And Adam curry Josie Devorah it's Thursday February 20 2020.
This is your award winning give nation media assassination
episode 1200 18. This
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capital of the drone Star State and morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry, and from
Northern Silicon Valley where it appears that California has
really gone into a drought and Johnson, Greg Levin Buzzkill.
Well, I could send some of our rain your way if you want. We've
had nonstop for the past week. Oh, you should. Yeah. Yeah.
What's up with you guys? Snow Water.
Yeah, they should winters over.
Alright, so you get to fire next, then.
There's a lot of rain in the summer. Or the winter. I mean,
that doesn't grow as many. So the fire actually
facts down. Well, that's better. Okay, good.
Yeah. But that doesn't mean anything because it just charges
more for the water time they get a chance to jack up the
building. You guys are?
I don't know why you stay there. John. I don't know you liked the
meal. You obviously I admit he is the meal you? Well, you
saying the US in the year use a meal. You say meal yo.
So there was debates? Yes, yeah. These horrible debates. And I
think that we should go over some of the debate clubs right
away and do it on as members of the curry divorce medium?
Oh, yes. Well, first of all, in the first round of of advice
would be Mayor Bloomberg don't debate it all stay home. But no,
he didn't listen to our advice.
Well, I think like watched him try to. He's not what you'd call
a natural, that's for sure. Remember, when Trump did his
first debates? Well, he came out saying, Oh, my natural a design
good.
You got to step back for a second. First of all, there was
no box. And there was no box. And it was obvious to me because
I was looking. I'm like, Alright, let's see. And they
lowered the podiums were podia. I guess you would say the
lectern they were lower.
Yeah. Yeah. It gets through some
Bernie and Biden. Bernie and Biden bowing down. No, no, no,
no, it was so obvious. Smart, though. Good way to hear
here's what I noticed. It was to me obvious that Bloomberg never
had any pre debate coaching or a
free is Bloomberg hold my beer I'll do this. Oh, shit. Give me
my beer back. I gotta drink it. That's exactly what happened. It
wasn't ready. He the the five questions he should have had a
pat answer for
yes. And the big one was I thought the one he should have
had the pat answer for and I can tell you what the pan answer is,
in fact, because I've listened to this clip. As as Warren
badgered him over the nondisclosure agreements.
Oh, I thought you're gonna go with the with the first one.
But what was the first one?
Well, right off the bat when she I mean, Warren came out
swinging.
Well let you play the first one. But I my, my prepared comments
are about okay, his inability to answer the non disclosure I
want to follow. I want to follow your your prepared comments.
where's the where's the clip for this?
That was the bonus clip. Oh, okay. It's
the same one. Gotcha.
I hope you heard what his defense was. I've been nice to
some women. This is what I met. The mayor has to stand on his
record. And what we need to know is exactly what's lurking out
there. He has gotten some number of women dozens who knows to
sign nondisclosure agreements, both for sexual harassment and
for gender discrimination in the workplace. So, Mr. Mayor, are
you willing to release all of those women from those non
disclosure agreements, so we can hear their side of the story?
I've never heard people so happy for non disclosure agreements.
What is that, by the way?
What you just said is the is the key to Bloomberg getting out of
this, but he never executed it. He just choked. He is not going
to beat anybody if he chokes up like this.
Very few nondisclosure agreements, how many? How many?
None of them accused me of doing anything other than maybe they
didn't like the joke I told. And let me just let me play between
two parts wrong answer is They wanted to keep it quiet. And
that's up to them. They signed those agreements, and we'll live
with it.
So wait, when you say a deception, I just want to be
clear. Psalm is how many. And when you and when you say they
signed them, and they wanted them if they wish now to speak
out and tell their side of the story about what it is they
alleged that's now okay with you, you're releasing them on
television tonight. Tonight,
the company and somebody else in this case, the man or woman or
couldn't be more than that, they decided when they made an
agreement,
I didn't quite understand what he meant that could be more than
that men, women or can be more that doesn't mean all the other
genders you can be is that what he meant by that?
But he was he was trying to he was not quick on a sheet. But I
think it was to thinking about maybe corporate entities then
signed off on something rather than Yeah,
sounds to me more like transgender, non conforming,
binary, I don't know.
Why it for everybody's interest. They sign the agreements, and
that's what we're gonna.
Sorry. You know, the question is, are They're bound by being
muzzled by you? You could release them from that
immediately because understand, this is not just a question of
the mayor's character. This is also a question about
electability, we are not going to beat Donald Trump with a man
who has who knows how many nondisclosure agreements and the
drip, drip drip of stories of women saying they have been
harassed and discriminated against.
And already some of those NDAs are leaking out. So of course,
well timed. What is the what should the mayor have done in
this case?
Well, he should he should have done a jujitsu move. And, and
started by saying, well, first, let me stop you right there. And
then of course, stop and capture stopped by saying, Excuse me,
excuse me, excuse me, because he's gonna try to step on him.
Let me explain what these things are. And then gone into a long
discussion of what are called non disparagement agreements,
which is what most non disclosures are. And these can
be there's a lot of them in big companies. Denisha gonna say big
companies like, like mine have a lot of these because they're
usually part of a cause a lot of people feel they've been wronged
and they're going to make commentary about the company
that's going to be negative is going to be seen in a negative
light. And this is part of their severance package, they won't
get this average package, if they want to go do that. This is
not unusual, most big companies, most modern big companies do
this. You wouldn't know anything about it, Elizabeth, because
you've never run a company, they haven't even run a city. You're
just a legislative person that just signs and designs laws. You
have no idea how things actually worth this. And that's what most
of these things are. They're non descript non disclosure
agreements. So
you're bringing up really the best point, because I think they
didn't they say NDAs consistently NDA. Yeah. I mean,
so the jujitsu move would have been? Yes, that stands for non
disparagement agreements. And let me explain what they are.
And you're
not, by the way, and non disparagement agreements are non
disclosures?
Of course they are, but it just sounds much better if I got a
message for one of our producers who left the Koch brothers
SuperPAC. And he has a non disparaging agreement. So I
can't identify him Can I or her can identify where the person is
from, and, you know, telling me all kinds of stuff about, you
know, open borders, etc. Good information, but could never go
public with that. Well, in today's media, it's different,
of course, because the press will just say a person familiar
with the matter. But yeah, not non despaired. That would have
been the move. I totally agree. Totally agree
he would have gotten her off guard, she would have had tried
to interrupt him, he could still shut her down using the
Kellyanne Conway technique, which is the best. What's that
in that kind of agreement, where you just say, Excuse me, excuse
me, I'm talking Excuse me. I'm talking to make it look like
she's, you know, trying to but in and then he could have
finished at the very end, he says, and of course, we're not
going to release these and you're not going to bully me
into doing it. It would be irresponsible.
Now, the clip I thought you were going to start with was this
one.
I like to talk about who we're running against a billionaire
who calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians
see, the well, let's listen to how we handle that because he
did
it. And no, I'm not talking about Donald Trump. I'm talking
about Mayor Bloomberg. Democrats are not aren't going to win.
What she thought that was clever. That was her idea of
doing you know kind of a some material? Well, that was a joke
and that
that was her opening shot. Yeah. And Bloomberg had the moderators
didn't even throw it back to Bloomberg, which I thought was
odd. And Bloomberg didn't didn't demand to have the retort. No,
he
was, well, he, surely later in the debate, he started holding
his hand up like
he should, he should have just said, listen, that was a
descriptor has nothing to do with whether she was lesbian or
not. She had a dog face problem.
Yeah, that wouldn't work. Well, all right. Said he never did a
mock debate. He thought it was beneath him, I guess he thought
it was such a big shot. And the end he suffered for it? Well, he
came out the worst in this thing,
I thought his message was very clear, the way I would have
summarized it is I can beat Trump with my money. And I'm a
competent manager. And I'll bring back stability in order.
That was his message in here, in fact, was his closer, which was
seven seconds short of the time limit.
You can join me at Mike bloomberg.com, too, if you want.
But I'm not asking for any money. Look, this is a
management job. And Donald Trump's not a manager. This is a
job, we have to build teams, he doesn't have a team. So he goes
and makes decisions without knowing what's going on at the
implications of what he does. We cannot run the railroad this
way. This country has to pull together and understand that the
people that we elect, and it's not just the president united
states, they should have experienced, they should have
credentials, they should understand what they're doing
and the implications thereof. And then we should, as a
society, try to hold them accountable. So the next time
they go before the voters, if they haven't done the job, we
shouldn't just say oh, nice person gives a good speech, we
should say, didn't do the job, and you're out of here.
And I think his message was super clear. And people who were
expecting to hear that heard that no one else heard it.
Because of course, this is a you know, it's a show and it was a
much better show than it's been in the past. Just to contrast
that. And then I want to get back to your analysis. This is
what Bloomberg said on the view. And this is a video he's been
trying to have scrubbed.
Let's just all hope that Donald Trump is a good president,
United States. He's our president, and we need this
country to be one run. Well, I didn't vote for him. But I think
I would not make the mistake. Mitch McConnell said when Barack
Obama was elected, let's make him a one term president. Let's
not make this work. And I thought, that's our country.
That's my kids and my grandkids, we have to make it work. You
have an election, whoever wins, then we got to get behind and
work and you can run against somebody else. But the
difference between America and some other countries in other
countries that they lose an election, they tried to tear
down the government. They tried to have a revolution. We should
sit back and say okay, four years from now, how do I get my
person, my woman and my man elected? And that's very good.
You see, he's full of shit. This is what he thought originally.
And he's right, though.
Wait, wait, let's go back to 2011. What he thought
originally, this is Bloomberg did somebody dredge this old
clip up in truth from 2011? Bloomberg on Trump? I know
Donald Trump. He's a great guy. He doesn't do everything he
says, but he sure tries and I'm a big fan of Donald Trump.
You know, for all the shit I give Google, I really appreciate
you too. I really do. It's highly appreciated. Which brings
me to one other gripe. I'm sick and tired. I'm sick and tired of
these politicians saying Ramazan billions in profit and then No
Pay Zero Taxes. But just that warrants a little bit of
explanation, because I'm no fan of Amazon's practices, a lot of
things I don't like, but they are what they do. And they've
done consistently since the beginning of the company is plow
all profits almost all back into research and development. r&d is
a deductible cost. And in fact, in 2018 This is what everyone's
referring to where Amazon paid $0 in US Federal federal income
tax on 11 billion in pre tax profit. The they really only
made that 2.6 billion and they plowed like 3 billion in a
quarter into research and development. Now this research
and development is what makes your Alexa run everybody loves
the fucking Alexa. You don't want that you don't want your
ring doorbell Mergers Acquisitions, also another tax
benefit depending on how you do it. You have the internet runs
on Amazon Web Services that is thanks to the research and
development cost that they write off of Amazon. So to me, it's a
great American success story. Are they Evil Corp and doing
crappy things? Yeah. But that's not about the income tax. I'm
sick and tired of it. Because everyone loves all this. Oh,
look, I just ordered its prime now comes into everyone loves
all that, but we don't want to pay for it to be developed. So
just stuck in my craw that I'm sick and tired of hearing it.
See, you made your point. Yeah. It's back to the vase here. I
thought the Bernie versus Bloomberg clip was one of the
better ones because it just went to the one time where Bloomberg
actually stood up, man totally couldn't tell because he wasn't
on his box. But still,
I believe in democratic socialism for working people,
not billionaires, but
a wonderful country we have the best known socialist in the
country happens to be a millionaire with three houses.
What'd I miss here?
Well, you'll miss that. I work in Washington house watch the
first problem live in Burlington. That's good.
And like 1000s of other Vermonters I do have a sub a
cap. Forgive me for that. But here is your home which tax
which tax haven, New York,
New York City Thank you very much. I'm happy to do it because
I get something for it.
Yeah, you know, Bernie Warren, they're also in the in the top
1% You know, the one they're pitching in the big phone the
whole thing is phony The only people who I feel are honest
with only one is Amy Klobuchar. You know, I've got a crush on
her. She's, I like what she does. I wouldn't you know, she's
not my kind of President. But she says she's a she's a good
person. I think she's tough. And she wants to run things. And I
think she made an impact. Last night, it's not that'll help but
it made an impact. You come on, man. Come on. By here's the
deal. Look,
I got to do though. So Biden, um, was
he he missed? You? Oh, man. He the Adderall kicked in like in
within 30 seconds of the show starting that was great. So
he can't finish his sentence. He stops right in the middle of
says this has looked Yeah. And his eyes goes off on stuff.
