Oh my What if China finds out? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday, April 16 2020. This is your award winning get my nation
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State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak and
Bushkill
All right, worst opening ever. Worst. No, no, no, I think this
is one of the worst ones. Okay. No do overs. Hmm. All right.
Does
it feel like you're Bachman Turner overtime drive opening.
Bachman Turner overdrive opening
to false stuttering.
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generation? It was an L shaped recovery on that opening day you
go Hey, everybody. This is episode 123. Yeah,
man, everybody,
everybody. 1234 episodes. John. Congratulations.
You're welcome.
This is I didn't thank you. I said Congratulations. Well,
you're welcome. Anyway. Good. How's everything in California
with the Rona?
Well, we got everyone who's giving speeches go. They had the
they had the Newsom come out and he gave a long speech. It was
kind of this crackly voice I've got I'm trying to work on it.
And so he's got a long thing. He talks with a correct gravelly
voice and he sounds like this. And he goes on and on and on and
on and on and on. And on and on. It's unbelievable. It just goes
on and on. And then the next thing you know, we have the
mayor London breed to talks like she has a kind of a sneer.
And she's she's the mayor of Elvis to the mayor of what's the
mayor of San Francisco.
Yeah, Mayor of San Francisco. She's got her sneer and she
talks. She went on for an hour yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak,
yak. And then they brought on two other guys some guy, the
doctor, the local doctor who's the head of it. COVID response
or something. And they go on and they go on and on and on about
terrible is in San Francisco. We have 17 whole deaths over the
last month. Wow. What's the total thing California shut down
the economy in San Francisco just get killed everything for
the night? No, maybe I think they're exaggerating the
problem.
Oh, I'm pretty sure they are. And we have some data to back
that up. But it was an interesting week. And as you
know, I've been sitting at home with everybody else. And I think
like everybody else, we're almost ready. In just a week or
two. I'll be begging for a vaccine. Just let me out.
Please. I'll take it. Shoot me up. I'm ready Bill Gates. It
feels like that we got Michiganders getting all feisty.
I had a bunch of gates, the clips. following him around.
He's promoting his vaccine he's promoting he swallows a lot when
he talks. It's kind of annoying to listen to him. And he's
promoting his vaccines. He's promoting globalism, global
global governance. Yes, I have. I have he's also considering
since he's a college dropout. And really he's only been a
technologist and a guy giving away money. He's not considering
himself a what? He's got a new lease. He's got a new status for
himself, it seems Oh, well, you can even find it in here. Let me
find this clip. This is gates globalist talk on the BBC is the
name of the clip.
Bill Gates, thank you very much for joining us on BBC Breakfast.
I just wonder if I could first ask you how important is it now
to have a global response? I'd say
it's critical because the tools that are going to reduce deaths,
the drugs, you know, that's a global thing goes out. And the
thing that will get us back to the world that we had before
Coronavirus is the vaccine
27 seconds, only 27 seconds to save vaccine not bad bill.
You're getting better
back to the world that we had before Coronavirus is the
vaccine and getting that out to all 7 billion people and so the
efforts to test those to build the factories to understand you
know, is it safe and ready to go? That's a global problem.
And, you know, so I'm glad you know that people are coming
together.
I just gotta interrupt this clip for a second. What he just said
there has seen In deep into the consciousness, I was listening
to DHS unplugged and Horowitz has this same feeling. I heard
him say, well, we can't really go back to normal until we have
a vaccine, and everybody can be tested. And you waffled because
I heard you go on. We're
in. waffle.
Did you didn't say anything you did.
I did roll my eyes. Because there's not a point of
discussion to be having on that show. I understand. I want to
just say tracking get into a debate about No, no, no.
It's not about you. It's about seeing that people have been
taught. Well, I would hope still, some of the smaller
amygdala amongst us are not thinking that
people are listening to our show, we've got a clue not but
not all of them. I do get a lot of notes that you got used
before. But I've got a couple of doozies recently.
Let me finish up this gates clip
to find where's the best work and combine that, you know, the
factory will be in a different country than the sanctions? And
this is the whole whole world working on probably the most
urgent tool that's ever been needed? Ever.
Can I ask you to just reflect a little more on the the way that
world leaders thus far have responded to the crisis? Well,
there's
the period when I and other health experts were saying that
this is the greatest.
I want everybody to understand the significance of what John C.
Dvorak is communicating to you with the sound effects. Bill
Gates is not a health expert,
when I and other health experts were saying that this is the
greatest potential downfall the world faced, you know, going
back quite a ways. With a speech in 2015, and a New England
Journal of Medicine. I'm so smart or cool about this
specific thing. So, you know, we definitely will look back and
wish we had invested more so that we could quickly have all
the diagnostics, drugs and vaccines.
I'm glad you pulled this clip. He says, I want to tie into it.
But go ahead.
I there's a number of problems with this clip. Can I just
tie into the end of what he said about the investment part?
Yeah, I don't want to lose my point. But go ahead.
No, go ahead. No, go ahead. Go ahead.
He's asserting that if we had thought about this more
seriously, as a particular as a problem that he and others have
been predicting for science fiction writers have been
writing about this for 100 years. And, you know, they don't
get a credit. But Gates, who this 2015 TED Talk, may does
some mention of it. These things come along, there is no they're
not predictive. You can't have vaccines ready to go. Like he
implies if we were if we had a global governance and everything
was in control, we'd have all those ready, we'd be ready to go
at the drop of a hat once this thing showed up. But that's not
the way it works is that the way these bugs evolve? They are
evolved with a pre Dawn vaccine. You know, I mean, he is just
crazy RNA vaccine, which doesn't work. But we don't know that my
dog got one of those things eventually. So this is nonsense.
The other thing is he says the dog global problems, you can't
do these things locally. He's he is saying that the United States
cannot by itself, develop and, and, and produce a vaccine or
anything for that matter, without the help of the globe,
because everybody in the globe, not that many countries that can
do any of this work well, and were the preeminent one except
clearly that we are beholden to manufacturing in another
country, as he alluded to. And the two countries were beholden
to our China mainly in India. Yeah. So that's why he's, he's
all in on this model. He doesn't want to change it. He doesn't
want you should keep
saying what we're saying, which is let's pull the plug on that
desert relationship. Right and do it all here. Why are we
putting up with this kind of dependency descend? A submission
to these other countries is bull crap.
Well, I have some thoughts on that. Clearly, he wants things
to be done in China for a very specific reason or India be
okay. As long as it's not in the United States. Clearly, he
wished there was a lot more investment, a lot more
investment because as he mentioned in Davos on CNBC,
where you talk about investment, just contrary to what people say
about vaccines, and the vaccine business, Bill kind of likes it.
You've invested $10 billion in vaccinations over the last two
decades, and you figured out the return on investment for that
and it kind of stunned me, can you walk us through the math
was pretty impressive that when you take these vaccines, get
them to be very inexpensive. Bye making big volume commitments
have that right relationship with the private sector, China,
get the delivery system. So they're really getting the
coverage out there, you literally saved millions of
lives. In a we see a phenomenal track record, it's been 100
billion overall that the world's put in our foundation is a bit
more than 10 billion. But we feel there's been over a 20 to
one return. So if you just looked at the economic benefits,
that's a pretty strong number compared to anything else. The
human benefit in millions of lives saved. So you know, we're
here with a pretty strong message that although all these
other issues are very important, let's not forget about the great
success and global health and maintaining that commitment.
I think the numbers that you ran through where if you had put
that money into an s&p 500 and reinvested the dividends, you'd
come up with something like $17 billion, but you think it's $200
billion
here. Yeah, yeah.
20 time return on the unprofitable vaccine business.
Uh huh.
Yeah, that's pretty telling. And the other thing is, is this what
kind of philanthropy per thrill philanthropist he's a health
professional is a health professional philanthropist, Dr.
Bill, yes, he is looking for return on investment. This is
supposed to be giving your money away. This is return on
investment.
Well, you heard him say it. And that's what he that's what he
cares about. So he's,
you know, the same old bill. on Audible. Now he's a medical
professional. Yeah, under no degree. Never deep took a class
and health. But because he's giving his money away in some
field, he's now a medical expert. Yes,
yes. He's very smart. Very smart. guys in the room is very,
very smart. He was also really smart. Dr. Fauci is a colleague
of Dr. Bill.
Yeah. Dr. Bill and Dr. Fauci are both. We're gonna call him Dr.
Bill from.
That's the way to go. Dr. Bill from the country of gates land.
I have other gates clips by the way.
I'd like to move into Fauci gates can't do too much gates in
a row. He's quite boring.
I will eat talks to the Financial Times. Let's get this.
Let's listen to that then. Okay. Is gates with the Financial
Times that is a very pretty girl that's interviewing him, but
she's like, deadpan. And she AND gates is kind of I think he sees
her on the monitor. I may. I don't know if he's blindly on
the interviewer he sees her. I can't tell. But
I'm sure he's doing it on. I'm sure he's doing it on Skype or
Microsoft Teams. So yeah, you'd expected he was
on teams, we wouldn't be able to see it. Oh, really. Didn't have
to get get it to work.
Maybe it was the zoom. Who knows.
But they had, I know a guy who works at Microsoft. And they
tried to do a family meeting over teams and it failed.
Anyway, let's play this to see what he says there's more
catastrophe wasn't a war highly infectious virus. Why didn't
anybody?
This is good. John, did you edit it? Or? Hey, I think you Hello.
But your clip is no good is playing this
much. I want to start by going back in time to five years ago,
many people know you weren't that the greatest risk of global
catastrophe wasn't a war, but a highly infectious virus. Why
didn't anybody listen? And if some people did what was done to
prepare for the pandemic that exists now?
Well, not enough was done. The system wasn't built, we didn't
really do the number of simulations to try and figure
out okay, how are we going to connect up? What the
diagnostics? How are we going to get the vaccine going? There
were some investments. For example, our foundation,
Wellcome Trust, and a number of governments created see EPI,
which is about making vaccine platforms that are ready when we
get surprised to manufacture a new vaccine faster than it's
been done in the past. So some work was done. But in
retrospect, you know, the saddest thing is to be able to
say, yes, that was right. But the whole point of the speech
was to drive, the research and the planning and the simulation,
which would have allowed us to stop this at a very early stage.
Please, I do not like the doctor builders taking this route. He's
trying to build up more superhero status by saying I
told you so.
Very annoying. Yeah.
Thanks. Let's listen to clip two
and in turn. Now, many countries, including the UK and
the US have been criticized for not doing enough Testing and not
doing it fast enough? What is your assessment of the global
response so far, and specifically a President Trump's
response to this crisis in the US?
Well, I'm sure there'll be plenty of time, once we're on
top of this, to look at, you know, before the epidemic hit,
what more could have been done, when the epidemic hit, you know,
I don't think any country as a perfect record, Taiwan comes
close. They really were talking about it. And it's unfortunate,
they weren't part of who to really get those warnings paid
attention to, you know, most countries didn't see it as as
big a problem as it's ended up being. And, of course, when you
have exponential growth, that means if you miss, you know,
three doubling times, it's eight times as big and much, much
harder to get under control. So a few countries, particularly
those that have the experience of dealing with MERS or SARS,
they were the fastest to respond. South Korea's an
example of that China, which had a lot of cases now is in a very
different state where they are able to get most people going
back to this.
I'm glad we did that. Thank you. I'm now
making a comment there. I want to join you to save in your
brain for later, which is most countries didn't see this
becoming a big problem that became so he said that that's
good. This is the last one. This is his wife decides to get in on
the act. And she shows up at CNN. And this is the clip is
called Mel gassers. This is clip is interesting for two reasons
one listening to her spew the same guy. She's a worst
globalist than he is, you know, let's just turn our country over
to some globalist some one world government. But the interesting
thing about this, this is a CNN report where the guest on the
show is Mike better
than no extreme than the host.
Then they'll host who's on some connection. I don't know what's
going on. But it's so unprofessional. It's
embarrassing. Why
do you think we were so ill prepared for Coronavirus? We
haven't recognized as a global community that we are a global
community. And if we had recognized that and stepped up
Twitch got
that little laugh, voice do.
Yeah, you know, there's another thing, the minute I heard this,
we'll play it from the beginning. I'm not going to
obsess over the shit sound of the host. This is how this went?
Hey, would you like to speak to Melinda Gates? Yeah, I'd love to
okay. As long as you ask about the global response, and could
we have acted sooner? Because that's everyone's first
question. The BBCs question. It's CNN questions. FCC.
Trump question. It's just the gate. That's the Trump gotcha
question. Oh, Trump didn't axon enough. He didn't action enough.
They didn't action of Act and shoot enough. That's the part
that will that'll play a role in the impeachment.
We haven't recognized as a global community that we are a
global community. And if we had recognized that and stepped up
to it, we would have prepared for this. We would have systems
in place, both monitoring alerting very quickly. We would
have had test kits available, we would have just, you know, we
plan for things as nations, we quakes, we plan for tsunamis, we
plan for tornadoes, we didn't plan for disease, and I don't
think that will ever happen now. Thank God. Oh, go back to your
alpaca wool knitting woman.
She is more annoying than he is now. Yeah, if only we had been
I'm also a health professional. Well, let's talk about this for
a second. Now I need to go to Fauci because we're there this
weekend, the past weekend, the certainly in the United States.
And as I will show later, these political fights are taking
place in many different countries. And it's it is often
about response of response time choices made. It's happening in
the UK. It's happening. In Germany, it's happening in parts
of Africa. It's everywhere, everywhere in France, as well,
that everyone's getting questioned now. But over the
weekend, Dr. Fauci America's doctor, who got us into this
mitigation, as He will testify, did an interview with Jake
Tapper on CNN, and it was interpreted in a way that Fauci
was saying, we could have saved lives if there wasn't so much
pushback internally, from the administration. And we could
have reacted earlier. That's how it was spun. That was the
headline, it was going nuts. Here is a piece of that
interview the pertinent piece Do
you think lives could have been saved? If social distancing
physical distancing stay at home measures had started third week
of February instead of mid March?
You know, Jake, again, it's the what would have what could have?
It's very difficult to to go back and say that I mean,
obviously, you could logically say that if you had a process
that was ongoing, and you started mitigation earlier, you
could have saved lives. Obviously, no one is going to
deny that. But what goes into those kinds of decisions is
complicated. But you're right. I mean, obviously, if we had,
right from the very beginning, shut everything down. It may
have been a little bit different, but there was a lot
of pushback about shutting things down back then.
I think it sounds like exactly the way it was interpreted.
