They are going to get you Vladimir. I'm gonna get you.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, September 23 2012. Time you're getting on nation media
assassination episode 446. This
is no agenda. Not
even a nominee for the 2012 Letter No, no peace prize by
your loyal slave here in the capital of the drone Star State
Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where apparently I'm
mumbling. I'm John C. Dvorak Hill.
Again, one of those non sequiturs that people who didn't
hear the pre show just won't be able to appreciate
it. Exactly. It's no good. Well, maybe it'll get a settlement,
does it? He has no problems. People don't complain.
Yeah. Well, he also makes 20 million a year.
Yeah, well, that's what I'm trying to say. Hey, we should do
more of that.
Yeah, that'll work. Oh, my goodness. My goodness. So much
going on. It's so good to be back at camp MoPhO. Here, John.
Did you go any good restaurants in Chinatown?
Um, let me see. We went to we went to this breakfast place,
which I don't I don't know if it's a chain or if it's a Have
you ever heard of yolk?
Your wife? I O. l k. Yeah. No, but the yolks on you. Oh.
That was really that was a nice breakfast place. We let me see.
We went to an A, an Italian place I came. We had a we had a
burger at the Ralph Lauren restaurant.
Just says sounds like you went to nothing.
Yeah, well we did was work. You know, I show up. It was like, We
were tired and, you know, got up early went to the conference.
And that turned out to be really good. So everything was the
timing was all messed up. And we stayed there for hours and
hours. Just because we liked it. And that kind of messed up food
and everything. On the way back, though. Nice. We're from
Chicago. We did our Austin trick. And we went through the
priority. First Class line at TSA with our coach tickets. I
love doing that. You know, because it's funny, and they
even they even have an airport person standing there. And with
Mickey I don't know, man, she she just goes like priority. You
know, normally they want to see your ticket or something just
goes priority. And they like okay, and they open they're open
the rope. We go right in. You know if I do that, it's like
priority like Oh, yeah. Yeah. Why don't you show me a ticket
douche.
She has a she has an aristocratic look about her.
But I think it's just the attitude. She's tall. She's
aristocratic. And she's got an attitude. Right? Exactly. It's
like walking around walking. You grab a clipboard. And you can go
anywhere. If you're like, you know, you can just go into a
factory just walk in with a clipboard.
We went to black brown and hard hat. You got a hard hat
to clipboard hard hat. And you can go anywhere. It's true. When
and then you would just like walk through the magnetometer.
There were two lines that were shoveling everything we just
wouldn't went up there just went to the micro magnetometer. Okay.
Hey, come on through. So it was very nice going back,
it was just as almost like they have this scene in the Star Wars
movie. Which drones you're looking for kind of thing. Okay,
whatever I do,
like, I'm going to try the hard hat and a clipboard. I'm gonna
see how far we can get with that next time. You're so right,
though. And just some kind of badge, just something dangling
on a
couple different badges and a couple of card keys hanging in
there.
So even though it was really nice to be in Chicago, it was
also fantastic to just be being you come back to Austin just
like ah, it's just a breath of fresh air.
Just you know, at one of the hackers conferences, I ran into
the guy who had one of these cards they had they had
deconstructed most airline personnel cards. And they
created these cards for for the people that went to the
conference. And it was a Devers it wasn't a forgery or at all it
was a complete reconstruction from scratch of a card what a
card might be like, and it had your picture and then had a blue
stripe. Okay, your horse kind of striped it went from corner to
corner that had a number. Yeah. And it had all these things and
he said you could get get to the damnedest things with this
just by flashing it right? Yeah, so I wasn't gonna play this
until later. But now that we're talking about TSA, I got a
number of clips from a rather long of a congressional or
Senate hearing, I should say, on Department of Homeland Security
and we had Lucien to Positano. They're of course representing
the TSA we had Bolson, the director of the National
Counterterrorism unit, who we have to talk about later, and
then, Muller himself wasn't there, but as assistant director
for the FBI. And this is the Lieberman thing where he's in
charge and oh, man, he's such a dick. He's just like, you know,
why don't you just go and blow these three people at the same
time, because that's all that this thing really was, like,
you're so great. We're so safe, because of you. Thank you so
much for your service. So fantastic. I love you. That's
all that it is for like three hours. But Lucy, the very end
there, she came out talking about how awesome the new
initiatives are for TSA. And I want to roll that clip out a
little bit earlier in the show so we can enjoy that.
Well, I think this the whole aviation sector demonstrates the
necessity to have a layered approach so that if someone or
some group is able to evade one layer or another layer can pick
them up and this is just like an onion baby begins fundamentally
with good intelligence. Good intelligence sharing with our
international partners so
smart you know, firstly, jerks everybody off, and then she's
gonna go jerk off herself to let you know how great she is.
Good intelligence sharing with within the aviation sector, good
intelligence sharing among the federal family,
the federal family,
federal family.
I'm just joking. The federal family,
it goes to the standards that we require for planes bound for the
US both for passengers and for cargo. Yeah, we
saw those at Amsterdam airport where there's like, nothing like
oh, you don't want to go through the scanner, okay. Or whatever
needs to be touch briefly. Alright, it's good, you know,
standards, liar.
And how we inspect those standards. It goes to what we
ourselves require of airport and airport authorities that control
say the perimeter of the airport,
the perimeter all getting closer to the real nitty gritty here.
We've had one or two instances of breach this last year, we've
jumped on both of those doesn't just sound
like a board meeting.
You know how you have a funny thing is I'm going to Seattle
airport. And they took the car rental thing, which used to be
just walk across the thing and right in the main parking lot
right there. You just walk across the terminal, they go go
across the drive, and you're in the car. Now you have a whole
perimeter thing. Now, no, but worse than that, they've moved
it like five miles away. You gotta get on a bus. And then and
then there's this huge facility that is like a joke because it's
like, empty, but it's like huge and they end around. They've got
this crazy kind of netting, I guess to prevent when something
explodes and gets caught in the netting. Okay. Well, when is the
last time somebody blew up a car parking lot in United States.
What's gonna protect it's not gonna protect anything. I mean,
this is unbelievable. This is all these airports do this
perimeter. This is not
unbelievable at all. Wait until we get to the good stuff. This
is an unbelievable, this is already believable because you
know it. But now just go back to my thesis here that this sounds
just like a Silicon Valley board members meeting. Yeah, we hadn't
your ribs were down. But we jumped on that we took care of
that right away as soon as it comes all groovy it's gonna be a
great quarter. Listen to it port
and airport authorities that control say the perimeter of the
airport. We've had one or two instances of breach this last
year, we've jumped on both of those. To see why and what
corrective measures needed to be taken it doesn't this
sound just like a board meeting.
Yeah, it does. The breach was some drunk I think was
wondering, exactly. Where's my buddy? put out there by some
clouds, right? Get out there.
Those two when you get into the airport, what you see in the
area before you get to the gate. What you may not see in the area
before you get to the gate
is what we may not see. Because of course what we don't see is
actually really there. It's the magical what you don't see would
cost a lot
of money stuff. That construction of the gate itself.
Whoa, the
construction of the gate itself. They're going to change that
apparently. What gate the gate where you go to the gate to
board your plane? Why? Listen Up
With The New Technology because new technology,
what new technology?
Oh, it's the it's the new technology that's very
promising. It's on the way ish.
And then things that we are doing in those so called sterile
area where
he just like like the Geminids the strips of litmus paper and
people's drinks,
even though we call it a sterile area. There's still a lot of
work underway and different things that TSA does on
different days at different times in different places.
Oh, let me just get this right. We have new technology coming in
at the gate in the sterile area, which is essentially after
you've been through Whoo, all of this bullcrap. Now they're doing
different things on different days and different initiatives
that we can't really talk about. But there's all kinds of things
we're doing. In the sterile
sterile area. Aren't you sterile? No, she's
she's stagnancy. Even though we call the sterile area, we still
have work to
do to increase security. So
to increase security, we're on the wrong side of this game.
It's an entire layered approach. One of the things I think, has
really helped and I think American passengers will begin
seeing the benefits if they haven't already, oh, benefit
benefits coming home,
what benefits? What benefits? Benefits? Talking about
benefits? Do you have been harassed?
No, no, no, you're not, you're not on board with the program
is moving to a risk based approach where if we have pre
knowledge of a traveler, we have their biometrics, they will be
you know, they are able to
go through their she's just blathering
or go through customs whatever more quickly. So they
want your biometrics because you're holding up the line.
So we're really encouraging that that takes pressure off of the
lines,
take pressure off, you know, you're not a good citizen. If
you don't get your If you don't hand over your biometric data
and take pressure off the lines. Second thing
that's going on is a lot of technology research to see if,
in this country where we have the world's best scientists and
engineers, we can devise a system that's even more
efficient for travelers and yet deals with the evolving threat.
Research cycles, take time
think threat, yes, evolving. What evolving threat
is evolving, is getting bigger every day.
That's even more efficient for travelers and yet deals with the
evolving threat. Research cycles take time. But there is some
very interesting work underway in that regard. There's very
interesting work underway in that regard. Well to us, you
know
this is what I mean the whole thing was one big blow job but
our Senate saying Oh, yeah,
this might get there. No, no,
no, this is this is Lieberman's thing man. This is a very small
group. And he's got Libra. Any state. He has he has the guy
from Hawaii, cocoa or cocoa, whatever his name is
in UAE. No, no, no, it's
a real loser. Kaka Kaka? That's the guy. Kaka kaka don't know
cuckoo. This is like I took cuz it sounds like he doesn't speak
English. He literally does not speak English this guy. But
we'll get to him later. When actually I could just play with
just listen to Lieberman be so afraid. Here's his intro to this
thing represent the most significant reforms of America's
national security. Secure organizations since the
40s 1940s guys raw at the beginning of the Cold War. It's
not coincidental, since after 911, we understood that we were
facing a very different threat to our national security and
with an intensity that we hadn't experienced throughout most of
American history, a very real threat to our homeland density.
During the 70s there were there were hijacking planes left and
right and flying on hijacked by Ms. Many of us might recall. And
they didn't go through this rigmarole at that time did this
crazy did fascist thing. But dig this did it's not nearly as
intense as it was back then. But here
he is lead me and here's Lieberman going. God is so. So
awesome. I really appreciate
security. So as I as I look back, I really want to, again,
thank you, your predecessors in each of these roles with the
FBI, but
especially they gave him a special badge.
Of course, he's here, he's gonna blow Bob Muller,
and each of these rules or wasn't there? No, no, that's why
he's blown
on the FBI. It's Bob Muller has pretty much been there the whole
time.
He's pretty much been responsible for all this bull
crap. I mean, how cool is that? Why are we laughing about this
guy,
Bob Muller. That was supposed to be because he has a problem with
the FBI having the tenure limits, tenure limits. They
still in because the guy who came in at the limit down to
six, yeah,
the guy who came in two months before 911 By coincidence, and
then they extended his stay after the set term of 1010 years
yet that guy that Bob more
time and
hangs out at Facebook. That's the
guy 1000
is probably okay to have a drink
quite narrow employees who work under you because I think
under your Janice, we're killing this question
because of all that the three organizations represented here
before us have done, the American people have been much
safer here at home. we otherwise would have been we the American
people would have been,
what evidence is there for this?
What evidence is there for that accusation for that assertion
that we've much safer,
much, much safer? Well, let's listen if you had not existed,
if you had not existed, in fact, if Janet Napolitano had not been
conceived, we would not be this safe.
So with a lot of gratitude, I thank you for that remarkable
transformation. We've made a lot of progress. We've kept the
economy away. For most of the last 11 years, the most
significant and probably the most lethal threats or attacks
on our homeland have actually been carried out as we know by
homegrown terrorists, Hassan in Fort Hood and Bledsoe.
I find it very interesting that the only two homegrown attacks
he mentioned are Fort Hood and and the one in Arizona he
doesn't mention anything else
at the army recruiting station in Little Rock Arizona
terrorists Arkansas are trying to kill someone totally every
murder in Oakland a terrorist attack it
was Arkansas I'm sorry read a Little Rock Arkansas not
Arizona.
Oh well it's it's same same thing
but you know the battle goes on and it's hard to reach a
conclusion other than it will go on for a long time or see we
hold this hearing today. Still
for a very long time obviously it's obvious this is gonna go on
for a very very long long long time. Be very very very afraid.
So there's more but we'll get to that later in the morning to you
John Cena
disgusting. I don't want to talk about that anymore. It's
depressing no you want to talk to you Adam curry in the morning
all ships and sea boots on the ground stubs in the water and
feet in the air along with their no agenda knights are out there
religiously helping us Yes. And
we will be talking about a more because yeah, we have to talk
about Olson and and what that guy is all about hey, by the way
also in the morning to all of our human resources who have
been yucking it up with us in the chat room there no agenda
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when it goes to download a podcast it actually winds up
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worse no good
well, it's for us it's you know obviously it's not good but
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Oh, it looks like a scam bola it could be a scam well I don't
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of the action.
Oh, really? A piece of the actual data action? Hmm.
Well, they get some surprises. They have a crazy deal. That's
very unusual. That's made Apple lots of money. Well, we've
gotten mentioned that has something to do with it. Well,
our
guys are definitely working on it to figure out exactly what it
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very much, Martin. JJ, for the artwork on the previous episode
of the no agenda podcast, the best podcast in the universe. I
suggest before we continue assassinating the media. John,
let us thank hopefully a producer or two for literally
two.
Yeah, luckily one of them was an instant aid. So let's thank our
producers for today's show. 446 Patrick Wilson of Canyon Lake
California $1,000. Guys, I need a combo karma for the wife and
Italian Shut up slave for the bullshit key Moshe has to go
through again really loving the macroeconomic angle you've been
throwing around. They'll never be able to print enough money to
fill the black hole of credit collapse. My guess is a debt
jubilee would fix it. Which is true you don't you imagine what
kind of awesome infrastructure we could have built with the
money they gave to the banks. Anyway, love you guys, Pat.
So well firstly, we do what we wanted a Italian girl Shut up
slave karma. Is that what you want him? Yeah, okay. I think I
got that. Okay.
You've got karma.
