evidence of this, but I'm just going to tell you that A
luminary Look at this. There's a lot of evidence that Coronavirus
in particular is, is more susceptible by Chinese than by
Caucasians because of the same, yes, I've seen the same, the
same phenomenon that makes us so Chinese can smoke a lot. There's
a couple of cells in the lungs that are good for fixing lung
damage. Those same cells are the ones that the corona virus
attaches itself to. And it tends to be not just Chinese, though,
which makes it interesting. Also, Japanese I think, was some
Japanese a bit but the main main target is Han Chinese. Wow,
that's pretty specific. You could not get any any specific
markers.
And he traced his did a couple of interesting point tidbits
with SARS, in 2000 to 2003, when SARS was out, of all places of
all, I will call shithole countries in the world right
next to China, namely, Indonesia, there were no deaths
there, right. And all the cases of deaths in North America are
centered around Toronto in a specific part of Chinatown.
Yeah, there's a I in the in the show notes, I have an actual
list that shows the susceptibility by ethnicity, I
guess what do you call it ethnicity, race, ethnicity, I
think, in the US, US is down at like 50% or something compared
to a lot of Asian countries, what I'm still waiting to find
out is will this spread from the Chinese all over Africa? Will it
spread to Africans,
according to Jaycees research, the African Africans, not
American, Afro America, the actual African, real Africans
apparently have a lot of them have this same structure, the
lungs that will create a problem in Africa, which brings us right
back to the heat. What he noticed, and this is, I think,
what I'm trying to talk about, what he knows is that if you
start looking into epidemiology, you find very little correlation
with ethnocentric errs, they just don't make they decided not
to make the connections. So you can't tell for example, with,
let's say, the last influence or even for swine flu, you can't
tell if certain blacks got it more than certain whites or
Irish got it more than Spanish or anything, because they've
kept all that data out of the out of the epidemiological
studies. And, and that's what he found fascinating. And I was, I
propose that the reason they did this is because, one, they don't
want to give anybody any ideas. And two, I think they've already
targeted races with certain kinds of potentially
bioengineered virus viruses or other complexes, AIDS, Ebola,
couple of examples. And so they don't want to show any sort of,
they don't want to make these connections. So they just, they
just don't, don't study it. But he's convinced it's Han Chinese.
That's why the Chinese are so freaked out at the moment.
Right. And we have all kinds of measures being taken now. We
have additional country bands, and to me it reads like the One
Belt, One Road, one belt strategy, layout. It's like
okay, your band and your band and your band and your bed,
which immediately Of course, they I don't think it really
worked. They tried to spin it as Muslim bad. No, no, no, not
really. This is mainly more Muslim or Muslim. Well, those
people Yeah, sure. They may have Chinese in there by the hundreds
of 1000s who could be carrying the flu and spreading it to
people who would come to America but let's just say it's about
Muslims because Trump hates Muslims. It's such a disservice
such a disservice to the public. The economic impact, I think is
going to be as I was talking about from day one, this this is
what it's about in my mind. And the CBC so far is the only one
that had any kind of decent report. On the economic impact
of the corona virus Wuhan kung fu
you need not look far to see the economic consequences of this
virus airline after airline suspending flights to China.
This afternoon, one of air Canada's last direct flights
from Beijing landed in Vancouver. In China, entire
swaths of the country have been shut down. Starbucks has closed
more than half its outlets Toyota announced it will close
its plants and Google says it will temporarily close all of
its Chinese offices. Remember though back in 2003, China was
basically the world's factory today China's much more
intertwined in the buying and selling of the global economy.
The fact that the Chinese authorities have clamped down
and they foot And many cities in lockdown already. That means
those consumers aren't out there purchasing and that will really
dampen Chinese growth.
And that dampening will be felt in places you may not expect.
Cameron seafood sells about half its lobsters to China. And
Chinese New Year is one of the busiest times of year they were
set to ship about 20,000 pounds this week.
Those are the All canceled. So actually the sales to China
completely disappear from Monday. There
are other markets for those lobsters but there's no way to
make up the loss of the Chinese market. And no way of knowing
how or when the world's second biggest economy will reopen for
business.
If it really is and of course this sounds completely
bioengineered when or Gee How unfortunate for these Chinese
that it only are really only seems to be targeting them. But
it just kind of it's kind of a perfect, a perfect setup and it
was who was the who's the old coot Secretary of Commerce
Wilbur, what's his name? Wilbur Wilbur Ross. Yeah, Wilbur Ross.
He said this is good this is he made a statement that this is
really good because now we can bring back some of that
manufacturing. This guy always lets the cat out of the bag this
old man
this guy's too funny. You have the CBS rundown that just ran
yesterday of the update their their update of the corona
situation. You might have it play it anyway. Okay, so
the deadly Coronavirus has been confirmed in the US the latest
case in Massachusetts. It's the eighth in the US and the first
on the East Coast. Health officials have declared a public
health emergency. nearly 14,000 people worldwide have been
infected and more than 300 have died. And nearly 60 million
people in China are under travel restrictions. Ramy no Sensio
leading us off from Beijing.
The CDC says the new case of Coronavirus is a Boston resident
in his 20s who recently traveled to the center of the outbreak.
Well, you know,
just to interrupt, I'm very disappointed and in light of
this information that they never really say what ethnicity or
background these American victims have. Because it could
be American Chinese could be American, Japanese, American
Korean, whatever it is. African American, we should know they
should start.
It's a blackout.
Yes,
one China has been placed in isolation. Also today tech giant
Apple announced it would close all its stores and offices in
China until February 9, joining a growing list of companies
restricting operations here. This all comes as the World
Health Organization declared a global health emergency and the
US State Department raised its travel advisory for China to the
highest level, meaning do not travel to China. A new study out
by the British medical journal The Lancet estimates that more
than 75,000 people have been infected by the virus as of last
week. If that turns out to be true. It will confirm what many
already fear that Beijing is massively underreporting these
numbers. The CDC reported that even if patients initial tests
for Coronavirus are negative, they could still develop the
illness because the test only works when patients have
symptoms. A study also showed the virus can be transmitted by
patients with no symptoms. A woman who travelled from
Shanghai to Germany infected seven other people while she
remained asymptomatic. Those findings contributed to the
decision to place 195 Americans housed at a California airbase
in the first federal quarantine in 50 years, they will spend 14
days their
best way to control a virus like this is to keep people away from
everyone else while
you run out the clock on that incubation period.
I'm really glad you got this clip because it leads perfectly
into Dr. Fauci and Dr. Fauci is a celebrity here on the no
agenda show. You may remember him one of the most famous lines
ever. Do you remember the Thank you, Mr. Bloom? Yes, Dr. Fauci.
Thanks so much as always for joining us. Good to be here,
both. So that is fallible, say he's a fan favorite here at the
no agenda show. And he's talking about these one. I think it's
him. Yes. Talking about the 195 Americans that were flown out of
Wuhan, and now they're in quarantine. They're not getting
out in 14 days. Listen carefully.
Clearly. They're all isolated, and and will be for the 14 days.
We have done virus isolation. But I want to be clear, the
current test that we developed at CDC is not we're not sure of
natural history of how the virus is isolated. Can you isolate it
one day, then? Three days later, you can't and we are seen in the
cases that are in the hospital. We've seen people had detectable
virus, then they didn't have detectable virus. And then three
days later, they had detectable virus. We're using the virus
cultures right now and these individuals more to help us
learn about this virus, how much asymptomatic carriage in fact,
is there. So I want people to understand that distinction.
We're not using it as a release criteria, because we don't know
the natural history of how this virus is secreted. And this is
what we're continuing to learn
not using that as release criteria, enjoy your February.
They're not getting out. This is the problem is you can get it
and then it goes away, and then it comes back. Well, that's
No, I don't think so. That's what he just said. He just what
he really said was the test sucks.
Does that. So this is from the task force, and they did have
some soothing words for Americans,
I want to stress, the risk of infection for Americans remains
low. And with these and our previous actions, we are working
to keep the risk low. All agencies are working
aggressively to monitor this continually evolving situation.
And to keep the public informed, and it constantly transparent
way. The United States appreciates China's efforts and
coordination with public health officials across the globe, and
continues to encourage the highest levels of transparency.
It is likely that we will continue to see more cases in
the United States in the coming days and weeks, including some
limited person to person transmission. The American
public can be assured the full weight of the US government is
working to safeguard the health and safety of the American
people. Donald Trump don't trust China, China is as home.
You know, my 23andme comment is not far off from our future. You
watch if this is true, and it is it comes down to DNA and what
parts of people you're made out of. Yeah, we shall see. We shall
see what happens. Well, but it's still I mean, ultimately, it's
not even apparently as bad as the seasonal flu. But if it if
it comes and goes and you carry it after months, that's
problematic. Or a problem,
I guess. Well, something's a problem.
So then the Department of Justice they
did they also do we get some no Sue Did you know they're
building about these hospitals apparently aren't really
hospitals that they're building right outside.
There's prisons containers with the lock on the outside, it's a
container, you can pick it right up with the crane and
start killing people.
So just to add some insult to injury, and this hasn't been
used politically yet that I'm aware of, but the Department of
Justice came out and gave a little rundown of what they've
been doing most recently with people doing it. In covert
research. On behalf of Chinese Bio Labs.
We're here today to announce three separate cases,
highlighting the ongoing threat posed by Chinese economic
espionage and research theft in the United States. First, the
arrest today of a Harvard University professor for lying
about his participation in a Chinese foreign recruitment
program. Second, this morning, we have unsealed a separate
indictment of a Chinese national working as a scientific
researcher at Boston University, who failed to mention on her
visa application that she is also a lieutenant with the
People's Liberation Army. Finally, this office has
indicted another Chinese national for trying to smuggle
vials of biological material out of the United States to China
and lying about its federal investigators. That defendant
whose entry to the United States had been sponsored by Harvard
University was a cancer researcher at a lab at the Beth
Israel Deaconess Medical Center. So this morning, the FBI
arrested Dr. Charles Lieber, the chair of the Department of
Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Harvard University for making
false statements regarding his involvement in China's 1000
talents plan, and his affiliation with the Wuhan
University of Technology. The complaint alleges that Dr.
Lieber signed a contract with the Chinese University in Wuhan,
and was paid up to $50,000 per month plus up to $158,000 in
living expenses, and awarded more than $1.5 million to set up
a research lab at the Chinese school and work there. On
researching nanotechnology. Libre also joined China's 1000
talents plan. According to the complaint, a Chinese government
run program designed to entice scientists and researchers in
the United States to share their research expertise with China
coincidence? I think not
It is just one of those odd coincidences. It's a beauty just
setting out now the the Health and Human Services Secretary on
czar. He's I think he's in trouble somehow with this. I
mean he is he's waffling and floating around the way he says
stuff and I have two clips one from I think this is the from
their press conference and then I think the other one may be
from a direct television interview but this is explaining
self quarantine.
Mr. Secretary, the mandatory quarantine for people coming in
from Hubei province, will that be home quarantine? Or will that
be in an institutional
setting that would be at an appropriate quarantine facility
of some kind for those individuals for the US citizens
returning to the United States from having been in China within
the previous 14 days they would be funneled? As Secretary
Cuccinelli spoke up, they would be screened appropriately to see
if they present any type of symptoms of the disease. And
then they would be asked to self isolate at home over the 14 days
but for individuals from Hubei because that is the epicenter of
this with such high immediate transmission. We feel these
additional measures of quarantine for up to 14 days are
appropriate How can
I just follow that have you selected specific quarantine
centers?
We have selected them we're we will announce those as DHS
implements with the airlines that funneling
Can you say it with me now? FEMA camps, FEMA camps in your future
ladies and gentlemen, and listen to us on czar has a tell and a
truth when it comes out moment wants to come out moment in 39
seconds. We'll get the tail at the beginning and then the truth
wants to come out
in the headline is Is the world ready for the Coronavirus? How
do you answer that question?
So Ed, we've actually been very transparent about what we do not
know yet about, about this virus, which Wow.
We've actually
had, we've actually been very transparent about what we do not
know yet about, about this virus, which is we don't know
full information about its contagiousness about its
severity profile, which is why I'm delighted that at the
invitation of the Chinese government, we will accept the
invitation to participate as part of the World Health
Organization's team of experts that will deploy to China to
assist Chinese experts on the ground to actually get ground
truth to study this virus. Get all the information to both help
the spread prevent the spread further in China that
is ground truth to study this virus. Get all the information
to both help the spread prevent the spread further in China, but
also global spread of this virus.
You got to clip it the day for finding now I think I
deserve in this case. A double whammy
that's double you got to tell cough and you got the slip.
Gotta help the spread, man.
Oh my goodness, dinner table conversation we're talking about
some other aspects of this is the fact that men should be more
susceptible for various reasons.
70% more men infected than women so far.
Yeah. And that has to do with the structure of the lungs in
this in the smoking and the rest of it. But you know, it'd be the
conversation camp where the Chinese have too many men
anyway.
Yeah, it's a good thing.
So you know, it might be good to even things out a little bit.
Who knows? Already grizzly conversation,
I'll tell you
Yeah, but now we know that. Historically speaking, having
been around the block for a bit being a little bit older. All of
these scares Ebola Zika swine flu h one and one SARS. I mean,
yeah, people die a 30,000 a year die from seasonal flu people
die. So in the United States, I don't feel we have to be that
worried. A Europe is also not shutting everything down now.
And my goodness, they can't of course because every everyone's
this is the this is the real issue. It's not just China, as
the one of the first clip said it was just our factory anymore.
We're intertwined. So if China goes down is going to hurt just
economically speaking.
Day my Astrid sent us a note discussing this and what's going
on in Japan. Yes, you got that? I did. She mentioned that the
Ginza is just empty. The places that the streets are deserted.