Where it was a lot of pushback about shutting things down, you
know, but hypothetically, if we, you know, if we had done it
earlier, we would have saved lives. There's a lot of
pushback. So I found that very, the the corona briefing team,
the task force, spent a lot of time this week working on the
timeline explaining why they had made choices and at certain
moments why they had or they hadn't. And within two minutes
of Monday's briefing, the President rolled out Fauci Hey,
Fauci, don't you have something to say? Interestingly, he didn't
really address what the whole issue was about. I think it was
the pushback term. And here's how he addressed the
misinformation that cobbled throughout the weekend. The
other point
I wanted to make is that I had an interview yesterday that I
was asked a hypothetical question. And hypothetical
questions sometimes can get you into some difficulty, because
it's what would have occurred of the nature of the hypothetical
question was if in fact, we had mitigated earlier could lives
have been saved? And the answer to my question was, as I always
do, and I'm doing right now perfectly, honestly say, yes. I
mean, obviously, if you've mitigation helps, I've been up
here, many times telling you that mitigation works. So if
mitigation works, and you instigate it, and you initiate
it earlier, you will probably have saved more lives. If you
initiated it later, you probably would have lost more lives, you
initiated at a certain time, that was taken as a way that may
be somehow something was at fault here. So let me tell you,
from my experience, and I can only speak from my own
experience is that we had been talking before any meetings that
we had about the pros and the cons, the effectiveness or not,
of strong mitigations. So discussions were going on mostly
among the medical people about what that would mean. The first
and only time that Dr. Burks and I went in and formally made a
recommendation to the President to actually have a quote, shut
down in the sense of not really shutdown, but to really have
strong mitigation. We discussed it, obviously, they would be
concerned by some, then fact that might have some negative
consequences. Nonetheless, the president listened to the
recommendation and went to the mitigation.
And that was his statement. So hey, man, you know, that was
just a hypothetical. I mean, I'm an honest guy, but he didn't
really address what happened. And while everyone's jumping up
and down over Paula Reid from CBS, I think she asked two very
good questions. She asked specifically about the pushback,
which Fauci did not address in his weasel. His weasel
apologies.
Well, he kind of did if you read between the lines, but you have
to really dig in there. He implied. And you can challenge
me if you think I'm interpreting this wrong, but he says the
conversations were between doctors, the pushback was within
the community. Yeah. And then when then when then when he went
to take it to Trump, Trump went along with whatever he told him
to do. Right but in the dead, but, but CNN wants to make you
think that all push back at this old Trump is meddling and
everything and push him by you can't do that. You can't do
this. I think it's just the you know, this is the they're
interpreting the word pushback, because Trump has been perceived
as a big bully. I mean, we all our preconceived notions about
Trump are built into the word pushback. We think it was Trump,
it wasn't Trump.
What was interesting is that he did not say anything about the
pushback, or any really, he did not use the word pushback, which
to me was what set the whole thing off. That's where Paul
Reed from CBS asked it there were
interpretations of that response to a hypothetical question that
I just thought it would be very nice for me to clarify because I
didn't have the chance to clarify Thank you. You know, I
to be honest with you. I don't even remember what the date was,
but I can just tell you the first and only time you I went
in and said we should do mitigation strongly. The
response was, yes, we'll do it. travel restrictions. No, the
travel restriction is separate. That was whether or not we
wanted to go into a mitigation stage of 15 days of mitigation.
The travel was another recommendation when we went in
and said, we probably should be doing that. And the answer was
yes. And then another time was we should do it with Europe. And
the answer was yes. And the next time we should do it with the
UK? And the answer was yes.
You said there was pushback. Where did that push back? Oh,
no, it
wasn't that was the wrong choice of words. Oh, okay. People
discuss, not necessarily in front of the present where
people discuss, they say, Well, you know, this is going to have
maybe a harmful effect on this or on that. So it was a poor
choice of words. There wasn't anybody saying No, you shouldn't
do that.
voluntarily, or I'm doing
everything I do as voluntarily, please, don't even imply that.
I liked that question. I mean, it was it's horrible in just in
in normal life. You didn't blink twice if you're doing this
voluntarily. But I liked those. I thought that was that was a
good question. They were all gotcha questions. Yeah. And he
gave he gave her daggers. But what I'd like to do is just play
three or four short clips to show you how full of crap Fauci
is. He's lying. He makes it up as he goes along. And maybe we
should just bear in mind. He is actually a year older than Joe
Biden. So in a general sense of the word, the guy's doing pretty
good. He's kicking ass. He's out there everywhere doing his
interviews. I don't think Joe Biden could come close to doing
that. But Fauci is 79 years old man, he's up there. So January
21. Now this is just Fauci. This is the guy who was advising the
President, the President took his advice, did the mitigation,
he also said he advised to shut down Europe shut down the UK,
everything was done. But here's how this guy talks around town
when it comes to the media. This is from January 21. And bear in
mind, we knew a lot. We were talking about this within the
third week of January. But here's what Fauci said bottom
line, we don't have to worry about this one, right?
Well, I, you know, obviously, it needs to take it seriously, and
do the kinds of things that the CDC and the Department of
Homeland Security are doing. But this is not a major threat for
the people in the United States. And this is not something that
the citizens of the United States right now should be
worried about.
Not nothing to worry about. We were only about a week away from
shutting off closing all flights to China, let's go forward a few
days, the 26th of January, should they be scared?
I don't think so. The American people should not be worried or
frightened by this. It's a very, very low risk to the United
States. But it's something that we as public health officials
need to take very seriously.
Okay, so yeah, we're taking it seriously as public health
officials very seriously. But you don't have to worry. Let's
jump ahead a whole month, February 29, Saturday, February
29. To
get Saturday Morning in America, people are waking up right now
with real concerns about this. They want to go to malls and
movies, maybe the gym as well. Should we be changing our
habits? And if so how?
know right now, at this moment, there is no need to change
anything that you're doing on a day by day basis. Right now, the
risk is still low, but this could change. I've said that
many times.
Yes. We heard it many times. That's February 29. Now this
past Sunday, Fauci was on with Sharpton. And it's a dangerous
place to do an interview because Sharpton confuses you, because
you're trying to understand what he's saying. And he'll fumble
around and before you know what you're telling the truth or lies
or I don't know, but here is Fauci is timeline. Now, as of
this past Sunday, by the time we
got that information, and we started getting cases here, it
was, well, it's not efficiently spread from human to human. But
as soon as it became clear that there was community spread,
which means that it isn't just the travel related case, that
there are cases that are in the community under the radar
screen, then it became clear that we were in real trouble.
When was around when was that? Well, that was probably towards
the middle to end of January.
So now you tell me, good one, the middle to the end. So we
have my January 21, January 26. We have on February 29. And then
the President came out and did his and I thought it was very
entertaining. He did his his his super cuts, which was crap. It
was it was a shitshow he
is a Free Beacon and have them do it. He could have called
us the curry Consulting Group which has recommended this
strategy but
you're fired Devorah already if we
can We recommended this strategy. And it was
the Ross Perot strategist dynamite, but it was poorly
executed
and immediately and you can see these, you can see these Jumoke
sitting there with their phones on on their laps. And they're
literally waiting for their editor to say, oh, ask this
question. Immediately after that it was this is campaign style.
This is a campaign style video campaign style. Let me see. I
think I have a clip here about this. Was the maybe I don't have
it here. Should I had a whole NPR thing about this? Where is
it? I guess not. See if we had anything else. We had a lot of
different questions in the in the past couple of days. The one
that came up yesterday, which also has been out and talked
about for a while, we kind of started it from day one when
this wet market story came up. And it was kind of interesting.
We did a video chat my sisters and I on I think Monday and
willows in Italy. Tiffany's in Amsterdam, and I'm here in
Austin. And we're talking and Tiffany, she said, Well, why
don't understand why the Chinese are opening those wet markets
that makes no sense and Willow, and I go, because that's not
where it started. And she's like, No, yes, it did. And so
these are the stories that get stuck in people's heads. They've
been so reinforced by the media that that will, of course,
probably be the story forever, depending on what happens. But
there was a nice set up yesterday in the Rose Garden
during the briefing. And I say set up because it was a clear
one, Fox News. Hello. And this is the report about reports of
this virus having escaped or been leaked from a nearby Bio
Lab. We've been saying this. There was a possibility for
months.
The President, multiple sources are telling Fox News today that
the United States government now has high confidence that while
the Coronavirus is a naturally occurring virus, it emanated
from a verb ology lab in Wuhan, that because of lack safety
protocols, an intern was infected, who later infected her
boyfriend, and then went to the wet market in Wuhan, where it
began to spread. Does that correspond with what you have
heard from?
Well, I don't want to say that, John, but I will tell you more
and more we're hearing the story. And we'll say when you
say multiple sources, now there's a case where you can use
the word sources. But we are doing a very thorough
examination of this horrible situation that happened. God,
please.
In your many conversations with President Xi. Mr. President, did
you ever discuss with him State Department concerns about lacks
safety protocols that had been reported to the State Department
from the Embassy in Beijing about that laboratory?
I don't want to discuss what I talked to him about the
laboratory. I just don't want to discuss it just inappropriate
right now. Please. Go ahead.
Okay, set up question. He's clearly put his stake in the
ground. And, you know, it's like, hey, someone's need,
someone needs to own up to this. And I started to figure it out
what he may be doing here or where he's coming from. The day
before, he had a sit down in the Cabinet Room with several
survivors of Coronavirus, including the Michigan State's
representative Campbell. And she spoke for a little bit and as a
former football player, NFL guy, and just an array of different
people who of course, all had taken hydroxychloroquine and
live to tell the tale. And so it was about a 45 minute meeting.
But in that meeting, he did the 1917 thing again. But he went
just that little bit further. And I think I kind of know
what's happening and why he consistently calls the Spanish
flu, a flu that started in 1917 instead of 1980.
I want to thank everybody, this has been incredible. I thought
this would be a five minute meeting. But I found each one of
your stories. So interesting. And hopefully the media can play
some of these students because they're just just, you know,
we're going through something the likes of which I guess we've
never seen maybe you go back to 1970 1980. And that was the big.
That was the big plank. That was a big one. And anywhere from
Mike I guess 75 to 100 million people died, which started here
started in a circle location that I don't want to say because
I love that location. So I'm not going to say it. But it started
in this country and actually got brought to Europe and Europe is
where it did it's, you know, 1000s of people died here, large
numbers but in Europe, 10s of millions of people died. So we
gave them no favorite one whoever it is went over to
Europe, right? No favor.
So the 19 1717 only works. If you believe this if you believe
that the Spanish Flu started in 1917, and by 1918 was killing
people in Europe and that we were responsible for it. And
here's where it gets really weird. At first, I think that
what Trump the reason for Trump doing this part one, is he
saying, Hey, we're owning up to that. We killed the 80 million
people was something that we carried over from 1917 into 19.
We're watching by the way, catch up to that number bitches we
killed at killed 80 million, where are you at Wuhan. So I
think he's using this to say, Hey, it's okay. You can own up
to a mistake or something that happened. That may be part of
it. But when I started to research, you know, this was
Kansas where that started. Oh my god. Do you know that Kansas? Do
you know Plum Island?
No, I do not know Plum Island Plum Island
in New York is where they did all the bio testing very famous
you can't get on it is locked down big notes. You can only
kind of float around it with a boat is where the where all of
the virology tests were done. Up until 2019. Because in 2019, the
US Department of Agriculture took over the NBA F animal
disease Lab, which is now a wait for it a level four Bio Lab. And
this happened in
2019. And it's just right outside of New York City.
Now it's in Kent. Well, that plump Plum Island had that I
don't know if it's right outside. Yeah, I guess so. I
guess it is kind of in the water outside New York City. But they
moved all of that to Kansas. When in 2019.
Okay, well, okay, I'm just trying to associate it back with
the with the
so blue. And so the 19 notes that has nothing to do with the
20 with an with a with a 1917 flu, other than by coincidence,
it came from Kansas. That may be a coincidence. I don't know. As
I'm looking at Kansas,
just wait, we're just searching around really confusing me. I
want to start.
I'll take you back. I'll take you back. Trump keeps saying
1917 and journalist tried to correct him and he didn't he
kept saying it. Now he explains the whole thing. It came from us
not some people said he said it came from us in 1917. And in
1918. That was the huge Spanish flu. We're number one, we killed
80,000 people. Why won't you why 80 million. Why won't you China
own up to your mistake. I think that's part of what's going on.
By coincidence. When I looked at Kansas, and I searched Kansas
bio virus 1917. I didn't come up with anything for 1917. But it
turns out that we have this huge Bio Lab in Kansas, which took
the Plum Island facilities. Last year it was switched. It used to
be a the animal disease lab. And now it's a USDA Bio Lab Bio
Level for the same as Wuhan. Okay, so it's there's no
conclusion. I wish we didn't have to go through it twice.
It's just interesting that that's there. And if we take it
to its natural conclusion, the CDC first developed and
accidentally released COVID in 2004, before they went to train
people in China how to do it. I have a long clip here. I don't
know if it'll be interesting to listen to see.
Running us tonight to take all of this and more up. DR. MICHAEL
PILLSBURY, Director of the Center for Chinese strategy at
the Hudson Institute, author of the 100 year marathon. Mike, it
is great to have you with us this early warning coming from
the State Department about Wuhan, the virology lab there.
Combine that with the warnings from the Taiwanese to the World
Health Organization last fall, why was there not a better
understanding of what we were dealing with on the part of the
World Health Organization and the Chinese government itself?
Well, first of all, there's a lot of wishful thinking about
China, being open and our friend and sharing things with us. You
find in the story of this laboratory in Wuhan that were
deeply involved in it. University of Texas was
providing support to them, the lead researcher Dr. Sure she has
Been to the us a lot. She's a subject of a profile. Her
nickname in China is bat lady. Dr. Shear goes to bat caves,
extracts the bats gets the viruses out and then cultivates
them in the laboratory. Now what she was apparently doing is
revealed in these cables, but a lot of American scientists who
know her they already
knew stuff. How could you even think that this is an
interesting? Because your preface,
because he's about
we have a bat lady in Texas. That's right down the street
from you.
Yes. Yeah. Okay. Well, what do you mean, you don't find it
interesting? No, I thought is fascinating. Okay, you kind of
scare me them. Like what he doesn't think it's interesting.
No, you you prefaced it with it with a negative commentary will
because they know you might not find this interesting. But you
have a bat lady in your town.
I know. Do you know that we have bats in Texas in Austin under
the bridge
every night at bats and so in San Antonio has got a lot of
bats.
It's an attraction here. Do you think that'll go away? After
people
are crazy to go to the bats my poop on him?
I don't think they I don't think people are going to go on the
bridge anymore. Austin to watch him at sundown to fly away. All
right, backward back to the bat lady,
she is adding something called gain of function to a virus to a
Corona virus. In theory, this is extremely dangerous. Why would
the United States fund her to do this? That's a an open question.
At this point. It's beginning to look like the wet wildlife
market theory is not correct. That's the theory that China
started these cases somehow we're coming out of that market.
So our senators were calling for the market to be closed, they
may be on the wrong track. It may be that it's the CDC and
other American agencies helping the Chinese. They wanted more
money, these two cables reveal they wanted more money to go to
the lab to help Dr. Share be more safe. Now. Why is that?
Because one of the gain of function features is to see if a
virus can spread more rapidly to humans. They don't necessarily
spread to humans. So this is very dangerous research. We did
it to Atlanta and the CDC. We had an accident about 2004. So
So the scientists may have been sent down from our embassy to
Wuhan to make sure the same kind of accident we had in Atlanta
didn't happen with her perhaps far more dangerous viruses. So
now this is a whole new theory, Lou, that instead of the
wildlife market, where there were no bats, I mean, bats don't
get sold there. This may have a different origin, which in turn
affects what could happen next. That mystery is getting deeper.