I've never know. No one's done. Little Italian because my nice
little town. That is my niece, Sabina.
She's got a good sounding voice.
So this I've been thinking about this. I think it's just not in
the Bible somewhere that every 50 years. There should be a what
do you call it a a debt jubilee?
I don't know. Yeah, yeah. I think JC would know he's a
student. He's
He's a religious. No. I think debt jubilee? Yeah, I think I
think it's in the Bible. As should be every 50 years. There
should be let's see debt jubilee Christianity. Here we go. In the
biblical book of Leviticus, a jubilee years mentioned to occur
every 50 years in which slaves and prisoners would be free,
hey, this is for us.
Let the slide show goes on 50 years, you can pull that off.
But think about it, isn't it about time that we shouldn't,
let's say
that's not a Christian nation after all.
And Christianity, the tradition dates to 1300 and Pope Boniface,
the eighth convoked, a Holy Year following which ordinary
jubilees have generally been celebrated every 25 or 50 years
with extraordinary jubilees. In addition, depending on need,
like now, Christian jubilees, particularly the Catholic
tradition, generally involve pilgrimage to a sacred site,
normally the city of Rome. I think it's very good idea. I
want to put this in the show notes. We should be telling
Romney should do this.
Romney should do it. He won't do it. You know, and the funny
thing is, you probably could win the election if
he came out with this idea is a great idea.
Don't you think? Yeah, he wants to really win the election.
Just get rid of everyone's debt, but let us know so I can go rack
up some debt first.
To look here's what's going to happen if you elect me. I'm
going to we're going to take the all the next trash of
quantitative easing will be sent to the public to pay off all
your bills and 10 You'll be we'll be home free you'll be
debt free. If you elect me debt free if you elect me, there's
your little saying,
Wow, you got a bumper sticker.
I should
buy this is a great idea debt free if you elect me and that
would be much less than the $10 trillion you actually want to
infuse. Yeah, probably. And but here's what happened. I would go
out
this is a great plan because if he actually did that, and
somebody voted against him
was shooting you. Hey, hey, are you out of your mind? Not
everyone would go get a mortgage immediately.
No, you can't get a mortgage. What do you mean can't get a
mortgage? Thanks we'll give you the mortgage I got a small one
just how's it hard to get a car loan I'm gonna Karla and get a
car loan maybe but they'd probably retroactively and they
wouldn't let you get away with that. That's that's kind of
against the whole idea.
Oh, no. All right. Well, then that
way they won't do stuff like this because Americans
immediately
scam the system. Everybody that I'm voting for Obama, screw
Romney not doing it.
I'm voting for Gary Johnson screw. You know, I'm
voting for Gary Johnson. You know, I mean, I'm not gonna vote
for Obama. I'm not gonna vote for Romney either. Unless he
comes up with a debt free thing. That's a good idea.
Yeah, debt free vote for me.
So Patrick Wilson, thank you very much and great idea.
Patrick, you've you've put us onto something here. And I think
hey, you know, what, what are we thinking? This is our campaign
for 2016. Debt Free vote for AC and JCD.
Yeah, I could work. Meanwhile, Paul Richardson is from
Richfield, Minnesota. They came in with Rihanna. $33.33 will be
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Read the ruinous beginning.
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Oh, he needs any curiously by coincidence he needs the Italian
Shut up slave to the head and a travel karma
Okay, we got that slave gavel you've got karma so what scooter
rally is happening in Austin I hate it when when we go out to
Texas we're leaving on Wednesday. We're going to Los
Angeles yes scooter rally the fourth annual scooter rally and
you go What's the scooter rally? It gets people ride around on
scooters right around on him anyway him and they do a
September 28 through 30th It looks fun man. Yeah, we just do
fun things you don't you don't always have to have a reason
like in Berkeley. We have to have a meeting and a commission
and permission and we just do stuff here we're weird this
rally is open to any and all scooters perfect
are these the ones you push? No little little lightning things
were those things called those No no,
these are just like Gouda. He's like Piaggio goes well if you
want to you can do that and just you may be a little behind I
think they're pretty they pretty much mean
however this little one does little things with the what the
motor on him. Yeah, the so let's you mean how about a what? Yeah,
so let's should be a good example. But how about a that
thing that you stand? It's got the two wheels on either side
and he falls over all the time?
Mm hmm. You take away the Segway? No, that's not a
scooter. No, it's just this is for people who like classic
Piaggio. scooters.
I think Vespas
Vespas yeah best as well. group rides that's nice, cool. Well, I
wonder if he's driving his scooter from wherever he's
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hauling in.
And so he gave us $333.33 Perfect. The quintuple five
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I think really do I mean are you just making a joke or do you
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You know what I think you're right I think what happens when
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and then they just they just google me as they're still on
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I got a note the other day from a guy he but then it says that
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I don't know. We've never cancelled anybody's subscription
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Are we stupid? Really? We'd
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Is your money is stinky. We don't like his money. He's from
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We yes this is what we have to do is like hey lost
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Wow. Really? That's a felony. Wow, that's huge. And can we get
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money's no good with us. And two, we're gonna start deleting
episodes. We'll just keep them up for a week. And just again,
just get rid of it. Crap Aloma. All right. Well, we do of course
appreciate Patrick Wilson who will be knighted today will
become a in no agenda night. And obviously he's the executive
producer for today's episode instant. I'm Paul Richardson.
Obviously we're very very happy about your associates you know,
he's an executive producers, not even associates, executive,
associates 33 know associates. And I just looked at their
spreadsheet looks like the donation second will be
relatively short, but that means you get that much more show.
It's our model great. Give us less money you get more show.
Actually, they get the same show. They just wanna get less
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well it's a doozy I can tell you that and we need you to
propagate our formula please.
Formula is this we go out for yet people in the mouth
what is buzzkill Jr trying to tell me that won't work. The
fans have their own database. Oh, yeah. Could you just tell
your son that this humor, like nananana
it's a joke, JC he's older now because it's his birthday
yesterday. So he's now he's serious now.
Dude, it's not really going to stop. We're not really gonna
delete old episodes. You're kind of like just a joke. Okay, like,
grab some humor.
Deleted last week's for last show was just sound. I'm gonna
delete this.
Well, hey, you know what we did a show. You can't say we didn't
do a show.
So I talking about since you had an Apollo Tonto there for a
while. Let me I want to play a clip. Yeah. Which they
apparently they want the military to take over. And I
think the military is gonna end up taking over the TSA or
they're gonna make the TSA into the military or something like
that. Oh, really? Because well, I'm just going by this story,
which was run on about the was Shepard Smith ship ship ships,
about the military taking over guarding the nuclear facilities.
I'm not talking about the reactors, but places where they
store the material. And I just thought this was a funny story.
Okay, this move
after anti war activist successfully broke into a
nuclear facility in July. It's a site that was supposed to be one
of the most secure and all the country. The chairman of the
House Armed Services Committee, Congressman Mike Turner drafted
legislation to put the Pentagon in charge of security at those
sites. A job the Energy Department handles now. During
the July incident, officials say three activists successfully
broke into the nuclear weapons complex in Tennessee, and one of
them was an 82 year old nun. Also, if you're an 82 year old
nun, you are banned from listening to this program. We
don't want any of us either.
Now here's the here's the deal. Oh, besides that story, I know
it was just I don't know if his this story was a bunch of
stories I picked up off of RT or one of the International
broadcasts. Everybody is freely using the term activist. A
complete meme now because in Syria in fact, they have a
couple of clips on this but you can get to him later for witness
want to talk about Syria for a minute or less Libya is active
everyone's calling everyone's involved with anything. You're
an activist and they're trying to make it pejorative. What does
pejorative mean? It means is that just make it an evil word.
So if you're an activist, you're evil. You're the troublemaker.
Oh, so we are we are cyber activists. You and I,
apparently, yes. Okay, so All right.
So the one I was looking at was okay, play this one, which I
thought was funny. Pakistan riots burn theater.
Well, meanwhile, in Pakistan, police see two movie theaters
have been set on fire by protesters in the city of
Peshawar. Now this comes as pack the Pakistani government calls
for a day of love for the Prophet Muhammad, and attempts
to put a stop to recent protests. These are some of the
latest images from Islam about. The US has also spent some
$70,000 on adverts in Urdu in attempts at quelling tensions,
which of course broke out over the online video. mocking the
profit last week. Were genuine.
Okay, I have some clips that relate to this directly.
Yeah, let's talk about this from that because this is actually
quite funny. And I love the idea that we're taking TV ads. And
before you get to yours, I just have one clip, which is the one
just play the clip drones keep coming because this is the
reason they're protesting. It's got nothing to do with that.
stupid movie
Pakistan has persistently asked the US to stop launching the
missiles trikes our request the US continues to ignore
don't drill me bro. They're just droid you droning people in
Pakistan the Pakistanis hate that. And so they're they're
upset and they're used to this phony baloney film that nobody's
seen. We're taking ads out
now so I saw the ad and what's interesting about this ad, is
they put it on the Libyan Embassy website, which let me
just get it doesn't matter if you get the address or not
because they ran out of bandwidth on I guess, the State
Department they got some really crappy hosting thing. hosting
service. Really? Yeah. And because I've been because I
wanted to see the original that they pointed to from their
Facebook page. Here it is, it's a US em, you know, I got it for
you right now. It's us. It's really, really weird. URL. Crap,
I'm sorry. Anyway, it's almost irrelevant. But it's us em lib
dot something rather impossible. I mean, it really is, is really
quite stupid. And you just get a 590 Sorry that we're out of
bandwidth. So you can't even see it there anymore. But I did. I
did see a, a different version with kind of like a funny
translation below it. And it's really it's really just Lucifer,
and the President in the Rose Garden, then it's Lucifer doing
her thing. And I have it somewhere. But more interesting.
Was the State Department press briefing. When our buddy Matt,
and we love Matt, who's always He's like, he's the John C.
Dvorak of the State Department press corps. He says, Okay, so.
So you did this PSA. So what did that do for you? And of course,
Newland, is he's coming up with all kinds of bullcrap. And it's
nice to see that he's not having any of it.
Andy mentioned, what's your what's the initial feedback
you've gotten?
From? So it's a setup, right? What's your what's the what's
the feedback, then? What are people thought? I mean, how dumb
Is he right? What's what's going on? What's it? What do you
think,
from the airing of this?
I think I mentioned to you yesterday that we were only
beginning to be able to measure metrics. I don't
Oh, John, we have to measure metrics, rigs. TV station, we
don't have a metrics for you just Yeah. I mean, what is this?
What are you running a web 2.0 company? As a metrics? How about
the engagement? Did you have deep engagement on the PSA? I
think it's gonna be realistic to give you a kind of a metric
report on our efforts in this week.
Okay. This was a mistake, Victoria, because your calls map
at the embassy posted a link to this ad on his Facebook page.
Are you aware of what the embassy says about the comments
that have been posted?
Why don't you? Why don't you just tell me they had
whelmingly negative. And in fact, I went on and looked at
some of these comments, a lot of which couldn't be repeated.
publicly? was 100, as they say,
negative Oh, yeah, all of them were negative,
at least 155,000 views of this ad. And the response to comments
that they have gotten are, quote, overwhelmingly negative.
And I'm just wondering if you take a look at that. And that
would seem to be a pretty early metric, although
we got your early metric right here. And it didn't stop there,
obviously.
Guess what, this is gonna be the best spin you've ever heard,
which is crazy. But he's doing pretty good
at what you can, what you can actually tell from who is
actually responding to it. And this is self selecting super
soft, but that would seem to be an early metric that you could
judge the effectiveness by.
Well, again, I haven't looked at what you're looking at. I will.
I will do a little bit of research on that. I haven't been
on Facebook. Let's see since breakfast. But what I will say
is that what we're seeing throughout this is that we have
a lot of
we have people who are Mocha, she's got a nose Did you hear
her thinking like how am I gonna spin out of this one? I've got
it now
most vocal are on the most extreme side of it. And we have
these silent majorities who are staying home not participating
and not getting on Facebook and putting up negative comments.
So here's what she's saying. She's saying, the majority of
people are silent. They're not demonstrating. They're not
protesting. They're staying home, and they're not on
Facebook. And these are the people who are with us,
also not associating themselves with these things. So it's
obviously early to look at whether the methods that we've
used to try to reach Pakistanis have been effective, but we'll
have to look.
Then you would look at the protests, not as several 100,000
People gathered, but that several million people decided
to stay.
Brothers guys, this giveaway, we have to get his whole name and
who he works for,
and I just want to buy him a beer. Yeah. Everyone should buy
him a beer. He's
great.
I'm gonna be in DC right after we do the LA trip for him. Came
down. We gotta I gotta get this guy at beer. Oh, two beers. And
He's great. He's probably the guy that really gets hammered
after work. You don't I mean?
Yes. No, no. Yes. Kind of that look
like that. Got her today.
One did nothing.
Oh, yeah, we definitely. We got some points there. So anyway,
Lucifer, clippety, clop. Hillary Clinton in rare, rare form,
because in order to complete the whole campaign, of which we're
getting ready for our metrics based measurement of engagement
approach, she had the foreign minister of Pakistan over and
can I just say something about the Pakistani foreign minister?
She is smokin hot. That's one mother. I'd like to you must
Google her. She is beautiful. Okay, she has and that her voice
is a little frightening. Because she talks like a transvestite.
But she had the chance. No, I don't think so. McMahon? I don't
think so. So Lucifer comes out. And she, in fact, I got to play
her jingle because she was in rare in rare clippety clop form.
I mean, she did her name proud. When she came into the room, she
did a double clippity clop here it is. message is clear.
Hillary's girlfriend.
Yes, he looks like Huma. Oh, does she talk too much. It looks
like Huma. She's beautiful. I mean, she is absolutely
stunningly beautiful. And well, let's just listen to this like a
ballbuster. Oh, yeah, when you hear her talk, you know she is
but here's the here's the doors open. There's those double
doors, and here comes
that she walks investigates the property Flippity flop. Good
afternoon. Let me begin by welcoming Foreign Minister Khar.
On her first visit to Washington as foreign minister, we've had
the opportunity to meet in Islamabad and other settings.
