You're going to kill the old man Bill. Adam curry, John C.
Devora.
Thursday, September 29 2022. This is your award winning keep
our nation media assassination episode 1490.
This is no agenda
tracking pipe globally and broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six.
Morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's beautiful. I'm John
C. Dvorak. Buzzkill. How beautiful. Is this used to be
raining in Florida?
Oh, goodness. It was did they write that for you use did you
pay $10 for that one. What for that joke seems to be raining in
Florida was a joke. Oh, come on.
It's a fact.
Alrighty, then. Yeah. How convenient is this thing. I
mean, it's very inconvenient for people. Uh, Tina knows a lot of
people they in Fort Myers once have a very difficult time
of Fort Myers got swept.
hammered. Absolutely. I'm hammer. Hammer hammered. No,
really? No, I
did. He got hammered.
So and you know, this, this is? So you know, I talk to Tina,
whenever this happens, and she's lived through cat two, I think
or maybe a cat three but never a cat five. And she said besides
the terrifying howling like, like you're in a freight train
in your house. Yeah, the noise is really bad is really, really
bad. The aftermath is the problem. She says, you know,
guaranteed there's a week the first of all, there are people
dead, you know, this, this is okay, massive day wrecker. Then
there's a week of no electricity. Everyone's got
generators running. And so just just constant generator noise.
Your house starts to get all moldy and smell like it's
rotting away from the
bad bad stinks.
And of course, this was a once in a 500 year event. Uh huh.
Sure. How convenient. First, we can we can knock off the news of
the pipeline of the pipeline sabotage.
So let's listen too much.
It's always good to
hear hear. Yeah, maybe? Yeah.
Well, it's about No, we don't
care. We just face it. What difference does it make to us?
Do
you think that Florida will have infrastructure back up and
running in time for the midterm elections? With this
devastating? Okay. I thought it was right. I didn't clip it. I
heard it. Tina was watching the five on Fox, and I heard the
other words have a token Democrat. Now sometimes it's
Geraldo sometimes it's a former Senators figures. Yeah.
CNN token Republic has totally
well done. CNN doesn't even do token Republicans they follow
they used to. So they have this Jessica lady. And she and I
gotta hand it to her. She holds herself up pretty well against
the obvious scorn and deserved. But she said something you said
and she was they were interviewing Marco Rubio. Rubio
is always in on games everywhere. It's I don't trust
him and she asked What about the nursing homes? How are the
nursing homes? And it just struck me for that moment? Like,
are we going to try and draw a comparison with Cuomo and with
DeSantis if people in the nursing homes die? I mean, I
just felt like that was already the spin that she was trying to
put on it.
TV sucks.
But we're supposed to deconstruct it so I'm just
trying to figure out where are we where are we going with this?
Well, I can't come up with anything. I don't really know if
I have any clips I may have one wrap up clip on the hurricane do
I
well, I have I have a couple clips.
Let's play that out of the way.
Let's go to Bill we're at CNN now. Usually when when there's
an event like this we'll we'll do a mock report now and let
everyone know how phony This is. But these guys were actually in
bad when there was no the wind was not phony. But the fact that
they're doing it it's just it's so stupid. Oh, it looked as
windy. It's windy. Oh, I'm hungover onto a Piper to a to a
stop sign. Oh, it's windy. It's windy. It's always windy. Well,
I put a condom on my microphone because it's windy, windy,
windy. Oh, this is a viral clips. You put a condom on the
microphone. That's the stupidity that distracts from the pipeline
wars. Anyway, Bill Weir who I think used to be a sports guy or
is a sports guy. He's out there and he does the inevitable.
end is coming in here. John. We just felt market increase in
wind speeds for the last 10 minutes or so. We were Ride
about 4050 miles an hour. It's hard to fathom, that speed
tripling in the next few hours by more now we're getting maybe
70 mile an hour gusts here. We're right at the point where
US 43 heads across the Peace River here, I'm just in front of
the memorial for sugarcane, Charlie, which in 2004,
devastated and sent a wake up call to this community about the
threats of living on the coast in a rapidly warming planet. As
a result of that storm, they're the first community in Florida
to put in a climate adaptation plan, a level coastal resiliency
plan that they're you know, I've been working on for years now.
And this will be the test is hard to build power lines or
building codes for 17 foot storm surge. So that's the crazy
variable here. Right now, no one has ever seen that. So we don't
know what that looks like. This is exactly what climate
scientists have been warning about for a long time. And now
we get to see how close John,
oh, man,
when did climate become weather all of a sudden, oh, when it's
convenient, oh, let's
ask the weatherman on CNN. And let's just pretend we're Don
Lemon.
Can you tell us what this is and what effect the climate change
has on this phenomenon.
We can come back and talk about climate change at a later time,
I want to focus on the here. And now we think the rapid
intensification is probably almost done, there could be a
little bit more intensification is still over the warm waters of
the eastern Gulf of Mexico, but I don't think we're gonna get
any more rapid intensification. If you look here, you can
actually see pretty interesting for your viewers, you can
actually see a second eyewall forming around the inner
eyewall. And that's basically this, John. Rest development dry
now. Listen, I
just I'm just trying to get that you said you want to talk about
climate change. But what what effect does climate change have
on this phenomenon? That is happening now? Because it seems
these storms are intensifying? That's the question.
I don't think you can lead climate change to any one event.
On the whole on the cumulus climate change may be making
storms worse, but I would caution against them.
Okay, well, listen, I grew up there. And these storms are
intensifying Something is causing them to intensify. Good
one time.
I grew up there intensifying, something's causing it. It's got
to be climate change. By the way,
there was actual audio from the control room. Like it. This is
this odd clip, which is kind of misplaced, but I'm not sure what
it is. I'd never heard of it. The Waffle House index. Have you
ever heard of the Waffle House? So I don't know if this is a
native ad. I can't I can't imagine waffle houses jumping in
on it. Other than maybe they're really trying to be a
communications mechanism.
Finally, the people who gauge hurricanes threat in a very
unique way
they call it the Waffle House index.
I brought the category three.
This morning some people in Ian's path are using an unlikely
guide to decide whether they should weather the storm but a
wipeout
air but let's get out of here. But we all we all know but don't
close.
So called Waffle House index is a tried and true test for how
serious a storm could be. And in Florida at least 21 Waffle
houses have closed up shop as cities across the state are
pummeled by en
they almost never closed. But you can see they're closed. They
even shuttered up the windows, a
color coded system was created by FEMA. And as a simple way to
visualize how hard the area will get hit green means the
restaurant is fully operational. Yellow means it's offering a
limited menu. And red means closed. The government
looks to Waffle House as a role model that explains what's going
on
and for a company that prides itself on staying.
How about that for a little insert that explains what's
going on government
looks to Waffle House as a role model that explains what's going
on.
And for a company that prides itself on staying open come rain
or shine or hurricane strength winds. Closing is a big deal.
Waffle House has an emergency protocol better than anyone
else.
Even though the index isn't meant to be a serious tool for
deciding whether or not to evacuate. The Waffle House CEO
says that it can be a way to see how well an area is recovering
after the storm.
If we are on a limited menu, then you know, there's some
limited resources if we are closed, and you know, it's
pretty serious, but if we're open, you know the community's
coming back. And that's the most important thing after a storm is
to get that sense of normalcy. We made it through the storm and
now we're getting back on our feet. Now,
is this a native ad
native ad or is it ABC setting up DeSantis everyone can say man
That's so stupid. They use the Waffle House index. That's why
people are dead. I'm just looking for the political angle.
It's there somewhere to
pre it's too premature for that. And besides that there's money
to be made. There's a lot of money to be made. So he's gonna
take precedent over the political angle by these
networks. Yeah.
Now there's definitely money to be made for sure.
That waffle house gets a nice boost. Yeah. And everybody gets
free meals there for the next few months. The I did the report
for sure. Yeah. Yeah. Do you have anything this storm like
the rest of them will blow over now? Yeah.
How come you're not on mainstream with those jokes?
That's, you're really you're you're fit for it. Right. Do you
have anything on the pipelines? Because I would like to breeze
through that briefly.
In the middle, look,
this is after all my, my beat
this you are saying yes. Why didn't get anything? Did I even
get it? No, I didn't get any pipeline stuff.
Someone retweeted a tweet that I tweeted to audit in 2013. I
forget exactly what the, with the read. I was replying to
someone. I said, now you're wrong. It's all about pipelines,
all about the pipelines. And here we are. This is this is
very interesting. And I think I certainly missed it.
Now. I understand. There's three pipelines. Yes. Yeah. Well, and
then the last one is the one that's kind of not paying as
much attention to which is the moon this important, which is
the new Baltic one which comes from Norway?
Yes. Let me take you through it. First, CBS evening news.
Tonight, European leaders are accusing Russia of sabotaging
two underwater gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. Ukraine is
calling it a terrorist attack. Authorities are investigating
the leaks in the Nord Stream one and two pipelines a vital source
of natural gas for Europe. There was a sudden drop in pressure on
Monday video shows bubbles where the leaks occurred after
underwater explosions were detected.
I love it. Why are they not using the words? Why aren't they
using the words false flag they use that all throughout the
beginning of the Ukraine conflict war. And now they have
the perfect opportunity to say false flag and they're not doing
it. I mean, they're saying they're saying the same thing.
Oh, yeah. Russia must have done that, because that makes nothing
but sense. But I just makes no sense. Of course, it doesn't
make any sense. But then I'm missing the false flag Monica,
which is just not throwing in there for some reason. So who's
wood? I don't know what you're talking about. It's nothing like
a false No,
no, no, I understand that. But if you recall, when this kicked
off in Ukraine, the main thing was Putin is going to do a false
flag Putin is going to do if it's a false he's going to do a
false flag, false flag false flag. Don't you remember that?
No, actually, I don't. He was over and over again. That's why.
Okay, let's see if I might even have
a give us a clip. Remind me, Newland,
it is Russia that has prepared internal sabotage,
destabilization and false flag options for you for Ukraine.
You remember now?
Newland, you want
a longer clip?
Let's talk about operations within Ukraine. We've heard
today that this idea of a false flag operation Russia looking
for a pretext to war they want an excuse to invade. So you say
well, this is straight out of the Russian playbook to try to
remember sabotage operations through false flag operations.
Okay. All right. You got me I'm not unconvinced that that this
was going on. But what is what was this? Those are all spokes
holes for the for the government. Yeah, you're playing
clips now they're from newsroom news. got news people don't do
that. Ah,
okay, we may have clips of false flag. Okay. Anyway, I've heard
no one used the term that's just interesting because they That
was why don't they say this is the playbook? How about that
forget false flag. This was the playbook destroy don't
infrastructure, blame it on Ukraine. Go
I have my thinking on this.
Well hold on. First we do the the the cover story which is
beautiful is everything was timed. This was meant to happen
with this. With this, this news popping the next day or two.
In a move that Europe hopes will ease its energy crisis. Leaders
have inaugurated a new pipeline delivering gas from Norway to
Poland. The Polish Prime Minister was joined by
counterparts from Denmark and Norway, as well as EU
representatives. This comes at a convenient time is trying
desperately to find new energy sources. And after Denmark and
Sweden discovery of a massive leak on the Nord Stream
pipeline,
do you show those portrait Annamma not only in poker. Today
we're entering a new era of energy sovereignty, energy food
and enhance the security of energy security, and also
security in the broadest sense of the word.
This completion comes at a time of Russia's brutal war against
Ukraine, and Russia's manipulation of gas supplies, to
destabilize our energy market and our economies. So today, we
in Europe together are sending a powerful message that Russia
will not succeed.
The project, which has been completed ahead of time, is an
extension of an existing pipeline that will benefit
mainly Poland, but also neighboring states.
So I don't think this pipeline is big enough to give Europe
what they need, it seems to be okay. But I think this this is
cover and all these clips of Nuland and Biden saying, Well,
you know, if they invade Ukraine, there will be no Nord
Stream 2am I mistaken in the memory that Nord Stream two
didn't actually get. I mean, it got completed, but they never
put anything through it ever.
Well, I was just listening to a clip on some while going through
clips about how they think it was Newland, so they're never
going to finish this thing. We're just never gonna get
approved just never going to get turned on.
Right. But but but I mean, yeah, the framing seems to her Okay,
let's perfect, it's too perfect to
blame the crazy information missing one. First of all these
they had to tax on the two pipelines. One, which is not
neither one is really operational is one of them.
But the other one had the turbine problem, and Canada
won't fix it. So it wasn't doing anything.
It was 30% 30%. So okay, so they're running it low capacity.
So there's stuff running through it. I don't know that Nord
Stream two ever had anything running through it was it's
unclear. The other thing that's unclear is that now this
morning's reports make it sound as if they that all three of the
pipelines, the Baltic one coming in from Norway, and the other
two, were all struck at the same time. But, but the reports for
the two Nord Stream pipes came in and then the other one came
in as an afterthought sometime later. Like it was striking some
other incident, but they've now put it together and make it
sound like it all happened at once. This is very poor
reporting. If they don't have the guys who can go in there and
dig around anymore, because they're too busy sipping
cappuccino, or I don't know what they're doing well, their time
in June, but they don't have the money, the resources have been
pulled for, ever since these large corporations. This is my
taking the side of the news organizations, really, they took
them so much money away from these guys that the Bureau's
don't have as much, you know, they used to have just tons of
money to give these guys and they could go out and do their
own thing for six months and not report anything and they get get
a complete story. And they don't have any of these dis going on
anymore. It's just like, sloppy word of mouth. What did somebody
tweet? Let's report that maybe that means not always, always
helps, is losses and they're all politicals only ones this can
stick around for what kind of and would
you consider at all that maybe the news media is being directed
not to go in certain places? Certainly you can. You can. You
can imagine that. So here's another piece of the puzzle.
NATO, in when was this June 14, held Balt ops, the Baltic Sea
operation with the US Navy Sixth Fleet, and they were
experimenting with explosives and ordinance the removal off
the coast of Bornholm, Denmark at the exact same spot. It all
makes so much sense that I'm thinking, well, who benefits it
can't be this. I mean, this thing from Norway and we have,
you know, our intelligence apparatus has very tight
relationship with Norway, they got a big spy station up there
that I know if it's ours, or they're running it for us. So
Norway will do anything and okay, this is this was on its
way. They finished it a little bit early. I don't know if it's
actually pumping or not. But there's one thing we forgot
about. There's one pipeline that we have looked at for well,
eight or nine years and and this is not coming up in the
conversation. That's the East med pipeline. And this East med
pipeline is the one that the the natural gas is off the coast of
Israel and disputed area of Palestine. They've done their
deal they figured it out. This is Noble Energy. This is how it
was the other one
is the pipeline in place. A parasite.