No.
So what I don't have clips for but what carries on from this is
the way the bat lady was experimenting was with something
that reportedly has been found there's some proteins in the
Coronavirus, the SARS Cove dash two that are identical to HIV.
And the theory is that this virus was created in a lab not
necessarily as a bio 11 bio weapon, but it was created in
the lab, and you use the HIV, I think it's proteins, and
specifically GP 120 and GP 40. And that contains the SARS virus
in it. And so it gets into the system through those GP 40 and
GP 120s. If that makes any sense. I don't know what I'm
talking about. I've just read an incredible amount. What's
interesting about those two specific proteins, GP 40, and I
think there's variations can be 4741. And the 120 is there are
about 20 patents, all of which have Fauci his name on it. And
I've put a couple of articles in the show notes under Fauci, you
can find it in a show notes.com very interesting to read exactly
what went down according to multiple accounts, but some of
its historical with HIV, and Fauci, the whole team, really,
including Bill Gates and the Clinton Global Initiative and
all these guys. So we've had massive failures on our side.
We've had massive failures in China, obviously. But Trump is
taking all of this and is going to blame the whole delay on the
who the World Health Organization. I feel the CDC
should get some some flack. They're not getting it. By the
way, the the chief of the CDC was a part of the Harvard I'm
sorry, the John Hopkins event 201. He's also tightly tied into
Fauci from previous business, the CDC guy, so Whether they
screwed up tests or not, they're being protected by the
President. And he's saying it was the who. And the way he's
going to tie it together is by saying, China does not recognize
Taiwan, China has complete control of the World Health
Health Organization. Therefore, when Taiwan December 31, said,
Hey, we have a human to human transmission here, the World
Health Organization ignored it. They didn't take it, they had
rejected the information. And that is going to be used by a
President Trump, certainly to blame them for all late delays
he did part of the timeline yesterday. The reality
is that the who fail to adequately obtain, vet and share
information in a timely and transparent fashion. The world
depends on the WHO to work with countries to ensure that
accurate information about international health threats is
shared in a timely manner. And if it's not, to independently
tell the world the truth about what is happening to who failed
in this basic duty, and must be held accountable. It's time
after all of these decades, the who failed to investigate
credible reports from sources in Wuhan that conflicted directly
with the Chinese government's official accounts. There was
credible information to suspect human to human transmission in
December 2019, which should have spurred the WHO to investigate
and investigate immediately.
So who and China although not President Xi, clearly in the
president cites it's interesting who's popping up to defend the
world horse health organization. As a lot of interesting things
taking place, I think that we're still trying to we're still
waiting to see if China will actually spend any of the 250
billion they are contractually obliged suspend mainly on farm
or a huge chunk on farm products. Apparently, that's not
moving so fast. The trade agreement went into effect April
1. We haven't seen a lot of movement. Remember, they have
the big force majeure clause in the contract that basically
says, Well, if anything happens that screw stuff up, then we can
always come back to the table and talk again. And then this
happened, State Health Department confirmed
that more than 80 employees at smithfield foods have tested
positive for COVID 19 Cola Lancer McDonald tells us how
state and city officials are responding. The State
Health Department says there are new cases at the Sioux Falls
meatpacking plant every day,
we are able to do contact tracing with all of the the
positive cases. And so that work continues so that we can make
sure that those people are taking appropriate precautions.
And so at this point, we do not feel that there is a risk to
folks outside of the individuals. In fact,
Mayor Paul 10 Hakan says city leaders in the city health
department are in close contact with officials at smithfield
foods,
we're on daily calls with them. And I actually was just emailing
with their plant manager last night, same smart Greg's there,
the CEO of global Smithfield has been here as well, to make sure
that plant has taken their measures seriously as well.
The state says they're also working with smithfield foods to
make sure the plant is taking the proper steps to help
mitigate the spread of COVID 19.
So this is a they say meat factory sometimes, but it's pork
is all they do. As far as I can tell. It's in Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, they have five or 600 people who have been infected a
big outbreak shut it down, shutting it all down, which is
problematic because you've got pigs that continue to grow. This
is 25% of the US pork production. And a big client, of
course, is China and China needs the pork a reminder, Sundar
who has spent 30 years as a farmer, he is now suffering his
greatest hardship to losing 1000s of precious pigs will push
you push you could have
been 1000 Pigs have died and in this period we had to
continuously do tests. Those working in the firms don't gain
much and can't so when they can only kill them. This is painful.
African swine fever spread to his farm and Hebei Province just
outside Beijing, destroying much of his herd. In China overall
estimate say the outbreak has caused a 40% plunge in the pig
populations last year soon believes the numbers could be
higher.
Because you can't diagnose to confirm and some farmers are
reluctant to declare that so there are some people who
quietly sell pigs
where prices have skyrocketed about 50% from a year ago. That
blow goes beyond the farm. China is the largest poor consumer in
the world. And pork is a staple in many Chinese dishes.
That's a report from October last year. John, you were the
one that brought the whole that whole issue to the table. It's
been completely underreported in the US still under reported
still ongoing
is a cup. There's a couple of things I want to change here.
This what you just mentioned is I don't know how this affects
the balance of trade
where like, if I can play this last bit, it'd be better for the
conversation. Because here here is what and I wouldn't have
thought to even look at this and I have pork whatever is closed
out the Sioux Falls. They had the governor's kind of cute but
who cares I'm not interested in the story. Because of the pig
Ebola the well we say as swine fever but because of the pig
Ebola, I was very interested in Smithfield. Do they sell to
China? Yeah, they sell pretty direct and the reason why, and
what are the chances what are the chances a country that
desperately needs pork? That is in a trade kind of agreement,
where they're being blamed for spreading horrible viruses? What
are the chances about this company shutting down? I haven't
heard of any other companies like this shutting down except
the one that you hear about in this news our report from 2014.
One year ago this month, a Chinese company bought America's
largest pork producer smithfield foods, the $4.7 billion deal is
the biggest Chinese acquisition of a US company to date.
Another foreign deal causing chatter, if not national
security can Smithfield green
to be acquired by China's Shuang Wei international for 34.
Chinese company today, offering nearly 5 billion
would be the largest Chinese takeover of any American
company.
questions are being raised about why China wants our pigs. The
takeover raised
concerns the Chinese government was a hidden player in the deal.
Some members of Congress wondered why Shuang way group
would pay more than Smithfield market value. Senator Debbie
Stabenow heads the Senate Agriculture Committee, she says
food is a strategic resource that should be as important to
the US government as oil.
This isn't just an acquisition of a company is 25% of the pork
industry in the United States.
stebbing are worried that the Smithfield takeover could signal
a long term threat to the vital American food industry. This is
a precedent setting case as the US government reviewed the deal
Stabenow called a Senate cue here to take a deeper look at
the first Chinese purchase of a major American food company
nations.
This is really all about control.
Daniel slain a congressional adviser who receives classified
China briefings from the CIA warned of Chinese government
involvement.
They have told their domestic industries like Shan way, go out
and find these companies and acquire them. And in effect,
American companies are not competing with a Chinese
company, but with the Chinese government, and they can't win
that competition.
So what are the chances that this happens? Is it either a
somehow Chinese travel infected the whole factory chain? Is it
B? We figured that would be more fun to shut down their direct
port connection to make them buy from other pork farmers? I don't
know. But the Quint there are no coincidences like this in life.
Well, we know that to check by the way that this company is
located in Virginia, I don't know
where this other connection is. What connection where you
said Sioux Falls or something? That's that's,
that's where the that's where the processing plant was shut
down.
It's one of them. Yeah, they have a lot of operations all
over the country, but they're headquartered in Virginia and as
a well known as a Virginia meatpacking company. Smithfield
invented a certain kind of ham that competes with prosciutto
called the Smithfield ham. It's still very popular. Even though
it's extremely salty.
I have an iPhone ring and I know you should take it off the hook
like you normally do.
I normally take it off the hook but I haven't a couple of times
but this is some I don't know why here's the thing. Why does
anybody on a working in a boiler room this is they're not six
feet apart.
So anyway, back to the Smithfield
back to the ham, I have to say well, you didn't have to all
three of those possibilities exist and I think I think is to
Chet. I think it's a bunch of Chinese going back and forth
because they are freaked out and they brought the virus with them
and infected the plant.
It's gonna take that phone off the hook
mean you don't have to
now why don't you do it so so when they call it back the next
break on the next commercial break? Okay, fine. Good.
So I think it's they've just got it I just think this is largely
I don't think there's anything to this story about the but the
meat factory. They they the Chinese love to get the pork
over there for sure. I don't know what it does, since they
own the company what it does for trade, balance the trade. They
do they get credit There's a nice dark did make the profits
go back to China. No idea.
I have no idea. All I know is no other food company has been shut
down but this one and it comes amidst when they really need
pork
Yeah, and they're supposed to be by and asked when and
they're supposed to be buying from us and I think that they
were they were counting on you know their back door operations
the same thing to do with Gucci bags in Italy they're shipping
the pork out to directly to China.
So maybe that she bags made in China, Gucci bags now
they're made in Italy by Chinese $26 For a complete Gucci bag.
Well, you know, that area in Italy, where they got all the
infections is really part of the Belt and Road.
Yes. Italy was the first state in the European Union to jump on
board with the Belt and Road Initiative. There were supposed
to be a big
end date five, Chinese buying all of the every most of the
companies there that make luxury goods. Yeah. And they're the
that's the same part of valey, the northern part where the
where those companies are, and that's what the Chinese are
places loaded with Chinese. So maybe that's what happened. I
don't I have to assume that that's what happened. I just
don't see the United States pulling a starving to death
trick. Just not our style of our styles, the booby trap style.
We're booby traps style. Let's listen to your mesh for a second
by the way I'm gonna give you I hate to do this after the fact
but I have to give you a clip of the day for that bat lady clip
because I getting that is just pulling a rabbit out of
the hat. Thank you stalking.
Also stack is sold out and he's only providing you with these
clips now.
Oh, he hasn't been sending you clips for two years. Yeah, I
noticed. Yeah.
That's something you said. Or eight. I don't know. Anything. I
don't know. Something you ate. A here's just because I got you a
mish Oh was not a DOS. She's Haitian I didn't I thought she
was African American. Both her parents are from she's Haitian
American. Which is fine, which is fine. But I just want to make
sure what not with that when she calls herself a person of color.
Which she is to but
so confused. She always has a grimace on her face here watch
her. Here. She
is toeing the party line
for a President who has made it a pattern to have remarkable
days. This was possibly the most remarkable White House briefing
that I've ever seen.
This is the one where he played the super cuts. This was a
White House briefing where the President in the most overt way
that I've ever seen, turn the White House briefing room into a
sort of campaign rally. We've heard
this is the part I don't understand. I've seen Trump's
rallies. I don't recall him playing a super cut during
anything. He doesn't play any videos. He doesn't have any
signage. I didn't see him yelling at the reporters to join
in a chant. I don't see where this is compared to a campaign
rally. I just don't see
one or has never even viewed one or even watch one on YouTube to
a this is bad reporting
sort of campaign rally. We've heard from people close to the
President that he likes doing these briefings, because he
knows that a lot of millions of people are watching but the play
which is exactly why the news organizations keep cutting away
or don't want to put them on because they know what happens.
He who is shown on TV the most wins the election. That's That's
the rule. We've learned that now
that video that was essentially a campaign style video.
And it was interesting. The first question, then it trended
for about half an hour on Twitter, because I knew it
would. The first question was I don't have it here. who edited
that who edited that? Clearly trying to get the president to
say well, that was you know, one of the guys at the campaign
headquarters or maybe it was the tall dudes name the interactive
guy. You know, he's like seven feet tall. That guy? Yeah, guy.
Yeah. That who normally does them. This was not his work, or
his team does them. Because then you can say Hatch Act that you
can, using government resources for a campaign for your own
camp. That's what they're trying to do is they're trying to
that's a good catch. Point of impeachment.
Shows and underscores that the President is really using part
of these briefings to really talk about his own image because
he's very worried that his election, that his ability to be
reelected is going to be tied to what are what some see him and
that will say many see as his failures when it comes to the
Coronavirus, an idea of power that he was talking about. It's
just to me the complete opposite of what the Republican Party
stands for, which is that that's the party that's usually a small
government in the 10th amendment of The Constitution still stands
states have right. And the President is not acknowledging
that.
Now this is my favorite line, total party line. This is my
favorite. I think last week, every mainstream outfit was
yelling that the President needs to shut it down, use your power
and shut down the whole cut. We can't have states not listening.
They must obey shut it God, you have the power. And the
President was saying, oh, that's the states. You know, I like the
states to do that. Literally four days later, you don't have
the power to do that. You don't have the authority, you can't
tell him to open up you have no power. It is if that's all you
need to see is the contrast between those two. Exactly the
same side of the coin, opposites opposite sides of the same coin.
It's you can't say you have the power shut it down yet you don't
have the power to make everybody open up. And of course, if you
look into it, does the President have this power? Well, under the
state of emergencies act, yes, you can, he can do quite a lot.
Was he ever intending to do that? I don't think so. Was he
trolling? Yes. And here was the biggest troll. And I mean, I
gotta hand it to the guy, I would not want this next
statement on my record, because it makes you sound like an
idiot. But it got the desired effect. I guess.
Following up on that there are two consortiums of states today,
California, Oregon, Washington on the West Coast, Northeastern
states totally representing about 100 million people who
said they're going to cooperate and decide when to real, they
can decide, but you're trying No,
not at all. Let me just tell you a very simple I'm gonna put it
very simply, the President of the United States has the
authority to do what the President has the authority to
do, which is very powerful. The President of the United States
calls the shots. If we weren't here for the states, you would
have had a problem in this country like you've never seen
before. We were here to back them up. And we back and we've
more than back them up. We did a job that nobody ever thought was
possible. It's a decision for the President of the United
States. Now, with that being said, we're going to work with
the states because it's very important. You have local
governments that pinpoint it. It's really you're talking about
it's like a microchip. They're pinpointed. We have local
government that hopefully will do a good job. And if they don't
do a good job, I'd step in so fast. But no, they can't do
anything without the approval of the President. The
President of the United States. I have all of the power.
Yeah, it's a good way.
It says like, and he even explains it right there. But
they took the bait of course, yelled about that for a
clip. This is Christina my mom, my mom, my mom, I'm
poor. And I'm Anna, my mother wonder mom poor
and she's on CNN with Kara Swisher and some ex. Oh,
you know, and Kara Swisher. With her never ending on glass
aviator sunglasses.
Yeah, what was that all about?
She always does that. She's all she doesn't like her
eyes on Skype. She's not getting blinded by Klieg light. I
think she hates her eyes and it gives her a very ominous look.
It doesn't mean I know she thinks she looks like a dumb
hacker. Hey, man, that should just change your voice a little
bit.
cartoons. Anyway, so mm poor goes on and on bitching and
moaning character theme is to Yeah, I know. You didn't like
listen to that phone ringing and ringing and ringing you're gonna
go like this clip for that reason. But the just let it go.
