I have checked deuce.
Do you have tech news, John,
I actually have tech news. I have a clip, Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
Sunday, July 27 2014. It's time for your donation media
assassination episode 638.
This is no agenda waiting for
beards here in the South Austin safe house in FEMA Region six
capital, the drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's supposed to be 99
degrees today, but it's about 50. I'm John C. Dvorak kill.
Now, is that just climate change playing tricks on you? Or is it
going to warm up? Or is it 100? And it feels like 50?
Well, it was, this is according to the when we did the last
show, which was on Thursday, they predicted that Friday was
going to be like 90, and then Saturday was going to be 99. And
Sunday was going to be 99. It was gonna be hot. Right? Right.
So Saturday, so Friday turned out to be the hottest day
yesterday was windy and kind of mild. And today, it's basically
cold. Okay, well, it
finally hit here. The past few days have been 100 Plus in good
in Texas. Well, not so good.
Oh, yeah. No, that's good for the weather.
I know. I didn't talk about it. But on Thursday, just before the
show, like five minutes before the show. Miss Mickey calls me
and it was raining. It was one of those crazy Morning rain
storms kind of here. And she's like, I just pulled off the
highway. I was driving I hit the accelerator and it didn't move.
It didn't. It didn't accelerate. And yeah, when you're in the in
a big truck, and you're in Texas, when people when rains
they drive like morons. It's a little scary.
Lukka sad, California, they do the same thing,
of course. And I said, Well, you know, did you just get gas and
no two days ago. So it could be that, you know, gas was crappy
or something like that, and that she couldn't really figure it
out. It's hard for me to diagnose what the problem was.
Anyway, so she called the garage, you know, they should
all well, we don't have a replacement car coming Monday.
So anyway, Mickey finally gets this car home. And she's
actually driven it on Friday, and she does something wrong
doesn't feel right. And then yesterday with you know, now
it's 102 degrees, like, oh, let's, let's go to the farmers
market and get in the car. And I drive reverse out of the
driveway, put it in gear and we go like three feet. And I'm
like, Okay, let me try like the sound. So the transmissions
dropped out. It only goes in reverse.
I'm reversing around to the farmers market anyway,
exactly. I'm reversing around the block to get back. And
bidding on now. This is where it starts where now I have to
figure out how many I can't drive to the to the Ford garage
in reverse. So I got to call David. Yeah, like I'll call
them. Yeah, we'll send over Texas towing, which is red, that
you got to imagine. Red is about 300 pounds. He's he's got a
complete bright orange short, cropped hair and beard and got
three teeth in his face. Huge belly. And he's got Hey, I'm
read. I'm here to take you. And of course I have to ride with
him to the Ford garage.
And now it's such a good conversationalist. Oh
yeah, he loved talking he's hot in the truck. That air
conditioned don't work. I mean, it was big sweaty red in the
truck. So it's it's all this horrible and then you know, I
bought that extended warranty because you know when you buy a
secondhand car like this and I get there and say oh yeah, we'll
see if all the parts are covered under your warranty what what do
you mean all the parts was exactly what you said to me.
Like Please don't Don't do this to me. And they say well we're
gonna double check you know, because of course we've moved I
don't have I can't find any paperwork here. Well, you can
rent the car and you know if if it turns out that's covered
under your your extended warranty then you will get a
voucher and we'll charge based like this is going to be
horrible.
It was funny when you have a Lexus and my car's What 20 plus
years old
yeah old Lexus nothing nothing wrong with it.
Well, no, that's well yeah, well there's that but the other thing
is interesting is that they will always loan you a car
that's why I was like, What's the problem? You know? It's like
come on. I bought the car here nine months ago
yeah
no, it was one of those things you know, it's like when you
when you have all these extra expenses of moving and then your
tranny drops out and boy you I hate it when the trainee drops
out. Yeah, but you do. So all this takes place in
just bought the car a few months ago, nine months ago. Yeah,
honey should be covering this without the extended any thing
you have
to know you had this. I think it's 60 Day lemon law or
something, and
we'll just do the lemon law has got nothing to do with the thing
falling apart. I know.
Well, look, I'm not a very sophisticated buyer of
automobiles, I guess. Oh, maybe. I'm sorry. Anyway, so but this
is all taking place in this heat, and then you'll have this
new studio, which was, it's like it's a little Casita, which is a
part of on the other side of the house, which was built for I
don't know your grandmother, you know, to be here half dead, and
then, you know, not be here during the day, and certainly
not have computers and screens and all these cable boxes and
routers, and so the air conditioning can handle it.
Really, yes. So but yeah, I've got all the
normal Texas 105 degree day, but it can't handle a couple of
routers. No, it
can handle the 105 day but not with you know, a seven foot six
foot person. And you know, I got tons of computers here. How hot
Are you? 98 points. There it is sine 8.6 Hey, come on. Yeah, and
so the the airco guy comes over he's Nah, man. I'm measuring
this guy do you got it's all cold? Everything works. He
didn't know. And he keeps It's very strange. Because there's a
bathroom here and he's trying to explain and every single time
and his explanation of why the air conditioner he can't handle
it. He's saying no, you got the computers and you got the
screens, you know and even if you go in and pinch a loaf, and
he keeps saying this pinch a loaf as little creeped out by
it.
That is pretty creepy. Guy keep saying it. Like three. Once for
a fact. That's fine.
You pinching a loaf, dude. All right. I don't pinch a loaf. I
poop. I don't pinch a loaf.
Welcome to Texas. You're in a new neighborhood.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, we know that we've gone a little down in in
neighborhoods. But maybe at least my car won't get broken
into here.
No, it's pretty Yeah, it'd be a fight over that better here.
Yeah. Anyway, so I went to the drag races yesterday.
Wow. RuPaul drag race.
And I have to say I have been to a drab into a drag race for so
long that I apparently don't know what the hell's going on.
What has to change? I mean, isn't it the essence is just the
lot of noise and then it's over in three seconds.
That is still the basic endpoint but it's not done. It's like the
way it's done now is so high tech. Oh, they got compute. They
got sensors on everything. here's the here's an example of
what just two things I learned that I didn't know about one is
that the quarter of a mile for the Top Fuel dragsters Yeah, fun
and the funny cars which these are machines that develop 10,000
horsepower. Yeah. If we're not a quarter mile anymore, it's only
1000 feet
well, how long how many feet is a quarter mile?
Well 5200 feet is like 1200 feet? No, it's more than that
actually is 1314 1500 feet that's I got to do the math but
it's not
that we have to throw out the greased lightning song now.
Whatever the case is the things are too dangerous these cars so
the car makes you had to imagine this you have this car it makes
this quick run is three and a half seconds that guy or four
seconds at the most to get down to the end of the 1000 feet at
doing 300 miles an hour and 1000 feet Yeah, they bring the car
back into the pits and they rebuild the thing from scratch
they take everything off of
it Oh no. That's always been the case they always take it apart
after a run I thought
well they did when I was a kid they didn't but they take it
apart they take the clutch they take everything they got the car
and then they rebuild it they all do this within 45 minutes
because they got another run
well there's not much to it it's just an angel and these
guys are quite a bit to it actually but it's all it's built
to be taken apart that's the point and it dummy the body
comes off the engine is very very easy to get to at that
point. So it doesn't take a genius to get take it upon
any good crashes anything anything.
Crashes I did it was just very educational. I found it very
entertaining.
I've really only been once in South Jersey with my buddy Jack
Ponte he was he's way into Top Fuel and and when did you go for
the first time the two things you notice are one how
incredibly, incredibly loud this is. I don't have the ear
protection here. Yeah, you're hurting yourself. And the smell
is a smell that it's quite delicious this night. And I
never do you never forget the smell of this nitro stuff. It's
so it's very, very nice, very refreshing. Well, I
ended up with a starting line pass which is a little
different, as loud and crazy as it is normally if you're on the
starting line area, which is where all these guys are.
They're wipe off the tires and all as you were right there
where the bar is, when it takes off. It's the most I would
recommend anyone can get one of these passes. Just to experience
this. Well,
if you have breast it's never a problem.
If you get to the start, you can get on the top of the track at
where the cars are, where they're where they're taking
off. It is the most astonishing series of low notes and solar
plexus shaking up that you have ever experienced. I mean,
there's there's absolutely nothing like it. It's it just
it's like, like an earthquake. It's just astonishing. It's also
a very American thing. It's it's a, just an American thing.
Yeah, the audience reflects that. It's actually pretty.
Actually the audience isn't just read next is a broad base group
of people. And it's very fan friendly. Because the Pitzer you
can get pit passing, hanging out with the drivers, you know.
We'll get off the topic I do want to mention in the PR
section of the show notes for today's 638 dot no agenda
notes.com. Two videos, actually one full video and then pictures
and video page of the official no agenda battery car. Did you
see the video that these guys put together and sent to? Yeah,
yeah, we talked about it. Yeah, I didn't have it in the show
notes. And I uploaded it to YouTube. And I tweeted it and
this thing is great. I mean, it's the old goes fast. Yeah,
187 miles an hour on a battery or something. I said, we'll
promote this thing. As long as you beat the crap out of Tesla.
To do we just have to be faster than Tesla all
the time. He pat it he had a Tesla S on this truck. And he
passed. They're good. But he mentions in the video that you
apparently these are like trials of some sort. And so us not real
race. And you can't just pass anybody list a unless you're
dry. You're right behind him. And then they give you the go
ahead. Yeah, so there's no competitive passing where you
know, you could bump bump fenders.
Anyway, as we move into to the show for today, Happy belated
SIS admin day. I feel kind of bad that we didn't pre promote
that on Thursday show, because we are pretty much the only
media outlet in the universe that actually admires and
respects and honors systems, administrators, network
administrators, the guys who make the whole thing tick.
Is that true? You think I never
hear do I? Please? Did you did you see John Stewart say Happy
sysadmin day? No, no, cool, Bear?
No, they don't know what a sysadmin is? No.
Or the importance of a sysadmin. So and you know, we have lots of
female sis admins.
Yeah, so it makes sense. And we're
always very, very happy there around. I had a couple of
people. It was a lot of email coming in a lot. Of course,
there's a lot of weird things happening in the world. And I I
realized that I certainly maybe we have overlooked or maybe Miss
Miss estimated or miss judged. The people who are kind of
running the world when we talk about carry or,
you know, no, no chain, misjudged any of them.
Well, here's here's the misjudging, I feel I've done
where I'm often talking about Carrie, and on behalf of
America, here's what America is doing against Russia and Russia
is doing against the EU and the N. The mistake that I'm making,
I think is these people aren't actually for any country. I
think this the geographics, the geographic stuff that I
represent this part of the world. I think that is where
I've gone wrong. And I have to look at it a much more like a
globalist scale of people in the people who really run things
that globalist they don't give a crap which country does it for
them. They really just care about, you know, owning more of
it. And when you start to look at things a little more in that
perspective, and particularly Kerry, who represents a faction
of globalist things become a little clearer and when you
think he's not just they're trying to make things work for
America. In fact, the very little is being done for
America, I believe.
Now well, these guys from that school that the school that
Carrie comes from, where you actually would be termed by, by
the communists or the Marxist as an internationalist, or as
I heard a new tomb Atlanticist Atlanta Atlanticist and
pacificus Pacific cyst that would be pacificus specific
assist.
I never heard those terms, but
Atlanticist who was purely for the Atlantic Ocean. So the
United States and Europe. Yeah, I think there's something to it.
It's all that stuff about New World Order and Trilateral
Commission. It's kind of happening. People say, hey, we
have world war three and I look around I say, how much of the
world has to be at war for or to qualify as World War Three.
Most of which brings us to a point which I have a clip of,
what is the deal with this with the, you know, the bookkeeper of
the Ukraine? That guy who is?
Oh, he resigned?
Yeah, here's a clip of it.
Yes. I have a couple things on that expected to
continue Friday morning. Our international affairs editor
Armand Jordan joins me on set now Arman. Now we were just
saying in that report, what what is it exactly? That yes, in your
resignation means for the crisis in Ukraine? Well, firstly,
concerning the laws that he was condemning parliament for not
passing, those pertain to paying salaries. So he said he could no
longer pay doctors, teachers, he couldn't pay for new rifles or
fueled to carry out the military operation in eastern Ukraine.
And the second main issue was energy. That's to say, he said
Parliament's failure to pass these laws meant that, yes, the
country could no longer fill its gas storages in order to, quote,
free ourselves from our dependence on Russian gas
unquote. And presumably, what this means is that on both of
those issues on salaries being paid, and on the energy issue,
there's going to be limbo until at least until those elections
are held this autumn. Now, elections were a key demand of
the pro European activist, the whole so called Euro, my done
movement, they really wanted elections to happen. That was
one of their demands last year, when the old regime was still in
power. But of course, things have changed radically since
then. Now the country is wracked by this insurgency in the East.