Yes, yes, it's in play? Of course it is. And it's not just
through waxy they're throwing it through through Greece. I don't
know if that part is completed. But I think this is what has
this has to do with a lot of Italy as well, because it's
supposed to go from Greece, to Italy, which puts Queen Ursula
has comments about Georgia. What's her name Moroni Maloney
in a little different context, you know, so maybe Italy now has
power? Georgia, maybe maybe Italy has some power? I mean,
and it would make sense. We benefit but what do we really do
that with all this evidence? All of all of these sound bites all
these clips? Or did we have Mossad do it since they benefit?
Also, no one has mentioned Mossad. Isn't that what these
guys do best? And most I'd never gets mentioned? Well, I'm
thinking they did this.
Well, I don't know that massage. Is that good. I mean, the people
that are the best, probably underwater demolitions, I would
suspect is the US Navy SEALs,
you would think, but we have a couple of them who are
producers, so they'll give us their their thoughts on it. But
the the benefactor of This Is Us. Well, we no matter what we
went
Yes. Over there. We went to benefit. We're a benefactor no
matter what. Yeah, we I think a benefactor anyway. So what's the
point of making these? You know, that's why
we didn't do it. Don't think we did it? I don't think I don't
think we have the finesse anymore.
So there you go. Now there's just a finesse. Oh, this I have
some clips. Let me kind of indicate this. Let me do my
rants. But
last clip on this is from Darren Beattie. He's, I think he's the
editor of revolver, which I think is pretty good. And he has
some thoughts. Well, just he has interesting thoughts. Soft
power is out. We're down to kinetic here, kinetic economic
warfare. And both Nord Stream pipelines have sustained severe
physical damage, which according to reports will make them
inoperable for the foreseeable future. All governments that
have commented on this have said that this is an act of sabotage.
And so the question is Who benefits from this? Now, of
course, US and NATO aligned organs are saying that somehow
the Russians did this without any explanation about why that
would be so but as you point out, one political official from
Poland, who happens to be married to an apple bomb, who is
a really a kind of royalty belonging to this Atlanticist
establishment, incidentally, she was part of the integrity
initiative, this secret influence operation group
designed to condemn Russia and sabotage the pipeline. He was
sort of mask or had a mask off moment on Twitter when he
actually thanked the United States, and showed a picture of
this big disturbance in the water where the where the
pipeline was, and you know, suggesting, okay, this is the
work of the United States.
Your girl and Appelbaum.
So this would be a distraction. Yeah. false accusation. Yeah.
For a purpose. So that so you don't do that unless there's,
unless the purpose you have to kind of now deconstruct what the
purpose might be. Why would you blame us? And I think I think
you're correct. I don't there's no reason for us to do it. Even
though we had the skills to do it. Because we already you know,
we're going to, we don't, it's really not it's for one thing,
it's a crime against humanity. And for sure, no, I think we do
a few of those. I don't think this is one of them. So why
would you then and was in the Polish? This gets so damn thick
with these books and phonies, and double dealers and ever How
about
this? How about this? How about this? We give the loop with no
one's ever going to address this. We're never going to say
yeah, we did. We're not even going to wink wink will kind of
be almost a wink wink, nudge nudge all the evidence. Is there
an apple Obama's making sure that we're all that you know,
and her husband that we're all kind of assuming? Well, you
know, hey, Putin had come in, you know, we kind of did that
and it'll just go away. But then we can cyber hacking electric
grid, we can blow up a pipeline here. This is the actual fault.
Maybe that's why they're not saying false flag. Maybe this is
the setup is a false? Yes. Here's Russia retaliating for
something that we didn't do, but everyone thought we did. I mean,
it's elaborate, but it's only two steps. I think they can
handle it
Laborat asking for trouble. Well, the
Apple bomb thing is what got me? Yeah, it's
an apple bomb that you had come into the picture before I don't
remember you had clips from you was your clips. The I had a
bunch of clips in here. What was that? What was that? What was
the police?
Let me see what the point was NPR propaganda and Apple bomb.
So we listened again since we're here let's
play this and it turned
out an apple bomb the Pulitzer Prize winning historian has
written about the current rise of populist authoritarian
regimes around the world. She's authored the introduction to the
new folio society edition of hunter orange post world war two
classic, The Origins of Totalitarianism that may seem
especially resonant during these times of Russia's invasion of
Ukraine, Chinese mass detention centers and the insurrection of
January 6 2021.
Proof it's your clip that's about an apple bomb on social
media and was a ask Adam,
actually, there's a lot of evidence that the kind of
connection that you get from social media only makes you feel
more lonely and isolated. You know, people talk about being on
social media, and feeling afterwards worse about
themselves worse about their relationships. And one of the
things she writes about in her book is the way in which
autocrats use loneliness so they separate people from one
another. And that then makes it easier to dominate them. Because
when people aren't able to act together, when they're not
active, when they're not participants in society, then
they can't push back. They can't even think about the nature of
the political reality that they live in.
So what would the ask Adam have been?
I have no idea. Well, here's the
answer. And does it make us vulnerable to misinformation?
Okay, anyway, I don't know why I played those.
Well, I'm glad you did. Yeah. I mean, I liked some of these old
clips that remind us that the disc craps been going on it's
under the surface and it's got all kinds of bad actors every
which way everywhere.
Apple, Apple has removed Russia's largest social network
from the App Store in order to be compliant with Canada Navia
which sounds
sketchy had nothing to do with our people tell him right it was
it was it was a Canada Navy. It was an Australia let me see what
it was. No, UK I'm sorry. UK?
Oh, yeah, we always kowtow to whatever they want, of course,
takes nothing but sit over
in Russia. I understand the Russians call Ukraine Nuland
Dustan. Makes sense. But he was he was the article that just I
mean, multiple articles. Nothing big. But the reporting that the
Russian Central Bank and Ministry of Finance, finance
agree on using Bitcoin, or other crypto but they seem to be
pretty focused on Bitcoin for settlements for payment
settlements. And this popped up not just in Bitcoin news, but
now I haven't seen it The New York Times. So I'm a little
sketchy on what exactly they said. But it would fit with with
my theory, which is, hey, you know, you either have to shut
down your plant or burn off the gas unnecessarily, or you could
put it to use and start mining Bitcoin. It's just, it's just
wishful thinking on my part, but there's now news articles about
it.
Yeah, well, I don't know how much of it they're gonna having
to burn off because it's just no, it's just throwing money
down the drain.
Well, what if you shut it down? Remember to start a bank, which
is
throwing money down the drain? It's all throwing money down the
drain?
Well, that's why they could convert it into money.
Well, I mean, they could it big amount of time would take to set
up a set up shop to make it work, especially which is
burning tons of gas, you can drop, you can never be able to
harness all of it.
No, no. But you can drop containers and they're good to
go. These things are good to go. You can drop them in and they
know how to do it. The knowledge is there.
Once you set that up, you know holy Putin.
Hey, man, um, I'm just saying that it's a possibility. You
don't have to get all you know, like, what is that? Are you 12?
No.
Yeah, I'm 12. Okay,
well then play some of your clips.
Well, I got bunches. I did that. We're gonna drop off the topic.
We had said we're going into direction pipelines here.
We just did. I did four clips on pipelines. Yeah.
More and more pipeline clips. Okay, I
have a okay. I have some stuff here. I have a Germany boots on
the ground. About the pipelines. This is Andre. And he's looked
through all the newspapers and he says he's one of our guys is
one of our guys. Yeah, we got one of our producers on all the
articles in the in the in the big papers state 100% Certainty
it sabotages mostly using flowery phrases like, our
fantasy cannot come up anymore with a scenario where this is
not a targeted attack, blah blah. Additionally, most
articles make sure to say there was already no gas flowing
through and now these mysterious leaks make it impossible to
impossible to reopen the flow in the future. How convenient is
people in industry organizations here are on the streets
protesting and demanding the reopening of the gas faucets. As
for the identity of the saboteurs themselves, the
article present multiple multiple possibilities one a
Russian quote false flag operation to further push the
gas prices up. That doesn't make sense.
No, because the gas price now Yeah. Putting anything through
now why would you do anything like that? Okay, one
another is allies of Ukraine, pointing out that with both Nord
Stream pipelines broken the gas route would have to go through
Poland or Ukraine.
There's your Poland. I like that one.
I liked that too. Finally, most news articles come with a mini
map showing the leaks are between the Polish coast and
Barnum Denmark I could not verify the three supposedly
leaks are located in international waters or not. Now
here's the bonus from the Sueddeutsche Zeitung and some
freely translated pearls from the article. The Deutsche own
Veldt Hilsa. Demands renouncement of using Christmas
lights this winter. It should be self evident. This is a direct
translation. It should be self evident to renounce Christmas
lights in cities homes and apartments. Considering the war
in Ukraine the energy scarcity but also for Climate Protection
reasons we should for once pause alone these private lighting
orgies cause a private lighting orgies, causing it causes a
yearly energy consumption of over 600 million kilowatt hours
an idea for an alternative, each city, each city, each city
should only have one Christmas tree decorated with fairy
lights, fairy lights, to deliberately save energy and
show solidarity that could make this Christmas a very special
one. Yeah, dark. So that's, that's the
light like that. That was a good report. He should give us more
information as he goes along during that exact same kind of
analysis of the news.
He also put in links and everything so it's in the show
notes. Very good job, Andre. Good, good boots on the ground
report. For sure. Okay,
so now we can move on to some other stuff camping.
I mean, I have Russia stuff if you I mean, we knew I
was gonna I was gonna take a break and do because I have a
bunch of these which kind of coincides it gets into Russia.
But I did have a couple of what's wrong with these podcast
segments.
It says that needs to be done right now in our in our hot news
break is this. Do you think this is an appropriate format change?
You could argue me out of it. But then I can go I can switch
over to listening to bite into it as rare as Jackie
this, I think is for once something we need to discuss.
me for once we discussed Biden constantly.
No, we don't. We didn't know we really lay it Yeah, yeah. This
is bad. Especially. John?
Hi guys, John. Yeah, Abdul Kareem Abdul Kareem Abdul
John Pierre VanDam. Yeah. So here's the damning clip.
Bruce, Jackie. She was gonna be here.
Wow. Why didn't you get the full club a little longer? Well,
because it was in context. It's funnier. No,
that is the sub clip. Oh, I'm sorry. You gave that was the
punch line clip you played? Oh, okay. I'm sorry. clip that you
want. Is Biden hunger meeting.
I screwed it up. Sorry.
I want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan elected
officials like representative Governor Senator Braun. Senator
Booker, Representative Jackie here was Jackie think she she
was gonna be here to help make this a reality. But thanks to
Senator Stabenow representative Laurel for their leadership.
Okay, okay. The reason I have the sub clip because I wanted to
play it after we played jump even though notch I listened
that sub clip is he so as he is dead it gave him no snowball.
No. They usually give him a speed ball power
half power they gave him this time. He didn't give me
anything. You think it was zero?
I think it was zero and no coffee. No,
I think this was probably they probably had already maxed him
out and they had to pull back.
You're gonna kill the old man Bill. Okay, well, then we go on.
Exactly. So this is John Pierre's excuse because somebody
asked her about what the hell's he doing here? And let's play
this sub clip one more time, because it's very clear that and
he's looking around he says Where's Jackie? I thought she
was supposed to be here play that one more time. This was
Jackie. She was gonna be here. Yes. He says, Where's Jackie I
thought she was gonna be here. And that's what he said, no,
stop right there. In the main clip, let's just listen to it
again because this is not now it's pissing me off in this main
clip listen to what he does. I
want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan elected
officials like representative governor, senator Braun, Senator
Booker, Representative Jackie here was Jackie.
Now why does he do that? Why does he Why does he? Why does he
say where's Cory Booker? Were so and so. Is it because she has
her right in front of him? I would like he's like he wasn't
looking at them. He's reading the prompter. I felt that it was
weird though.
I you think as Okay, well, that now you bring in some you bring
in a couple of interesting points as you go on that maybe
he's being set up? Yes. Well, whoever Yeah, grip. Yes. And but
I remember he was reading but I personally, I saw him read. I
mean, he's reading away and then he's also looking because that's
how I spotted that woman the other day when he saw in the
audience, if you remember, he was reading from the prompter
and saw this old 12 year old girlfriend to his Yeah, but that
was okay. Okay. And he was reading from a prompter and and
he saw her and he just glommed onto her. And so I think he's
reading the prompter, but he knows these guys, or they've
seen him. He wants to know where Jackie is she's. And so Susie
said Jackie, because he does this. He points and he.
Secretary tonight is explaining that when we look at
the video, I want to thank all of you here for including
bipartisan elected officials like representative he's reading
he's reading Senator breeding representative Jackie here.
Where's Jackie?
He'll the minute he says representative, then he looks
away. Ask so he's reading something that let me just see
if it's at the exact moment. It may be on the problem is
Jackie here? Where's Jackie?
I don't know why he does that. The prompter is at the back of
the room. He's staring at the back of the room with that giant
prompter.
If he if it was on the prompter, somebody would report it or
taking a picture of the prompt.
You would think I would hope who the hell knows? Those guys, I
mean, they
you notice there may be well, for all we know there's no
audience,
right? And notice that the guys who always sabotage the sound
are gone to our heroes. Like everyone Okay,
guys. So we let's just assume that this was on the up and up
and up. And he was looking for Jackie and couldn't see her in
the audience and went back to his spiel. That's hardly the
same as this explanation from John Pierre.
What happened in Hunter event today, the President appeared to
look around the room for an audience member, a member of
Congress who passed away last month and seemed to indicate she
might be on the road. So the President
was, as you all know, you guys were watching today's event, a
very important event on food insecurity. The President was
naming the congressional champions on this issue and was
acknowledging her incredible work he had. He had already
planned to welcome congresswoman's family to the
White House on Friday, there will be a bill signing in her
honor this coming Friday. So of course, she was on his mind. She
was of top of mind for the president. He looks very much
looks forward to discussing her remarkable legacy of public
service with them when he sees family this coming Friday.
Jackie, are you here? Where's Jackie? She must not be here.
Okay, I totally understand. I just I just explained she was on
top of mind. You know, this wasn't what we were able to
witness today. And what the President was able to lift up in
this at this conference at this event was how her her focus on
wanting to deal with combat food insecurity in America. And this
is something that he was lifting up and honoring. And again, he
knows that she's going to see her family this coming Friday,
there's a bill signing, that's going to happen in renaming a VA
clinic in Indiana after the late Congresswoman. He knows that he
is going to see her family and she was a top of mind.
Yeah, what she's saying is he was confused.