She the theme of this whole thing was de CAFTA stop
broadcasting these press conferences by Trump. Because
he's because all he does is go up and lie and lie and lie and
lie. And so she does a fact check. Oh, no. We did that fact
check thing that was turned into a cartoon by Jennifer. And
we're just 16,000 lies that turned out to me.
Yes. But none of them are a lie. This is worse. There's no lie
here. One's an opinion. Trump's opinion apparently is a lie. And
if you listen to these things carefully, you hear it she she
gives the time that he said something she says what he said
or they play what he said and then she contradicts it with her
fact checking, which is it's from the planet Jupiter as far
as I can tell.
And nobody is more complicit in that than Fox News and let us
just For all of you for both of you, I want to put a graphic of
some of the recent inaccuracies from President Trump and we're
doing this explicitly because this is a matter of life and
death. No pussyfooting around this. This is not a political
issue. It's a science issue. It's a life and death issue.
I'm glad she has a bunch of health experts there. So she's a
health expert who what other health experts they're
scientists show
me X. Fox reporter who's worked at he got fired, I guess, and
Kara.
Oh, and care. She's also a health expert. And I see we had
Dr. Kiki there as well. People are learning through science.
So on April 7, President Trump says on hydrochloric chlorine, I
really think it's a great thing to try.
Fact Check fact check. She didn't say it right. It's
hydroxychloroquine. You said hydro hydro, in fact, check
life and death issue. So on April 7, President Trump says on
hydrochloric acid chlorine, I really think it's a great thing
to try. This is Chloroquine. factcheck clinical trials.
Trials are underway. But the FDA and top public health officials
have not endorsed Trump's view that the drug can be taken
safely.
Do we need to explain that? Yes, the FDA has done that or does
this sound?
Yes, we can explain that. But he says she get quotes and his
saying I think it's something we should be trying. That is
nothing to to fact check. How is that fact? checkable? She is the
core of saying to you I say well out him I don't know. I think
I'm thinking about buying a new car. Fact check. There's no
chicken involved.
I just want I just want that jingle of you just saying fact
check.
That check.
March 30. We've done more tests by far than any country in the
world by far fact check true that the US has done more tests
than any other country but on a per capita basis. It's way
behind Germany, Italy and South Korea.
March 26, on the pandemic, this was something that nobody has
ever thought could happen to this country. factcheck US
intelligence community and public health experts have
warned for years that the country was at risk from a
pandemic experts also warned that the country would face
shortages of critical medical equipment.
Okay, let's go over these again. That last one. If you recall,
Bill Gates himself and some other people that said I told
you to remember this old quote, the world was an Explorer was
Fauci. The world wasn't expecting this to be the guy
that was gates. The world wasn't expecting this. It was that
quote early in the show. And nobody was expecting. And that's
all Trump said is that we didn't expect this to happen. And now
she caught some old intelligence community, which is always
dubious. And the other ones the same way. It did this is
unbelievable to me that you'd say something, your fact
checking? Not there's nothing in the fact check here. You can't
say that here. And here's the middle one was, we've done more
testing than anybody else. And then she says, yes, we've done
more testing. So she's agreeing with the fact but not per
capita. He didn't say per capita. So why are you fact
checking on the per capita? I mean, well, this is what we have
to deal with. And she's dead sincere as she's thinking. She's
really nailing and you got this, the guy from Fox and you got
carousels are nodding their head. Yes. Yeah. These are bad
facts. But there's no example. I mean, it's unbelievable. And and
people won't buy into this.
Yes. But I think with the frustration that's growing with
people, certainly in the United States, starting to look at the
Constitution and say, hey, you know, you don't actually have
the right to do this to me. I'm kind of tired of this. Michigan
is doing it. It's, we went out in Austin when walking. It's not
it's a pretty loose vibe. People are not freaking out. People are
out and about, they're doing stuff going about the business,
there's markedly more cars. So you know, people are ignoring
it, or they don't buy into it. I sincerely hope one of the things
that comes out of this is that people will start to question
the mainstream and the influences you can finally
start. Although I know it's wishful thinking because people
have already forgotten about how the NBA is completely controlled
and how they couldn't even say anything about Hong Kong because
their true owners, the true masters of them, that China said
no, no, no, we'll have none of that. An NPR and I appreciate
NPR doing it. Although they're liars to their underwriters.
It's pure sponsorship that you even say sponsors now on the
show, which I thought was a violation. They did that report
on Bloomberg, which is a reasonably well respected news
organization that reports on financial news and gives truth
in news because clearly they must be truthful to some degree
because people need that to make financial choices big ones in
the in the markets. But they cow town, which I think we should
one of our producers wrote us about that they cow town to
China, specifically Bloomberg did, and they have some audio
from a from a teleconference and the NPR report is pretty good.
They lay it out
the story never ran. So Mike, her husband, Mike, and I should
probably explain. So they wrote a story, the super
star. You when you play this clip again, you pay careful
attention to the way start says sudo. This is a good clip. I'm
glad you got this I listened to it's very it was yeah, I didn't
clip it. But I'm glad you did.
Yeah, clip it down. It's a longer report. So it was a new
story about some elites in China and how they were clearly
corrupt and stealing money. And it was a very well sourced
story. And not only did it not get published, but the guy who
wrote it got fired. And then Bloomberg apparently threatened
the guy's wife not to say anything because Oh my What if
China finds out?
The story never ran? So say my husband, Mike and some.
What is this? Now? NPR is doing radio lab here that. No, she
goes, she goes, Mike and then he cuts it. Her husband has been
doing radio lab. So
Mike, her husband, Mike and some of
the thanks and PR.
Oh, yes. I noticed this in this report. They do this I think
twice. Yeah. Where they're doing
some regular virtual brackets. Well, it's radio lab style. Hey,
yeah, let's do it like that popular show.
Both just were asking for answers about why why was the
story killed. The famously intense founding editor in chief
of Bloomberg News finally weighed in. That's Matthew
Winkler, back then to editors told me the story needed work.
That's not the reason Winkler cited for killing it, it is for
sure going to invite the Communist Party to completely
shut us down and kick us out of the country. So I just don't see
that as a story that is justified.
Your obtain this recording of Winkler on an October 2013
conference call. We could praise the team but warned about
covering the Chinese regime, which he called the Nazis
who are in front of us and behind us everywhere. They are
and we should have no allusion to that
the Chinese authorities had searched Bloomberg bureaus to
lead visas for reporters and ordered state owned companies
not to sign new leases for Bloomberg terminals. The
terminals offer subscribers specialized financial data, and
are the most important source of the company's profits. And China
was seen as a growing market and a strategic priority. Again,
Matthew Winkler,
the information that you have in such a way that enables us to
report but not to ourselves in the process.
Bloomberg News and Winkler, who's retired as editor in chief
declined to comment. In 2013, Mike Bloomberg was mayor of New
York City and denied Bloomberg News killed the China story. Two
months later, back at the company he founded asked about
the China controversy again, Mike Bloomberg said it was
arrogant to impose American values on others. If a country
gives you
the license to do something with certain restrictions. You have
two choices. You either accept the license and do it that way.
Well, you don't do business there, which is something we all
need to remember. It's not just Bloomberg. It is also CNN. I was
talking with the keeper about it yesterday, it's so hard to
imagine that you have an entire organization, the whose culture
is to kowtow to the Chinese because of course, if you go
down to the left, like at MTV, this is a good example, that MTV
said, Hey, we have a corrupt as deal. We're doing all kinds of
backend stuff with Sony Records with CBS. We got some
advertisers in the deal. It's all jacked up. So whatever you
do, make sure you say every single time you say Michael
Jackson, comma, you say the King of Pop
care, you're in the King of Pop story.
We had to come back for a whole weekend and re taped 48 hours of
MTV because the deal they made at the top hadn't flowed down to
the bottom so no one did the Michael Jackson the King of Pop
is debuting his video this weekend. And that kind of stuff
it trickles down you don't question it is just seen as
annoying like the day hauls and I gotta come back for some Delia
whatever. Yeah. And then next time, and the next time you
forget about it, you just like, Okay, we'll do it fine,
whatever, because you'd like your job. you'd liked it, we had
the car. So it's
the way it is, throughout media, people don't want to believe it.
But it's a fact. Now, I want to get I do have a travel tip. I'm
just good a little off. We've done this before me do it again.
It's a travel tip. They were talking about hanging up visas
and the rest. I was brought to China for the first time by they
grabbed a bunch of writers, journalists, from the different
computer magazines. And it was the Acer and they brought us to
China, to Suzhou to look at their factory and we got a
lecture, we got a set a sit down on how to fill out the
application for your visa. And this is what everyone who's
going to go to China should know. And I think it's probably
still applies. We're all writers and journalists and whatever.
Nowadays, it'd be a podcaster. No, but under the line
occupation, you all output the same exact thing because
bureaucracy is a bureaucracy. And when you see the word which
you're supposed to put down manager, you're anybody not
everyone listening to this show. If you ever go to China, you're
a manager. And everybody is if you think about it, yes. But
that's the kind of thing that goes on. I never go on. It's not
as good as your Michael Jackson, the King of Pop story, but
useful, useful information. It's
a lot of well, it's a fun story. Yeah, you can work in a Michael
Jackson story. It's always worth it. Oh,
that's one of the better ones.
So dumb, I agree. So but that does. So this one story, which
was, I guess, a couple of years ago, that story. People will
know now within the organization, if there's ever a
question about hey, man, should we push for this story? Man, no
way to hear what happened last time, you're happy to Bill and
his wife? Oh, my God, you don't want to know anything about
that. So no, that's not gonna happen. A few more loose ends.
Because I really with obsession, I follow the information coming
out from the task force. That whole 45 minutes with the
survivors. I don't think a single inch of footage to use an
old term showed up on the main stream. No one used any of it.
It was it was nice. That was nice little convite. I wanted to
play a piece of it of the president with the COVID-19. And
this is COVID-19, the COVID-19 survivors. This is a state
representative Campbell, of course, she made quite a splash
by saying hey, even though I'm a Democrat, the president saved
me, Dan, she's just been on Rachel Maddow, and Chris Hayes
and Anderson Cooper every single night with this great story. Oh,
wait, no, that hasn't happened. So here's her story. So if
we could we'll go around the room. And if we could start with
you, Representative, and congratulations. It's an
incredible story. Thank
you. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. Vice President.
It's such an honor to be here. And it's such an honor to be
here amongst all of you survivors. I just can't say how
wonderful it is to see your face. And thank you for
everything that you have done. I did not know that saying thank
you had a pile of political line. I didn't know that. I
thought just saying thank you, man. Thank you. And I do, I
sincerely appreciate that. Because had you not brought this
to the forefront of the HQ of being able to put this out here,
I wouldn't be here today to even have this conversation with you.
And to be able to talk about the needs of Detroit, and talk about
the people who really need this. And they need help. And you're
here to address that. And I sincerely appreciate that from
the both of you from the bottom of my heart from the people of
my city,
where you were so incredible, as a representative, both in terms
of how you got better and what you went through. And your
husband sounds like a great gentleman. He went down there
and he took care of things right. He took care of that
means he loves you. Because some husbands would say yeah. He will
do whatever he has to do, right. Yeah. So that's, that was late
in the evening, you did that. And we had the drugstore stocked
with the with the medicine.
So there was a lot of hydroxychloroquine. Most of
those, the stories were hydroxychloroquine and which
surprises me it would have been great for Tom, Tom Hanks and
Rita Wilson to be there to share their stories, since they're
both alive. Although Rita Wilson has now said, I don't know
there's no video or audio of it. She says Oh, take Judy Be
careful of that. It made me really sick.
She also did some rap later.
Trump did. He's on board now. I guess he's given Fauci a little
bit. From the beginning. We heard the word Gilead and indeed
Gilead is on deck. I'm going to
see whether or not mark whether or not what you did and whether
or not what Karen did whether or not that that It's a big part of
the answer. But I think it's could be a part of the answer.
Let's see, it's one alternative. But we're gonna have numerous
alternatives. Another one just came, you know, the Gilead, drug
remdesivir just came out. And it didn't come out. It's a highly
sophisticated, very, very sophisticated treatment. That
seems to show good promise also.
So remdesivir, which he called the anti rival, which he played
on the previous clip, is $1,000 per dose versus the almost free
hydroxychloroquine interesting about the Gilead drug remdesivir
is when Wuhan and I only found this when Wuhan just started
when they were going into lockdown. Gilead sent a huge
supply of remdesivir to China, and the Chinese immediately
patented remdesivir In China, which I I'm not quite sure what
the implications of that are. I just thought it was Wow. Okay.
So does that mean it was like intellectual intellectual theft?
Right? Yeah. Intellectual property theft.
You would think that if they had a drug, these drug companies are
big, especially Gilead, those monsters. These guys do
international patenting. They don't patent for one country,
but it's right there. You know, in the several news reports
about their
deputy be a licensing or something
it said patent I would think license but it said specifically
patent. So I don't know why they did it. All I know is it's
another data point. Give us some help here. It's between Fauci
and the World Health Organization and Gilead, it said
AND gates. It's just it's a horrible, ugly mess. The
president?
Well, I'm sorry, I do have a good who clips
up before we get into that. Just want to finish up with these
loose bits. Two more. The President also lit a fire
yesterday by saying that he was going to use article two,
section three of the Constitution and force the both
the House and the Senate into adjournment. So that he could,
he can ram through a whole bunch of important nominations. And as
it's kind of interesting, what he's trying to say and do here.
The Trump administration has gotten I think 400 federal
judges appointed, that's what they've been spending their
appointing time on. So they haven't they have not even
brought anyone else forward. Because they find it when the
President said himself yesterday, it's more important
to have federal judges. That's a bigger deal than anybody else.
But now I need them now. I need them. I need my appointments.
The problem with the judges is that the game is being played in
the Senate who of course have to approve by 60 vote majority, by
60 votes have to approve all of these nominations.
No. You thought about the judges, civil majority. They
passed that they passed the cloture. But they eliminated
that it was actually the Democrats who eliminated at some
time ago, and the Republicans are taking advantage of it. So
they don't need the 60 votes.
What I understood is that for that there's a time limit where
the Democrats have time to think about the nomination and there's
some maximum time of five days. And they're taking that for each
candidate. Oh, that could be so and so. You can't you can't slip
in anything else in the meantime. But yeah, they've been
doing a lot of those BombBomb gavel, gavel two are done
through anyway, it doesn't really matter, because the
President is making a big deal because he wants it now. It's
like, it may be unprecedented. But he also got 400 judges. So
I'd like shut up, you know, and what is the main reason for
this? We already saw the signaling of it because we saw
the note from the 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue blog that
said, hey, the Voice of America Man, these guys are no good. It
looks like their cow towering touch it
or at least they go through a long process. So it takes days
and days and there's no time left. And it's just a concerted
effort to make life difficult. An example is Michael PAC. He's
my nominee for the CEO of the broadcasting Broadcasting Board
of Governors, its broadcast Board of Governors.
And he's been sucking committed for two years
lies.
He lies again,
and he has been stuck in committee for two years
preventing us from managing the Voice of America. Very
important. And if you heard what's coming out of the Voice
of America, it's disgusting. What things they say are
disgusting toward our country. And Michael pack would get any
do a great job, but he's been waiting now for two years. Can't
get them approved. The Senate is law Have to Washington. until at
least may 4, the Constitution provides a mechanism for the
President to fill positions in such circumstances.