And I suppose the larger question has to be, what effect
do new elections have in terms of bringing that conflict any
closer to a conclusion or indeed, in resolving this gas
dispute with Russia? The way I understand it, is that basically
the parliament fell. They had a parliamentary crisis, when the
the right wing party I think the boxer guy was leading a faction
and he pulled out and then they didn't have the majority and
that's when the whole thing came crumbling down. And here's
something that I only saw on your own news. I did not see
this. I didn't see this on CNN or any you know, Washington
possibly controlled media outlet,
Ukraine's Parliament's descended into chaos after a politician
took issue with criticism of Russia and accused Kyiv of
waging war on Ukrainian people. A member of former President
Viktor Yanukovych his party, he was pushed off the rostrum by a
far right MP and the mele and shewed mele, the elected
deputies did manage to approve a presidential decree calling up
more military reserves to serve in the east. We're fighting has
continued
to they're putting it mildly. But this guy's punching each
other in Parliament. Yeah. Oh, this is great. And isn't this
the, by the way, accountant? I think he also looks a little bit
more like a bass player from a 70s Disco band. Yeah,
I still think I didn't count I think yeah, he could look a
little bit like a bass player.
You know what I mean? was an introvert guys. So this was the
guy who's like, Oh, we're gonna hold everyone to account these
bastards. Best. He resigned.
Yeah, he was for the original kind of standing president.
Right? Yeah, until we got the chocolate phony baloney election
that put the other guy and he became prime minister. And now
he quits. This, this is not working out the way. Newland
Nudelman wanted it to work out did he was one of the guys who
had the nickname Yaz or something like yes, yes, yes.
Yes. That's yeah. So
what's your analysis? What do you think it happens
specifically with him? It could also be that he he's messed it
up so bad, or that he had to get out and they may be bringing
some new person in. That's the That's because of everyone's
very quiet about this. This isn't it's not even really being
brought up in the State Department briefings?
No, which is very peculiar.
I I've been looking for some info on Psaki. You had a clip on
Thursday. Yeah, show I was looking
for info on her too. And I could I found I almost found something
but then I just couldn't believe what I was running into was
going to account for DivX. Her being sent to Siberia? Well,
back and half of it is explained to people who don't know we're
talking about it, please. The apparently John Kerry had gone
to Turkey and then said some disparaging things about Jen
Psaki, the spokesperson for the State Department. And that's why
Marie Harf has been doing all the press conferences and he's
been absent without missing an action. Now we wonder why.
So I I talked to our Russian producers. And although no one
could say specifically what my have happened apparently, in
Russia, Jen Psaki some kind of running joke, they have.
No I saw that I thought Russia today has a whole webpage on
Yeah. And
they've got videos where they knew they make funny cartoon
sounds when she's talking shit. Like, would it be boring,
boring, boring, boring, boring oiling? They think she's more
Well, there you go. But she must have said more than just
whatever
blue chips and I saw nothing. That would either mean either.
It was just a What are you guys making a fuss about? So there's
gotta be something else? And there may have been something
that triggered I don't know, or maybe just a smear campaign?
Why? I mean, what why exactly does that make
it even? This, even though this is not even important to
anything that we do generally, I think it will still figure it
out. I think it's because it's something weird about it. It
could
also be that the Russians just like you and I enjoy the Matt
and Murray show, which I think they should take on the road.
Map from a
bat. I got to clear that Murray clip and I got I got
the clip. Let me see. What do you have?
Did you get the one where that where she just started? Well,
you
tell me this is the one
and I do have a couple of new pieces of information about arms
continuing to flow across the border since the shoot down. We
have new evidence that the Russians intend to deliver
heavier and more powerful multiple rocket launchers to the
separatist forces in Ukraine, and have evidence that Russia is
firing artillery artillery, from within Russia to attack
Ukrainian military positions. This is just some pieces of info
I've been able to get from our intelligence friends for you. I
can't tell you what the information is based on I know
that's disappointing to you, Matt, but was able just some of
the data points we've seen about the as the best
line coming up here, that continuing arm slow across
the border, right? But it's not me who you need to convince it's
it's the it's the rest of the world, I don't understand.
Who has seen the separatists shoot down a dozen planes who is
now seeing a separatist leader come out and say they had this
missile and appear to at least take credit for something
similar to this. So I think there's a preponderance of
evidence we went through yesterday, I'm happy to
continue.
No, I don't want to think we need to go through all of what
you guys presented as in lieu of evidence, but but I would like
to know what you're basing this new evidence that the Russians
intend to send any heavier equipment
based on some intelligence information. I can't get into
the sources and methods behind it. But I was able to be able to
tell you that
is there a YouTube video or something that you can point us
to?
Do you have a YouTube video I can look at perhaps as evidence.
What point
well, what was interesting about that clip, you didn't play it,
you should play it out, because
you wanna hear the race play. She
says, it's for the heads up, she says, as she turns away from us,
is there any other questions? Do you have other questions to him?
And then he says something else snide. And then she turns to the
audience, and nobody will raise their hands because they
everyone defers to this guy. So he jumps back and takes over the
conversation. And pretty much does this commonly. And I
suspect that there's some seniority system within I don't
know the how it works. But it's obvious is a seniority says
because he has the ACE chair, right, as a front. He's a pole
position. And he is always miked.
Well, they all have mic. All of them have mics.
Yeah. But he's really my mean. He's got the loudest voice. And
it seems to me they don't they probably do all the cases. The
everyone seems that he when he's got to when he's asking
questions, everyone else shuts
up. Yeah. Because He's entertaining. Well,
I wonder if it's if it's a seniority thing, or if
it's Associated Press. I
mean, that was pretty high position, that's for sure.
Let's,
I actually I tweeted him after I saw this. Dude, if you're ever
in Austin, I'm buying you a beer hashtag. Is there a YouTube
video we can see?
I'm just wondering if you what, what what it is.
I said, I wasn't going to give you the underlying source for
it. Did you? Don't give me more information and just say
no, you wouldn't want me to say nothing to you. Would you rather
have no information?
I can't give you the source. I'm actually asking you a question
here. I can't give you the source and method would you
prefer I not give you the information?
Yeah, because it would be unprovable bullshit. How about
that? That's, of course, Matt. And he's a little more polite.
Three, I think that it was a concern or any other questions.
When you shut up slash allegation like that, you're
able to back it up with something more than just because
I say so. When I said it's not because I said, it's not mean
it's making
you can just see it's not because I said so it's based on
intelligence.
allegations. I mean, you guys get up at the UN Security
Council make these allegations Secretary gets on the Sunday
shows make these allegations and then when when you present your
evidence to back up Those allegations it as appeared to at
least for some falls short of a definitive definitive.
We disagree with you.
So okay, so you're saying that they're that they're moving in a
new and heavier weaponry? What can you say what kind I said
multiple rocket launch multiple rocket launchers have the boot
kind or have the
multiple orgasms, you can say anything she wants and I just
love listening to
one. And I can't remember
from within Russia to attack Ukrainian military. Do
you believe that? That rockets, missiles, artillery, whatever
fired from Russian territory took down these two Ukrainian
planes or do you not even have confirmation yet that that
happened? We're still looking into exactly what you're sure
that they did. You're sure that the planes went down? Oh,
that's my understanding. I
don't know. I mean, the Ukrainians have said the
Ukrainians have claimed that they were shot down from what is
it? Why is it that they don't see that this is such a far so
maybe it's just everyone's so dumbed down. And of course this
never gets on the air I guess.
This never never gets on the air these things he's never
presented to him to tears to tase Tete a tetes and they are
changing as it is now they did take this that this clip and
they they highlighted it on C span as a standalone clip
on C span no less. Wow. Well, I
mean, at least a somebody did it. This is the only time I've
ever seen Marie. With that been that hairdo. This one time at
bandcamp.
I stuck a flute my pussy. It's actually she was on with broth.
It was to have two clips. One is about Kerry, specifically, this
is more about Israel and Palestine. But when you listen
to her and broth, and she's basically just saying, my boss
is so awesome. John Kerry is just fucking awesome. He's
awesome. He's great. All right, so
the Secretary is gonna stay in Paris. What are his plans? He's
gonna come back here to the Middle East. Do you know does he
know
is that well, both the Secretary is currently on his way back to
Washington, he has left Paris. He is also I would note making a
number of phone calls from the plane to Israelis and other
partners as well. And you know, no matter where he is, whether
it's Jerusalem, or Paris, or Cairo or Washington, he is so
deeply engaged in these issues. He's made dozens and dozens of
phone calls over the past few days, and will absolutely
continue to be going.
Don't be alarmed.
We're here on official business. He's just
making phone calls everywhere from the plane. He's calling.
He's calling everybody he's in charge. He's running the show.
And when you see is that a kiss
as commentary when you see the video he wants to get stocky out
of there. Oh,
I had sock he has nowhere to be found. Yeah. And it's kind of
jumping actually, this is Libya. do kind of a long clip. But it's
her and broth. And it's so funny. This is It is every lie
you can imagine right down to of course, you know, Qaddafi for
years, he was a brutal dictator, killing people. absolutely not
true. We had Tony Blair, George Bush, every new metal.
Everyone's hanging out in the tent and you know, get
everyone's vibe and ultimate tent in New York for some
events.
And that was in Donald Trump's back yard. Yeah. He wasn't at
some horrible, brutal dictator all the time, no more or less
than any other leader of any country. But when you hear her
talk about Libya, and covering up the fact that it's completely
out of control, we don't give a crap. The only thing we care
about is that the oil is flowing, which is the only
reason all of this happened. And of course, we never saw any
video really, of the destruction of the Tomahawk missiles and
everything. We just blew the place up and went in and took
over. And and so now you know, things are heating up. And they
all they know all they have is the people running the oil rigs
and in the embassy, they can't get the people out. And he and
she is just lying.
Let me quickly get your thoughts on Libya and the decision by the
US to leave the US Embassy evacuate us diplomatic and
military personnel from Libya. This has turned out what's going
on in Libya, though, the last couple of years or so since the
overthrow of Qaddafi is a real disaster, hasn't it?
Since the since the overthrow of Qaddafi being the overthrow of
Kedah we killed him. We went and we killed the guy and took over
his country.
Well, look, Wolf.
Well, look, Wolf, I'm Marie Harf. We
know that these kinds of large transitions from decades and
decades of dictatorship trying to move towards democracy. We
know those transitions take a long time in many cases, there's
just
is not easy. Can you believe this? John? This is crazy
decades and decades of dictatorship and quite
difficult. They certainly don't happen overnight. And they
really are generational challenges that we need to work
on. It's only been three years since the Libyans rose up and
tried to pick a better future. And
wait a minute, the Libyans rose up and tried to pick a better
future. The Libyans didn't say, hey, come and take over this is.
So that's bullshit. We
know there will be challenges along the way. The reason we
have temporarily suspended operations at our embassy is
because there was just so much severe fighting literally in the
vicinity of the embassy, that we believed we needed to pull our
folks out for now. But I want to be clear, Ambassador Jones. And
I want to be clear, because this is how I'm taught to tell our
team will be
heavily engaged in the meantime. But we'll also get back on the
ground as soon as they possibly can it is critical that we
remain engaged here.
Was there a credible and specific threat to US diplomats
working in Tripoli?
No. Well, if that's not why we took this step, and I want to be
clear about that. Obviously, we know it's a difficult operating
environment. But we really did this because the embassy itself
is physically located pretty much in the middle of where so
much of this very heavy militia fighting has been taking place.
So we're just in the middle of a very tough security situation,
as you showed earlier, the airport in Tripoli also has come
under intense fighting. So we believe that this made sense
down wise to do this. But look, we operate in many dangerous
places around the world.
Because we're the State Department we operate in
dangerous places. When did we replace our are the person who
speaks for the United States of America with my kindergarten
teacher? This is just This is not
because we believe that there's a role for American leadership
to play there. We certainly believe that's the case in
Libya. We will continue working with them and we'll get our
folks back in there as soon as we possibly can to lead them.
Already Brolin final question, Marie, before I let you go, I
did some checking. Before the show. The US government spent US
taxpayers $1.65 billion with a B $1.65 billion that was Tomahawk
cruise missiles, the other military expenditures, the
humanitarian aid, the economic aid to Libya to get rid of
Qaddafi, in effect, was that money well spent?
Now before we let her answer, first of all, I think that's a
low balling it, don't you?
Oh, absolutely. That's the best maybe a week we just a fuel
alone,
really jets. And of course, any money we put in, went directly
into the American economy really, you know, in oil profits
and, and the military industrial complex. I mean, it's just a
round robin. But I think we can probably say, hey, what price do
you put on democracy for people? As Americans, we need to make
sure there's a democratic life and a decent retirement for all
human beings. It's your human right.
Well, look, Wolf, we are helping a country come out of the brutal
dictatorship, brutal, we are helping the people of Libya get
a better future. We believe this is incredibly important to do,
even despite the amount of money that you mentioned, because we
believe this is not just a security issue, but also an
issue of American leadership and helping democracies flourish, if
they can in places where they hadn't before. So look, this is
a tough challenge. And people who expect democracy to just
sprang up from dictatorship overnight. You probably aren't
familiar with the history or how difficult it is, because we
believe it's a long term priority. It's a long term
challenge. And we will keep working with the Libyans because
again, we really do believe that it's critical to help give them
a chance at a better future. That's why so many Libyans rose
up and indeed gave their lives for it.
Yes, the Libyans rose up. They said we want a better future.
Please, please, Hillary Clinton. Please help us. Unconfirmed.
Yes,
we came. We saw you die.