But I'm very pleased that we would have this chance to
exchange views on our bilateral relationship as well as regional
and global issues. And I
think this is where she finally admits that it was a terrorist
attack on the embassy.
Yesterday afternoon, when I briefed the Congress, I made it
clear that keeping our people everywhere in the world safe is
our top priority. What happened in Benghazi was a terrorist
attack and we will not rest until we have tracked down and
brought to justice. The terrorists who murdered her for
Americans, Paris.
Okay. So this
was a protest over a movie. And by the way, I have this
suspicion that when they came up with this bogus movie, excuse
into things went out of control spiraled out of control around
the world. They were going, Oh, that was a bad idea. They're
trying to salvage it.
Well, I have some some intel on that. But I do want to play a
little bit of this, this smokin hot, Foreign Minister. Again,
her voice is a little bit frightening. But she basically
she was there to thank Hillary for a special gift that we have
given.
Madam Secretary, we also have room to cooperate as we have
cooperated in the energy sector.
You know, you're right. I think she may be a man. You hear that
voice?
Possibility. Okay, we go on to the energy
sector.
Madam Secretary, we also have room to cooperate as we have
cooperated in the energy sector. Allow me to share with you that
with the assistance of the United States, we will be adding
a few 100 megawatts to the Pakistani grid.
Now how does this work? Did Hillary come down to his llama
bot and say, Hey, I got some megawatts with me.
I have no idea that she explained it. No. Oh, no, no,
no,
no, no. Oh, no, just thanks, dear. Thanks for the megawatts
here.
We hope this cooperation will extend further. And we will see
you us cooperation even in barsha dam, which is clearly a
consensus project in Pakistan. Defense Cooperation has all
really worked well. And we hope that this will be enhanced as we
move forward. manufactory perhaps today, the strongest
convergence of interests that we have, is not in any of these
bilateral tracks. But in understand, because of
understand today presents a common challenge to both the
countries. We are of course concerned of the reports that we
hear from Afghanistan, we are concerned a one
is done is what she's saying, I want to start with, that's
Afghanistan. But she pronounced that one is not
of some of the infiltration, which is coming from Iran, Stan
inside Pakistan, we are also concerned about the security
situation. And I think that the United States and Pakistan today
have a unique opportunity to be able to work together to ensure
that there is no security vacuum left and understand as we go
through transition, that the Afghan people are able to decide
for their own future and live as a sovereign independent country,
which is a source of stability and peace in the region for the
next 30 years.
So here's the way I read it. When she's talking about one
stone, and this can only be I presume the pipeline is online.
I guess the megawatts are coming from the Tapi pipeline, because
I don't understand how America has handed over megawatts unless
it's coming from Afghanistan, which he wants to keep free
through, you know, of course, with drones because she's on
board with the program. So I know, thanks for the hundreds of
megawatts and we're gonna keep
going because you have a varying number of mega watt feet. It
looks like the most you'll agree it's 500 500 megawatts
that they're getting, in addition
to getting 500 megawatts from some Hey, but you don't just
sell it you with India that is that we brokered we brokered a
deal, so they get some more juice.
Oh, so the wait a minute, but aren't we supposed to be
delivering juice to India isn't supposed to go the other way.
India is the one that has the juice problem. They have big
blackouts.
I'm trying to figure this out from what's
available. It's weird, isn't it? Anyway, so then Lucifer turns
around. And did you see they're both wearing the blue? They
coordinated their blue outfits?
No, I didn't see that video. Bannon investments also been
removed India as agreed to provide tariff concessions to
264 items over the next three years and as agreed to transfer
500 megawatts of electricity from arm rezar to Lahore. Hmm.
So maybe Hillary thought she was like, where's the whore? I'll
give you some, I'll give you 500 megabytes for that or you keep
talking about so she then turns and she turns to, to this goes
on a little bit. And I doesn't even work anymore. I was gonna
say then Hillary said it's
almost too delicious to believe my friend.
My setup was already blown. So
that was juicy moment.
I screwed it up a long time ago. So anyway, so So I found that to
be rather interesting in light of how all of this has come down
over the past few days. And seems like every country in the
world is now jumping on the bandwagon like and that we've
got to be able to do. I mean, come on. We can't just have
these guys get all the goodness out of crap. Nope. My system is
broken, John. Okay, I don't know. It's Mike. Something got
really, oh, this is not good.
Make it time note.
Well, my mouse
just broke. Your mouse broke.
There's no evidence I need it anyway. Here it is. That Canada
is jumping on the bandwagon with this whole this whole video.
And Egyptian prosecutor has accused two Canadian men of
having ties to the video. Both deny any involvement and fear
their lives are in danger. Because Natalie colada reports.
At least one of them has sought police protection.
So in that so now there's Lee Yeah, and this is CBC. So now
there's two two Egyptian guys in Canadia who are saying oh, the
knot or Fonzie walked into this Toronto Police Station hoping to
find some protection or you
think about which is that is no safety at all. One is this
fatwah is published. Anyone can come to kill me or my kids, or
even my family.
Last week Fonzie got a call from his family in Egypt. They told
him his name. had appeared in Egyptian media, along with
another Canadian Jacques Atala. Both are alleged to be involved
in the controversial video The Innocence of Muslims. Fonzie
denies he has any connection to the video.
That is not evidence because I never saw more than four minutes
only from this movie,
they are booting My Name falsely framing me falsely of
participating in this movie against Muslims.
The video has ignited I love the timing of this edit violent
protests around the world. in Benghazi, the US ambassador was
killed.
And that just goes on a little bit about how the Canadians are
now writing against the movie. But here is here is the
fashionable writing against the movie. Here's the fascinating
thing that popped up over just at the beginning of the weekend.
There's this YouTube guy, and he goes by the YouTube name of
monograph. And it's his 20 minute video and it's well worth
watching. It's just him. It's one of these where he just has
his face on the camera. ranting ranting. Okay, but he went
through the changes of the name of this video, as it was
released, you know, several months ago first it was what was
it the what was that? What was the initial name? Desert,
desert, desert, DESERT something or other. And then it changed to
the real life of Muhammad. And then it changed to the innocence
of bin Laden, and then a change to the innocence of Islam and
then it changed to the Innocence of Muslims. So it continued to
change names until finally the Innocence of Muslims apparently
hit and then you know, then it took off. So what this guy did
is he went back and he tracked where this video changed names
on which different YouTube channels and he kept running up
against this one particular one actually, he was to two
different ones but owned by the same YouTube name is fascinating
to see how he went through all of this news politics now and
news politics leaks. And so he did all these he did a trademark
search couldn't find it he did all kinds of searches and then
he there was a little logo for news politics now. And he did an
image search a Google image search and he has all these
links in his YouTube pages. You can actually see it and sounds
like a good job of investigating. It's a very good
job it
was in the media Dennis why some joker on YouTube doing well.
Well, what what he came up with was what what blew me away what
just blown everybody away who's seen this guy's video. So he
does the NPN the NPL some news, politics leaks and news politics
now. And he does an image search, you know, Google, you
can just upload an image and then it will come back it will
try and it will try and it came back with Stanley ink. Stanley
ink from their Wikipedia page, which was acquired by the CGI
group in 2010. They went public in 2006. The company's largest
customers, the US Army also hold contracts with the US Marine
Corps, US Navy Department of State and Department of Homeland
Security. spook conch contract. Oh wait, it operates facilities
for the production of United States passports. And for
mailroom work and data entry applications for US visa and
citizenship. There was a rather controversial issue with the
with this company, as this was this was the outfit that went in
and access pret then candidate Obama's passport records. You
remember that?
Oh, yeah, we talked
about it. These were the guys that did that. So this is a
total spook company who was just sitting there changing the name,
trying to you know, trying to get it right, until it's finally
hit. And they tried. You know, bin Laden, well, everyone knows
the guy's dead. So no one's jumping on that when they tried
Islam, and they finally come up with Muslims, then it hit and
we're just changing the name over and over again. It makes so
much sense.
Yeah, well, we've always, I think our last show we discussed
the I mean, one of the moms in the Middle East said it was
intelligence agencies behind this thing. Yeah. And then that
was poo. pooed by every news outlet in the United States.
So crazy. Can you be How crazy is? Yeah, in fact, here's
Kudlow. And here's another thing I caught which no one has done
any reporting on.
But first up after nine days the US government is finally calling
a consulate attack in Benghazi an act of terrorism. The FBI now
on the ground in Libya, listen carefully sees Amon Mohabbatein
joins us now from Beirut Lebanon with all the latest Good evening
Amon
Good evening there yeah. AI has arrived in Tripoli, Libya, where
they are carrying out the investigation. We know they've
already interviewed some of the survivors of that attack in
Germany before arriving. Olivia is fairly on the ground there.
They
did you hear that? What he just said?
Yeah, I didn't. I never heard that before.
So he's what I just heard him say was, the FBI has interviewed
some of the survivors in Germany. So I go looking, I'm
like this. Wait a minute, so something must have happened
here. September 13. Here's the report from CBS this morning
with Charlie Rose,
a radical Islamic group called Ansara. Ow. Surya is according
to US officials, the leading suspect in the attack. The name
means supporters of Islamic law, and US officials describe it as
an offshoot of al Qaeda. At least one of the attackers was
photographed at the scene, and Libyan officials claimed to have
already made arrests. Attorney General Eric Holder cut short an
overseas trip to return to Washington. And a law
enforcement source said the FBI would begin the investigation by
interviewing the 30 American survivors of the attack, who are
now at a US military base in Germany.
There were 30 survivors. And now we're September 23. This is 10
days ago that this report was out there and no one is like in
Germany saying, Hello, can I interview some of the survivors?
This reminds me for some reason, see this L Sherea. thing seems
like for one thing up front, that's bull crap. And I have a
clip that dad gave me kind of indicated that this by believe
was on Russia today. But it will again because Russia Today has
been bringing out Russia today which has its own network now.
It has been bringing out a lot of offbeat news stories that are
obviously designed to humiliate the Americans, even though
nobody seems to notice because it's nobody watches. My clip el
Sherea rousted by Libyans,
a mass protest in support of the Libyan Government has swept the
Islamist militia.
I'm sorry, this is China TV is from China.
Now of Sharia from its military base in Benghazi, the protests
have left at least three people dead and 30 others injured.
Looters carried weapons out of the compound, for it was
abandoned by fighters. Scores of demonstrators earlier stormed
Ansar Al Sharia as main base on Friday. The action appeared to
be part of a coordinated sweep of militia bases by the police,
government troops and activists and our Sharia has been linked
to last week's attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi that
killed the US ambassador, but the group has denied
involvement.
Yeah, I love how in Syria she's like, Hey, guys, we gotta we got
to press pause on this one for a second. We all got to go over
here and do this one for a minute. Okay,
so I'm watching this and by the way, I am thinking that he uses
the word activist to think activist might actually mean
intelligence feel awkward. Yeah.
Well, that's what it seems to be. Yeah.
So but anyway, here's what the scenario was a group of police
locals and a man activist and all these other guys got
together a couple 1000 people and supposedly stormed the El
Sherea compound and all the Altria guys ran off. Yeah, man,
he disappeared into the woodwork and they apparently they had
gotten out of them. I'm afraid. I'm so afraid. And so there's
two things one, I don't believe this group ever existed, but we
played a couple of clips before and it was always they show a
guy with an AK 47 And it's a dangerous group but also blaming
them what Arab any of these groups in the Middle East that
are trying to get a name for themselves have ever denied
doing something unless they didn't do it.
But also the name always bragging about it, but the name
our Sherea This is it must be a made up name.
Yes. version of Sharia law. Yeah. And it's supposed to be
the dose for their truck promoting Sharia law. This is
bogus. This is a bogus this is just bullcrap. Do
they have a logo or a website or something? Yeah, they had a logo
a couple acrostic ak 47. So I'm just gonna do the whole thing
was I think this should still go back to our original assertion
this whole thing was a botched operation that we had something
to do with it well
in is there's a the I was reading the insider the the over
the Ultraman thing either and what the insider says he
believes that to first of all, the whole title of ambassador
was kind of a joke for this guy because he the this Stevens, he
is the guy that saw Old, did the deal and, and brought in all the
weapons and gave it to the so called Al Qaeda groups to go and
kick out Gaddafi. And now that everything's back in place, the
guy was coming back. And that's why I had some of the SEALs who,
from the reports that are out there, we're going we're also on
a, a weapons recovery mission. So he was there to do a deal and
say, Okay, we'll pay you whatever we now we have to have
all the weapons back, because we can't have these American made
American delivered weapons all over the Middle East killing
people. Because you know, we already have this fast and
furious with Mexico. It's just not a good idea. If we have guns
that we walked in here that isn't THAT supposed to
maybe maybe the guns were started to sell Sherea
headquarters and that this operation that that we, that we
just
put every possible is the recovery operation. Very
possible. Very, very possible. As they
dropped the word activists guys ran off, they couldn't find just
what they did, but they grabbed all the guns. So apparently,
that's what happened. The deal went bad. And that's when
Stevens and these guys got killed. You know, because it's
hard. You know, you give someone a gun. They're like, I don't
think I want to give it back anymore. I need a man pads, all
this groovy stuff.
I don't think we had some rocket launchers. Yeah, I
don't think I want to give that back. So that's what the insider
says. And I tend to believe that is a good theory. And you know,
just all around the whole thing. So it's really there isn't it is
truly a psychological warfare, though. When you see these, I
mean, we're doing PSAs. And we're pointing to him from
Facebook, and we're just making crap up. And meanwhile, the poor
American people, what do we get? Oh, my God, this, this made me
so nauseous. Saturday Night Live, which is if you've ever
been to the United States on that vacation you've probably
seen on Saturday night, usually during the season, but they they
have reruns at 1130. Now they had this live comedy show. And a
lot of famous comedians and actors have come out of this.
And I didn't really remember but I guess since 2008, they started
doing Thursday night reports as a part of the scam pain. And of
course, this is an NBC program. So we are on board with anything
that is pro the president and anti everybody else. Did you see
this skit, John, that they did? No, no. I
heard about it, though. A lot of people are complaining.