This seems to be the only craw that he's got stuck is the Voice
of America
about it? Well,
I follow Voice of America. And I've been astounded, and I think
I've mentioned it the other the other day, they they're sounding
more like a RT than anything. Very odd reporting, not
necessarily in America's advantage, but not against
America. But it's just weird. And there's weird people
involved in in that in that deal, this broadcast Board of
Governors, the whole thing, why are we even doing this
propaganda? I sold fashion so well, we know that the Smith
Mundt Act was repealed specifically so these guys could
do their stuff online. Maybe now for sure. That was part of that
was part of the reason we can't do propaganda that doesn't reach
America
propaganda all along. So.
Oh, okay. Captain Obvious. I'm just telling you what the law
was
just saying. Well, Trump is pulling on Obama here, by the
way. Obama did pull this stunt.
Didn't Obama appoint people in a recess that then was deemed
illegal, and he had to end he had to honor point that
if the illegal part of it was I think it's maybe a one or two
instances, but he was cranking away. He sent the Senate home or
they somebody said the senator home and so he started cranking
out appointments. And this in this case, I think it's a it's
done on purpose, the Senate could close itself and then let
the President take care of some stuff they wouldn't be able to
take care of
the Supreme Court on Thursday smacked down President Barack
Obama's claim he can legally avoid Senate confirmation for
nominees when the chamber is idle. The decision invalidates
the reader's recess appointments from the Supreme Court made by
Obama to the five member National Labor Relations Board
in January 2012. The recess appointees had been blocked from
confirmation by ripple so that they got invalidated.
Well, you know, that same Supreme Court may change their
minds.
Their cow towering to Trump, we got to explain the way it worked
got to explain kowtow, I didn't really I didn't realize this
until our producer email. Did you see that email from him?
Yeah, I
have to email it's gonna read it.
He says no one's saying the word cow Tao anymore. The
couch was a I think a chat room.
Yeah, it's here. See if I'm wrong dictionary. Here it is.
It's a Japanese term. Neat.
No, it says cow ta kneel and touch the ground with forehead
in worship or submission as part of Chinese custom. Wow. So I
don't know how you come up with Japanese.
I for some reason, I always thought it was a Japanese term.
It's Chinese word kata ko you to you kata kata.
Well, he might be right because nobody except us. Seems to be
using the term.
Well, let me see. I think I have a correct pronunciation of it.
It's kata kata. I think it's kowtow. Chinese asshole. Okay,
that's it. I didn't know kowtow was a was, was based on that. So
we've been laughing at the Chinese for a year for
centuries. Apparently. This word has been around kowtow. I mean,
I grew up with Arrow Tao. AKA could we not have some kowtowing
going on?
I got a couple of who?
Okay, before we do that just the last one. Because the President
was in a good mood with all those survivors. It was nice to
see any even messed with the with the reporter with a classic
classic narcissistic egomaniac joke, but I can't help but
laugh.
Well, I want to thank you. Oh, Jeff, can I ask you a question?
You're a great reporter. And a nice man leave you with that
mask. That's good. You look very good. You actually look much
better. I think you're a nice man. You look better with the
mask.
It's such a high standard. They say Trump has no sense of humor.
It's just
a New Yorker thing to do to the nose like you look great man
that the bathroom is you look better.
I can't I can't help but let's all this kind of the insult is
kind of strange insoles. A lot of people don't understand. No,
which is fine. So here we have the W H O chief guy. This is Ted
Ross. Yeah, this guy. I'm sorry. No, no, not that guy. The other
guy Michael Ryan, the English guy, the spokesperson. He's
bitching here about something and he's got to tell in here
I've noted but I can't remember what it is until I play the
clip.
And of course, Judy, the administration today has been
criticized for reducing that support and solidarity in a time
of pandemic And because in order to enact those reforms, it's
going to need the support of the other members of the World
Health Organization, other countries around the world,
and what sort of criticism Nick directed at the US? Yeah, the
criticism is everywhere, you saw Bill Gates whose foundation is a
major funder of the who say that cutting the who would be a bad
choice and quote, The Who is slowing the spread of COVID 19.
And if that work is stopped, and no organization can replace
them, the world needs who now more than ever and Speaker of
the House, Nancy Pelosi said the president is ignoring global
health experts disregarding science and undermining the
heroes fighting on the front line.
So that's praise but that is in contrast to the administration,
criticizing the who for many months.
So this is not the right clip, by the way, but I'm gonna play
go with it. I'm sorry. This was she says, That's praise and good
work. Pelosi goes off the deep end complaining about about
Trump. How's that praise? Okay, let's play. Who to PBS Trump BS.
Yeah, it's not only been the administration, but a lot of
critics around the world has said simply that the who is too
swayed by China. And let me take you back to about New Years.
This is the time when local doctors in Wuhan, China, were
telling hospital administrators that hey, this is something new,
and there is human to human transmission, because we're
getting sick. But the hospitals in the local government covered
that up or at the very least silenced those local doctors. So
on December 31, the Wuhan government released a statement,
the investigation so far has found no obvious person to
person transmission, and no medical personnel had been
infected. And who basically parroted that language January
5, based on the preliminary information from the Chinese
investigation team, no evidence of significant human to human
transmission, and no health care worker infections have been
reported. officials who are talking to me say that the who
should have known better and should not have accepted Chinese
language.
But Nick weren't the Trump administration and the W H. O.
Praising China's response back in back in January.
Yeah, that's that's a great point. And this is really key.
So take a listen to the director general of who talking in
January, the day after the who declared this a global
emergency, but also President Trump praising China,
who continues to have a confidence in China's capacity
to control the outbreak.
I spoke with President Xi, we had a great talk. He's working
very hard. I have to say he's working very, very hard. And if
you can count on the reports coming out of China, that spread
has gone down quite a bit. And Judy,
obviously, the President's language about China has
changed. And the US really does want to reform who but they need
international support to do so. And it's not clear that they
have that.
Wow, there isn't really one comment. Back Jack. In fact,
check that back. So the guy says that the Trump administration
was praising who No, he said he had a good chat was she
here it is a defect. This is the clip who three, this is the ISO
have? I edited it around? So we took that middle guy out, we
have the reporter from PBS, a known liar, making an assertion
that Trump was praising China, followed by the actual Trump
clip that they played without the stuff in between. And here's
what it sounds like.
Also, President Trump praising China,
I spoke with President Xi, we had a great talk. He's working
very hard, I have to say he's working very, very hard. And if
you can count on the reports coming out of China, but that
spread has gone down quite a bit
factcheck false. So that's just not praising China.
He's not praising China at all. How is it praising China, this
is another example of bad PBS reporting this, this operation
is going down the tubes. Now, I do want to play that last clip,
which is Michael Ryan, of bitching with a tale
of international health regulations is a framework
negotiated by 194 countries. We simply implement that framework
on behalf of our member states. What we need, and who like so
many workers around the world is the space, the support and the
solidarity to do our jobs.
I didn't hear John, I didn't I didn't hear that. I'm gonna
listen to it again. I just
it's not really a talent in a pure sense that we'd not
normally think of it. The tell is about this this worker
solidarity. Like the Communist Party or whatever the labor
movement, this guy's talking about the W H O. And at the end,
he does he discusses the workers and their solidarity when you
see that when the word solidarity and workers are put
together, that's, that's a socialist meme. And so what does
that what the who has become, it's not a bunch of doctors and
experts and and professionals, it's a bunch of workers that are
have to be involved with solid worker solidarity they're gonna
unionize. Well, I just found this to be a very offensive
little clip by this guy.
You do know that? Dr. Tedros is went to the same medical school
as Dr. Bill. Because neither of them are doctors. Okay. I
actually Tadros responded to the president threatened, which is a
negotiation, of course, now threatening to defund we're
holding bow, we're going to stop the money. And I think he needs
to I think the President needs Tedros his head to roll because
that will give him the backing to say hey, you know, not only
did they lie, but they had to get rid of that guy because it
was horrible. And, and, and I, I actually would say to a lot of
the civil servants working certainly in the CDC, it's
probably a good idea to back this plan. Because you really
don't want Pelosi and Schiff's gang rooting around in your
shit, trying to find out what went wrong and who was out who's
connected to who, because the citizen journalists who have
completely taken over the mainstream for their own
reporting and own sanity and shrinking their own amygdalas.
We figured it out. We figured out that it came from a lab, we
figured out who's really running the World Health Organization,
we figured out who Fauci is. And then we understand Dr. Burks,
and we also are not stupid. We can look at data and models. And
we can say, hey, that's interesting. Maybe I wouldn't
have made the same decision that you did. Dr. Fauci. So, what
Tedros does is, instead of what are the different ways you could
have approached this, when this happens, you know, he says,
Well, we're going to work on we're working on it with our
partners in the United States. We're going to figure this out.
This seems to be doing some discrepancies, whatever you
would put into it. You could even call comrade Trump just to
make it funnier. No, no, no, no, here's what he did.
Who is reviewing the impact of our work of any withdrawal of US
funding, and will work with our partners to feel any financial
gaps we face and to ensure our work continues uninterrupted?
Our commitment to public health science and to serving all the
people of the world without fear or favor, remains absolute.
So in other words, we don't need your money. It's what I heard
him say, no interruption of services here. Ladies and
gentlemen, our other partners will fill up the gap. Thank you
very much. Yeah, right. And I would like to talk about the
models and and hear from Fauci about the incredibly poor data
and poor models, but first, it is high time I thank you for
your courage and say in the morning to you the man who put
the C and chloro Queen John C. Dirac chloro Quain.
In the morning to you Mr. Adam curry also in this morning
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there's no no deals, nothing changed even our merchandise we
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some unknown reason, I think this may be true of any large
group. They're attracted to numerological phenomenon. Yep.
And 1234 is, is one of the possible things you could have
done today because it was show 1234. But what's interesting to
me, I don't want to belabor this because we're already going to
have a long segment that's going to take us past and the
affiliates should be notified immediately is that I use it a
thing that PayPal has was you'd give you three donation
offerings. In this case, it was 12341 2345 and 1234. But every
button there's a fourth box saying choose your own number,
if you wanted to vary it. So instead of picking 1234 The
majority of the people who wanted to donate the highest
amount of money and we got four or five of them here went to the
option box and put in 123456 Interesting that was done by
them. Pa so I found that to be incredibly interesting, because
you know, I'm the go to test to track all this stuff. So we
ended up with with let me take a look down here. I think maybe
had two people that pick 12345 But no, here we go 1234 There's
three of those in there. But the majority is 123456. And the fact
that we have this many because I'm always you know throwing in
a big number go ahead and you but you don't won't get it if
you don't ask is this this is an astonishing day and we have to
thank these people profusely and unfortunately, the first guy on
here Trenton, not I don't know his last name. I can't find his
note. Now he I will find his note eventually because I think
he sent a I think he sent a note with a different last name and
it got mixed up and I didn't print it out but I will have the
note for the second half of the show. Trenton donate 123456 It
says sending a note but there's no I
couldn't find I couldn't find anything either. So just we'll
be getting it but just just since we don't have anything I
got to give them a karma. Got a handout out. You've got karma
Meanwhile, sir Dred Scott of The ELB Express comes in with 123456
and he says by my accounting this donation brings me to URL
status but I have yet to claim a protectorate. If the peerage
committee approves URL that large continues to seem
appropriate for me and I liked the idea of URL that large so
you get that my accounting is below and he's got the thanks
for the amygdala protecting deconstruction twice weekly on
Thursdays. Keep up the great work 70 threes,
so I put Earl at large for his title change.
Yeah, we're a little large. All right, got it. Done.
Anonymous 123456 Anonymous, no jingles no karma that's moves
things along. Thank you. Baronet octane and Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire, UK, Cambridgeshire, I said that
Do you know the way to Cambridgeshire?
Yeah, I did say that. A 123456. But this is not we're now we're
dealing with some serious be serious donors. Dear podcaster
couldn't miss the perfect opportunity to make what was one
of the most numerological special donation amounts that
did she even mentions in the best show in the universe? This
That is until you make it to show 23446 How many cars Does
this ever have? I'm so I will mention I don't want to do it.
You know isn't I don't want to let overdo it. But for you out
there who would like numbers? Next show? A Fibonacci.
Well, this is also a Fibonacci 1234 is Fibonacci. Is it? Not?
One, one, or No? No, it is 1235 is Fibonacci right? Yeah. One.
Four is that
oh my god. Yeah, well, we'll see. There are many other
interesting numbers. Before that. I'm excited to listen to
the show 1618 The Golden Ratio show. Keep that in mind. By my
calculations that will air sometime in 2024 Yeah, you
missed episode just in time for podcast.
Ivanka what? We will
be licensed by then. Unfortunately, I don't hold out
much hope Gitmo nation, East pesos staying very strong as the
virus progresses and we're actually really going to finally
definitely absolutely Brexit 2024 Maybe Maybe that's gonna be
delayed they may struggle to afford to get my nation West
currency. Perhaps Bitcoin will be the mainstream by then who
knows? Anyway, as always a huge thank you for doing what you do
and keeping our amygdala svelte and J and K Love and Light
Baronet octane.
Then we have sir Dave, Duke of America's Heartland in the
Arabian Peninsula, who I think is still in Riyadh. 123456 from
him a consistent supporter of the show, dearest Bhagwan and
Reverend moon and close please find your cut of my contract
completion bonus as I complete my year supporting the USA is
military owned Military Industrial Complex. Here in
Saudi Arabia. It's a living he says, since I'm stranded here in
the kingdom apparently there's some sort of why a worldwide
epidemic COVID or something you should look into it. I went
ahead and re upped for a second contract. That figure being
stuck here in Riyadh with a paycheck is far better than the
alternative which will be react which will be collarless and
homeless. Visa less and roaming the streets scrambling for
garbage with packs of feral dogs and dodging the police, who now
have checkpoints established to control the movement of
citizens. Apparently, the checkpoints are because of
various scrofulous scofflaws not obeying the rules. If you need
to pharmacy or have to go to hospital you have to use the
Saudi Red Crescent app that you must download to your device.
These are all little asterix he puts in the you must download it
you have to find the closest place and apply for a permit to
leave your home. Upon that being granted you have five hours to
go and return. Oh I'd like to know if that's a digital thing
or if you think comes on your phone. That said I've got no
room to complain typical of western style compounds. It has
elements of a prison such as the five meter tall perimeter a
little perimeter wall but it's comfortable. I get daily yard
time and there are no gangs. John, you'll be happy to know
that there are bicyclists who since they can't obstruct car
traffic voluntarily attempt to run over pedestrians as they
whizzed around the two kilometer perimeter. In any case, thanks
for being there for me during this year as the cornerstone of
my amygdala management program in fact my head shrinking so
much people think I have Zika I just say no, the have no agenda.