Yes. Thank you for your democracy. Do you think that the
sad thing is I think she believes it? I think she really
thinks that we're
kind of pretty sincere and it kind of a glib way in a
disturbing glib way. Yeah. So back to you if you're going to
be doing this job he has an A trying to do some late it seems
to me
so just back to Russia, Ukraine. And obviously the the fight the
war for the for the customer, the customer being Europe. I
have a collection and I'm just gonna read you the headlines but
I have a collection in the show notes of other gas related news
stories that came out just in the couple days between the
Thursday show and today. Ukrainian army helps install
shale gas production equipment near slip ons. Sled Slavyansk,
which is eastern Ukraine. Putin visit to Serbia to focus on gas
battle for Syria gas field after jihadist execute hundreds Erawan
purchases $35 million oil tanker Bulgarian energy holding puts
off Gazprom loan on South Stream Bulgaria's Prime Minister
resigns with bank crisis unresolved abusing the South
Stream pipeline is Putin's backup. And you know the all
these countries like well, what are you going to do for me and
then you know, the EU bankrupt these countries if they don't
play along Hungary's Prime Minister not intending to give
up on South Stream. Russia's Gazprom Neft started oil
production from Bhadra oil field in Iraq oil and gas Russian
company signs exploration deal with Ethiopia, South Stream not
a priority says Croatian official they're backing off a
little Serbia says South Stream pipeline crucial Bulgarian
government approved South Stream loan from Gazprom in his last
days. So there's Putin is all over the place also lent $18
billion to another was the Chinese. Putin is working in
Argentina now. He wants to get his hands on that oil and I
guess help them pay off the bondholders in the US this is
this is really a very interesting war that's going on.
And it's kind of like, you know, you're either with America and
the UK. I'll just say UK because, you know, they they're
talking about getting out of the Union out of the European Union.
And even they're kind of like no, I don't know. Yeah, what do
you guys want to do Germany, who both sides do you want to be on?
And it's really if you look at the Division of the landmass,
we are documenting one of the biggest messes in the history of
the United States on this show. Absolutely.
Absolutely. If you look and of course people never look at maps
anymore but if you take a look and you see Iran Syria, Georgia
Chechnya, you can see all these divisions you can see right
where where the lines are being drawn. And again the funny thing
is this is a currently it's really about the customer we're
fighting over one customer the EU that's what that's what the
fight is about. And we want to bring gas to the customer from
Qatar. And the ISRAEL PALESTINE thing has a little bit to do
with this as well, I believe. So we want to bring gas up through
Turkey and gas up through there Israel, and we want to cut off
the gas from Iran and Russia and it's just fighting over the
customer.
Assisting customer the very big customer should make one hell
yeah. And it gets cold. Yeah, it's
a very big one. But all the all the people see is just the
periphery. Yeah, that answer do you look the Dutch and I love a
man but even here in ASO, we went to a birthday party last
night. And when someone turns around and says to me, Wow,
you're on your show, you're probably going to talk about how
ISIS is going to cause terrorist attacks in Norway. I'm like, I
just I just you know, people had people are so dumb, so stupid.
They really, they don't care. They're not paying attention to
anything. Any other
way they are paying attention, but they're paying it they're
being guided to pay the wrong attention.
Exactly. Entertainment. Here's an here's an example. This is
what does that show that Eli Roth is doing Hal Schreiber or
something? It's some kind of chat more problem. I don't know
anything about this. It's some kind of actually, he's getting a
little bit of heat. People are talking about it. I guess it's a
episodic show. I'm gonna see if someone in the chat room knows
what it is. We have like a 10 second delay. Hello, Helen
fiber, Helen describer. I'm not quite sure what it is. And they
carry on all these memes in there that we always talk about,
which are kind of bullcrap. Certainly this one as it was
just part of the script
would have published research paper, but department chairman
was discovered homosexual, which in Russia is not permitted to
get to the point.
In Russia permitted in Russia homosexual is not permitted. Get
to the point. That is the point.
Yeah, obviously.
And then we have David Letterman. You watch David
Letterman, don't you?
I occasionally do.
Did you see he had the CBS News woman on Nora, what's her name?
No, I don't didn't watch that one.
Here is Nora, what's her name on on the Letterman Show?
We really got ourselves in a box here. No, no way.
I think we have worse than a huge he's in a huge box right
now. It's also a test for this President. What's he going to do
in the Middle East at the same time, but I think something's
going to happen in the next week. I really do. I think
there's a turning point here. And Putin is going to decide to
thumb his nose at the international community, or he's
going to at least pull back he will not apologize.
You know, we've just come now through 12 years of war that the
United States has been committed to. This smells like war, but
we're not going to have another war. This is job for SEAL Team
Six, call them kill the guy. Call them and kill the guy.
That's
violence not advocating violence with Yes, yes, he's just he's a
psychopath doesn't care. He just couldn't care less and a
sanction. What does he care? He's got all Yeah, exactly as
SEAL Team Six. Yeah, we'd like to schedule, could we schedule a
party? We'd like you to deliver a pizza to Vladimir Putin.
And that's your puppet. That's your popular culture. That's how
it's being delivered.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, very well done. And want to control the public
has given bullcrap
like that. I'm a little disappointed in Letterman,
Letterman always you go those with, you know, I don't really
know anything anywhere. I'm an idiot. So me he does a
disclaimer, but of course, nobody pays attention to that.
Of
course not. Meanwhile, the IMF is making some noise. This is
kind of funny. Well, you know, things aren't really playing out
the way we expected them to. And you know, you had to had all
these things you were going to do and the sanctions and you're
spending more on military and you're not really holding to the
terms of the agreement there and that $16 billion loan, so I
think we're gonna have to sell off some more your stuff and
confiscate some stuff. Now you need to pass some new laws on
taxes. The poor people
so bad, I don't understand anyone can do business with
them. But they do anyway. Because I guess they really they
got some good salespeople in that in that IMF operation. Can
you imagine
if Christine Lagarde walked up to you? You'd be like, I think
that I think you'd be
used to as a start taking off your clothes and wearing a
barrel. Exactly. So they're attacking the Russian banks
versus another story on France 24. About dissolve, you know,
now they're going after, they're only going after the advocate
thought on this. Before we
do that, what are we going You said something really important
that we are documenting what did you say right now we're
documenting the, the biggest? I don't know it was so it was so
prophetic.
It was I know what I said, but I don't remember the exact that
one word you're looking for.
We're documenting something very big here. And you're right, and
we and we are somehow we are seeing the Metamask we're seeing
the mess from from a large distance, which most people are
just seeing a little street angle, you know,
they're just seeing the wood there. You know, it's like most
people are not given the opportunity to and when we get
to the donation segment, there's a couple of notes about this,
too, that most people are not given the opportunity to take a
torch to look at this whole world since you've seen the
world seen from a different perspective. They have the
they're given the official perspective, which is what's
needed to control the public. Otherwise, people would be
voting out all their congressmen and all the rest of them have
this one guy. I gotta I gotta skip around. Sorry, I didn't
mean you got off track, but you gotta play this bonehead. His
name is from Illinois, he had brought his name downstairs. But
this is a they're they're coming up with some that Congress is
trying to get back its powers to have to declare war and control
these situations rather than the President being just making a
decision. And so this Republican douchebag actually is arguing
against the idea thinking that is better that Congress not get
have anything to do with this, even though it's important to in
the Constitution, because then it will get blamed. Really
listen to this guy he's got for one thing he starts off with the
female mutilation nonsense that suppose the ISIS ISIS has
declared two things supposedly that's been reported just just
just to rile up the American public one all Christians must
convert
Okay, can I want to hear or you know,
or be killed? No nice. The very conservative Islamic regimes you
don't have to convert you'd have to pay a huge tax to be it's any
other
there's this business it's in the Quran. He was a special
little tax you pay for and you don't get
you have you must convert and you're gonna be killed and if
not the case. And then the other one is now we demand female
circumcision, which
is another meme that's out there. I love that
which showed up and that been, it's been debunked to everybody,
I guess, except this Republican but listen to this guy.
There is a march of jihadism and extremism that makes al Qaeda
look like pumping dogs that's happening in Iraq. President
that's indecisive on what to do. We have genital mutilations
ordered in mozal, just the other day by ISIS, and we're here in
one Washington DC, debating what we need to do to hamstring the
president who's already indecisive enough about this.
You know, when American military American marines and army get
themselves into sustained combat, they often call on
strong air support to help them win the fight. And that's why as
well as the strong Marines and army we have, that's why we're
so good at what we do. We're asking the Iraqi military to
take back to their country and take land, but yet not providing
them substantial air power that's needed to destroy this
very evil cancer that's growing in the Middle East. That's what
we ought to be here discussing today is how to stop this cancer
of jihadism and ISIS that's growing in the Middle East, how
to stop that from growing and ultimately prevent it from
coming here to the United States of America. Why and potentially
to our allies, again, strongly respect and fully understand
what my chairman is doing here and and appreciate his hard
work. I think instead of giving the President an ability to
blame Congress for his decisiveness, I think it's time
that we stand up and say, We have to defend our interest, and
defend people that want to defend themselves. And with
that, I yield back.
Yes, yes. Well, playing right into that. I have two clips. One
is from former Department of Homeland Security Deputy
Director Katie McFarland. And she was doing so she is
all over the place. By the way. I don't know why she's all of a
sudden, boom, Macfarlanes everywhere.
And it's just, the name is good. The branding is good. She's a
good speaker. I mean, I don't know what she's doing. But she's
out there. And this is her message.
We now have indications that there are in the groups that are
coming across the southern border, there are populations
that come from very dangerous places, Pakistan, Afghanistan,
Somalia. That's my concern is that in that chorus, southern
border, where it comes across is not just people who say, Well, I
want to take down the World Trade Center. But it's numbers
of people who could come across the United States. They're
experienced fighters. They know what they're doing. They could
marry up with American passport holders. And then you could say
five years from now, three years from now, eight years from now,
you could see sustained Oh, tenuous terrorist attacks in the
United States, big ones. A little wizard, here comes just
more data on this big one. I used to have the sense that
there were 10 simultaneous attacks, and American shopping
centers across the country. We all stay home and hide under the
bed.
Oh, really? That's yeah, there you go. So we have jihadist
marrying up with Americans with our dumb American dumb American
chicks, I guess what a hot jihadist I think Go marry him.
And then they integrate. And then five years later, the we
got 10 simultaneous attacks in the malls and we'd all be hiding
at home under our beds. Why yes
sign of insanity. It leads to this sort of thinking.
Fear is freedom. subjugation is liberation. Contradiction is
true. Those are the facts of this world. And you will all
surrender to them.
That's what that was that frog was Katie McFarland on
the thrones.
Then we go. Did you see any of the way I
just interrupt you because of that last clip. There was a I
think there's about five or six years ago there was I don't like
Saturday Night Live because the bits are too long. And they
don't know when to end them. But there was a bit on Saturday
Night Live with this scenario that she described was taking
place. These guys had married into these hot women to have two
or three that's great and marry these hot women and all living
in the suburbs, and they get good white collar jobs. And
they're driving SUVs, and they get the call. And this is the
guy is gonna wait doula you sure we know there was it was just
they were just fighting against this idea there. I can't hear
you the lions this busy.
Hello, Abdullah. Yeah, sign for jihad. Oh,
got the Sunday school to go to well,
so the Aspen security conference was on and I've been watching as
much as possible. Their servers were overloaded. I couldn't I
tried to get the Dempsey stuff. Luckily, some people have
downloaded it and got it to me, but there was so much going on
every single douchebag in the world. And what is this Aspen
security conference for anyway? I mean, do you know what this is
about? Well, it's not for skiing this time of year. Oh, no. But
everyone's fishing. What do you think fish? There's a lot of
good fishing up. There must be
a sales job of some sort. And everybody is there and Dempsey.
He is He does an hour long and he's sitting back He's almost
like leaning back in his chair like yo, bitches. I'm Dempsey.
Look at my uniform. Look at my Bakelite nametag,
I got a Bakelite nametag that says Dempsey, so I have tons
of Dempsey clips. But I want to start with John pistola. The guy
who runs our TSA, and this is little bit which, from a
perspective of we're all supposed to be incredibly afraid
of this and we now have all these extra security measures in
place. Because of this. We have slave scanners, we have just
incredible, incredible burden and violation of our just
dignity by the the department this guy is running. For him to
say the following about the underwear bomber really bothered
me and someone needs to call him out on it and when I hereby call
him out. What is your understanding happened with the
underwear bomber? Why? Why did this why did the plane not
explode in a fiery ball of flames and crashed the ground
killing everyone over United American skies. John was
biting his crotch on fire and and some of the passengers saw
this and doused the fire and started to beat it van
essentially captured the guy. Oh, really?
That is not true, John, that's not what happened. No, no, no,
not according to the TSA guy, the guy who actually should be
held responsible for
the guy being on the plane in the first place. Here he is.
How close was that 2009
bombing and why did fail? It was very close.
The Optima Tom, you know, the bomber had had the device with
him for over two weeks. And he'd been wearing it for over two
weeks. He had it with him for over two weeks. Is that what do
they know this?
It was damp. Is that the right word to use? I don't know. Like
the fuse was bad. I mean, let's let's
say it's degraded. It was degraded. Okay.
bad hygiene, right.
Let's just say its efficacy was degraded. How's that?
That you put that very well? Thank you. Right, I'll move on.
You're welcome.
All right. So I wish Hellfire on all these people sitting there
laughing about this entire nation has been put under
duress, because of this one instance. And now the guy said,
Well, he crapped his pants, and he was peeing in his pants. And
that's why it didn't go off. Really?
It's kind of what he said, that isn't without saying it.