They don't want to eat they want to go out they want to do any
You think I know
Yeah, this is real slow down, slow down your economy,
bankrupt. This is not good. I mean over just that part you
mentioned at the beginning just not the economic
economically it's an interest not good. I got a note from
being ignored. I think some somewhere and by I should also
mention this and she started off by mentioning that the paper
about the HIV being inserted into Corona somehow, which may
or may not be true. I think it's bullcrap. I did get by by
posting this, which is nothing wrong with posting the fact that
this paper exists. Zero Hedge got kicked off of Twitter gone.
Yeah, I
saw that too. There he does. That's not suspicious. Our intel
analysts, this is the one who caught the the fact that a lot
of the Canadians flying back from Iran. We're actually work
came from the university in Canada Navia where they're
experts in nuclear technology. So certainly, yeah, fit sent me
a follow up note. Here's some facts regarding the virus,
though he actually he said he got this. So he's an
intelligence analyst. So he gets his information from sources so
he says says A well placed source with direct ties to
mainland China. I know it sounds a bit like a weird blog post,
but it was private to me and he has some standing in the show
since this previous observation. So he attends his his source
attends John Hopkins University in Nanjing, China, or attended
and as an alum, he still has a log on to the libraries where he
drew some research from so the short version of what he our
analysts has found out the most susceptible to the end cov the
novel Coronavirus, the highest AC E to Gene structures, people
who contract never recover from it. The virus becomes recessive
after incubation and initial flare. Many of those who had an
initial infection with fever and cough but without cytokine
cytokine storm what does that John was the word cytokine.
Storm c y t.
This word I'd have to look at this. Okay,
well, it's CYTOK I N E cytokine cytokine cytokine. So without
cytokine storm, if you looked at it for we had showed a
compromised immune system and recurrence of the virus in
several cases the third or fourth recurrence in the reduced
immune response. The there's that word again cytokine storm
developed those people died because the virus is immuno
compromising any recurrences? Yes.
Stopping a cytokine a cytokine storm is an overproduction of
the immune cells. Ah yes. And then activating compound
cytokines which in a flu infection is often associated
with a surge of activated immune cells into the
lungs so you kill yourself by trying to your body tries to
protect yourself
like you some people get getting, you can almost self
induce an asthma attack. There's certain things that get released
just the means and then the next thing you know you're half dead.
Because the virus is immuno compromising any recurrences
further weakens the immune system. The Chinese are using
the term airborne aids in describing the approach to it.
The patient in Seattle was given an experimental antiretroviral
after his first post infection flare fully recovered on the
drug. He was declared cured. When he stopped the drug the
virus flare recurred. This is from the New York Times January
22. Article, he's back in the hospital the basic prevention is
to quarantine and avoid people in the AC E to gene sequence.
Those people will have the highest viral load and be super
spreaders. Yes, this is much less deadly currently than the
flu virus. However, it has the potential to grow undetected at
a much higher rate. It has also had an impact on the global
economy that has already surpassed anything flu viruses
ever done according to our intelligence analysts. So the AC
e two gene sequences that's something can get from 23andme.
Can we figure that out? Can we target people now who have done
this?
I think I think this again, is the Han Chinese. They probably
know he has the list. It's the same list that was cool Jr.
Probably saw with most susceptible where were Americans
comes down to the halfway down the list 50%. So that kind of
sounds a bit like something that might have been bioengineered,
who knows.
Well, these thing I mean, naturally occurring substances
do evolve through that too. Yeah, on their own and then they
just have to be the lucky winner. And you're a winner and
you're a winner. So now there you go to the point that if it
is not if you can't get rid of it once you get it you have your
this your forever Your it's more like herpes. Yeah. Sounds like a
lot like, get rid of it.
Oh man.
Well, that's all bad news.
It's not great. I
think I still think the real bad news is yet to come to me
interesting. The economy will coach for a while.
It's got his it's got to be hurt, and it has to the numbers
have to make it?
No, it's gotta be huge. Thank you. To me. It's kind of
just what I said. And everyone's gonna start using this. Hey, if
we had a public company, we'd be having this meeting right now.
Hey, we still have that. You know that shit on the balance
sheet? Why don't we get the bad news out blame it on Chinese flu
or whatever? Say, Oh, your sales problem? Well, that
supply chain effect. Yeah, if there's bad weather, you blame
it on whatever's going on, of course, but it's going to
definitely have an effect. And whether or not the market
accepts the blame and near because the market will go well.
Okay. Well, that your slide on this one? Yeah. But if it
continues, and if this is like what that job does Johns Hopkins
reporting the UN dead intelligence guy, which I
believe him because get me to Johns Hopkins is a spook
operation. Yes. And it and they would have good information.
Yep. And so if he's looking at their their stuff, and they get
this, this doesn't go out to the newspapers, this kind of thing
that you don't want to freak out the public.
This is just for podcasts. Let's just say the internet guys
consider.
dinner conversation opened up what we started talking about it
we went like this. Oh, Adam read a note from one of our producers
talking about this a big big programming operation and all
the programmers are staying away from the Chinese. You remember
that note? Yes. They're always cuddling anywhere. But they
don't want to be hanging out with the Chinese. Yeah. coders.
And JC starts off by saying for good reason. Yeah, great.
That helps. But that's that is very strange. And that, to me,
it's kind of new. That in the public is so poorly informed
only reading headlines typically, just and, and people
have tuned out to news because what is news anymore? I think
that's why one of the reasons why people like listening to no
agenda is because we at least distilled we may not be right
all the time. We don't
know. But we present everything that's out there that could be
presented. Yes. And we have people out there who also do
analysis, they give it to us, and then we re analyze that's
fantastic.
That's the thing is that we have our own analysts. And they Yeah,
exactly.
And they have access to stuff. We have people that have access
to stuff that definitely the public doesn't have access to
and the reporters don't be, you know, they can't even barely use
a computer. So I'm not gonna get anything from the New York
Times. They're only interested in getting Trump out of office
and Bernie from getting elected.
Hey, and you know what CNN is on it again, if you thought that
after it now, we'll get to the impeachment in a moment because
of course, it's going to be an acquittal vote on on Wednesday,
that's expected unless something crazy happens. But at this very
moment, and we have tomorrow, very important for the
Democratic Party is they are going to have the Iowa caucus
that's all in leading up to who will be the nominee. So it's an
internal thing. It's not a government thing. It's a
Democratic Club of Democrats that can, that's how they run
it. First, I want us all to pay very close attention. I believe.
Joe Biden's campaign is over. It is completely done and wiped out
he will never recover because he's no longer needed. He is no
longer we needed him to be an opponent of Donald Trump for the
impeachment, impeachment over. Thanks, Joe. You you, you really
did your job for us. You can now go away, you can't really
function anyway. Mark my words, Joe Biden's campaign is over.
Which leaves us with the Sanders surge. This is an incredible
problem. We need to stop Bernie Sanders. And CNN did a fabulous
job by reporting. Well, here's the clip. And then you'll
understand
David's CNN plan to bring everyone the final Iowa poll
from CNN and the Des Moines Register tonight. That is no
longer happening. Please explain to our viewers why.
Your Honor. It was brought to CNNs attention earlier this
evening. That somebody who was a question for the survey raised
an issue with the way that their interview was conducted. That
means the results of the poll could have been compromised. We
weren't able to determine exactly what happened during
this person's interview. And we don't know if it was an isolated
incident. So, out of an abundance of caution CNN and the
Des Moines Register, and Selzer and company who conducts the
poll decided not to release tonight's poll, we take the
standards that we apply to our polling very seriously. And to
keep the highest possible standards, we wanted to present
this information to the public and explain why we didn't
proceed with releasing this poll this evening.
So the a lot of this stuff is almost like superstition, you
know how things work and what you need. And even this
caucusing, which maybe John, you can try to explain. It's not
incredibly clear to certainly not to anyone outside of I don't
know, Iowa. But this poll is an annual or a poll that has always
run and published the on the eve of the Iowa caucus and it is
supposed to be a very important indicator as to who is going to
be who's going to get the most people coxing slash delegates
for the ultimate choice of the Democratic contestant in the big
reality show. And I mean, for CNN to have someone call we know
it's not like this person was on the air. I have no no proof.
There's a lot of no official according to official sources,
there's no names anywhere but someone called up and said, hey,
who you voted for Bernie, Elizabeth. Joe, and apparently
didn't say Buda judge. And so that immediately was taken by
CNN into canceling the obvious news that Bernie Sanders is
surging ahead of everybody. So they are they are they're
meddling in the primaries for sure. And unless you have
something else I'll play the ABC Iowa update because I think it
kind of encompasses
the Iowa wrap up the scheme because I have some thoughts on
this. Okay, whatever you want. Play yours and then I'll see if
I can remember what mine is a bike producer last night play
mine and I
just said play your snap was play fine. Hold on What's I have
a wrap. Here we go. With just two
days to go before I was first in the nation voting for the 2020
election the Democratic presidential hopefuls are trying
to make every second count. Senator Elizabeth Warren made it
to a late night campaign event Friday after leaving President
Trump's impeachment trial. They'll spend the weekend criss
crossing the state ahead of Monday night's caucuses. The
latest Monmouth University poll shows former Vice President Joe
Biden holding a slight edge over Senator Bernie Sanders among
likely caucus goers.
This is interesting Wayman, who was whose report was that who
did that one.
CBS let's listen to ABC Central Intelligence Agency broadcast.
Hey know ABC has
a different edge.
Tonight a final frenzy. The caucuses now just two days out.
Senator Elizabeth Warren listened closely to who they
make sound like a doofus
fresh off impeachment duty making a mad dash from the
Capitol to rally her supporters dressed in a campaign hoodie. I
heard there were some people who wanted to do some selfies.
That's the soundbite you want from someone you want to
marginalize and making her closing
argument. Today
we will we must come together as a party and beat Donald Trump.
That is
our job.
Tonight, a surging Senator Bernie Sanders shaking off
concerns about his electability. But I believe
that we all the strongest campaign to defeat
Trump, a democratic super PAC trying to stop his momentum
before the first votes are cast, pushing out an aggressive ad
campaign questioning the senators health.
I do have some concerns about Bernie Sanders health
considering the fact that he did have a heart attack.
And I believe that our campaign is the campaign of energy is the
campaign of excitement.
The divide within the Democratic Party on full display and a
critical election year Congresswoman Rasheeda to lead
booing the mention of Hillary Clinton's name as she campaigned
for Sanders
you all know I can't be quiet. No, we're gonna boom. Right? The
haters, the haters will shut off on Monday when we went today
apologizing writing, I allowed my discipline
making Bernie look bad, very bad because he has bad surrogates
with Secretary Clinton's latest comments about Senator Sanders
and his supporters. Get the best of me. Former Vice President Joe
Biden on a 20 city 17 County bus tour throughout Iowa. Well, Mr.
Vice President have you benefited from having this being
largely to yourself during this critical stretch? Oh, I know.
For a long time here and
still feels that Joe has his head down. He has no energy he's
depressed because he know that it's Oh, he knows that it's over
impeachment doesn't
disagree with this. Oh, hold on. I mean, I Hold it down.
Hold on. Let me just let me just finish the clip and then we'll
be good for a long time here. And it still feels good to keep
moving
the DNC changing its rules dropping the donor threshold,
but the pathway is now open for the billionaire mayor who is
self funding his own campaign to possibly qualify for the Nevada
debate happening later this month.
So you disagree with my Joe theory?
Yeah, because the guys I follow which are the Democrat
operatives, and many of them are on Twitter, John Cooper's my
favorite. And they have a you can tell that this Biden thing
is they're doing everything they can they they're not gonna let
Bernie win. And so if Bernie doesn't win, it's gonna have to
be Biden. And here's what my basic new thinking the entire
impeachment process is designed to get Biden to win. The reason
they stalled one whole month before presenting it to the
Senate, so they could time it so the senators would have to be in
Washington DC that are all running against Biden, right.
Biden has no restrictions. So Biden can go pound the pavement
in Iowa, day after day after day is this impeachment drags on
coincidentally moved right to the point where the caucuses are
and stretched. So they so that's where they both these reports
that we play is the senators are rushing to Iowa that the flyover
and they're coming in near midnight, they meet up with
people and then they gotta fly back to Washington for the for
the vote on Monday. This is all a scheme
I agree with. I agree with that. I totally agree. And it was
maybe more orchestrated to thwart Bernie, than to help Joe
is my idea.
Well, it's definitely well, Bernie's definitely the target.
Yeah, they have to stop Bernie. So I would I would not disagree
with the theory that Bernie is number one on the list of why
we're doing this. Yes. But I still believe that is that is
joke is the one who got to take advantage of this situation of
this impeachment, which they stretch needlessly. And they
took their 24 hours, they did everything they could to keep
the senators in Washington, DC where they had to attend. They
couldn't say I'm out of here, I'm gonna go to Iowa, I got an
election to run our campaign to run that kept them in
Washington. And the only one who there's only two people that
benefited from that, and that is Buttigieg. And Biden because
they're not senators.
Well, and there's pounding the pavement that although it won't
make any difference. It's also benefit to Bloomberg.
Well, Bloomberg is not in the caucuses. Okay.
I want to play that.
Benefit Bloomberg. You just spending money left erase man.
Oh, he's already spent a picture of millionaires. I tweeted some
of these numbers.
Look at the players here. Who are at work. This is the you
heard a little bit in the ABC report. This is the anti Bernie
ad that ran in Iowa. The most important thing is we have to be
Trump
and we've seen the damage that Trump and the Republican
Congress have done. I doubt it. Bernie Sanders can beat Trump.
I like Bernie, I think he has great ideas, but Michigan,
Pennsylvania, Iowa, they're just not going to vote for a
socialist.
I do have some concerns about Bernie Sanders health
considering the fact that he did have a heart attack. I think
it's very important that Democrats nominate somebody that
can beat Trump. I don't feel as though Bernie Sanders would do
well consoled Trump.