In his eyes when I watch it like a method
to clips. Here's the one where he goes off on climate change.
Promising jobs that think is the one where he promises these are
good jobs. Look, look, look, these are good jobs, he's gonna
pay $50 An hour jobs. What about any
executive who was engaged in and by the way, minority communities
and communities have been most badly hurt by the way in which
we deal with climate change, they are the ones become the
victims. That's the asmin is that's where the, that's where
the groundwater supply has been polluted. That's where in fact,
people, in fact, do not have the opportunity to be able to get
away from everything from still asbestos in the walls of our
schools, I have a trillion dollar program for
infrastructure that will provide for 1000s and 1000s of new jobs,
not $15 an hour, but $50 An hour plus benefits unions unions
being able to do that. And what it does is it will change the
nature. Look, here's the last point on where I'm at in my time
is going to run out. Here's the last point I want to
just That's someone needs to consult Joe. He's always doing
this. He's always saying well, I'm almost out of time. He
everyone else pushes pushes up against the deadline. He wastes
four seconds just on saying that there's something some odd thing
that he can't I can't get away from
it. I think you're wrong. Oh, he's, he's say saying that
because he's he his thought process ran out of material. He
look, look at this. Look, look. That is his moment. So he can
try to collect himself. Yeah, no, you're right.
You're right. It's the last point of where I'm at in my time
is gonna run out. Here's the last point I want to make to
you. On day one, when I'm elected President, I'm going to
invite all of the members of the Paris accord to Washington DC,
they make up 85% of the problem. They know me, I'm used to
dealing with international relations, I will get them to up
the good an answer to my questions I thought I did. What
would you do with these companies that are responsible
for the destruction of our planet? What would I do with
them? I would make sure they number one, stop number two,
demonstrate that.
I'm the president, stop this, please stop this stop, stop
stop number two, if you demonstrate that they in fact
have done things already that are bad, and they've been lying,
they should be able to be sued, they should be able to be held
personally accountable. And they should not only not only the
company, not the stockholders, but the CEOs of those companies.
They should be engaged as the little bit like look, this is
the industry should be able to Do we should go after just like
we did the drug companies just like we did we went to tobacco
companies only company we can't go after our gun manufacturer
buddy here but
now hold on what executives from drug companies have really gone
to jail like pharma boy okay we got one we got farmer boy
shave one douchebag everybody made yeah and then these guys
escaped go
what what Wall Street bankers bank presidents went which
dressed Jamie diamond today where did they go to jail for
the for the collapse and
nothing but look look look look look here's the deal. Look
Look meanwhile meanwhile
deal gone once we start talking about bye bye blah blah look
look look look right in the middle of his sentence it drops
it means it's the I'm sorry. Yeah, go ahead, you must just go
to this. He goes off on on a somehow do is look transitions
look, he gave hands up going off on high speed rail, which is
second.
We've gone back to to
turn back. Believable
but you might not know is that Las Vegas and Reno are the
vibrant economic engine for the state of Nevada and are also two
of the fastest warming cities in the country.
Before he even gets into that when I heard this question. I
was thinking, Wait a minute. Where does Las Vegas get its
power from? It's from the holder dam. The dam? Yes, the dam is
right there. That's where it and it's the greenest kind of well,
I mean, there's debate over dams, but they're trying to get
rid of most credibly efficient for a generation. And then this
Jumoke comes in about solar panels. And
in certain months of the year, the heat is already in emergency
situation for residents and for tourists walking up and down the
strip. So I'm gonna start with you, Mr. Vice President, what
specific policies would you implement that would keep Las
Vegas and Reno livable, but also not hurt those economies?
It is the existential threat of humanity, existential warming,
protecting you have a facility where you have one of the
largest largest solar panel arrays in the world. And when
the fourth stage is completed, we'll be able to take care of
60,000 homes for every single bit of their needs. And what I
would do is, number one, work on providing the $47 billion we
have for detect and defer to making sure we find answers is
to provide a way to transmit that wind and solar energy
across the network of United States invest in battery
technology, I would immediately reinstate all of the elimination
of what Trump has. In terms of EPA. I would Secondly make sure
that we had 500,000 new new charging stations and every new
highway we built in the United States of America. I would make
sure that we once again make sure that we got the mileage
standards backup which would have saved over 12 billion
barrels of oil had he not walked away from it and I would invest
in rail and rail rail can take 1000s millions of cars off the
road if you have high speed rail
there is no animus for high speed rail the last project
which Obama touted, by the way, which was great because you
wouldn't have to take your shoes off. High speed rail, it was it
that's the whole thing. In California, it's a massive
failure.
Oh, and they still tried just trying to pull out of it. It's
gonna cost them an additional billion apparently.
No, if more than that, probably. Hey, meanwhile,
the latest announced amount.
Meanwhile, Trump was in Arizona with his counter programming as
it's now known in the biz,
and now they have a new member of the crew
mini Mike as I hear he's getting pounded tonight. You know he's
in a debate.
He's getting pounded. He's getting pounded.
Oh my goodness. Okay, the other one is do I have another clip? I
don't know. I'm not sure let's Oh,
while you're looking for that on climate change just real quick.
I came up with a new one. I want to try this on it can you be a
someone who's all in on on climate change for this test?
Very easily. Pay about climate change. Do you think that we
have a population problem that too many people on Earth?
Of course. Okay. Do
you think that climate change is manmade? Absolutely perfect. If
we do Nothing will kill a couple billion problem solved.
That's just the depths of kind of specious way of looking at
it. The problem is itself because we're not going to kill
a couple of billion. Yeah, we have a really serious problem.
You're just joking about it. No, I This is funny. You think that
they've described potential threat which could wipe out our
children My
way is much better, honey. Yes, my way is much better. We need
to get you want these people gone anyway. So let's just let
them die from climate change that brown anyway, who cares?
Oh, that didn't work ever talking to you again.
Okay. It needs work. I'll work on it.
500,000 charging stations.
Yeah. Which which are powered by solar panels, apparently.
Can you imagine you know, if you have decided what I've been
waiting for the electric phenomenon to kick into high
gear. So you'd have absolutely the solar so like, at a gas
station when on before big weekend, people are lined up to
get gasoline. And there's maybe say at Costco, there's maybe
five cars might be lined up, right? Well, if you have to wait
an hour to two to three hours to do the charging. How long do you
think that line would be? Hey, man,
that's not true. A Tesla has a supercharger. It's only 45
minutes.
Can you imagine if Alliance took 45 minutes to fill your tank?
Well, instead of Fi along that line would be?
Well, you remember the former New York banker tried to live
like that for a while when he had his Tesla P 90 or 80, I
think. And we traded that one week because of a distance he
had to go but he has a plate. He has a business in Houston. And
he can't quite make Houston and back on a full charge. And he
would try and convince me like, No, it's great. You know, I
drive in about 15 minutes outside of Houston, I pull over
into the super charging station, I read the paper, I have a cup
of coffee while the car is charging. But that lasted about
two months. And then he was then it was all pissed off about it
because people have things to do it will lower this idea. I think
we'll lower our GDP by two full points, just from time wasting
alone. Yeah.
So I think I'm not gonna argue that. So, I mean, at least when
you're on the train, and you're reading the newspaper, you're
moving
in excuses. There's something happening.
So I picked this little 17 Second thing out of that Biden
clip about the existential threat and I swear he says egg
substantial. Oh, where is this? I got Lewis's debates eggs is
essential. Okay.
It will be irreparable damage done, not just an advice.
Oh, I'm sorry. No, this is right. This direct that blows
brain up by
Oh, there will be irreparable damage done not just in Nevada,
not just to Vermont or Massachusetts, but to the entire
world. Joe centered right? This is an existential threat. You
know
what that means? Yeah, it's bad for eggs. That
means we're fighting for the future of this planet.
I love how all of these people except for the couple stragglers
there. I will be close to 90 by the time the world is supposed
to blow up they don't give a crap they can promise anything
they want existential
egg substantial life 300,000 charging station
life for Bernie is an existential threat because he
doesn't have that many years left I don't want to be coy
about it but sick and tired of it. I'd let me know I found
something interesting this morning as I was going through a
couple of clips I wanted to share they had you know the the
final round where everybody does their little pitch we already
heard to Bloomberg but just before that they did something
that they promised wouldn't happen in the debates which was
a yes or no question. And I and every NBC related video site and
of course I scoured YouTube eventually found what I was
looking for but it's hard to find because the official NBC
online video does not include because they had a commercial
break does not include the question about the convention
and that is very telling to me and I think it's the most
important part of what went down during this debate here it is so
winning the Senate races in Arizona and in Colorado and
beyond and the reason we will because this day they get that
maybe shit did I click the wrong thing dammit is bigger
than me to join me at AMI money. Look
No it's it's it's a completely wrong completely wrong played
into it. Maybe I don't think so. Now, this is what this is is the
missing part. Some of the online video but this is not the piece
I want it
you can join me at Mike bloomberg.com to if you want but
I'm not asking for any money this is a management now
show dammit. This was pissed off about this happens once to me
well what it was the question was do we follow the rules of
the of the convention which means you have to have 1990
delegates in order to win the the the nomination or since it
looks like as was intended it's impossible for any one person to
get that total amount. See the mayor Pete alone who you know
through the eye over frokost Stole Stole an extra delegate in
my mind he stole it or should the person with the most
delegates win? And and he even said all Bernie you go last and
and went down the line? Every single one of them yes or no?
Yeah, no, we should follow the rules. Yeah, we should follow
the rules. We follow the rules, because Bernie is going to get
screwed. They all admitted it right there on stage. Dun, dun.
I'm so upset that I don't
wait. Well, you okay, here's the deal. You look, look, here's the
deal. Look,
I found the clip. I found, I found,
I found that say you could find the video, I found the raw
video. Second, why is this not
gonna patch it straight? We're
gonna do a live we're gonna do a lie when I'm looking around.
All right, hold on the Democratic National. We are not
we are less than two weeks away from a national primary. And I
want to ask all of you this simple question, there's a very
good chance none of you are going to have enough delegates
to the Democratic National Convention to clinch this
nomination. Okay, if that happens, I want all of your
opinions on this, should the person with the most delegates
at the end of this primary season, be the nominee, even if
they are short of a majority? Senator Sanders, I'm gonna let
you go last year because I know your view on this. So instead, I
will start with you, Mayor Bloomberg,
whatever the rules of the Democratic Party are, they
should be followed. And if they have a process, which I believe
I do, everybody else everybody can can
the convention to work as well? Yes. Senator Warren,
but it convention working its will means that people have the
delegates that are pledged to them and they keep those
delegates until the leading commerce convention.
Oh, okay. All right. Vice President Biden paid by either
Yes. Or no leading person with the delegate, should they be the
nominee or not?
No, let the process work.
Its way out. Mayor Buttigieg not necessarily not to lose
Senator Klobuchar. let the process work. Senator Sanders.
Well, the process includes 500 super delegates on the second
ballot. So I think that the will of the people shut down. Yes.
Thank you guys. Folks. Should be live now. Yes.
So they promised they wouldn't do that anymore. And it's it's
no, you heard the crappy clip before. It's because they cut it
out. It's not available on the NBC video archives, even though
they say full debate. Watch it all here.
Well, that's interesting. Yeah. Yeah, that's what that's the
great catch for today. And I got demoralized thanks. Thank god
what you did what you did. I mean, it's not that you cut the
clip, but you caught was NBC reverse changing history?
Yeah, well, trying.
But what was the point? Well, because I thought I didn't want
to piss off all the Bernie Bros. Yeah. And the teardown and
Convention Center of Bernie doesn't get in. I'm not sure
exactly what is the possibility. I mean, this crazy woman I got
this clip from her Kshama Sawant, who goes on this is her
introduction to Bernie and Seattle. She was the keynote as
it were the preliminary to Bernie COMM And I had to take a
lot out because it was too long.
This this was this was his Tacoma Dome appearance. Yeah, I
believe so. Yeah. 17,000 people. I mean, it's not that's not at
the capacity is 23 or something, but it's not bad and zero
coverage, zero. Well, they did this was covered. Did they
mention how many people were there?
No, this was no. But they had this woman.