That's why he makes jokes about it. And she's in on the gag. And
oh, he was wearing it for two weeks. I find this so cavalier
that it's that is disgusting.
Well, well, you know, is what they have to do, I guess, keep
their jobs.
You want to so we do a couple of Dempsey things I think is really
Yeah, it
doesn't I didn't hear any of the stuff that I wouldn't be
interested. I'd be interested in what Dempsey has to say,
Okay. First, let me see, I think this is Dempsey, if words alone
could stem the tide? I'm sorry. That's something else.
That's not demo. That's not Dempsey, I will put that into a
different folder where it belongs. Okay. Let's see
Dempsey, the first thing he does very interesting, is looking at
the EU as the customer, are you going to be customer of Russia,
and those guys are going to be our customer? He speaks about
the EU in very specific terms, which I won't see if you catch
it. It seems pretty obvious to me
at this point, given all the dire warnings about ISIS. Isn't
Assad the lesser of the two evils? And does it make sense to
join up with him to defeat this enemy of ours now?
Well, let me look, that's a that's a policy question. But
given the fact that in my role as chairman I actually
participate in in fora, where policy decisions are made. I
just don't
think that I'm just some kind of dickhead here. I do participate.
I'm actually running the show. Have you seen my name played
beta Bakelite? I mean, look at my metals, you want to kiss my
metals, and
they wouldn't be one that would, that would, would suggest that
we find the lesser of two evils here. I think there's enough
credible partners in the region in Europe. I mean, look, you're
about to be excited about as excited about this as we are,
because, well, no, but they should be and we'll get an ask
me a question in a moment, I think about the eastern flank,
but they ought to be concerned about their southern flank
because much of the of the effect of this instability and
violence is making its way into Europe southern flank. I just
believe that with the right effort, we can find enough
partners, both in the region and outside of it who are credible,
in order to put the kind of pressure we needed to on this
organization.
So when you're talking about Eastern flank, southern flank
those very specific military terms Yeah, he's essentially
saying you're surrounded. And we're held where you should be
delighted that we're helping you. Delighted you should be. Or
do I misread that?
I don't know. I mean, the NATO thing is really what is supposed
to be protecting them and they are expanding them. NATO is
getting bigger wishes not? Well, not. Yeah, real ended the you
know, the the meme that goes around, especially amongst the
right, that we promised that we weren't gonna move eastward. To
the Russians at some point and part of a quid pro quo that was
done with Gorbachev.
Well, there has of course, been a change in the relationship,
John.
Well, I found it turns out that we never had made that promise.
Oh, really? We do we have our fingers crossed behind your
back.
No, no, we never said anything. But it was the Germans that did
it on their own. Oh, yeah. Damn it. And some days she Helmut
Schmidt, I believe one of them, Cole said, could have been okay.
I don't have it in front of me. But whatever it was, they say,
yeah, no, okay. Here's the deal. We'll do we will do. And so are
you speaking for NATO? No, not really. But I'm pretty sure you
can get this to work. And it was nonsense. We never made that
promise. So. And it was that's why it's not in writing, because
it was never done.
Well, here is the top military guy. Essentially, showing us
that there's been a change in the relationship, obviously, but
he's going to document it for us now in this empty Dempsey in, in
this forum.
Our concerns are not just about Eastern Ukraine. I mean, this is
a change in the relationship of Europe, and Russia, and notice a
change in the relationship of the United States and Russia.
And I can't define for you today, as I sit here what that
change means. But I can certainly tell you that it's it
there is a change in there must be now a change in that
relationship. Look, since 2008, the Russian military has
increased its capability. It's increased its proficiency. And
it has increased the level of its activities, long range
aviation, air launched cruise missile testing, they clearly
are on a path to assert themselves differently, not just
in Eastern Europe, but in Europe, in the main and toward
the United States. Now, I don't know where that takes us right
now. But if you're asking me do I think there's been a change in
the relationship? I would have to say absolutely.
Okay. And there's always something that we need to put in
is fear, we need to make people very afraid of things. My fear
is actually, you know, if I have a fear about this, it's that
Putin may actually light a fire that he loses control of, in
other words, you know, these ethnic enclaves, there's a
rising tide of nationalism. And nationalism is can be a very
dangerous instinct and impulse. But but we also I think,
probably should recognize that our our concerns are not just
about Eastern Ukraine. I mean, this was a change in the
relationship of Europe.
And a second that's fuck that someone that goes into the other
clip, damn, right here, the
rest of that,
I think it's what I just played before Russia and a change in
the relationship of the United States. It's what I play, and I
can't define it
has already been this. He had this thing about the apocalyptic
thinking of them. I'm sorry, and it pisses me off. I don't know
what happened.
I just get tell us Yeah.
But he essentially said, there's this apocalyptic thinking all
around, and it's not just it's basically everybody else. You
know, in the Middle East, everyone on the Russian side,
you either with them, or you're with the enemy. It was it was
this weird thing that it doesn't work without me getting the clip
for you. I'll get it for Thursday. There's so much more
from this. From this, this conference. I'm sorry that that
clip somehow just messed up. I don't know what happened there.
But let me bring in something then that hasn't been clipped
confirms when a couple of your memes that you like. Alright, so
there was a very strange show on Fox, Megan Kelly to kind of
bumped her own show for an exclusive interview with of all
people Bill Ayers.
This is the guy who influenced our President.
Well, yeah. But he was also the guy who was the Weather
Underground bomb the Pentagon. He did he was you know, American
terrorist. He was a radical in his day. Yeah. And he still is
but not so much that he's gonna bomb anybody it seems. So she
did a half hour interview and then you realize that Megan
Kelly is pretty as she is and all the rest of it is, is really
a crime. crappy interviewer instead of you know bringing the
guy out she she just attacked him the whole how okay I hate
that and it's just attack attack attack and he he said stuff like
well you know Obama's like one of the worst presidents he's gay
he's got these droning people he's running his running these
crazy wars essentially taking a Fox News anti Obama side that
she couldn't even deal with that because it was like wait a
minute he's he would be say this is probably good stuff I should
be agreeing with him here but no she just continues to attack
in Iraq as well example I'm sorry that's not
to clip and Demi that's the clip but that's um you haven't I'm
not even halfway there I'm sorry. So she goes on attacking
and attacking and and then they bring it then they finish the
interview off and you end up liking the guy a little bit
because he's pretty honest. When she accuses him stuff he didn't
do and all the rest. Then they bring in Denise de Souza de
Souza who is the really he's the go to guy for the intellectuals
who want to just be pro right wing. And they get into this
little argument him and D'souza D'Souza and airs brings up about
two points that you're commonly making about brown people Oh,
she sorts doesn't take any she's she jumps over him as like some
sort of a racist for bringing this up. And he makes a very
interesting assertion about our relationship to some of these
people we put in place, specifically Maliki. And as I
suggested might would might happen to the Turkish guy
assassination. I didn't think about this, and you can play
that clip and you'll see what I'm talking about in
Iraq, for example.
Okay, those are benign use, we wanted Afghanistan because the
Taliban were supplied monkey bars to the guys directly, why
did
he go and get the guys who tracked who attacked us
directly, instead of overthrow the moment we got it out, which
is, incidentally, the entire history of the last 50 years of
American foreign policy is we go in under the guise of being
beneficent and benign, and we go in under the lies of one
president after another, and then we get booted out and what
did we do? We blame the brown guy. So it's al Maliki and I
hope Lucky's read his history of Vietnam and sees what happened
to dem
blaming al Maliki for the mess in Iraq, because there's no
question
that the United States I think that we always blame our
clients. That's
a generalization. Do you think we're blaming al Maliki for the
mess in Iraq? Because
I think we blame our clients and our clients happened to be
brown. So Diem, I hope I'll Maliki's read about Vietnam.
Diem got a bullet in the head from Kennedy. And that was
because he had failed in Vietnam. We hadn't failed. We
were perfect.
Wow.
That's yeah. She's oblivious to any of this analysis. She's just
attacking him. It's just she just terrible is it this
interview and she was so proud of herself. She did intersect
interstitials where they said, and next day, I call him out for
being a bastard. And then they go back to the interview. And
then she they throw her in again, you know, doing an
interstitial standing doing a stand up saying, and then in the
next hour after this break, we're going to talk to him about
this. And she's just beaming.
That that is the hallmark of a crappy interview with that
didn't go your way. We're going to chop it up and do your little
voiceover thing easier little interstitials to make it look
good for you. That's a That's an old television trick work. Yeah.
Well, that's it. That's it. That is borderline Clip of the Day. I
love the we know, we'd like to go kill our clients. That's
great. I found the Dempsey clip I was looking for. Okay, we can
go back to there we go.
It's I think it's important for us to understand that as we look
at these groups, whether we call them Salafist jihadist or
religious, extremist or violent extremists, it's important to
both recognize the differences among them because there are
they are different. Some of them are opportunistic, some of them
seek to establish a sense of political Islam and theocracies
under Sharia law. And some of them are apocalyptic. Actually,
meaning they have such a worldview. That it becomes it
becomes of a magnitude that makes them I think, especially
dangerous and isI s. And as you know, I think the the s the last
s, it's the Islamic State of Iraq and Al Sham. And the the
ancient kingdom of Al Shabaab stretched from Lebanon to the
current state of Israel, to Syria, to Jordan, to Iraq into
Kuwait. So this is a group that has aspirations and seeks a
sense of religious legitimacy. And that sense of legitimacy of
religious legitimacy. He is as the heir to the caliphate, they
actually at least the senior leaders of ISIS believed
themselves to be the heir to the caliphate. They can only sustain
that religious legitimacy if they continue to succeed. So
this is not a group that can go halfway. It has to keep moving
toward its own its ultimate end of days apocalyptic narrative,
or it will lose support, because it loses religious legitimacy.
They're extraordinarily exclusive. You are not part of
them unless you believe exactly what they believe.
Now when when I heard that, it reminded me of something else,
we said, You are not part of them. What do you say? Exactly?
You're not part of them unless you believe exactly what they
believe legitimacy.
They're extraordinarily exclusive. You are not part of
them unless you believe exactly what they believe.
Either you're with us. Or you're with the terrorists.
Just want to make sure Yeah, exactly the same thing. Exactly
the same. Yeah. George Bush
brutality in a way that's, that's quite remarkable, even in
the realm of terrorist organizations.
I love that name. I mean, they kill people in other ways. What
is so they kill people, like everybody else kills people, and
they get away with it, because they're succeeding, they have to
be, at least at the very least initially contained and then
disrupted and then ultimately defeated. And what makes it very
hard is that that ultimate defeat has to come from within
the Sunni population. It can't count from us, well, it can be
enabled and assisted by us. But at the point when we will be
able to consider them to feed it. It'll be because the
moderate Sunnis of the world and the region reject reject them.
And I thought that that was a pretty good, I'm not mine, that,
of course not. But I thought it was a good spiel for the way he
needs to project to the world. Could be I mean, this this, of
course, these are businessmen. They really are. They're doing
deals are doing me up. They've got turkeys embassy, they've
rented that, you know, they've got a long term lease.
Not that was the Kurds who rented that.
Year correct. But didn't ISIS set the Kurds up?
Yeah, they set the Kurds up, but they're not part of the Kurds
that are not part of that group. Well, that's just, they're just
the guys doing the oil,
the bulldozers or whatever the these guys do the oil. We make
it all happen for you. So it's,
I would wonder whether or not the ISIS is a proxy for some
some CIA scam.
It seems that seems so obvious to me, I'm more pentagon, I
would say it's the it's part of the resource extraction unit. Go
ahead and break everything open and get us this. And they've now
back in Syria,
because for one thing, a question that never comes up, I
brought it up on a show right away. And I think you would
agree with this. Why aren't you know, to encourage the formation
of a new caliphate? And that's going to be flowing into our
shores any minute? For some reason? Yes, we're gonna come
right over here. Because you know, they're in the middle of
nowhere. And they're gonna come right over here somehow
on rowboats because we got so much to gain over here. Yeah,
they're gonna turn this
into the caliphate to, but it seems to me that they're going
to have a centralized government that's going to take over a huge
part of an area that's going to it's going to be centralized.
Because it's going to be the caliphate, it would be better
than all these asymmetric battles that we keep taking with
the zero end of you know, these lone wolves and all these other
a holes that are just floating around doing God knows what you
can't keep keep track of this grouping, keep track of once and
it would be it's easier to attack a nation than it is to
attack an amorphous group that you can put your finger on. And
so we widens. Why didn't somebody asked the question in
one of these press conferences? Isn't this better? Is ISIS group
because they they're going to become a country or some sort of
phony country that we can find? You know, it'd be easier to to
knock them out because they they have an army that's very
definable. And that's what we're good at. We can take out that
army,
it seems to me that they're working on our behalf.
Yeah. I mean, they've they've said she about this whole lot.
They've gotten to Kirk hawk and the Kurds, the Kurds have set it
all up and the oil is flowing. And we've got, you know, now
they're back in homes in Syria. So they're going to open that up
for us and block Iran and Russia. today. It's clear that
they're working for us. For us, I save for the globalists who
run in Washington. Now, that will actually lead us into
Hamas, but I think we should take a little break here first.
We've been it's had so much fun. As we document the mega the meta
mask, the meta mess,
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dogs everywhere. Perk up. Craig Wright. Chris the Viking says,
Hey, Adam, I wanted to chime in on the number string from
Christine Lagarde.