I just don't think Bernie can beat Trump
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and Lewis This is straight from wiki pedia. She's at the top of
the list. White House Communications Director during
the Clinton administration, Henry's Cisneros. Cisneros HUD
Secretary during Bill Clinton's administration, but your Clinton
operatives Oh yeah. And Jennifer Granholm, who's also a current
CNN political contributor. It's it's obvious who's behind this
just to get rid of Bernie and it and I am very disturbed by how
far they will go and do they not realize that there are a lot of
people who really like Bernie Sanders.
There's a lot. A couple of things should be noted. We've
noted it before. I think Bernie could beat Trump. In fact, I
think he's the only one who could be Trump because it's a
clear distinction. I think it makes the voters out there
really take aside. Yeah. I don't think it would be Trump. I think
he could be Trump. I don't think anybody else can.
Well, not without Not, not with this pushback from his own quote
unquote, party.
Well, he's not in the party. That's the joke of it. He's an
independent,
but he's running on the Democrat. I'm turning
there that fond of this concept.
You know, it was kind of interesting that in the in the
impeachment vote, of course he has Vote comes through as an
independent yet he's running for the Democratic ticket, which is
I don't I'm not quite sure how that works. Why did they even
let him can they just say, Yeah, you're out why they even let him
in.
Socialists in the party, there's the left, continue. Okay. AOC is
taken over the party,
that's the future of the party. It says we're basically gone. If
you look at the two parties in the future, the left will have
two parties, the Communist Party and the Nazi Party as of course
the right wing conservatives will see the left as communist
socialist communist, and the left we'll see the right car,
the right wing conservatives as Nazis. So that's what it's gonna
be, it's gonna be Nazi commies. That's gonna be our future. And
Michael Moore, Michael Moore spoke at the Bernie rally. He
was a little he was a little fired up,
they are removing the rule to be on the debate stage, where it
says you have to have so many people donating to you.
Otherwise, instead of 27 people on the stage, there'd be 227
people on the stage. So you had to you had to show they had to
get have a certain number of Americans, that will give you a
buck. That's all the rules set. Certain, but they will show that
their support. And that's how they determine who would be on
that debate stage today. They remove that rule. Because Mike
Bloomberg, the billionaire, the Republican mayor of New York
City, they removed that so that he could be in the next debate.
He doesn't have to show him any support amongst the American
people. He can just buy his way onto the debate stage. And I
gotta tell you what's so disgusting about this by watch
the debate in Iowa here two weeks ago, be all the old white
debate. And the fact that the Democratic the DNC will not
allow Cory Booker in that stage will not allow Hooli and Castro
on that stage. But they're gonna allow Mike Bloomberg on the
stage because he's got a billion fucking dollars
Yep, that's right that that guy so Bloomberg has a new ad.
What is his with with with more does he hate Jews?
Oh, no, we did that. No one you can't say that. I should mention
the visuals for this ad. You don't see people. You just see
dogs, dogs, dogs, dogs, dogs on leashes, dogs look at each
other. It's a dog ad to dog for women. Mike Bloomberg is the man
to lead us He will create more jobs. Mike's not afraid of the
NRA. Not one bit. Trust me. Mike will get it done. Yeah. Yes, he
does not tweet. Like Mike.
I like Mike I lick Mike
might be Berg's dog. How you prove this message. I'm Mike
Lumbergh. and I approve this message. dogs. The dogs
apparently the only thing the only thing
I'm getting pummeled by ads for Bloomberg Bernie and Steyer.
Yeah. And even though star he really hasn't spent much
that was real by the way, that's not that's not what I'm
asking because I have not seen this out in California. What is
the point of this ad? What do you think?
I think it was put together quickly as a joke because of the
weird way he shook that collies head. If you saw that video
thing about this, he was he was doing a meet and greet somewhere
and someone had a dog the dog comes up to him. He grabs the
dog by the nose the dog opens his mouth so he just basically
grabs the top part of the dog's nose and head and just kind of
shakes it like he's shaking someone's hand it's very
disturbing Wait
You grabbed the dogs muzzle and shook the muzzle jump but
just the dog's mouth is open so just the top part of the muzzle
oh he put his hand in the dog's mouth Yes,
yes.
What the dog didn't clamp down
sadly no otherwise you would have heard about it.
He had to know that dog nobody in their right mind does that
he unless he's a reptile
well there's that dogs
supporters
maybe the dogs would just vote for him. I don't know maybe
you have a I have an ISO for the potential end of the show.
Okay, is it the bluer? Yeah. Okay, I'm Mike Blumberg and I
approve this message in the show, okay, it's a contender.
It's I
got I got another one later. Okay.
Let me see what else we have going on in the 2020 Oh yeah,
you know, 538 media, the Great pollsters who predicted
who got one thing right 20 years ago and they've never gotten
anything right sense those guys pretty much silver man or
whatever his name is.
Yes, that guy. silver, silver, red, silver, something. Brass.
It's the guy that everyone trusted when he said Hillary
will win. 98% sure that's the guy. Yeah.
Nate, Nate
Silver. There you go. So they interviewed Stacey Abrams. A
quick quote Stacey Abrams, trenbolone of five three media
says, Do you think the country will elect to elect a black
woman president in the next 20 years? Abram says, Yes.
Question. Do you think they'll elect you? Abram says, yes,
that's my plan. I'm very pragmatic. At least she admits
she wants to be the president.
Wow, she gets her talking points from the CFR and that's what she
says. I don't know. Maybe she had living there. I think that
this is not the way to do things. Well, pretty bold. Yeah.
So that's kind of you're on board with it. Because you think
you you're on your I think she they bought into it you bought
into Stacey Abrams. Hi. She's I
really, I really don't know what to think anymore. I mean, we
clearly differ on the Biden stuff. So I want to see what
happens first, I think we'll know very quickly. I'm actually
almost getting to warm up to the idea which has been promoted.
This has also been promoted in Zero Hedge and elsewhere that
Hillary is going to be the Vice President with Biden Well,
this was a this was you laughed at my outcomes razor. I did this
literally, literally what I suggested it's even on animated
no agenda that must have pushed you over the edge.
Well, it got me the weather logic was different than yours.
And it was and I started reading it and I just dumped it what
fell on my head. The the the apple that fell on my head was
that, oh, wait a minute. There has to be some reason some
rationale. Some reason, my original concept that Hillary's
going to jump in at the end is isn't coming to fruition. This
could be it.
Okay, I'm not quite sure how different so no, it's still my
idea. Only now you just get
it. But I'm just saying that I've now coming around to
thinking okay, it's a pious makes, I can see that I can see
where it could happen. It's a terrible ticket. To people with
walkers. You know, running for president is pretty bad.
Oh, my goodness. A it's a great. Yep. The whole idea is great.
Did you I have a lib dev posting. Did you have any any
Convos with your lib Joe friends after the no to witnesses and
documents vote, which essentially was a dour moment
for many.
No, I didn't. I'm trying to keep I'm trying to minimize my my
approaching it's like getting to the edge where there's a rift in
the Dement that Dimensional Rift. So the way I'm seeing
these things, yes. And there. And, you know, I try not to
approach because I'm still irked about the Putin is calling the
shots, beliefs.
Oh, well, it's it's only gotten worse. Well, I
could be but I felt it's not healthy to get too close to it.
So you start to have like, the or the time, space continuum,
you know, pieces of your anatomy start to dissolve. It means it's
too dangerous. Here
is a posting from my lib dev friend and it's titled epitaph
for America. And it's just posted on Friday. It looks like
the impeachment trial will be over tonight, I've been trying
to come to grips with how the Repubs confronted with such
clear evidence of the corruption of the President could go along
with it. I figured it had to be blackmail or a threat of force,
we now have a Russian style government. And this is a rite
of passage, like the confirmation or Bar Mitzvah of
the new autocracy. In, in Russia, the parliament has no
power that seems to be the message bouncing around the
Twittersphere Congress isn't going to do anything about this.
What comes next is new territory for Americans really for
everyone. Because the last time a great power went down this
path was before the internet. And it just goes on and on and
on and on. I should read more well, instead of that, let me
okay, I have a couple of things. First of all, I learned
something completely new after this vote. And I'm very pleased
with Chuck Schumer because not often that I learned something
new from Chuck Schumer. And I've met this guy. I interviewed him
Once way back in the day, and he's a creep. But I learned a
new word. I learned a new word. He came out after the vote of no
witnesses no documents.
heard this word to Wow. A witness a document no witnesses,
no documents in an impeachment trial is a perfectly
I was like what? It's perfectly.
Yeah, perfectly. That's an old this kind of an arcane word. I
kind of know what it means.
I looked it up, of course, disloyalty. faithlessness
falseness, these are all synonyms, of course, but it's an
act or an instance of disloyalty is the deceitful so why not just
say that what's this perfectly that was so odd toad. Yeah,
could be code you write code? Well, so there's a couple of
couple of paths and now that the M five M is taking it I have a
Supercuts montage. We always love doing those. So the initial
response from the M five M is if you didn't have a witness, if
you didn't have documents, even though you have witness
testimony and documents from the house impeachment, then it's not
an acquittal. It may be an acquittal, but it's certainly
not an exoneration. But he will not be acquitted. You cannot be
acquitted. If you don't have a trial, the President's
acquittal will be meaningless.
This can't be a real acquittal. You cannot have a true
acquittal. If you've not had a fair trial. That cannot be a
true acquittal. If there's not been a fair trial,
he can say well, I was acquitted, but he really can't
say he was exonerated. He may get an acquittal,
but he's not going to get an exoneration. It's not an
exoneration. We can't let it be seen as that
there will always always be an asterisk. It should be fair to
the president who will not benefit from an acquittal or
dismissal. If the trial is not viewed as fair. It's not a real
trial. And it's not a real exoneration. If, in
fact, we do have a not guilty finding. It's going to be
questioned
in the absence of a fair trial. How can the American people
conclude that justice was done
after the senators deliberated vote on trial or Shan You're
right. The next step is convict or acquit. Mr. President,
without a fair trial, the value of your acquittal will be 00
Very, very
little okay. So that's the shaping the message there from
the M five M. Interestingly, over on exclusively MSNBC on the
am Joy Joy read show she brought on former spook Malcom Nance,
and he just went straight to it which I find this this I find to
be very, not that a lot of people are watching am Joy. But
this guy is propagating something, which is if that's
the way you want to go, it's fine. But when you bring this
kind of thing into question, you make it difficult for for the
whole country, everything is just a shitty thing to do.
Well, I think that we are standing into a measure of
danger that is going to be extremely, extremely critical
for the American republic. It's not only that Donald Trump has
been given permission on the basis of what he's done in the
past, to go and cheat in this election. This vote next
Wednesday, when he is acquitted, will give the entire world
permission to attack the United States and perhaps be rewarded
for it. So just imagine next November 2 Tuesday of next
November, it may not be Russia, providing political propaganda
beyond what they did in 2016. Imagine North Korea losing their
entire global hacking network on the Democratic Party and
supporting Donald Trump's re election. It could be bad,
you know, what did we wake up the more of the night election
and we're told Trump won Vermont, how would we even deal
with an actual interference in the vote? Right? I
mean, again, a direct attack on the United States, we're a
nation state has decided that they are going to actually hack
the results and make it so obvious in such a way that one
party that Republicans say, well, that's just too bad.
That's the result of the election, Donald Trump wins, and
the other party is left standing there blinking at a president
who now believes he can do anything he wants in the natural
national interests. So of course, all of our opponents in
the global threat arena. That's North Korea, as you said, Saudi
Arabia has a very vested interest in keeping Donald Trump
in his President of the United States, and they use Israeli
American and other subcontractors to carry out
nefarious hacking and intelligence activities. This
nation is going to be under attack cyber wise, unlike
anything that we've seen before, not just this information I
think we may possibly finally see people put their hands on
the stones of the scales, American voting machines or
tally machines at the state level wherever they can, and it
will be sloppy. It will be so obvious that, again, there's
nothing we're going to be able to do about it, because one side
will accept the result. Wow,
that's going pretty far. He's based in this is a former
intelligence guy.
That means he's still under orders. He's probably that's
probably right from the CIA. There you go. And the idea that
North Korea is going to unleashes hordes of hackers,
what are the Yeah, this is bullcrap.
Yeah. But people don't know that you're I mean, even even the
probing of ports, which in the M five M quickly was called 1000s
of attacks per minute. That people if you ask people on the
street, lie, lie Witness News, if you say was the 2016 election
hackers? Oh, yeah, the results were hacked, of course, because
that's what they've heard. Not that they actually care that
much anymore. But Ted Cruz, Senator Cruz is on a podcasts
truth always wants to come out, although I don't think his truth
is correct. But it was odd. This his pot? No, no, he was being
interviewed on another podcast. He is He is a podcast Meister
now for you. He will promote he invented the podcast. That's
correct. And he will promote his podcast. But he says something
else here
a lot of questions that raised a lot of questions of corruption.
And the President, I think not only was justified but had a
responsibility to say, look into this and investigate that
corruption. I think that exchange was really important
briefly, if President Trump's watching tonight, your message
to him. The Senate is going to follow the law. We've given both
sides have fair trial, the house didn't have a fair proceeding
and had a one sided partisan proceeding. We let both sides
present their case, we're going to apply the law. And I think by
the end of the weekend, the President is going to be
convicted. I also mentioned two weeks ago, I launched the
podcast vertically.
The guy asked him the question doesn't even correct him.
Well, listen, yeah, listen, again, to be convicted.