Ocasio Cortez said last month Oh, yeah. i She said last month
in any other country. Joe Biden and I would not be in the same
party. So we need to be like Bernie, and we need a new party
of by and for working people to
hold on. I know who this is. We have a clip of her. Because
listen, this is her
Medicare for all. Yes. Dad in your school. To the racist mass
incarceration system. In a bold, green New Deal. We need a
powerful socialist movement to end all capitalist oppression
and exploitation, our immediate. Our immediate task is to go all
out and win for Bernie to prevent the elite from rigging
the primary against him. My organization, Socialist
Alternative is calling for a million people in Milwaukee to
have Bernie's back. My friends, history is calling on us. Are we
ready?
Yeah. It is so interesting to see how the M five M. is even
Bloomberg is campaign manager. I think I saw. Oh, yeah, these
guys are just like the Trump supporters. Yeah, they're
violent. And nots, Bernie Bros are no good. And
they were that they were that way in 2016 when Trump tried to
go to Chicago, yes. And give us a speech. You know, one of his
big rallies, it was the Bernie Bros who, like, started punching
people and, and prevented him from even showing up. Yeah,
yeah, no, he has a bunch of thugs working for him. And he I
mean, that guy that punk that was on that video, we're gonna
burn down the walk if they don't give it to her and
burn bread. Be on fire. A couple of observations from our
producers. Dame Jamie says Bloomberg wasn't wearing his
normal hearing aids. And I feel remiss, I should have caught
that. And I don't know if he had different ones are the ones that
go all the way in the year are not considered very good. So
maybe not. I'm not sure what what that was about. Damian is
named Jamie says when he's attacked, Bloomberg will I roll.
If he suppresses the roll, he grips the podium, but I saw that
too. That's a great tell. You can see it
was never ending, gripping,
gripping, gripping. There was one thing in the end, I recently
had a short conversation with someone about this very topic,
although not packaged in this way. When Mayor Pete said
something which was just like, oh, it felt really odd the way
he said it and the facts also wouldn't affect check him on
this.
If we really want to deliver less inequality in this country,
then we got to start with the tax code. We've got to start
with investments in how people are able to live the American
Dream, which is in serious, serious decline. Matter of fact,
last time, I checked the list of countries to live out the
American dream. In other words, to be born at the bottom and
come out at the top. We're not even in the top 10 number one
place to live out the American dream right now is Denmark.
Okay? Now, the number one place to live out the American dream,
ladies and gentlemen is now Denmark. This went from, it's
the happiest it's went from, it's the happiest place on
Earth, which can possibly be true since they're number four
on the list of most people on antidepressants. The United
States, we kill it, obviously, but they're number four. So in
that regard, they're getting close to the American dream of
being high all the time legally. But as one of our producers
pointed out, you know, and Bernie does a lot of this to
Denmark, Denmark. Bernie and Mayor Pete should know that
under all governments right or left in Denmark for years, stop
question and empty your pocket areas can be called by the
police at any time and have been. This is mainly done in
cases of gang warfare and or terror, read immigrants. issues.
So how is that a great country? If it's such a horrible thing?
The stop and frisk and Denmark has it? Or is that part of the
American dream? These guys, Michael Moore, Michael Moore has
a podcast where Yeah, where he talks
like a joystick issue hoping to get it on PBS. Yes,
I'd be perfect. No and NPR.
I'd be I'm sorry. What are they thinking?
Of course and if not NPR, maybe. Maybe I could be on the luminary
or wondery or one of those firing podcast networks. And he
gave us I think the definitive end of show ISO Michael
Bloomberg is a terrorist.
Top that top.
Top that's no way this is the best is a terrorist. Michael
Bloomberg is a terrorist, NPR Michael Moore with my podcast.
Okay the only one I have my my so comes from one of the clips
and a Moses played cold and this is drugged,
drugged by a tainted cupcake tough call. Very very tough call
very tough call rocked by a tainted cupcake. Gosh,
I have to admit I like it. Let's try let's try it back to back
rocked by a tainted cupcake. Michael Bloomberg is a terrorist
I can't decide it's a toss up. Is a toss up it's a toss up.
Well let the trolls decide what we should do there. Yeah, so I
thought the stage was nice. That was much more Vegas style the
flag of course no, there's no flag hanging but they had
stripes and stars and all kinds of stuff that look really good.
People like the cupcake actually. That's what the trolls
are saying so I guess we have to go with them contain the taint
cupcake.
Hello the keep the other one as an evergreen because it's
usable. Here's what here's this this status we have just a one
Bernie This is the Bernie update. I'm because Bernie is
the really the focus. Yeah. And this is the ABCs rundown and
this is the Bernie update
in California today. The line to see Bernie Sanders snaked for
blocks.
The establishment saying, oh, Bernie can't win the election.
Take a look at this crowd today. It tells me we can't win the
election.
But Sanders well aware he's now facing a new kind of challenge.
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg spending $380
million and counting to blanket the airwaves with
ads. Mayor Bloomberg with all his money will not create the
kind of excitement and energy we need to have the voter turnout
we must have to defeat Donald Trump.
Bloomberg firing back at the Sanders campaign brings a
different negative kind of energy, releasing a video
highlighting the online anger of so called Bernie Bros. Bloomberg
tweeting that when it comes to beating Trump, this type of
energy is not going to get us there. The billionaires
democratic rivals say now it's high time he come out from
behind his campaign ads,
he has to answer questions. And of course, I think he should be
on that debate stage, which eventually he will be because I
can't beat him on the airwaves. But I can beat him on the debate
stage. As Bloomberg
poll numbers rise his past drawing new scrutiny, including
his treatment of women in the workplace, and allegations of
sexist and crude comments reported by multiple outlets,
including ABC News and Washington Post investigation,
making waves this weekend, prompting Bloomberg to tweet I
would not be where I am today. Without the talented women
around me. I've depended on their leadership, their advice
and their contributions. Bloomberg says he's champion
women. Do you think he still needs to answer for these
allegations?
Yes. But these to answer for these allegations. You don't
championing women, when you have non disclosure agreements, so
they can't tell their side of the story. I want to hear from
Mike Bloomberg, that he is going to let these women talk on
Muslim and let's find out what's really happening.
Okay, so right there, right there. But
that little clip was her was the day before the debates. Yeah.
Bloomberg people shouldn't saw that thing coming a mile away.
They didn't.
So they don't care. And this is this is the Oh, the conversation
that the mainstream will not have Bloomberg, as I said,
Here's my money, I'm going to do everything I can. And you should
take me and my money, because I'm a competent manager. That's
that's his entire message and everything else. He doesn't even
tell he really doesn't care. It's obvious. I personally am
extremely happy. He's doing this. Because for all the years
of hearing Citizens United, and you know, a campaign finance
reform, and all of this, Koch brothers all fine, by the way,
Koch brothers are massively anti Trump.
They are yes, they have been from the very beginning. So
for all of that, and all the dirt, itching and moaning, I
would this is a good test. Can you actually go with unlimited
funds, which is not true, but can you go with a lot of money?
And can you subsequently buy the presidency? I think not. But
let's see how it plays out. And no one can discuss this for a
lot of the reasons mentioned in your excellent essay that you
sent out with the newsletter. And to that point, there was a
lot of Bloomberg slamming right after the debate. I immediately
went to Well, I went to MSNBC. Bloomberg no good useless down
one channel Fox Trump won Of course. Okay. Thanks, Fox, CNN
and slamming Bloomberg. The only thing I can contemplate here is
that we have Super Tuesday two weeks away two weeks, two and a
half weeks and march 3 Yeah the media buys are already in so he
stacked you know, there's nothing you're not planning any
more buys at this point you're done you're locked and loaded
they've got their money everything's in all they have to
do is fulfill and then they'll see because it was they
definitely were not cow towering they were happy to slam them
down and kind of did a different version of a little bit of
marginalizing almost, and that was
a little surprising, but I still think this is true. The guys who
do the loudest complaining about Bloomberg are the guys who got
the least amount of money from Bloomberg
Oh, this is I hear you on that Yeah. CNN is
not getting a big buy MSNBC nothing there's nothing there so
I
really think it's a look the local media
the local media is doing getting most of the money and then two
big networks ABC NBC CBS then after that it's just a scattered
around me it would be more later but these guys are pretty much
shooting themselves in the foot in terms of I'm sure their sales
guys if I'm a sales guy working at CNN, I'm not happy with this
coverage. Why are we blessing this guy? Why don't we just see
what happens? Because there's some money for us in this and
this is what it's really all about these organizations aren't
they don't do what we do. Where we actually literally have the
people that listen are the same people that produce and sponsor
the show. They are dependent on these big ad buys and of sales
guys can't be happy.
Can you imagine that meeting on Monday we have a problem people
so we have a Nevada and South Carolina coming up. You may be
you still believe Joe Biden will win South Carolina? Yeah. Which
which I think he will be second but we'll see.
If he second it wouldn't surprise me. Well, that's not
winning. No, I said it wouldn't surprise me but he I don't think
he will come in second. Okay, but I'm not gonna be oh my god,
he came in second not going to be that shocked. Because there's
you know, Bernie is getting momentum in South Carolina. He's
got a good message.
Everybody right now stuff. Everybody right now is hyper
focused on a das American descendants of slavery, commonly
known as black and brown communities, or black and brown
communities, people of color, whatever you whatever they
choose for non offensive phrases they think, and not on the
debate stage but still try his best Tom Steyer. Yes, he's still
in the race. And he thinks he's he knows what to do.
When you talk about trying to even the playing field with
reparations, some things that you said you support, how do you
repair it? Do you say that the divide is about education? Or
are you talking about financial restitution, writing checks?
Well, what I've said Margaret, is this. And you're right, I am
the only candidate running for president who will say that he
or she is for reparations. But what I've also said is this. The
way to figure out the correct solution in this case, is I
would have a formal commission on race. The first starting the
first day of my presidency, to tell the story of the more than
400 years that African Americans have been here.
This is completely the wrong message. We just had a
reparations Commission. The minute you say, I'm all for
reparations, but we're gonna have a commission from day one
and nonstarter goodbye, you're not happening. Trump has his
surrogates out on Fox and Friends. The niece of Martin
Luther, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and here's her message to
the Trump voters.
So respond to that comment by Pete Buda judge, no one's
feeling the pain more than black Americans right now.
I am an African American woman of 69 years old, and almost
everyone that I'm speaking with whether they're Republican,
Democrat, Independent, some don't vote, various
perspectives. However, people are saying our wages up our
families being united. I was on an interview with Alice Johnson
recently and she was talking about her experience of coming
home and being reunited with her family. The second step, first
step, second chance a second steps. Second, chances are it's
moving so quickly, that we are seeing so many gains in the
African American community. Some people say well, he president
and he President Trump says what do you have to lose but he
certainly has shown us what we have to gain. So people are not
suffering in the manner that was just stated.
I have to ask mo what to impact Alveta King has in the
meanwhile, a long predicted each person on the scene appeared on
where else the view. And there's nothing like a little Stacey
Abrams to spice it up. A lot of people want to see you on that
ticket,
first and spice. And you said, you know that any democratic
candidate can come and talk to you about being VP. explain to
people why you say this.
Okay, so the last the first time I was on here, I got the
question about running as VP during the primary. And I very
apparently famously said, No, because you don't choose
regretting it, Ryan for a second and a primary. However, because
that conversation started. I'm now getting the question a lot
from folks. And the answer is, of course, I would be honored to
run for vice president with the nominee.
And it's a bit disconcerting, because it seems really
obnoxious for me to say that out loud, since I'm not, you know,
no one's asked me. But what I want people to understand is
that in the media, yeah, exactly. The issue is, as a
woman of color, especially as a black woman, this is an unusual
position to be in for someone to be considered, possibly the next
vice president. And it would be doing a disservice to every
woman of color, every woman of ambition, every child who wants
to think beyond their known space for me to say no, or to
pretend, oh, no, I don't want it. Of course, I want it. Of
course, I want to serve America, of course, I want to be a
patriot. And do this work. And I say yes, yeah.
Very good. Awesome. See yourself running as President to? Oh,
absolutely.
Again, when someone starts in the mailroom and says, I want to
be the CEO, we never go, Oh my gosh, that's too much ambition.
Why should we not want someone to have the power to fix the
problems and the brokenness that we have?
No, still still in play in play for VP spot? I would say. That's
what she was doing. That's what you do. She was forced folks be
asking, just like Hillary, lots of pressure. Lots of lots of
pressure. Mayor Pete, on the other hand, and
I want to stop for a second and mentioned show when people
listen to that clip, the previous clip Stier. It's loaded
to the gills with performative Oh, Steyer or Abrams, Tom
Steyer. He's they asked him, What do you think about this?
