Beyond stupendous. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, November
2 2014. Time but you're getting no nation media assassination
episode 666
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and for Northern Silicon Valley where the beast is always at
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in the morning to you on Hail Satan John hail satan. Veil hide
bingo Boom shakalaka hail satan. There we go. Episode 666
Are you recording because if you should just said hail Sandy
Perry turned it off on
you know, I'm no no, he screwed up the opening jingle just to
let let me know he was here. Always ready to mess with me.
You have a nice Halloween.
You know, I have on this hill and there's this.
It's kids don't want to walk up to the spooky house on the hill?
No, they don't know. I get it. Usually we get one at least one
or two kids early when his son's still out. But there was none
this year. We're in a new neighborhood. Is when they shop.
$100. Bill.
What do you think the word would get
out? But no,
they give you you give them $100 bill?
Yeah, right Christian 100 Sure. Right from a big pile of black
tricker tree treaters and then this pile sits in the in the
cupboard.
If only they do they've only they know stupid kids are in a
new neighborhood. Which means Mickey affectionately calls the
ghetto.
You're in the ghetto. No, no. Yeah, she she we went over that
neighborhood before you moved if you recall on the Google Maps by
driving around, and it was a nice area. It's a little ghetto.
It's kind of hipster ish.
It know.
Exactly not. Oh, no, look. hipsterish No, it's
ghetto ish.
But it's got a lot of blacks living there. Mexicans. Mexican
Mexican ghetto you get good food.
Yeah, we do on First Street. We got great food little Mexican
places for sure. Yeah, I always tell us that you want to live
here. No one breaks into their house in the ghetto. You don't
break into your neighbor's house when you're in the hood. It save
the other gangs with
the Crips come by. Yeah, that's when they do drive bys. That's
when it's a little crazy. I noticed sometimes a
crappy neighbor. I didn't realize you moved into a crappy
neighborhood. We're not getting enough income from the show.
Well, that's why we had to go cheaper I told you. Listen, we
it's cheaper here and we have a little pool. So what does that
tell you?
It said Is it a real pool or is just a hole in the backyard?
Well, it's a it's
kind of a pool to
rectangle. dug a hole? It's not heated. Let's put it that way.
You don't need a heated pool in tech.
Oh yeah. In the wintertime. You do it's this morning. It was 50
degrees outside. Hmm, yeah, it was getting chilly. No, you need
a heated pool and you need a heater. It's real that happens.
Anyway, so we only had maybe six times the doorbell rang for
trick or treat and all night you know when you get the kids in
the hood and then then you're like the Oh, hits the white
people let's go to their house via when when you hand out the
bucket of candies like take one or two and just grab there's
three kids and 18 hands it's very amazing. So take all the
candy had no shame. But I noticed something and it was
also sent to me an email one of our producers pointed this out
that Halloween I think we discussed that that I do not
like this holiday.
It's okay. You hate it. Why don't you just get to the point
i Despite well I am okay with the kids cute kids coming by and
the costumes and trick or treat love that's fine. But the
party's is become this license for adults to get drunk and
throw up. That's all that it is.
You complained about this before. There's one other thing
I want to point out
that it has become a celebration of slots. Female female costumes
has
been a trend this has been trending through about it. Well,
this makes sense to me. Because we're in the middle of a 40 year
cycle of recession. And and during this this decade is when
all the hookers start to show up. But because of AIDS and law
enforcement and other mechanisms, the hookers are not
what they once were. In other words, there's not some let me
back it
up. Yeah, give us
your during the last downturn there were hookers all over San
Francisco and Berkeley and and in fact, in the East Bay. Some
judge had said you can dress these hookers anymore for some
reason. Is it this? Two years? Berkeley? I think it was like in
77. Maybe Berkeley was all hookers. There were hundreds and
hundreds of
on the streets. Oh, really? A four and a quarter.
16
one corner. Okay, felon Yeah, really that What year was this
about? 77 All right.
I missed all the goodies. I was 13 Thanks. San Francisco
was filled with hookers. They were just to hundreds and
hundreds of many of them just knockouts. Good times. And
here's the punch line. So they're interviewing some old
timer on one of the TV shows radio shows about the 30s, which
was another downturn period. He said, where are you? We're in
the 30s. What do you think about San Francisco compared to now?
And he says, Well, all I know is that in the 30s, there were a
lot more hookers. Wow, well, there's hundreds and 1000s of
hookers, how many of hookers were there in the third sin must
have been just wall to wall right? But now there's none and
so they have to make up for it. I think societally and because
you have the Craigslist you have these other kinds of mechanisms
where you can call girls essentially all call girls now
and so they but the streetwalkers are adornment to
this to the culture when it's in a downturn and sister no
streetwalkers boom, little girls dresses horse?
Well, I can't say I've seen a lot of. Okay, so you believe
that? It is because of the rise of the four year cycle? We have
the economic downturn? I'm sorry. 4040, the 40 year cycle?
Yes, we have the of course that makes sense. We have this
economic downturn. And and it's because it is a now of a
vocation practice by more and more although there's no
official statistics unless you ask Italy who and the UK and
France who are adding that into their GDP like that we got
hookers. This is true by the way that
I know then the the Italians haven't done it. Yep. Dan tend
to
the other there's talk of this which makes sense because that's
been what they would add 2 billion or something 2 trillion
do they get their numbers up for the spike the numbers? Because
of this? It is a subconscious mean. Does this mean that these
girls really are saying hey, I want to make some money sailor
or what do you think that means? Is it that? I don't know. We
want to know why this has to happen. wish there were some
studies on this. Hey, nobody
wants to study this stuff.