We let both sides present their case, we're going to apply the
law and think by the end of the weekend, the President is going
to be convicted. I'm also mentioned two weeks ago, I
launched a podcast verdict with
Ted Cruz and you can hear my more that's fine information
like that. What I just said on my podcast ad. Oops, stupid Ted.
are okay, so we had that and we had. Well, then we had just
bitter complaining, oh, Hakeem Jeffries. He was one of the
house managers. And this was actually he was, I found this to
be interesting is one of the I think this was Friday, you know,
the last q&a session or the discussion session. And he is
answering a question that came, of course, from one of the
senators was slowly walked to the desk, that desk to the
Justice Roberts taking up all the valuable airtime. The
question is, is the steel dossier? Could that be
considered foreign interference in election? Which, considering
it was shepherded by a citizen of the UK and included comments
and information from Russians, arguably, yes. But Hakeem
Jeffries argued on the floor the opposite way,
distinguished senators, thank you for the question. The
analogy is not applicable to the President. situation, because
first to the extent that opposition research was
obtained, it was opposition research that was purchased. Oh,
you didn't? You didn't see that? Wow, I missed that one.
I love that one. To know. It's not election interference, if
you by the opposition research. But if you just like scraping it
yourself, then clearly that is interfering in election.
I did get one as one thing that I wanted to play in that q&a
era. Yeah. And this was this relates to the last show, and
this is John Roberts explaining the tiebreaker says yes,
I got that too. Yeah, that's great. I was so happy that he
answered that because we didn't really know it was a question,
which is a new piece of information in there. I didn't
realize the Democratic leader will
state the inquiry
is the Chief Justice aware that in the impeachment trial of
President Johnson, Chief Justice Chase as presiding officer cast
tie breaking votes on both March 31 and April 2 1868.
I am Mr. Leader, the one concerned a motion to adjourn.
The other concerned a motion to close deliberations. I do not
regard those isolated episodes 150 years ago, as sufficient to
support a general authority to break ties, if the members of
this body elected by the people and accountable to them divide
equally on a motion, the normal rule is that the motion fails. I
think it would be inappropriate for me. And unelected official
from a different branch of government to assert the power
to change that result, so that the motion would succeed.
So 5050 is a fake loser is a loser. Yeah. And now, I was
watching this vote and I loved how it worked right down to the
very last votes, will it be 5050? will be 41. For what's it
going to be? Could they get two more? I loved how they killed
the mic and waited. And it just the tally stood stuck. There was
beauty. That was a good dramatic moment, although they forgot the
confetti, because every show ends with a confetti fountain.
But learn some new things. Where is it here? Sorry about that.
Now, wait a minute. Pick pick Oh, yeah, here it is. The what
they were counting on was or the Democrats were counting on
Murkowski from Alaska. They thought that she would be one of
those votes that could just now in this case, it would have
still been 5050. So it would have been a loser. And Mitt
Romney being the hero that he is, he voted for the witnesses
and documents. I think looking back at Murkowski I think she
got I think, in an odd way, although it wouldn't have made
difference because it would have been 5050. And thus a loser,
although I'm sure we could have argued and had hearings about
that for another month. I think it was Sarah Palin that actually
helped swing this vote in the way that it did, because she had
she threatened Murkowski that if she voted to impeach Trump, or,
or or do anything of the like to remove him that she would run
for her seat in Alaska, which I think Murkowski is was actually
kind of worried about
it could happen. And I think that that would probably have
some Murkowski herself claim that the reason she did is
because she saw that there's just a bunch of political,
political to zation of the whole process, and it was just used to
embarrass the President when there was no purpose in it. And
so she refused to take part in that. So she took sides of the
Republicans, although she could have had other reasons. I found
a one thing that was the kind of the argument for the no
witnesses that came up on the on the Republican side, one of the
president's lawyers gave this little spiel, which was not not
one bit of it. And I thought this was a pretty good argument,
because he argues here that this that the reason that we are not
going to go anywhere with this is because there's nothing to it
to begin with. And that is not even discussed by the mainstream
media. So I wanted to play it. So this is the argument for no
witnesses.
So this idea that they haven't had witnesses, is that's the
smokescreen. You've heard from a lot of witnesses. The problem
with the case, the problem with their position is, even with all
of those witnesses, it doesn't prove up an impeachable offense,
the articles fail. I think it's very dangerous. If the house
runs up, which they did Articles of Impeachment quickly, so
quickly, that they are clamoring for evidence, despite the fact
that they put all of this evidence forward. They got their
wish of an impeachment by Christmas, that was the goal.
And now they want you to do the work they failed to do. But as I
said, time and time again, we heard you didn't hear from
witnesses. You didn't hear from many witnesses, Mr. Shipp,
modify that a little bit today. A little bit. You heard from a
lot of witnesses. But if we go down the road of witnesses, this
is not a one week process. Remember, I talked about the
waving the wand and Ukrainian corruption, Ukraine was gone,
you're not gonna have a witness one here, where we just say,
Okay, you got a week to do this and get it done is no way that
would be proper under due process. But you know, due
process is supposed to be for the person accused, and they're
turning it on its head. They brought the articles before you.
They're the ones that rushed the case up and then held it before
you could actually start the proceedings, but they're the
ones that pass the articles before Christmas. You know, we
talked a lot about the court system and the fact that they
were seeking witnesses, and when it got close to actually having
a court proceeding. They decided that they didn't want to have
that witness. Go through that proceeding. They actually
withdrew the subpoena to move the case out. How many
constitutional challenges will we have in this body? Because
they placed a burden on you that they wouldn't take themselves
out. and putting their case forward. If we look at our
constitutional framework and our constitutional structure, that's
not the way it's supposed to work.
Yeah, this was very irritating to a lot of a lot of the
senators. And there's a term for it, which the senator from
Hawaii Mazie Hirono, coined when she was interviewed
is a president who already we know he has very few constraints
on his behavior. And there will be even fewer you will be
running around saying that he has been exonerated now he has
been let off the hook by the Republicans are not going to
vote for his conviction. But he is not going to be set free by
the the American people I hope who get that this was not a fair
trial with no witnesses. No documents total stonewalling by
the President and I don't care what kind of nice little legal
constitutional defenses like they came up with all their
money in bad faith.
Nice little I don't care about you nice though. The
constitutional legal legal tricks don't care about that
constitutional thing. Hey, Hawaii, Aloha, Hawaii, vote her
out. Get that woman out Aloha, Aloha Hawaii before we do
anything else I want to say Happy Black History Month was
really should be a das history month and you can always
remember when it's black history month because it's the shortest
month and one of the coldest that's the way we roll in
America. However something really nice happened that we're
happy with the United States Postal Service for has come out
with a black heritage forever stamp of going I feel really
yeah which I think is really nice. And we
are all the crap we deliver I casters get stamps.
Gets the ads. Don't think I don't Well, you know, it's a
good question. I don't know. Yeah, it's it's great. It's you
know, the typical going iPhone publicity shot head shot. And
it's, it's a forever stamp. And we miss Gwen in in hindsight,
when it's just something to be learned for ourselves.
When was there? She made it. Apparently it was her because
when she left it ended she made sure that the PBS NewsHour was
objective and it wasn't like crazy like it is now where they
won't listen to anybody's other side of the story. Do you have
two people on you're supposed to be debating but they're both in
total agreement on everything. It's really really bad so
we miss we miss Gwen and I'm very happy that she's honored in
this small way but cute I take it I take a stamp when I'm dead.
In fact, I'll take that over a plaque give me a stamp it's
perfect forever stamp getting a stamp and with that I'd like to
thank you for your courage and saying the morning to you with
the man who put the sea in the caucuses of Iowa John
well in the morning you Mr. Adam curry in the morning to all
ships as he boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the
water and all the names nights out there in
the morning to the trolls in the troll rooms do a quick count we
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as we call it the troll room is really the place to be in the
morning as well to Darren O'Neill once again Darren hit
the hit it on the head with the artwork for episode 1212 We
titled that one five Biden's and broke a rule we don't typically
only one person caught it that mentioned it at least as we
somebody got it well yeah on Twitter we try to do we have
three or three elements of post production for the show. We have
the title for the show we have the the artwork and we have the
opening clip then we actually look for the opening clip first.
Then we go for the artwork then we go for the title and five,
five Biden's was it was just a good title. It's a very no
agenda title. We tried a couple others where we'd already kind
of settled on the the sound the mixing panel or the mixing
module for Joe Biden clearly run by his sound guy reverb all the
way up distortion all the way up. I didn't personally in
hindsight, I think the dishonesty die Al was was funny,
but I don't think Joe is really dishonest. He's just out of it.
So I could have been gave off a political message that I didn't
think was necessary. And five,
I would probably be more accurate.
Yeah, if it's been half, half a notch, but still, Darren O'Neill
nailed it and we'd really appreciate there were some other
ones that we'd looked at. I can't remember exactly what the
what some of the objections were, what was the there was one
other one we've liked, which
was, let's go back and look, actually, I'm
seeing things. Oh, the Nigel Farage with the head. Inside the
European Union stars.
Oh, yeah. I liked that one. And then we both were, I think Adam
noticed before I did, but it was not centered. It was kind of
thrown slept slapdash.
It was it was the right idea, but execution just didn't quite
make it. So yeah, especially
when you had to come with you can compare it to the Yeah,
Tonio piece, which was extremely high end.
Yeah, it was,
it was very precise.
But we appreciate the work that all of our artists do. Thank you
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we all know it's got a pop, that's got to pop because we
want to stand out amongst that huge row of podcasts. And
whenever the art changes, it's noticeable. It's just another
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Anonymous starts us off with a nice 1212 donation which may
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Thank you very much anonymous that was it. No jingles no
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may want to reiterate that we have this super Palindrome going
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days to go because it's a leap here. It's a palindrome Oh
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sending sorry I think he's from Austria. Yeah, at Austria from
Austria, but I say this No,
no, no, no, I just jumped in and just inserted myself I'm sorry.
I'm sending you a countdown donation and appreciation of the
services you provide. Austria is great country, people should
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main beneficiary but this donation also comes with some
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Okay, so what I think you and I don't I don't think it has
anything to do with donation amount per se, but I think you
need a Suazo enough karma which is an old one which really only
pertain to a certain donation amount. So I will play that for
you with the karma. It will be the Suazo enough karma that
should work this way
you've got karma.
That doesn't work, then I don't know what will.
Well who knows Joseph Pinto in Atlanta, Georgia, comes into his
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Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
Man hope that works out. Joseph.
So now I have an issue with the next donation. Okay. Now this
person who I won't mention, at the moment, asked to just read
for me to read an anonymous note. But he never say anything
about being anonymous, but I'm making him anonymous. So I'm
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could tell me how I'm supposed to handle this is too late now
But gentlemen, I'm sending this anonymous note to accompany my
202 50 donation by cheque. My request is a plug for a podcast
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I like sighs Queen love as a producer credit that's kind of
cool.
Onward with Sir Mark Dukkha Japan and all over the disputed
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our Pecha Kucha PechaKucha Pecha Kucha 20 by 20 Show and Tell
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Yeah, this Pecha Kucha, I have successfully been able to miss
twice in Austin once because there was flooding Believe it or
not, the whole event was flooded out. But this it's a phenomenon.
The Pecha Kucha is a big deal, didn't it just fun to say a
Pecha Kucha, come over here. I'll Pecha Kucha with that do
you bet you
bet it's gotta be better than the TED Talks. Let's put it that
way.
Well, and thank you you making a great point. And Ted Talks and
has all this crazy stuff that what you can and can't do. I
don't think there's any rules for Pecha Kucha just 20 by 20
and roll with it. That's great. They're doing good work. Wow. So
we heard from Sir Mark and Dame asked to do one show that's
nice.
Yeah, John grumblings next to $2.20 This is my annual donation
and the Palindrome made it a little more fun no karma or
anything says that usually doesn't work out for me. Anyway,
that's
something to be said for no one what it does or doesn't do.
Thank you very much, John. Oh, thank you,
Miss 2020. Adam and John, as it happens, I'm turning 33 on this
33 to 33rd day of 2020 which is of course to to I would like to
make sure I'm on the right side of karmic palindromic
dimensional wormhole today. So here's some value for value I
could use some job startup karma and here's the hoping the
suspicious birthday slash Palindrome has a multiplayer
multiplier effect on said karma for jingles maybe just some
angelic initiatives of choice Yep. I just for good measure.
Hey, yes, and keep up the good work 73
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snowy cascades 2020 No jingles no carbon. And then she writes
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go chiefs is Today's the big day. I'm very, I'm very excited
about the Super Bowl. I would I love you know, the more I didn't
know why? Well, because I'm, I'm in such conflict we have so I
know that I was first I was thinking the chiefs are win. And
then because of the you know, the racist nature of their name,
and that'll bring it to the forefront and and then I
thought, Well, no, wait a minute, it's got to be the 40
Niners because they have the first you know they have a
female coach, not the head coach but female coach, and she's
queer or gay or lesbian, whatever it is, which doesn't
matter but and then all of a sudden the Chiefs quarterback
was wearing a Trump Kanye sweatshirt to him like Wow, do
is it the is it the San Francisco, Nancy Pelosi versus
the Kansas City Trumpy chiefs? And I'm like, I'm not sure which
way it's going to go. And then I see you know, the real news is
out that the Super Bowl will feature women owners on each
side for the first time in history. So it's got to be the
40 Niners even though I really despise your team and California
and everything about it.
Well, let's go to another source. We don't have his
donation today, even though I think you sent one in but it
didn't come in on time it was over the limit. But for obvious
reasons. This is for because Oh Joe Yeah. Or URL? Yeah. He says
he goes on about these octopuses emotional support octopus, and
he has he has one of the I thought it was one of the teams
but then I looked closer and I see he says go chefs go chefs.