And he says, Well, what I've said about it is, yeah, he's
useful, clever, says what he thinks he says what I've said,
I've said about it now. Good point. Good catch. Anyway, I
will say I am a little more impressed with Mayor Pete Not as
a president, but as an animatronic. He has gotten
really good with his replies. And so good. In fact, you know,
Amy, team, Amy Klobuchar called them out and said, Yeah, you've
got everything rehearsed. And now you've got all these
comeback lines, man, but they're very rare. But he was asked the
so called Bill Maher question at the CNN town hall. And I thought
he answered it appropriately.
I want to ask the Bill Maher question. So
in one channel, you know what it is? I'm a little worried about
this. Bill Maher question you have in mind.
So it's November, people are just what just won the election?
And the current occupant says, No, this is all a hoax. The
Senate agrees with them. Fox News starts going on about it.
What is president elect to just do about this? Yeah, when he
doesn't want to leave.
So Well, what I said to Bill Maher was is gonna be pretty
awkward when Chaston and I are moving in our furniture. I mean,
if he won't leave, I guess if he's willing to do chores, we
could work something out. But
I'm liking proved I'm like, liking what he's doing here.
That was professionally written. Of course, it was professionally
written. But he's he's nailing it. He's got some professionals
on his side.
Bloomberg should get some joke writers.
Now we have the Nevada caucus on Saturday. If I'm correct.
And the I think the results come in on
seven results come in, I'd say yeah, because they have early
voting this year. And based upon the Iowa results, which to my
knowledge, still have not 100% been reported, and everyone just
given up on it. Oh, well, we'll take the L and rambut. Who did
get an extra delicate there somehow magically? Nevada, would
you believe it was all set to do their caucus and early voting
caucus with the same
app? Yeah, yeah, this is well known, but they've come up with
a
fix. This
is one of the things Christina that has confused me a little
bit. So in Iowa there was
this is an AP podcast in case you're wondering about the sound
and press rationalism app
that didn't work, Nevada decided not to use the app. So they're
using what they're calling a tool. What is the tool? And is
it really just another app? Well, yes, certainly semantics,
what it is, is a Google form. And so what we know is that it's
going to come preloaded on two iPads that are going to be
distributed to the precinct captains on the day of the
caucus on February 22, the Saturday preloaded into the
Google Form that they will be entering information is
information about early voting. So Nevada is very interesting in
the fact that we're trying to be as accessible by having an
offering early voting. But it's a very complicated and complex
step that I know
it's irritating to listen to. But it's, I think it's good
information for us
that I would didn't attempt. They just did the in person
caucuses. So in this Google form, it's going to have pre
loaded information for each precinct, on early voters and
their preferences. So the precinct captains, as they
oversee the caucus process, on Saturday will be utilizing this
Google form. And it's going to have all this information, it's
going to calculate viability for the presidential candidates, and
if they're going to use this to submit results to the state
party.
So basically, we've taken a caucus system, which is already
kind of complicated, and made it even more complicated by adding
in early voting beforehand.
Absolutely. And that's where a lot of concern from volunteers,
and we've heard it from some campaigns as well, is how that
integration is going to happen, particularly as the caucus moves
into later stages, where there can be realignment of voters to
different candidates, after the initial preference vote is
taken. And so there's still not a lot of good answers about how
that's all going to work. And the volunteers that I've spoken
to have said that's a particular concern.
Yeah. Alert, alert. Scam ahead. Sorry, Google Forms. That's how
it's going to be done. Google forms a part of Google Docs.
Yeah. This is insanity. How you, by the way, Google Docs does go
down. I cannot use it. Why, but I see all the time near Google
Docs down. Just like when slack goes down all offices around the
world shut down until it comes back. The people rely on Google
Docs. He goes out Sure does. But besides that, you're going to
have the Google be the back end for this. I find it
unacceptable. I'd be if I was in the caucus. I find I'd be very
angry about this. And they got rolling. And I think that
they're going to scam something again, it's good that we're
gonna have another problem.
Biden,
Biden, for Nevada, yeah, sure. Sure. I cannot believe it.
You've had years to prepare for this. And even since Iowa, there
wasn't enough time to come up with something better than
Google Forms pre loaded on an iPad. Three up
at an hour. That's not the way I understood it's supposed to work
anyway. What did you understand? Well, that they have these
little groups, they meet up, they decide on somebody that one
guy represents the whole, the whole crowd, right? I represent
10,000 votes for this little caucus in group and then we're
putting our vote for Biden,
and they'll put that into the Google Form.
I don't know I didn't know about the Google Form. To do that now.
But this is you know, this reminds me this hap This is a
cycle in the Democratic Party this when I was a kid. They had
a big scene. That's when the primaries first started getting
developed. Because in the olden days before I was a little kid,
back I guess it 3040s 50s The he was always the so called in I
used to use this term until probably the term maybe died out
in around the early 90s or late 80s or even late 70s I'm not
sure smoke filled room.
Yeah, but smoke filled room in the back where wherever.
The term determine how many delegates go to which candidate
and it can't it comes out of a door opens of a smoke filled
room with a bunch of guys smoking cigars, and they decide
all the votes are go into Biden. So the Democrat Party got all
irked about this because it was the Go Jesus is terrible the
smoke filled rooms we don't know what's going on it's not
transparent. And so then they split off into doing primaries
on the one hand and caucuses on the other smoke filled rooms are
gone. Now they're getting rid of the caucuses. That's what's
happening now. This is the end of the caucuses. Maybe the last
time well, everyone's gonna do primaries. There's more money in
the primaries. Yes,
yes. Yes, it's an anachronism. It's a it's a it's a it's very
complicated. It's not the simple okay, I get it. No one gets it.
Yeah,
it's dumb. Well, I
don't know if it's dumb it's just people are dumb. They're
too dumb to I think it's really an interesting system. Because
it's real politicking on the spot by the people who are
trying to convince others come over to my guy and you guys know
chance or your lady has no chance we'll do that. I kind of
like that. It's a real boots on the ground type of experience.
smoke filled rooms the same thing. Well,
isn't that kind of what America is the filled room where one
speaks without the smoke a smoke filled room? Yes. And with that,
I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you the man who put the sea in existential threat known as
climate change, John C.
Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam curry. Also in the morning
all boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water subs
in the water damage feet in the air and with all the dames
knights out there.
So look, here's the deal. In the morning to our trolls in the
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to Darren O'Neill scored excellent artwork for episode
1217. The title of that was the elders. And it was our podcast
award. And it made me and when I saw this, because it's the
podcast award. It's a gold ribbon. It says Podcast Awards
Best producers plural. And I thought yeah, that is exactly
the problem with Podcast Awards. If done properly, every podcast
has producers and not listeners, if it's proper, otherwise, just
another NPR thing, as far as I'm concerned. There's no stage big
enough to hold all of our producers, they don't have
enough trophies. It could never happen. So we cannot compete in
these types of contests. But Darren, thank you very much.
Darren has just been on a tear with with the art always in
competition. Such a huge supporter of the show during the
pre stream as well before what happened.
I was just giving him a ding Oh, yeah. Salute.
Yeah, salute indeed. I was gonna Oh, I was going to say something
about the Art Generator. Sir Paul couture, is on the scene.
Yes, he sent out a couple of notes. And it looks like the Art
Generator is almost fixed, completely fixed or will soon be
fixed. The new accounts I think can already be created. And we
really appreciate it because what an incredible resource it
is for our producers who like to submit art for the album art. So
we have something fresh, new, something that pops. It's fun
that gets attention and all those podcast apps. And it's
also cool to go through and look at all the historical stuff. I
mean, it is it is a history of the world in pictures. In a way,
kind of I hope someone finds this one does
make a mention he says they will also be placing the entire
library of artwork in new submissions on a CDN for better
performance. Cool, it should be much easier for other devs to
contribute in additions, fixes, etc. Yeah, within the public git
repository for the generator and there also be a weekly backup
again with user info scrubbed of the entire library that will
allow anyone to download a current copy. Currently 15,177
Art submissions and a little over 13 gigs of art, sand
clothed and a code base and placed on any server with PHP
7.2 An S QL database for their own flavor choice, run a few
scripts and have a clone up and running. Yeah, that's
that is really fantastic. And it's and I appreciate it because
throughout the years and Paul has been producing things for
the show for a long time. People always have great intention,
start something up and then it kind of fades breaks or stuff
happens for instance, being at.io search.na shownotes.com
Just go to bing.io Oh, hasn't updated since the changeover to
2020. So it's not current and it indexing. There's lots of things
that kind of fall by the wayside. And you know, I tried
to prod people and ask them to help and, you know, it is it is
part of the challenge of the of the model that we've chosen. But
on the other hand, man, I'm glad we did it. Because no way could
we have just done this first hour on mainstream we the studio
would have been locked down would have been gassed,
gas,
gas coming in underneath the doors. Yes, those
guys think we can't have this ship gas gas Am I tell you as
part of our value for value model, and since you started to
reiterate that earlier, the most interesting part of how we
finance the operation of the show, is by asking a simple
question, if you've listened to two and a half, three hours of
our program, what kind of value did you get for and I'll give
you a comparison. If you go to the movies this weekend, you'll
take a date, your wife, your husband, whatever, you hour and
a half, you get popcorn, maybe you drink is 50 bucks, it's just
going to cost you around 50 bucks. I want to have 50 bucks.
We're listening to our show did you get the same value equal
value less value? And when you ask people to determine value
for themselves, the results are often surprising. And somehow
that makes the model work and I think we should thank some of
our donors who are helping us out for today.
Starting with Sir otaku, the Duke of the North East Texas of
Duke of Northeast Texas and the Red River Valley came in at the
top of the list and he's actually a show number a member
Tony gave us 1218 which is show 12 at Texas
Case in point what does he say?
To start a barbecue competition season for me and I need to get
I need to up my karma so I have a great competitions competitive
season. What he says is he's like He wants it wants 1200 rows
with a karma. So why not get a show credit? Yeah, some might
say it's cheating to ask for karma for from the best podcast
in the universe. But if you asked me it's just hedging your
bets when the difference between first and last place relies on a
single bite. Yes, this is true when you do food cooking
competitions. Adam I'll be competing on your in your neck
of the woods on April 4 at the cedar fest BBQ cook off in cedar
park, Texas. If you want to keep or want to come by on a Saturday
afternoon hang out and have some great Q Can I get some JCD mac
and cheese karma with a little girl Yay 70 threes K five v z
sir otaku the Duke of North East Texas and the Red River Valley
SMD threes kilo five Alpha Charlie Charlie what is Q?
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gee I've never I've never heard abbreviated like that
at living in I forgot they don't say they don't say
that. I've never heard that in Texas. Should they? Maybe it's
just Austin. Sir otaku you will get a special extra credit today
which you should totally put on your LinkedIn if you have one.
And we really appreciate that.
You slaves can get the mac and cheese cheese macaroni and
cheese shatter melted together mac and cheese mac and cheese
mac and cheese you've got karma I should probably talk to him
sometime about brisket.
Yeah, for tips where you want to give him tips.
I don't have any tips for him on brisket I got tips for
everything but brisket. I've had nothing but trouble cooking
brisket the way they do it in Texas and I think a lot of it
has to do with I can't get the right brisket here. I don't get
fatty enough brisket. I've done it I've cooked for 12 hours I've
used pecan shells I've done all these things that I still can't
get it to be a good product. Anyway onward to Baron Wah is it
Walkman $600 Yes, apparently it is. Yes. Walkman, ITM gents
shout out to the troll room please. Cue all the the A bruh
was stopped the hammering Oh, Jill Abramson. Drums. Yeah,
guys. Jill Abramson stopped the hammering. fishing nets
and hold on assisting nuts. Is that is it? Isn't it? A whole
thing is
that yeah, it's a bit it's not really a clip is
long. Well, it's worth it because you know this was
trending on Twitter. Did you see
the demand and inquiry as to how my territory was taken according
to the peerage map by Vi counselor Patrick of the
enormous noggin. This is an outrage. Have
you seen his noggin?