Yeah. And he has a lot of people chime in. Yeah, he has a very
interesting calculation. But I'm kind of going to paraphrase and
the clip you played on YouTube a few times I see Yeah, I got July
27. From it which is today, first year refers to seven as a
standalone number then she stated the odd G seven or g 20.
Since the seven was established, the second seven should be used
with the 20 making 27 which is the 27th is now it is here they
The thing is the thing that really caught my attention is
that can say if you ask Siri, I don't have an iPhone, but if you
ask Siri, what happens on July 27? Siri answers opening the
gates of Hades. Ha, ha d s, Hades has that Hades or Hades?
Hades, Hades? Yeah. So apparently if you ask Siri
that's the iPhone, fake woman. What happens on July 27 Then I
encourage people to do that. Is Siri answers opening the gates
of Hades? Anil now and then he goes on today? Yes. In
Numerology, the symbols or numbers can be inverted or
mirror image and even reduced. So if you reduce 27 to his root
of three nines and invert them 666
invert them. I got a letter from a guy we should note. This is
this knighthood SEC section of the show. So we didn't give the
name of God in the morning. Great. So this comes from Dwayne
lively. been listening to some past shows I do listen to the
most recent show and then go back. And in one of the shows
you asked about how Americans could take knighthoods from the
queen, Queen of England given that we are prohibitive,
prohibited from having any royal titles, and the fact of the
matter is that Americans can't legally receive knighthoods.
Instead they are given as honorary knighthoods right and
with a metal and no real legal status. Basically, that means
your knighthoods are as legit as those from the Queen and she
doesn't even make people executive producers exactly you
got to benefit we got a better yes we're better we're better
try and take your knighthood and joining the Producers Guild of
America Good luck with that
with your with your queen of England knighthood Hi
Are died who? Which gives you the producer ship? Good. You can
join up exactly. By the way, we also call up a number of letters
about the about the whole rolling. Yes. And one of them
cook condemned you for not knowing it. Because they says
all over Texas except in Austin, where the Liberals won't let any
such thing occur. I don't know why they condemn you. You get
them to do it.
But here's what I've seen some YouTube videos now. And I guess
this started with the battery cars. Of course, I'm all against
battery cars that you modify your truck.
And the way we get to no agenda battery car. How can you be
against that?
No. Priuses
must be crawling with Priuses.
And there's and there's lots of videos on YouTube. I didn't I
didn't know it was big in Texas. I see lots of people say Ohio,
Tennessee. And then you have this modified thing and your
truck and you roll up next to him you flip the switch you hit
the gas and this big plume of black smoke floods the Prius but
I saw videos of guys doing it to bicyclists and assholes. It's I
don't like yeah, like the guys biking on the road. Like, ah,
yeah, it's funny. Those bikers, we're gonna use black smoke in
their face really irritating, it's a real redneck shit thing
to do? Well, it's a
really bad thing to do. Because the particulate that comes out
it was just a lot of carbon, but it's a lot of it's a lot of
other particulates poisonous, poisonous, it's actually good.
And it's not good.
And then I haven't gotten one of these emails in a long time and
I but this comes from someone I've answered emails from and
sent emails to for a couple of years. And this email is so out
of the blue and I wanted to find out if you could help me
decipher what happened is from PIM ohm ohm I don't know if he's
donated or not. And it's uh, the title is a I'm out dot dot dot.
Well, I gave it a try, but you are by far the biggest arrogant
elitist cocksucker around and I wouldn't pound my chest as much
over being an aviator. You're a hobby pilot with a bot license,
which probably isn't valid anymore anyway. I wouldn't trust
you taxiing a Cessna on a clear day. Good luck. For what yeah,
why? Well, and I asked him why and then he didn't respond for a
day and I said well as expected no reply just a chickenshit
accusation low life that's me, right? Because I'm into this.
I'm like trying to understand where does this come from? His
response Don't sorry for not responding right away like you
always do. Unfortunately. It's not the guy with the gruffer
voice sorry, try him sorry for not responding right away like
you always do. Unfortunately the voice sounds more realistic
sorry for responding right away like you always do.
Unfortunately, I have to work for a living implies implying we
don't. But you hit the nail on the head low life. If this
conversation in German, you would have called me an auteur,
manche. I guess I said something on the show that somehow
referred to made me a Nazi or something.
See through Germany? No, I
don't think so. I don't know. That he's like, and this went on
for I got bored of it. Because like, Well, tell me find
the IP addresses in your head or and you figure out what country
is in?
That would be too much work. And I guess it's just why don't you
just tell me what you're pissed off about? I guess it was. Maybe
it's something about Ukraine or the Neo Nazis. Now. He says, I'm
surprised John didn't call you out on it. What Bob, whatever it
is. Whatever you do
every once a while, you say something I'm tempted to call
you out on but it's, it's usually some passing thing
thing. You will say occasional things that are kind of funny.
As humor. Yeah. Now, I don't know. If there's anything that's
important. I'll call you out on it. But as this obviously
wasn't,
Oh, he's really pissed off at me checking him off something
you said. It happens to me too. Once a while I get a letter like
this, some little thing that was just in his craw. And you just
pushed it in deeper.
And I'm and that's why I responded because I've had
correspondence with him for several years. And I figured,
you know, maybe his wife left and he ran over his dog. And
this happens and then people go, sorry, man, don't you? Yeah,
that happens. But no, no, he's like, riddle me this. If you can
figure it out. I'll donate $33 a month. I'm like, You know what?
I'm done with you.
Why is that wasn't on there? Yeah,
yeah, it kept going. That's stupid. I know. Okay. You don't
know. We don't know. Whatever. I'm
sorry. Okay, whatever. And how sorry, you had to read that
note?
Well, I felt I should read it because maybe someone can help
me out. I
don't think it's possible. Okay. I
done something for our show today. Well, first of all, you
need to play some clips. I need to be entertained.
Oh, okay. Let's see. I get the Barbara Boxer. You want an
entertaining when I do have one? Here we go. Everything you did
just to make you feel better. I have Anthony Bourdain has got a
new show where he has like a stop or yet an hour in some
cities must be like a stopover. Do you rent a car and he goes
all over the
place, which is this is the cooking guy on CNN looking
guy. But he's got a new show where he's just called Stop
overlay over I think
this is on CNN. Yeah. Can I ask you a question before you lead
into this? Why is it that on the news channel, CNN, we don't have
news on MTV, the music channel. We don't have music on the
History Channel. We don't have history. There's no discoveries
on the Discovery Channel. When did when did this memo go out?
It was gets called ratings. Ah yes. Okay. Now, so Bourdain is
going on about something that's confirming one of your basic
theories of, of entertainment of the entertainment business. He's
got it a little different than you have it. But the main thesis
is exactly what you're always saying. No, get it.
I'm trying to think what I'm always saying. You'll get
3013 hours
until my plane and uncharacteristically for me, I'm
heading to Hollywood Boulevard, the very heart of the desperate,
touristy, moronic Inferno. You know what's really amazing about
celebrities. They're not just short, but they're really tired.
They're really, really, really skinny to get some camera. 10
pounds, believe me. So they are all freakishly skinny and short
with huge head. Yeah. At the head equals success. direct
proportion. Anybody? Big bobblehead?
Exactly. This is it if the bigger the head the more
success?
That's what he said? Yeah. I was stunned. He's obviously
a very intelligent entertainment executive. I'm always looking
for a big head. Your heads pretty big. You're good. You
look good on TV.
Yeah, it's not a massive, big enough. Yeah, I think it's just
big enough that it's okay.
And I knew that this was really true when I met Pat Sajak and
Vanna White. Vanna White is a teeny little girl, but her head
is so big. You'd imagine exactly what he said you imagined to tip
over. The head is like a baby can't hold his head up. Yeah.
That's when you look at Vanna White in person. It's like, Hey,
girl, you want me to hold that head or something? I'm gonna
roll over on your shoulder and snap.
So I got a clip this is the by one of my favorite clips. This
show this is General Hayden with Aaron on CNN Hayden. You know,
the ex CIA guy, you guys should be indicted. The Pro torture guy
keeps showing up to make he's now in Aspen that that event
you're at
and he's also he doesn't eat now does moderation I guess that's
it part of it he can do like a moderate panels and yeah,
he's so he decides he's gonna start talking with Aaron about
some of these issues that are going on that in the in the war
in the world. But I think it's Ukraine mainly. But he, he's
decided that he's going to tell her he's going to actually go
off script, oh, and start making things that he says I'm going to
make some stuff up. This is a he's imagined what was really
going on, he's going to express that on CNN, and here's what
happens.
He's out there are either Vladimir Putin is positive,
Europe's going to do nothing to stop them. And the United States
is going to be a bit of a unike about this, or the Vladimir
Putin is actually losing power himself. And this situation may
be beyond his control. And that could be much, much scarier.
Which do you think it is?
Well, there's a sequence here, Aaron, you saw what he did in
the Crimea, illegal, the quite masterful. And then I think he
began to fear he was losing control of his proxies. In the
Ukraine. Remember, the big riots in Odessa were 40 people were
killed. He went a little quiet, then reduced the number of
troops on the border, even said a few positive things about the
Ukrainian government. And then in late June, early July, the
Ukrainians got their military act together, they began to push
against the separatists. They had very good military success.
And this part now, bear and I'm making up a bit it's gonna
actually,
Alright, looks like we just lost the general again. At least he's
able to answer the questions. And I'm sorry, I lost him there.
I knew one
minute. Wait a minute. So you're telling me that he's on CNN, he
says, I'm gonna make some crap up right now. And then the the
control room goes? Well, oh, no, pull the plug.
You can listen to it. That's what it looks like to me.
You got it, sir. This cliff. Wow. Yeah, and why not? Why not?
I wonder what he meant. I wonder wonder what he was going to make
up?
Oh, no, but it was probably I'm interested in what it whatever
it was.
I like how he kind of skips over this part of the and by the way,
he said the Korea, the Crimea. This, this isn't maybe though
Crimea and the Ukraine. And, you know, really, this is the guy
who is in charge of stuff.
Well, I can say, I do have this clip from 2011. I want to play
this just as a shorty. This is Hillary's commentary, where Al
Jazeera is great to watch. Remember when she said that?
We're in a media war?
Well, this is a different one that she was sitting down to.
And there's there's two things about this clip that are
interesting to me. This was done in 2011. One is that she says Al
Jazeera is a good news source compared to the American media,
which is both crap. And but it's the life in her voice, which is
seems to have disappeared. She is lively in 2011. This is 2014.
She has now sounding like I think the brain damage thing may
have some some validity. Listen to her
viewership of Al Jazeera is going up in the United States,
because it's real news. You may not agree with it, but really
feel like you're getting real news around the clock instead of
a million commercials and, you know, arguments between talking
heads and the kind of stuff that we do on our news, which, you
know, is not particularly informative to us, let alone
foreigners.
Well, she was amped up. I think I think when you're doing all
the travel, I've looked at look at Kerry. He's a he has he's not
doing the same job. Essentially. He's amped up. He's running
around.
Yeah, I think they're also amped up for more reasons than just
running around. It's
absolutely absolute. That gotta have a there's no way you can
survive this as a human being. It's like being on tour. Yeah,
you
guys are all but get
sleeping pills.
Problems down or genetics. Yeah.
What do you call amphetamines? Yeah, maybe Adderall? Maybe
Adderall and ambushes amphetamines? Yes. It's in that
does the only ingredient in Adderall is. I know, Joe
amphetamine. Right. It says it right there in the bottle. I
took a little time. Because we we've kind of been avoiding it.
I don't think we can anymore to just evaluate and do a quick
analysis of the most recent ISRAEL PALESTINE thing come us.
Because basically, all we're seeing on television is just a
whole bunch of people yelling and it's confusing to me.
because it this essentially ruins one of the main conspiracy
theories of the media age, which is that Jews control the media.
And that clearly cannot be the case. Because the media is
essentially calling Israel out as you know, killers, baby baby
killer baby killers. And to the huge chagrin of the leaders of
Israel. And as I kind of hunted around, I see people say, Oh,
this, you know, this started with the three teenagers who
were kidnapped. And it turns out, there was something else
that happened just last month that I think we just have not
tuned into it. And I find the whole situation annoying. And
all my life. I've seen this bull crap going on there. But there
is something very specific that's happened. I just wanted
to lay it out as soon as it was not, I have no answer or
anything, but it's a little bit of analysis. Because we have
this, this Israeli Defense Forces and of the Palestinians,
which could be Hamas. So by the way, I love pronouncing Hamas,
because that's how that's it's almost like Dutch from us. And I
can do that. Can you say Hamas?
Hamas,
Hamas, Hamas, to this happened in 2012 2009, the joke is time
to mow the grass again. But it's always kind of the same result,
massive civilian casualties in Gaza, infrastructure losses and
big international image problems for Israel. This time, though,
it seems a little bit worse. And I wanted to understand what the
what the all the pieces were and why Kerry was in Egypt. And now
I understand much better also, you do have to, I hate to say
it, but people you got to get the map, you got to look at
Gaza, where it is. And you see that borders on Egypt. But which
you don't really think of that. If you don't look at it, you'll
never know you're not being told by your media. So Israel has
always wanted to keep kind of the status quo. And this goes
back to what you said about it's better to have ISIS kind of as a
managed entity so that you know, you don't have a whole bunch of
crazy groups running around. And Hamas in a way is a bit like
that. Because you have all the lots of crazy groups in there
kind of keeping them in check. And Palestine and the Gaza
region. They know they do have an actual kind of Governor form
of government, they have civil servants. And there's payroll,
which is all part of this most recent problem. But up until
last month, there's always been this kind of division. You had
the on the governance of Palestine, you had a boss with
his fatwa political party, and you had the fundamentalist
Hamas. And, you know, this is they've always kind of been,
they've split, they've always been, I think, 2007 they've been
at odds which is advantageous to Israel, because there was never
really one big strong governmental front coming out of
this region, small part of, of the region. But something
changed. And that is on June 2. The Palestinians form the unity
government. And we didn't discuss this and I quite
honestly, I can remember the word unity government, but I
didn't really look at it or think about it. Did you hear
about this?