Well, I'm complaining because it is. Well, we'll have a quick
discussion. It's about a minute 30 In the setup, is this a fake
Fox and Friends that they're doing? Fox and Friends on the
set very funny. And then they are showing how the video was
made of Mitt Romney talking about the 47% of people who he
believes will not vote for him.
And friends on Steve Doocy joining me always Gretchen
Carlson. Good morning, happy Thursday. It's been a few days,
but the press is still pummeling Mitt Romney over comments he
made at a private GOP fundraiser last spring comments that were
secretly videotaped without his permission. It's like the
woman's volleyball coach in my high school used to always say
you can't take people without their permission, Brian.
So what's going on here? I just have to interrupt this. The
what's being insinuated is that Fox is completely pro Republican
without question and is just completely on board with the
Romney campaign and apparently sex offenders that is what is
being propagated and of course if you if you actually compare
Fox with MSNBC, I will say the opposite is true that MSNBC is
the one that does not bring any any kind of balance in the
reporting not trying to defend Fox, but this is this is what
goes for humor for one too, and see what's wrong with the
comments.
There was nothing wrong with them, but let's take a look.
Let's do it.
So you have this 47% that don't pay taxes, and these people are
never going to vote for me. And when I talk about these people
who don't pay taxes, I don't mean senior citizens. All right,
and I don't mean members of our armed services. And I don't mean
southern whites What I mean is and real quick no one is
recording this correct. Okay, it's very important that no one
records this. Okay, good because I'm about to say who these
people are. And I would prefer to not have that on tape sorry,
sir, is that a camera on the table pointing right at me?
Big laugh track. Okay, great.
Now when I say these people, I mean black people.
And there it is. When I first heard when I first saw this tape
that That was not the first thing that popped into my mind.
But it was talking about 47% of people who want entitlement. And
this is when when, when this comes to mind, and this is what
you think of first, I believe you are then the racist. This
thinking and making this it's not funny. And it is literally
putting words in someone's mouth, and it is inciting racial
hatred. And it's it's really wrong. What is going on here?
Well, MSNBC has been inciting racial hatred to can Yeah, well,
I don't know why people can't realize that it was white people
who voted in Obama. Uh huh. It was like, come on you. But I
think that's the whole point was the president.
That's the whole thing is that they just wanted to oh, you
know, these we
can see we can turn this into a racial issue. They are turning
it into a racialist Yeah. Well, as best they can. What they
tried to do is get the black vote when they back out. When is
the blacks have you know, gotten nothing from his Obama? Yeah.
Oh, do you mean? Am I gonna vote again? Who cares? So
what you're saying is they're pandering to the black voters
that what you're saying,
as together they need to get the black voter out again. I don't
know why they're worried about this. The white voters are
they're gonna be the ones voting for Obama, they had one of these
things on one of these networks. I think it was CBS where they
had a focus group in real time, and they were going around the
table with and it was a professional focus group, a real
one with real people. And it wasn't like rigged
unlike the ones we do you mean gentleman's that we tried
Exactly.
It was a real, it looked legit. And everybody except one get one
woman. We're gonna, they were either leaning to or they're
gonna vote for Obama, there was all white people. By the way,
there wasn't I think there was one black guy or one black woman
and she was gonna vote for Obama to, but she was actually kind of
on the fence. But everybody else was gonna vote for Obama. And it
was like 10 to 15 people in the room and all except one person
was gonna vote for Obama. I'm thinking, This guy's gonna, this
is gonna be second to Ronald Reagan second term election in
terms of a nationwide sweep. It's gonna be it's gonna be
ridiculous, unless something weird happens near the end,
which you tend to want to
predict. So I haven't I'm not so sure. I mean, you know, you were
the one that said unless Obama gets caught with a teenage boy,
you know, I mean, you were the one that came up with that
possibility. I was I was listening on the plane on the
way back from Chicago. I was listening to the dead man, the
dead man show. The dead man, the dead man. You know, he also is a
producer and supports a program. And he had this bid and this I
wasn't actually planning on playing any of this. I'm just
I'm literally grabbing his podcast and going to where I
think the the clip is. He had this clip of Peter Schiff. You
know, Peter Schiff.
Oh, yeah. Everybody knows Peter Schiff.
Really? Everybody knows Peter Schiff.
I think all our listeners do anyway, go on. And he
went to the Democratic convention. And he asked people
about corporations and profit. And it's about I don't know,
maybe four years
is the Peter Schiff thing. Yeah. Yeah. You can summarize it
better than playing it. I think it makes. I don't think it works
as a clip.
Okay, so alright. So he essentially goes around, he
says, should we force corporations to not make profit?
And everyone's like, well, I don't know about that. Well, how
about we cap their profits? Yeah, that's a great idea. Every
single person he put in the report, because of course that
you know, that's skewed. We have no idea what he didn't put in
his little mind. They're all like, Yeah, I think that's a
good idea. I think corporations should have limits on how much
profit they could make. I was like, wow,
yeah, it was person after person after person went on forever.
We just listened just a little
bit out looking for work. Actually, women, this is the
Democratic Convention. They don't want to listen for a
little rageous make all these profits. I don't think it's fair
that they make that many profits, right. We got to ban
profits, and we need corporate profits. Maybe we should have
corporate losses. Well, I don't want to go that far. You
actually want to force corporations to lose money.
Yeah, I think so. Because corporations have profits. And I
want to ban those profits so that the workers can have higher
wages and that the consumers can get lower prices. That is
obviously something that would be in favor and we
you know, I I have a real problem with a lot of these
sorts of things because they're you they pander to an audience
of course this is specifically Republicans. I don't believe for
a minute that this is the old guy with a microphone who's
really good of course, you go out there and make anyone say
anything you get no argument from me. Yeah, so I question is
but I mean, I'm, I think there's a lot of that kind of thinking
which he's trying to reveal. I don't know if it's dominant
thinking but it's people are a little sick of what's going on
at that on that side of the of The of the fence and the other
side, the Republican side. They don't have a message of anything
positive that I know of. I mean, they've their messaging is
terrible.
And it's still amazing that people think that you can only
vote for A or B, A or B and I because there was something on
CNN this morning and they're not called into swing voters.
They're called convinced doubles. I haven't heard that
one convinced doubles. And I said, Well, Mickey, are you
convinced double and Mickey knows very well that you that is
not just a or b that there's many people you can vote for on
the ballot doesn't mean Obama or Romney said no to trick
question. She says she wants Ron Paul still she's she's she's not
over that yet. Meanwhile, here's the real stuff that you need to
be worried about in America
back in the US and double amputee in a wheelchair was shot
to death by police at a group home in Houston. After
threatening officers with a pen.
Slave, a double amputee in a wheelchair with a pen was shot
to death by the police. Wow.
I'll take it then. Thank you, Glenn. There's actually a second
half to it.
Caretakers called police and they say the man who had been
diagnosed with schizophrenia became aggressive. When they
arrived he threatened the police with what appeared to be a metal
object that turned out to be a pen. The officer has been placed
on administrative leave
no good idea at pitfall paid by
a double amputee. So he has no legs, you know, wheelchair and
he's got a pen I'm going to speak you know? Yeah. And boy,
yeah, boom. Shut up, slave. Slave. Down the pin.
Down the pin, sir.
That's where we're at buddy. That is where we're at. No,
that's not all. I mean, it's it's much worse of course.
Anyway, we'll get just back on the on the crappy movie just for
a minute. I do want to play this clip. Because at that it's
almost like an ask Adam, but play the film actress versus
YouTube clip.
An actress who appeared in the film trailer at the first spot.
The violence has lost her legal challenge to have the 14 minute
clip taken down from YouTube. And in a court judge rejected
the request from Cindy Lee Garcia because she wasn't able
to produce any agreements she had with the filmmakers.
I want it off. For my sake. For I'm a moral woman. I want it off
of there. It's degrading, demoralizing, and it affected
our country. You know, our ambassador over there. Our Navy
SEALs, you know, were killed behind us. It was a horrible
thing that happened. I think it needs to come up.
Okay, I saw this. I saw this. I'm very curious about your
question.
The the judge says the woman was unable to produce any agreement.
Wouldn't it go the other way? This is like, so I take a
picture of his I take a movie to you essentially on the street
walking along. And then I overdub you saying I you know, I
think you know, some bullcrap. So it looks like you're talking
and you're not. And I put this on YouTube, and you say, hey,
wait a minute, you have to take this down. I didn't agree to
this. And then the judge says, Well, let me see the agreement
that you didn't agree. Let me see the agreement. Do you have
an agreement with the producer of this film? No, I don't that
guy shot me in the middle of walking down the street. Well,
that's too bad. Is that what he's saying? Is that what we're
talking about here? No, that's not
what we're talking about. She's She all she will look she has a
movie coming out her first real role on IMDb called broken
roads. It's in post production, and she wants to be in the
public eye.
Well, that's fine, but I'm saying in this particular case,
that's great. I'm glad she's getting publicity for this. But
the but the decision that she has to produce a document on
agreement to do a takedown when did that happen? i In other
words, what you're what this is saying there's still precedent
here, even though yes, he's doing for publicity, but there's
a precedent now it sounds to me as if if you can't produce an
agreement. Well, even if you were shot, you know,
anonymously. I can't take sounds like to me I would
have to see that. This is just some bullcrap report with some
two bit accuracy.
bullcrap. We don't have Russia.
show me show me where the judgment is. Show me. Let me
pull up on the story. Let me read the judgment. By the way,
Sally Kirkland in this movie she's doing she's hit the big
time now. Who? Sally Kirkland is in the movie with the Sydney
hills.
shet Sally Kirkland Kirkland. Joe. She
wishes she had tons of movies when she was young.
Sally Struthers no snow
Sally Struthers is Come on the family. No Sally Kirkland con
you know, Sally Kirkland.
I don't even know. Oh, okay.
Hold on. I'll tell you Sally Kirkland actually used to be
extremely hot. Here. She was in Oliver Stone's JFK.
Second, I'm going to look at her picture. Yeah.
She is kind of like she's always sauced up.
I see her. Yeah. Oh, yeah. This woman
don't pay these people. This woman What are you talking
about? This woman I bet recognize her. So you know what,
I want to find this ruling because I hear what you're
saying he had judge denies Cindy Lee Garcia's request. Let's find
the actual that she's putting these PR releases on her IMDB
page. Now. Superior Court Judge Lewis rejected Garcia's request
because he wasn't able to in
a lot of different looks in her years served her
serve with a copy. You know, it's it's just wording. And I
need I need to see, I need to see the actual judgment. This is
this is the house of judgment. This is bogus. Give me a copy of
this. You go look for that. In fact, you go look for that, and
I'll pay you something outrageous. So this is really
funny. You know, we're at war with Russia. Your media is not
in our T is not even really saying it. But we're at war with
Russia. And Obama hates Putin. Putin hates Obama. And then
Hillary hates her Putin. And Putin really hates Hillary. And
so you know that Georgia is a very, very, in not in not the
city and Atlanta. But Georgia is a very strategically important
place with Lucifer was over there. We have naval resources
we've sent over some ships, because of course, we've got the
pipelines coming from Boku coming all the way through
Georgia, going into the Caspian Sea very, very strategically
important. This has bitten they still aren't a member of NATO.
But this has been going on since the bushes were in power. The
airport is George Bush International Airport. You know,
the Bush has worked for the Clintons worked for Bush. So the
whole thing is all about gas and oil done. Hillary was there. She
leaves and now Putin is like, oh, yeah, okay, I'm gonna go in
there and cause a ruckus. And he's doing it with the students.
And so they had their own technical experts on the ground.
And this is we have a response to this. But here's here's
Russia. screwing with America.
Protests in Georgia against brutality and prisoners have
strengthened in central Tbilisi students, some carrying brooms
as a symbol of torture call for the arrest of government
ministers responsible. President Mikhail Saakashvili has already
fired two ministers and reshuffled prison staff. The
moves have not quell the growing disquiet in western Georgia in
Zugdidi, the protests were political ahead of the country's
October 1 parliamentary elections. Opposition Leader
Bidzina Ivanishvili told his supporters voters face a stark
choice between good and evil in the wake of the prison scandal,
which is threatening to unseat the pro Western government.
By the way, they've got videos and you literally see these
prison guards and I think it's the same guy who did the Romney
video kind of low, you know, a little bit from behind, and they
see him kicking, and it's good. It's really it's a nice shot.
It's good video, right? It's not like some shaky cam someone's
funny because you can get that kind of video in a prison but
you can't can't do that in the street. And they're actually
kicking
the guy on the ground a victory
for eventually his Georgian dream party would install him as
the country's new prime minister. The billionaire
businessman owns a television channel which aired a video
showing the prisoner abuses. Guards allegedly beat and
humiliated inmates in Tbilisi split Danny prison. The head of
the prison and his two deputies were arrested. The government
says it was staged recorded by guards bribed by politically
motivated persons here before the scandal broke and protesters
took to the streets the pollsters had the government
with a 20 percentage points lead over the opposition. Okay,
so the opposition the guy owns television stations so it's
perfect isn't it has Putin written all over it? Yeah, it
does. So what is Hillary do? She's like, Well, I'm gonna get
you while I ought to. So Hillary of course her Megan
rather be curly of the Three Stooges.
I'm gonna get you Vladimir, I'm gonna get you. I know what I'll
do. I'll call up my bitch over there at to Amnesty
International Amnesty International, you know, the
woman who runs the place right. She used to work for Hillary the
State Department. Hold on a second. What is her name Suzanne
Nossel, Trussell Nossal. And she was the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for State for International Organization. eres
and 2009 and at the beginning of this year, she went to Amnesty
International. So I when I first saw this headline, I didn't
understand what's going on until I saw that it is not just the
Lenin own Oh, Peace Prize and grant. No. So that would be John
Lennon Yoko Ono. It is the Amnesty International John
Lennon and Yoko Ono Peace Prize and grant and guess who would
win to this year by coincidence?
You'll go Oh, no, no, no, Yoko Ono
gives it away. John Lennon's dead. Yoko Ono gives it away.
Hillary? No, no, no. Pussy Riot
pours this case is about three young women who are in jail.