I do me I do. I just need to know where to start. Go back to
school. You
got University of Texas right down the street walking
distance. I cannot get into UT you can go to Indy you could do
you know, right. No,
I'd have to take all kinds of time. No credits, I have no
credentials. I can nothing.
You might be surprised, or whatever they
might have $150,000 they might let me in.
Well, whatever the case doesn't need to be studied. I think it
does, because my anecdotal version of the whole thing could
be bogus. Oh, but I'm telling ya 1000 Little
Bo Peep French made horny leprechauns. You name the sexy
Ebola nurse?
Yeah, exactly. What is and for women who at the simultaneously
we have, of course, this is all related to the upcoming midterm
elections on Tuesday. Tuesday, yeah. You know, when we have the
media and feminist group yelling about inequality and Oh, women
only make 78 cents. Well, I don't know in the hooker
business. I think men make less than women.
That's gotta be changed in but
but the idea that it's okay to propagate this at the same time
will say well, oh, no, feminist women have to be equal and all
this but then you go out and party and get drunk as a hoe.
I'm just pointing. I'm just pointing it out. I'm all for it.
I mean, I'd rather see the Little Bo Peep than
Mr. cermony candy.
None of them came to my door. No Little Bo peeps, like that got
windy Adams. strangely appealing as well. It is a new month. And
as you know, whenever we have a new month in the United States,
our president likes to proclaim the month for a something that
we should be aware of. Then it's like an awareness campaign. And
just when we thought rock rock Rocktober couldn't get any
busier. And we had so much in October. We have
1-234-567-8910 10 Different proclamations for the month of
November. No October. No, this is November. We're in November,
right? Yeah. Well, you do it at the beginning of the month.
Okay, so there's 10. All right, you'd like to hear the
Proclamations? Who wouldn't buy President presidential
proclamation? I never knew that this existed. Let me see if it
actually, when this goes back? Well, the President has declared
November. National College Application month. During
National College Application month, we come together as a
people of all nations to encourage all students to take
control of their own destiny, and join slavery and servitude
by applying to continue their education beyond high school and
let them know that no matter where they come from, or who
they are, we can give you a cheapass loan that will hound
you for the rest of your life get in line slaves.
Does it say that's not
exactly he talks about the being opportunities and all that
stuff? But yes, this is this is the I would read of this
national young people slavery enrollment month, because that's
what it is. That is what it is. Could you be doing what you're
doing today? If you did not have your your Berklee College
degree? Would you be where you are today? Do you think?
No, I doubt it. But that doesn't mean they should keep calling
me. Who's calling you? They verbally? They do? And we know
you're an alumni. We'd like you to give us money. And my ladies
want me my old my previous answer. That was well, if you
got it, if you can afford to give Barack Obama $1 million and
be at the top of the list of all public institutions such as
universities, as the biggest donor to Barack Obama's
campaign. You don't need my money. That was for a while and
they go, oh, yeah, I understand. And then they hang up and call
back a month later. You could afford to have Bill Maher give
them commands or the guy's an idiot. I have nothing to do with
you. They don't do a very good job of inculcating a sense of
like, they're Harvard and these other schools do
well, but Harvard pretty girls.
Pretty well, all universities have pretty
done out the ones calling you for the money.
You can tell
yes, you can onward with our with our list because the list
is long. This is also National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness
Month. Okay. across our nation, as many as 5 million Americans
live with Alzheimer's. Forgot what isn't to say, you know,
Joe's a bad joke, but I can't help it. That's a
that's that's a very, that gets a
I knew you were thinking of it too. Then it is National Family
Caregivers month. I guess we had to
what is it? That's the same with Alzheimer's same thing.
Let's see what is Alzheimer's. Each day courageous individuals
step forward to help care for family members in need. Yes,
what you do for your family, their quiet acts of siblings and
of selflessness and sacrifice, telling a story of love and
devotion. That's what our country is about. Across our
country parents and children's siblings and spouses, friends
and neighbors heroically give of themselves to support those in
their lives affected by illness, injury or disability. Yeah. But
during National Family Caregivers month, we salute the
people who play difficult and exhausting roles. You know, in
the Netherlands. They have a special subsidy. If you're a
grandmother or grandfather, and you are watching after the kids
while the parents are at work that is subsidy for that you get
money from the government. That's good. I think it's very
good. I should do more with like cotton.
It seems to me though, if you're in this country, and they
offered that deal. Everyone would just be partying all the
time and saying that the
kids walking around a shitty diapers, grandma and grandpa
cracked up this month also National Native American
Heritage Month. Each year our nation pauses to reflect upon
the profound ways the first American isn't
that different than Black History Month.
Oh no, this is for Native Americans. Oh, I'm sorry.
National Native American Heritage Month.
Oh, I'm sorry. I know what was I think and these are the ones
that we killed off.
Right Hey, sorry. Sorry about that. Here's a month take
November or sorry. National Adoption Month
and this is this is it they put that in November for obvious
reasons is to trigger the bullcrap thought about
Thanksgiving in nonsense its entail
just like National entrepreneurship month. Don't
know why that's in. Why do you think that's in a November?
National entrepreneurship month? People don't realize that these
months you think like I remember it wasn't fire forest fire
prevention month. That was one year one month out of the year
probably was when a post probably in the fall. And you
had Smokey the Bear and then you'd force your mom to go into
the firehouse with all these hung horny dudes. Go get the
Smokey the Bear kit. I'll never forget
I've never heard this story. Yeah, I've never gone
Oh really? It was Smokey the Bear forest fire prevention
month you remember smoke? It's actually not smoky. Smoky. Smoky
bear. We have to be proper not smoke.
Smokey Bear epidemic Clallam County Fair or was it the other
fare up in the Washington State? And there he was. I have a
picture of myself with Smokey the Bear is posted in the next
newsletter Smokey Bear Smokey Bear DeVore aquas Smokey the
Bear Smokey
Bear NOT Smokey Bear Bear whatever
you want to. It was boiling out. I'm
gonna tell the story. I'm gonna tell the story.