Yeah, of course. This is when Hamas got the tent know that he
had in the tent? Yeah, I didn't understand
this. It happened. So before this unity government, you had
the two separate governments, the Fatah mainland, the West
Bank, and Hamas, Hamas in the Gaza Strip. So of course, no one
likes us. The Israeli government obviously condemned the unity
government because it's it says Hamas is a terrorist
organization. And this kind of started around 2011, Arab
Spring, etc, etc. Now, at the time, we had Morsi, in Egypt,
from the Muslim Brotherhood, good pals of Hamas, and they
have all these tunnels going from Egypt, supplying everything
into Gaza for money, weapons, food medicine, lions, I'm doing
research like two lions coming through a tunnel is crazy. What
Yeah, smuggling lions in and who knows in pets? I don't know. And
then of course, this
has to be looked into.
I've linked in the show notes. And then the power in Egypt
change CC came into power. And the Muslim Brotherhood was
categorized as a terrorist group, and then all the supply
tunnels that would go went on at the border blocked. So there's
nothing going in. And you recall, there was I think it was
a Dutch politician or ambassador, and he was trying to
have get the payroll for Hamas and the unity government paid by
Qatar through some end around, and that was blocked, of course,
Qatar, you know, everyone's big, big supporters of Hamas. So
what's happening now and now I finally understand is, there's
this standoff where you have and I think that's what Kerry is
trying to do. You have nothing coming in so these people are
maybe even starving. For all I know there's nothing's coming
in, they're shooting off as many rockets as they can. And that's
really the part where the media picks it up. Oh, they're
shooting rockets. But there's 1.7 million people with nothing
coming in, you can't do this very long. So you either have to
let them have something or kill them all, or they're going to
run out and it will be a Intifada, essentially. Which
would be that would be the most horrific thing in the world. And
I think that is what the what the real crisis is right now.
And no one's really explaining it that way. Because all you
continuously see is just rockets, this rockets that dead
babies. So now at least you understand where you have this
region that's been blocked off by Egypt. And I think something
has to happen there. But there's a secondary problem, which I
didn't really buy into until I started to research it a little
bit more. And this ties into a much larger scenario about the
gas off the off the Israeli off that in the entire region really
of the Mediterranean. And I'll just call it the Levant if you
don't mind just to use an ISIS ISIL term. So we have this gas
and and this is what I found out is prevalent off the coast of
Egypt, but also goes underneath these countries has not just
been in the water, Egypt, Israel, Palestine, Lebanon,
Syria, Turkey, a Norwegian company called ANSYS. And
another one called SAGE x in 2003, is an interesting year for
you, when we went into Iraq, have discovered these reserves,
particularly the Syrian reserves, which apparently are
larger than Qatar's gas reserves. ANSYS, was then
acquired by Veritas, which is a French American company based in
London. And this is when they started the group. And you'll
remember this Friends of Syria, remember that? Yep. And they had
the word, the working group on economic reconstruction and
development. And they really started getting serious around
May of 2012. And they did these meetings in the United Arab
Emirates. And essentially what they were doing is they were
carving it all up. The only thing that had to happen is we
just had to get that irritating, you know, Assad out. Now you
back up a little bit. In 2007. In July, the new special envoy
of what was then known as the Quartet, the UN, the EU, Russia
and the USA, Tony Blair, negotiated an agreement between
the Palestinians and the Israelis to x exploit the Marine
One and marine two fields off of Gaza. And the facade, Salam
Fayyad, the Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority at the
time agreed that British Gas would pay royalties due to the
Palestinian Authority. And I guess it was going to be in in
bank accounts in London and DC to guarantee that the money
wouldn't be used to kill Israelis, but for economic
development. But then Israel, discovery of Noble Energy, the
Texas company, Clinton, helping them discover the Leviathan,
which is off the coast of Israel, but it's also off the
coast of Lebanon, and also, you know, goes further into Syria,
Syrian waters, and this is a big part of what is also going on,
is to grab all of this to have that entire coast of the
Mediterranean. And I think this is why Israel is a big swing
Dick because they're they want to take it all. And we know that
the West Clarke has said Lebanon is definitely on the list of the
West Clarke seven to take over and essentially sell this to
Europe to become a player. But somehow, when when the when,
when the regime changed in Egypt and I guess we had nothing to do
with that somehow we someone screwed up there and I'll just
probably Tony Blair, that's when everything changed. And now
everything is a helter skelter and all askew because no one's
really living up to their agreements. And this whole setup
is kind of falling apart and I suspect that we the United
States, globalists, the Atlanticist may have a hand in
doing this on purpose.
Um, not as a possibility. I mean, there's definitely
something else going on besides these idiotic missiles going
back and forth Yeah. And I mean that's all the news is about
just a very it's very super physics the coverage of the
situate which why why we haven't discussed it. Yes. Because
because the coverage no matter where you go for it, it's so
superficial. Yeah. That we can't even get you know, we can't
drill down there's no, there's not a resource for us to drill
down into is that's where you're gonna start hitting you know,
starting to do some deeper online real well, that's what I
started they do online research because there's nothing the
media is giving us not they're giving us zero foothold at all
is horrible zero, which is what I bitched about in the last
newsletter
and this so this is a deep online research as deep as I can
go.
Yeah, again, he's probably still superficial relatively speaking
to some of the stuff that we've been able to uncover.
I did get one clip because of course if the thing that is that
we can never understand because just like we can't understand
Russians, Russians can understand us we can't really
understand the Brits, we certainly can't understand.
Brown people living in the sand. If this isn't it's not our
culture, we'll never truly understand we're different
Chinese we're all different. And we all have you know, Japanese
everything just everyone has a different culture and you can't
just say oh, we're all people digital small bags Yeah, it
doesn't work that
way. And people man get along you can't we just get along
dude. And then of course there's the religion thing which I don't
buy in any case you know by just don't buy it that this is all
about religion and the Jews and the Arabs and the Muslims and am
sure it may be something that you can control a population
with me I was like his books as this and even the the Muslims
are fighting because you know, this he's supposed to be
Muhammad. No, he's gonna be Muhammad. He has the Khalifa and
what we're gonna kill each other over this. Fine. But I heard
Bill Maher explain that I would say he's explaining the
difference between Jews and Muslims. And essentially why
Jews are better than Bill Maher's a Jew. And I was really
blown away by this explanation
with this mixture described right? He's a he's a Jewish
culturally atheist. Religion hating to Yes. Lately hating he
doesn't easy hates. Well, literally. Yeah.
Yeah, he Yeah, he did a movie about it. But he actually brings
in a new religion, which is the is the interesting part of his
explanation.
Can we ask why Israel wins all the time? Because they've won
every war? They have to if they hadn't won every war, they
wouldn't exist? I mean, you can't go eight and one and be
Israel, you kind of have to go eight No, every year. So I think
it has something to do with the fact that they believe in
science and education. No, I mean, Jews. Jews, I think 155
Nobel Prizes, and Muslims have to. Maybe it's so you know, but
that seems like kind of a big advantage for Team Hebrew. And I
think that has I mean, most scientists are atheists, you
know, I don't think you can be an atheist scientist in the Arab
world. I think that has something to do with the fact
that they're always having this incredible advantage in war, and
then having to apologize. I'm sorry, we're winning so bad. All
right.
I am flabbergasted. I am speechless by this analysis from
Mr. Maher. Unbelievable. Bingo, boom. I would like to point out
that many of the best doctors come from Iraq, many very highly
educated researchers, scientists. But of course, the
Nobel Prize is I guess that's that proves everything. Yeah,
and I would kind of say a lot of civilization was invented there.
But you know, if you believe in God, then but if you believe in
science, which is the new religion,
yeah. But we've brought this up before the sciences that
religion
Yeah, but it's always good to stay on the stick, even though
as such real science is not because there's no faith
involved. It's just experimentation and confirm
confirmation and more questioning than just taking
everything. You know, the sciences in 97% agree. That's
when you say 97% agree that is the most unscientific thing you
could say this denial.
Yeah, it's actually contrary to science.
Yeah, because it's not possible. I have a clip then. I thought
this was kind of nutty sounding. This is a short clip, very short
clip of Obama. You know, we're having this thing of this
reversal of income flow to Oh, I saw
this I have this clip to Yes, I saw this. You may have a longer
version. That's how
long he we're having a business in the United States is up for
grabs from foreign entities. because you can buy an American
company and then pull the company out of the country and
headquarters someplace else. And the amount of money you save on
taxes damn near pays for the acquisition,
let's be very specific about it. It's the Irish Dutch sandwich.
And this is what the Russians are taking advantage of, but you
have a, your your main the money flows into a company in Ireland.
The profits are then shuttled to a holding a Dutch BV. And
because there's no holding tax, literally, on Dutch BV, so you
can have the money there, but you don't have to pay tax on it,
then you shuttle it back to Ireland, and you effectively
wind up with a tax rate of about 1% a corporate tax rate and his
end and what the what I liked this what the President said, By
the way, I liked the entire speech. But he's a pussy.
Because he should just call the people out who were doing this I
didn't understand. Well, there's a couple of things going on one
I didn't like what he said because I don't like the idea. I
don't like the concept that he outlines with economic
patriotism. That's the
that's the part that I think is genius. He's calling people
unpatriotic. This is Yeah,
yeah, it's it's, I don't know what perspective it's genius.
What world is genius. And it seems to me to be chicken shit
in the world of propaganda.
But yeah, but these companies, you think everyone's gonna pay
attention to this because it's got a cool propagandistic sound,
what he should do if he wants to play the you know, the game
solidly is go with the corporations or people. If
you're a person, and you're doing this with your money
overseas, when you You owe it to the federal income track,
Treasury, treasury and Treasury Department, you have to write
your checks out to people at Treasury, you write it right to
the government, you send them a check, Janet Yellen. And it's
like, Cohen, you pull it in. So if you have money floating
around out, you pull it in wound to you. That's what the
Corporation says are people. But that's that's the way I see it.
But but let's go with this with what he has to say this is the
short version.
I'm not interested in punishing these companies. But I am
interested in economic patriotism. Instead of doubling
down on top down economics, I want an economic patriotism that
says we rise or fall together as one nation and as one people.
Ah, okay, so I have a different clip. This was him on the road.
Yeah, this was him on the road. And you would galls me. Is that
why he's talking a big game about economic patriotism. We
have a State Department that doesn't give a crap about the
United States, as you mentioned at the beginning of the show
list, because they're globalist globalists. And they've you
know, and everything's got to be one world government, we're
going to refer to the United Nations is going to take away
our sovereignty and all the rest of it. Meanwhile, these
corporations are just trying to do a favor, because it's B, it's
a scam rip off, even though many of them get around it and all
kinds of different tricky ways. But but just at the base level,
it's a scam rip off to pay so much taxes as a corporation to
double your profits go to the government. I mean, 33% is high.
Anyway, and the people in the corporation get taxed,
and they get taxed. And then when the double taxation, you
have to buy the goods with your tax dollars pre it's already
taxed. So I make $1 to buy a product for $1. I only have 70
cents left. And so I have to make two bucks to get by this
thing. And then Anyway, go on with your clip. Sorry. No,
that's okay. It's interesting. We both caught this because I
thought the idea of calling out companies is unpatriotic because
of the way they get around the taxes. And this is his podcast,
which as you know, I subscribed to the podcast, with the
podcast. I think it's up to 300 subscribers now. So I don't
know sometimes he gets 2000 views it's a it's poorly
produced. It's really shit. It's written shittily you know,
Valerie Jarrett is sitting there next to the prompter. And we
always start off with a hefty. Hi, everybody.
Hi, everybody. Our businesses have now added nearly 10 million
new jobs over the past 52 months. The unemployment rate is
at its lowest point since September 2008. Oh, the fastest
one year drop
in New Adult participation. So what
because every, Hey, you want to rewrite the script you want to
what do you want them to say? Hey, we're sucking over here.
Everything blows we got people holding up signs in the highway
begging for money.
Oh guy talking about that, by the way not to get off the
subject. But underneath our roads around here in Berkeley.
There are more tent cities.
It's in Austin. I've seen the difference in the in the one two
and a half three, almost three years we've been here. Yeah,
it's significant.
Yeah, tent cities. Yeah, we have we have one under the freeway
over here. I gotta give somebody drive me by so I can take a
movie of it. And then there.
You can exploit them good.
I think it should be. Yeah, well, I think you should at
least pointed out to people and then over there by the
University Avenue exit on how far highway 80 There's a tent
city that's just cropped up.
How big? How many? How many 10s? Do you estimate?
Well, I've over in Berkeley is probably about nine, but under
the freeway over here in on Gilman Street, it's both sides
of the underpass filled in probably 30 tents.