This is the this is Snazzle for amnesty, this Kate This is about
three young women who are in jail, the crime of singing a
song just the crime of singing a song no one and no one mentions
and by the way, they didn't tell Yoko that they did this in a
church. And then it will cause the ruckus. It's just they was
just singing a song. They would just sing this song and they got
thrown in jail. It's
just a woman. No. Amnesty, talking, talking.
Yeah, this is nozzle and in a minute they're gonna have Yoko
on but this is nozzle first she because they're their prize. But
they bring in Yoko Ono to get some press.
This case is about three young women who are in jail for the
crime of singing a song or challenging their government or
provoking but for doing so peacefully,
peacefully. It wasn't peaceful. It was very disruptive.
That now all three girls have been jailed for not doing
anything wrong.
This is Yoko Ono is terrible thing that these girls have been
jailed for doing nothing wrong.
And they will just stand for freedom of speech, just freedom
of speech. And it's really, really amazing that that was
allowed
is amazing. Hey, Yoko, once you watch a news program for once,
so you can see what really happened you dork.
And I really think that it's so important. By the
way, you broke up the Beatles
so that they can come on as soon as possible. I would like you to
accept this on behalf of the first Russian recipient of this
grant
so actually, the here's the one of the girls that that Canadian
Russian guy. He's there to pick it up with his four year old
daughter. So you know, the whole thing is saying is all of a
sudden the guy is now able to do
this. Yeah, this is this is the year right? This is Hillary
getting back at the award for now him pulling out other stuff.
I listen
to him talk for a second. Then I got something to say about this
award very wonderful
ceremony done by Yoko Ono. And obviously, it's an amazing,
amazing honor to receive this award from Yoko and Yoko has
been championing various political causes in the world
for Well, since the 70s. And her picking up the case of our three
prisons gross for Percy Raj, obviously, it's amazing.
It's amazing. She broke up the Beatles you douchebag she's not
amazing. The horror out the kid so let me just tell you who else
was a recipient this year? Bono? Nope. Rachel Corrie
and Hell's Rachel Corrie?
23 year old American peace activist from Olympia,
Washington who was crushed to death by an Israeli bulldozer in
2003. She was killed. Yes. So that's the posthumous award. But
gee,
I remember Yes, she's the girl that he bulldozed.
But who do I see here? Although no. You don't get to guess
anymore. Stop. author and activist John Perkins. Oh,
really? The economic head guy. So he goes to this bogus live
award from from the woman who broke up the Beatles and Amnesty
International, the epitome of economic hitmen and he's picking
up an award. He's a sellout dude.
We had it we, myself and Horowitz interviewed him. Oh,
really?
Where's that interview?
It was on Horowitz the show it was not DH unplugged, but on
whatever. That's funny. We talked about on the show,
would you say that you got that you're a sellout and you say
hey, you're a sellout.
It was it was pretty obvious,
but this year, so he's a sellout though.
Well, it seems as if I think somebody took him aside and put
a gun to his head or something and now meanwhile, he has to you
know, stay in business
to eat The guy's got to eat got to eat. So they have but he
definitely
does not. He actually backs off on the whole theory that he
wrote the book.
He's not what he's saying. It's not even true that would like
go that far but it was just giving different nowadays. That
kind of thing. It's kind of unusual now.
Really? Wow. All right. Well, I understand these guys got to eat
and he doesn't have a podcast now he's not on the makes a lot
harder. You know, we
pay pal killing her subscribers is gonna be when
we're on our way to selling out. Pretty soon you'll be like, hey,
Yoko. Yeah.
I love to take this award. I
loved you when you were with the Plastic Ono Band that gives
peace a chance always are say
is people who listen to our show should appreciate the fact that
this is not going to go on forever. Oh, we
go on. I'm singing in the background.
In any time and anywhere along the lines, it couldn't be
done. But he's talking about hey, maintained and ticketed
data. That's exactly right. It's not going to last forever. That
is obvious.
And then you're going to be judged. I promise you you still
get the day everyone just gets sucked back into the vortex of
lies and deceit.
Well, the question is, where will we go? I mean, I think I've
burned too many bridges. I have no idea where I could actually
go. I mean, you You're pretty smart. You know the only thing
you have to worry about as Father Time. Problem. But He's
creeping up on me too. So the question is, what can we do if
we were to stop if we were
to give started.com company? Oh, please.
I mean, what no one's no one's gonna
good ideas. That idea you had the The App Show. Genius made?
It's like I'm doing books now. It's
yeah, no, it didn't work out. But the idea was genius. I don't
know quite what happened.
Because no one gives a crap about apps turns out
Yeah, I know that. We all thought ABS was a big deal.
And books and no one gives a crap about books either. It's
amazing how that works.
out when people give a crap about
but stuff that I can't eat the Kardashians is hard knowing what
am I going to do?
Yeah, Juliet, the Bravo lineup, they get to ball shows about
techies. Really? Yeah, they got to Silicon Valley show that as
Sara Austin Yeah. And then they have this other show called
cheeseburgers. Something is about uh, oh, yeah, up in
Seattle called cheese. Ch.
That's a huge company, man.
Well, they were inside cheeseburger. They have all
these goofballs that are making. They're throwing things at each
other in the office like they do. Yeah. Like a job reality
show. Wow. Junk junk. Yeah. Well, I have a two clips I'd
like to put back to back before we go into our donation segments
already. Once you got the first one is done. I think this is
interesting. I just found this to be fascinating. First of all,
is the newest Assange Gambit. You know about this? I do not
play.
Ecuador says it's considering asking Britain to authorize
transferring Julian Assange says embassy in Sweden so he can
respond to sex crimes charges then Ecuador says the
whistleblower could be questioned at its embassy in
London, where Assange has been holed up since June. The UK is
yet to respond. Ecuador granted the WikiLeaks editor asylum last
month.
Wait a minute. I thought Sweden dropped the charges and they
found no DNA on the on the RIP condom.
Nearly not. Who still want to talk to the guy? Hey, man, we
just want to talk. They just want to talk to me. Ecuadorians
came up with this idea. Look, you Brits since you're in bed
with Americans trying to screw this guy. Yeah. How about moving
into our embassy in Sweden? Yeah. That's a very good I liked
the idea. on RT of course, because you know, no American
news source is going to touch this story
because we are way too busy. Important is one.
This is the clip that got me kind of this is the connection
clip, which is oh, this is funny. Apparently, every
douchebag in the world is familiar with some of our
practices, and it reveals itself in the revealing clip from
Pakistan top clip,
those days saw the deadliest clashes between police and angry
activists. The law enforcement agencies were unable to handle
the mobs the demanded that the people involved in production of
the anti Islam film should be charged or handed over to
Pakistan.
Government should a demand for America that hand over the
culprits because they have committed crime against the
world of Islam. And it is American tradition that any
action or crime takes place against America, then no matter
which country is in all that person would be subjected to
American law.
Meanwhile, the American Embassy in Islamabad, in a bid to come
down public rage over the anti Islam film produced in the US is
spending $70,000 to air an ad on seven Pakistani television
channels to disassociate the US government from the firm.
I have a number of things to say, but I want to hear you
first. Well, first
of all, I like the guy idea that in some douchebag, in the middle
of nowhere, Pakistan comes out and says, hey, the Americans, if
somebody commits a crime against them, aka Julian Assange, they
go after him and bring him to America for trial. Even though
he's not an American. He didn't do it on American soil, that
he's got nothing to do with America, but they're going to
but this is the American practice. Thus, we want America
to send us these guys who made that movie because they
committed a crime against Pakistan blasphemy laws. This is
very interesting. So
I like this. And I would like to up the ante, I'd like to send
Bill Maher to Pakistan, I think we can easily send Ben Affleck
and George Clooney for the Argos movie, which is coming out in
October. I'd like In fact, I'd like to send them Brangelina.
you're onto something. Right. We should adopt this policy.
It's a great policy. Just say, Do you know what just every
douchebag just here. And you know, what I will throw in Kim
K. is for good measure with a burqa. All right, that's point
1.2.
That was the only point at me. Well, here's
the only he is knowing something.
The point too is that this was a direct hit on the Assange the
attempted Americans that you what did we expect to accomplish
by bringing Assange into the US and drawing attention to this
problem? And let me let me ask you addition just drone him
ask you a different question. As are the both principles and
founders have the courage of where I consulting group known
for all things media, the Mavericks of media as we're
sometimes known on the street, I find seven markets in Pakistan
for only $70,000 to be an incredibly cheap media buy. I
don't even think you can get Austin for $70,000
Yes $10,000 a spot where
the I don't believe for a second
that though in in Afghanistan, or I'm gonna Benghazi Pakistan.
Come on. Pakistan's a huge huge the rates of watch television
the rates
have gotta be way higher than 70 grand for seven markets. What
just one airing one pop? No way. John. No. What
is it two in the morning? Maybe it was under careplus time?
Oh, they did it in infomercial time. Yeah.
Where we usually closed at 2am. But you know for you brand new
and give you how much time you Why
can't you do it with the Pakistani accent. This is like
my thinking tonight right now, but I do we have a very, very
good offer for you. 70 grand, we put your Hillary and clippity
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I'm going to show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
We can use all the help we can get, especially after having
lost the Pakistani donors.
I think the Indian reserve I think the Indians went to,
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yeah, you have to take all these other things into account. I
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Yeah, well, I said that we would the epiphany was that Bernanke
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She has bring your Geiger counter, she she met
up with one of our producers in Colorado, and he was talking
about thorium and all this other stuff. And she's like, holy
crap, you know, when she was a kid, her mom, you know, forced
her out into the demo, you know, different machines are all
families like communists and forced her to wear like a ban
the bomb thing and no, I hate nukes. And she was brought up
anti nuke you know, obviously, this is Europe, right? Yeah. In
fact, I did it right on you. And you went yeah, you should have
gotten no, that's not right. Yeah, right. Right. fact fact.
And so she's been brought up very being very afraid of the
nuclear Armageddon, and of course, the Netherlands. You
know, the, the, the we have nukes there and the Americans
control them. And for her to have this like, Oh, hold on a
second. This might actually be the answer to all problems. By
the way. I'm giving up on the Kia Soul. I have mainly I Blum
is Mickey away, I said, turns out four to five doctors
recommend that the volt the Chevy Volt, they're gonna take
$10,000 off the price. Did you see this?
Oh, I'll get one. You know what the there was a good breakdown
of the Chevy Volt. I've already tested the Chevy Volt. It's a
really nice little car and I think it should have been
rebranded as a Cadillac because it's very, it's really a nice
Chevy. But here's what's interesting. Apparently, they're
just gonna probably dump inventory with this $10,000 You
don't want to get rid of it. They do. Yeah, because they can
cost $85,000 to manufacture.
That's why I want to get one a stupid battery car deal. Yeah,
you can lease one for $240 a month.
Right and it gives you a crossbow. You gotta get this
special sticker to go across the bridge
and be carpool that's quite a commute for me to go across the
bridge for you but for me, but I'm serious
one and I thought it was nice. I don't get to bet though. If you
look around the best one you want to get you can get one get
a black one. They look really good and black. The rest of the
colors have reds, okay, but our sleeves are
red cardio minds will just say kick me and drive a red car. But
I mean, how do I get over the battery part of it? I mean, it's
it's real. I'm really I'm a sellout. I'm like John Perkins
getting an Ono award with this. Is that is that is it wrong of
me to want to go and get in on this deal while the actions hot?
Oh, that's a that's a smart move. It seems to me what seemed
it seems
like a big sell out. I'm supposed to I'm supposed to have
a big buy. Because I'm on a big V eight or sondland Big nitro
burnin. Dude, I met them in Texas and shoot at me
no one's gonna shoot out Yeah, Texas is especially Austin is
filled with those kinds of guys. Lose mine. I need water.
I'm gonna go ahead Did you if you need some water
launch if the read the next couple now get some water. Okay,
boy,
I get to Dr.
Joe Collins,
Joe Collins, who will be knighted today although I do not
see I guess he just sent in an accounting of his knighthood EJ
from Woodbridge, Virginia. Okay, no wonder he's not saying
anything. He's from Hello Virginia. But double nickels on
the dime and we thank you very much for your support the
program and your knighthood is coming up. Andrew Gardner from
the no agenda racing team Sir Andrew Gardner. In the morning
Two weeks ago I raced in New Jersey and forgot to get my
racing car man I didn't make it through the first lap of my
first race without wrecking we've seen the video was
awesome. last races of the season this weekend at Virginia
International Raceway Can I get some no agenda racing karma for
me and to to the head for the competition, please first
competition. And now the karma for no agenda racing.com.com
We do have an update from Andrew he had two races and he came in
poorly in one and wool and won the second race. Oh
Unfortunately, the second race was only two guys. This
competition crashed. That's okay. He's in there.
We don't care. It doesn't matter, man. I mean, you know
you can you can say that when Obama wins you second you want
above the worst.
Now there you go podcast for peace and Alamo California 5150.
Why? Because it's time again for a Karma shot.
You've got karma
anonymous in normal Illinois 5130 In the mornings on an ad
just wanted to wish you both a happy fifth anniversary and ask
for some all purpose karma.
Hey, one question for you. I have one out. You've got karma?
Do I need a special kind of plug? For the volt? It comes
with it? No good, but I can just plug it into anything.
Yeah, well, here's the deal. They have a there's two things
you can do one you're gonna get
to normal 240 thing to anything
and you can add that but that it to recharge the battery
completely. Actually, you have to plug it in at midnight and it
gets recharged for by about nine in the morning takes 910 hours.
Yeah, you can also have installed into your house or
wherever you are a special 220 treadmill outlet and you plug
into that maybe and it charges the car in a couple hours to
three hours Mickey on
the treadmill. That would work Hey and but it has an engine
right? It has a gas engine, right like 1.4 liter engine.
Yes, a
small engine if you went after if you go 4050 miles and the
thing the battery craps out the engine turns on you really don't
notice.
This is the final question I have. Can you control when the
engine comes on? No. So you can't say just don't come on it
or does it come on at a certain speed or
the commando light comes on when the battery's dead?
I don't think you're right on that. I drove one. Okay, and
then you're right.
I only got the engine to come on once.