I will let me finish I asked the guy in the suit if he was hot.
He said yes. I realized there's a guy in it. Oh, no.
I was six. My sister would have been four. My younger sister
would have been two. And my mom had a Buick station wagon. It
was one of the first ones it was secondhand. Of course. It was
one of those. I'm trying
to get your oldest sister's name again. I
keep forgetting Tiffany.
Does she ever listened to the show? Never. No, never. So
willows are female
I listened to Yeah, she's and she was too. I think this might
had been the Buick Roadmaster. In fact, I'm quite sure it had
everything was electric had electric window, everything was
electric, which meant that pretty much nothing worked. The
Windows wouldn't open or close. In the olden days, electric
stuff was very risky, was crap. And this was one of the first
cars with it. And of course, my dad had a newer car. My mom got
all the old clunkers for as long as I can remember. I don't think
she ever had a new car. And so we're like, oh, smoky, smoky,
smoky, smoky. But you got the mom Mommy got the fire. By me to
smoke a pancake smoke. You back it up. I was like, really? Is it
really? Yes. Yes. So she parks the car you're for. I'm six
different things when you begin when you first started becoming
a chatterbox. And this is in the day when you could just leave
your kids in the car with the windows rolled up. You'd be
warned, but you wouldn't die and people wouldn't arrest you. You
wouldn't get arrested. And the windows wouldn't open anyway
because it was electric and you couldn't open the car because it
was electric. The whole thing was screwy as we would say. And
my mom went in and it took a long time. The must have been 20
minutes in my at least in my six year old remembrance. And she
came up the minutes and she kind of looked a bit disheveled. Like
yeah, that was fun. A lot of fire guys in there and my mom
was hot. Can you just imagine Hi. I'm here to pick up Smokey
Bear kid. My mom went in not happy and she came out. I'll
never forgot you look a little happier. I do remember that.
Thanks, man was just like a certificate and a piece of paper
and
ad ever seen a fire truck? If you ever see a fire train, I
told
you. Okay. Remember when Mickey got rescued by the fire guys
when her car overheated, and they had helicopters and cut off
the roof. And then I go to pick her up and Mickey's in the fire
truck. Don't get me started. November national
entrepreneurship month. 2014. America has always been a
country of risk takers and dreamers he's a dreamer. We're
anyone who is willing to work hard can turn a good idea into a
thriving business and live the American dream of just getting
by like us here on the podcast, our spirit of ingenuity remains
a powerful engine of growth, creating jobs and bolstering our
economy this month. We recognize the grit, the grit, and
determination of American investors and innovators. I
don't like that. So this is us, John. We are American
innovators.
I would say this is true. We're innovating as we speak to as we
go along.
We're innovating as we make it up. All right. Next, military
family month. Of course, this is very oku ront as the Pentagon
has warned all military families to remove any markings of you
being a military family from your house. No, don't fly the
flag don't don't have bumper stickers because you know ISIS
is going to kill you. What Yes, yes. Embarrassing.
What kind of wimps are we turning into? Let me read the
article out. It is. Lucia who sent that declaration out should
be drummed out of office the
Pentagon Force Protection Agency. Oh, that's another new
one has sent out warnings to troops saying they should quote
mask their identities and change their routines. Warning they
risk attacked by ISIS.
How many of them must mean that there's a bunch of attacks What
was the last a soldier attacked in the United States by ISIS?
Well, the police force with attack with a hatchet and I
guess that was ISIS. Guy was just a nut terrorist directed or
just asked him to quit. You didn't ask I don't have an
answer. I don't have an answer. So wait a minute. You're telling
me that nothing is actually happening. They want everyone to
cower in the corner. Yes, if I was I would be irked about this
if I was a soldier
terrorists directed or inspired, saved or created by ISIS. View
members of US military and law enforcement officers as
legitimate targets for attack the memo warned, adding that
attacks could have little or no advance warning.
That would make sense
this appears to stem from the Ottawa Parliament attack I guess
that's where they're getting it from this is I agree with you I
find it insulting insult insulting I would like any
here's what I want to do. If you're a military family member,
whatever you're walking around, then you see me know that I'm
packing heat and I will shoot any ISIS person who's attacking
you
is because apparently you folks in the military haven't got the
gumption or guts to defend yourself fucking sad. That's an
insult of all
it is. So there's no no, let's see if the actual proclamation
has anything about that in it and I wouldn't be surprised. Let
me see.
And disarming the American public Yeah, yeah.
Let me see if there's any I don't see any
other new shows would discuss this at all. Powell No,
I mean, it is of course National Diabetes month but that's a plus
thank goodness and then finally national critical infrastructure
security and resilience month who you know that's a good one.
You know, sun's coming up. This is the this is the month is our
month to bring overdue for some break and we are way overdue to
bring down the grid. Some fun for a while on the grid. So I
was able to get some news
I got some news.
Oh what'd you get?
I got some new I got some new words can I play Can I do a Jay
Leno things and play our song we got a song we had new some new
songs it's what a market market the beast strong okay hit it so
think six six I knew when I want to assess it Nate to me his wife
could not I could no agenda show with Cindy seven. Oh yeah. Mark
of the Beast. You might not recognize the song John. I do.
I'm happy to hear that
what we're celebrating today, all right, all right.
Okay, you have some news you said I do have
some news. This a couple of the items that are coming up. That
are kind of in the background is my favorite here. On this this
they sent is the boat you want we need to Boko Harem update
because we apparently ourselves even reported false information.