So I don't think he's talking about the noggin being the
outrage. So direct. If I Please accept my donation of $600,
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Yeah, he's uh, he's debriefing his son who's coming back from
somewhere where he sent me some info about that previously. What
do we do about this? This issue with with the with the peerage
tariffs one's gonna be these in be in the same area but one is
going to be Bossard the other
Oh, okay, that's easy. That's fixed then. And I think and I do
I'm gonna play it but I have to tell you, you're you're not
fishing was trending This Week. It be? Yeah. And it was
interesting is this note from Baron Walkman. He sent it to you
and it got rejected by your squirrel mail spam filter for
use of the porn word fisting.
Oh, that's pretty, pretty extreme.
Eric and I had a good laugh over it. Like, wow. Oh, wow. That's
good chat with Eric. Well,
I'm sorry, can I not talk to the employees of the
organization? While you're chatting about my email bounced
back,
obviously, I read. I read The New York Times, like all day
long, mainly on my iPad.
Stop the hammering.
Just go for John, tell us your peeve about the fisting method
of eating snacks on everybody.
I see this on the airplane and it's very annoying. And I think
it will result in in fights breaking out as it just so
annoying to watch. guy takes his bag of peanuts and throws a pile
of them into his palm of his hand. And then he makes a fist
around the nuts around the nuts. And he shakes his fist to try to
bring a nut to the little hole stop. And when he draws a nut in
his mouth from his fist back then he does it again. He shakes
it throws the shakes and throws. It is annoying as hell to watch.
You've got karma. A classic. A classic I tell you.
Yeah, we get plenty of them on this show. On words to Jamie
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I got a speaking of chip in, hold on a second. The president
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so I think that this is to me they have a lot of nerve in my
opinion to send notes out like that.
It's it's very entertaining. It really is and I loved our
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always give him more than it was but I think he was actually in
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Didn't have any big note. Okay, you guys call in. He's in
Northville. Michigan. And well, I
have to say despite your essay in the newsletter good showing
today? Yes. Because typically, when you when we put actual
content is maybe this is a turning point.
You know what I think it was just for insiders. You'd like to
do these like look into how the why something works or why
something doesn't work. I think the point of the of the article
was that the money being spent by Bloomberg, this is all
bitching and moaning. The article that yes, he was about,
about the effectiveness of advertising. And with some
possibility that it's not going to be effective when it comes to
Bloomberg at the end of the day, after he dropped 600 million of
his own money into the campaign and brags about it, which is a
pittance compared to what he has. So I think there was the
element of Well, here's how we do it. We do it differently than
just throwing money at it. And we don't accept Bloomberg ads.
So we're gonna actually talk about things about Bloomberg
that no one else will talk about.
In fact, Bloomberg has really been spreading the love online
if you've seen these he was paying an Instagram influencers.
150 bucks a pop, just to put something in your comments.
Yeah. What a bonanza. It could have been if we were commercial
outfit.
Oh, yeah. We'd be cleaning up. Beautiful.
And yeah, yeah.
Manny. Mike, how can the President call him that? It's
ridiculous. What a horrible person Trump is.
What are you reading? This?
Just Oh, yeah, the show would be like, sorry.
How about this? I'll try. I'll try to emphasize this. This how
it work. I really appreciate Mike Bloomberg. He sees the
America that I see. He wants to help people directly. You call
him a billionaire. But he gives away 10s of billions of dollars
to the most charitable, fantastic causes. He's a true
patriot.
I've heard he's a pretty good guy too.
All right, well, I'll cut that out and I'll send it in as a
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about the debate ain't that true?
Our formula is this we go out for yet people in the mouth
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that was new water order or I received several notes from
people who said that they also misunderstood that New World
Order jingle which we've been playing for about 1011 years and
people think it's you order water. There's all kinds of
interesting interesting ways that's been interpreted. I kind
of like that you order water. Great. Hey, so the President
issued some pardons and commutations which received a
lot of attention from the N five M did you pick up on anything?
By I know I said they're bitching and moaning if I do
have a clip I think there's a clip Good good good where they
where they mentioned I think this is under eight one of Amy's
clips somebody so what we got here, try to pardon Oh, he had
this might be a try to pardon stone Trump Democracy Now.
President Trump issued a wave of Pardons and commutations Tuesday
to a group of his political allies, circumventing the normal
Justice Department process. Among the 11 people granted
clemency Tuesday were former Illinois Governor Rod
Blagojevich who had been jailed for attempting to sell Barack
Obama's US Senate seat, former New York Police Commissioner
Bernie Kerik, who is convicted of tax fraud and lying to
officials and investment banker Mike Milken who was convicted of
securities fraud and conspiracy and was best known as the junk
bond king. The clemency comes amid speculation Trump might
also try to pardon his longtime friend and former campaign
adviser Roger Stone.
Hey, hit my eye with that thing back. Stone. It's just happened
I guess in the last couple of minutes. 40 months, he's been
sentenced to 40 months for lying to Congress. By my calculation.
That is the magic number. 3.333 years am I am I right on that?
Oh, I never thought of that. Yeah, well, that's code down.
Okay. Sounds good. Good for him. Now a couple of things. She says
in there. She says he cheats. She slants the story. That's why
I gave the bowing at the end because she deserved it. Yeah.
political allies Blago and Illinois. When is he a political
ally? Well,
I when you're done analyzing what I mean, I have no Go ahead.
What I'll go down the list
is another one. I don't know that they've ever done business
together had to even knows the guy but Milken was the guy who
invented the junk bond. It really helped bring the country
back from his Couple of slumps and junk bonds actually work.
People don't want to admit it, but the whole win Empire was
built on junk bonds. The Mirage Hotel was built on junk bonds is
very successful.
And he also wasn't in jail anymore.
You know, he's not in jail, but he needed to pardon because now
and get his licenses and everything back right. You can
go been trading. I would like to see if he if Michael Milken, who
was a genuine genius who was set up by IVR, or Ivan Ivan most was
first. Boesky is the bad guy. It's a shame because the guy was
milk. It's one of the smartest finance guys in the history of
the country and he shouldn't be back in business.
Well, let's run down the list here because there is something
going on with this. So we had Edward de Bartolo JR. He's the
he owned the San Francisco 40. Niners and so I'm not I'm not
quite sure. I think maybe he was doesn't he live in Ohio or
something? I think he's in Ohio.
He's a super mall builder. Not
right, but I think he does live in Ohio. Yes, I think that's he
wants a Trump is doing that for Ohio support for the for the
election. I pretty much can deconstruct most of these. We
just went through Milken. Then we have Ariel freewheeler Don't
know much about him. Bernard Kerik. This was wasn't as the
police commissioner who got caught on like nanny gate
because I think it was in New York at the time.
I don't I have to be honest, but I don't know anything about that
guy.
Well, he got screwed up.
He was He led them these guys got screwed. That's why I think
these right, these were legit. Unlike what Amy said, against
the department guidelines. He could get good. Okay, he can
Well, let's let me let me tell you what's going on here because
I figured out the minute I saw the mainstream gym and there's a
lot of people you could jump on. And they completely ignored the
women who had their receive pardons or commutations pardons,
actually, for actually maybe been commutation, but they're
out of jail. Women who are involved in nonviolent drug
crimes. Some of them just deserve to get out. I think I
think they did their time. They got a little railroaded. So
that's been completely ignored. Everyone focused on Blue Boy,
which and Trump himself said, Well, yeah, you know, I've met
him a few times. You know, I just felt that he'd been and he
wasn't pardoned. His sentence was commuted, which means you're
done. So you're still guilty. You still, we still did it all.
But you can get out of jail now. And the way the mainstream
jumped all over that. Got my no agenda producers since tingly.
And I went back to our notes because the point this went down
when we were watching it goes back to before the show started.
And it deserves Yes, it does. It goes back to when Obama became
senator for Illinois. That's before the show started. That is
but not the this is all a part of it. Because if you go and
listen to you know, there's a famous tape of blue Goya vich
and he's talking about how, you know, bow, I've got something to
trade, I've got this valuable Senate seat, etc. It was really
only about two or 3% of everything that was recorded at
the time. And you've got to ask why was blue boy which being
wiretapped by the FBI? Was it just because it was trying to
sell the Obama Senate seat? No, we do have to go back to how
Obama got his Senate seat in the first place. Because this is all
Chicago politics. And Trump's commutation getting Blue Boy,
which out of jail is a big fu to Obama, and I'll explain why. So
when Obama met David Axelrod, at the time, David Axelrod had just
left the Tribune Company in Chicago, where he was the city
hall editor, so very closely tied to a Chicago politics. He
was a consultant who himself said, he packages up black
politicians for white voters. So he became Obama's main man. In
order to get his Senate seat, there were two people in the
way. One was a billionaire hedge fund guy. And he was way ahead
of Obama in the polls for the nomination for to be the senator
so that I this was a primary, like was sure what it was and to
have all this in the show notes. By the way, I'm just trying to
go through it quickly. And then suddenly, documents leaked about
his, his contester that he in his divorce papers which both he
and his ex wife had sealed they were leaked by i The Tribune
Company. Of course, there's David Axelrod. And it showed
that there had been some spousal abuse that was punched her then
there was no he actually kicked her in the shin because she was
kicking him. But when they when they did a debate, there was a
four minute segments so that killed the guys killed the guys
chances. Then they had Jack Ryan, this guy, by
the way, by the way, I don't want to stop your flow, but you
can collect yourself. This is very similar to the parallels a
bit the way Hillary got her Senate seat. If you remember
Hill, all of a sudden she's running against the guy that
would be unstoppable, which was Rudy Giuliani, but somehow
Giuliani gets cancer or a cancer scare or something he has to
drop out just gives it to her. Exactly. So this is the I
remember this this bullcrap about this guy,
well, then we met at a beat, no bomb. Well, then we had the
second one. Then there was Jack Ryan, this guy is handsome, also
multimillionaire very well connected in politics. And he is
clearly going to ring Obama's bell in this spot. Oh, the
Tribune Company once again, finds leaked documents from the
sealed divorce papers between Jack Ryan and his ex wife,
Jerry, who you know, as Seven of Nine have Deep Space Nine. And
their it showed and was kind of funny, because there was there
was they had disagreements over group sex and sex clubs. And it
was, interestingly enough, she wanted to do it and he didn't so
but it was established the other way around. Oh, I know. I went
back and looked at it. The guy actually got excoriated for not
wanting to have other people bang his wife in the sex club.
But whatever. That was another scandal and what Obama pops
right in. So Obama was a state senator for a number of years.
And his main fundraiser is a guy named Tony rezko are EZK. Oh,
you might want to look that one up. Tony rezko is incredibly
corrupt. He's been into he also helped blue Goya, which fund
these campaigns, all of Obama's campaigns, and that's where the
FBI trouble started. And it was, by the way, there was all kinds
of payoffs alleged payoffs where Obama bought a house next to
rezko. Resco, then sold them a little piece of land for
payoffs, basically. And Obama has made all that was a mistake.
I never should have done a deal with that numbness were even
though they were best buds. The the what Blagojevich was,
ultimately because it was two trials, the first one Hung Jury,
they couldn't convict him on anything on these phone calls
that just said, Bad the guy's braggadocious, but he really
didn't do anything wrong. And they finally nailed him on
asking for can campaign contributions for an increase in
Medicare payments to a hospital. And here's the problem on the
board of the Illinois I know, I think running the board of the
Illinois Hospital and medical I don't know exactly what it's
called, was Barack Obama. He was part of corruption in Chicago
and pay offs between the Resco and and the medical industry,
the hospital everyone you can imagine because that's how
politics works and that's certainly how Chicago politics
works. So the guy that that blog boy, which was discussing this
with on the on this phone call and again, you've only heard a
little bit you didn't hear the whole setup to it, which
probably wouldn't exonerated him, wear blue Goya, which was
really saying, you know, this guy, you know, these effing
Obama's full of tricks, all this stuff, I'm sick and tired of it,
and he essentially laid out the corruption that Obama was
involved in. So Trump has I'm sorry, Blue Boy bitch got 14
years he's co conspirator much more corrupt than him actually
involved in the payoffs got 10 and a half years why they want
to shut blue Goya which up Shut him up for Obama's term possible
second term, and another term after that, and another term
after that, and Trump has pulled them out, and he is going to rat
Obama out. key target number one, no small aircraft, no hot
tubs. Stay away from hair dryers in the bathroom, blue Goya which
has a big target on his head and Trump. It no one caught this,
except I think a lot in the mainstream know it. And they
immediately went to it's his buddy. He was on The Apprentice.