So I guess the food service people that are gonna go chefs,
I mean, I will be rooting for the chiefs. But I really think
that the fix is in for the 40 Niners
and you're gonna have the Chiefs or the both teams are fun to
watch. And the curious thing is that chiefs offense is fun to
watch. And the foreigners defense is fun to watch. So
you're gonna, it'll be fun to watch. It'd be a fun game to
watch both team. Here's another winner since we're talking about
it, that both teams, the coaches on both teams have a history of
choking which makes it really interesting because because the
big guy on the Chiefs the Randy Reed is a coach and he's a big
fat guy. And he was in his Super Bowl before they lost and it was
a choke job. And then the the 40 Niners head coach used was the
guy he was one of the wasn't the head coach, but he was the
offensive coordinator. I believed in the Atlantic game
when they played the Patriots and it was the biggest choke job
in the history of the Super Bowl. So we have two guys that
are potential massive choke artists playing against each
other. Something's gotta give
who will choke the hardest?
We'll find out later today. Onward with Sir woody of the
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Thank you very much for this old geezer on his birthday, sir.
What are you the false
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the free world.
I would maybe too young to be present. Right. Exactly.
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You've got
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Love it. Yes. Wait, yes, it will curl your hair and other things.
Sure, silver do it have the silver dolphins 202 or two in
Southern Maryland. I like to order a sense of order of stop
the hammering and goat karma for for all who need it. Now I am no
numerologist but oh 2022020 Looks pretty cool to me. After
realizing I missed donating in January, I found a felt obliged
to correct the error. Also, I retired from the Navy last
February after 20 years of some work, lots of waiting and lots
of doses of Mandatory Fun. I'll look for more examples of the
magic 20 to freak me out. Keep it wacky
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You've got
now we're rockin and rollin. Trevor Davidson. 20202. from
Calgary, Alberta. Greetings. from Calgary, Canada Navy. I hit
got hit in the mouth a year or two ago from a friend at first I
was fearful that it was a podcast that was just a right
wing conspiracy outlet to defend Trump. I stuck with it and
realize it when you deconstruct media, and all they talk about
is orange MAN bad. Can't seem that way. Exactly. Seeing how
the media operates has been an eye opener it's been an eye
opener and scary since they are still deemed trustworthy not by
us if any of the dames knights out there know of an outlet
doing the same deconstruction thing here in Canada that would
be great to hear
Yeah, I would say I would say the rebel the rebel comes pretty
close
yeah rebel is good material on the rebel is for sure for sure.
We're getting pretty divided up here and when the pm gifts what
He deems good media $600 million. It creates dot dot dot
question actually have a clip about that for later. Good.
Anyways, after hearing the horse race I knew it was time to do
the D do get deduced. D deuced and get some karma working for
the new company that just started with some friends that
could request some goat karma followed by Klobuchar think that
sounds pretty good. And finally a it's true
I have to say the AMI that sounds pretty good that's become
our new we we've dropped that's true from our vocabulary here at
home. And now everything is pay ready for dinner. I was like
that sounds pretty good. Thank you very much Thank you very
much for idiotic I think that sounds pretty good.
You've got karma
go karma I screwed it up again. Everyone's asking for goat karma
today I'll do it again then. You've got better than doing it
over.
I wonder what these double doses are going to do? A William
bagged in in con show Shokin con con Hogan, kind of hokey con
Shoka Hogan. Con Shoko scotch, I can't pronounce his city. It's
$200 from him and he's in Pennsylvania.
It's Conshohocken. Concha Hill. Conshohocken conjunct
Conshohocken. Yeah,
it's been so tight. I've been Man Overboard for a while but it
can't ignore that to Coronavirus contains the magic number of a
nucular tides buy in from informatics stackexchange.com
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Yeah, what this is what we discussed. It has the the DNA,
the genetic code has 33 A's at the end.
Yes, yes. Yes. Well, of course.
I mean, we have not ignored that we discussed it. We talked about
in the last show and it's obvious it means something is
up.
Something is up. And you know jingles Oh karma looks like from
William that's fine. Jason graves last on the list in
Northglenn. Colorado at 200 bucks. Love the show. I may not
make it tonight hood as Kung flu will undoubtedly lead to martial
law, forced vaccinations and the collapse of the economy. We'll
all be OTG shout out to the open eyes that hit me in the mouth
Claude and Tigger, tiger, LJ and Stryker. Any small business
karma would be appreciated as they venture into a new field.
You've got karma.
And that is our list of Associate Executive producers
and executive producers although are probably going to include
Eric from Stockholm up in the list because it looks like there
could be a mount of money that didn't translate
something got lost in the in the Euro translation and so we
probably push him up but unless he just does he Evernote or not,
he has no no to I will go look on the email in the next
segment. But it just no reason for that. 199 He is not
anonymous and no, just makes sense. Maybe he
just I don't know who knows where. But anyway,
I assure you the executive producer ship,
thank you very much to our associate and our straight up
executive producers. That good showing for today. Thanks for
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you're up to speed on all things Rohan flow art form. Is this we
go out. We hit people in the mouth
element of the Wuhan su thing I didn't get a clip of it. And it
was a local thing. I just missed it. Apparently they're flying
these drones. Have you seen these videos? No, they're flying
these drones around Wuhan. Yeah. And the drones have loudspeakers
on him. And the drones fly up, they fly over your head. They
start yelling at you if you don't wear a mask. They show one
where apparently yell at some little kid who didn't know what
the hell is going on. He runs down the street scared to death.
Wow. No, I have not seen these videos. I did want to just jump
in on what our producer said Who was it? Who was talking about
the $600 million? Yes, that was a Trevor from Calgary, to I just
I just clipped this this morning from the rebel actually, who was
complaining about this about a new policy paper that has come
out about elections in Canada. And actually, the title of it is
Canadian government wants to regulate internet media.
According to a cabinet advisory panel who released this well
advisory paper as to what the Canadian government should do to
protect its citizens from horrible disinformation. and
Canada does have a constitutional clause about
freedom of speech and freedom of expression and freedom. In fact,
I think it expressly states freedom to use all media to
communicate your message which would include podcasts and
YouTube etc. So I chopped it down a bit. This is Ezra levant
from the rebel, but discussing this very interesting case. In
Canada, the word regulate
appears 54 times in their report 54. Of course it did like this,
we recommend that the CRTC regulate certain internet media
content undertakings. Oh, really real? Of course you do. Let me
give you an example of one of their proposals. In an
increasingly connected society and appropriate balance should
be struck between maintaining a free and open space for the
exchange of ideas and information, respecting and
protecting individual and collective rights and freedoms
and not further marginalizing Canadians from diverse social
locations. At the core of the challenges posed by harmful
content is the question of the rights and responsibilities of
digital intermediaries for the accuracy or appropriateness of
information that is distributed on or shared via their platforms
and any related social harms that may be caused. halen I
mean, I know the Charter of Rights, it has a section called
fundamental freedoms. And it says every one has the following
fundamental freedoms is granted to me as an individual freedom
of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of thought, etc. So how
are they going to do this? How are they going to regulate the
internet? Well, they want the government to decide. A strong
financially stable and independent news sector that
delivers diverse, accurate, trusted and reliable sources of
news to Canadians through a variety of media is essential to
the health of democracy and to an engaged citizenry. It is also
necessary to counter the spread of misinformation facilitated by
communications technologies. This section focuses on ensuring
that Canadians have access to a wide range of accurate, reliable
and trusted sources of Canadian news. There certain of their
truth. My point is, who is telling the truth and who is
lying and everything in between? Well, that's ours as individuals
to figure out it's part of life. But this Trudeau handpick panel
wants to make determinations for you by using the government.
That's right. That's right. So that's what you're looking at
Canada. It's just like the UK man. You don't actually have
free speech and we're getting very close to being shut down
here as well. Oh, yeah. I mean, not really shut down. But you
know, we don't quite have the government well, the we actually
do have the government saying we can't have dishonest ads for
political ads that can woo can happen. As if not every policy,
every politician lies one way or the other.
Let's talk about lying and so they just might get into a
couple of clips I've been wanting to play. Well, well,
it'd be nice if I had the right sheet of paper. Somehow I moved
it go on with your next thing. Okay, well, here it is. Nope,
that's not falling apart. Yeah,
you are. Well, I was going to say Play something that I it's
actually kind of related to the, to the donation segment on our
value for value model. So I'll do that you now and you while
you're looking for it, this is a quick clip, Dr. Mark Hyman Is he
on the show the doctors may be he's definitely a TV show,
doctor, any any relates a story about how incredibly corrupt
television is specifically when it I mean, it's incredibly
corrupt in general. But this one example was interesting to me
because of something that I witnessed and participated in 35
years ago. And this is about the inherent dishonesty of
television media, in this case, a health related show, when it
comes to sponsors, advertisers or native ads not being
disclosed,
I can tell you a story from the past because the show is not on
the air anymore. It was the Martha Stewart show. And I was
on the show and working with a producer. And we were talking
about getting healthy and working out and detoxing. And
Martha had her trainer there. And the producer says we're
going to have to do a bit as part of the segment on dairy and
how dairy is such a great sports recovery drink? No, yes. And so
I was like, you know, I'm just sorry to tell you. But there's
all this evidence that that's not true. So I downloaded all
the scientific papers documenting the science behind
the fact that dairy isn't a sports drink. And he's like, I
know, but we kind of have to because this spot is sponsored
by the Dairy Council. And then the if you're ever on
television, you know that the experts don't get notes. They
don't get cue cards. They don't get teleprompters. They have to
know their stuff. Well, this woman who was the trainer, had
all these two cards that was being held up about dairy with
all the bullet points of why dairy is such a great food and
sports drink. It's insidious. So we think we're getting news
we're thinking any author
reports to from
specialists or experts and we are influenced by these acts
BlueJ. I mean, the evidence is so clear that you know the
industry is heavily funding science.
Well, I don't know why we call it science. But I heard this and
surprises No, buddy, but I wanted to relate a story that's
happened me 35 years ago with the Dutch Dairy Council when I
was doing the television show in the Netherlands. I was maybe I
was just 20 I started when I was 19. I was just 20. And a
decision was made and I wasn't really clued into it in the
beginning is oh yeah, you're gonna do this. For every
interview you do. We're gonna put a glass of milk here and the
guests we have the guest typically had a, you know, a
coke or, or a beer or whatever, or a glass of wine. And, and,
and it would just be on the table and then a certain point,
the producer said Yeah, Could you could you take a drink of
that to during the interview? I'm like, wait a minute that so
they literally wanted me to take a drink of milk while I'm
interviewing Mick Jagger. So Mick Jagger is answering your
question. And then I take a drink of milk which they cut to
me full frame. And so I said, and I said, Hey, and this was
still on a public public broadcast television. So it was
clearly not entirely legal. Or it was sounds illegal and and I
said what is going on here? And they said, Would you like a new
car? And I said, Yes. That was the end of the conversation. And
I drank milk during interviews for two years non stop and they
were I have no idea how much they were getting from the dairy
cards you get a car yeah, I
did. I got a it was brand new, but it was a Volvo for ad e s. I
don't think they make it anymore as one of the first Volvo sports
cars which yes, indeed, is an oxymoron. Or it's a
contradiction in terms at best.
So you said a little Korea was pretty cool. So
that's been going on for for decades and decades and decades.
And that's why we love doing this show here. Because it's
Yeah, we don't sort of damn honestly, you know, get
the we don't get the hookers or the free cars or nothing.
No. We get some use some CBD solve. We we get nice nice nice
gifts from our producers. No spices do bumper stickers and
bumper stickers cool stuff hats.
We get some hats. Alright, did you find what you're looking to
open to kind of just the opposite end of the spectrum
where the media so dumb, they don't even know what's real,
what's not. I want to play a couple of clips that the Sun
newspaper has a guy li Liam Evans, who does these interviews
with all kinds of people he's said, Faraj and all these guys
on there, but this is Andrew Doyle. Andrew Doyle is a comic,
but it's a very serious comic and this interview and he's the
guy who does that fake character cheat what's her name is Miriam
something some Tatyana McGrath I think so name and if you're on
Twitter, you run into this Tatyana McGraw Oh, yeah.
This the spoof account. I gotcha. It's a spoof account
and she plays she plays or he plays her and she is a a
liberal, kind of a lib Joe type. And she says all these dumb
stuff.
Very entertaining to watch. Yes,
it's very entertaining to read. But here's this guy talking
about Brexit and some other things. And these two clips, the
second clip, it really applies to what you just played. But
let's play clip one,
the causes of anti racism, anti sexism, anti homophobia, and
transphobia, all of that kind of stuff. These are good causes
that moves virtually everyone gets on board with right so
we're talking about a minority of social justice activists have
so much power that's the problem is if it were just a few people
on Twitter mouthing off, right, I wouldn't care about that. It's
is a minority, but they seem to the infected all the sort of
major institutions in the country. Right. So they're,
they're in the quangos. Right. The to him, the government
outsources all kinds of authority, they're there,
they're in the law, that they're in education, they're certainly
they're in the media, they're 100%, they're in the arts, you
know, they totally dominate comedy in the arts and drama and
TV. So, so when you have a small group of people, who come
generally from very bourgeois backgrounds, and very sort of
privileged people talking about how oppressed they are, but
running everything, that's kind of funny. So it's quite a good
idea to, to, to mock that, because I think that,
personally, I like to punch up in comedy, you know, there's all
this stuff about punching up and punching down, right, and I like
to punch up I like to, to attack those in power. And I and this
is where the debate lies is. So the people who don't like what I
do will say that I punch down at minority groups, even though
minority groups are never the target, right. So that's just
kind of a basic misinterpretation, but quite a
common one. But I'm sort of attacking those who would, who
would patronize the minority groups, those who who want to
try and engineer society in their in the way that they want
those who have a complete a complete intolerance to any kind
of dissent, any kind of alternative viewpoint, any, even
even to sort of basic discussion of principle, you know,
what he's talking about, there's how the social justice warriors
have taken over everything, which is what we why our show
gets attention is because we're not part of that group. But they
run the media they run, you know, this is John Legend.