And that was because you didn't have you didn't charge it you
just kept going.
Yeah, I kept going and going I went about 40 Something 42 miles
so what you're saying all of a sudden, the car Van Damme engine
starts up and I'm driving around so that you don't notice the
difference.
But does that then charge the battery or is that not enough to
charge the battery that's just kind of take a
think it's supposedly the battery is always being charged
and I think the engine does a little bit like when you hit the
brakes that charges the battery. Right right. Right. Got all
these crazy things. That's why the car costs do you
think I can get laid driving this thing? No, no way. No. Anti
laid mobiel I just don't see it. I just started chick man. The
black one you Sure? How's the one might be how's the GPS.
But you put a decal on the side says chick mag.
How's the GPS? The GPS perform?
I didn't use it much. Alright, so I
think I can take the truck and they'll they'll probably give me
at five grand for that. Maybe not maybe three grand or they
will maybe three grand for the truck.
Get the thing leased for a couple 100 bucks like you said
do that deal. Think is 240 I was looking at a $240 deal. It's a
nice car.
I mean, I don't want any debt. But
there's one little problem with the car for anyone who's got it
Volkl know this so get on the freeway. Get it about 60 miles
an hour and open the the right we're rear window.
It goes down to 40.
No for pretty much bust everybody's eardrums in the car.
You have to do it to appreciate what a it's unbelievable.
Is this huge blog? Is this a test you always perform with
every new automobile?
I don't know. I think I think I read about it or something
before I was driving the car. And when I tried it was like
holy everyone in the car is moaning at me started killing
us. It makes a thumping sound is very strange. It's like oh, it's
aerodynamic. The cars really aerodynamic. So if you interrupt
the aerodynamic thing by opening the window, it grates is weird.
It's just strange. It's not it's not a deal killer. As far as I
here's what
I'll do. I think I think I'll do the following. Because I like
this because the commitment on the lease is only for 24 months.
This is a big deal. Yes, this is what the deal I saw 24 months,
and maybe it maybe maybe it was 260 but it was either 240 or
260.
But anything under 300 bucks is fine. I mean, are you kidding?
That's it's fantastic. It's a great deal to trade in the
truck. I'll get the you know, I'll have like maybe an extra
800 bucks after that. Cuz then you have to do a down payment.
I'm sure there's a $2,000 down payment, at least she Yeah. And
then I'll get some really wide tires. And some rims that spin.
Yeah, we don't expect to see you doing that. Okay,
I'm getting a black one with big fat tires and rims that spin.
We're gonna right after the show I'm gonna go pick me up. A volt
I think is great because you're right devalue it. This is why I
like it. They probably did. They are spending $80,000 To make him
they got it and it was just a blow job for the President. And
so they got they can't get rid of him because you can't get
laid in him which is what a car is for. So this is a great deal
because I'm getting laid no matter what I can and I'm gonna
go get one of you one of these and it's a great deal. It's a
great deal.
It is. I think it is a great deal on Sir Lawrence McBride and
more town Merseyside 5130. Hey should is an ask Adam if he's
read market forces by Richard K Morgan yet hmm apparently not
getting through job Carmen in the morning.
You've got karma?
No, I have not have not
Great Falls Virginia. We got Mr. M with $50.05. Please call me
Mr. M. Greetings from the Gitmo Inka nation. Lima Peru. never
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could be better for me. But before receiving you must first
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Absolutely.
You've been de Deus. You've got karma.
By the way, I'd like to just little interlude intermezzo from
the chat room regarding my decision to purchase a volt
quote, I'm getting laid no matter what famous last words.
volt equals slave car. And Adam you're out of your effing mind.
start smoking weed again. Hmm, I don't know John. That's three
against your one so far.
Yeah, but those are three people in the chat room. Hi.
Easy on the chats
All right. And finally we got Rebecca Nelson here in red fruit
someplace or other rough red and fruit. Sure.
Renfrew. Sure. UK
is must be UK. Let's see we got anything going on see a note
from her. So without to comment. $50 want to thank her and
everybody else who donate is the shortlist today hopefully we'll
pick it up a little bit with our anniversary coming up with a
5555 donation which will be the new anniversary donation we want
to thank everyone who did or the few people did the 5132 people
today really so that obviously was not working
Ah, maybe I should hold off on the on the on any purchase of
anything.
Well let's see what happens on Thursday. Wow, if we get a few
people with 5555 will assume that means that you should be
getting a new car instead of driving around those old things
are
the truck Will I fit in? Well I fit in the in the car very
roomy, much more. Actually the other competitor I drove I'm
going to be test driving a focus. Electric pretty soon
quarter like Ford Focus car I like it a lot.
I'm gonna what I'll do is I'll get the fat tires the rims that
spin and they'll just have a cord hanging out the back
dragging along.
How about getting some some of those those brass balls that
they
wouldn't be fun to have a cord it's an extension cord just
bungling
bouncing around.
People like hey, all go Hey, dude. Do you extension cords
hanging out man from your battery car? Um, I do. Thank you
so much. It's time to recharge man. Hey, listen, people. We
need your support, right? It's the fact that we need some
support here. This is now third in a row. Yeah, third, third
down show in a row. We really need some support. Thank you,
please. Now we have
our anniversary coming up and nobody
gives a crap it's like oh, you know when people are tired?
They're tired of us. I'm gonna I'm gonna stop them started
looking to sell out.
We put ads on the show. Oh, what do you want? What happened to
your voice things? We should have been doing one today.
I've given up John. I've given up how many of you man how many.
How many have we done it? You know, here's here's the thing.
It was a stack I think was saying that it looks like Apple
was going to come up with a way to so you can charge for
podcast. Yeah, yeah, I know. I'm like oh, we're saved now. We're
gonna $100 a week is gonna be great. Now seriously, have you
heard if you were listening to the donation segment, and you
heard that lovely donation coming from Wendy burglar from
Ottawa, as she said, Hey, I gave up my Netflix for you guys. You
know that is the value for value model she apparently He is
getting more value from listening to the no agenda show.
Because we have no ads because we are not beholden to anybody
because we are not slaves to the system. Because we have given up
a life of prosperity to just get by and make it happen. John gets
by a little more because he's got these columns. But you know,
he's been working on it for 40 years, where a people know he's
a dick, you know, so but I can't even blow any I don't have
money. I can't fall back on anything like that. You've made
you've made a career out of this, and I'm very jealous of
that.
And that too late now.
Yeah. And there's no way you can't get in on that the scam
anymore. So you've got it, you've nailed it, you've
completely you've gotten your way in. But I don't think that
that is that alone is gonna make it work for you either. So I
have nothing.
And I don't
I gotta tell you put more
work into this show than anything you've ever done before
you like digging through this crap? I mean, anything you did
earlier of, which was
I didn't really do all the work there. But we did do a lot of
work. Yeah, I do. And I do it from the worst, but in the worst
possible circumstances.
And you do it and what's funny is that you you know, both of us
do a lot of you know, we will dig up stuff that people are not
going to get people aren't you? Most people will not get any of
this information, or the analysis. I mean, the analysis
is great, but even just bear information sometimes it's like
I never heard this before. I mean, we're picking stuff up
because we're looking at listen to a lot of we're doing a lot of
work that the people that who listen to our show don't have
time to do they actually work for a living they don't have
time to listen to the the news from Pakistan. Like there's not
interest I mean, they don't have time for the who has time for
this. I had we're filtering mechanisms, the two of us.
I had this some suggestions I can do porn with Bobby Eaton.
Now. There you go. I can do some webcam porn. There's an idea.
It's probably makes less money than this show. No,
I have on quite good authority. She makes more money than I do.
With a webcam stuff.
But just we're doing webcam girl stuff. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. A lot
of these women, a lot of these. There's so many webcam girls, I
would have to assume there's money to be made.
You have to understand. She has movies. So she's got a product
and she's making she's not making movies anymore. But you
can google Bobby Eaton, and you'll see some three input
movies that will blow you away so that the fantasy is there. So
it's not like just some you know, some pom pom tech, a wild
boar webcam girl. You know, this is Bobby Eaton. She's a
celebrity. She's
a little more than a plain webcam girl. So she sent
me the flashlight, her her flashlight. And I just put it on
the mantel, you know, I just like we were on our way to
Chicago and Mickey, we come back he's like, Okay, you have to put
this thing somewhere else. It's creeping me out.
It's totally creepy. You know, and I don't want to criticize
anybody who uses that advice as a mechanism to make money by
selling it.
But I do criticize someone who actually uses it.
Well, yeah, it's pretty bad. It's bad idea. It's a very big I
guess selling them like hotcakes. Because you know what
this? I don't want to say which podcast it is. You know which
one it is? Of course, it relies on selling those things to make
the kind of money that we
I solicited more or less to actually make more these things.
I
think that's the way to go.
We know what's wrong about the Fleshlight is the edges. They
scratch?
Hey, Oh, would you know this?
To vorak.org/in A
help us out? Well, you
can see I'm already doing product testing. I think we need
some help.
was one big birthday today and that was celebrated yesterday
and we congratulate the one and only JC buzzkill Jr, for as you
know, John,
he's already lying about his age. Not
really a bet he is. We know he lost his humor. So he's got to
be at least 22. Yeah, I think I think he's older than that. He's
2425.
And he's getting there. Wow. Wow. All right. Well,
congratulations,
buzzkill, Jr, thank you for all that you do for the best podcast
in the universe, which he doesn't do for free either. By
the way that comes right off the top to want to mention that in
two nights of course, you'd have our eastern night is great. And
we have one of our layaway nights. Joe Collins, who just
thank you very much got to Patrick Wilson and Joe Collins
stuff on for the two of you. Thank you so much for your
contributions actually keeping us afloat today. With your
generous donation to the best podcast in the universe. I
hereby pronounce the nights of the no agenda roundtables.
Patrick and Sir Joe Come on. October, we got your hookers and
blow you rent poison Chardonnay, your wenches and beer, your hot
pants and booze. And your sexy scooters, if you so wish. Take
care of well deserved spot here at the roundtable of the Knights
of the no agendas. And again, thank you so, so so very much
from both our families for supporting us.
Yes, thank you. And we won't have these long winding sessions
if people would step up a little bit here.
So there was an interesting bill that came before the house that
I caught. Just the other day Mr. Speaker, I move to suspend the
rules and pass hr 5987 As amended. The Clerk will report
the title of the bill, HR 5987, a bill to establish the
Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Oak Ridge,
Tennessee, Los Alamos New Mexico and Hanford, Washington, and for
other purposes. So here's the bill to establish the Manhattan
Project Park. Now the Manhattan Project three places Yeah, the
Manhattan Project was essentially the project that
created the nuclear bomb. Am I correct?
Yeah, the big bit of the bombs that we dropped on Japan that
were created by this project.
So Dennis Cassina, rose in opposition. Oh, I'm gonna have
none of
this. Technology which created the bomb cannot be separated
from the horror which the bomb created. The celebration of the
technology of the bomb bespeaks a moral blindness to its
effects, which include not only the devastation of the people of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but the $10 trillion dollar cold war
between the US and Russia, and the 10s of 1000s of nuclear
weapons, which today hang over the world like so many swords of
Damocles at a time when we should be organizing the world
towards abolishing nuclear weapons. Before they abolish us.
We are instead indulging in admiration.
Yeah. What's your problem? I'm so glad we got rid of this guy.
I mean, he's really needs to shut out. I mean, really? I
mean, slave, you please. Yes. It is a fact
that way. They got rid of him too. They just redid three
redistrict rewarding reorg zones, you know, is district a
reorg reorg and let's get rid of this guy. He's a
pain in the ass. It is a fact right that no American president
has ever been to Nagasaki to the nuclear Memorial there. He
protested. They couldn't do it.
Now look, no, because we did we built that. We built that. I
would like to mention that there's a special date coming
up, John, maybe we can do something with the donations for
that. 1011 12 is a Thursday. Okay, so that's October 11 2012.
Is a Thursday. Is there something special we can do?
1011 1211 12
people, maybe somebody can come up with something for us. Well,
people
give us $1,011.12
Yeah, there's that. Just thought the real sweet spot for these
kinds of donations is between 50 and $200.
Oh, really? I'm glad someone's paying attention.
Anyway, so I got one my I got plenty, but go ahead. Okay,
well, I'm gonna get mine out of the way. Let's do it. Have you
heard about this India launches missiles unreported? No, I
have not heard it at all.
India has testified its nuclear capable Agni three ballistic
missile from a base in the eastern states of a detail. The
surface to air missile with a range of more than 3000
kilometers was successfully fired from the budbreak district
according to defense officials. The latest test comes two days
after India test fired its second 4000 kilometer range Agni
former sail from the same base
so what do they say in Pakistan look out
I don't know what the deal is. I mean this was not reported by
American news media we don't talk about crazy missiles but if
Iran launches a like a firecracker
yeah oh yeah it's horrible. Oh stop.
Yeah. The details of the missile are also have if you want to
hear him well interesting of the missile details of Indian
missile almost second.
A bet it can hurt you.
Agni three is capable of carrying warheads weighing up to
one and a half tonne. It is 17 meters long. Long, weighs around
50 times and equipped with hybrid navigation, guidance and
control systems, along with advanced onboard computers. The
first development trial of Agni three was carried out in July
2006, but it failed to achieve the desired result. Three
subsequent tests conducted in 2007 2008 and 2010. Were all
successful.
That's your that's worth your $50 right there.
Now, here's another one. Do you know about Scotland?
I've heard I've heard it exist. Yes.
You know, they're breaking away from the UK. Well, they'd
like to Yes. Oh, well, here's
the Scotland in revolt clip from Russia today. That's later
but now 1000s are set to march for independence in Edinburgh
this weekend with people flocking to the Capitol from
across Scotland. A referendum to break away from the UK is due to
be held in 2014. And it's expected that the details could
be hammered out by next month. It is Jacob grieves reports.