Now. All of this is total horse crap. This is it. It's on. It's
on and we'll see. But Trump did this either to just make
everybody worried because a lot of people involved in this a lot
of names. Axelrod is still on TV. Not that he's a big fish.
There's a lot of people in the Pritzker ears. This is such a
shame Cago shitstorm and all these links are in the show
notes. Take a look at it you will be astounded and you'll
understand why this protectionism of Obama is outing
itself as Blagojevich is a crook. Yeah, he is he's crooked,
is what politicians do give me a campaign donation, I'll I'll get
a contract for your, for your military industrial complex that
company. And this is a maybe this is the overarching point
that I am not prepared to unroll unraveled today, but I I've been
looking at how this kind of this what they call the deep state
or, you know, what would the administrative state the stuff
that really, you know, the all these people, the judges know,
the judge who just sentence stone to 40 months, all of this,
and you can help me with this, I think started with FDR. And FDR
was the champion at giving away government money programs that
he invented, of course, we had the new the new deal, but there
was all these programs, that he would give money to political
friends, but not just that he'd give it to the media. In fact,
they found out that he delivered huge amounts of money to LBJ so
Texas would be all in on it. LBJ passed that money on to brown
and route I didn't even know that he was a part of that.
That's Kellogg, brown and root. That's Halliburton. This goes
way back. This what you see with these little people at the top
with a Comey or what's the FBI dickhead who didn't get
convicted of anything McCabe? Theory, they're all part of it.
They're all part of what the national security bureaucracy
all these little intelligence agencies. It's, it's a mess. And
I don't think I don't think
that God doesn't seal the indictment. Precisely. God
bless him. I don't think Trump can blast through all of this.
It's impossible. You can't blast through any of it. It's but this
is what's going on here. And I liked it. He's playing this
angle. Let's see what happens. We have to keep our eye on it
now. Because no one else will. No one understands what's
happening here.
Oh, they don't care.
I care. I think it's fantastic.
No, I say they don't care. I didn't say you care. Plenty.
Yeah. So I would love for all producers. This is your eyes
peeled warning. And just to wrap this up this little segment, the
first part is this complaining about the bar. Should I told you
this was going to be a big deal. bar should resign. It's crazy.
We got 2000 people, former prosecutors signing a letter a
letter, oh, my God a letter. You asked to resign. He's taking
instructions from the President. This is wrong. This is not how
it's supposed to work. No, in the NSB, the National Security
bureaucracy that is indeed not how it's supposed to work.
You're supposed to let them handle everything.
Unfortunately, it's always been this way. This is Eric Holder,
President Obama's Attorney General for the first six years
of his presidency on the Breakfast Club. He called in and
talked about his relationship with President Obama. Remember,
this is the Trump bar relationship of the Obama
presidency. You'll stay around for all four years. Well, I
don't know. We'll see. Man. We need you.
The Attorney General please. I'm happy I'm still enjoying what
I'm doing. There's still work to be done. I got I'm still I'm
still the President's wing man. So I'm there with my boy. Yeah.
We'll see. We'll see.
I'm still the President's wing man. I'm his boy. This house
this is exactly how it's supposed to be. But oh, no,
can't be the can't be the lawyer the president yet to be the
lawyer of the United scutes.
Now that we this is pretty transparent here. Please clip
Firestorm over the 2,000x DOJ so I got a comment about this
next tonight the growing Firestorm surrounding Attorney
General William Barr more than 2000 former Justice Department
prosecutors and officials now publicly calling for his
resignation, the Ag facing heavy criticism for intervening in the
sentencing of President Trump's longtime friend Roger Stone,
that sentencing now set for Thursday,
longtime friend, now the disc, if you remember about six months
may even been a year ago, but I think it was more like six
months between six months and a year ago, nine months maybe
there was the same 2,000x DOJ guys who signed a petition
saying that the President should be I believe should be
impeached. And this is just a mailing list. This is a group of
2000 that was there all Democrats
mailing lists. You're right, you're right.
So I looked into the first time it happened which is the same
2000 guys you can look at the list. It's the same people. I
looked into this back then And when it happened the first time
and I wrote I've tracked down two or three of them and wrote
them email them that maybe I tried to have more than that.
But I only got responses from two or three
you were you were trying to did you acquire the entire list?
The list is available. That's a highway that ran in medium is
the same list that they ran, just ran with
Shawn, you know, we can do with this list here. We'll send the
email. I saw what you were doing. I was able to turn on
your webcam. I saw what you were watching. You need to send me
five Bitcoin. Come on, man. It's a great list. It's a great list
to do that
for I don't have the emails. It's just a list of Oh, that's a
problem. Yeah. So I had to dig through and dig around and
finally get to the emails for maybe five or six of them
because some of them are famous and famous law firms and you go
to the website, and there's the guy XDOJ XT is just amazing. How
many ex DOJ people there are in giant law firm. Yeah. So I sent
a bunch of notes, because I didn't I thought this sounds
like a bunch of bullcrap. And it just made, you know, just
putting people's names down, you know, like petitioners do. But
now they have they wrote back No, no, yeah. No, I wrote and
they were all worked out. I even questioned that they did signed
on to this thing. And, and you could tell they're all just a
bunch of either Never Trump errs, or just Democrats that
don't like Trump, and it's the same group. So this is going to
crop up every six to nine months. 2,000x DOJ is saying
that Trump did the wrong thing. This is bullcrap. Good. And the
fact that that, that ABC News is a sort of Democracy Now, just
played it straight, is just beyond the pale as far as I'm
concerned, just bad coverage. Is that very well done?
A good deconstruction I had forgotten all about that list.
That makes so much sense. What a bunch. It's hooey. It's
malarkey. I
say it's malarkey. But
if you really want to know the constitutionality of it, you
gotta go to the constitutional lawyer, Alan Dershowitz. Because
he knows if this is legal, can you do that? Can you can you
tell? Can you open investigations. And he has an
interesting example.
There was a lot of White House control of the Justice
Department during the Kennedy administration. And I don't
think we still have very many liberal professors arguing
against that. I have some information as well about the
about the Obama administration, which will be disclosed in a
lawsuit at some point, but I'm not prepared to disclose it now,
about how President Obama personally asked the FBI to
investigate somebody on behalf of George Soros, who was a close
ally of his, we've seen this kind of White House influence on
the Justice Department, virtually in every Justice
Department. The difference is this President is much more
overt about it. He tweets about it, President Obama whispered to
the Justice Department about it. And and I don't think these 1000
former Justice Department officials would pass the shoe on
the other foot tests, maybe some of them would. But a good many
of them wouldn't unless be very clear about the
constitutionality. The president could make a decision to really
control the Justice Department, he could decide who to prosecute
or not prosecute, he shouldn't do it. It hasn't been done since
Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson did do it. We've seen
this throughout our history.
You said that George Soros asked Barack Obama to have his justice
department investigate somebody,
were that's going to come out in the lawsuit in the near future.
That is not unusual. People whisper to presidents all the
time. Presidents whisper to Justice Department all the time.
It's very common. It's wrong, whoever does it, but it's common
and we shouldn't think that it's unique to any particular
president I have in my possession, the actual 302 form,
which documents this issue and it will at the right time come
out but I'm not free to disclose it now, because it's a case
that's not yet been filed. how juicy
this guy's a genius.
I can't wait to find out who Soros wanted to forget that
Obama. That took care of it. But who was it? I can't wait.
We're gonna find out if it lets us another or it's gonna go sewn
into the pile of 10,000 Sealed indictments
that Dershowitz kind of he doesn't say stuff if he doesn't
mean it as my as the impression I get. But but it's a good point
because after the media, the N five M tried so desperately all.
Bolton Oh, Bolton, Bolton, Bolton Bolton ba we did both on
the same boat. I think this was another masterstroke. I think it
was a scam. I think Bolton was in cahoots with Trump and played
everybody. Here's Chris Matthews grousing about the latest news
tonight. former national security adviser John Bolton
spoke publicly for the first time since the impeachment
trial, where he discussed his unpublished manuscript, which
reportedly contains new details of the Trump Ukraine scandal,
according to NBC News, when Bolton was asked about Trump's
attacks, he said, I say things in the manuscript about what
President Trump said to me. I hope they become public someday.
He tweets but I can't talk about it. How fair is that? He added,
we'll have to see what comes out of the censorship. When asked if
Trump's call with Ukrainian president Solinsky was perfect
in quotes, bone said you'll love chapter 14. And when asked him
he's concerned with Trump's attacks on Alexander vindman.
And Maria Anna votes, the undervoltage. Try Trump Bolton
said I think it's legitimate to worry about it.
scammed, you've been punked it's selling your book. It everyone's
Oh, what did he say? He's not even telling people what he
said. What Trump allegedly said to him. Hey, it's
in chapter 14.
And all these dummies fell for it.
Well, they fell for it because they wanted to fall for it.
Yeah, they're grasping at straws. They know they're
they've got a problem. They
ground the news cycle to a halt for at least four days over
this. What a waste of human energy. Bolton, Bolton, Bolton,
please salt knows
that if he does anything that was really disparaging, that he
would be a conceit would be a jackal in the Republican Party.
His whole world would be done. He'd be done for good. He's
still playing. He must have been ambassador or wants to do
something. Let's say yeah,
this was well first of all, he's going to get a nice pile of
money. For this book. People will buy the book.
Yeah, so now there's gonna be nothing in the book. Oh,
of course not. Chapter 14 Be like, Psych. Just one word
psych on Psych. Ya know, welcome to the 70s. So I have a couple
of offbeat clubs. I got one here, I think might be a good
one to play. We used to do this more on the show than I've been
doing it recently that we it's mostly me watching ABC Nightly
News with David Muir and finding the native ads.
Oh, yes. We always love the native ad and unless it's the
ring doorbell kind of tired of that one.
Yeah, well, we start yes probably would put a kibosh on
it but now I've seen a new kind of native ad and this is posing
as a news article as they do as a native ad. But but it's one of
these things I started seeing this in the Superbowl there was
one Super Bowl ad where they were the Coca Cola bears were
there with the Hertz renting a hertz car and you drink and
having a tasty freeze ice cream and then a Dairy Queen. I mean,
it's just a whole bunch of people ganged up and to produce
they all jumped in on one ad. Yeah, because
we want to add was expensive. So they figured let's triple up.
Well, here's this is the new version of that. This is, by the
way, exactly. If you take the intros and outros out in 60
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Yes. And the nightly news as your news for you. They slipped
as bogus ad for a whole bunch of companies. They charge each one
of a piece of that so they probably netted out more than
you'd get for the native ad normally. You do that right. You
should divide into five segments or in this case, look at about
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mention your name twice. Yeah, we're gonna mention your name.
We'll give you two What two products you want okay, we're
gonna do those two products cost you this that's gonna cost you
that it's a scam and this is the nightly news as is posing as
news,
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I have sensitive ears dread you like Magnolia, Texas and a local
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Well, Monday. Now the 24th the London UK meet up at the
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Paddington Station.
Yeah, Paddington you get out there. Boom. You're there.
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today takes everything you got seeing heads on a stick of
divorce rack and curry shoe would help a lot when you like
to get away
apply the wrong one. This is the shorter one.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with the all the nights and
days you'd be triggered you wouldn't be saying is like a
body
and I love our family. Love our no agenda family. What a bunch
of crazy fuckers y'all are. And and it's an it's a sandy Oh, a n
and e and let me look, look, here's the deal.
Here's the deal. Look, and let's catch up with some international
news for people.
Yes, I have some international news too. Yes, what you got?
Yes, I get the parallel if you got new we got two governments.
At the same time. It's like a juggling act is parallel Afghani
winners
and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani has been declared the
winner of last year's presidential election after the
results were delayed for five months. But Gandhi's main
opponent, Abdullah Abdullah, has also declared himself the winner
and says whole form of parallel government. The political chaos
comes amidst breakthroughs in the peace negotiations between
the US and the Taliban. With a peace plan expected to be
announced in the coming days.
I was watching the story about it wasn't clippable about the
defense budget. I mean, Trump literally cut $500 billion from
Afghanistan. It's of course it's proposed, you know, the
administrative state will still try to do whatever they can. But
yeah, 500 billion cut from Afghanistan. I think another 600
billion cut from Iraq, just taking the money away. And also
no new drones found that interesting. No new drones or
drones out there. Maybe the
old ones are still to the gills. We don't need new drones.