In Nigeria Boko Haram says more than 200 Girls kidnapped in
April had been converted to Islam and are now married to
Haram has also denied agreeing to a ceasefire with the Nigerian
government. I've met interest reports
video that has broken many hurts. It shows a man purported
to be a leader of Boko Haram who says that the more than 200
Girls is kidnapped in April have been converted to Islam and
married off
the 200 Chibok schoolgirls have converted to Islam. They've now
memorized two chapters of the Quran.
He also denies agreeing to a ceasefire with the Nigerian
government.
What negotiation we do not negotiate with anyone it is a
lie a lie. We will not negotiate. What is our business
when negotiation Allah said we should not
I think this is a good news. Everything solves Yeah, girls
converted to Islam. Two pages of Quran good to go. Bingo. Boom
shakalaka you're married. That works. How much? I mean, this
isn't this wasn't even on Real News, or was this some French
thing? This is analogic 00. Yeah, but of course no one cares
about this. They forgot it but where's the where's that you
Michelle Obama should be out there outright? Yeah. Where's
Michelle Obama I married them off. This is crazy.
Can something she should be holding up a sign? posting on
Twitter,
divorce our girls.
Good one. Something like that. Yeah, give you a bell ring. So
that
is just nutty. Oh, we had our girls. Something really
interesting happened. that I just always find well two things
actually have their interesting when it comes to space and
technology of course we had this this rocket that blew up it
actually didn't blow up the they self destructed it Did you know
that they've hit the self destruct button
and we're supposed to shut bailed out and one of them I
guess guys know
that I'm talking about the rocket that explode before we
get oh no I heard that too
and I've heard two stories. I've heard this still sketchy but
yes, somebody my understanding is somebody didn't need to have
enough coffee and he's just kind of self destruct by now I'm
not so sure about that, though. But I heard the version I heard
is something was not going well. And then he you know they hit
the self destruct because you want that thing to blow up
sooner rather than later. Bad news. There were two ham radio
amateur radio satellites on that thing supposed to be along?
Yeah, that sucks. That's why they did it. No fun for you.
hammies. Now these ham radio satellites, if you if you've
ever been interested in ham radio, but couldn't find a way
or reasoning. First of all, you now by the handheld Chinese tube
band radios for 1995. It's five watts. You can jack them up to
seven I think. And they work I mean, they don't. They're down
five watts about it. You can use this five water if you could
shoot it up to one of the side lights and communicate and it's
cool. And then you can communicate to other people who
can see the satellite over vast distances. It's fun.
It is fun. And we had a one of our
and in an emergency, you might save someone's life.
That's the idea. One of our producers in Michigan has put up
a balloon I think I talked about on
the show. Oh my goodness, those balloons have gone up. Sometimes
they go on for months.
Yeah, he sent it up I guess recently.
Okay, so then of course we did have the Virgin crash.
Yes. The Virgin crash? Yes, they are. They decided to take three
guys up with experimental fuel. And then the experimental fuel I
guess.
Well, two things or two? Well, I'm always surprised. flummoxed
may be closer to the truth. But I'll just say surprised that you
know, in 1969, we had like a washing machine tumbler with a
with a fire underneath it. And we guys went to the moon and
landed like in, in this thing of this lunar module that walked
around, they jumped around, they drove their golf cart. But
Richard Branson can't even get something above 50,000 feet
surprising to me. But here's what happened live on CNN. And I
happened to walk into the studio. Then I always have the
DVR. The DVR is always running so you can rewind it. And
there's this woman on Joel Glen Brenner. Joelle our guest Joelle
Glen Brenner. And she has been I guess she's written some other
some books about the industry typical, maybe some about
chocolate and I don't know be network security. She used to
work for the for the post, I believe the Washington Post.
Have and she has been following virgin specifically virgins.
Spaceship one. And of course, they're about seven or 800
people morons who have given Richard Branson 10s of 1000s of
dollars to be the first on the space flattered
and $50,000 A ticket
that let me just quick sidenote in the Netherlands they
approached me years ago and said hey, would you please be the
spokesperson for our galactic space ride? She was running the
soccer club back in the day you know the creative director?
Maybe I will do this big launch with these people at the at the
supper club and you know be really cool. And it's very Dutch
and Mickey said yeah, that sounds great. How much you gonna
pay me Well, no, no, no, you're gonna get lots of press. Oh, so
well then I can get a ride on the ship. Can I? Well, no, no,
no, no, you have to and 50,000 on the cheap bastards. And it's
a scam.
We've always said somebody to be a spokesperson is
the same scam it's no better than fly a mirage in Vegas.
Shoot a real machine gun in Vegas. Yeah, you can drive a
Ferrari in Vegas. You can do all this is extreme adventure scam
for people have too much money and you will never actually you
go into in the vomit comment your witness zero G gravity by
them. Letting you fall pretty much they may even give you a
throw in a parachute jump or something. Anything to keep your
rich stupid as happy while they hold on your $250,000 which
you'll never see again. And those extra trips aren't
additional money. It's not like it's built in the year $250,000.