Well, it's not just John Legend and sleeping giants. It's, it's
the canceled culture. And it's very frightening for big brands,
in particular, because they don't quite know exactly if the
tweet storm or wherever it's going to end, I think it
typically is on Twitter, because that's part of the mainstream
media machine. Really, it's quoted the most, and the
journalists are all on there. So what if you can still go look at
Fox News, you can look at Tucker Carlson, he's still running my
pillow.com ads. And it's amazing that he's on the he maybe he
took a pay cut or something because they are not making the
money they need to make. And that's purely because none of
the pharmaceuticals none of the other big brands want to
advertise on his show, because all they get is the tweet storm
of people saying, Oh, you're evil, you must be Nazis, and big
brands walk away from it is the ALMA it is an unfair Tuas
addition to my statement that you can't monetize the network
for this very reason for canceled culture.
Well, it doesn't happen to us. So this guy who is a character,
decided to write an op ed and sent it into the I think, at the
telegraph for the Express, beautiful under a pseudonym, of
course, under a pseudo name, and it was just it, it was about how
comics should be. There should be special laws against hate
speech and comedy club. And apparently, they took it hook
line and sinker and other people started writing about this in
agreement.
It's already in Prime Minister question time, I'm sure.
So here's this part. This is very funny. If you listen to the
details.
Now, you wrote a fantastic article for the independent.
That was completely out there. And they published it and you
wrote that you submitted it under not your name. Can you
talk a bit about that and why you think so many people fall
for Titania McGrath being we'll.
So you're talking about an article by Liam Evans, which is
for the independence. Yes. So Liam Evans submitted an article,
Liam Evans doesn't exist. And it was obviously a hoax. So clearly
a hoax. What what he was saying was that comedians need to be
subjected to hate speech laws. And he gave a couple of examples
and said, you know, basically the police ought to get
involved. Now. This is this is such a kind of maddeningly
authoritarian stance that, you know, if I were working at the
independent, I would look at that and think, Well, this is
not real. This is this is made up. This is someone trying to
hoax us. But the fact that they published it, because they
agreed with the sentiment, right? That's what it exposed.
It also exposed the kind of the, I suppose the lack of any kind
of background check. This was a complete unknown, someone with
no online presence for school thinking skills did nothing. All
it is is they wanted to push a Work Agenda, right. And it's
just it's just in the article, which is still online. If you
take the fourth letter of every sentence, it spells out Titania
McGrath wrote this you gullible hacks. And I'm not suggesting
they should have spotted that. But but the article itself was
so obviously made up. And of course, the point of this, I
mean, I know some people accused or suggested that what the point
of this was to try and suggest that this is sort of widespread
view that this widespread sort of intolerance to comedy, and
this widespread sort of puritanism when it comes to
comedy. There is that I don't think it's as widespread as
people think. But it's there. But actually, the the target of
that satire was the media was the woke media, who who?
Absolutely, we'll just go along with absolutely anything with no
thought, just sort of blindly push an agenda. And, you know,
so it works. But I mean, have a look at that it's ludicrous.
It's utterly stupid. And saying that, ever since then, there's
been a few articles that have come out that have been even
worse.
Yeah. Where does this come from? How did this happen?
Well, this is what we're trying to figure out. And I,
we actually talked about this. I think, Dan, we talked about this
just briefly after the show show
we talked about that word does come from, it's in the
educational system. And one of the things we kind of both
identified, in fact, you kind of just proving the point that all
this stuff goes way back, you have that 30 year old anecdote
about the milk. But it I'm starting to think that, you
know, it came about with the security state after World War
Two, it started with the takeover of the education by the
woke Yes, the education system. And I think a lot of it has to
do with television. And yes, baby would even take place if
there weren't these screens with
the time to remind everybody that when I was a kid, and I get
to say that now with my double nickels, when I was a kid, we
were limited to how much TV we could watch. And it was don't
sit too close. Don't watch too much. It's gonna rot your brain.
This was a see. And I'm sure that was propagated by the book
industry or whatever it was
called. I don't really think the book industry needed to do that.
It was called the boob tube tube
now. And you know, these days, you know, you see kids in the
stroller on iPads, you know
that newspapers did nothing about this. They couldn't
compete them. Do you talk about the death of the newspapers,
they used to be competitive. But then they didn't do TV news
started taking they're stealing their lunch? And of course, now
they blame the internet. But the internet's not the problem. The
internet is just television, network form. And, you
know, hard to monetize form, which makes it that much more
interesting.
And so you have the you have this, this situation where the
entire public has become stupefied. But to the extent
that it is we're taught this while we're talking about is it
really any worse with the idiots at the independent printing this
guy's and by the way, I made a mistake by said Liam Evans was
the interviewer that's not the case, it was the fake name for
this article. If the independent so stupid as to run this fake
hoax, Jonathan Swift kind of essay, just without even doing
any research or checking it out, or even thinking that it's phony
or fake. I'm not convinced that this wouldn't have happened 40
years ago?
Well, this kind of explains why this was in my clip, Ben, and I
brought it to the show, and thinking ahead, how does this
relate to anything and it kind of relates to this the education
system so we I'm sure you've seen the old Soviet spy guy that
we've played clips from on YouTube, which is odd this, we
attacked America, we attack the west through the educational
system, we brought in all these Marxist Leninist thinking. And
so I don't know how this wonderful my clip been, but it's
two minutes, I'll play it.
But before you play that, when you do what you just said, just
as a reminder, earlier in the show, he pointed out the
stupidity of Harvard, hiring the spy from China. Yes. I mean,
it's very easy for the educational system to be
corrupted.
Do you remember the highest levels the Mac Michael Haney
report. McElhaney? I think was how do you pronounce it?
McElhaney report. It was on TV and I In like the mid to late
90s, I want to say and earlier could have been, well, some of
the references in this. Go don't go back that far. So it's not
from 2011 was the upload date. So I was trying to source a date
for it. But this is the title of this was the perestroika
deception. And it kind of explains, in an odd way, the
Yeah. The guy I'm talking with KGB defector Yuri baesman. Off
Thank you troll room. That's that's the guy who warned
America that the Soviet Union, not Russia, the Soviet Union had
set us up for this, you know, hollowing out the west from from
within through the educational system. So this is just an
introduction, and I encourage everyone to watch this. It's a
whole hour. It's this is just two minutes of the introduction
of the perestroika deception, which I believe is the fourth
book that this particular author who's being interviewed put out
and let's just see if it pertains. I think it does. I
think it connects to this.
Welcome to the McElhaney report. I'm Bill McElhaney. On the show
we cover current issues of the day but always from a viewpoint
or perspective rarely aired by the mass media. We hope you'll
find it interesting. Since 1989, the world has been told that the
Soviet Union collapsed and that except for several countries,
communism is dead and the US won the Cold War. The truth The
reality is quite the reverse. Everything we have witnessed
since 1989, has been a massive and successful, multi decade
long deception strategy on the part of the KGB, the Soviet
secret police. The goal to deceive the West and achieve the
goal of Lenin is strategy a totalitarian world government or
international police state. We know this from the evidence
provided by Anatoly Golitsyn the most important defector from the
KGB who came to America in 1961. In 1980, he wrote a book new
lies for old that was published in 1984, which describe the
disinformation strategy and made specific predictions as to what
the KGB KGB would do in subsequent years, such as
removing the Berlin Wall, changing the name of the KGB
itself and other structures in the Soviet hierarchy, and also
the role to be played by Mikhail Gorbachev. An independent
analysis of these predictions years later showed that over 94%
of them came true by 1991. And since then, that's how we know
Gleason was telling the truth and quite correct. Our guest
today, who first appeared on the show in 1995, is uniquely
qualified to expose this conspiratorial strategy based in
London. He publishes 10, newsletters and reviews on
economic, financial and political intelligence,
including Soviet analyst. These invaluable periodicals
incorporate the understanding of post 1989 events provided by
Anatoly Golitsyn he's published Gleason second book, Perestroika
deception. He's also published Joseph Douglass's red cocaine on
the Soviet strategy of using drugs to sabotage the West. And
he's published a very important book, the European Union
collective on the regional world government now in place over
both Europe and Britain.
So it was and totally Gerlitzen, which is a different guy, but he
was also a KGB defector. And I had a couple of takeaways from
this, because if you've watched that whole interview, it's clear
that there were definitely Leninist Marxist messaging
pumped into the Western school system, and particularly the
United States. But also when you listen, I mean, I was in the
Soviet Union in 1989, just before David Hasselhoff
personally brought the wall down. A lot of politicians who
are still in Congress today, I'm looking at the 70 to 80 year
olds, they probably have this this in their head, like this.
And I can't really blame them for it to a degrees like, this
is nothing different. This is still they just changed the name
of the KGB to the FSB. Your thought? Yeah,
well, I mean, I looked, I always thought that guy was kind of an
alarmist. But as we witness more and more and more, especially
what's going on now with his latest group, the millennials
and the Z's Zoomers, they're very susceptible to this. It
seems like they got it from the beginning and get it on the
media. They get it on TV, they get it from the news. Well, if
anything is supported, if
anything they've been taught to subject to authority. Don't
question authority. It's it's on the news.
I must be true. No, they don't. You're right. They don't. And we
talked about this a couple of things I've noticed as a new
phenomenon. run into. And we had a discussion about this table.
And what it goes does, and I've only noticed this recently. So
I'm in line at one of the, you know, Whole Foods or one of
these types of places. And I've got a cart full of stuff and
there's somebody behind me, a millennial almost always. And
the millennial has like one item, the last most recent
example, which triggered the thinking because I started to
see a pattern. She had one pint of ice cream, I had a cart full
of stuff. I said, you want to go ahead and I gave her the motion
to go ahead of me in line because there's no reason she's
waiting for me to bring all this stuff when she's got one crappy
pint of ice cream. It's all she's got this melting in her
hand. Oh, no, thanks. No, thanks. I can wait.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute, is were you wearing your your crocs
because she might have just been afraid of you.
You want me to do this continue to snort
come on just one joke.
I've never had Crux so. So so then I finally get to the part
of the line where I'm just about to put myself under thinking I
offered her a second time. Would you like to go ahead and right
now is the moment you know, you can just jump in front of me a
ring it up? You'll be out of here. No, no, no, no, thanks. No
thanks. She felt this has happened to me more than once.
And so I brought it up but existence can pretty screwy.
Because I'm not the type of person to say no. And somebody I
like thank. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much.
Yeah, I say thank you. And I go in front. And so the two
theories came out of the table. One was that millennials don't
like to have any interaction with anybody. And so this is
nerve racking. It's nerve racking to deal with this kind
of situation, which is you're in line where you belong. Yeah. And
you're not you're not getting you know. So yeah, the other
one, which was more disturbing. I didn't completely biters when
the arrows are. Well, yeah, they're deferring because I'm
old. And they're just being super polite.
What the hell does that? Well, first of all, you don't look
super old. So what are they trying to be
like? That to be less likely? Yeah, I'm not buying that. I'm
wasn't buying it.
But for sure. When we were kids, we definitely scoffed at old
people, man. You know, we just yell at him. And we were
assholes, of course. But there was a time in my youth and that,
like, I got away Oh, man. He was very mean. Yeah. So Well, that
does seem like not so much Soviet Union stuff. But Leninist
perhaps was very,
you know, you do your its order. I miss my position. I'm gonna
stay here and then move up as I'm supposed to when I'm
supposed to. Since we're doing find it to be very peculiar.
We're doing I would like to hear from others out there. This is
part of my collection of millennial isms. I would like to
hear from others out there who have some similar experiences.
Because we noticed this, we did have this about four or five
years ago on this show, we first started discussing millennials.
And we noticed this one phenomenon is that they, they
don't know how to deal with a line cutter, right? The guy cuts
in line. They don't say anything. They know that they
look at each other and they just scratch their heads. They don't
know what to do. It takes a boomer or even a Gen X or to
tell the guy Hey, buddy, the line is back there. Right?
Right, right. So
along similar lines, since we're doing old stuff, a documentary
from 1978. This is how far back we document the pet explosion.
Most people don't know it. But we're in the middle of a pet
explosion throughout not only the United States, but
throughout the world. And this is brought about from the new
pattern that has emerged in the last 1015 years. In the family
life, I would say that the pill is probably largely more
responsible for the pet explosion than any other single
factor. This is a quite a surprise to a lot of people that
don't understand the business and haven't done any background
work. But it's very simple. The old style was for the husband to
earn, the Levant mother stayed at home. Today we have a
different pattern. Today that husband and wife both work and
they want to prepare themselves in the home and some of the
things that they'd like to have before they start family. Well,
this is just fine from a planning standpoint, but nature
can't be put aside. So when the mother comes home, she has to
have something to find something to Mother something to love.
She'll have a pet. The rest of it in the normal pattern would
be that the grandparents would have children, grandchildren to
take care of de fondo. And to help to rare, and this would
satisfy their need for love and giving love and receiving. One,
this has been set aside for 567 or eight years. What do they do?
They get a pet. Now we're talking about both sides of the
family. We're not talking about just wine. Now we have three
lakes plus
the three way pet explosion. This is not new. It's been
building for a long time.
Yeah. All part of this similar sociological phenomenon that
began Yeah, at some point
during the Soviet era. Not that that specifically had something
to do with it. But we take television, you take the these,
the infiltration of the schools, you take medical breakthroughs,
like the pill is a very coarse moves very good was a true
revolution.
Okay, well, what else? Can we talk about this? Well sing
that? Well. I'll start and this will fold nicely into your
Weinstein update. This is an Epstein update. Cindy McCain,
who is the widow of John McCain was on a panel. And this is a
clip from almost a week ago, but now I get to play it. And here's
what she had to say about Epstein.
The perception of a lot of between a lot of young people is
that there is an untouchable ring of governmental and
economic leads in this country that not only benefit, like she
mentioned but actively participate in sex trafficking.