I think it's all SpaceForce now I think it's lasers from space
as far as drones are just in the way of the laser beam
laser behavior rich
and well yeah. Shall not Oh, not only can I imagine. I'm sure
it's completely possible. I mean, that they have lasers to
take out and take drones out from the ground. Why would you
have a laser from space?
I feel so hot honey. Bill
it wasn't why. Yeah, it's about waiting for your drama to end.
Yeah, well, I want to talk about that. Here's another here's a
story that nobody in the mainstream is discussing
whatsoever. The Cameroon massacre
oh geez didn't you didn't know about
this camera in the United Nation says at least 22 people were
killed including 14 children in a massacre Friday and in the
Anglophone region of the country. An opposition party is
blamed the killings on the army, which the Army's denied the
massacre comes amidst a conflict between the Cameroon army and
English speaking separatist fighters, which has killed 1000s
of people and is forced more than half a million civilians to
flee their homes. Huh.
million refugees from this and we haven't heard one word of it.
Well, you know, why don't you army versus no, come on. You
know why? Trump trust there is no news here. This is zero news.
No one cares anymore. That's it, even Brexit. Brexit. There's
interesting things going on. In particular, as you get some Well
yes, as predicted. The European Union is making it as difficult
as possible. In fact for hofstadt de for hotstart came
out with a quote and said Oh, negotiations with the UK eu no,
no, it's a hell of a job to do this. It's like being on two
different planets. And it's gotten so bad that the EU is
possibly going to force the the UK to return the Elgin Marbles
which you may not know what they are not I
think about I do not know what this is but so you're gonna have
to tell me
the Elgin Marbles also known as they got a gift they have to
return well, on gifting. It's questionable whether it was a
gift, it's the Parthenon Marbles, a collection of
sculptures that you know, this is they were I think originally
rousted from the Parthenon, in near the Acropolis and in, in
Athens, roasted, totally rousted. If you look at, there's
a Wikipedia entry. Did you know No, they were totally rousted.
Okay. Let me see what so
they probably should send him back any well, because the
British Museum is that where they are,
of course, they were rousted, and they're in that museum and
any of the UK or the European Union saying, Yeah, this belongs
to Greece. That's the European Union. We're gonna want to have
those back. So this is the level that they're going to on this
Brexit deal. If they will not make it, I can tell. There's
never going to make the December 23 deadline. It's going to be
another crisis at the end. It's all going to come together at
the same time. We'll have the US elections, then we'll have the
Brexit it'll be horrible. It's just people don't care. I don't
care. It's great. It's great for us. They want their marbles to
show they want their marbles.
Okay, guys, I gotta have a Coronavirus update. Yes, the ABC
version landing
in Oh Little Nebraska today, escorted from the plane one by
one by medical teams rushed off by motorcade to this special
isolation unit.
They've had a very long journey. So I think we're not going to
make any assumptions about anything that's passed along
verbally. We're gonna go ahead and just test everybody.
338 Americans were evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise
ship in Japan flown to bases in Texas and California arriving
overnight. 14 are suspected of having a Corona virus infection
for now in isolation and hospitalized near Travis Air
Force Base near Sacramento 10. In Omaha, hundreds of passengers
checked before leaving the ship were deemed healthy to fly. I
have to put my mask on the bus will take you airplane airplane
takes you to United States. But after the evacuation had already
begun a complication new test results revealed those 14 people
were positive for the virus exposing others on a 40 minute
bus ride to the airport. Officials making a critical
decision saying the safest option was to push forward with
the evacuation putting infected patients in the back of the
planes in these special isolation chambers.
They took temperatures and high temperature you went into that
isolation booth. Mark Jorgensen
had to leave his wife behind in a Japanese hospital after she
tested positive for the virus. So far 454 Cruise passengers had
been infected. We met John and Melanie herring when he spiked a
fever and had to be hospitalized. He's now fighting
the virus and has pneumonia Five Diamond Princess a couple
deciding Melanie should be on that flight home. Melanie is now
back in the US telling us she to spiked a fever.
All right, so let's get to Clayton said Dale. He is live
from Omaha tonight and Clayton the rest of the roughly 300
passengers the Americans who showed no sign of the virus we
know they spent time on those buses with these passengers. The
Americans, the 14th, who is believed might be infected with
Coronavirus, of course, more testing here at home. But I
gathered the rest of the passengers who are in close
contact will be watched closely now for the days to come. They
will be
watched very closely, David there'll be in quarantine for
two weeks. And it's important to note that those 14 others who
tested positive in Japan will be tested again here in the States.
And while that happens, they will be kept in quarantine in
isolation away from everyone else, David?
Yeah, I got a couple of updates on this. I still am tracking
very closely Africa. The only case that has been reported is
one in Egypt, which of course does Africa but nothing else
with over a million Chinese trafficking in and out of
Africa. To back to China and back and forth. Nothing
happening. I'm not worried about it this. This is it anything is
the smallest hint of anything in Africa. Everyone dies, they die
from all kinds of stuff that said but no, it's not happening.
I did get some statistics that are interesting. The fatality
rate I have two stats here. And this is from one of our
producers and I I trust this we have the fatality rate by
comorbidity which is a preexisting conditions, and the
fatality rate by age. So I'll start with by age. If you're in
here we go sorry, yes 10 to 19 years old, 0.2% 20 to 29 years
old, 0.2% 30 to 39 years old 0.2%, then we get 40 to 49 years
old 0.4% Then we get into my territory 50 to 59 1.3% it
starts to increase in your bracket 60 To 69 3.6 70 to 79 8%
and 80 years old plus is about a 15% chance you're gonna die,
which is kind of you know, that happens when you get old
ultimately with a respiratory disease, you get pneumonia. Now
let's look at by pre existing condition. Those died with no
pre existing condition is 0.9%. People with cancer, five and a
half percent hypertension. What does hypertension what is that?
Is that also respiratory or that? Is it cardio? Well
hypertension is just high blood pressure. Oh, high blood
pressure, blood pressure. All right. 6% CRI if you have
chronic respiratory disease 6.3% diabetes 7.3. And if you have
some kind of cardiovascular preexisting condition, 10 and a
half percent, and I think that that makes sense. You know, the
Chinese also have a lot of old people hanging around. They're
revered. They keep the old people at the house, they don't
put them in an old folks home, they keep them around so they
can get the flu from the kids. Then they kill them off. But
it's So I just don't see.
I don't think that's the mechanism. But yeah, I just,
I don't really see an issue. The President is very coy about it.
He's like, Hey, he's doing a good job. So I think it's either
it's much worse in China only in China only affects Chinese,
whatever. It doesn't seem to be spreading that rapidly as sort
of not where you'd expect it to. However, product
I guess one story, I was just going to store Mimi got sorry.
No, go ahead. You know, that boat that was floating or a ship
floating around? Nobody let them dock. Yeah. And they ended up in
Cambodia. Yeah. Blonde that ship was a stand up comic. He had a
gig in Oregon, he had to get to. So he escaped from the ship.
Yeah, Typhoid Mary
in Cambodia. And I think I don't know if he ferreted himself out
of the country or not, but he was, he shouldn't be in
quarantine. And he snuck out I don't know how he did it.
There's no There's just been more details coming. But that's
not being covered by anybody. I can tell
ya. It's been around there's no there's news of how this
has been a few people that have escaped. Yeah.
In Japan, they have a Prada, Prada, you know a dress who you
wearing Prada. They've canceled the fashion show. They're not
going to show off their new fashion and the Tokyo Marathon
is as good as cancelled only elite athletes will be able to
participate. So of the 38,000 people, mostly non professional
athletes. 200 will be running the Tokyo Marathon out of fear
of the Coronavirus and then we got a follow up from Sir farm
boy not to be confused with farmer boy sir farm boys
actually dark night of the two foot ledge and he said on Sunday
show you were discussing how millennials are being more
susceptible to the media about the virus. This is what I
identified had you actually follow it up on that with the
with any of the millennials?
No, I didn't. I had something else from them and I can't
remember what it was. Well or miss.
I noticed that two of our girls were worried they'd say Well,
I'm not worried about much. I'm really worried about
Coronavirus. So farmboy says as a pharmacist, I am on the
forefront of this. I have given more flu shots these past weeks
to younger customers than all of flu season even children.
surgical masks are unsorted shortage or backorder elderberry
is flying off the shelves. I'm selling more Tamiflu than I have
all season. All of this happening late in the season. We
stopped pushing flu shots at the end of the year, but people have
stated they're wanting the shot for the virus even when I tell
them it won't protect them from the virus. Anyways, I thought
I'd give y'all an update on the Kung Fu here in the States and
how the media is affecting the sheeple current douchebag will
change hopefully sounds right. Yeah. So don't be snookered by
this. People don't be snookered by it. It's not necessary.
I did get the message about elderberry and there's some
research on elderberry and chokeberry chokeberry which
apparently keeps keeps the Russians from ever catching any
of these Yeah, chokeberry look it up. It's another Berry. These
these two particular products have a man immune effect on the
immune system specifically targeting viruses and the
Russians and make a big deal of having chokeberry and
elderberry. syrups and drinks. And and such as this letter
ties. It's
a millennial thing that was like a small batch deal.
I don't know but this is where he got it from. So I'm expecting
to see and he mentioned it in his report the elderberry
phenomenon Yeah, and so I guess they're all aware of it. And so
now you're gonna do you can somehow invest in the elderberry
business or chokeberry you're gonna make a lot of money
exit strategy. Wuhan elderberries. I'm feeling it. We
can do it, John. We can do it now if something really weird
happened at the white house the other day? Yeah. The President
had the parents of Harry Dunn visiting. Do you know the story
of Harry Dunn? No, I do not. He is the the young man who was
killed in August by the wife of a diplomat In the United
Kingdom, because she was driving on the wrong side of the road.
And she then declared diplomatic immunity and they both left the
country. And the UK is upset over this, you know, the peoples
of the UK are upset the saying, hey, you know, this woman is
Scholas Scholas si si si o las, she should come back and she
should face prosecution now that she wasn't a hit and run. But
she was driving on the wrong side of the road. And it was an
odd place it was near a military base where her husband, quote
unquote, works. And so they I guess they were invited or they
were at the White House and the President and apparently said,
Well, you know, I have Mr. School OS is next door would you
like to meet her so you can maybe find some kind of no
solace over this horrible accident? And they said No, why
would we want to do that? No, we were not prepared. These people
are of course they're, they're distraught. And, and I'm now
seeing this woman was a spook, she and her husband were both
spies, they're over there at this at this base, I'm looking
for the name of the base it's a listening station so that
they're spooks the president tries to smooth this over I'm
sure the intelligence one of the intelligence services said hey
you please give it a try. But I expect this to have some legs
this is not going to end the UK want wants you know wants
justice served over this and the White House is trying to you
know put them together and pawn it off and see if we can smooth
that all over this is this has international fractious written
all over it
can What kind of a spook was She? She? Did they train these
people how to drive on the right on the right side of the road in
countries like England. It doesn't take a genius to drive
on on the left side of the road.
I will say if you hit a roundabout, I have hit around
about in the UK when I first lived there and then wound up on
the wrong the wrong side of the road. And at night, it can
happen. I mean, it's horrible. And you know, and there was
police there and so she didn't really get not a hit and run but
these people were up to no good these are spooks
and I just I don't probably right
I don't have much else to say about other than Damn man.
You're getting the president to try and fix that for you and in
such a pathetic manner.
That is pretty bad. Yeah. Well, talking about people coming and
going this here's an interesting story that ran another one is
not being played up much but apparently it's a major
situation. It's been going on since 1988. This is the case of
the missing Saudis on and I picked this up off of C BSN.
Five Saudi Arabian students studying in Oregon have
disappeared while facing criminal charges in the United
States. But an investigation launched by the Oregonian
newspaper has discovered these cases are not unique to that
state. similar cases have also been reported in seven other
states and Canada. The Saudi nationals vanished either before
their trials or before completing their sentences.
Shane Dixon Kavanaugh has been reporting on these cases. He
joins me now from Portland, Oregon. Shane, thanks so much
for being with us. Based on your reporting, how long has this
been going on? And do expect to find more cases like these
are reporting in the last few months have found these types of
cases going back at least 30 years, the United States, we
have some going back as far as 1988. And some as recently as
last spring, university students from Saudi Arabia have been
accused of fairly serious crimes from rape to vehicular
manslaughter. And in these in these instances, the defendants
have disappeared while facing prosecution.