It's rude Zica joke but I like it. It's been a year to remember
with highlights such as supper with Tina the keeper and Adam
and best of all my lovely smokin hot wife de douching a couple of
weeks ago as she joined our we're Your tribe. It only took
five years. I love you day melody. Welcome. No jingles but
lots of good karma for all producers and none for the
douchebag sorry, get with the program people maybe we'll think
about it. Thank you for your courage. Dave, Duke of America's
heartland and the Arabian Peninsula and thank you so much,
Dave. You've got karma
Mark worst is the next 1234 And he comes in with the amount that
was optional 1234 however, some Holland Hilversum Ireland. ITM
jazz I've been listening to the show since Adam got kicked off
of Arrow of FM,
Arrow FM, Arrow FM that's the station that burned to the
ground John
yes a station that you burned to the ground yet I have never
contributed to the show therefore I shouldn't be called
out as a douchebag switched off my TV 18 years ago and advice
advise everyone else to do the same. That and listening to the
show for all those years that kept me saying this world filled
with lamestream propaganda. The excellent shows of the last
couple of weeks have kept my smokin hot girlfriend and me
sane. So to show you guys my gratitude I decided to have her
join the 1234 group. I shall make use of the coveted night
ring to put it around her finger and make her an honest woman
Whoa. You would like to be known as dame of the crystal core. The
leftover two three of you make a note of this. So we know that
she gets it Yeah, the leftover 234 would I'd like to put away
towards my own knighthood if this is possible. Of course it
is obvious I would like to you do the accounting you can do it
anywhere you want. I would like to request karma for you might
actually only give her 999 dot 99 to have Adams throw the penny
and you save a penny. I would like to request karma for all
and a producer's leave you all with the only sane advice I can
give at this moment. There is nothing to fear but fear itself.
Now de douche me.
You expand de Deus. Thank you very much, Mark. And yeah, he's
been with us from day one. So great to have you here. And we
look forward to your soon to be honest woman at the roundtable a
little bit later on. You've got karma.
Another anonymous contributor from Philadelphia, PA 1234. I
would like to keep me anonymous. I'd very much appreciate some
stock and option trading karma. It would be more excited if you
would read the following short quotation, quote, Jake Truman,
Darth you to understand that falseness and guile have reigned
too long. And truth has been set under a lock and false this
reigneth in every flock. God doe Botha for now is time. You've
got
karma. Whatever it takes John.
The best I can do. Buddy comes in at 1234 Thank you very much
in Raleigh, North Carolina. I cannot make it through this
batshit crazy is without you too. I just want to say thanks.
Also get in see people, North Carolinians, the citizens to
stand up and protest next Tuesday, downtown Raleigh at
11am. Hash tag, reopen North Carolina or reopen and see oh, I
didn't know Andy, I will make a point to become a regular
supporter. You guys are on point with your coverage of this.
Yeah. And
Randy, let us know how that goes. I really want it. Well,
that'll be Tuesday. So we have a show in between it. This is
happening everywhere. John. People want to get back to work.
They're tired of it. They don't want in America. You can't do
this. That I hear some states. Oh yeah. It'll be June. Okay.
You're my ass. June my
eyes indeed. Thank you, Randolph. And I will take Brian
Lowe from Plano, Texas just up the road. I've got to prep these
jingles. He says please do douche me first.
You've been de deuced.
If you would please call my son Bacchus out as a douchebag. Then
apply the extra 234 of this donation for him towards his own
knighthood, but we'll make him send a donation personally to
get deduced. I agree, Brian, thank you very much. And Brian,
of course, will be knighted today. I got hit in the mouth
around three years ago by a fellow dude named Ben named Ben,
what are the Cohen's what are the chances of that happening?
After listening to a few shows consistently I recommend three
in a row to all those. I give a bloody lip to I was hooked. Now
in these uncertain times of need for knowledge and amygdala
shrinkage. I look forward to the shows more than ever and I'm
punching out lot of people in the mouth too. I figured I need
to take advantage of this angel number. It's also an angel
number. I was done waiting to have the extra money and musing
about how to finalize a black knight. Oh, how to finagle a
black knight out of the exchange via John Spamfilter. Really?
Trying is being a black knight is not it's not like something
you go get to hack, although just using any term like any
porn term will get you blocked from shots pill filter. I
couldn't even wait for my birthday week, which is next
week on the 22nd. Besides when when do you ever have an extra
1k lying around? That's boat maintenance money. More
importantly, is this as an extra 1k Or just payback for the last
three years and an investment in my future? Well, exactly. It's
that anyway can unite me sir below, Knight of the land lock
drunken Texas pirates. I'd also like some car buyings car buying
and stock investing karma because I need to get on
landlocked ASAP for the roundtable. I'd really enjoy a
deep LM IPA and a fat prime rib with raw horseradish. But that's
not as likely to slide off the tongue as Adam would like some
good with hookers and blow now you'll get some deep LMI PA and
a fat prime rib with raw horseradish. I've avoided that.
And now I need to do is jingles. What did he need? He needed
something. Hello? Hello?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It says here. Oh, you you might die. I should have done this
before but I got it fixed. You might die for two to the head.
And you see, brother
will load he gets
full. I got the full load but I just want that to full load
load. You might die.
I'm gonna give you the whole load. My gosh.
Can you see that juice?
You You've got karma. There we go. And I'm going to make sure
that order came in from your Deep Ellum IIPA. Okay.
Thomas leaves comes up from Manchester, UK 680 Palma, what
was once it used to be called the Manchester Guardian. For 10
years you have provided me with an invaluable resource of
analysis and enlightenment. I like entertainment. I like the
fact that these people have been listening for a decade. And
they're finally saying, you know, many ups and downs of life
you have always been there were very consistent, and hysterical
times of the Rona, we need you and your diligent work more than
ever. You help keep us sane. Here in the UK, as in many parts
of the world, we have allowed unprecedented restrictions to be
placed upon our historic freedoms for what is a mild
disease? What is worse is that the public, they never somebody
pointed out, nobody ever says you know, of 100 people to catch
a 98 of you will all live.
That's no fun.
No, we have allowed unprecedented restrictions to be
placed upon our historic freedoms for what is a mild
disease. What is worse is that the public has been conditioned
by the mainstream and social media to want the lockdown
that's right and are highly supported of the majors. Indeed,
some of some are even asking for it to be stricter or longer.
Take a listen to Lord Sumption, former Justice of our Supreme
Court for more UK content and he's got a link. I will I will
check it out for possible clips. This donation finally makes me a
night. Oh, I don't think he's on the list. No, he's
not. He's not I'm putting him on now.
Can I be known as cert? We have a big list today. Yeah, can I be
known as Sir Tom have the county of Yorkshire Yorkshire? Yes, Sir
Paul Vela Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland is contented. That's okay with him. Actually,
the Committee will can take care of it to Jesus please. They
Hague protect their freedoms. Oh, we haven't played that for a
while. Oh my goodness. Yeah, it would actually be nice to play.
Don't be a denier and shut up slave.
That's a good one. Okay, denier and shut up slave. Okay, let's
give it a shot.
intelligence work takes place within a strong legal framework.
We operate under the rule of law and are accountable for it. In
some countries, secret intelligence is used to control
their people. In ours. It only exists to protect their
freedoms, protect their freedoms, protect their
freedoms, protect their free Messiah He says
you've got karma like that. I hadn't heard that in a long
time.
No, I forgot all about why you forget about it. nonnamous
lesbian from New York is
the Hey, how's she doing?
Well, she gave us $617.28 for the show and for her health.
She, I don't think she's doing that. Well. Okay. Thank you for
being my sanity lifeline, which definitely would be in this time
of collective hysteria. She's in New York, my God. There's no way
I could have withstood this past month with my mental health
intact without no agenda. I decided to bump up my support
ever subscription for show 1234 Because I need an epic dose of
career karma. My donation of 617 28 is half of 1234 56. I
could not pull the trigger on becoming a member of the 1234
club because they're three weeks ago, my income vanished
overnight. Oh, wow. I used to make my living by performing
music around the world. And now everything I believe most of our
artists or listeners are, are
podcasting the same boat?
I would think so. Nuts, they're just getting royalties from
albums. I used to make my living by performing music around the
world. And now everything is canceled through September. You
think just September, I expected in 12 to 24 months after that
work will be very hard to come by if it exists at all. I am
normally in gauged two years and advanced by orchestras and four
of the orchestras who engaged me in late 2021 have asked me not
to announce the gig because they expect that they might have to
be out of the business by then. John was right when he said
Broadway will eat it. All my contacts have evolved evoke
their force majeure clause, which means nobody gets paid his
sentence
right? Everybody's out. No harm, no foul, except you're screwed.
Yeah, the force majeure clause, it's just very commonly used.
It's should be in everybody's contract. But what are you gonna
do? No Pay equals no pay. No play equals no pay as a glitch
is the term epic times indeed, I know that everybody will be
feeling the hit from Corona hysteria, and I even think it is
reasonable in lean times that a society should cut back on art
and entertainment costs. But I refuse to even consider living
in a world with no art. We're in danger of having a cure for this
problem that's worse than the damn virus of society with no
art where humans are too scared to interact with each other we
can't survive like this people all caps thanks again to you
both regarding my reality so well, can you ask the New York
producers to try again for a meet up once we are allowed out
of jail? I missed the last two because I was out of town
working. No jingles just a big ask karma, please. Oh, man,
thanks isn't hugs anonymous lesbian.
I think those are kisses and hugs for you. She loves you,
man. She's like, I'm a sideshow for her.
She's an artist. She's got taste.
Thank you anonymous lesbian. And we, we of course are going to
give you a big ass karma. You've got karma. I hope things come
together quicker than that. I really really do.
I yeah,
I mean, so much broken. So much broken.
Yeah, I mean, I don't feel good about this donation. Matthew
shock in farming. 10. Minnesota for three to 10. I'd like to do
D douching. Oh, so we did a reverse.
You've been de deuced.
Yeah, that's cute. That's actually very cute. We would
have been an idea. I like it the douching that karma is my first
time donating. I've always tell people to support what you love
or it will go away. If you support it. It won't go away.
But if you don't support it, it will go away. He's right. Yeah.
Birthday. Shout out to AJ Bolin, whose birthday was yesterday,
April 15. Got him on the list. Yep, did great work. And thank
you for your sanity.
And thank you for your support method.
You've got
extra Bonaparte for 2069. And he did send an email in which I did
isolate.
And I sewed emailed everybody with a code for 20 dot 69 What
could it mean? What could it find a note which I don't make
me roll it out?
You have it? No.
Don't make me do the No no, I
already found it. It's just I put it somewhere. eliminate it.
No no, no, no no I have it's right here it is you got mailed
is. Good day gentlemen. Please accept this my second donation
in the amount of 420 69 Canadian you ergo, I felt I know what it
came in as I felt fortunate to name this donation amount the
afternoon delight. My excitement waned is only one after another.
My excitement waned as only one after afternoon delight came in
for your April 20 show. How can I help John and Adam to get
their hands on some of that sticky icky 420 Slash 69 cash? I
wondered a jingle of course. And what better time than now I'm
most have been cowering in place and staring at the news ticker
some of us feel blessed at the opportunity to be at home with
our sweetheart during the day not stressed or smelly from work
able to enjoy some afternoon delight. I think I know what
he's getting at. am I supposed? Monday is April 20. If any
listeners were considering celebrating then donating for 22
this the best podcast and universal Why don't you kick it
up a notch and have more fun in the process. Granted the
afternoon delight breaks 10 social distancing rules, but if
you're each roll your own you only break nine I've sent two
options of adequate jingles for the afternoon delight donation i
May I suggest that you gentlemen as well as all afternoon delight
enthusiasts. Vote for the official afternoon delight
jingle Sorry for the long note. So the jingles too long way to
go. This guy seems a little preoccupied
I got him I got the two jingles here's one and here's to be like
very creative. Very creative. Okay. But there is a good point
speaking of numbers that Monday will be April 28 which is 420
Yeah, so you should remember
that of all people I have his just once they have the karma
Yeah, but he wants it to but do you already have these are you
had them queued up Biden the whole load don't ask nobody
Gasper this now the two guys do to do they had in a pew pew
Okay. A whole load to the head and a pew pew. Yeah, we could
not do that. Yeah, we got here we got it. We got it. We got
rockets in flight.
Got to set this up because it's kind of complicated.
Oh shoot for sorry. Wrong one. That was not the whole load.
Brother. Now I gotta do it again. Here we go.
Rockets in five.
I'm gonna give you the whole load to karma Okay,
got it. Ace up with us. Take this one.
Me dwell a spin owl from New York, New York. 300.
Sorry. No, I know that they just passed over the number
$350 from New York, New York in the morning, my ninjas. This
donation is almost seven years late. Life has been Nicola.
Ciao, stick a chaotic mess for me. Oh, brother. That's your
word shouting a chaotic mess for me. Okay, here we go. chaotic.
Divorced. A second human resource. Homeless. My mother
had three brain surgeries. Then a third unexpected human
resource. Holy crap. Well, that's kind of like a country
record. Man. I asked to be deduced first and foremost.
You've been deed deuced Adam and John had been a listener of the
podcast for many years. 11 years episode 67 to be exact. The
amount of knowledge that has been shed from John and Adam.
It's amazing the many things covered by y'all is equally
enormous. Let's remember back to the amazing haiku Herman Adams
daughter using gummy bears in place of finger scan to not be
marked late for school. I forgotten that one. What I
forgot to to Yeah, she they would do their finger on on a
gummy bear. And so someone else would then use the finger
scanner to check them into school is a long time ago. Man.
This is 2005 I think. Anyway, John, talking about baby's balls
not dropping being concerned. Remember that one? I have to I
have to thank Nick the rat, Sir Alex, Sir John and the lovely
Dame Tanya, who reminded me at the New York meetup. I was the
black guy with the gold teeth. of the services you gentlemen
provide and how essential it is. Here in New York City. Sadly for
me, the Coronavirus has taken a huge toll on my family and
friends. Geez. My father has been in ICU for 19 days now with
The worst pneumonia ever friends and family had been dropping
dead and only two had been dropping dead and only to
receive them in the mail cannot and only two I don't understand
this friends and family been dropping dead and only to
receive them in the mail in a can Oh, okay got it is like
ashes. This is horrible, while the country and Bill Gates
theories are what I live for when one sees their loved ones
going out left and right some healthy as fuck. It just feels
different. You know, although without you gents, I would have
been going crazy New York City is a ghost town. And while many
believe it to be a rich Haven, the sad reality is that way, way
more poor people live here than you'd believe. I'm an essential
worker who self isolated after my dad complained about pain
when he breathes. And I don't speak to that man. The irony. I
asked for karma because I have an upcoming court case to be
able to see my kids again and for the city of New York to be
able to rise up out of this without receiving a certificate
of vaccination. Yes, Blessings to you gents please give some
karma to my best friend cleantie Who moved to Austin just as the
rich invaded yours back again and is tied up and is tied up
financially as I am blessings to y'all I love you John and DH
unplugged and I'd like listening to Adam and Mo except for one mo
talks that a Das is junk. They're a division in my opinion
for jingo, would you please play our harmonica duet again been a
long time. I would like to be called sin yami Well, of
Washington Heights New York. By the way, please send a shout out
to my lovely wife. My wifey and Child Child mom and Blauser. Yes
Good to meet you gents. Well, let's say we definitely hope for
better times for you. Send you on Magewell Do we have a
harmonica something harmonica for him John or that I think you
maybe
I'm shocked shocked to find harmonica playing going on in
here.