The event taking place in Edinburgh has been trumpeted as
a stepping stone to the referendum to be held on
independence in 2014. The organizers wants similar
demonstrations take place on the annual basis building up to that
vote, their bids try and gain some momentum on the issue. The
organizers also stress not going to be supported to the Scottish
Nationalist Party in attendance also like to see those who
normally vote for the Labour Party for liberal Democrats or
conservatives. Any issue and decision when it comes to
independence likely to be thrashed out here in the
building behind me in Westminster. And here is where
Alex down the head of the Scottish nationalist party just
this week met David Cameron the Prime Minister he also those
salmon received a bit of a rebuke from the Work and
Pensions Minister he said that sound and the Scottish
Nationalist Party wouldn't be able to handle the welfare state
independently
Well the interesting thing is that a lot of the the wealth for
the United Kingdom comes from Scotland all the oil is up there
yes and Scotland decided that they could handle you know this
guy so you guys can handle the welfare stand on the welfare we
have money you want it we give it to you. Meanwhile, the Scots
say yes bull crap we got all this oil we're going to use that
to for the welfare state. And but I thought that was a weird
comment that they would say you can't handle the welfare state.
I mean, this is like what is this saying about all these
countries? You can't break away cuz you're you're poor and
you're idiots. We give you free money
for shit. I don't know,
man. This is not covered at all in the United States.
No, you know what is covered Boardwalk Empire terror drills
today.
Here in New York. The NYPD held a mock terrorism drill on the
set of the HBO show Boardwalk Empire, which is constructed in
Brooklyn, and is a meticulous recreation of Atlantic City the
boardwalk in 1920 it gives the police department a realistic
environment to hold exercises, while not scaring the public
half to death. Now how does
a boardwalk that looks like it would look to 1920 give you a
realistic simulation.
Maybe they're gonna go back in time.
What kind of realistic I mean, really? That's not realistic. I
think they they shot they shot some false flag movie. I think
they shot something there.
There's something dubious about this report. It's very dubious.
And again, a poorly reported and without asking the simple
question that you just asked, How is this realistic? How
is it realistic?
It's a set from the 1920s You know, all these sets are
designed the Yeah. That's kind of realistic is the frontispiece
the front of it. If you go into any of these buildings, they're
they're set set up the camera on
the back end you dropped walls.
real issues no walls.
I think they shot a PSA there. So you watch you let's just
wait. terror attack in Jersey.
You can't trust anything that comes off on NBC.
Well, how about this then? I think this was might have been
NBC or CBS James Holmes are Ronald McDonald look like so
called Patsy for the Aurora Colorado Batman shootings. Now
you remember that he looked like he was on drugs when he was
first brought out. And it looks like they've got him on new
medication
charges. And this is how James Holmes looked in his previous
court appearances to shoveled long hair dyed orange and
inattentive to the point of almost seeming to fall asleep as
if he was dazed are on medication. That mean they're
just coming out and saying it I'd like to point that out as if
no, he was dazed and on medication.
But today a whole different look and demeanor had
Have you seen the new look? The new James home lie have not
exceeded his eyes, aren't you? It's like he's bugging out. Like
he's completely buggin out his
dark brown hair close cropped, a beard and mustache neatly
trimmed, and he was alert following the proceedings at
times, even looking into the audience. As attorneys argued
over access to the notebook, he allegedly mailed to the
University of Colorado.
So the the reporter on this story, he comes back after this
little package that he rolls out, and now he's going to
really explain the truth that they've put him on new
medication.
I was in the courtroom for Holmes first court appearance
just after that shooting and I gotta tell you, Scott the
difference between what he looked like then and today was
nothing short of stunning I had to look twice to make sure I was
seeing the same man but because of the gag order we have no idea
what brought about this dramatic change to we don't
even may not even be the same guy. He's even saying it I did
look twice I don't think it was the same guy. Probably not. Of
course it's not it's his hairs all different. He's you got to
look at the pictures this is bugging out. I think it's Mr.
Howell doll. You know I got I'm so I'm so angry. I wish I could
have gotten on the handle.
Okay, I got one kind of interesting clip. I think this
this is kind of like a throwback story that when this took place
in the Bay Area was announced apparently took place in Holland
and I just think it was a funny story. Really, you're going to
do the Facebook. Nobody wants to hear these stories here.
Ryan's police had to be called into a suburban Dutch town where
around 4000 party goers turned up at a teenager's birthday
party. The crowd threw stones and bottles and even bicycles
that police would have been put on standby. After the party
Invitational went viral on Facebook. The girl forgot to
mark her event as private and had to flee her home after over
100,000 users said they would attend Okay,
hold on a second. Don't look over here nothing to see. Look
at that a
bowl crab distraction.
I don't think it's even a real story.
Oh no, it happened.
Well wait a minute. Are you telling me get let me get this
straight? Are you telling me that I could be on Facebook and
just put out some announcement I'm gonna have a party somewhere
to promote a book maybe but let's say my birthday party will
be this and that and it Oh, accidentally didn't put it on
private or whatever. The show I stopped
that part of course is not true. It was intentional. The whole
idea was to get a party going. And it was not about just
putting it on private. That's bull crap. But yeah, I mean,
this is this is Facebook promotion I don't know what it
is distraction is don't look at your political parties your
political system falling apart. We're about to screw you people
into the European I'm
not saying it's not a story that seems it's like all it's done. I
don't know. I'm skeptical is actually took place.
Now. It happened. It did happen. They were talking about it. And
I even saw stories like Oh, it's so cool. We're gonna have a
drone filming it all. People like having a little remote
control one of those helicopter drones. It was like it gives a
crap just who gives a crap? Just don't waste my time with that.
I'm looking for some promotional ideas
for your book. So there was this. We didn't get an invite
the Social Good Summit. What? Yes, the Social Good Summit. You
are not invited. Where are you?
We are the social good.
Thank you. That is an opening of the show. This was a big, big to
do. And we in Silicon Valley was invited. I mean, you're there in
the media milieu and use any you're driving by electric cars,
but you should be reporting on this stuff. Even Hillary Clinton
welcomed all of her techno experts including some well
known outfits.
I am so delighted to be joining you for this year's Social Good
Summit. And I want to thank Mashable 92 Why the UN
Foundation Ericsson the Gates Foundation, and UNDP for
creating this extraordinary platform for Global Engagement.
So that's it Mashable is compromised. Mashable is now
officially compromised in a puppet of the New World Order
and the State Department. You cannot trust anything that is on
Mashable anymore. Pete what's his name? What's his name? Hear
me? Am I speaking in a funny voice?
No, you sound great. Voice.
I went to the mashable.com/sgs to jump right to it. And they
have a streaming they're streaming this event. Do
Something wrong with ourselves today? Do I sound strange?
Sounds a little strange to me.
All right. All right. Do I need to unplug? Yes?
Yeah, I'll take a look at this thing. I'm gonna look at it
right now because it really really annoyed me that Mashable
is sold out. I'll play a little bit of the rest of Hillary's
thing
here. Well, actually, Cashman is on this podium to speak.
Oh, really? Well, is he saying something?
I read unplug. Okay. Well, let
me let me go ahead. Get it right now. Hold on. I could go on it.
Let's see what he's saying. He's not he's live now on the stream.
Yeah. And the guy is sold out. I
mean, the whole mashable.com/i guess I got it on it. Oh, could
not load? Oh, here it is. Is that him on the right provides
for our Susan reclamation. Buddy meant our foreign policy
in a way that can be done without looking at him. That's
him a central Yes, we did presentative people, which is
not for for social,
man, he couldn't be good and get a business model together. So
they had this is what he had to do, which that
until five minutes ago when you told me about
it. But really, it's been going on for 48 hours already. In that
regard.
I don't pay attention to these sorts of events.
But this is a whole big Silicon Valley who how we're all
New York City is not very Silicon Valley issue. It's
taking
no experts. Listen,
you know, leaders from around the world are coming together
this leaders from around the world, John, hey, where are you?
Huh? We get the United Nations seeking solutions for some of
the toughest challenges we all face. And at the same time, a
revolution in social media is helping people everywhere take
part in a global conversation about how we can work together
to advance the common good. We are living at a moment when
anyone can be a diplomat. All you have to do is hit send.
Anyone can be a diplomat, all you got to do is hit Send or
blow Mashable
that takes care of Mashable as being objective. Yeah.
So I so I was the reason why I'm interested is because I was
looking for video of Todd Park. Todd Park is our chief
technology officer, you know, the guy who replaced the VEC and
all that crap
and a COBOL. That well, but he'll get by three
is better. He's better. Here's the quote that I wish I wish I
had on video. We've really embraced the power of open
innovation said Park, who broke his job down to three primary
tasks, making new data available to the public, take already
publicly available data that's unusable and make it usable, and
making entrepreneurs and innovators aware of government
data. Now here comes a quote, and I'm gonna get this. I know
it's been recorded somewhere. You take the data that's already
there and jujitsu, it, put it in machine readable form. Let
entrepreneurs take it and turn it into awesomeness. Watts. I
can't wait to get that quote from him. You've got to jujitsu
the data and turn it into awesomeness.
Oh, I gotta get this is just as too rich.
What are you doing?
I got another computer and I've got that. I got it.
Now you're distracted. Now? You're just watching that. No,
no, no. Hey, get no you don't have to kick people just because
they're dickheads in our chat room. Okay, it's all right. All
right. Please don't turn into twit. That's what now they they
booted someone out of the chat room which then I'm just because
he was yelling at me and I yield back. So y'all don't have to I
think they should. No, I don't think so.
I don't Yeah, well, you're a troublemaker.
I said people shouldn't be been be banned. You don't have to
kick people out of the
United Nations Foundation. 92 why? What is that you think
I have? No, that's techno experts. It's all techno
experts.
92 Why that we have to look into for the next show.
Wait a minute. Gizmo now angry at me.
You guys, you're paying too much attention to the chatroom. Let's
get back to the show. Monumental
techno expert entity and at the State Department. We are working
to harness new technologies that will strengthen civil society,
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We've partnered with the Community of Democracies to
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as techno experts Mashable is becoming the techno expert of
America, they are compromised. I'm telling you can watch it now
in every single story Pete Cashmore comes out with we're
making
it easier for Americans to contribute to civil society
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Share your ideas, mobilize your friends, take action online and
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I'm going to take will take an action offline help
us ensure that this global conversation delivers results
for people.
Okay. Anyway, so there was some action, we had some real action
going on. And And apparently, the CYBER WARS have begun. John,
are you aware of this
didn't have any salvos?
This just in national security officials tell NBC News that
cyber attacks this week that slowed the consumer websites of
JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are being carried out by
the government of Iran. One source says the attacks are
looking to cause significant damage. A chase spokesman told
CNBC the website was having problems earlier today, but is
now fixed, he declined to comment on whether the web
problems were the result of a cyber attack or not.
Yeah. So when you when, essentially when you suck, and
your website sucks, and or you have no money, and you just oh,
we're being attacked by Iran. It's really that's really
outrageous. You saying, Whoa, just being attacked by Iran?
Yeah, right. I mean, yeah, but the state of the
Iranians are gonna cut themselves off from the internet
and become that do it just a country wide internet, which is
kind of the way it began here. Yeah. And I think they're gonna,
I think it's going to start a trend, what the cannot can be if
they can pull it off, and they used to keep themselves locked
out. They'll, other countries will follow suit. It's the
beginning of the end, we're using the internet as a weapon.
Instead of using it as a as a tool of love. You know, some
where you get just opens things up. We're using it as a weapon
as a tool of delivery mechanism. This is killing the internet
that in fact, the end of show clip.
You want I'm not done, but you want to do that now, because
we're not done yet. But if you want to No, no,
no, I'm just kind of teasing the end of show. Oh, you're teasing
the end of show clip doesn't discuss this specifically. But
it is about the dangers that are that we're with? And is it's
Richard of all people. Of course, it's the very
entertaining Richard Stallman Oh, Ki dokie, who was on Russia
Today ranting about the evils of of censorship on the internet.
But but that's for when Adam has dealt with whatever. But what's
your next thing?
Well, I was going to go back to where we started this morning
with this fantastic session with Janet leucaena. Paula Tano. We
need to be very, very afraid of everything in the entire world
with awesome and awesome douche. What's his first name again,
he's the guy that he's a lawyer. And he is now in charge of the
anti the terrorism thing. He's the counterterrorism czar. And
then Perkins who is the assistant or the deputy FBI
director. And so they were asked several different questions.
We've already talked about some of the TSA stuff. Let's listen
to what Lucene Apollo tunnel thinks are the biggest threats
to these United States.
I would add to what was said the nature
of wasted
on Islamist terrorism terrorist or terrorism was saw, for
example, the arrest in Chicago last Saturday, I think was
Saturday. Yeah. An individual
to check the script to schedule the call sheet. So yeah, it was
Saturday. And we've
seen a pattern of this, or several of these instances over
the last year. I think the internet serves as a facilitator
for that. There you
go. It's a facilitator for that it's not a tool of love.
And I think the so called lone wolf can also be a lone Islamist
in that regard motivated by motivations that may be behind
for example, motivated
by motivation I
knew that I knew you'd love it listen to the whole sentence
motivated by motivational
be alone Islamist and in that regard motivated by motivations
that may be behind for example, what occurred in Benghazi
motivation motivated by stalking and Double Dog,
she's hammered. I think you're absolutely right. I think I
think she's on drugs.
I think she's hammered, too.
Here's Matthew Olson, Matthew G. Olsen, former NSA guy, lawyer,
and he wrote the book about national security being actually
a financial problem. guy talks out of the side of his mouth.
When a guy talks out of the side of his mouth, what does that
mean?
It means he's a sharp guy talking about this side of his
mouth. Talking
me.
Out of the right hand, bottom corner of his mouth. He had a
stroke. No, he did not have a stroke.
Usually just what it means. No, I
think he's a shady character.
Oh, okay. Well, you had a stroke or is a shady character?
Well, wait a minute, isn't there a saying he talks out of the
side of his mouth?
Isn't there saying? Yeah, you can talk out of both sides of
your mouth. Is that is it just one side? No, you can talk on
both sides of me just say one thing under this shade. And then
you say something to set it aside? Well,
he seems the One Only out of the right side. Here's what he
said. Dr. Olson How about you? What's What's your
director Olson? I'm Lieberman. I mean, how can how can this guy
this? He's an independent right, Lieberman?