Top of Mind. Do you know us? This is how bad this woman is,
is? She's not a good representative. You could have
handled it the following way. So what happened was biting when he
said look, where's Jackie? What happened? He thought Jackie was
going to be there. He forgot that she died. It's just it's
not uncommon. The guy's pretty busy. He's like that's given
speech after speech after speech. You could tell he was
kind of tired. What give the guy a break. We'll Yeah.
So voila. Thank you for again, putting my point up front.
They're using this numb nut. Karina Abdul's John Pierre Van
Damme to bring down the president because she you're
absolutely right. Anyone here, you you would do better than she
does. Anybody would do better than this woman, she's dumb. And
they know it and that's why she worked perfectly at MSNBC. And
she's great at regurgitating whatever she's told. And she's
reading everything and she has, you know, and and then and then
and then it's same cadence she's she's a robot. Her
cadence is terrible. By the way, we're
one of those plops in your clips. Did you make that or
someone else? No,
that's circadence
No, no that were plops in the clip
there was. No I didn't nothing. I just clipped it straight up.
Or there's something wrong with your clipping machine.
No, I just took it right there was what it sounded like when it
came across on seats. There's a seat that's how it's a clip that
they posted. They may have added
Alright, no no I didn't say it's edited just sound there was
popping in it. Weird That was
weird. I know. I wasn't gonna take it out. But no, you might
be taking it to that level you might be right she's just there
to SET set her mind her own stew ya know
what I mean? You are so retired You are so right. You're so
right. The truth the simple answer? Hey, you know, yeah, he
was run ragged. It's a big day. It's a big hunger conference.
You know? And and he just, he just he just, you know, he got
confused slipped the United States slipped his mind. Oh,
crap. You know, there was no recovering from that for him. So
he just kept on going the guys tired sorry, he'd been doing
exactly what you said. And and of course he is you fit for the
job. But now Now everyone knows he's not fit for the job because
they won't even admit that he would the God confused it's
called a senior moment
well, it couldn't have been worse handled worse. Yeah. So
what up with that mind genre mind with a top a mind? Well,
he's he's he's honoring her top of mind. Pull bold crap.
Top of Mind. We got a lot of dumb people in this Biden White
House. Here's our vice president Kamala Harris, standing in the
demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
The United States shares a very important relationship which is
an alliance with the Republic of North Korea.
Why stop? Why
didn't you should we need a warning her droning voice you
know, it's it's amazing how bad it is. The way she speaks with a
kind of tone. That's that kind of weird. It's not monotone, but
it's not modulating and it's slow. Like she's talking to a
three year old. It's terrible. She's unbelievable.
Warning. Warning. Warning. Your attention cleaning. Trigger
warning has been activated.
The United States shares a very important relationship, which is
an alliance with the Republican North Korea. And it is an
alliance that is strong and enduring.
I had you seen this clip? Did you hear her obvious gaffe?
strong and enduring? No,
you didn't hear it? No, no, I'm
just saying the way she said it. I know I didn't, because I'm
still listening to their hurricanes. And I realized what
it is. This is the cadence of a stoner. Yes, I've said it
before. Yes. Yes, yes, you're right. This is the first time
right there in the beginning, you hear that she stoned. Now
listen to what she says John,
the United States shares a very important relationship, which is
an alliance with the Republic of North Korea. And it is an
alliance that is strong and enduring.
Did you hear it now? Yeah, she
said we have an alliance with North Korea that's strong and
enduring. She's stoned. Yes. Yeah, at the beginning of it is
where she's, I mean, she is it? No, no, no, she ever snaps out
of it. She's just starts stoned. Yes.
I know how this goes. It's called waking. It's called wake
and bake. It's a beautiful lifestyle.
The United States
there it is. Right. United States
shares a very important relationship which is an
alliance with the Republic of North Korea.
North Korea
that's not embarrassing. I can't get over this.
Hey, man. I got a little confused. You got anything left?
Hey, are you holding
she must be doing edibles on the plane over hey man does
any make good sense to you remember that one mill used to
do that when the sense Amelia was in any does that make good
sense to you? Wink wink nudge alright since we're on idiots
Did you see the the nerd orgasm that NASA had when they crashed
that dart into the asteroid?
I will say this I don't have any clips of it I watched the whole
thing. Oh, by the way the number one thing they said what was the
number one phrase they used over and over and over and over?
Oh wow.
Exactly.
This is listen we're headed straight in wow oh my goodness
okay
this sounds like a sex tape.
Yes, that's what I
never thought of clipping it because it was so dumb. But now
that you you played the clip it sounds like a sex tape Yes.
Oh wow. Oh yes. 3210 Wow.
Well, I have to give a fair warning. I have for all my ISOs
for the end to show mixes i Wow.
Okay. Oh my goodness. That was so fun. Oh, wow. Oh, wow, man.
Let's, let's do a little
okay, I can need to do what's wrong?
No, no. I want to do great, great reset. I got a super cut.
Okay, play it.
This is the global media, the Global Media. So this is all
around the world. Also us the response to George Maloney being
elected and becoming the Prime Minister, first female prime
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Italian head of government.
Can we put the dots together people?
So Berlusconi, by the way was a far right leader. Yes. And he
supports her that he compared to Brunico Mussolini,
because he's got the tapes from the Boombah Boombah party.
So now, yeah, this is bullcrap. So the point is, is that you can
here's a problem. The number of people who watch this, listen to
the news that don't even know where Ukraine is. Don't know who
Benito Mussolini is. It's not like Hitler Hitler works. Benito
Mussolini does not work. I mean, I used to always compare the way
that well.
Yeah, but hold on. That's I think that's the reason is to do
they want us A the most far right leaders since Trump. But
they have to say since Mussolini and I think we had Mussolini and
Trump comparisons.
We did but nobody else did. We're the only ones you and I, I
don't think it was generally done by the media or anybody
else they just went on and on about it's a Russian is a
Russian spy. They couldn't, they couldn't keep mixing their
messages. In fact, I think on the big list of all Trump flaws
that they put out there right, you're right. I don't think
Mussolini was listed.
So what you're saying is this is this is bad. Stupid I'd
messaging is what you're saying.
It's not a bad messaging, but it's so obviously coming from a
central point. Do you think?
I can't imagine I can't imagine.
John, you're really bright.
Just all you're coughing each other's homework or something? I
don't know. How can that be centralized? That makes no
sense. Everybody watches BBC reads New York Times and they're
done.
Yeah, that's it. You just do whatever they say. They say
Benito Mussolini, you do say Benny.
I look at the Dutch papers every single morning and you can see a
copy paste straight straight up copy paste little translate of
course. into Dutch. It must be great to be a reporter in
Europe. Oh just got up let's see. What's new? Oh, no, but
they get a lot they get. I'm gonna go to bed darling. I just
have to copy the news for
him face and they get perks that are unlike our perks over here
we have certain ethical things you have to deal with.
Oh, yeah. In Europe now.
I always when I go I used to go to see bit a lot in some of
these other European answers. Germany meet up with my my
compatriots work the media over there. And they just laugh at us
because we don't get all the freebies they get.
Like, what what kind of freebies?
Oh, they get it every weekend is some trip that somebody's
putting on codecs when it used to be one of the big junket
companies in Europe not here. And he used to give these guys
is, you know, yeah, come on. No, you're gonna get something to do
this weekend. Let's go do this. And then they take everybody to
some big event and then they give him a bunch of cameras and
it's just all kinds. It's just it was a goldmine. Ah,
what are we doing wrong? Clearly, all right, I'll just
I'll go through a few more. Great first of all, may I say
just in general kind of looking at what happened in the
financial markets? Can Can we say that maybe the Queen's death
was indeed the kickoff of the great reset. Because we get we
get bombing we get the kinetic war with with pipe sabotage.
We've got the markets just going crazy. And then not just the
markets but then the pound
elsewhere, the British pound dropped to an all time low
against the dollar after the UK is Finance Minister announced
plans for the largest tax cut in 50 years in an effort to boost
their economic growth.
I mean, you wouldn't need you get the you get the new prime
minister. I think a new Chancellor of the Exchequer
everybody's gonna be new. And she's she doesn't she's seem to
be good.
No, but of course, this is horrible. This dropped a
pound to a book, I guess I want to take you to his backup, which
is like the time to go to England is when the pound is
like this, because I remember when I was until the software
was on the last show. When I was a kid. I remember a moment when
the pound was $2. Yeah. Oh, yeah. It was $2 after the war,
and I think it was his state $2 Lillington. And I kind of
gravitated and kind of stuck at about between like 85 and a buck
60
Dutch guilder was $5.
What is it now?
Well, it's non existent because it became the euro dollar.
That's why it became a year but it was it was to guilders to the
euro. Hollens prices doubled overnight. Basically, when they
implemented that.
It was the same thing happened in Italy when they Yes, the
price in Italy was skyrocketed because of the way they did the
conversion. And everybody bitched and moaned about it, and
I don't know, because you know, they did all
but let me tell you, I recall working for me, VO was probably
still pod show. And I was commuting back and forth. And so
my main domicile was in London, but the pound was so strong and
kept getting stronger and stronger and stronger. I
couldn't pay my rent at a certain point. Check it out, but
check it out. So I went to Blum and I said, Man, you got to pay
me in pounds. I mean, I can't do it was really crazy. Go look at
it. It was there was some big moves, like multiple dimes worth
of moves. And it was it was making it I literally just
didn't have enough money to pay for stuff as Okay, so you got to
change that we did and then if Like the pound dropped like
crazy, and I was living on a high horse I never told anybody
about that part was dynamite. So you know, you got expats,
Americans
like you screw in your own company.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, well on
Wall Street, the recent slide in stock showed no signs of slowing
as the Dow dropped more than 300 points and entered into a bear
market down 20% from its high in January.
Then we get went up today so much. Oh, yeah, no, it's
slowing.
Well, it's the dollar is weakening. The Euro was back up
to almost 98 the pound is I think 110. Now they're back so
that they're recovering. What are the odds Soros was in the
other side of this trade somewhere?
Oh, did definitely you know, I
mean, what did it look like a man that that's his job? Why
isn't he getting credit for this one like he did for the last
time? I think he doesn't want because he didn't break. He
didn't actually break the bank this time. Anyways, things are
heating up in the central bank digital currency talks in the
European Union. And I know that our Fed Chairman Powell said,
Yeah, we're looking at it maybe three years for the US, okay.
But in the in the EU, it looks like they're moving a little
faster. And she was interviewed for the Atlantic Council. And
she revealed really something interesting about how the
Central Bank of Europe views the use of what they're how they're
going to try and sell it to us. Basically, she revealed that in
this interview,
I really want to talk about one more last thing, the digital
era. We're here for the rest of the day. Now.
What is up with this pashmina that she has draped over one
shoulder. Like she's like she's part of Starfleet Command that
has a sash.
I try just you just did it right there. That's the That's it.
It's it's it's really annoying. And she carries herself like
Madame Lagarde. The Honorable Madame Lagarde, look at my
pashmina sash everybody.
For the benefit of our audience. I am a bit puzzled. Why don't we
already have a digital Euro? I only pay I never pay with cash
only based with digital money. What is the central bank digital
cameras?
So do you think that was a setup question? I already have digital
why do we why do we need one Madame Lagarde.
Alright, right to keep it super simple. But he would say that
it's it's a digital banknote with a little less anonymity
than the paper banknote. Oh, okay. Because it is issued
guaranteed by the central bank. That bank notes will disappear.
No. Do you know what is that the first thing that we found out
when we did the first survey and sort of client testing. We found
that all those who are interested in a digital Euro,
that would be a central bank guaranteed payment system, peer
to peer and otherwise, they say that one thing that we really
care about is privacy,
which apparently there's a little less of
it. And privacy, I think has been I mean, there are countries
in Europe, which have suffered from lack of privacy. And these
countries are particularly attached to their privacy. But
second, I think there have been enough scandals in the last few
years of companies that have collected data through payments,
notably, and otherwise. And that have monetized those data by
selling databases by producing artificial intelligence produced
in depth analysis of you, me and others, and they don't want
that. So I think it's in addition to being the sort of
central bank, guaranteed digital bank note, it's also digital
payments. That should be available if people want it, you
know, if if you're against unwanted then we shouldn't go
there, but we should be ready if they want it. Because we provide
the guarantee that those data will never be exploited for
commercial purposes.
I'm going to stop right here. So the pitch that she's making here
to the question, why do I need I have credit cards? I Venmo. I've
got all the Why do I need the digital Euro her pitches? Oh,
because they are spying on you. They track everything you walk
through of course, you're gonna have an entire profile of you as
a digital profile, all completely true. And then she
goes and she says, Now you won't have that With the central bank
digital currency, and then she and maybe this is just her
misspeaking, but she says, Those data will never be made
available. Well, those, I mean, if she has those data, why is
she doing it? I mean, if you're just so are they doing profiles
of people, and they won't share that with company? What
you're saying? Like, I'm gonna try to rephrase what you're
asking me
try? Yeah.
If the data won't be shared, why are you collecting it in the
first place?
Or even turning it into a profile? But yes, why are you
even collecting it in the first Why are you collecting
it in the first place if you if this is going to be so safe and
secure, and it's never going to be shared? Now the way sure why
collected? What are you going to? What's the point? What's the
point of collecting it?
Well, the way she finishes up and this is almost done, it
almost sounds like she's willing to sell it.
So I think it's in addition to being the sort of Central Bank
Guaranteed digital banknote, it's also digital payments, that
should be available if people want it, you know, if if
Europeans don't want it, then we shouldn't go there. But we
shouldn't be ready if they want it. Because we provide the
guarantee that those data will never be exploited for
commercial purposes. Whether people pay to buy their bread,
or they pay to buy their cars, or what kind of
work she gave it away.
Yes, yeah, I'll play that bit here. Here we go.
It's all payments, that should be available if people want it,
you know, if if Europeans don't want it, then we shouldn't go
there. But we shouldn't be ready if they want it.
You mean that part? No, no, they will, the data will never be
available for commercial purpose. Yes,
because we provide the guarantee that those data will never be
exploited for commercial purposes. Whether people pay to
buy their bread,
which so now she's telling us what they're going to be
tracking. So this is the data that will never be made up of a
made available for commercial purposes. And here's some
examples of what we'll know about. You
never be exploited for commercial purposes. Whether
people pay to buy their bread, or they pay to buy their cars,
or what kind of medicine they purchase, what kind of frequency
they go to hospital is none of our business, central banks. It
can be the business of private sector, data collectors, who
happen to find out lots of interesting things about us.
This is not the business of a central bank, and it should
never be.
I think you're right, that she just told us she knows very
well. What they're going to be collecting.