Jeffrey Epstein was an example. Robert Kraft was arrested. Not
far from here on on trafficking charges. Are these power players
a priority for us right now? Can we even touch them? Or is this a
pipe dream that we need to address in the future somehow?
No, it's like everything. You know, we It hides in plain
sight. Epstein was hiding in plain sight. We all knew about
him. We all knew what he was doing. No one that was know
what what we all knew. Everybody knew we all knew yet you kept
quiet. I find this abhorrent?
Where'd you get this clip by the way?
Well, I'd have to go back and look because I said I had it a
week ago. It's unplanned guys
foolish shit. For one thing. He says that Robert Kraft. Of
course he's arrested on trafficking now. Of course he's
foolish. He was arrested for soliciting a prostitute right?
But that's not trafficking. God. Who cares? That No, I do care
because I think they're gonna they're gonna dis is another one
who's examples of where they start to twist. Twist. Oh, sure.
Well, what else is in New York, you've solicited a prostitute
now you're involved in sex trafficking somehow?
And we all knew about it.
No, it's like everything. You know, we It hides in plain
sight. Epstein was hiding in plain sight. We all knew about
him. We all knew what he was doing. But we had no one that
was no legal aspect that would go after him. They were afraid
of him.
The wife of a United States senator says here rope don't
want to do anything.
Go after him for whatever reason, they were afraid of
them. Or
whatever reason they were. What do you think Cindy?
B. S, we're not afraid of you anymore on what you're doing.
It's not wrong. It's illegal. It's you know, all those things.
It's, it's like a house of cards now. It's gonna start tumbling.
Blame me and these guys, if they don't leave the country, number
one, they're gonna get caught and they're gonna end. And not
only will they get caught, but they're going to be made
examples of and that's exactly what we should be doing with
these guys. Especially, in my opinion. If you know, I know
there's questions, but x is a chickenshit for doing what he
did. He should have faced the music that one he should have.
Sorry. Wow, really? Miss McCain. Really? You're the wife, sitting
US senator. And now the Epstein's a chickenshit. We all
know everybody knows me. Oh, no, no. That's disgusting.
That's disgusting. That's disgusting. And a medicine says
disgusting. What I'm about to play is
truly sickeningly disgusting. It's disgusting on
a on a visceral level. Yes. So this is a testament this from
Court TV and they what they do is they grabbed
by the way Court TV is available on Pluto.
Oh, good. Yeah, just FYI, 14 it's also online. You can get it
online, but Corp TV and then you get to see this one of the most.
You're gonna see you want to see it rising. Star if she wants to
stay with it there's this woman that they have one of the
correspondents, she goes to the cases and then she reports back
they have about three or four really good looking ladies. But
this one is just the one you can just see she's going to fuck a
lot of grace do this via Beta Kappa. She got all these these
characters is Miss Arkansas. From some of you I think 10
years ago she was Miss Arkansas Her name is and she's got a fake
like a stage name already or strippers name one of the two
shanlee Shanley painter, and you just look at her and go oh my
gosh, she's gonna she's gonna be making lots of money on Fox. If
they have a clue. She's a brunette though. Now. This is
what they do on Court TV now as they got the following the
Weinstein case very closely, and they grabbed the by I guess you
dig by the transcript immediately after the the
testimonies, they get it from the court recorders. And then
they reenact the testimony with some actors that do a pretty
good job of, of making you think that you're hearing their real
testimonies, even though this
isn't just audio or do they do they reenact the whole the art
is just Oh, that's good. That's cool.
And so here's a podcast. I flipped I clipped a few things
out of this is about two minutes. I clipped a few things
out because they would have been too long because there's a lot
of a lot of interruptions and they got to the court to get the
judge in there bitching and moaning and but there's stuff in
here that is truly disgusting. Describe what was happening to
you and what your interaction with him was objection
foundation
judge overruled.
He would talk very dirty to me
about objection. Overruled fantasies
and things and compare me to other actresses that he said
we're doing kinky injection kinky, dirty things with him.
Judge can we approach overruled? No. Always wanted to film me
objection. Did you ever give him permission to do that? I never
gave him permission.
Question and Answer stands. Next question. What became well,
what's the relationship describe the relationship for the jury?
It would be basically him wanting to see me and just
needing a fix like a drug addict.
Objection sustained. What's going on
here? What would he say to you?
Alright, first of all, holy crap. This is a this should be a
podcast. I don't know what CT TVs doing. But this is podcast,
double material right here. This is really good. We returned and
just needing a fix like a drug addict. Objections stain, what's
going on here? What would he say to you? What would he do with
you? What would you say to him? What would you do with him?
He would say, Do you like my big fat? Jewish? Objection?
Objection. Judge? May
we approach
okay, if you would step down there for a moment?
Judge I'm asking that those answers be stricken and the
prosecutor be directed to move on
Request Denied. Next question. Miss man, can you describe to
the jury the defendants physicality? The first time I
saw him fully naked objection on relative I thought Objection
overruled.
I thought he was deformed and intersex objection. He has an
extreme scarring that I didn't know if maybe he was a burn
victim but it wouldn't make sense. Objection overruled. He
does not have testicles and it appears like he has a vagina
Objection overruled. And does the defendant also have a penis?
Objection leading? He does have a penis overruled. Did you
engage in non forcible sexual situations with the defendant? I
engaged in non forcible oral sex with the defendant. Did you
desire him sexually objection. She
just testified she entered ruled. No.
Why did you continue to have a relationship with Him? There is
a lot of layers to that question. Okay. Next question.
While you were in this situation with the defendant, what were
you feeling towards him? I saw him the way I saw my father.
Objection overruled. Next question. In what way?
My dad had a similar anger
objection
rules move on. Did the defendant at times display anger to you
objection foundation? Yes. ruled. In what way would he in
what circumstances would he display anger towards you if he
heard the word? No. It was like a trigger.
Objection rolled
he objection he also he also peed on me once
objection foundation for ruled he would.
It was it was like being discarded after I served my
purpose. Objection sustained.
Think this is fantastic. I do have a follow up on this though,
regarding the state of his sexual organs as I am By the
way, because it's so disgusting you only get a borderline but
you do get that because it really brings the quality of all
clip of the days down to just like gutter level.
Oh yeah, so well I do that when I made the guy out this was a
questionable clips even play on the show.
Well here's here's, here's the part that's so good. Yeah,
here's the part that may blow your mind. So I read through the
transcript of the description of his sexual organs. So which
didn't really come out that well in this particular audio
reenactment. Buddy has, it looks like so should looks like it was
intersex and like he had no testicles and like stuff was
inverted. Isn't that kind of what she said? Yeah, this may be
a typical case of a Hemi penis, which is one of a pair of
intermittent organs. Happy penises are usually held
inverted within the body and are easy verted for reproduction via
erectile tissue, much like that of a normal human penis that
come in a variety of shapes depending on species, in
particular, intermittent origins of male squamate such as snakes,
lizards, and worm lizards. Why think Weinstein's a lizard
well that's a possibility Mimi said that he probably has crypto
Chisholm which is a super people I think, are undescended balls.
With lizard I'm going with reptile lizards probably a
better more for purposes of our show feels better to see also
there's two other things I didn't get in that clip because
I didn't get the clip and unfortunately couldn't find a
clip of the analysis but he also smells like poop which is a
really want to be an actor pretty bad. Tri
methyl is tri methyl laminaria which is a particular thing that
makes you smell like poop all the time. It's an actual
he looks like he smells like poop John just look at the man.
He smells like poop and he also apparently is back which is
really disgusting. I don't even want to bring this up. Whoa Go
Go is just covered with huge blackheads. Oh my god. I mean
really? Can we get any worse?
I don't know how to Trent I gotta transition I gotta get
about as this let's get
out. I'm gonna show myself to no agenda. People who could do
that? Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
and there's a reason why you don't hear this kind of stuff on
the M five n there's no way do you imagine the Dairy Council? I
think that have a problem with this segment.
I had a problem with personally well done though. But cord TV
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As we had a very busy meet up week if you don't know what this
is about, this is where people go hang out. No triggering
everybody has the same no agenda nation thinking no agenda
thinking in general. And really your background does not matter.
Your age does not matter. People get along just fine. We start
with the no agenda. Serena, Ontario meet up in Canada Navia.
This is producer Adam Knouse at the Sarnia meetup at the refined
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is an nos. Thanks for doing what you do guys.
This is soon to be Dean Giulia and I am so excited to be at the
no agenda meet. This is Samuel nows. And I need to listen more.
This is the not yet indicted David Knouse
This is Eric knows in the morning
sounds like they had the whole family for the for the meetup,
the whole extended family love that
the family that was really buddy besides the houses there,
I don't know. I have no idea. Who cares. They're big enough
for meetups fantastic. like that so much. The no agenda inaugural
meetup in Missoula, Montana
in the morning from Montana. We are at the inaugural 406 meetup
here where
sounds like someone had some George Martin production skills
there with less than then think this is the last meetup report
we have. This is the Charleston North Carolina meet up
in the morning from the Charleston South Carolina
meetup. We are at most Crosstown in Charleston, I am Jennifer of
the possible exit strategy. And my husband did not like the
night name that I suggested for him. But he's gonna introduce
himself now
in the morning, which I would think is called in the money
because I trade stocks and options. But thanks to my
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Daniel here, I don't write $5 a month and that better be good
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Katie like to say hi to my brother Tim, who hit me in the
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So Oh, thank you guys.
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Daniel it's time for me to go everyone's Breil in the morning
Have a good one.
Yeah apparently sir Daniels human resources we're not having
any of it. They did not like it had to go and it was a of course
Charleston, South Carolina, and that was organized by Baronet
tests Dame Jennifer have the possible exit strategy that is
that is her Baronet resume but she also the art director and
and sole employee of the animated no agenda studios.
Yeah, that's very good. Thank you very much. Here's what's
coming up just a brief overview.
Do good voiceovers
I think she can do a lot of things. She She totally gets
media she's been in this game she knows what she's doing. And
just appreciate the really appreciate the animated no
agenda. It's so good. Thursday, we have a meet up in Fairfield,
Connecticut. This will be organized by Dame Jamie also in
the Ramallah stop. This is at 630 in the Palestinian
territories. There'll be barleys in Ramallah Israel, Jessie coy
Nelson is our man who is traveling around the Middle East
right now. And as I was pointed out to me, Israelis are not
allowed to attend this they are not allowed in Ramallah.
That's why he has to do one over in Jeddah. He's doing
it he's doing the next one in in Jeddah which will be Jaffa Jaffa
Jaffa that'll be on the ninus Jeddah
jettison Saudi Arabia right.
Jaffa it's the the shafa bar in Jaffa and that will be next
Sunday. This Friday though loose top of the South New Zealand
piss up that'll be the spring and Fern Tahoe now we your mate
Tom organizing Toronto this Friday no agenda six week cycle
Bishop organizing for you also the southern shill and nosy and
Sheila noisy and meet up and keep getting that wrong sir
Raleigh hawk and Joseph Hawkins organizing Seattle no agenda
meet up at the lookout bar and grill on Friday and then
Saturday Oslo Norway. That is as Bernstein we just heard sir
Bernstein will be organizing that be good if we can get some
people to hang out there. And as just mentioned the Jaffa stop of
the no agenda tune man tour on Sunday, the ninth go to no
agenda meetups.com To find out more. There's always a meetup
happening somewhere some place on the 21st bookkeeper. And I
will be in Delray Beach, Florida. And if you don't find
one, start one yourself go to no agenda meetups.com.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with all day you want to be
like a party, like a party. And they're getting pretty
successful.
Sounds like it.
Do you have anything for I am dying to do a quickie OTG
segment but I've been talking a lot. So I'd be happy to hear you
speak about something before we do that.
Well, I got some old clips that were kind of interesting. I
thought this was a oh, I have another ISO suggestion. This one
is Nailed it. Nailed it. Nailed it.
Let me compare to the Bloomberg. I'm Mike Bloomberg, and I
approve this message. I think that's I think my Bloomberg
approving our message is better. I like it.
Let's go to 2008. And I thought this was interesting. They don't
do this as much anymore. This was democracy. Now when Amy was
a little more on the ball. And this was a report on the 2008
presidential candidates. This is the time it was wide open for
both parties. And so there were and what they were doing here
was analyzing the advisors and it's the same people. In fact,
this kind of disgustingly so the same people that were advising
these candidates back in 2008 as they were getting today, you
know, 12 years later, and let's do this. The Rundown is quite
fascinating to me. 1000s of
reporters have also descended on Iowa this week covering
everything from Mike Huckabee his haircut to John Edwards
rally With singer John Mellencamp, but little attention
has been paid to perhaps one of the most important aspects of
the candidates, their advisors. The men and women who likely
form the backbone of the candidates future cabinet if
elected president. Many of the names will be familiar. advisors
to Hillary Rodham Clinton include many former top
officials and President Clinton's administration. Former
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright former national
security adviser Samuel Berger, former UN Ambassador Richard
Holbrook. Senator Barack Obama's list includes President Carter's
national security advisors and big new Brzezinski, former
counterterrorism czar Richard Clark, former Middle East
negotiator Dennis Ross. Rudolph Giuliani's advisors include
Norman Podhoretz, one of the fathers of the neoconservative
movement, John McCain's list of official and formal policy
advisors include former Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger, General Colin Powell, William Kristol of the Weekly
Standard and former CIA director James Woolsey, one of Mitt
Romney's top advisors is Cofer black. The former CIA official
now serves as vice chair of Blackwater worldwide. Vice
President Dick Cheney's daughter Elizabeth is advising Fred
Thompson. As for Mike Huckabee, it's not clear. In December,
Huckabee listed former UN Ambassador John Bolton as
someone with whom he either has quote spoken or will continue to
speak but Bolton then revealed the two had never spoken How
could be also named Richard Allen but the former national
security adviser also admitted he'd never spoken to Huckabee.