Yeah, they probably can Party kicked him out until he ran
independent they need to kick this guy out of the country or
no, is it? I don't know. Maybe it's a democratic? Yeah, he was
a Democrat. They kicked him out.
He's an aihole is what he represents the whole party
during
vice president.
what's your what's what's your What are your major concerns?
Like how she portrayed owners mouthrinse about sources of
threats to her homeland in terms of the threat?
Enough with the homeland? Why is it Why is he even saying this
threat to our homeland, our homeland? Hate that meme?
Because it's bull crap. Where do you live in the homeland
poor to order your major concerns about sources of
threats to our homeland, in
terms of the threat to the United States homeland, I would
put a queue in the Arabian Peninsula at the top of IQ
write this down John AQ in the Arabian Peninsula AQAP at the
top list
and but I would also put again, AQ core notwithstanding its
greatly diminished capability,
AQ core write it down John a que cuando el de que core
and you have a slideshow for this, no is
coming out the side of his mouth and telling you talking about
her corporate job. But there's more he'll course
dead. Now he
says that even though they've been diminished, they're still
really important
the list and but I would also put, again, AQ core,
notwithstanding its greatly diminished capability, it does
retain the intent. And we've seen this too, to carry out an
Geitner tack, even if it's a smaller scale, less
sophisticated attack than we've seen in the past.
And listen, listen to the Lieberman Geitner. Yeah, but
listen, let me go bright. Right, John? That's right. Yeah, that's
right. Even jaws. Right.
Listen, I notwithstanding its greatly diminished capability.
It does retain the intent. And we've seen this too, to carry
out an attack, even if it's a smaller scale, less
sophisticated attack ever seen in the past against the US
homeland? And then third, I would, and again, these are not
in any particular order. But I would also lit include on that
list. Iran and Hezbollah echoing the comment about it really,
that there, the likelihood of attack inside the United States
depends largely on events in the Middle East and what we see.
All right, so let me just get this straight. The biggest
threats to our homeland are people who live on the Arabian
Peninsula and Iran. What are they getting on the plane and
flying it over here?
I think they bring in fighters or they have this far away. This
is
the biggest threat ever
been the Middle East? forever to get there.
The pain in the ass? I mean, I mean, this is the biggest threat
to the homeland. Is this the biggest threat to the homeland?
I mean, come on, I mean, wake up people. Hi, here's Perkins about
the cyber threats. He's the Deputy Director of the FBI.
Organized crime in cyberspace offers a higher profit with
lower probability of being identified and prosecuted. Hold
on, John.
That's our next gig. Hold on. Let me write that down. higher
profit, no chance of being identified. No cost. This is
great gig for techno experts on our in our team, we should be
good there should become cyber warriors. We
have an idea we can offer say that we somebody we know someone
with $50 million that we got to get out of the country. And they
can help us out.
Yeah, all they have to do is just open a bank account. Yeah,
give us
10 bucks. We'll send them 50 million.
Okay, you might want to unplug and replug because you want
nothing I did nothing. Okay, you sound good. Now let's hide
and prosecuted and hackers and hacktivist groups such as
anonymous in law sec, are pioneering their own forms of
digital and are Okay,
okay, let me just get this straight hacktivist groups like
low sec, and anonymous whose websites are still up today, by
the way, you haven't taken their websites down. They're
pioneering the new activism which you're right, John is
clearly bad.
With these diverse threats, we anticipate that cybersecurity
may well become our highest priority in years to come. That
is why we are strengthening our cyber capabilities. In the same
way we enhanced our intelligence and national security
capabilities. In the wake of the September 11 attacks.
I guess we're gonna get felt up online now.
We are focusing our cyber division on computer intrusions
and network attacks. We are also hiring additional computer
scientist to provide expert technical support to critical
investigations ongoing in the field. As part of these efforts,
we are expanding our cyber squads in each field office to
become cyber task forces. Man, I want to
be a cyber cyber squad task force
that will be focused on intrusions and network attacks.
Yeah. We're also working with our partners to improve on the
National Cyber investigative Joint Task Force NCI JTF,
NCI JTF I want that business card.
The FBI led multi agency focal point for coordinating and
sharing of cyber threat information step backs
Edison and Xia J ITF. Here. Alright, so he's kind of boring.
But you do need to wrap it up with the executive order that
we've been talking about. I got a lot of flack, by the way for
that draft executive order that I that I read on the show that
we deconstructed a couple episodes ago, I got a lot of
like, That's bogus. That's bogus. And bullcrap. You get any
of that. Are you there? Even Are you even still listening? Are
you connected to this program? Wow. I was just talking to
myself the whole time. This is very slow
testing. Okay. No, you were I was saying stuff and you weren't
hearing me know. Again, plug. All right, you're good. So
here's the question. You know, that thing that happened a
couple of weeks ago, Microsoft, his own police department had to
go all over the world and crack down on some on a couple of
botnets. And all this, where's the FBI in all this?
Well, they're still hiring.
I mean, telling you they here's an example, a number of years
ago, there was some guy who was being harassed by some hackers.
And it turned out to be some kid in his basement somewhere. And
he called the FBI because they were interfering with his
machine. And his will, is, I think his business. And this is
a good didn't have time to help him. And so I said, Well, what
if I track the guy, go ahead, do whatever you want, but we don't
have time for this. So he went and tracked down the guy, excuse
me, got his home address, find out where the guy wasn't told
the cops, and they still wouldn't do anything. This is
all clapping
for that. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, it's about to get a whole lot worse. So you heard what I
said about the executive order res that people have heard
everything. Okay. So Lieberman asks, Lucy, if, if how the
executive orders coming along. I think this is kind of important
to know.
As you know, the Senate failed to pass comprehensive
Oh, this is khokhar. I'm sorry. He's you guy from Hawaii caucus.
So cybersecurity legislation prior to the August recess,
because the prospects of enacting legislation this year
are dim. I support the President's use of his
authorities to improve cybersecurity of the nation's
critical infrastructure, such as the power grid. My question to
you is what what are the contours of the executive water
contours of the executive order currently
under consideration so as a good one,
everyone knows that this is happening so my draft was not
that bowl crappy as people made
it out to be and nobody said anything to me. Oh, well, no,
they
don't because you don't read your email.
Do you expect it will be when we would expect it we issued
Senator Akaka there is an exempt
imagine. Hi, my name is Adam kaka sounds like poop.
lucky to have order that is being considered. It is still
being drafted in the interagency process, but I would say that it
is close to completion pending a few issues that need to be
resolved at the at the highest levels and course, the President
will need to be involved, it's perhaps easier to say what can't
be in an executive order as opposed to what can be in an
executive order.
We still need what he's drunk. She's hammered
cyber legislation, we still want the Congress and appreciate the
efforts everyone has made in this regard. This is something
that the Congress should enact in a comprehensive fashion.
We've come close, but we haven't been able to get across the goal
line here. But it remains an urgent need. There are at least
three things I can think of just off the top of my head that an
executive order cannot solve. One is, it cannot solve some of
the limitations we have on personnel and personnel hiring
and salaries and how that works. That's the
number one problem is you can't get more people more slave leads
to run stuff. That's our top problems.
It cannot solve the largest
organization we have. I know, but seniors you got half the
country's working for TSA or DHS
needs more name art
is about liability protections, which are often viewed as a
mechanism to foster timely and effective information sharing.
And it cannot we cannot by legislation, increased criminal
penalties for the bad actors that we find or that the FBI
finds bad actors. So those are at least three important areas
that even a robust EO would not be able to cover.
Wow, how about privacy? Not a problem there, I guess, Janet,
um, but gets me. All these people working for DHS are not
productive. In during the Roosevelt administration, where
we're in a depression at least he did the Civilian Conservation
Corps, the Works project administration, they built
bridges on the government dime. They built a Coit Tower in San
Francisco. They hired artists to paint it inside. They did all
these things that you ended up. Yeah, this was still government
dollar money. But when you walked away from it, there was
some that this was a bridge, you could walk over what has DHS
doing? They are just standing around you feeling people up?
This is an unproductive administration. It's actually
shameful.
Okay, so I'm going to wrap it up. And then I want you to get
out of here with your clip. I have thanks to I think yellow
jacket, I have now the video of the cheese tech. This is this is
the gig I'm gonna go for. Okay, this is the gig when this show
finally peters out, which looks like it's on the downturn. At
least the donation part, I think we're doing great. Then here's
the gig. I'm going for Chief Technology Officer, here he is
at the Social Good Summit, John, it requires
no new regulation, it doesn't require expenditure of large
amounts of Todd Park. All you do is you basically take data that
taxpayers have already paid for and you jujitsu it, if you will
write in machine readable form, computer readable form into the
public domain. And the entrepreneurs tap into this
national resource and turn it into awesomeness.
I'm telling it this is the gig for me.
I come these guys are all fast talking bullshitters.
Well, he's also Asian.
Oh, yes. South Asian just sounds like a fast talker. Yeah, well,
he's wanting to heaven forbid we have any. Well, of course,
Americans don't know anything about technology. So we have
first that Indian guy and then this guy.
Yeah. Now this this is
I mean this. He's not that he's not an American. I didn't say
he's an American. But this is like a VC talks like a VC. We
judicial, we jujitsu the information and we turn it into
awesomeness. What does that even mean? Let's like skip logic.
I'll see you right. Teachers even said, right. Oh my God. Let
me hear that again. Oh, my God. He even he even said, right. Oh
God, entrepreneurship
innovation that gave us everything from navigation
systems to Foursquare square.
Foursquare Foursquare?
No, he didn't say that. What he said Foursquare, Foursquare
square that's actually access civilian and commercial access
to GPS alone is estimated to have contributed $90 billion
sounds. They all sound like Geitner as well as improving all
of our lives in all kinds of amazing ways. So this is
actually a wonderful play. A lot of ways it requires it's a play
new legislation, it requires no new regulation doesn't require
expenditure of large amounts of taxpayer capital this to the
right, all you do is you basically take data that
taxpayers have already paid for and you jujitsu it, if you will,
right, in machine readable form, computer readable form into the
public domain. And the entrepreneurs tap into this
national resource and turn it into awesomeness.
Right? Right. No, that's not right. What's he talking about?
And he does this thing when he says jujitsu he like he like
goes.
He does he does like he does a chop.
It does like one hand goes up the other one goes. He doesn't
do jitsu. Wow, this is the gig for me. This is like me and my
Chevy Volt.
Like I hate the right card.
I'm here for the CTO gig. I got my Chevy Volt over here. Wow.
Okay. Well, a lot of stuff I think we didn't get to,
including the executive order. The President has now announced
the California transportation projects for the high speed
rail. Under the we can't wait moniker. The downtown San
Francisco Ferry terminal expansion project is now funded.
As well as the Fresno to Bakersfield section of Fresno
to Bakersfield. Everybody wants to go from Fresno, Bakersfield,
fast, real fast. That's 114 miles of awesomeness. We just
jujitsu that rail line and turn it into 114 miles of awesomeness
right is a fiasco of the highest order fact. Fact. All right,
this high speed rail is a it laughable?
Well, it got me kicked out of my first apartment. Yeah.
And they're still working in that area. And they're making a
mess. I don't know what the deal is. And they're gonna build one.
Yeah, a bus terminal. They had a bus terminal and there's nobody
ever used I mean, you use it for the rush hour, then it was
empty. This is a laughable.
As long as it's not Mashable, whatever you want to tell me
about your end, what are we doing here? Are we just playing
the clip after this show or whatever.
It's up after the show. It's just as awesome and going on and
on about how everybody's about the evils out there trying to
shut down the internet. Or Stallman is a little nutty. But,
but you know, he's enjoyable, nutty, and he's like, He takes
everything to the extreme. And it is not as though when he says
that we should be just stealing everything. He's actually saying
we shouldn't be stealing everything.
I like Stallman. I don't like his RSS feed because his RSS
feed goes back to his RSS feed.
I know Stallman and it's so typical. Hard to deal with
sometimes. Yeah.
Have you hung out with him?
I have. Yeah, actually, kind of.
Did you drink fine wine with him?
No, he's not that kind of guy. He's not a guy when he could
drink wine.
Apparently, he's into parrots.
I heard that. Yeah. All right.
Well, John, there's plenty of work to do. Right after the
show. We are going to be testing a new audio system and then it's
right back to the social goodness show on Mashable can't
wait. And then we'll be talking about that on Thursday. Remember
us at devora.org/na that's highly important coming to you
here from the Capitol, the drone Star State in the morning,
everybody. My name is Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I don't know what to tell
you. I'm John C. Dvorak.
And we have a no agenda producer update coming up right after the
end of show clip on the show on the no agenda. streams.com Adios
mofos censorship.
And the internet requires surveillance in order to do
censorship. So with the censorship goes total
surveillance also. And you see this with the systems of
punishment without trial. The UK has an official system of
punishment without trial called the Digital Economy Act. In the
US, there's no such law. But Obama brokered a friendly
agreement between the major ISPs and the movie and record
companies, which are the enemies of the freedom of Internet
users. Were the ISPs will unofficially punish people
without trial. If they're accused of sharing, you only
have to be accused, no proof is required. Of course, sharing
shouldn't be punished at all in any fashion, because sharing is
good. That's part of why we should have the internet so
people can share copies of any published work. Now, when I say
share, I mean something specific. I mean, noncommercial
redistribution of exact copies. Sharing must be legal sharing
that is of any published work. People shouldn't be allowed to
share your personal data. That's a different kind of issue. But
once something is published, it's available in some fashion
to anybody. So there's no secrecy about that. And people
should be free to share it. It's got to be legalized. All the
things that they do to try to stop people from sharing. They
are all evil in their purpose. And of course, they tend to be
evil in their methods. Because sharing is good. And with the
internet sharing is easy. So people share. And when you're
when somebody is trying to stop you from doing something that's
both easy and good. It's not easy to stop you, they're gonna
have to threaten to hurt you in nasty ways. So that's what they
do with these three strikes type laws of punishment without
trial. They abolish the basic principle of justice, no
punishment without a fair trial, and that shows just how far
they're willing to go in destroying everything that
adjusts society is based on to achieve their evil n.org/in
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