You've got karma
health karma for your dad Magewell 19 days long, long
time.
Not good. Stephen Hatao in St. Petersburg, Florida came in.
He's kissed she goes to the banks with his checks and then
he sends a note in and you have to track down a note which is
always easy and straightforward. Value for value. He writes love
to hear my favorite clip from back in the day. And and then he
sent a second note so he wants this he wants a goat karma karma
karma karma karma? He wants a goat karma followed by Italian
Shut up slave that's you know what that'll do to the forces
but we'll see.
I don't know. That's where's the where's the Italian Shut up?
Yeah, I got it. He wants that afterwards. Okay, yeah. You've
got 21 Why is beautiful model match so beautiful.
Oh, yeah.
Oh my god. You sorry. You may not remember. She looks just
like Willow only 20
Oh, I do remember her she was the one that did wedding. Yeah.
Sabe Yeah, and she's not did she bite us listen to the show. No,
but she was she was the one traipsing around like a model.
Yeah. She carries herself like
she's beautiful and she knows it is a dangerous combination.
Yeah, one of those. Oh,
you deign to talk to me. Bruce, Bruce in anthem, Arizona 344 65
Dear John and Adam for my birthday this year. I'm
finishing up my knighthood accounting below please Knight
me sir. rotor head. A knight of the order of the DIS cemetery of
dice. cemetry of lift. Okay, I'll be happy with the standard
mutton Mead. Thanks for all you do. I appreciate your courage
jingle request any clip from the gift that keeps on giving? Which
we know who that is? Yes. Although I guess that could be
Sharpton or Joe Biden at this point. Bruce.
Bruce, thank you very much.
Third, right.
You've got karma gurgle, gurgle,
gurgle lead or gobles
Gurgel. He said, Girl
gurgles Leonora 333 33 Lee north from Omaha. Jingle request.
Don't eat me. AOC AOC revolution me humans and pig clothing,
screaming goat karma celebrating the best podcast in the universe
with a donation. please add me to the birthday list you got it?
Happy episode 1234
Okay so we need Don't eat me Oh see the revolution what was the
third one and just go karma okay, maybe Alexandria Ocasio
Cortez
you've got
the whole thing in it that didn't sound right let me see
what is ready for the revolution did it she sounds so much like
the pigs in human clothing woman. I think so close
it is her I don't think so. Sir a whole Ji hyung Baronet of
Mongkok. 333 33 Please accept this on will donation from a
recovering dumbass PayPal user? This donation should bump me up
to Baron status I respectfully request to rule over the ancient
city of Santa Augustine Florida. Can I get a goat scream? Sir?
Whoa Ji hyung Baronet of Mongkok Hong Kong, pending elevation to
Baron counting he's got below and there you go.
Yes, I'll throw the goat scream inside the karma packages.
You've got karma. Okay, we have Francis mechanicals from
Cornwall UK. Falmouth color, Cornwall, UK. Three Three. It's
a whole set of threes. And Francis says with apologies to
my grandmother, Kathy McCandless. Missing that right
McCandless. Yeah, McCandless, I humbly request a de douching de
doop has been ages since my last donation more importantly as a
call for help from the no agenda nation my grandfather Jack
McCandless was diagnosed at the end of March with a rare
aggressive form of lymphoma. You'll be starting chemotherapy
soon I'm locked down in the UK and cannot be with my family in
the USA. And because of stupid COVID grandmother cannot be with
him during his treatments. It's all very distressing. No
kidding. But we are optimistic. Popeye is an incredible stoic
man and the pillar of strength and McCandless tribe. He's
endlessly selfless and gives us everything asking for nothing
ever in return, and he's darn handsome too. Although they
might not understand the significance of this donation is
the only and strongest thing I can do from so far away because
karma works. Please get my papa a huge laser focused fuck karma
for cancer karma for his recovery and impending test
results. Mom and Papa I love you more than the English language
can convey. Every second I hear your voices on the phone is
truly a blessing from God. Please also give uncle Jeff and
myself a small dash of jobs karma. Hopefully my wonderful
husband Tristan Silva can stop having a deadbeat wife. I'm
sorry my love. Adam and John, you are both incredible human
beings all caps, and I would be a mess without you sorry for the
length. Thank you for your courage and God bless America
with love. Francie McCandless Silva currently informed with
Cornwall, UK, and yes, let's all do that for Papa big time.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. That's Volker job
you go to Anna Marie Curie of in university city Missourah 33333
Thanks for keeping me sane throughout my time in academia,
especially now with the COVID craze and thanks to my dad's or
Alex of the White Mountains for hitting me in the mouth so many
years ago, can I please get an official D douching. And to go
to karma you're the best.
You spend D deuced.
You've got karma
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right, we guy to launch site looks a little funny. Yeah. We
have the KOMO brothers comedy act. These guys
who's older.
The governor Andrew, he's older, a lot older. In fact, there's a
picture that Chris showed on the show which Andrew got really
irked about with with Andrew Cuomo dressed like some sort of
Italian weirdo in a clown suit, not a clown costume, but just a
just open shirt and chains. He looked at a big We'll have
throw, whatever like an idiot what his and Chris was knee high
was really small. So he's like more than a few years older.
I have no brother sibling experience. I don't think you
have your only child, aren't you?
I am an old I represent the only child contingent.
And now you understand everybody. So I have no brother
experience. But is this how brothers act in public because
it's creepy it for for grown men. That was certainly the way
what I've seen of Chris Cuomo was and then they have this.
This interaction that is just cringy to be a part of Do they
not understand that this is lame,
was very lame. They shouldn't be doing it at all. Chris is a real
dick to his older brother. Yeah. And Chris is looking like a
dick. Just generally, I think it's hurting his credibility as
a show host. Andrew is trying to hang in there with kind of light
hearted stuff that is not funny. And it's very cringe worthy. And
I have a two parter here. It's and it starts off with. And
Chris is by the way, this is Chris doing his show from home
or a rented apart because he can't be at home because his mom
lives there. I guess I don't know. I just
want to make sure it just for I'm sorry, John, for people who
may not be up to speed the way we are. The governor of New York
is Andrew Cuomo. You've probably heard of him in relation to
Coronavirus. And his younger brother is Chris Cuomo, who was
a talking head on CNN. So it's just important and they're and
they're weird together. So I'm sorry.
They're very weird together. And so it starts off with Chris
condemning Andrew for not being meaner to Trump, which I found
to be very disturbing in terms of being an objective reporter.
But let's listen to this as I call it the Cuomo versus Cuomo
comedy act. This is part one.
Now, you know, I've seen you referred to a little bit
recently as the love gov. And I'm wondering if that's bleeding
into your demeanor at all, making you a little soft on the
President, that you don't want to really criticize him because
you need him and now's not a time for fighting. But don't you
have to balance that with calling them out? If he's doing
things that you don't think are great for the people of your
state to be hearing and experiencing? Love go? I've
always I've always been a soft guy. I am the love gov. I'm a
cool dude and loose mood. You know that? I just say let it go.
Just go with the flow baby. You know, you can't control and you
never said anything. water off a duck's the first time. Yeah,
well, I never said any. Look, I have known you my whole life.
All right. Well, that's your opinion. Yeah. Well, you should
listen better listening works. Not always. What was the
question? Oh, I remember the question. yourself, Am I
situation? Yeah. Well, that's your characterization. First of
all, so you know, stated is a question because you have a
characterization in it. That is a premise. I am working with the
president cooperatively, it's very important that the federal
government and state government work together during this time,
I have to do my best job for the people of this state. You cannot
say, Look, I've been the governor in this country has
been the most critical of the president up until now. And by
the way, there is no governor that he's been more critical of
than me. So nobody's going to say I gone too soft on the
president. We're working together to help the state.
That's what's important. Now, no politics, no personality, no
ego, no ego. It's not about you. It's not about me, it's about we
and getting through this. And that's my singular focus.
There'll be a day at a time for everything. But this is not the
time and place
for that whole bit was ego. The whole thing was one big ego
maniac thing. Kid.
Narcissistic, complex people. Yeah. So let's say this. Now he
goes into the second part, this was actually longer than what I
have. But he goes in and grills him about becoming the vice
presidential choice, which is not going to happen because it
is already said I don't know why the governor didn't throw this
back in his face. But Biden has always says he's picking a
woman. And he's made it very clear. And he's done in his most
recent talks. He said he's going to pick from a group of 10. Less
Andrew Cuomo is a woman, which would have been a funny line.
He's not picking him but here we go again.
Yes, who Pisco? The Bernie Sanders is out. The work is that
this increases the chances with Senator Sanders out that you may
get it in the in the race for president. Is that true? Is that
the word? Well, that must be true. Right? Is that Oh, I'm
sorry. I didn't hear an answer. Was it responsive? You're not
responsive? I'm just saying if that's the word who might argue
with the word, right. So
this is horrible, John This is where these guys are lame. This
is like terrible Punch and Judy drunk.
Senator leaving the race has changed your thinking. Is that
what you're saying? A governor that has the senators leaving
the race changed my thinking in what way? Are you now giving
different consideration to running for president? No. So
you were just a good question. Thank you for why? Well, it's
it's definitely good question. I'm a thinking being. I'm
thinking about a lot of things. I bet. Yeah. Is it? Are you not
thinking about running for president? Because now there's
more political momentum around the idea of you accepting a vice
presidential bid from Joe Biden? Is that something that you're
considering? First of all, I'm glad to see you're feeling
better.
I can tell. Oh, man, does it get better? Yeah, it's almost done.
You're feeling better because you're your animation. And yeah,
I answer whatever you like Joe Biden, is Joe Biden is a
personal friend of mine. I've worked with him. He's been a
great friend to this state. I support him. I have for years
and he's going to be I believe, an excellent Democratic
candidate and a leader. Second, I have said repeatedly, my plans
when I said I wanted to run for governor, I said, the people of
my state, I will serve as your governor. People asked me what
will you run for president? I said, No, I'm not that guy.
Chris. I'm not that politician who says yeah, I want to it's
all about me and the next step on the ladder and if you're
between a digital my word, and they call you and say we jump up
and down. Love ya love. Gov says No way. I gave my word and my
word is good. I'm not your typical guy. Don't laugh, you're
gonna pay Chris one day, you're gonna be better.
I just figured it out. Of course, it's very important to
Chris that his brother continue his career in the forefront
because Chris is obviously hanging on to his big brother's
coattails. Would Chris Cuomo be on CNN if he wasn't brother of
and son of No, he's unimpressive.
Well, he's getting worse and this was this this display of
stupidity. With his read this, I think is the third or fourth
time he they've done this. And this the most recent is just
really it's it's like a real head shaker. It's, he won't do a
serious interview. He just keeps making snide comments and he's
tries to humiliate him and he brought this old photo up.
Andrew almost walked off. When he brought the photo shoot,
it's so dope ID it's stupid. I don't know what's wack. I in
fact, I think we should. We might have to ban any Cuomo
clips.
Nah, come on. This is good stuff. It's not that good.
I will say there was a great piece in Elle magazine this
weekend. An interview with Stacey Abrams. Yeah, there she
is, ladies and gentlemen. Here's the headline. Stacey Abrams on
voting rights COVID-19 And being vice president quote, I would be
an excellent running mate interview done by Melissa Harris
Perry, if you can remember her, Gemma her. She was somehow she's
the phony who was on MSNBC in on Saturday morning. And she got
kicked out once you get kicked out for bad. Right? Yeah. But in
this political operative? Exactly. Stacey Abrams does not
give the expected answer when I asked if she would accept an
offer from former Vice President Joe Biden to serve as his 2020
running mate. Yes, I would be honored. Abraham says I would be
an excellent running mate. I have the capacity to attract
voters by motivating typically ignored communities. I have a
strong history of executive and management experience in the
private public and nonprofit sectors. I've spent 25 years in
independent study of Foreign Policy Council on Foreign
Relations. I am ready to help advance an agenda of restoring
America's place in the world. If I am selected, I am prepared and
excited to serve. Well, that's clear. Your next president has
been an egomaniac. Yeah. Yes. She has no problem saying it's
interesting interview.
So So I had the I've listened to the three Biden podcasts. I
couldn't really get a lot of clips from the last one, but I
do have a couple. I have some things. I have a few to play why
Joe sound doing these days?
Well here but here's the weird Biden podcast moment. This is
the weird cuts. They did just I don't know why they can't do a
better job of this.
I don't think we can sort of toss out the Democ our democracy
and our democratic process. And just to deal with the crisis. I
think we have to do both because one impacts the other Uh
oh, that's something else. I'm sorry.
It was weird no matter what.
That was him say it. Okay, we have to play that one again.
This is a, I want you to listen to what he says and then tell me
what he said. Ready? Okay.
But what what one of my one of my same one the same clip we're
okay. Okay, here we go. I'm gonna listen and tell you what
he said, Okay, 321 go.
I don't think we can sort of toss out the Democ our democracy
and our democratic process. And just to deal with the crisis. I
think we have to do both because one impacts the
other. Okay, so I know what he's, I know what he's talking
about. I do. He's talking about shutting down or opening up the
country is you know,
he said no, what he said literally was we can't draw we
can't just just draw everything for our that entails how our
democracy works, and then deal with two Coronavirus. We have to
do both. So in other words, we have to destroy our democracy.
Yes, yes, yes. And deal with the Coronavirus now you can play the
third time here that well here
I'm gonna play it a third time just because I enjoyed the hum
so much on his podcast.
I don't think we can toss out the Democ our democracy and our
democratic process. And just to deal with the crisis I think we
have to do both because one impacts the other
whatever Joe state Don't worry, Stacy is ready to serve.
Now here he is. He's got this guy on his third podcast and
this is a short eight another eight second clip shorty. This
is him trying to ask a question. I'm not gonna go play the whole
thing where he actually gets it out. But you have to endure this
particular sort of thing every time.
The look. With you know, what? The fact is that
bullcrap you edited that you edited that went out on his
podcast, which they edit, unedited, like that. Yes, eight
seconds of him going without
holding a longer clip for you put it on the next show, if you
want me to Oh, my
God. No, that's okay. Thanks. I'd like to take it I want to
take a quick trip around a couple of countries.
Before we do. I do have one ISO from the Cuomo thing that I
think is a possibility for end of show. Okay. This is your
opinion.
Your opinion? Well, that's your opinion. I like it. Let me see
if I had anything. I had a few that I did not have a thought I
had no show. Let me see. Huh? No, no, that's good. We can use
that. I like it. I like it a lot, actually. To your opinion.
Well, that's your opinion. Although no, wait, here's what I
had I had something under jingles? Yes. I had this one
from the same two jokes. Actually.