I would have did a follow up question would immediately be
okay, what's not the business for the central bank? Is it the
business of the government? Is it the business of the tax
collector, the revenue ORs? Is it the business of the spooks of
the various intelligence agencies at their business? I
think it's kind of their business, isn't it as they're
not commercial? You're not selling it to him. He's giving
it to him. Is that Is that what school is going to end up? Yes,
Christine. By the way, I have these two photos. I'm gonna try
to remember to put them in the next newsletter
of Christine Lagarde.
Christine Lagarde pictures at the American Sea and the ones
that they are T uses I'll bet they're really mad. Woman have
wrinkles or what?
That's why you're supposed to look at the pashmina. It's, it's
like a Deborah Birx thing. It's really annoying. Because
you're probably right. It's to distract you because she's if
you see some of these real pictures she is she Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, my goodness. Okay, let's see what Oh. So amidst this since
we're talking about the sector, stories now maybe a trial
balloon White House mulling potential Janet Yellen departure
after midterms.
She was just interviewed on a show. I didn't get any clips
from it. I didn't get like, I get a lot of clips. But I didn't
get any of these that we're talking about.
You were listening to a podcast that irks you.
She was interviewed recently on some screwball thing. And she
seems like she's got a foot out the door seems to me.
Yeah, but why? I mean, wouldn't they
want the job? Job? Nobody likes the somebody's giving she
think she wants out or she being kicked out. What do you think it
is?
I think she wants out.
Yeah. There are 1000s and 1000s of Syrian refugees getting ready
to enter Greece through Turkey. You see the videos of this? I
did not tell it and it has a name has a codename Hold on a
second. It's called What's this called? Oh, ISO
1000 I could have been the same B roll this show for the 1000s
and 1000s of Russians.
Yeah, but there's Georgia now there's there's like the
guardian. I mean, this is a real reporting it's just not really
bubbling to the top because ma'am, no Turkey. But this is
Erawan What did they call that thing? It's like the it's like
the golden wind or something. Something horrible that she
don't want. Some way I can't find it has some weird name.
Yeah, so they're gonna trounce through Turkey and then I guess
keep on you know, through Greece and then keep going. I presume.
The Greece can't hit Oh caravan of light. There it is. The
caravan of light.
caravan of light. Wow, that's a good one. Yeah.
Yeah. It sounds like no one would come up with that one.
Yeah, caravan of light. me a break. And what else do we have
on the did the juice kind of going back to a Georgia Did you
see her roast macaron? I mean, like, really, really roast him?
No. Okay. I only I only have a subtitled version.
Yeah, that's the problem. We can't get some. But I'll read.
I'll read off his dynamite.
I'll read along. Okay, here we go. Okay. I'll read long
Emmanuelle McCrone. She's like her. Emmanuel Macron described
us as disgusting cynics and irresponsible about her party.
Of course, once I believe. If we have something here, the Italian
press began to ask. Did you hear what McCrone said about us? He
said, We're irresponsible. What a shame. irresponsible. Emmanuel
Macron are those who bombed Libya because they were
concerned that Italy would obtain important energy
concessions with Gaddafi and left us facing the chaos of
illegal immigration we are facing now. The cynics Emmanuel
Macron or the French who send the gendarmerie to return any
immigrant trying to cross the border in Ventimiglia. confini
of anti media mass and most of all, and because things have to
be said, disgusting. Whom is he David? She says something here
that's not translated. Oh wants us to keep mono is not
translated. It's probably such as a small penis. Next line, she
might look bad yeah, he's real small. Discussing is France that
continues to exploit Africa by printing money to 14 African
countries charging them mint fees.
And by children labor in the mines, and by extracting raw
materials as is happening in Knight and asiair. Where France
extracts 30% of uranium it needs to run its nuclear reactors
while 90% of new shares population lives without
electricity. Do not come to teach us lessons Macron the
Africans are abandoning their continent because of you. The
solution is not to transfer Africans to Europe but to
liberate Africa from Southern Europeans. God we will not
accept lessons from you is that clear? micron I thought that was
pretty good.
That she's just you know, it's about time somebody spoke up.
Yeah. Sure. Yeah. She's gonna be trouble. She's a troublemaker.
He just never likes the adulation. She does love her
because she is she she likes to shoot from the hip. He says his
shoulder as Biden would say she's
on fire now. Yeah,
you know argue that that
okay, now right. Let's just compare that 28 second clip to
one of our politicians back here in America. You tell me which
one you'd prefer. You just heard GEORGE Yeah Maloney. Here's New
York City Mayor Adams
We have a brand new york has a brand and when people see it it
means something you know when we go there it's not it's the
Kansas doesn't have a brand when you go there you okay you from
Kansas but New York has a brand that has a brand.
I mean, was sky
and now that there's that black guy who can do his voice kind of
only makes it even worse is whiny voice of the
mean. Aren't you mean our guy Our producer is our guy who's
doing it. Our producer has done end of show mixes with Eric
Adams
with that voice is dynamite doesn't
want I mean it's
I wish I could get that cadence he's got to Eric Adams is an
idiot. Who
think it's Sir Michael Anthony. Let me say No Yeah.
Here you go so free court judge who thinks he's the mayor told
me the best me on the globe. I can't force a TV jab. That's our
guy.
Sir Michael Anthony. Yeah, he's good. He's very good.
Take that on the road yet on some shows.
Take that on the road.
Take it on the road. Michael.
Take it on the road. What was that comedian LC what is their
name? Who does Kamala
da who Oh, that blonde girl who?
Yeah, they could do a show together. Larry and they could
do a show together be great. She listens to the show.
She does blonde girl who does Kamli Listen. Yes, Lipson. St.
Campbell is saying she loves the no agenda show and is stoned
voice. There
you go. All right. But it hasn't been. Would you want to write a
script because it has to be when I listen to podcasts, when it's
the best podcast of the universe, the universe being
universal, where we all come together to be universally
entertained by the podcast and the podcast, which is something
like that. Can you write that?
You could write something? Probably not that. Okay, we go
I'm gonna give you this as the ask Adam. So what's wrong with
these podcasts? Segment? Okay, ready?
I'm ready.
Now they got four of them listed right? Now Yeah, be careful to
play the right one. This is the one you're gonna play. I'm good.
Don't start playing it. No new show. Guess who won
New Show? Guess who won?
I want you to listen to this clip and tell me who this is.
Thank you to slack for supporting the launch of my new
show. Sure, the name of the ads but slack
do I get the buzzing now do I have to listen to 30 seconds of
this? Do you want me to buzz in or do I just let it play also
supports us by making our work more efficient budget.
This is Adam curry Hill Country Kara Swisher.
Okay. All right. So she's got this new podcast. She's doing a
New York for New York magazine because she got I guess booted
from the one from New York, New York, New York Times.
I think she knows what she's got. Listen, this is my hate
listen this woman so I know a lot about it. She said it was
time to part ways.
Yes. Music right. So I
feel they don't like lesbians. They don't like lesbian
recently.
This first one came out this Monday and I caught it right
away knowing that this is so important to you so you can keep
up
John I heard the podcast I listened to the whole thing
I'm sorry play here's now I got now I got some what's wrong with
this podcast? Everything.
Everything okay, before you get into it, here's so I hate listen
to pivot. Man that was some extraordinary hate to be had
there this week. But then of course I caught the on it with
Kara Swisher and she starts off her first news first episode of
the new show by saying hi everybody it's Ben Shapiro with
my little dick and it got to clip I don't have to do not
believe she
did that. Here it is.
Which one is it two? Yep. Okay, number two.
Thank you to slack for supporting the launch of my new
show. Sure the name of the ads but slack also supports us by
making our work more efficient. It's really where all Vox does
its work from launching iconic isn't still
number one yet still number one on there. Sorry, to
everyone from New York Magazine and the Vox media podcast
network this is the Ben Shapiro show with 100% Less LD II would
be little Duke Energy obviously just kidding not about the
little Duke Energy I'm Kara Swisher and this is the first
episode of On with Kara Swisher
and I'm name are aza. I've
been producing Kara for years and now I'm getting a promotion
and bumped up to sidekick I am the goose to your Maverick.
You know what happens to goose
dies? Yes.
But for now talk to me. Maverick likes to say
thank you for my moment in the sun like just a moment before
you asked me. Go ahead.
Yeah, so you know her promos this was baffling to me. I'm
kind of happy you brought this because you know I hated it so
much even I couldn't bring myself the clip now you would
ever do this. Well, I know I'm going to be clipping from her in
the future. Yeah, but you aren't going to do no I was I was going
to maybe mentioned if it came up and I'm glad you had the clip.
Some of her promos were like hi this is Joe Rogan with a new
show. Oh Just kidding It's Kara Swisher so she's she's
communicating to pointed that she's communicating two things.
One, she is doing a show similar where she has an interview with
a long interview with someone although it's only an hour Our
big
golly I've never heard of such a thing and it shocked depresses
she is so
irked. She's like an Air America. disc jockey. She's so
irked that these two assholes Joe Rogan and the little dick
energy of Ben Shapiro that they have huge audiences police watch
me I'm Kara Swisher
now here's the other thing besides that, by the way, some
poor form they're very clever.
We wouldn't say You know, we would have said no, but that's a
burn we're burning back to tape. Let's start over Kara. Just do a
normal. Hey, this is
what everybody else yes
you are and then she had Chris Cuomo on who ran circles around
her.
Yeah, I did I believe me I didn't cut I'll I got just a
What's wrong part which is the quick Chris Cuomo who the hell
cares. But I want to play part three. And then I want to I'm
gonna actually play this part three and in advancing with it
tell you what I think is wrong. You can't have two people
because he or she brought her side kick. To be as though she
brought her producer to be a psychic because everybody wants
to be in front of the camera. Right? Yeah. So she brought this
one and this other woman, she at some point on and off if you
listen to you watch the video. No. So if you listen to it, I
said, if you listen to it, you can't if you see the video, it'd
be better. If they have video. I don't I don't know. But they
sound like the same person. You have to if you're going to do a
dis a tip for podcasters out there. If you're hanging out
with somebody all the time you start sounding like them. You
can't do a podcast with them. Just like Glenn Beck by the way.
He's got those three guy stole sound like Glenn Beck, I'm
going to stop you there. This is what you're saying you should
not do is something that radio guys have done since the early
80s. I'm going to say Scott Shannon was the first one who
did it. As you 100 In New York, he hired Ross Britton, and every
other guy that he's hired as a sidekick. Who sounds enough like
him, that if he's told me the straight up, if Scott's not
there, either for one break or something or whatever, or even
for a whole show, the audience is not immediately tuned tuning
out because they hear a wildly different voice. And that's why
Glenn Beck does it too. Now, why Karen nating why Kara Swisher
does this I have no idea.
Well, I find it annoying. And even when Beck was doing his
radio show and he had these he had this one guy in particular,
that was always on the show with him. Like a side kick still
doesn't say they did to have a talk and I go I don't know who
the hell is talking here. This woman because she's hanging out
there in the same milieu and she's starting to sound like
her. She doesn't sound completely like her, but she's
sounding too close. And when you listen to this, she does
something else because she must be aware of this. Because she
keeps saying like if I'm talking to you, Adam curry, and blah
blah blah Adam curry. I don't you don't do that. Unless you're
trying to make it clear that you're identifying that you're
not Adam curry.
You don't even like me saying John on the show. We
don't I find a poor form for people to keep referring to.
Because you don't do that in real life.
Oh, I do that all the time. Tina, come on Tina.
You know you never I had never heard you say to you always
don't pull.
Don't pull the trigger. You always saying
yeah, Tina is when she's got the gun. So let's listen to this.
They do say darling to her.
That is what you say darling going part three, part three.
Trump has all been declared he's running in 2024 and the Queen
has died which is unrelated to the two items but in some way
who could blame her? Have you enjoyed your time off or summer
vacations Kara Swisher
I don't vacation name I ran a major tech conference code and
16 people invade your people in two days and then I've been
traveling and I've done tons of interviews. I don't I don't take
vacation. I
was there I was on stage with you in my yellow suit. Yes, I
love it by the way Kara Swisher you always need everyone to know
I'm Kara Swisher and I don't take holidays.
Yeah, I did this. I cringed at this as well. I'm like, Oh,
really? Oh, you don't take she's a millionaire multimillionaire,
probably mainly by divorce. But she's done quite well with her
conferences. And once she got away from from the Wall Street
Journal and was able to set it up herself. And you know, she's
she set for life. But she is she really thinks she's all that in
the bag of chips. She she tweeted. I tweet back at her all
the time. I hate her I might as well try to reach her. And I do
and she's uh you know, coming up the first episode of the pod so
I read and I reply yeah replies it please don't call it pod and
her reply I will always
Oh, Please usually you know who you can get under your skin. I
get on your break and broadcasting.
Oh don't tell me it's Leo Laporte me
silicon spin
Great show everybody. Nice talking to you, John. John.
John. Really? You gave her you gave
her the break and as far as I know she's never been
to man you got Natalie del Conte Morris and you got Kara Swisher
well done John. Coach to the
others believe me
coach to the women we hate what is going on. Now that's not true
because Jen briny is a runaway success that you knocked it out
of the park with her. Knocked it out of the park.
So I know the park with all of them in in essence. Part Two
part two of what's wrong with these podcasts? I want you to
guess
you probably wait Part Two when you mean we've
departure is a second second. This is called www TP another
own no one not. Don't start it. Okay. This is I want you to
guess who's doing this podcast?
Can I start it? Yep. Just seeing if I can guess it from that
alone. No decades ago. A quote was carved into a marble wall
at headquarters.
And you shall know the truth it reads and the truth shall make
you free.
Ah, this is the CIA podcast now. I just remembered what it was. I
wouldn't have known if I didn't know they had a podcast at the
very end. It was the slogan of the CIA. Is that the CIA
podcast?
Yes. This is episode one.
Yes. How bad does that suck?
More other? So they brought on for their first interview. First
of all these these two? Nick's
Do you have more? Clips of this?
Yes. But I had to switch the nomenclature.
Can I just say one thing about this podcast in gross violation
of I think all standards and practices. They are using
transistor as their hosting company. You know, on the pod
father I know stuff. Yeah, that's a French company. They
are host they are hosting this at a French company.
Yep. Okay.
You knew that.
I knew this was it. I knew this wasn't kosher.
Something's up here. Okay, what are we doing? What do you got?
So we're gonna move to that what that whole podcast was about
which was an interview with William Burns. And so let's go
to the clips Bill Burns interview.
Now who is Bill Burns?