And that guy over there in Holland who runs the the Dutch
Formula One team who just sold his space free, fake space fake
I used to have, I don't know who you sold it to. But the whole
sort of the whole thing is fake phony baloney. And here's Joelle
fake, phony space fakes, fake phony blog, here's Joe, I don't
believe that any of these guys can get anywhere. And now this
is a woman who was very upset, because she got to know a lot of
these people in the Mojave Desert very well, if she was
doing this writing or collecting information and researching
about this trip and about the whole project. And as this is
happening live, he kind of breaks down on CNN and start
saying stuff, which, by your own admission is probably not what
Richard Branson would want on television,
I have been working to share the story of spaceship one in book
form, with with the world. And of course, because of of all of
my, you know, contacts with, with the folks who worked on
spaceship one, I, you know, kept up with everybody out in Mojave,
and have, you know, watched and followed the development of
Virgin Galactic program, I have to tell you that the enthusiasm
that has been shown, outwardly by Virgin Galactic, and by Sir
Richard certainly does not match at all, with the technology
behind the scenes. And there's a big gap there, and has been, for
quite some time. And I will be documenting that. Right. And
it's, it's a real problem. And I will tell you this as well, that
this engine that exploded today, even if they had had a
successful flight, and even if they had not stolen my friend's
life, okay, right. They would not have ever gotten anywhere
near space with this engine. Okay. So I am here to say that
they took this pilots life. And this engine still would not cut
customers to space. Right? Right. And I want people to know
that. I'm sure that Virgin Galactic is going to be very
unhappy with me telling the truth. But it is time that truth
be told. Because that is the truth.
Okay, all right. Why? Content is the guy with a dildo in his
boot.
We can pull all this. What we're
hearing
is that aviation expert who had has no pilot's license or any
actual aviation experience, except for being paid to cover
aviation. I thought that was pretty explosive. to coin a
phrase,
you know, the point she misses is that if you do this, right,
you send people up in this jalopy
changing this virgin, the virgin jalopy. labia.
Tell them they were in space. Yeah. Give me a 40,000 feet and
kind of give it somebody
dark. Yes. That's just darken the windows. Yeah, little,
little, little space. The point is, you're supposed to have wait
experience weightlessness for about six to 10 seconds. Let's
see of $250,000 a
little bit that wouldn't take much. Sorry. You just drop it,
you know?
It's right. As you want there was another piece of this a
little shorter.
I believe that this is for you. Customers in space on Virgin
Galactic at least anytime soon, because they do not have another
vehicle anywhere near completion.
So
you know, I don't see them. At least being able to carry
anybody into space. In the next 10 years.
Now, was there one rocket?
That one jalopy baby one jalopy that she says 10 years? What is
this? How could we have shot these these dudes in the space?
They landed on the moon 47 years ago and 40 How many years ago?
But yeah, but yeah, on the other hand, I don't want to get into
that. Yeah. On the other hand, is telling me Elon Musk is doing
fine shooting his rockets in the air. This thing was just a scam
from the get go. He I mean, Elon Musk could probably if he took
over this program, he could send a little jalopy in this space
and bash. Sure. Well, I'm
ready for it. send
people to Mars. That's a bit much that's see his level of the
scam is a little bit bigger over the top. He liked his Branson
guy because you
know your lobby thinks jalopy
big but he's moved space but you've always said he was just
the frontman anyway. So well, Branson is a frontman. That's
what I'm saying. Oh, man, I know people that would agree. And
they say they agree. He's a frontman for various interests
around the world.
Lots of interesting interests. I mean, I'll say you know what to
say? I won't say it would have been sworn to secrecy.
Yeah, there's some stuff you can't talk about because it but
let's just take our word for it. Take our word for it guys should
never do. By the way. Don't take anybody's word for anything but
our word, you can just look at Branson and figure it out for
yourself.
Look at look at at Island he's got what's going on there.
However, meanwhile, there is some actual space news. China
has successfully recovered an experimental spacecraft that
flew around the moon and back. It's test run for the country's
first unmanned return trip to the lunar surface that's due to
take place in 2017. Wow. I can't wait 50 years. 48 years later,
the Chinese are finally doing it. With all their high tech and
all the manufacturing all look at the iPhone. Look at the
iPhone, the iPhone has 1000 times more technology than the
first rockets and the one that went to the moon. That's what
the Chinese are putting together and they can barely get some
thing around the moon that finally got
it around. It wasn't barely fine, that Wheatland and a whole
slew of people have died. It'd be putting up a moon base,
I guess. Well, it'll be interesting when they land
there. And the Israeli moon base opens up and says, Hey,
motherfuckers what you're doing on my moon? Right. All right.
Did you talk about the quantitative easing ending on
the Dvorak Horowitz show like talking about it not really
ending with okay, that's what I want to know. Because I see all
these reports like, Oh, it's over. It's ended. But I don't it
doesn't look like it really is.
Well, here's the thing. It's a horror was pointed this out. Is
that the way they did it? They you have to remember they're
putting 60 $70 billion a month into this thing to keep the crop
problem the economy. I will everyone's Agassiz is
personally, I think it's great. And I have my reasons for it.
Because that reminds me of the keeps a massive depressive
depression from happening. And I do believe this is true. What
part of the deal was that they were never going to sell these
bonds. And so these bonds are, they're just gonna let them
expire. But all along, they're paying interest and dividends.
And you know, the end they take that money and reinvest it into
buying more bonds. And that's part of the deal. So even when
they stopped buying, officially, they're still buying because of
all the money being generated by the bonds. But aren't they? And
that's a minimum of 10 million a month.
But aren't they paying that interest to themselves?
Is that how it works? That's kind of interesting. Yeah.
And what does that interest money come from?
It's like, it's like your cat and taking dogs. Oh, thanks,
John. Here you take $1 Okay, yeah, dollar today. Sounds good
to me. Honey, let's do this faster, we can make even more
money. So you're saying
that the QE has not gone away to just dissolve down to about 10
billion well that's quite a quite a quite something
like that. I don't know that. So I'm not gonna say I know the
numbers but the numbers are high and is continuing because of
this reinvestment program if you think that they've been putting
60 6060 There's a lot they bought a lot of bonds so they I
think it'd be easily generate 10 billion a month but there's also
talk about having to pump it up a little more on the side too.