So we have this in the old house, which was right near i 35
in the classier neighborhood, which don't get me wrong. We got
motorcycle gangs living down the street. Who are nice. You know,
this, like, we got all these nice, just 1520 people hanging
out there and they're all they all have the same sign and
they're walking up and down, collected money at the big trash
dump. And they're living in the woods in the corner there. And
they're breaking into houses and cars. Where's this your new
neighborhood old neighborhood? Oh, yeah, this neighborhood.
This is a very spotty. So everyone here is like, you know,
you know, hey, we're we're the neighbors. Hey, Manuel. I take
care of us.
Yeah, very good. Neighbor knows each other, and then they keep
track of each other's budget, but safer, even though it seems
less. A high end.
Here. We got Matt and Mary in the back and they got they got a
dog with a training. Yeah, so you can't come into our yard
without going past their dog. The beautiful thing. But yeah,
it's a problem.
401 k's are growing fuel cells are underwater. And for the
first time in more than a decade, business leaders around
the world have declared that the world's number one place to
invest is not China. It's the United States of America
really? Is that because they can buy our companies move this
headquarters overseas and save a fortune? Hey, now.
And our lead is growing? Yeah, none of this is an accident.
It's all my planning, careful planning. I'm awesome. It's
thanks to the resilience and resolve of the American people
that our country has recovered faster and come farther than
almost any other advanced nation on earth.
What What channel is this guy watching? Seriously, it's the
resilience of you living in the tent. Good work.
Cancer. Well, there are these you're right, these there's I'm
stunned at the number of tests that are cropping up on a day to
day basis. It's It's pathetic. And this was, yeah, you're
right. A year ago, a year ago, there was none of these 10
cities. I want. Here's what I wanted to do. I wanted to get
some signage made. I got my big printer. I can make some some
vinyl stuff. And bring it over there and have these guys hold
it up and say Obama Ville.
That's been done, though. It has Oh, yeah. Many times you can
Google it. There's lots of Obama hills around the
Oh, I didn't know that. Well, then forget it. But you could
have them hold up a no agenda sign.
Just as what no agenda guy.
But there's another trend that threatens to undermine the
progress you've helped to make. Even as corporate profits are as
high as ever a small but growing group of big corporations.
And this is this chickenshit thing. Why don't you just call
them out Google Apple, why don't you call them out
are fleeing the country to get out of paying taxes. They're
keeping most of their business inside the United States. But
they're basically renouncing their citizenship and declaring
that at a base someplace else, just to avoid paying their fair
share. Yeah. Love it. I want to be clear. There's only a few big
corporations so far. Yeah, Apple,
Google. Yahoo. Yahoo does that too, don't they?
I'd probably think
so. But it's just chickens. Smart Money, does it Amazon
Amazon. The Amazon must be doing it. No, I
don't know if Amazon can do it. All right. No different
structure.
Yeah. But yeah, Apple and Google main that main guy unpatriotic
douchebags. The
vast majority of American businesses pay their taxes right
here in the United States. I do. But when some companies cherry
pick their taxes very big it damages the country's finances.
Yes, it adds to the deficit. It makes it harder to invest in the
things that will keep America strong. And it sticks you with
the tab for what they stash offshore. Oh, no best way to
level the playing field is through tax reform that lowers
the corporate rate, closes wasteful loopholes and
simplifies the tax code for everybody. But stopping
companies from renouncing their citizenship just to get out of
paying their fair share of taxes is something that cannot wait.
No, that's why in my budget earlier this year, I proposed
closing this unpatriotic tax loophole for good
unpatriotic it is I think we should all boycott these
companies but new
it's every company I think any company that can do it does do
it for the shareholders benefit I don't see that it's it's
anything you could you would condemn them for them. It's just
a look what we can do we can get we can have more money we can
make Ain't more money we can we just have to do it this way and
yeah, okay doesn't go in here but you get it you get the
dividend and price of the value of the company goes up, we can
do more things. It's just like it'd be I think it's, you'd be
malfeasance if you did not do it. And you could. That's what
it's always overlooked in these big debates, right? That if you
can do this, why aren't you doing it? Right? Oh, I'm not
doing it because we're patriotic. Well, you're losing
money. Okay, well, we better do it then. Anyway, it's just this
dumb. I think it's superficial crap. Yeah. That he brings this
up.
I just thought the paid unpatriotic was a new way of of
discussing it. I guess. That's maybe supposed to get people all
riled up.
But was he kidding? Yeah.
I thought he was gonna call people out remember that? Yeah,
that's right. You just
let us call him out. We'll call him out. He's not calling out
apple. No, or Google. I was watching. Beat the press, I
guess with Chip. Yeah. Chip trigger press guy, right. Yeah,
that's me to Face The Nation or guy thing is me. Yeah. Chances
are chip is no. So what's your name? Chip. So she has a gold
Forbes wife. Whatever it
calls for? Gold farms. Wife. Let me Andrea Mitchell.
Yeah, Andrew. Nailed it. Goldfarb. She goes on. And this
is her talking about Elizabeth Warren. Oh,
boy. Okay.
But I do think that Elizabeth Warren is a real issue here. She
was greeted as such a celebrity. She was all but a candidate. She
can say what she wants about not running. But if there were a
slip or if there were any reason where Hillary Clinton has to
take a step back. And if the foreign policy becomes an issue,
which she has to own part, part of
which I think there have been slips on the book tour, talking
about a personal wealth those are unforced errors. The
Elizabeth Warren folks who's this
hysterical gay have been slipped and
opening there. Now the question is on the left, I mean, how big
is the universe of people who think the problem with Obama is
that he's too conservative. That's who Elizabeth Warren
would be going after I don't know how many people that are
but she could be disillusion disappointed liberals
about about the economy being everything here. Leadership is
the issue.
All right now, a couple of things that keep coming up at
the dinner table here Hillary's gonna have a hard time of it
anyway. What happens to all the money that ready for Hillary
she's collected millions and millions and millions of dollars
through this ready for Hillary operation, which I'm a
subscriber to, and I get you get a mailing every day and you
know, send us five bucks, and it's always three, it's always
three bucks. Oh, no, that's not always three anymore. Okay. You
use that $3 gimmick, but generally speaking, it's like it
was $20.11 recently for something that do 2011 And
they're taking a you know, a hint from the experts. The point
is, is that what happens all that money and if he didn't even
if Hillary runs and she gets pot loads of money, she'll get a
billion she'll collect a billion dollars to run and decides not
to so you spend it all and what happens all that money?
I believe legally, no rules about
it, but is ready for Hillary under those rules because ready
for Hillary is not a campaign I
know what happens is it is this easy. You know, she looks at
every check every donation and says okay, I won't kill you.
Thanks for your money. Do you want it back? You sure?
Yeah. Is the money grab?
Speaking of leadership in that clip? I there was a again, the
Dutch about this ISRAEL PALESTINE thing I have now
looking on Facebook. I'm sorry. I was evaluating social media.
And I swear to God, I see people posting the following. A, a
popular people cannot be responsible for the actions of
their government. What Yeah, yes.
People say is the point of this meme. It's bull crap, by the
way. Yes,
of course. But that's that is the European mentality. That's
the thinking, well, we can't be responsible with the stupid
government does. It's come to this. This is this is where
we're at now. And I think it's pretty close here. I don't man
I'm not responsible for the government. And then yeah.
Right, yeah, I know depressed. Sing I know, let's take a little
break, John. I'm going to show
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Here's the thought I had about that, John? There was a guy who
programmed this a long time ago, but he wrote the code. Maybe it
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for all I know. And and they forgot about it. It's just in
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believe. There's only reason I never get anyone no one ever
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Makes me sneeze when I think about it. Let's thank some
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I always get a big kick out of it. When you come at Yeah, you
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No, just horrible. There's just a waste of money. It's shallow
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there's so many commercials on cable. Oh, I know. It's like
commercial commercial, commercial commercial it's just
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And I have BBC World News. That's that's a gyp there's
never anything it's always like here's some people in Africa
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But compare that to here. I do have a short clip before I go to
the rest of this is a very short clip I want to play it. This is
an example of the kind of news that you can get if you really
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Ah a parliament update Okay
very good. I also have the parliament update. Yes, yes.
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Karma. I wanted to run a the latest conspiracy via Oh, yeah,
it's a funny one. And it's all went very fast. This one went
very, very fast. And we actually look at this particular type of
news very closely. I'm UCLA. I have the thing here. Where is
it? Somehow I'm not doing not doing very well. On the jingles
today. Where's my marching? Here we go. And my soldiers. This is
what I want to do this. Blitzkrieg died schlund, Blitz,
scrapes, dice, streaks. That's you have a very small garrison.
It's a small group, very small group, and they really can't
walk in step.
So this is guy named Jim Willie. Have you ever heard of Jim
Willie?
I've heard of Willie.
Financial newsletter writer Jim Willie. No less.
No, I have not. Yeah.
So he kept it very interesting. This is one of these things that
he would there was an interview that he did with some podcast.
And it was clipped and cut and translated. And I've received it
from all over the world. Oh, my God, this is what's happening.
And of course, I'd already seen it. And I'm looking at it. What
Jim Willie is saying. And this is the big news. Germany is
secretly planning on joining the BRICs. Ah,
where does this idea come from?
Oh, he has a very long excellent let him in for a while actually,
I
see what the connection is Germany In Germany and Russia.
But I did think that the the BRICS have this this new I guess
they're setting up a form of payment system with this right
wing lips that right to the 100 billion dollar bank etc. And it
will be I guess, like swift which Russia has now effectively
been kicked out of? I don't think they can use Swift anymore
can they?
Will number of the banks campus some of the private banks in
Russia can.
So I do see a possibility where Germany Deutschland might
participate in that system not necessarily leaving any other
system would be bad. Now the other thing that could happen
and this kind of brings me back to Nudelman there is a
possibility and this is where I think we're overlooking this
again, globalist not people who represent countries there is a
possibility the EU could run into trouble like you know, fall
apart. If if ignoring your
prediction. Sorry, that would be our that would be our
prediction.
But it absolutely can can fall apart and I will remind you this
is the current thinking from the globalist dropping off laughing
This is what I'll say
that's Nudelman who is a globalist I think that they mean
it you think what I think they mean it like screw the EU. Oh,
yeah. No, yeah. So have Germany is I think Germany is the EU if
you really look at it. And and the UK with their with the the
financial center, and but they're not even in the monetary
unit. And it's possible that they would leave And I think it
would fall apart. I and and if who knows what will happen with
Scotland that brings its own complications? The south of
Europe, Spain, they might as well just join the caliphate. I
can see that happening.
Yeah, well, they might as well did it before
I can see it happening. Yeah. Isn't that something they know
about everything? They haven't? They don't? Yeah, well,
most of the south of Spain is very Moors, the Moors, which
were the Muslims took over the place and ran it for a while and
then they got roasted. And that was the end of it. But it left
being left behind a lot of art and design ideas. And you know,
whatever.
I had an article about that. Let me see if this is in June,
Spanish Monica, Juan Carlos abdicated in favor of San
Felipe. more drastic says something is changing. It could
actually be being set up now. The Catalan Well,
Germany is going to do this. They really don't they don't
give the United States a lot of credit for being able to prevent
these sorts of things.
You mean, the bricks joining the bricks? Yeah, I don't see that
happening. And all that makes no sense.
But there was eight cents. Yeah, you made it make a little sense
right there. But it's
joining the system. Not but not. Not not saying we're not going
to participate with any other system. I think the Germans are
your fairweather friends. I mean, not the Germans. The
globalists who run German the German faction of the globalist
Empire
probably let's go did we keep an eye on this?
I like I really liked it. I enjoyed listening to the guys
very enthusiastic. I don't have enough money to subscribe to his
financial newsletter. But I thought there was it was
interesting. Probably what is what is big. What is going to be
of all determining is the T tip that and that's kind of fallen
off the radar. But the transatlantic
Yeah, we were talking about that as dinner incessantly no dinner.
incessantly, us you and me. And then we stopped talking about it
what it was supposed to happen before the election. And now the
election has been pretty good because everyone's kind of
staying in place and the the radical parties couldn't really
get it all together because he had builders didn't want to know
they didn't want to be with you Kip. And it didn't work out you
know. So the power is kind of the same. The same douchebags
are running the show. But clearly there is strife amongst
the different the different pieces. And Germany and I'd say
all eyes on Germany, all eyes on Turkey Turkey, which I have
under the heading of autumn mania. We have a presidential
election coming up a couple of weeks. So we we can kill them
before that we want to air to one or we can just make sure he
loses. But there's unrest Yeah,
he's gonna lose.
Well, here's the here's some headlines. He's being called a
Jew hater.
I don't see that had that that hurts him in Turkey. How
know on the global scale, I think Oh, yeah. Well on the
global Yeah, someone can draw you
jus Hadar that would be a good reason that I mean, you can see
him getting assassinated by some someone because of that, maybe,
yeah. But he's gotta be a goner. They can't let this guy continue
doing what he's doing is he's just out of control.