He is the head honcho of the CIA former. He's got a really spooky
background, even though he says he never was in the CIA. But he
was an ambassador to Russia. He's been all over the Middle
East. Yes,
he's one. Episode one guest one. Yeah. You'd think that in
typical fashion, you'd have the director of the CIA on or you
know, maybe roll out Brennan to say you know, if you smell
guilty, you're guilty. Something like that. No. Okay. Can I
start?
Well, I know Bill Burns is the director of the CIA.
No, this was okay. I didn't understand you said yeah, no, I
said Bill Burns is this guy's he's been a spook all his life
yeah William Burroughs CIA director but they brought him on
and they it turns out to guy is not entertaining and and neither
are these two people that are just doing the podcast are so
giddy
and or is the music
or the music and tonight that but they had a trailer which
different music with the same opening, which was worse. But
anyway, so here we go.
D and I couldn't be more excited and honored.
All right, everybody, hold on a second. That's a good start.
Let's try that again. Really sounds like you're excited.
Okay, let's try that again. Can be let's try it again.
D and I couldn't be more excited and honored to sit down on this
debut episode with CIA director Bill Burns. Hello, sir. Thank
you so much for joining us today.
Well, it's great to be with you guys. And
why do they identify themselves by their like I'm Special Agent
burns I'm the I'm Special Agent Pete or whatever it was it just
host Are you
playing clip? Two?
Are you want you didn't tell me to play clip two.
Okay, no, I man play you shouldn't be playing Bill Burns
interview with no number.
Yeah, that's what I was playing. Okay. Yeah.
The time what's the length on that one?
To 20 long to 20
to 20. Okay. Okay, play
D and I couldn't be more excited and honored to sit down on this
debut episode with CIA director, Bill Burns. Hello, sir. Thank
you so much for joining us today.
Well, it's great to be with you guys. And you're right,
intelligence agencies are supposed to collect secrets and
keep them and not talk too much about them. We do usually
operate in the shadows out of sight, out of mind, our
successes are often obscured or failures are often painfully
visible. And our sacrifices are often unknown. At a certain
amount of discretion certainly comes with the territory, we
have a profound obligation to protect agents and officers who
risked their lives in support of our mission, which is to help
protect Americans. But I'm convinced, as I know you are
that in our democracy, where trust in institutions is in such
short supply, that it's important to try to explain
ourselves as best we can, and to demystify a little bit of what
we do. So that's why I'm glad you're launching this podcast
and glad to be with you. And that's
a great word to use the demystify word.
All of a sudden, it turned into a great podcast.
And what we are trying to do is just that is we think that by
engaging a little bit more with the public, we can kind of help
to lessen some of those misconceptions that many do have
of us. So thank you for that.
Agreed. And actually, so we want to ask you, what do you think
are some of the biggest misconceptions that people have
about the CIA?
Well, I should start by saying that I love spy movies. But one
big misconception that a lot of those really entertaining movies
feed is that intelligence in real life. It's just a glamorous
world of solo operators, the world of James Bond and Jason
Bourne and Jack Ryan, World of heroic individuals who drive
fast cars and defuse bombs and solve world crises all on their
own every day. That I have to tell you is a constant source of
amusement for my wife and daughters, and never cease to
remind me that they don't exactly fit that image. Since
I'm most comfortable driving our 2013 Subaru Outback posted speed
limits, and that for me, at least the height of
technological daring as when I can finally get the Roku remote
to work at home.
Oh, brother.
So, first of all, the CIA mission used to be informally
jump out of airplanes save the world. Here on the cia.gov
website. He said their mission is to protect Americans know, at
the CIA, our mission is to preempt threats and further US
national security objectives by collecting foreign intelligence
that matters, producing objective all source analysis,
conducting effective covert action as directed by the
President and safeguarding the secrets that helped keep our
nation safe. So it's just not true what he said. Surprise.
The there's I don't have all this interview, obviously, even
though the podcast is fairly short at 17 minutes. Oh,
really? That's their idea of a podcast? Yeah. Yeah, she's
and but does I get one more clip from him? And he gives away a
lot of the information that I don't know if he what's the
point of telling everyone he drives a Subaru? I don't know.
What's the point of saying he uses
because I'm not sure because the wife drives the Subaru and it
was a hit as he's not going to get him
back cookie. And then he goes on. He also talks about his 20
went overseas missions, which is a detail I thought don't think
was important to anything and maybe needless was
misinformation. But was he telling us this stuff? Or let me
ask you something maybe differently? Is this not just
another part of the unclogging? You know, now they're
unclogging. Now we're going to talk now CIA is coming to the
front, everybody's they're all coming back. All the Obama
people are all showing up. And now the CIA has been real quiet
for a long time. Now they're doing a podcast. I mean, that
can't be overlooked.
Well, I think there's
Is this the recruiting tool? Or is it just I think
it's, I think it's a couple of things. I I'm not sure what it
is, and the idea that they're doing their job, they I should
have no clue why they're doing this. But, but they're doing it
I think it's just to assuage personally, the woke element
that they brought into the agency, as a as a front and this
is just their, okay, this is their nod to these idiots. And
they're gonna Okay, well do me, I gotta be the guy. You're
interviewing me and you're gonna probably do five of these maybe
that and that'll be it, they'll be done. And they say, well,
nobody listened to and by the way, nobody is going to listen
because no matter where they put it, it's posted only on the
cia.gov site that I can find. I know this is it. This is so this
is pretty much to do. So he's
home. Our second bill is married to Agnes brown mother of
Scotland's national poet Robert Burns what now that can't be
that can't be right that's gotta be different you get some
somebody that's connected to his connected his wiki pedia All
right far to
the truth is that intelligence is very much a team sport. It's
a profession of hard collective work and shared risks, and
remarkable common dedication every day. Our officers are
doing hard jobs and hard places around the world. Every day,
we're recruiting agents and collecting information on the
plans and the intentions and the capabilities of our adversaries.
Every day are scientists and technologists and digital
specialists are developing new tools to help us compete to
those adversaries every day. Our analysts are sifting through all
that information and studying the global landscape that tried
to produce the best insights that we can to help the
President make the best policy choices that he can.
Basically, they do what we do. Except they haven't figured out
how to do make a podcast out of it yet. We do the same thing. We
look around we people give us reports, we get reports. For the
people who put it together, we use technology and then but now
instead now we turn it into a podcast, you turn it in you
weaponize it for political reasons.
We don't do that. That's for sure. So that led me to this Oh.
Which is the grin grin green roll gold?
Yes. I do have these clips. No, no, I do not have these clips. I
saw it. And let me tell you what happened. I had it ready to
clip. I saw your clips come and I'm like, Oh, he has it. I do
have it. So you got it.
So Greenwald was on the rising sun or whatever the hell the
name of this rising whatever it is the
The hills are rising. The rising No, no, but
the it's the spin off to what the two guys know crystal ball
and rising. Yes. They are. Yes. They went off to do their own
podcast and they're making money and your heal people aren't
real people. Zero.
So they had Snowden on and Snowden brought up some new
stuff. And New information has come to light. And I thought it
was fascinating. His interpretation may or may not be
on the money. But it's definitely worth listening to
what he had to say about mostly about Trump. And here we go.
I've got information, man, new shit has come to light. And
the reason why media outlets dislike Snowden and Assange, and
so many people like them, even though those people are the ones
enabling journalists to do the job they claim they're there to
do is because there's sources inside the CIA and the FBI and
the Justice Department in the White House hates Snowden and
Assange. And therefore they just reflect reflexively, those same
biases. That is what these media outlets are for.
Women that went too fast for me, what did he exactly say? Their
discussion was about a discussion ramble. They went
from here to there. Of course, it's the rising This was because
we'll speak also because anything with Greenwald is too
long.
It's too long.
He's long. He's long. He's long winded. Yes. And but by the way,
I took this I just took this clip off the end of his long
discussion of the of the what's wrong with the media, which is
that they they're beholden to CIA, FBI in the sources that
feed him stuff, and they just regurgitate it for the public.
Now, what
does that have to do with Snowden, though? I
don't understand. Well, it led into into the Snowden discussion
about him not getting his extradition. And that is
extradition, but his pardon from from Trump. But I needed that at
the beginning, because that tells you that the media is is
in the bag, and they're not going to help the whole thing.
The whole thing is it was rigged. It was fixed. And here's
he continues to kind of
play that first clip again, just so I can hear it now. Okay,
context, and the reason
why media outlets dislike Snowden and Assange, and so many
people like them, even though those people are the ones
enabling journalists to do the job they claim they're there to
do is because their sources inside the CIA and the FBI and
the Justice Department in the White House hates Snowden and
Assange and therefore, they just reflect reflexively, those same
biases. That is what these media outlets are for.
Okay. All right. I guess we'll continue with clip two.
He had to transit through Moscow on his way to Havana and the but
the the Obama administration led by Joe Biden did everything
possible to block him from leaving Moscow Ben Rhodes
boasted bragged in his own book about he called the Cubans and
said if you want us to let this embargo if you want to have
better relations, is with us. You better not do anything to
help Edward Snowden get out of Moscow? Because if you do,
there'll be no political space to do it. The reason he's in
Russia isn't because he chose to be it's because the Obama
administration forced him to be precisely so that they could
turn around and get morons to think, Oh, well, if he's in
Russia, he must be a Kremlin spy.
And now he's a citizen.
Yeah, this brings up a lot of possibilities, which I put down
as more background. I
agree. I agree.
Not a big deal. That's just more background to the choice clip,
which is next. And
that is the problem is it was the Trump administration
considering actively pardoning Snowden. I think it was one of
Trump's more cowardly moves. Not to have done that the reason he
didn't was because the second impeachment trial was hanging
over his head in Marco Rubio and Lindsey Graham made clear it and
Mitch McConnell if you pardon Snowden, we're gonna vote for
your own impeachment. But he didn't. And now the Biden
administration was a part of the Obama administration is
continuing this repressive attack on whistleblowers that
led to Snowden not being able to come back to the United States
in the first place.
Yep. I had never heard that before, Glenn, that there was a
threat from Rubio and Graham and some of the more like hawkish
pro security state Republicans to potentially vote to convict
Trump in that impeachment hearing over Snowden. Is there.
Just explain that a little bit more to me, because that's a new
piece of information for me. Oh, this
is great. So it's the Chip and Dale and the turtle.
So you have the turtle you have the Chip and Dale, you have
Lindsey Graham, that lady G. And you have to remember that
Rubio's on the Intelligence Committee. Yeah, we have to, we
have to always remember we always have to remember or
recall the fact that the FBI is what was always primarily used
for does work. They do stuff they got, I think, Bo
Rubio because he is on the Intel Committee. I think Rubio is real
problem. He's a remedial
compromise. I think the FBI has got pictures of both Graham and
Rubio with a dick in their mouth. John, blunt about it.
Geez, that mean, and I would never say something like that.
Hey, you would know.
But there's something wrong with this picture that these two guys
especially I mean, Graham, we know is just a phony lives at
home with his mom. Still as far as I know. No, that's serious.
Yeah. And yeah, life did look good. Last time we came the
conversation as it was during the Trump administration came
out they lived at home with his mom.
I mean, you could have said tubes smoking. I mean, anything
would have been better than that. Oh, you know, I'm done by
that. Smoking that's I don't want to be vague. This is what
they get a photo of. And so they these guys can't. They're there.
They're useless is
you're making a mistake as represented Mark. Mark on
public. Marcos. Mom lives with him. You say Don't you
understand? He lives with me. Okay.
The Indus not Marcos that has lived with the mamas, Lindsay
Oh, Lindsey. Oh, same lady G. Lindy Hop, please.
No, no, Marcos Rubio i Who knows where he lives with what? But
that's stupid. It's pathetic because he was a runner for he
was gonna try to use going for president and he was
compromised. He's obviously compromised. If this story is
even remotely true. Lindsey we know is totally compromised
because he sways with the wind and sways other ways. Yeah,
there it is. And
the honor roll Jhansi keep it going. I'm sorry. You shouldn't
say your name. Hey, you You're on a roll you
so So this story is your and Trump should have known better
he says we all because you still need 75 yes votes to get the
impeachment. I think if it came down to a lot of Democrats would
pull back on it because nobody wants to impeach the president.
And it because the second impeach was over the phone call
the perfect phone call. So I mean, that was dumb. But if
those guys came over to Trump's look really well, let's play.
There's a little more information here coming up.
Let's go to part four.
Yeah, so you know, obviously I was somebody who was working
very actively, both publicly advocating but also in private,
doing everything I could to secure a pardon for both Assange
and Snowden. Snowden being my source. And Assange being
someone I regard as heroic. And there was real movement inside
the Trump administration to give particularly Snowden apart Nicky
much closer to Snowden, then they get to Assange. And if you
think about it, why would they have initiated an impeachment
proceeding against a president who within a couple of weeks was
on his way out and the reason Crystal was that they were very
Free that on his way out. But Trump was going to do a bunch of
stuff, including not just giving pardons to Snowden and or
Assange, but also declassify all kinds of documents he had been
threatening to declassify about the CIA about the Kennedy
assassination. Had against Trump doing what they consider to
crack up on his way out was the second impeachment trial. And
they explicitly communicated to Trump, multiple Republican kind
of hawkish senators did that if you do that, we know you're
thinking about doing what right Rand Paul and Matt Gates and
others were encouraging him to do, which was pardon Snowden,
that will severely jeopardize your chances of getting out of
this impeachment trial with an acquittal. And that was the kind
of Sword of Damocles hanging over his head during that
transition.
Wow.
does that relate to the documents that he then takes to
mar a Lago? Because there's some reporting that the documents
that he took there were, you know, related to Russia gate,
they were things that, you know, he had flirted with
declassifying before, but didn't for whatever reason, do you
know, if there's a connect there?
What I know for sure, is that Trump was threatening to
declassify all of those documents relating to Russia
gate because Trump believes I think, with a lot of validity,
that there were crimes committed or at least ethical
transgressions committed during the 2016 election to create and
manufacture russiagate. It came out of the CIA. And I don't know
exactly which documents he took. Nobody really knows exactly
which documents he took. But sure, it certainly seems to
align with everything I knew at the time, which was that Trump
wanted those documents public had the power to declassify
them. And now his defense is that he did.
Man, that's not bad for Crystal.
No, that at all, man, that's and what's interesting is you listen
to this. And then if you go back to the CIA, podcast, and listen
to Bill continue, he goes on about how important it is to be
nonpartisan and blah, blah, blah. That was just, I made sure
to clip that part too. Because it's just like, What are you
kidding me? Especially after that Russia gate in his more
recent stuff with the Hunter Biden laptop and all the Intel
agency heads going on? It looks like a Russian deal to me. I
mean, it says he's got all the earmarks of a Russian hoax. You
know, these guys are into it up to their neck. Hennessy,
actually kind of potater not doing the public service
now and do you think that they're going to fix this with a
podcast is that I know what will
kill the podcast, but I'm pretty sure I said it was which is just
a just wage product. And I got woke newbies
night. I'm down with that. Wow, that's pretty explosive. So
Rubio, so the Chippendale and the turtle, those guys, Lady and
the lady who's the Lady,
lady G.