She goes on unfortunately, CBS and play this thing went on for
15 minutes with questions and answers. And it turns out that
they're not even necessarily famous Saudis are from a big
family. If a Saudi commits a crime in this country, and is
going to be prosecuted or jailed, or who knows what they
say they sneak him onto a plane and ship them out of the
country. Apparently, that's what it seems to look like. He's
about to complete mechanism. But
yeah, isn't that what we did with the whole blog and film
family after 911? We shipped him out, just got on their own
private plane and flew away and we're famous for doing these
things. Famous. Well, we're
famous for doing that. But who's taking these kids? Who should
many of them ended Dennett turns out one to the end of the story,
which I didn't just sub clip I should have clipped it. Mom was
almost I'd say 90% of the guy finally admits 90% of the Saudis
that got arrested were arrested for rape, tease or some sexual
abuse. One kid apparently had one of the biggest collections
of pedophile literature. The police have ever seen videos up
to Saudi Arabia. Very bad form. And here's the clip that I got
that ISO from I wanted to play because this is a weird story.
This is a kidnapping attempt. It got kind of played by most of
the major media I thought it was interesting enough that I clip
it this the weird kidnapping.
Oh, you mean the end of end of show ISO that you were talking
about?
Yeah, came from here. Okay.
Tonight this woman stands accused of posing as a newborn
photographer than drugging a mother to try and steal her
baby. Now authorities say as many as 10 other women are
claiming they too could have been victims. I was completely
appalled. I was like that could have been me. The women say they
saw Juliette Parker's ad on Facebook offering a free newborn
photoshoot. Just last year, the 38 year old ran for mayor in
Colorado Springs seen here in this campaign video Julia Parker
candidate for mayor here. One woman agreed and Parker came to
her home for three different shoots. On the third she brought
her own teenage daughter and to treat a cupcake for the new mom.
We believe that she was drugged by a tainted cupcake.
Wow. That's horrible. Oh, my goodness. I have a few clips
left for the unhoused here in Austin, Texas. We're on the
we're at the at the frontier the front lines of the
well, homeless. I do want to say a couple things. I may have a
clip for this in the next show. This is our governor did his
State of the State speech. Oh, and that's all he talked about
in California. We have another thing I should just mention
this. We have a literally a communist. District Attorney in
San Francisco is elected. Yeah, a
young guy, right. What's his name? The young guy. Yeah, I
can't remember his name. Yeah. He says a weird name. We have
this breaking problem with cars in San Francisco, your window.
If you if you have a car and you're driving around San
Francisco and you park somewhere, there's, especially
in certain neighborhoods, there's a good chance someone's
gonna come by with those little special little ping ball things.
It's like a little hammer and boom, they're gonna knock your
window out and steal whatever they can find. And so this is an
epidemic. It's like 1000 cars a day or something to some
ridiculously high number. And so you know what the city solution
is going to be with this guy. This new guy came up with a
solution. I can't wait. The city will pay for the broken windows.
Oh, of course. That's a whole different take on the broken
window theory. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Chess, chess, a Bolden?
Chiesa?
Yes. Someone said I can't pronounce his name. Chester. Ch
ESA. Yeah, there's this there's instead of enforcing the laws
and capturing wrongdoers? Yes. The term I don't like? No, no,
no, we'll just give you some money just because the
inconvenience fee. Oh, my goodness. Well,
you know, it's it's, what we're seeing is all this the bad stuff
is coming back what has returned in New York City, what has
returned in Manhattan at the tunnels? Your favorite my
squeegee, guys? That's right. That this is what Giuliani was
so good at getting rid of the I don't know what he did with him.
I think he dumped him in the East River but doesn't matter.
It was gone. It was it was cleaned up. And everything was
much much better. But the the homelessness issue, which is
really turning into a camping issue, and where can you camp
and because you're unhoused if you're camping, you're not
homeless, you're not experiencing homelessness.
You're camping. Lots of people camp. I know a lot of people who
live full time in RV air streams, even smaller tents,
cabins, and they go to the QA or rent some you know, low that's
there's lots of places you can even if you're on disability,
you can afford a camping site. But no, this all has to be on
the medians. It has to be everywhere where it's no longer
allowed in Austin downtown. But of course, it's all moved just
to the fringes of that. And this is not unique to Austin. It's
happening everywhere. And it does come back to a lot of
people argue with me about this, but is the rejection by the
Supreme Court to actually discuss the Ninth Circuit
court's ruling that you can't even though it's illegal and
this and it should be policed. It is illegal to just build a
structure without a permit in a public place. Removing those
people is an Eighth Amendment violation, cruel and unusual
punishment unless you have a place to send them to send them
indoors, which they don't want. It's a circular jerk. No one
wants to be the bad guy, and particularly here in Austin
Mayor Adler No one would know everyone's afraid to say
something but this is not unique here. This is one we haven't
discussed yet. This is Denver, Colorado
reserve and camping ban been struck down by a county judge.
The judge says it violates the eighth amendment's prohibition
against cruel and unusual punishment because it
criminalizes homeless individuals who have nowhere to
go. nearly 83% of Denver voters decided to keep that man in
place back in May. Activists consider the judge's decision a
victory for the homeless still, the head of the Denver rescue
mission says this could make it harder for them to serve the
homeless. Joel Hillen reports.
My message is to the people on the street come in. And let's
let's try to help you. That's really our message.
Brad. Miley is the president and CEO of the Denver rescue
mission, which has been serving Denver's homeless population for
the last 128 years.
Last year alone. We had 700 men come through our next step
program. And 400 of those men are no longer homeless. He
feels overturning the camping ban isn't the best way to take
care of our homeless.
This ruling is is a great concern to us. We don't think
people should stay on the streets. We think they should
come into facilities like Denver rescue mission Catholic charity,
Salvation Army Volunteers of America where they can get the
help that they need.
Friday's ruling prohibits Denver Police from arresting or
harassing individuals experiencing homelessness who
choose to camp on public property.
And I don't think anyone should stay outside. I wouldn't want to
stay outside. I think folks should come in where it's warm,
where it's safe, where you can go to the bathroom where you can
take a
shower, Miley said despite Saturday night's cold and snow,
they still had 240 beds available. Several local
business owners I spoke with did not agree with the ruling but
declined to go on camera fearing retribution from homeless
advocates. This ruling is being appealed. But regardless,
Miley's message remains the same.
We just want to help people and help them to get out of poverty
out of experiencing homelessness.
So this is the baffling point is that actually, even according to
the ruling, they can say move along, you can't camp here,
there's a spot right inside we have the spot you gotta go.
They're not even doing that. Except, of course, when it comes
to where the truly rich, famous and elite live, such as Malibu,
California,
yeah, we're standing just beside Pacific Coast Highway here. And
as Thomas pans over, you can see there are a lot of RVs and other
vehicles here. And you know, these are all public parking
spots for the beaches, which are all open to the public here in
Malibu and most of California for that matter. The issue is
they're not coming for just hours. They're coming for days,
weeks and indefinite periods of time in some cases. So what
they're doing is the city of Malibu is working with the the
California Coastal Commission, which controls pch, they're
changing the rules about spending the night overnight,
being able to park on it, you have to move your vehicle. In
fact, we just saw a couple of sheriffs towing a vehicle that
apparently couldn't move on its own, or what it looked like it
had been there for quite some time as well. So they were
towing that away. This is also not just an issue, though, about
access, take a listen to one of the councilman
where the motorhomes have 30 to 4050 gallon capacities in the
septic systems. They're dumping those right onto the rocks or
onto the beach into the public, right of way. They're dumping
sewage into the right of way. That's a health violation. And
it's a humanitarian violation. It's me above everybody else.
Yeah, another big issue out here is fire safety. Obviously
concerns about open fire cooking in this area that still
recovering from the Woolsey fire just a little more than a year
ago. Many of the homes here still have not been rebuilt from
that. So their solutions are looking to create a 24 hour safe
parking zone that's not along a highway. They're also looking to
get more people into the system here. If you take a look, we
have a chart showing you housing cost here just as rent. It's up
by about 50% Over the past decade. Clearly wages not
keeping pace. It's a very high cost area, particularly if
you're talking about Malibu or anywhere alongside the coast,
but they are offering lower cost vouchers for home subsidized
housing. The problem though, Melissa, not a lot of takers
because that's more inland and of course people want to be near
the coast.
Now my final clip in the series
before you go on I do want to comment on the clip before this
one where I found the little just a tidbit in there where the
guy says you've tried to put some business people on the air
but they wouldn't they refuse to talk on camera for fear of
retribution by the homeless advocates. What are they talking
about? Are these are these a bunch of a bunch of thugs Kancil
culture John yelling homelessness and they go beat up
to beat the crowd. Some guesses anything bad?
Nope. This is the cancel culture. This is the world that
people allow themselves to live in which is total horse crap.
up, they're afraid because the minute you say, hey, get your
tent away from my business, the advocates and they are this
nutty, they will come out in droves. They will tell everyone
to boycott your store. They will do anything. They're crazy. The
canceled culture is insane and they're afraid. The people
afraid. Now it's messy.
This is not this doesn't happen in Chinatown.
Well, no it or in Malibu Malibu is also going to change that,
but they just did have their private cops and move them off
whatever like hey, here's go now okay, they're gonna kick them
up. Now in Austin, where we it's the same thing people are
afraid. Although it's starting to bubble up and people are
going to take matters into their own hands. You will see there
will I guarantee you before the year is out, there'll be at
least five unhoused people or as the news would say people
experiencing homeless homelessness who will be shot by
citizens in in the Greater Austin area it's going to
happen. already. We're seeing things like the following story
taking place. It's just the beginning
and Austin man has set up a live stream of the alley behind his
apartment. That Alley
is filled with people who are homeless and drug dealers who
prey on them bucks.
I'm in Austin Shannon Ryan in studio with that story. Shannon.
Yeah,
Mike Rebecca users can pay to play audio in the alley. Police
say it's a noise ordinance violation and make allegations
within those citations that this is a hate crime. Live Stream
founder tells me it's freedom of speech.
It's a half a block from where 10s of 1000s of people are
coming to party every weekend. And nobody sees a side of it.
And I just thought people need to see this.
It's super raw. And it's super uncensored, obviously. And I
feel like that just brings eyes quickly. I guess.
It's been less than a week since Keegan Godsey started live
streaming the alley behind his East Sixth Street apartment. He
calls it a social experiment. And it's quickly gained
popularity your viewers can pay $5 To play audio in the alley.
The audience's often homeless.
This is It's unbelievable. The guy is blasting out you can you
can yell at the homeless, you can play. You know, Metallica,
you can choose all kinds of shit to play. And of course the guys
he's getting the citations, of course. But this is going to
bubble over. Not just here. It's going to be in many places
except for California because they're just beaten down and
people don't care anymore in California. But it's going to
end very poorly.
Well, it's not an issue going anywhere. That's for sure. No,
it's very slowly going nowhere.
But me. Today we have this tomorrow we'll have the same you
know the $1,000 limit or the $950 limit you got in
California. And just roust anything you want up until $950
worth of value?
Yeah, you can go in any store still. Whatever candy bar you
want. Yeah, just walk out. Nobody cares. Can't do anything
about it.
That's it's a very toxic place to do this. Because we have guns
here. Someone's gonna someone's gonna be clean. It'll go off.
Yeah, of course on and we'll be here to cover it where that
means course.
Hey, this is what we do. Sorry to go out on such a bummer. But
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And the truth is, that when you see it Some troubled waters, you
don't blow up a bridge, you build one
turn into somebody like Senator Sanders who wants to burn the
house down.
So I want to be clear,
let me be very clear
on this, I do have to respond
to the man or woman or could be more than that more
Microsoft Word guy. And if you look at my plan
area, maybe the Mayor Bloomberg and I share you up two stents as
well. Right five years ago? Well, we both have two stents.
It's a procedure that it's done about a million times.
But we might all be surprised if my blood pressure is lower than
Mayor
Pete. We can't be so eager to be liked by Mitch McConnell. I felt
we forget how to find the Republicans
and the good part of the economy. This drama is only 60
seconds not up yet.
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play. Level 138 in
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It's just about power. What do you do them? There's no facts
anymore.
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side. The president the United States I have all of the power
a lot of people on this side the ones with the gun. Military the
police in the bikers were obsessed with this. He loses but
he bought me
president the United States I have all of the power of choice.
The first thing you do is now you're assuming the Democrats
can win I think will be best thing in
the era of fake news.
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always had a peaceful transition to power
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