So it's just not it's it's very iffy whether or not they are out
or in and they don't you know,
I don't know. Yeah, it's what is the what is there an official
word
we'd be in a massive depression if it wasn't for this. Well,
and just to stay on topic for a moment, it seems like it's kind
of unavoidable anyway with the way Europe is headed. Did I just
did I see that the European Central Bank now just has 0%
interest is zero, none nothing? They finally know Yeah,
they couple of these banks jacked up interest rates during
the downturn, just for some unknown reason. It's never been
fully explained, to just to keep things under control. And now
they're freaked. And what happened was, I think, is an
interesting phenomena. What do you think you're doing is
beneficial in some ways, but in other ways, it's it's not
because all the different kinds of mechanisms, there's like the
price of gold, the price of oil, but you're also it's also being
crushed? All these things that are all variables, and you start
and you start messing with the economy, and the variables go
crazy. They go one way you don't know you can't predict it. And
the thing that's happening I think, is going to be nonstop
because once it gets going, I don't think they're gonna be
able to reverse it. The euro is finally dropped.
thing Yeah, what are we now? 123 Somewhere around there is that
shouldn't be oh yeah, I saw one too. Yeah, I think it is. So it
was last time I looked at everything. Euro price
125 I was close on 25 There was there was 138 when we were there
last Yeah.
This down. And if when it gets back to you know, when I went
one time I went to Europe in the like years ago and I thought it
was great. You came back broke. It was no it was 80 cents. Oh
nice. This was a while ago. This is when it was at his lowest.
And when you this is the oh and I don't want to sound like a
like a dilettante but when it was one of the rare times and I
was actually in Paris and could afford to buy Bordeaux wine at a
restaurant. Because generally speaking I don't know why it's
cheaper in the United States than it is in in France. But it
is it's very expensive. And so you if you're and there's a tip
for your travelers who you what you do is you they always have
good sheen on wines in all the top Paris restaurants and that's
what you order. And as she known which is made with one of the
grapes used in Bordeaux is usually owned by the restaurant
many of these wineries, and it's an outstanding product. She
knows ch I N O N She knows that's what I was always
drinking and
I have I'd like to do one more topic before we we got a lot of
thank yous today for yes we do. Should I do a little agenda 21
Just remember if I get to do one more Yeah, well, why don't you
go first? Mr. Shi known well, I've
got one here says GM in Russia. Oh, jealous General Motors.
Okay, I just wanted I have I can I do a pet peeve kind of thing?
Of course. Okay, play the element. This is a teaser for
the Sherlock Holmes series on I think it's NBC CBS not sure.
I'm wondering why he was murdered by someone he knew. And
I'm reviewing my knowledge of Vertebrate Zoology. terribly
interesting if I'm simply paying attention.
Okay, he says I heard it. How can a guide is supposed to be at
night here's what gets me. The word is XO ology. It's not Zoo.
ology is not Z O. Which would be Zoo. It's Zozi o ologies.
zoology it's not that hard. Now how can this guy do the writers
must should have said something. How can this guy supposed to be
educated Sherlock Holmes says zoo ology. And how come nobody
on the entire network spotted this Gaff? Because they're all
idiots. Is that it? Yeah, that's all I got to say. John Cena for
x.
diva of the day. It's been
a while since we've bitched about XO ologists. It's been
used to catch this more often. You're absolutely right. Well, I
was going
to do so subtle in there. i You i didn't think it'd be attuned
to it.
When I tried. It was hard. I'll admit it's hard to hard to hear.
But it is it is voting time in the United States of Gitmo
nation. It is of course time to put everything into whatever we
can to pile on everything today to vote for Democrats. But it is
also this time of year when we have yet another report from the
IPCC, inter inter governmental planetary climate change panel
of Starfleet Command. And of course, we need to then ratchet
ramp up all that we can about climate change some very
interesting pieces came across the telescreen. The first one is
directly related to the vote on Tuesday. Now often we hear the
we hear certainly Democrats blast the Republicans for being
financed by Koch brothers, because they're buying the whole
country, the Koch brothers, just pay everybody to deny science
and climate. Unfortunately, simple. We have never seen any
of that money, Tom, nickel of it. Tom Steyer, and we talked
about him a while ago, but has promised to be the yin to the
Koch brothers Yang, he is a billionaire, American hedge fund
manager, but also a philanthropist, and
environmentalist. He's of course formerly of Goldman Sachs. So
you know, that is oh, he must be a Democrat. And in addition to
that, he has a big hedge fund. So he, this is the guy I
remember he said, Hey, I'm gonna put a billion dollars if
everybody else puts a billion dollars and I guess I got $2
billion.
I was gonna be all in on that.
I tried. And here he is, and I give him this. He's very good at
speaking. I cannot catch him on reading a prompter in this
particular piece. But he is now doing his job, but I think it's
a Hail Mary at least, doing his job of saying if you don't want
to die from climate change So Democrat
20 months ago, we set out to change the American political
dialogue around energy and climate change. We've worked on
a number of campaigns across the country, raising awareness about
the dangers of the Keystone XL Pipeline, winning important
victories in places like Virginia and Massachusetts, and
setting the stage to put climate change on the ballot and seven
key states this November. Now, as we enter the last few weeks
leading up to election day, our efforts are ramping up in
earnest. We're registering voters and opening field offices
in states where there's a clear choice between the candidates.