And I'm sorry, I keep forgetting the third wheel of the village
people unbelievable. Wow, good on crystal ball. There is
nothing to deconstruct. I mean, I can't even give Clip of the
Day because it was just they did the work.
They did. And with that, I'd like Lachey Greenwald did the
work.
I'd like to thank you for your courage say in the morning to
you the man who put the sea in the Chippendale and the turtle
ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to my friend on the other
end, Mr. John C.
In the lady
Nolan games and all the Knights out there.
And in the morning to the trolls and the troll room who've been
diligently hanging out you've handed me a couple of good ones
today trolls like that. Appreciate that. The troll room
and troll room.io is where you can log in. You can check it
out. You can talk troll, do whatever. Listen, you'll be
listening live to the stream. So you can hear the show on
Thursdays and Sundays. But it's 24/7 there's always a reason to
go in there. And I don't think we can ever run out of space
there which is pretty good. Let's give them a little more we
have 1971 1971 Same as last week very stable, stable count. Now
did you tell me after last week or the last show that you have
saw seven cars effer or so yeah. Was it a seven or a six
you bring it up? The Zephyr as of the for the last couple of
weeks has only been seven cars as opposed to the normal eight
and the holiday nine which is missed. But there's been seven
cars there was one eight cars ever but it doesn't count as an
eight cars ever because the last car was actually a private car.
It was one of the nice ones a nice one. So it was still seven
cars ever with a private car on the Amba destiny has been
running 7777 consistently. You should have given us
a report because we could have predicted the market collapse.
Maybe Maybe I'm sorry for the trolls who I counted too
harshly. I guess they have sensitive ears if you pat them
along, sorry about that. So if you're not a troll you don't
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Twitter without the annoying algos and advertisements. So
looking forward to seeing you there. Now let us thank the
artists for episode a second in a second of a shown and we go in
a shownotes Episode What is hmm
well was high Is that a thing popped up on my screen that I
thought was only on the other computer, but yet here it is.
And that was well I just close it so I can't tell you what it
was it's
okay. I'm glad we stopped for that. But you're the one that
stopped 1989 was titled sophist trees or sofas trees choice,
which was quite upon
upon. And the art was by the one and only OG of the Art Generator
himself, Sir Paul couture. Yeah, brought us a beauty. Now this
was a complex image, which always gets I mean, if it's a
beautiful piece, and it's complex that always gets our eye
but he had some good things in there. He had, who he who he he
had, like a hui Hui cheesecake girl,
you know what I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm about to say something
about polar couture is art. And it's not always this way. But he
does some of the best emblem art he's the one who did the
original. That's why he's good at it. And he's good at do and I
think he should be put aside as a name to like if you need
something like even like a coin a real coin design or, or a
symbol or something that's round. A badge a button King
Charles should call him for the for the coin.
Anything that is debt is got it just like this is desert style
of art is good that he's really nailed, he can do it. And so
every time he does one of these things, even though in this
case, it's not a perfectly symmetrical piece because he got
to cheesecake on there. But generally speaking, it's steps
dynamite is dynamite. Logos. If you're going to give you any
attorneys a
logo, get a hold of it. That's it. It's the logo logos, you'll
do a lawyer he'll do a logo for five grand, it'll knock your
socks off. All right,
there you go.
agenting form
and you know what I'm thinking that's the kind of value we got
out of it. Just thinking about the art generator itself, the
value that he's put into the show by by setting this up and
maintaining it through several horrible code changes from
headless Drupal, to whatever we're running on now. PHP Thank
you very much, Sir Paul. Fantastic work we appreciate you
so much. A couple other things that were here on the no agenda
art generator.com which you can always be refreshing during the
show. There's new art there for this episode already. There
wasn't really that I kind of like Dame Kenny Ben's who who we
could set it was nice but it was small. Yeah, I couldn't read it.
It was small guns for granny didn't quite work. There was an
interesting sir net Ned but it was Humpty Dumpty economy and
definitely didn't really anything that we talked about. I
don't think in that regard. We had more you seem to who we who
is Was that was that? We already had that dollar right. With your
head on it. You already had that one. Was that was that for the
show? I can't remember him correct to record I don't think
that was for this past show. Was it?
Oh, no, that no, it was last year. I made this show that I
wanted a copy of the art but it never got heard from
we didn't get a big offering. Mike Riley came in with I mean
it's it's beautifully drawn but I just don't know if we should
put too big nipples on the artwork is a great piece. But it
wasn't clear. It looks a lot like he took the head from the
from what's the the boy's name and family Family Guy?
Yeah, Chris.
Chris. Looks like Chris. It's the same colors. Anyway, thank
you very much, Sir Paul couture. We appreciate very much that you
do this. Before we move on. I just wanted to say this is a
value for value. Are you podcast we coined the phrase we have
kind of invented and refined the the entire format over the past
15 years, big 15 Coming up 26th of October. And the value for
value really is, in my opinion, the only way to go with media,
just because of all the problems that advertising brings along
with it. And you know, I've now identified that there is an
actual podcast industrial complex, which is quite small,
big in numbers. There's no billion dollars in advertising
running through podcasting. I'm sorry, I'm not seeing it as
people double counting with NPR and other things or you know, I
Heart Radio. And, you know, unbelievably, Bloomberg came out
with a story yesterday. Did you see this about podcasters?
I probably did. No. So
the the, the headline is kind of incorrect. But the headline
says, podcasters are buying millions of listeners through
mobile game as
well. Yeah, I did read this piece. You sent it to me.
Yes, that because I wanted to discuss it briefly. But it's not
podcasters. It's I Heart Radio. And so they've been buying 6
million downloads a month through a mobile game. Where you
know, in order to get some digital goodie, you have to
listen to at least 20 seconds of a podcast, which and here comes
the unbelievable part is the exact length that needs to be
played in order for the IAB, the Interactive Advertising Bureau
to consider that a full download listen to play by a human being.
Scam since 2018, they've been doing this. They spent over $100
put
up with any of this.
It's It's such horse crap there is none in the IAB
is falling right in line. I mean, excuse me, I'm, I'm
thinking of the era in this 80s When all these magazines had
their labs of computer magazines all had these labs, and they're
doing testing of this and that. And the first thing that people
started to do was game the testing. So there was some,
there was also a thing called the Chang modification where
somebody, some Chinese kid had put a circuit on a Pentium. And
if you ran it through any of these speed tests, how fast is
this computer? It would, it would pin the needle. You're
like Holy mackerel, nothing's this fast. How did this kid do
it? I think I remember this. Yeah, it was though I kind of
publicize it a bit more than I should have. Did you like see a
diode or something simple like that? Oh, he did something. Now
it was an outside circuit because you can't really snip a
diode on a Pentium No, but But then we started running into a
PC mag is doing well is that we started running into these
people. And I can name the name of the company. I think you're
still in business. But there's one company in particular, that
would sheet. This is, by the way, this is all pre a prelude
to what happened with Volkswagen diesels and all these diesels
were when the computer in the car said, I think we're being
tested bill. Oh, okay, let's turn down everything. So it
looks like we get good numbers. And then when the test is over,
we'll go back to normal. There was graphics cards that were
pulling the same stunt. So if it suspected a test, or it saw a
test coming its way, it would just jack up its own numbers.
And it was there get these huge numbers. We had one guy in the
lab, unfortunately, and is a pretty good friend of mine who
caught wind of this trick and made I state's case out of it.
He was just on a rampage to get these guys are not allowed to
advertise or anything in between, which wasn't going to
happen. I can tell you right now. But yeah, scams. And that's
what you're talking about. In fact, I know a number of
podcasting companies that did similar things
will also Yes, I do too. And I just wanted to point out that
there's an industry in Silicon Valley, not just for podcasts,
but for clicks for signups for inquiries, whatever you need. If
the price that an advertiser will pay is $27 CPM. So for
every 1000 impressions, clicks, whatever it is $27 they will
come to CEOs and usually around the end of the month, the end of
the quarter or before a funding event or board meeting and
they'll say listen, we got we got some here for a $25 CPM. So
you've got the arbitrage in the middle there $2 You look like a
genius and they spin it up and it's it's pretty much
undetectable for a long time. They change continuously. They
names like Monopoly. They're usually game companies, or
mobile games that people are just making money off of.
They're part of the scam. This is a giant, giant scam. This is
a
giant scam and advertisers that play along or the I don't know
what they're thinking they're fooling themselves.
But the IAB has responded to this and said, Yeah, no, those
are valid plays. It's 20 seconds.
Well, they've been they sold out then,
of course, they sold out. And they charge every every hosting
company who wants to be certified by them. $50,000 just
to get their phony baloney numbers.
20 seconds does not a podcast, make
it even 20 minutes barely, well, CIA podcast. We've been doing
our own little analysis on some numbers. And I do have I just
want to see what kind of apps are reused. Somewhere out there.
John. There is one guy or gal I'm not sure. Who I would like
to focus our spotlight on because there's still one person
out there who listens to the no agenda show on a Zune. You think
so? No, I know. So I saw I believe we tracked it. There's a
there's about eight people who use the Roku. But that one zoom.
The one lone zoom listener has
impressed how does he get it? Yes, it what does he do record
it off to? I don't know I've been putting it on the Zoom. Now
this and how would you know, the
Zooms go because the Zoom has, you know, every podcast, every
player every every download where it's coming from so this
is Zune user a great product one way one user one, it had better
fidelity than the Apple, which again, you know, Betamax versus
VHS thing. Doesn't matter. Who cares? I mean, people would get
the two ear buds and two years ago, the thing cranked up to max
and I listened to lousy music that's poorly recorded. What do
they care about the quality of the sound? But yeah, it's
interesting. I had I think I still have a Zune in the
collection somewhere.
Let me see we have Pocket Cast is real high for us podcast
addict. But then we get antenna pod cast box all kinds of cool
ones fountain overcast, but the Roku is in there people were on
Roku
Yeah, I we have to the guy couldn't corresponds with us
once while he maintains that Roku code that's dynamite
because I bitched about it once on the show saying he fixed it
the next day
when they assume it's there you got it and there you go. So
value for value seems to be a much more honest way we love
being at the mercy was
definitely the most honest way that's for sure. Yeah. Yeah, we
love being at your mercy it's much better that way much much
better. Yeah, you just bail out and we're done. Keeps me on my
toes tell you that. All right, let's thank our executive and
Associate Executive producers who have supported the show
kicking it off with Jean Harris and I'm looking to see Did you
find anything from from Jean i
Yes, I did hold stuff. Oh, but not this is so I have a number
of letters from Jean who sent in things now and again and dislike
it but you have them here. I have I got one from Iowa swine
day from August 16 contribution is another one whose donations
July 9 I get that I get nothing this recent.
I don't either. And so it's kind of out of character for him. But
here we go. Jean Harris from Winter Park Florida. Wait is
Winter Park in the in the path? Could he be
a matter of fact it is up I hope he's Winter Park. Oh wait Winter
Park. Oh, no winter parks. I know. I'm trying to visualize
the map in my face. I think it's south of Fort Lauderdale. That
would be on the other coast.
Oh, okay. That's closer to our thing. Okay. All right. Well, I
think we don't have a note from Eugene, but thank you for your
18081 donation. So one Oh, so clearly, it's boobs. squeezed by
sticks.
Big giant, floppy one.
I don't know what it
is it aside,
but we we do appreciate you ma'am. And
we'll we'll read your note when we get it. So of
course let's give him a double up for now. Well, we have him
here. You've got karma.
So we have Brent Young's up 666 from Los Angeles, California,
which obviously is the number you would provide us if you're
from Los Angeles. Absolutely a Hollywood producer. Brent young
he writes please accept this. Check it this is he's writes he
brights with huge letters and a lot of flourish very difficult
to read. Please accept this check and that is woefully
inadequate. Or delinquent. Delinquent please be nice at the
douching Oh we got
you've been de deuced
then he's had somewhere word I can't read and he says my
favorite jingle is chemtrails I soaked to play at the end my
sear my serious are biting up acting up something up like
crazy my sick sciatic nerve maybe my maybe sciatic or I
don't know which he heads which heads me for defined there is
Schiff or shit cirrhosis cirrhosis? Cirrhosis. Whoa,
yeah, I think Cirrhosis is spelled with a C if I'm not
mistaken. He's got a spell with an S there Szeged Ababa blah in
something thing air thin air thing air the air. Viva la no
agenda. Brett the Hollywood night so he is a Hollywood night
are Brett okay he has he obviously. Yeah, because I got
asked him I'm looking
at his IMDb which is quite extensive going back to 2006 He
has done a lot of shorts. He has done some documentaries he's
done several Spongebob Squarepants productions
I can see that from his writing
donkey live let me see was there anything else this That's it.
That's director and let's just check because soon we will have
a producer credited in here. The last temple flight of the Dragon
documentary flying over a lot of documentaries
well maybe it's a different guy because there's about 40 Brent
Young's in the IMDB
Okay, fine, he's
gonna have to send us his.
I mean you can't just claim that you need some proof bro.
I think whatever he wants for 666 bucks you can be the queen
of England.
All right. You wanted to chemtrails
and a D Duchenne and we give him the detail we gave him the
dilution. Okay, chemtrails. I guess that's it.
HJ Smits in Utrecht, the Netherlands 334. Adam, I sent
you an email with show note 1490 That's not how you're supposed
to do donations. John, would you like to explain and
I will explain once again, for everyone. The word donation has
to be in the subject line and then we find them that way.
Otherwise, Adam gets to 300 pieces of email a day. I know I
get 400 Yeah, and we just if it doesn't say donation, we can
just do a search sort and boom, there's all the donations in one
spot. We can look at it but I
happen to have him here. i He has been found in the morning,
Adam love the show since 2009. Some suggestions and questions.
One, I donate $1 more so as not to evoke Corizon, the Middle
East demon so instead of 333334 What is this Corazon? The
Mideast demon? Do we have any idea what that is?
No, but I think he's negated by the dot 33. Yeah, exactly.
He says believe me you don't want him showing up. Well,
thanks for protecting us. To Adam, please be kind to the
Germans. But they've been guilt ridden by the war in Hollywood
hounds them till this day the truth about the war is protected
by law in many countries that that's injustice by itself. To
our we mean to Germans?
No, I don't think so. Well, I just might be right there to
write them about they're stealing the bikes from the
cars. Yeah.