I don't like what I do. That was pretty good. And that's worth my
time,
which I think I don't like what I do is probably better. And
that's Cuomo bitching about his own his own show? I don't like
what I do. Okay, good. There we go. No, actually, I want to talk
about the models quickly, because I promised that about
the data. When this is all said and done, hopefully, it'll be
some kind of review, I'm sure it will be a part of an impeachment
against the president for violating the Hatch Act, and for
not to properly using the defense production act. And so
there's gonna be all kinds of research and committees and
subpoenas, and we're gonna look everywhere and find find the
culprit where the orange man did bad, we're gonna find it. And no
one will look at these damn models, which had been
inaccurate from the get go had been decreased from over 2
million deaths in the United States down to 61. And I have a
feeling of may even go lower today with the briefing. These
are based on commute computer models with assumptive input
inputs, which I would actually assert are a lot more
knowledgeable than climate model inputs. At least you have some
things to work with. But this is this is exponential stuff. So if
you make a mistake, that's why you wind up with a factor 20
factor 20 hockey stick factor 20 of the reality, and that's
something that we will have to remember when it comes when this
eventually comes back to to climate change models because it
will here's Fauci and I'm happy he said this so we can use this
clip for For more, it'll be good in the future,
I have no problem with people who are critical of, of
modeling, because modeling is inherently an imperfect science.
So I don't really have any quibbling with that. And you
just got to make sure as you collect real data, you rely more
on the data than you do on a model.
Yeah, sure. I mean, all of that makes a lot of sense. But I
think one of the problems is that those models were what were
used to shut down the United States economy, the fear that
those numbers when we looked at 100,000 to 240,000 people, and
that was I should point out, including mitigation and social
distancing. That was with that factored in. So that number has
dropped by 33%. So I guess you know, what, what kind of model
is so far off that it leads us to policymaking decisions that
now are having such dire consequences?
Yeah, well, first, I think it's important to point out that it
isn't the model or the result of the model that really led to the
decision to have such strong mitigation programs such as
physical separation, you don't even have to look at any model.
Just take a look at what happened in China. Take a look
at what happened in northern Italy, how the hospitals were
completely overrun, and the draconian methods that had to be
taken in China to turn down their their outbreak. So I mean,
if I never saw a result of a model, that alone would clearly
indicate that something rather significant needed to be done to
prevent the spread. So I mean, I again, getting back to models,
and and I never argue with anybody that has a problem with
a model. I inherently have problems with models. Yeah.
But he's full of crap premise. Yeah. His commentary about China
and Italy is was a false premise. He says, Look, what
they look what they did in China. What if they didn't do
that in China? We don't know what the results would have
been.
He's full of crap. And he literally took the 2 million
death model with Burke's to the President. It's well documented.
He said it she said it the president admits it. And that
was the basis for the mitigation which ie are shut down, based
upon the hockey stick. And now he's all well, your model Bob, a
baseball. And let's talk about that data for a second. Let's
talk about the data from Italy. I don't know let's talk about
the data from what we have reported that maybe only 12% of
the reported deaths were COVID. hospital systems get overwhelmed
on a rate overwhelmed on a regular basis seasonally with
the flu, we have a report after report from 2018. Flu season
hospitals overloaded no beds, not possible. It's not the exact
same thing. I'm just saying what he's what he's trying to posit
here is bullcrap. And let's talk about that deposit. I know I do
that on purpose, that I'm allowed to say at least once a
show. Here is a physician from Montana, her name is Dr. And
view, Kasich. And she did a like a 10 minute talk, it took a
minute and a half of her talking about and she's this is in a
small setting. But with people who are interested about the
codifying of these of these deaths and the death
certificates, she's going to explain what the CDC guidelines
are. This will show you how the data is not good going in,
we need to understand how the CDC and National Vital
Statistics System are instructing physicians to fill
out death certificates related to COVID-19. Brace yourselves,
and please pay attention and let what I'm about to tell you sink
in the assumption of COVID-19 death could be made even without
testing. Based on assumption alone, the death can be reported
to the public as an another COVID-19 Casualty. The March
24 2020 National Vital Statistics System memo states
and I quote, The rules for coding and selection of the
underlying causes of death are expected to result in COVID-19
being the underlying cause, more often than not, and of quote,
the CDC report of cases in the US. memo from yesterday states
the death numbers are preliminary quoted and have not
been confirmed. So quote, the results are preliminary and have
not been confirmed. And the quote is from the CDC website,
here's a quote even more laden with meaning. Stephen Schwartz,
National Director of the Division of vital statistics,
says an answer to the question is stated in the organization's
COVID 19 alert, quote, should COVID-19 be reported on the
death certificate? Only with UK confirm test, check out his
answer. And I quote from this memo, of which I have a copy,
quote COVID-19 should be reported on the death
certificate for all the seasons, where the disease caused or is
assumed to have caused or contributed to death. certifier
should include as much detail as possible, based on their
knowledge of the case, medical records, laboratory testing, et
cetera. And a quote
sorry, my headphones just became disconnected. That was just a
small part of thing was 10 minutes where she talks about
all these different different codifying margins of error. So
the data is just no good. The model is
good. People are speculating it's 12 times worse, it's 12
times less well, how
about this? I when it comes to computer models and predicting
our life and predicting the danger to our life moving
forward, and we'll get to more the bottom of this Coronavirus
and how the end but just looking at the models looking at the
data, we have to be a lot more explicit about the data. And it
has to be published in the same way that climate change data is
published and I love climate change data is from NASA you can
download the data itself you can put it in your own, you know,
you can argue over it. But for sure. I am now convinced that
when it comes to climate change based on the knowledge we have
learned as a globe with the Coronavirus model inaccuracies,
we can safely submit that yes, climate change is real, and it
may be manmade. And it will kill us. But we need to take the
models inaccuracy into account and I think we'll be good until
2130 Just let's take that 10 time in accuracy that you put in
the in the Coronavirus model. So we have another 100 years until
we're dead plenty of time to figure it out before then Greta
and I'm gonna keep bringing this up every single time because it
will be relentless
this is all it's all going to be he's gonna keep this is
ridiculous as he's getting more rigid because by the minute I
don't know. Here's a couple of things are going on around here.
Or in the on the West Coast. I've got this here's a clip.
This is the no more concerts in LA clip on PBS.
The mayor of Los Angeles said late today that the city is not
likely to allow sporting events concerts and other large events
until next year.
Next year.
This is for everyone. And you can assume that what they do
there is going to be the whole country there's not going to be
another basketball No way. No way. No way but ball forget no
one's gonna go to these games Oh way. And in California, we're
taking kind of a different approach. We don't really care
that much about what's really happening in the statewide so
we're just going to give money away to illegal aliens. And this
is Cal giving free my this is our governor. Governor Newsom.
California will make pandemic relief payments of $500 apiece
to 150,000 migrants who are living in the state without
documentation. Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom said today
that they do essential work and pay millions of dollars in
taxes. Almost 40% of the money will come from private
contributions. The migrants are not eligible for federal
payments.
So we're giving the migrants million in taxes but you're
talking about sales tax and gasoline tax. No,
that's, you know, this is not true. illegals in the United
States, they can get a number from the IRS. It's not a social
security number, but it is a number you can pay taxes to and
a lot of them do it. So it's not just sales tax.
I'm not sure I'm sure there's a few maniacs that do it. But
you're most of these are cash payments under the table and
they're not paying money on that basis. It's fine. They do a lot
of gardening around here and it's a big deal. Yeah. Now we
also had by the way, Ward's endorsed Biden finally and we
have a clip about that.
Yeah, that was that was rather interesting.
And the Democratic presidential campaign, Massachusetts Senator
Elizabeth Warren, endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden.
She was the last of his major rivals to do so. Warren said
that Biden will restore America's faith and good
effective government.
They look so dumb when they do that.
That was stupid, Mad Cow Maddow comes on and she gets worn on
the on the horn and gets her to ask her she'll be the vice
president. There was a funny moment and you got a clip that
was a cue to a clip. Oh, I'm
sorry. Say it again.
Give me the cue mat out as warn about VP. If he asked you to be
his running mate, would you say yes, yes, yes. Yes.
Stop with the editing DeVore. I don't know what's real or not
anymore. She did not do three breathy yeses in a row. It was a
funny moment in Canada Navion. Parliament, Pierre Paul. Paul is
there I think is his name. He is a conservative, and he wanted to
know if there was any. First of all, there's any truth to the
intelligence reports that we discussed earlier that the US
apparently had long ago and Trump should have known and
stopped the Coronavirus in time. And had that dead day seen that
had the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister Trudeau had he
seen these reports and it was just oh, this was a seven minute
ordeal, you'll you'll get the idea pretty quickly. Yes
or no question that military intelligence warned of the
deadly Corona virus and a briefing to the government in
early January, yes or no? Did the Prime Minister his office or
any member of the cabinet see these briefings? Yes or no?
The Honorable Deputy Prime Minister,
Mr. Speaker, Canada as a member of the five eyes as a member of
NATO, as a member of NORAD, a close intelligence partner with
all of those allies, very much including the United States is
privy to a great deal of intelligence. Of course, the
global pandemic is an issue which has concerned our
intelligence agencies and those of our partners. So we have been
in close communication with them.
Well, member for Carlton, did any member of the cabinet see
that intelligence from our military? Yes or no? The
Honorable deputy prime minister.
As I have said, Mr. Speaker, our intelligence sharing is very
important, or intelligence sharing with our allies during
this global pandemic, which poses particularly security
challenges has been, I would say, very energetic, and we
continue to work with
the Honourable Member for Carlton
question was and is a member of that military intelligence.
So this went on for 10 minutes. And of course, it's gets
humorous because she just answered the same question the
same way with different words each time. But the CBC, I would
say the BBC of the Canon a VA. They handled it this way. Now,
this is a shot from someone's TV, you know, iPhone on their TV
at home. So sorry for the sound quality, but you'll get the
idea.
Thank you. I guess you're no question that military
intelligence warned of the deadly Coronavirus and a
briefing to the government in early January.
We are going to pull away now from this question and answer
session between a limited number
of MPs. Oh, god forbid we show that No, no, no pull away. The
minute they asked an uncomfortable question about the
Prime Minister. We CBC very, very weak, super weak. The
United Kingdom is moving along, although they might be due for
an extension of their lockdown, which is might be announced
today. They are a little bit ahead when it comes to. And this
will probably be the focus of our Sunday show after we know
how we're going to get back to work. Here in the United States,
at least, they're getting ready for the tracking.
So today, I wanted to outline the next step, a new NHS app for
contact tracing. If you become unwell with the symptoms of
Coronavirus, you can securely tell this new NHS app. And the
app will then send an alert anonymously to other app users
that you've been in significant contact with over the past few
days, even before you have symptoms so that they know and
can act accordingly. All data will be handled according to the
highest ethical and security standards, and would only be
used for NHS care and research and we won't hold it any longer
than it's needed. And as part of our commitment to transparency,
we will be publishing the source code to we're already testing
this app. And as we do this, we're working closely with the
world's leading tech companies and renowned experts in clinical
safety and digital ethics so that we can get this right.
This is going to be very fun.
Oh brother, this is not the day this is asking for nothing but
trouble. Well, we're
gonna get the same same thing here. Although Trump is going to
push against it. He doesn't like it. And I have a feeling that
what Google and Apple are doing their their collaboration is
probably a good preemptive move to have a lot of that type of
functionality because it looking at the Bluetooth distance
tracking you, I think you'd prefer to have the the operating
system itself do that. Rather than have a bunch of nut balls
with apps do it. But this is definitely the time to switch to
a flip phone because none of this is going to make your
information and your data about mainly who you are, where you
are, and what you have or don't have is not going to make that
any safer.
It's not going to be safe. It's not going to be any safer.
Nobody's going to switch to a flip phone people are going to
you've said this before they're going to they're going to
embrace oh this is great. This is great. Yes stalkers delight,
we had afternoon delight now we got stalkers delight.
This is great.
I know. But just like I said earlier, everyone's ready for
the vaccine just let me go stick it in. I'm sure the joke has
been made but I mean, is Windows really that impressive? Is that
the same guy we want in charge of our vaccines? You know what
if we get VISTA vaccine
he's already done that if you read the Kennedy notice it's
right bold a stunt indeed. You hurt people all over the world
with his vaccines. Oh, the polio one was a complete disaster.
Okay,
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meetups.com He gave us to eat in these in these trying times a
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made a ton. I gotta tell you, venison tenderloin off the hook.
You know, he could pack one of those up in some ice dry ice and
ship one out here. And so he hunts it himself, behind
dresses, the whole thing, but most hunters have too much meat
to eat.
Yeah, well, this was a good one. Very, very tasty. So yeah,
that's it for no agenda. meetups.com. Scott did that. to
that to that? I don't think I have super lot of other stuff
that we need to talk about. Now, other than sad news? Yeah,
Amazon's having an interesting time. Amazon amazon.com. They're
having an interesting time. You know, they're dealing with
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warehouse or not. They tried to hire more people. And they, you
know, the a lot of people depend on their affiliate program. That
bloggers podcasters. Think on some.
Oh, Amazon has been screwing the affiliate program wild. So
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field on their affiliate payouts per per product? You know what
that is? I know exactly what happened. Thanks for getting us
started. That you did a great job. Really appreciate it. Now
we have our own marketing and advertising. And we have our own
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advertise. We really don't need the affiliates anymore.
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your 1% Shut up. That's exactly what happened. For that alone.
They shouldn't be what you expect. Yeah, for that alone,
that should be boycott. Well, that will have been at least for
a while. I do have a note I want to read from Tim. Kim D this the
guy who talked about the cow telling but he and this is Scott
spoiler alerts about that idiotic Star Trek Picard series.
But I just found this I was actually irked by this and he I
stopped watching it after the first episode. I think I watched
part of Episode Two I couldn't take it as a slow moving bad
acting it's dumb story. I recently watched the Star Trek
Picard series, he writes and have a couple of observations
spoiler alert. Predictive programming ahead in this season
finale, in my opinion is what should have been the C series
finale, probably. Picard has his brain transferred into a new
body. The Singularity is nigh. More importantly, the real hero
of the Star Trek Next Generation universe. William Riker shows up
to save the day in the Federation's flagship, you know,
the flagship of the Federation, which everyone knows is the U S.
S enterprise. Oh, no, my friends. The flagship is now the
U S. S. Zing. Hey. A new ship named after that famous Chinese
explorers zing. Hey. So this tells me and he goes on. He says
also notice the media stop using the phrase kowtow, right. He
says that or he points this out and it says to me that
Parramatta somebody's getting so much Chinese money to do these
these programs that is now showing up in very subtle ways
or not so subtle ways if you're paying attention, because he's
right, it should be the enterprise that anyways zing had
a little bit about him from the because he's so important to
American history. And I have issues with altered other
histories of other countries that really don't affect this
country in any way. But zing Hey, Chinese from 1371 to 1433
was a Chinese Mariner explorer, diplomat, Fleet Admiral and CT
unic. So the guy had his nuts cut off. During China's early
Ming Dynasty. He was originally born as Mahi in a Muslim family,
and later adopted the surname Zane conferred by the Emperor
Yongle. So the guy was a Unix vasectomy victim and and he's, I
guess, was a big shot in the in the 1300s. And now our interpret
now are the American series Star Trek, done by Gene Roddenberry
originally and based on cowboy stories, is now cow town two The
Chinese and adding a stupid ship name that's got nothing to do
with anything. Just a just a minor complaint China is as HoH
I'm done if you are.
Yeah, I think so. Yeah.
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