And we've already seen a groundswell of support from
voters across the country. We've heard from so many of you were
feeling the impacts of climate change firsthand. Together,
we're sending an unmistakable message to Washington. Climate
change is not just an important issue. It's the issue. Oh, and
we need leaders who will take it seriously. In Florida. I've met
canvassers who won't sit idly by as sea levels rise
with love. The music, by the way, doesn't just inspire you,
like morning has broken there's a new dawn I'm reaching for my
checkbook in over
a dozen field offices across the state. They're holding their
elected officials accountable for denying science. Iowans are
winning this fight as they always have on the ground. They
and 1000s of others like them across the nation stand join you
in pledging their voices and their vote. Every one of you
owns a piece of this movement. Oh, The die is cast. We cannot
go back now. Omar said at the outset that climate issues
constitute the greatest challenge for our generation for
Americans. The next few are great is almost for meaningful
action to meet that challenge. Meet our efforts between now and
November 4 will be absolutely critical. That's right sure that
our leaders get this issue the attention Yes, leaders with your
help. I know we can get taxed next gen to 909 bla
bla bla bla alright. So there you go. There is the money be
and I believe that he was largely responsible for the
Climate March in New York City but a lot of that Yeah. Then we
have to go and this was somewhat disappointing. Graham Nash,
you've probably you've probably met Graham Nash.
Graham Nash of great ash young and yes of
Nash Young going to dinner with Stillman. Yeah. Crosby, Stills
Nash and Young and Graham. Graham Nash, and he was on the
morning, Joe. Oh, good. It makes so much sense as it
interestingly, although I did not include that in this clip,
but he was playing a lot. Morning Joe boy, what's his
name? Joe Scarborough Joe was had a guitar sitting next to
Graham Nash jam, jam and we just guy
if you want to become a musician like that, and you're going to
just go become one
that's almost like me, harmonica like me. It's like me having
Billy Joel in here and you jamming on harmonica? Hey,
John, you'd be at a piano.
No, no, it would be better if he's doing Piano Man. Are you
doing that? Do do do do do do come on. It's like that. Graham
Nash. You gotta You gotta love the guy for the music and
everything. But wow, did the programming hit this guy hard in
the head. Talk about
politics. It's always been very important to you making a
difference in the world. Where do you think stand things stand
in 2014 A lot of people are cynical.
Run this world have is exactly where they want us. They want
everyone to just lie down Shut up while we rob you.
So far, so good.
While we rob that's That sounds right.
Sit down. Shut up. Rob you Yes, good
about the fight for a cleaner, safer environment?
Well, you know, there are many, many problems facing us,
especially with the acidification of the ocean and
then rising, the temperatures and the melting of the glaciers.
But it all really stems from climate change. You know, it's
appalling how many climate change deniers there are in this
world that are paid to make sure that the Koch brothers can still
sell all the stuff to us. And I often wonder, don't the Koch
brothers have children? They have grandchildren? Don't they
know what they're doing in this quest for more money? They're
already one of the richest families in the world. How much
more do you need
sciences. Science
is all in hook line and sinker.
I mean all I forgot to say it was the polar bears are dying
anything I could have added anything to that. But of course
this now comes to a head with the worst personal possible
spokesman you could imagine for any if you had anything you want
to communicate to the world. What no matter what it is of
nuke the gay whales that kill the Koch brothers. A Tim Cook is
gay and whatever you want to put out there, though guy you do not
want portraying your message is bunkie Moon, the Secretary
journal General of the United Nations, because the guy can't
speak English you can't understand a word the guy
saying, but if you listen closely and here he is, am I
right? It's crazy, but he doesn't know what that we all he
has to do is I'm the UN Secretary General. Do this
whatever all these only job is really saying this is what we've
decided. And he can't even do that because I'm sorry, guy got
new skills. Okay, so they put them up there anyway as usual.
Oh bunkie and by the way, Uncle Don it's all in on Bunky Moon he
made monkey with a guy mad monkey moon.
How surprised he liked them.
Can I tell easy he was honored like flogging nude All right,
well, I'm seeing done in two weeks so
I'll pick it out well you'll be sounds like a okay
now it'd be fine it's just me Mickey Donna mags about private
little audience no nice, where I'm finally going to say Dude,
just hook me up with with with Bobby. Bobby Inman hooked me up
with Bobby. And I do
this and Bobby Inman lives down.
But I don't want to hook up like Bobby might be wanting to hook
up I just want to hook just want to talk to the guy. We know
about Bobby and his hook. Yeah, we got that. Okay, here's monkey
moon. He does have what I think is estimated
Tim Cook and I think I have thought about that too.
Here's what I believe is God my wife is sexy. Holy crap. She's
What do you want? I just I saw one said this woman. Yes. He
said, Dad, I didn't put them close on
to the point here. You couldn't being dissed. i Sorry,
interrupting the show
walked by completely naked with a with a pad of bare Paddington
hat on. Just put that in your imagination. So I think bunkie
Moon put something in here a line in this little speech lit.
That may be a show title. I'll see if you can catch it. As it
comes towards the end
report we are launching today. The IPCC fifth assessment was
compiled by hundreds of scientists from around the
world. It is the most comprehensive appraiser of
climate change ever taken. This report offers three key
messages,
three, three cheese messages, three cheeses John, for the
message, it is guy off of that job.
Shuman influence on the climate system is clear. And clearly, a
growing
go clear and growing. Thanks for the scientific proof,
we must act Second, we must act quickly and decisively work
trickly if we want to avoid increasingly disruptive
outcomes. Three, we have the means to limit climate change
and build a better future.
I just realize he has a mouthful of spit when he talked to hear
that you're sick and
I want to hear this because you keep interrupting and I won't be
able to concentrate and catch because I know that some in here
I'm supposed to care. I'm gonna be quiet now. Now you can listen
to a
report found that the word is largely very ill prepared for
the risks of changing climate, especially the poor and most
vulnerable, who have contributed least to this problem. There is
a myth which is a shared on scientifically on economically,
that climate action will cost heavily. But I'm telling you
that inaction of climate action will cost much much more. This
climate action and economic growth are two sides of just one
coin. With this seducing status report. Silence has spoken yet
again, with much more clarity and greater certainty. Didn't
you hear it? A science has a spoken
Yeah, I heard you say that. I
think that's I like that. No one has said science has a spoken. I
like science has spoken. Okay, well wasn't that impressive? Or
you would like it sciences? No.