That's about is as much about the Dutch as it does about the
Germans. Now, man, I we we love our German producers, all of
them of course, and that many have been around for a long
time. Sorry,
perfect. We did we do a report earlier.
I think it may be because of the German accent. Maybe they don't
like that. Yeah, but
your main accent is the Dutch accent which is the better one.
Adam, you return a polite message. John ignores emails.
That's not true.
What emails do you want to receive aside from shownotes?
John, I guess that's for you.
Well, I I'd say donation in the subject line would be good if it
has to do with a donation. If it's has to do with some boots
on the ground report that you want us to look at, I recommend
and Adam agrees that we you send them, you get one of us to start
taking them. Not both, because then we will I think Adam will
get this one I think General gets a never gets picked up. I
don't know, just bright more interesting headlines over this
subject lines to get my attention. I have no idea.
And I will say that a lot of people have gotten into the
habit of just Capo just forwarding Twitter to Adam. Oh,
it's a Twitter thing for that. Oh, just from the forums. And
from some people, I get 10 emails on a show day morning,
one after another, you just going through Twitter and
emailing me, please tag me on Twitter. That's the appropriate
place. There's no reason to email me a twitter link. There
really isn't. I look at Twitter in my inbox specifically. And
but so when you email that, it's too much. If you have emailed me
three times in a row, like just boom, boom, boom, you're doing
too much. Think about the hundreds of pieces that because
I read everything I have to process it. So don't wear down
your podcaster. For what happened to the PR associates, I
received that title, but others did stellar work in promoting
the show. And they I guess they have not. We have what happened
to PR associate is that a credit that has since gone by the
wayside?
Well, now that you mentioned it,
I don't remember. Yeah. What was the level for PR associate?
I don't think there was one. Well, that probably
you've been around a long time that probably morphed into him
in the mouth. I'm thinking anyway, so as if you have plans
to come over let us know the dollar is pricey in the no
agenda community is large and friendly. We can we can we can
party with our dollar over there, John. while stocks last.
Yeah, if you can get over and back. That's the problem.
Actually, Horowitz and I discussed the great
possibilities are going to the UK at this rate of the pound
sterling. And it's like, yeah, you get stuck over there or they
do a lockdown. And it's just go you don't want that. It's
horrible to even contemplate so even just
you haven't traveled in the last, I don't know. Two years,
two years. It's been horrific. I hate it. I took my first flying
lesson for the instrument rating on Tuesday. I'm gonna fly myself
I'm sick of this shit.
Yeah, okay,
well, what can I
just say that expensive exercise when it's not necessary or
shouldn't be necessary because our civil aviation system should
be able to do take us to London, you know, out of San Francisco
nonstop without a hitch with good service on board and not a
bunch of maniacs running around or anything in between. And we
shouldn't have to worry about coming and going but now we
because of these because of the companies themselves who fired
all their people because they wouldn't get vaccinated and all
the rest of it. We end up with this mess.
And it's not just the pilots. You know, Heathrow has limited
flights he said 100,000 passengers a day that's it go
away. St Paul's doing the same the aviation system is in
collapse it's can't
be a brought it on themselves and then they moaning about
lying about it. They're not they're not being truthful.
Yeah, that's true, too. Anyway,
Hendrick does end up by suggesting two world war two
documentaries. One is Hitler the greatest story never told. But
that's a doozy. And Europa the last battle so you can look for
those on odyssey.com.
Daniel, Danielle, first in caca now Wisconsin, ITM my sister
Nikki? Shrek hit me in the mouth on Mother's Day of 2021 and I've
been an avid listener ever since. I know my city is a doozy
in this shot to pronounce it. You were so close last show. To
get Kakuna to it. I would look at his Hawaii and if his wine I
think it'd be cow cow. Nah because they pronounce pretty
much every he's loyally she needs a dee dee doo
dee doo SBT
and that's it. Yeah. Okay. We move on to Adam. Center ground
center ground. Think center ground sounds about right,
Kensington, Kansas. Kansas don't have a brand 333 dot 33 in the
morning. I did pretty good on that. At my friend Jordan Detmer
hit me in the mouth around June of 2020, as we were starting to
realize how big a sham the COVID pandemic was, I recently turned
40 and thought I'd do some numerology donation to celebrate
but life kept getting in the way. Anyway, he rated right at
that way. Jordan along with nine now there's a traveling from
Kansas to take an Oktoberfest Fredericksburg Texas style. Well
that's great. That's this weekend. Hopefully we'll run
into the pod father that is very possible and we'll be driving on
Thursday so an ideal time to get my first of many donations in
for jingles like he says planes bad trains good it is in fact
trains good planes bad listen to that horn he wants a little
foamer action and respects from rev owl followed by whom and
we're doing going all the way our way followed by a Manning
with some you're going to need a Bitcoin okay we got all those
for you answer millennial air horn karma goodness I didn't get
that one air air horn you asking for a lot just a little bit was
it millennial millennial karma we had one all right, Jim me
just gonna you just gonna get some just gonna get some air
horn all the board trains planes bad
oh my god DSP IICT all hell is gonna break loose and you're
gonna need a Bitcoin
to so i want to put this one in this is $356 from that two hot
Tusen meet up which came in express mail.
Yeah, they have a meet up report today.
Good with just a few people to thank on here Brian for 100
bucks and Dame Beth for 100. They all are other ones are
under. And they did not designate a selected executive
producer, which they've been doing recently pick one out of
your group and make him executive producer. So I would
say go into full enough name is Dame Beth. So I would put her on
the list at was go Dame Beth and Brian as the top donors and we
just make them the executive producers for this donation
named
Beth and Brian. That's it. That's yeah, suffice. Oops, let
me spell it. Right. Okay. Good. We got that. Well, thanks,
y'all. We love that when you do that in a meet up, that's really
appreciated. And then we have the indie meetup. Same thing.
This is the whole indie meetup 240 from Indianapolis, Indiana.
danio switcharoo donation of $240 from the September indie na
tribal meetup raffle. Plus,
he escaped, Evan, of Greenie Demma skini
Oh, I was doing Oh, I see. I'm sorry. I thought that was the
switcheroo. Mistake. I didn't know you were putting this one.
Okay,
this was 356 That's right. Okay, so I don't have a note.
So but that was Brian and what it was for Dane Beth.
And Beth and Brian Beth and this and even Greenie as sociate
executive producer to 15 gets a double karma
you've got karma. Now we got the indie meetup from Indianapolis
240 Switcheroo donation from the September indie and a tribal
meetup raffle plus another 9933 from surf FOD father to title
333 Dots 33 for an executive producer ship for his wife,
Doreen Tattnall I don't understand how this math works.
But I guess somewhere down below he has the the 9933 which I
don't see. So what do we do here?
Well, so this was designated as Associate Executive Producer and
not
it's very confusing.
So this Yeah, it would be Doreen Tattnall she just gets it.
Yeah, she says a Doreen ops for no comments in favor of a double
up karma. Okay, well give her that one then you've got
but then we do have then of course, yeah. And of course the
rest of the group has a bunch of
bunch of jingles a bunch of jingles now what you have done
6969 I think that sounds pretty good.
Little story to tell.
We did it all for them. Yes.
Okay. Okay. Now we're onto Joseph Finley in Louisville,
Ohio 23456 Please make it known to join Dame tune says the data
queen and myself sir Walkman for the hui Hui Hui hui in Traverse
City. So they have another meet up in Michigan. They just
reminding us to go there if you're Michigan Ian
James Carlson to 25 Associate Executive producer from Denver.
I have nothing Do you have a note from James Carlson see what
I got? Feels like we're missing some notes.
Yeah, a lot of notes that came in now I got nothing.
Okay, another double of karma send us notice you got one James
you've got
karma to Jeremy chum fatti aka Phillip Smith. in Oakville,
Ontario, Canada. tu tu tu tu as a raw ducks. Yep. ITM John and
Amory believes My birthday is on a show day. I must donate. Stay
safe. Sir Jeremy, chum fatty. AKA Philip Smith. Oakville
Scandinavia now. Right? And that's our last guy is another
short fairly short list of executive and Associate
Executive producers for show 1490 Thank you
all for supporting us execs associate execs alike. We love
to thank our producers, it's part of the part of the loop
part of how it works. Part of how we built this podcast
together and the value for value universe. It is the new
international lifestyle. More about it. here.org/and a thank
you again, to all our executive associates for producing 1490
Our formula
is this. We go out we get people in the mouth
is your kids making those comments? I thought of a some
lyrics for one of our songwriters. Producers. Yeah.
Using the tune of we built the city rock and roll. We built
this podcast on V for V. We built this podcast.
We build this podcast on how you for value build this podcast.
Yeah, cuz I'm like Yeah, yeah, maybe we could do something from
this millennium. Since that is from 1985. No one knows that
song anymore.
It's got a good sound. No, it Grayslake has barely. She still
lives.
I used to hang out. A woman.
She's always bitching about stuff. You know.
She's very nice.
Now these kids, kids,
her daughter China was a VJ when I was on MTV. She wouldn't know
kind of off on not always in China was really sweet. But
Grace would come in all the time. And she was funny. I liked
her a lot. She was no nonsense. She would say exactly what she
thought she was cool. She was cool.
She is cool. Yeah, so cashing checks.
I wonder how big they are? I don't know about that. Now.
Okay, this
was just as interesting aside, not Roger McQuinn and I are
pretty good friends. Yes,
I correspond with Roger. And he.
I don't know how much money he makes because he's a writer, so
he gets ASCAP royalties. But the only thing he won't tell me. Why
would he? No, no, I think it'd be kind of, you know, your
beeswax? Well, it is none of my business. But it would be nice
to know. I can't imagine is it a lot? Is it a ton? It seems like
a lot of my I think some of these guys get a good check
every single day.
I mean, at this point, there's not really sales. So it's going
to be your airplay, airplay and streaming, I would think at this
point.
See, that's the problem. You're just guessing I would like to
know, a gray slick would be the one I'd love to know if she
still gets ASCAP check. We need somebody that works in offices,
writing checks.
That's the problem is that the money never really goes to the
artists that goes in this big black hole called ASCAP or maybe
BMI. And then they don't even know they always have to sue
everybody all the time. It's a shizer business to bad business.
Alright, Primetime purge was cancelled. That was supposed to
be last night I believe they're going to yet another very
revealing fan tastic Prime Time court drama where we would see
exactly how Trump should be arrested and thrown in the brig,
I think they canceled because of the hurricane, they want to,
like, we're not going to get attention.
So that's probably why they, you're probably right. But that
doesn't matter because the M five and B below the fold, the,
the M, five M has already told us where we're at. This is a
super cut. And it's, you would listen to this. And luckily,
people just are kind of not watching cable news anymore.
This is mainly cable news, but not all of it. And this is just
irresponsible.
This means war. That is where we are. We are at war with these
people. These folks are evil, there is an ultra right Magga
contingent in this country that wants to overthrow the US
government, it is
a danger to our democracy, it is a danger to our way of life. The
Mega movement
is a threat extremists that we're dealing with every single
day, we've got to kill in
front that movement.
This is a literally call to arms.
Obviously Republicans I think are the biggest threat to
democracy. We don't separate right wing extremists and
Republican Party anymore.
I see this as a party, a mega party that no longer is
confident that they can win elections with votes. And so now
they're seeking to enact their political will through violence.
This is literally what conservative white folks do when
they don't get their way they turned violent. Today's
GOP is no longer a political movement is a fascist movement.
And
this is why it could be more dangerous than 1860 or the
1930s.
This is a literally call to arms.
Maybe now it is all about the violence, it all is about an
insurrection at all is in his mind about a civil war,
it feels like we are not just at the brink of a civil war, but
that one has already begun.
The fact that the base is getting smaller, it makes it
more dangerous and a lot of ways. People are willing to do
things like take up arms and and press the questions that lead to
press the questions and tactics that lead to civil war.
This is someone who held that office who is basically saying
to Americans, there should be civil war, look
at what he's doing last night, as you know that, you know, more
or less the loops that are either Q anon or almost looked
like Nazi as
a rally in Ohio the other night. Trump is there ranting and
raving for more than an hour. And you have these rows of young
men with their arms raised
these crazed arranged folks who want to employ evil in every
facet of our society.
I mean, what are they doing? Are they just providing cover for
what's going to happen? Are they trying to rile people up? Or
they're just talking crap? Because really, this has gone a
bit far I think
I would say now what was it Where did where the supercut
come from this from all over the place? Yeah. Yeah.
That's a good one. Yeah. But it's it has me a little worried.
I don't like this. Because you know, they're just trying to
troublemakers. They are
big troublemakers. Now, this I think was what was supposed to
have been revealed the big surprising evidence and maybe
this fell through or maybe, you know, I think everyone was ready
to pounce on it. And that's probably why CBS brought it up.
Tonight. We're
learning new details about this man. 26 year old Anton lunak of
Brooklyn seen here on January 6. Turns out he was the man who
allegedly received your call via the White House switchboard on
the day of the attack. The news of such a call was revealed
Sunday night on 60 minutes by former January 6 committee
investigator Denver wrinkle happening. That's a big pretty
big
aha moment.
Someone in the White House was calling one of the rioters while
the riot was going on on January 6. Absolutely. And you know who
both ends of that call. I
only know one into that call. I don't know the White House said
which I believe is more important.
CBS News has learned that lunak traveled to DC tonight before
the Capitol attack with two friends. The call allegedly
lasted just nine seconds and was made to LUNEX phone at about
4:30pm but known whether there was an exchange or if the call
was sent straight to voicemail. A CBS News Review of LUNEX case
finds he left the Capitol more than an hour earlier at 3:18pm.
After about 10 minutes inside Illinois Democrat Raja
krishnamoorthi is one of Reagan's former US House
colleagues.
I think that it's fair to say we all knew that the White House
was somehow involved with January 6 On the very day that
Dunn's direction was happening. Any information about this
particular phone call would help to develop that narrative
further.
Hey, did you hear what he said?
Yeah, but I want to. I want you to play it again. But that guy
is in the same milieu with that voice as to hills a guy with a
mustache who was Obama's campaign manager for a while
he's got a podcast
yeah the fart sniffer Bolton
No Dad Bolton doesn't know that this guy but believe me this
sounds exactly like a guy with a mustache. Come on to chat room
who was Obama's campaign manager which was in Bolton.
Oh Axelrod?
Axelrod he sounds exactly like Axelrod with that scene. And the
reason I can spotted this screen because I don't have these
clips. But I was I do have some clips of coming up because
Axelrod also has a podcast. Yeah. If you follow the news,
CNN is killing him almost all of its podcasting division,
thinking that what's the point of throwing money at this
because they're losing their ass less than they want? So Ross got
one of them.