We know I had the have the Greek prophecies, which people keep
sending me that like, Everything's going according to
the Greek prophecies,
either sending them to
you, I know. You'd have no patience for this. Zero, you
would just be a word. Get out of town. And the prophecy is that
there will be war between Russia will try to take turkey. That is
essentially what the prophecy says. And then it's the Greek
guys right. And of course, Greece never comes out good in
the prophecy. For some reason. It always ends bad for them. So
that part is working. But apparently, Russia will break
all the way through to Turkey, but then they will hold off and
they will essentially give it back to the west, which would be
the UK and, and the United States. Um, that's an enemy. But
saying that I'm just saying that's in a nutshell, and then
we all become friends again, somehow. And and that doesn't
have always said that makes the most sense. You know, Putin
isn't just Russia. Putin is a globalist, either. He doesn't
hate what's gone. He just wants to, you know, he's maneuvering,
maneuvering, everybody needs their bits of turf. That's,
that's the falseness.
All right. began when they were they essentially nationalized
Gazprom and kicked the Russian oligarchs out of the place. You
know, that we're running these very profitable oil companies.
And Putin and his boys said, you know, this is not right. And
they, it's just never been the same since in fact, if you look
at the list, and I have the list of the play, the clip of the
banks are going after they're only going after Russian banks,
they're talking about the United States and the EU. They're only
going after Russian banks that are state controlled. There's
really a strong movement internationally. And I think
this has got something to do with anti Putin stuff, to to
privatize larger pieces of Russia, and I don't know who's
behind it. And maybe these rich Russian guys are they've hired
the top PR people around the world. But it's, it's got
something to do with it. Play that play
agilon Get us up to speed on what further sanctions we can
expect against Russia.
That's right now this comes on the back of a meeting that was
held in Brussels on Tuesday. Now officials are considering
further sanctions on Russia based on the events that have
happened in Ukraine. Since the dawning of MH 17. Now talks are
still ongoing behind the scenes but more details about what's on
the cards have been emerging. Officials say Russian state
owned banks could become targets and analysts warned sanctioning
those banks would be a serious blow for the wider Russian
economy. Now this would make it more difficult for lenders to
provide loans to consumers and businesses as Solange Moser now
reports,
targeting Russian banks, in particular banks owned by more
than 50% by the Russian government. European diplomats
said the sanctions being discussed would ban state owned
banks from issuing new bonds or purchasing new shares in the
European Union. In Russia state owned banks dominate the sector,
which means the ban could have serious effects on the Russian
economy. Eu diplomats say that nearly half of the bonds issued
by the Russian public financial institutions last year were
issued in the EU simply put, some Russian banks could soon
struggle to get loans, which in turn could have a negative
effect on Russian businesses in need of phonus. The largest
banks with state ownership of over 50% Are sure bank VTB
Russian agricultural bank and V be
really this is all just one big technology play. I mean, these
bank is nothing more than a Private Internet work that
connects with other private internet works and sends Bogut
of numbers back and forth, pretending to be money. I mean,
it really is meaningless. And this has been going on so long
this propaganda admin. This is a clip from 1950 a little bit
before my time and you were probably too young John to
remember this. But I've heard nothing but this bullcrap my
entire life. This is a real spot on television from 1950. If
words
alone could stem the tide of rampaging communism, it'd be
fine for talk is cheap, but no amount of sidewalk gossip,
intellectual discussion or a silver tongue or three as any
effect on the ever surging threat of red aggression. But
there are things that communist does respect. He respects atom
bombs. He respects wide winged globe circling bombers. Yeah, he
respects steel gritted ships of the line. He respects well
conditioned, well equipped fighting men, as this makes
sense to him. So let's make him respect us by providing these
things in great numbers. To do this takes money. And we can
help provide that money by buying United States defense
bonds.
And it goes on and on and on. The risky, he respects our guns,
let's give him what he respects. And that's just moved along, we
didn't have the networking capabilities, and then really
have computers. And we had to ask you to take your paper and
go exchange it for some pay or actually your coins and exchange
it for some paper. And that's how we stole your money first.
And now we just take it directly from you. And we just steal the
digits. We give you the assumption and the illusion that
you have money on a piece of plastic and we just take
everything from you and
nobody gives a crap if the this supposedly illusionary money can
buy me the groceries I want it to store and it does. So what's
wrong with that? Okay. Are you really have a problem with
species, which is what this is called? And I know, I know. I
know what the Yeah, it's a it's a substitute for anything real.
And I know what the what the game is, and I know how you can
you know, the government can make money by running inflation
up and down and scoring in the ovary. You know, there's ways of
making have taken pennies out of the system and also by taking
making the money worth less technically so you can pay off
your bills with cheaper money, which is the key to getting out
of debt. You know, when you cheapen the money with high
inflation rates, that money is worthless, but it still says
that you file you $100 And, and I have $100 I could pay now or I
shall put pay you later. And then money deflation takes place
and now my $100 is effectively 75
is 10 cents. Oh, that's yeah, that's a real deflation. Yeah.
And so
I did 100 bucks is 10 cents, I still owe you $100. I don't. And
I give you $100 which is now the equivalent of 10 cents and my
debts over I've got a made. Yeah. We haven't seen that
because we're in a depression and then during a depression,
you actually have a deflationary issues that push it the other
way, where the money actually becomes worth more. That's what
they're always fearful of, because the worst case scenario
is true deflation. In the economist, worried sick about
this. During depression, there's always opportunity for things
for for products to sell for cheaper. And then your work,
your money's worth more. In other words, my $100 is now
worth 110 bucks. And if I still owe, if I owe you 100 bucks, and
now my $100 is worth 200 grand in real money. I'm giving you
$200 to pay. That's no good. You can't do that. Oh, so that's why
you always want controlled inflation. Yes. And then if you
really want to let it go out of control, then you can take care
of a lot of problems real fast. Not so much for the public
suffers, but they can deal with it.
By iron Rand
is time for tech news. It is Sunday. That means we always
take a look at the news that took place this week. I have
tech news. You have tech news, John, I actually have tech news.
I have a clip.
Is it about phones? Of course. Oh, do I play the clip? Yes.
Hello.
Looks like Motorola has invented a new way for us to
unlock our phone. Something you may like? Well, yes, Motorola
has come out and said no more tricky passwords or scanning
your fingertips. The Moto X will now unlock with a tattoo sticker
made from plastic that's around the size of a nickel. The
material lasts on human skin for five days, five days and is
meant to withstand sweat and even shower. Users will simply
need to tap the back of the phone with the digital tattoo to
unlock the device. The company says it wanted to reduce the
amount of time users take to unlock their phones which is
currently at around 2.3 seconds so they're they want to cut that
in
well I don't know how much time you take to unlock your phone
but I don't know if I'm but I needed to go that fast alright
thank you so much still on it this is a reporting the day's
business news there.
Is that is that that guy
from The New York Times?
No no, there's some guy I'd never seen before just happens
to have the name D'souza well, he
got a big scoop on the on the on the phone tattoo.
I had never heard this before. I only picked it up because I
thought they were talking about unlocking the phone. Yeah,
like to be able to use any sim
card. But no, I meant because people put passwords in front of
them. You know you I don't even bother. Well, this is great.
Well, you know, somebody's gonna steal your phone and they're
gonna they're gonna have what? My My point of where I where I
stopped Angry Birds. You know, they can pick up the game from
there. I mean, who cares? No, they're gonna have here on here.
Oh, hold on, hold on your address books on a
second. You play Angry Birds. Yeah, really?
Angry Birds in space, too.
I think if you have this tattoo, it would be worth chopping your
hand off for your address. To be,
of course is the mark of the beast. Hello, Google Voice 666
It's all coming true. We knew what was happening. No one will
believe us. Yes, of course. The next step is actually have a
real tattoo, which is going to be a bar code. I mean, it's so
simple to see Mark of the Beast. Some actual tech news tech, tech
news. But I have to be a woman. You can't do tech news unless
you're a girl. That's true. And preferably, maybe get away with
it. Preferably. Have some Asian Blooding? Yeah. I don't know.
I'm just saying what I got was another note from that guy. Just
saying what I see. I'm the we read the mayor's agreement from
the was it the congregation of mayors or that big document
about all the crap they were going to do? And one of them was
net neutrality. Right. I mean, packet equality here it is, and
the first ones are out of the gate. got a letter from the
mayors of Portland, upstate New York and San Francisco. And I
have this letter for you in PDF format, which you can find in
the show notes. Essentially the Hon hon. Tom Wheeler, Chairman
of the Federal Communications Commission, Dear Chairman
wieder, We the undersigned mayors of New York City, San
Francisco and Portland, Oregon, blah, blah submit this letter of
ensuring that the Internet remains free and open. We we, as
the elected representatives of some 9.8 million citizens, we
urge the FCC to issue the strongest possible rules to
guarantee net neutrality. Hi, Matt, another rhyme. And here we
go. We believe that the moat i This is just stuff I've
highlighted. We believe that the most effective way to truly
protect the open internet is for the FCC to break with its
previous approach, and reclassify broadband internet as
a telecommunication service subject to regulation as a
common carrier. And here's my favorite, it is critically
important that our residents, among them, many students,
parents, educators, and prostitutes,
does anybody note that this is just leet with it, this is good.
This is not good. That's why you're very censored internet
with the government in charge. I'll read
this paragraph again, I will finish it and you will throw up
in your mouth. It is critically important that our residents
among them, many students, parents, educators, and
prostitutes, who are only able to connect to broadband at
schools or libraries are able to freely access lawful content.
There we go without being confronted with delays that
threaten adoption. Sincerely, Bill DeBlasio. Charles,
why are we the only show? Why did this show that you know,
agenda show that people help keep on the air by contributing
to divert that org slash shiny? Why are we the only ones that
keep bringing up this lawful content issue?
Because we only when we talk about tech news, we spend very
little time on the phones as if there's an important release. I
mean, obviously, it's our way is that ever bad. It's our we just
did it is our headline news. The Motorola
tattoo. I think that was
that was the headlines. And if we had a panel, we could talk
about it for a bit
and talk and talk about it. So Oh, and then we have the tattoo.
What would you what would you wear one, Billy? Yeah, he kind
of cool. But I don't like the looks of this tattoo. It's not
pretty enough. I think it was a prettier tattoo, maybe a square
or barcode or something? I think it might look a little bit. I
don't like it because it doesn't only last five days. I think it
should be on there for a month or maybe should even have it
permanently attached. I mean, it seems to me that five days is
not long enough. You have to keep Where do you get the next
tattoo? Do you have to buy it from them? You have to pay five
bucks? How do you get it? And what if the phone does is all of
a sudden doesn't recognize a tattoo because you scratch
yourself? Or maybe there's a bug bite you get maybe a flea bite
or something and now the thing doesn't work anymore? How do you
get on your phone? You're going to be locked out completely you
have to go to the factory. I don't know Bill, what do you
think? Well, I could go on like this. I like that I
like that's kind of turning me on. I think I would like my
tattoo to interact with the Internet of Things. That's a
whole another topic so my nest will recognize my tattoo. Yes,
and I want to
today welcome back to your home.
And I want to start my Tesla with my tattoo. In fact we can
call it a tea tea. A Tesla tattoo. Yeah, I think this will
be very good. A lot of tea teas
and Austin
and that ladies and gentlemen, is your tech news for today I'm
done.
I'm done. Well no wait I'm not done. I got something else I
think I've got oh yeah this I gotta play. I've been sitting on
this clip. This is the I just think is a disgusting story.
This is the problem with China. And this is a report only one
problem. Well this is a major problem with China which is the
food supply. Although I can't believe that we're in much
better than listen to this.
Now some of the biggest restaurant chains in the world
are caught up in a food safety scare in China. This
is a big soil want to be aware of. They say they've removed
products that came from a factory accused of mishandling
and selling expired meat. release of a silver has more.
This has shown clinical see Food Company, an American own meat
factory operating in China. Among its clients fast food
chains in China, including McDonald's, Starbucks KFC, and
Pizza Hut. And behind this door is something Shanghai cozy never
wanted you to see. CNN cannot independently verify the
authenticity of these disturbing images on cloud based dragon TV,
raw meat being scooped from the floor in heaps and thrown into
metal tab on the production line. This sign says substandard
the bin of substandard chicken nuggets is dumped into another
bin mixed with raw chicken for reprocessing. These beef patties
used in Big Macs and other products old patties, tossed
back in wood raw beef. Also in the mix expired meet the parent
company of Shanghai Husi Illinois based OSI Group says it
is appalled by the media report and is investigating not
Donald's and yum brands have apologized to customers and
halted orders from the company and other restaurants have
pulled all products that came from Shanghai fusi the factories
operations have been suspended But China's struggle against
food quality scandals continues release of a silver CNN
I think our plan was working perfectly to kill all the
Chinese until they found this out
well it didn't get very far and if anybody doesn't think that
company in the United States doing
exactly the same thing does and
the right way you stop this is with inspectors they would have
an inspector and American inspector at the Chinese plant
you're gonna hire one that has had their you know Chinese a
Chinese guy who speaks Chinese and he's over there right I mean
there's no if there's no inspection at this level they
can get some take a movie of the thing. I mean, this is just this
is just this beyond carelessness. They don't care
they're doing this on purpose. On purpose what if we would look
at all this used patties they've apparently their hamburgers and
everything you know, they didn't nobody picked them up or
whatever they cooked and then mix them in with the old with
the new meat. And then he's grind everything together. They
don't care because it saves money. It's everything's got to
be cheap. And now this is not this is this is all meant to be.
I'm happy though I can pay for my repurposed picked up off the
floor ground in outdated meet with my tattoo. This is the good
news. Wow, this is so cool. All right slaves enjoy your world.
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