The name that came up in there was Cofer black as CIA guy was a
kind of an in that Hayden. Rodriguez. Cult. Yeah.
torturers. And it's interesting because he's on the board of
Burisma.
Yes, the Romney advisor, of course,
somebody pointed out well, here's something that's
interesting, you know, Romney, this, this is nonsense. This
guy, I've seen interviews of him and you don't see me he's a very
low profile guy. He does Come on show. So he's not like
completely out of touch. But he's not the kind of guy that
you know, right. I mean, he probably did Romney a favor to
even beyond his right advisors. There's no connection to Romney
connection to Burisma. Now, this guy
is weak, very weak. You know what, I'm surprised by that
neither of us unless I'm missing it. Have any clip about Brexit.
I mean, I've watched I watched the final hour countdown, they
have a clip, they projected the countdown on the White Cliffs of
Dover, which looked pretty crappy. And then also on 10
Downing Street. And it was like
when bring the bells, they wanted to ring the bells. Yeah,
Big Ben is
under construction. And they couldn't do that. Yeah, I don't
understand why they didn't put some high, high powered speakers
up there.
Well, they had the bell ringing, and then they had big ben
superimposed on 10 Downing Street. So it kind of looked
like Big Ben was was ringing and big bit, one of the faces was
exposed. But it was really, to me it was very anticlimactic,
because all people were talking about and I watched the final
hour on think sky through Pluto TV. It's all about well, what's
going to happen tomorrow and it was like nothing, exactly the
same, nothing changes. Now. Now the clock starts 11 months to
figure out how to actually Brexit. So what happened here is
because everyone's getting so fed up with it, too. Okay, we'll
just sign the paper that we're going to do it. But here's this
little addendum that says all that bitching and moaning we've
been doing for three and a half years, that's just going to
continue for the next 10 months. And by December 23. They have to
have 2020 they have to have the agreement in place for
immigration for trade. For everything pretty much
this is it, which means they really haven't left. No, they
really
and they're still paying them. In fact, it's worse. They they
they still have to pay the their dues. They still have to run
under European Union rule and law, except now they don't have
anyone representing them
represent representation was a fraud anyway,
still is pretty funny. I think it just got worse for him. I
don't think see how it got better.
Well, I don't see how it changed. I don't think it
changed one way or the other.
Yeah, the changes they're
celebrating me if they're if you went to the soccer stadiums
where pupils got to see a big image of the flag being taken
out of the EU Council's meeting with the hallways and they all
jumped up for joy. But the media is not going to show any of that
stuff because as far as they're concerned, this is a bad idea.
Now I did get one clip that which is this guy's kind of runs
a news site. online news that was very interesting is Brendan
Brendan Brendan O'Neill. He was also interviewed by this son
interviewer And he gave a little history of Brexit that reminds
us what was the real reason that they did this even happened in
the first place. And something that is kind of seems to be lost
in the shuffle is that the Brits really lost their sovereignty in
this deal, and they just regained it. And now they're
kind of flat footed. And I'm reminded of the time that you
were living there when you first started doing the show. You were
talking about how depressing everything was, because all of
you everyone was a drunk. And I think a lot of this was all
planned. Because once you lose your sovereignty, and you'd have
everybody else telling you what to do, I think it causes these
sorts of problems with with the society to know. Absolutely, I'm
sorry. You just play this clip. And you're
absolutely fascinating about that vote. And I think you hit
on the point there is, it was the first time we were ever
consulted on this since 1975. Yes. And all the way back in
1975, voters probably didn't think that the EU would adapt to
what it is today. Can you talk about the kind of lie as some
people would put it, that they were sold in 1975. And how the
EU continued to adapt, continue to centralize power, more and
more away from those who you know, those ordinary voters and
how the British people were never consulting, not even once
not even one treaty had a referendum in Britain? That's
right. Absolutely right. You know, the EEC was understood to
be an economic relationship, we were told that it would be
beneficial to the UK if we had this economic relationship with
this bloc of countries a fairly small bloc of countries back
then, in Europe. And it was understood by most people who
then eventually voted in the referendum that came in 75, it
was understood that it was a fairly narrow relationship, it
was going to be economically based, it wouldn't have a grave
impact on Britain as a sovereign nation. That's, that's the lie.
We were told. And people accepted that and you know, for
good reason, I don't think people were hoodwinked or
brainwashed, they people weighed things up and said, Okay, if
it's just going to be about economic partnership, if it's
just going to be about trading, and so on, and economic
standards, we can live with that. Let's give it a whirl, of
course, what happens then through the 80s, and right
through to the early 90s. And then onwards from then it
becomes the European Union, it becomes a much more political
body, it becomes a body that has a very significant say over the
laws that we live by over the the ability of us to control our
borders, over the free movement of people, the free movement of
goods, the free movement of services across the continent,
or across the European Union. So it becomes much more powerful
becomes much more political, it becomes much clearer that this
is a body that significantly has a detrimental impact on all
sovereign rights.
It's gonna be very interesting to see how this goes, I mean,
once again, next it has been rekindled frags. It is on deck,
you know, this is a, it's just talk, of course, just talk. But
now we have to see how it actually works. And
unfortunately, it's just going to be at least another year
until we figure out what's really going to happen. And in
the meantime, I think it's going to be pretty bad for the UK, I
don't I can't push it, I think it's just my feeling I can't
back it up other than seems like you're kind of like a lame duck
position, you can't do anything. And unfortunately, that just
going what everyone wanted was not to hear about Brexit
anymore. Now they're going to hear about it continuously. It's
not going to stop, we'll see. That's true. OTG going, Oh, I'm
gonna get OTG kind of guy off the grid to G going, Oh, really,
without power,
no TG gonna
step away from the tracking step away from commercialism. That is
pretty much gonna ruin your life. And a good example was a
week ago. This is so great. One of our producers gave us a log
into Google Classroom. And apparently, a lot of schools
have adopted this for a long time Apple had to do was put in
Mac's into schools, and then the Chromebook came out and Google
just, you know, carpet bombed k one through 12 and included so
if you but of course, if you want the Chromebooks and you
have to use Google Classroom, to manage and track your students.
Did you ever did you ever log into that, John, did you ever
log in? No, I didn't. Okay. It's not so great because of course,
there's no students in our in our classroom, but the system
speaks for itself. And Google Docs including Google Classroom
went down last week for several hours. And people were didn't
know what to do. I mean, the classes and had to stop they had
to stop teaching the class had to stop because they couldn't do
anything. They could not log in. and look at assignments even
look at the curriculum I guess and people were trying to do
term papers here's a hint for you stop that just use Notepad
for all I care anything you rely on this you're gonna get burned
and this is just once it's going to be it's going to happen more
and more and more.
Which brings us to a note from Mike producer Mike which is
similar situation which is another thing that we warned
against cash emergency in most of BC happened yeah I know
there's a huge flood going on there's a fiber Canada fiber
optic line has been severed due to a washout of the rail line
near spasm
we have people there we have spas immers
might be global warming, or it could be winter weather in
Canada How about Russia? Or Russia? Putin? Putin fiber optic
line parallels rail lines in most of Canada Yeah, pandemonium
ensues as people have no money and no access to cash. Happily
and no agenda producers always prepared thanks Boise
I love hearing that I love that
that's right you're at AMD jams don't work
that's right you got no cash becomes a little difficult in a
certain point you're going to be hungry
Amazon only still work
this story came out of desperate to talk to talk about this one
although it's only part of the story about the ring doorbell
Amazon
engineer calling for wing to be shut down immediately. He says
citing privacy concerns the engineer published a post on
Medium saying quote the privacy issues are not fixable with
regulation. And there is no balance that can be struck ring
should be shut down immediately. Now, by
the way, I found this report interesting. That's why I pulled
this one from the original money honey Maria Bartiromo, this is
on Fox Business News. This was not a post on Medium, it was a
comment in on a whole different posts. It was a very short, you
know, like one paragraph saying exactly what she recited. But
she kind of makes it out to sound like it's not it should be
because it is a big deal. But it was interesting that she pulled
this out. I don't know if that was a stock manipulation thing
or kind of, you know, hyping it a little up a little bit for the
market who loves to hear news about Amazon. But factually, it
was not a post on Amazon or on medium. It was a an anonymous
comment
not brought back. This is of course, the company that you
could, somebody rings your doorbell, and you can deal with
it from your phone. But it has opened the can of worms on
privacy. Where is this video going? Are they giving the ring
video everybody who shows up your door to local police and
others?
I mean this there's a few privacy issues here. And there's
a lot of complicated issues here. I mean, one of the issues,
of course, we've seen people taking hackers getting access to
people's accounts. And part of that is the person themselves
has to be responsible. Use a difficult password, don't make
it easy to guess. But you're right, we have to know, what are
the what do they have deals with law enforcement, what are they
going to do? If if law enforcement requests that and
you know, we've seen those issues already with phones. So,
you know, there's some precedent for what they might do.
If somebody shows up at your door and that person is
questionable from the local police's standpoint and how does
that implicate you? It just it just opens the door to all these
questions about who shows up at your doorstep.
Bla bla bla bla bla Shut up. What is more egregious about the
ring doorbell system as reported. And of course, this
was this didn't get any traction because of impeachment and
orange MAN bad everything. The Electronic Frontier Foundation,
who got a lot of money from Google to stay alive, but I do
like what they do in general. They did an investigation of the
app that comes with the ring doorbell which you manage your
entire system. And guess what it's packed with. I'm reading
from the report packed with third party trackers sending out
a plethora of customers personally identifiable
information for main analytics and marketing companies were
discovered to be receiving information, such as names
private IP addresses, mobile network carriers, persistent
identifiers, sensor data on the devices. And by the way, you're
a paying customer, and they're still selling your ass to other
third party marketers. And as the EFF correctly points out,
the danger in sending even small bits of information is that
analytics and tracking companies are able to combine these bits
together to form a unique picture of the user's device and
their life to turn that stuff off. And it's despicable that
Amazon you pay for this stuff. It's just like Skype. If I look
at Skype right now I pay for Skype, I get an ad at the bottom
of Skype now. And I pay I pay for the service. And the problem
is there's so many, a lot of these applications, you know,
like we were listening to the Amazon show and tell the, you
know, the Alexa show until we can identify the product. These
are very, these are fantastic developments. I wish I could use
them. I loved having the ability to use voice to have things turn
on and off. And it's, it's handy and for many things, but because
of the business model, you've rendered it useless for people
who have a brain. It's too bad. Because a lot of the stuff was
really cool technology and I like it, but no, you cannot use
it. Because of this. And this is I mean, if people actually knew
this, that what Amazon is doing, they change they probably think
twice and you putting these things in your kid's bedroom.
Anyway. Live the OTG lifestyle everybody. give your kid a you
know, a megaphone or something if it needs some need to own G
OTG. It's a very Oh, G OTG. Exactly. That's all I got for
that for the segment for now. Okay, main things just need to
get those out. Otherwise they pass by and no one talks about
it. And then we're Oh, yeah, no, actually, I do have an unhoused
clip. Very proud of what's going on in Austin. You'll recall that
the governor of Texas Abbott got into a into a Twitter war a
tweet up the with the mayor of Austin. What's his name again?
Anyway, Adler, about the you know, the the unhoused because
I'm not gonna say they're all poor homeless people. They're
Grifters. Many of them did. Aggressive window washer
squeegee dudes is not just people who don't have a house or
a home. In fact, Abbott repurposed a lot not far from we
are in southeast Austin, I have not I'm now going to go again
and try and find that I couldn't find it the first time, which
would be for the unhoused to go and that is something magical
has happened. They've started to build a little community.
This one's mostly empty lot and East Austin has become home to
more than 100 people without another place to go.
We give everybody a chance. We don't judge you by your
chance once referred to as camp Abbot, because the governor open
to the state on land to the homeless population. People here
are now calling it something else
called Camp rat, responsible adult transition town for the
homeless run by the homeless.
Like every town, Camp rat now has its own list of leaders.
While we have donation and volunteer recruiters, we have
maintenance and general labor recruiters. We have the web
designer, we have the web, the media outreach, we have
security. And then we have a treasurer slash donation
organism
poori. Corey Roberts, the Secretary schedules town
meetings each week, the seventh person committee nominated by
those at the camp has held two of those so far,
it's important because we actually have a voice we
actually have a hand that we are actually putting forth to
actually make our lives a little bit better.
Changing the perception of the homeless community is important
to those living at the camp,
because we wanted to show people that we're not just criminals,
drug addicts, slobs, bombs off the street, that we actually
just anybody else in this community. This is our house.
Right now the committee is focused on finding food
donations, so they don't always have to rely on provided mre,
providing hot showers instead of the makeshift stalls and water
hose. They're currently using organising events to help out
others in the Greater Austin community. And maybe most
importantly, giving newcomers a point of contact so they don't
feel alone.
Don't be afraid to come out if you have nowhere to lead and
what the laws leave you alone for being under a bridge. Come
over here. It's safe. There's not really any violence out
here. Well, the family account.
I really liked this development. I'm going to go there over
there, I'm going to bring food. This is this shows that they can
work when you allow people to build be a part of a community
and build a community, give them some basic blocks to do that,
which is literally all they got. And saw there is some
protection. I think they do have police no making sure that
things don't get out of hand. But they're creating their own
community. And I think this is great.
And it is how fellas get started in Brazil. I'm not
saying we won't have that. But at least it's a community and
they're trying to do something else other than, you know, got
10s of millions of dollars being spent on bull crap. The day does
nothing.
I was excited to just give the 10s of millions of dollars in
direct payments to these guys and that would probably help
possibly but that is not buddy
in that group 5000 bucks each works
this way should reparations he said reparations for being
homeless. All right. Sorry affiliates. If you are waiting
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