Last thing they want is for to end up on what what? What the
hell are these podcasts? What
is wrong with these podcasts? That's
it. Let's listen to Axl Rose and he didn't they debated
certain words. That does matter. And that because when the
President says terrorist attack, that's a whole lot. Yes.
Absolutely.
And the word has taken on a different meaning since 911,
Illinois Democrat Raja krishnamoorthi is one of
Reagan's former US House colleagues.
I think that it's fair to say we all knew that the White House
was somehow involved with January 6, on the very day that
the interaction was happening, any information about this
particular phone call would help to develop that narrative
further.
Any information on this phone call would help develop that
narrative further the narrative that the White House was in
control of the mob with a nine second call these people are
crazy nine
second call they are raising is they're insane. Here's a follow
up. We
reached out to Anton lunak through his attorney to get more
details about that call, but didn't get a response. A
spokesman for the January 6 Select Committee didn't directly
address Riggleman his claims about the call, but said
Riggleman left the panel in April and has limited knowledge
of the committee's work.
Yeah, okay. All right. They're just in your buddy John
Heilemann. He's also he's all in what happened to that guy. He
became he woke pig Shil. Back he was in the Civil War. supercut
Yeah, yeah, I heard him that's sad. Yeah, well, you get the
your your putting butter on the bread thing? Oh, you mean that's
where his bread is
buttered feeding his family. Well, speaking of such a couple
living in suburban Maryland has entered a new guilty plea in
connection with a plot to sell military nuclear secrets.
Jonathan Toby, a former nuclear engineer could serve at least 27
years in prison. Diana Toby could face more than a dozen
years. The couple allegedly tried to sell information about
submarine technology to Brazil hiding data in a peanut butter
sandwich.
All right, yeah, there you go.
What is up with that? What kind of spycraft is that peanut
butter sandwich? Yeah, who knew? Sometime
we selling Brazil? Secrets from our Okay, whatever. work
I do have a clip here that I pulled for you. This is what is
this person she is a she's around the corner. She's a
sociology PhD from UC Berkeley. Her name is Laurel Westbrook.
And she has a theory as to why sis I think she might even say
white sis men but why cisgendered men that's you and I
John but more you why you are so afraid of trans women or trans
men. And I'm not saying you are but she is saying that says
she's saying I am she's saying you are and I'm calling you out
specifically because you are the one that always comes with the
with the trans clips and the queer. Mostly mostly
non non binary, non binary.
Okay, well, let's, let's listen to what the problem is. Because
it's it's enlightening.
It's important to note that this different perception of
transgender men is not a result of greater cultural acceptance.
It's not just it's not like sis opponents to trans rights love
trans men. Rather, it's this assumed lack of a naturally
occurring penis. The hallmark of biological maleness and it's
assumed superiority to femaleness renders transgender
men non threatening and Under segregated spaces, including
bathrooms and sports teams Oh, it's also for women. This
believed in the innate superiority and threat of male
bodies account for why cisgender opposition to transgender
inclusion organizes predominantly around the
presence of transgender women and not transgender men. This
suggests that gender panics around transgender people might
more accurately be termed penis panics, as they are fueled by
the terror of penises. Particularly penises where they
should not be because women's restrooms or locker rooms or
sports teams isn't dangerous to cisgender women and girls.
Yes, yes. It is odd to see a penis where one does not expect
a penis. Thank you for pointing that out. I don't know if we
have to call it penis panic.
Sheila likes saying the word a lot to penis.
Yeah. Yeah, I think she might have one. I just looking at her.
I don't know. I mean, I can't
tell I really take a look myself.
You have you have right. Do you have her? Do you have her? Oh,
you're gonna look at her name. Of course. Yes. What is her name
again? LAUREL Westbrook, Laurel, L A u r e l? Westbrook, w e
STBR. Okay. So while you're looking that up, I'll play a
nonsensical clip next for
the 400 richest Americans for
the first time Elon Musk is number one he made $60 billion
this year, but overall, the net worth of the richest Americans
dropped this year by 11%. Number two on the list is Amazon
founder Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates is number three despite giving
billions to charity
Zuckerberg suffered the biggest loss he has nearly $77 billion
poured this year. All right. Did you take a look at it?
Yeah, now the problem is there's a lot of Laurel Westbrook's,
including some blonde babe was pretty attractive and then on
the far end PhD from
UC Berkeley. You couldn't add that to the search? I
guess it could have but this one has white sidewall marine hair
cut with the hair stack straight up. Like Ken's right. It sounds
like it looks ugly. She looks like a smuggling nonbinary Yes,
you
got a round face kind of oval.
Well, there's a round face one here too. Let me put PhD.
jockeys.
Let's not obsess over it. Okay, can we move on?
I got abscess. I'm gonna
show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
a few people think but I shouldn't mention she has the
picture with the white sidewalls and then she's got an older
picture, which makes her face to ground but when she has the
white sidewalls in this hair stacked up in a kind of a
parallel line so this is big top it doesn't make her faceless
she's done a good job of not making her face look round. Good
work.
Yes. Fascinating.
Well, whatever happened to the OH number Sorry, sorry. We do
have a few people to thank not that many but a few. And I just
have to scroll back up to the top one which is in Austin,
Texas, and it's Austin Jhansi. Austin from Austin. An attorney
$133.31 Leola page. Holland in San Antonio, Texas. We got
Texas, Texas in the house 1011 11. M MJ in Los Angeles,
California. 111 11. James Morgan in Surprise Arizona. Surprise.
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MJ now we got JM a James Morgan Surprise Arizona $100.33 David
Hutchinson $100 from Olympia Washington. And yes, we've
got this donation puts my beautiful and challenging wife
on the dame hood Ross are those 47 months of donating 1111 on
the 11th along with other sporadic donations finally paid
off. Please pronounce the Kate her Dame chaos pixie of the
South Puget Sound and put on the birthday lists and she's
revisiting 39 on Saturday. She requests margaritas and
mozzarella sticks at the round table. Beautiful. You got it.
Lan hamburger What do you say said LAN or Ilan in Bellingham,
Washington $90 No, Sir Kevin McLaughlin, Duke of Luna lover
of American boobs locust North Carolina 808, another 808 from
Benjamin Perry and Chimacum Washington. Gary Blatt in
Chesterbrook, Pennsylvania 7777 Marjorie Langford in Negroponte
niccone. Michigan as a birthday and donation switcheroo to Bill
74. Bill Langford gets to go out there to a person with no name
in Portland, Oregon. $73 you have a blank there too.
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Corey rule in Marion, Iowa 7183 And he has a douchebag call out
for a hatchet Frank douchebag it's been far too long. He says,
QQ
I know QQ I met him kilkeel,
she was he she is in Key West Florida 6666 from the last
episode donations are slowing so kicking it out with 6666 this
what is my night title? I was told I have to ask for the
official paper. I have to send address to them to what is yak
company name site.
So he wants to know the Yak ball company. I think he's from a
former Soviet state. I met him I met he came from Florida to
Bluffton to South Georgia. I met him he came just to say hi and
and hang out. I'm not quite sure it's I think he is a night but
he has to I don't know. Do just send me an email. We'll work it
out.
You send an email and we'll give you 70 I don't have the I give
me the light yet guys phone number but I moved off the
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Zookeeper. A big note. Thank you. Does he put that on there?
Sir Luke, the URL of London and south east in London UK chance
Barnett in San Angelo, Texas. One penny for the jar. 501 So it
goes to the jar. Just got Nelson another 501 from Council Bluffs,
Iowa the following people or $50 donors name and location.
Michael Elmore in Gastonia North Carolina, Aaron wise Gerber in
Bend, Oregon, and Amy Zipkin in Greensboro, Georgia, Jeremy
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another blank in Yankee, Florida. This
is you know, Eric, the back office is now mobile. As they
moved out of their home and they're on there, I think
they've chosen the Gypsy lifestyle. And so he was doing
this from his mobile office, and he Eddie did say could be wonky
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I will I'll reply to you Arland since she says brand new
listener here. Yeah, Garland brand new listener here for
like, should have been here all along. Wanted to announce my
presence briefly. So thank you. He's a truck driver. He's got a
lot of fun things to say. Yeah, a very funny note, but as long
as long and what he did say is all of your listeners must be
rich. I'm not but I'm gonna kick him because I truly am. Enjoy a
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we do. Oh, wow. Yeah, I think that'd be good. It's a good
compromise.
It definitely said it a lot.
We haven't done any COVID. So I do need to play one COVID clip
which is from our Director of the CDC, Madame Wollensky, she
should have a pashmina, talk to Fifi. And she has asked a
question about Paul Offit. One of the doctors who was on the
FDA advisory board who voted against the most recent Vax,
which is now being manned and which is being offered, I should
say, and he and you know, the clips we've played, it sounds
like he's like, I don't want anything to do with this. I
said, I said no. I said
no, pretty much what he said.
So let's so how does the director of CDC react to his
saying New
Dr. Paul Offit and infectious disease and extra vaccine expert
at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, he's also a member
of the FDA Advisory Committee has been critical of this
updated booster, he says that a healthy young person really is
unlikely to even benefit from a booster dose, it should be
targeted more specifically to those who really are most likely
to benefit. And I wonder if you agree with that assessment, and
whether just even saying that adds to what's been as you know,
an ongoing criticism of CDC messaging that COVID vaccines
COVID itself, the messaging has been confusing.
So first, deep respect to Dr. offered, here's what I will say
about are updated.
What do you think she's gonna say in answer to that?
Here's what I will say. We think that the vaccines are safe and
effective, and he's just gonna ignore it.
Even better.
So first, deep respect to Dr. Often, here's what I will say
about our updated vaccine, we are simplifying our message the
message is you need to get your phone booster vaccine. So go
ahead and get it. If you're ill, if you're over the age of 12. If
you've received your primary series, if you're more than two
months out of your last shot, you can get an updated vaccine.
And so we've intentionally simplified the message. So it's
very, very clear.
We've simplified the message.
So she is answering a nonexistent question as though
the whole problem was the complexity of the message.
It was way too complex. But she completely ignores the fact that
you know the guy said new
Yeah, it's crazy to wait to do it she's pretty good by the way
that's good Deb bureaucrat better
bet yeah, better than done before for sure.
Do you have one one that's one of the learning she's learning
you
want to leave us with or what you got? Oh,
we got the have any one? I guess some some. Oh, yeah. Let's this
this is educational. And it's going to take us a couple of
minutes but let's do it so we can catch up with Iran and
Starlink
Iran and Starling. The Internet in a suitcase. Oh shoot fail.
Who suggested that his company SpaceX could make its Starlink
satellite based internet Available in Iran? How promising
is that? How would that work?
So I myself, I'm not a tech expert by Louise, but when I
speak to my friends who, who are they will argue that this is an
important development. Now, what's challenging, I'll tell
you the challenges is that, for example, in Ukraine, Starling
has played an important role in providing Internet up for up to
a couple 100,000 people. The challenge is that, whereas in
Ukraine, which is a country, which is allied with the United
States, the US has a strong presence there, and the
Ukrainian government eagerly wanted this internet access.
None of those things are true in the Iranian context. And so
logistically, it's much more challenging, because you're
going to have to essentially smuggle in these, these internet
kits to neighboring countries. And then there's a financial
challenge here, because I can't expect Iranians to be paying for
this internet service. But neither of these are
insurmountable obstacles.
So just to make sure I understand the comparison,
Sterling went into Ukraine, it was seen as a big success after
Russia hit Ukraine's internet access. But the key difference
was Ukraine wanted internet access, they wanted people to be
able to communicate, Iran would not want people to be able to
communicate over over Starlink satellites.
Exactly. I think the Iranian government wants to the police
did so it wants to control communication, wants to control
information, and wants to be able, if necessary, to
essentially throw it on the internet. So it can repress
people in the dark. And so, you know, outside Internet access
coming in, would be very much viewed as a threat by the
Iranian government.
Yeah, this is the whole Arab Spring internet, in a suitcase,
this
whole thing? This is really good. Yeah. But it's amped up
Jesus Darling, did you know that he lines Guinea gonna get some,
some good attention from our government, because he's doing a
service to me, but when what he's told to do, he's doing a
very good job.
He's doing a very good job. So let, but part two is kind of
interesting. I just think just from this, the kind of the
strategic aspect, part two, pretty much makes it clear that
this won't be that hard to do, if you don't mind, taxpayer
money going into it.
But the reality is that, you know, Iran is a country, which
prohibits satellite dishes, and it prohibits alcohol, and yet,
there's probably 30 million satellite dishes in Iran. And
according to the regime itself, there's a problem with
alcoholism. So smuggling small devices into Iran, which are
probably about the size of a pizza box, I would say
unbalanced is not an overwhelming risk.
It's a little bit bigger than a pizza box.
Yeah, you have one, I thought that you could add a little
color to this report.
It is not a big box. But it's definitely not a pizza box. I'll
just say again, this is some amazing technology, I am blown
away that it even works at all, you take this three pieces, no
two pieces, really, you know, there's a stand for the for the
satellite, you stick the pole from the satellite dish, which
is a rectangle into that you connect that wire to the to the
hub, which is a Wi Fi thing. And that Wi Fi thing, you plug into
the wall, then you got to do the typical select your Wi Fi
network. To, you know, you have to your phone has to select that
new Wi Fi network to set it up. And that's it. And then the
satellite blue self adjust and it just works. And now it's not
great for podcasts, because of the physical distance there is
limitation. And you will have some latency. But in a pinch,
if you're just surfing the web, reading news feeds so no, you
can you can do Roku with this thing. Um, it's great. I get I
get oh, yeah, no, I get high speed a total what
is the bandwidth? You must have checked it?
Um, well, it varies, of course. But it's, it's between 100
megabits per second and 15. You know, it can vary sometimes a
little bit. But in general, I've never had a problem. If you
start to download a big file, you can see it progressively.
It's toward the whole system is assigning bandwidth. And gets
faster. I don't know seems like a cool thing to hack or a cool
thing to blow some of those satellites out of the sky. I
mean, we need some action on this. Now Elon is just get
I'm sure that they don't like the idea. The Iranians. This is
a second shot at this we had and we can't keep doing this over
and over. We'll talk about that. And next year. I do have some
clips that talk about how it may be us behind all the action. No.
Again, I'm flabbergasted. It stuns me every time it's crazy.
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There will be there will be no longer Nord Stream tonight.
We will bring it in, if at all possible, prevent the Nord
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Is that something that is being discussed with allies is that
something's being conflated.
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I'm not going to get into the specifics here today, but we
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forward. If Russia invades Ukraine, one way or another Nord
Stream two will not
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Since the project and control of the project is within Germany's
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