I mean, well, yeah. I appreciate that thought. And I you know,
I'm as I listen to this guy, you have to really concentrate to
hear some of these words Google Trends. When he has trouble
saying which is ironic. Yeah.
Because it has an element in our career it clearly you have to
change them up.
He has to either something that I keep thinking what is it that
why are we all in on what is the point ah, where are we? Where's
the money?
Oh, you I tricked you You walked right into it.
Well, maybe maybe not right and I didn't walk right into maybe I
did it because I knew you wanted to say something but
that would mean that we might be either a includes ganging up on
the listener.
We're never interested listeners should know that ganging up
by discussing Hey, I'll play this and you say, wait a minute,
where's the money coming from? John Coleman was on CNN this
morning, John Coleman, who
is that John Coleman, the
founder of the Weather Channel, we have
the biggest climate denier there is
and and there's I kind of liked this show on CNN, it's called.
Now I don't know what it's called. It's a it's kind of a
meta show about media, which I like because it's you can
everybody's doing
that nowadays, by the way, right. But why do we start with
PBS and on the media? Yes. And then NPR? Everywhere.
That's NPR on the media. Yeah, I'm sorry, NPR. So this guy I
forget his name. Reliable sources is the name of the show.
The and is great because you get to deconstruct the
deconstruction show, which is kind of funnier. So John Coleman
is what happened here. The here's the prelude. John Coleman
has consistently said climate change is bogus. Here's the real
he's a scientist by the way. Here's the real science. It's
not true. It's a scam. It's a hoax. And the Weather Channel
has now distanced themselves from him. Their own founder,
they said he has nothing to do with the weather. Of course, the
Weather Channel didn't know Wait a minute. Did not the Weather
Channel get bought by the Rothschilds a while ago remember
that
they got bought by somebody rough shot to Russia
Yeah, I think it was a weather central I'm sorry. But does Oh
no, that's that's what the weather central I think that is
Weather Channel Hold on. I don't know, private company but about
a BA. Okay, so they provide owns the Weather Channel, a sister
company to the Weather Channel. The weather commentaries
is owned by a consortium made out of NBC Universal. Hello,
MSNBC. How you doing? Private equity firms. Blackstone Group
and rain capital, Rothschild.
Weather Services International is the owner and that is
assistant. Yeah. Okay. So
yes, a bunch of weather channels, part of the Weather
Channel companies. Let
me put it this in these terms for ew CC, if you are able to
report the weather, but not necessarily predict the weather.
But if you can report the weather and get people ready for
I don't know, things like climate change and complete
destruction of the planet, you may find that some of your other
portfolio companies benefit. What do you think? Is that a
fair assessment?
I would say that's the rationale for the whole the whole thing in
some way, shape or form makes Yeah, Midwest thing in the
United States of America. Everything is based on that
simple premise. Yes.
Predict the news and the future win valuable prizes. John
Coleman is and he's, he gets this. Well, you'll hear what he
does here. And then if you're still interested after the John
Coleman bit, which I think he will be because he's just
another fabulous appearance by this guy, because he's a
broadcaster and he knows how to cut through it. But he's also a
scientist, which of course is discredited in the whole intro,
but I cut all that off. And after that, Tom, sorry, what's
his name? David Kenny, who is the CEO of Weather Services
International who own the Weather Channel. A comes in for
a slight robot. Okay, well, I'm sorry. You want to say I don't
see where Weather Services International has anything to do
with the weather Weather Channel companies.
I see it here on the wiki pedia weather central owner Weather
Services International and they are a sister company to the
Weather Channel.
Maybe I'm wrong the sister company that under the same
umbrella. Within the umbrella is the channel company weather
Central. Yes. Owned by the central consortium of NBC
Universal and private equity. Yes.
So our sister, yeah. owned by the same company.
Okay, are we are we good? Yeah, no, that's fine. Here's that
they don't own the Weather Channel.
I'm sorry. Whether central psyche is like as if it's a
hedge fund that owns them whether central alone the no
agenda show she does and you better be shut up and listen to
what she has to say. which means listen to John Coleman.
So nice to be on CNN Hello to all of your viewers. I resent
you calling me a denier. That is a word meant to put me down. I'm
a skeptic about climate change. And I want to make it darn clear
Mr. Kenny's, not a scientist. I am he's the CEO of the Weather
Channel now. I was the founder of the Weather Channel as the co
founder and
he also always had the Chiron up the whole lower third the whole
time co founder where he is the founders discredit him the
enjoys it deniers and did did this
on CNN this morning. Yeah, and this is supposed to be one of
Those shows that deconstructs the media.
Yeah. And what's funny, is I almost expected this guy in his
opening thing to say, Hello, CNN and all ships at sea. Didn't you
almost hear him say that?
Just to be on CNN Hello to all your viewers, I resent you
calling me a denier. That is a word meant to put me down. I'm a
skeptic about climate change. And I want to make it darn clear
Mr. Kenny's, not a scientist. I am. He's the CEO of the Weather
Channel. Now. I was the founder of the Weather Channel as the co
founder.
And I'm glad you did, because I am addicted to the Weather
Channel.
Now hold on just a minute, I'm not done. And CNN has taken a
very strong position on global warming. That is that it is a
consensus. Well, there is no consensus in science, science
isn't a vote. Science is about facts. And if you get down to
the hard, cold facts, so there's no question about it. Climate
change is not happening. There is no significant manmade global
warming now, there hasn't been any in the past. And there's no
reason to expect any in the future. There's a whole lot of
baloney. And yes, it is has it has become a big political point
of the Democratic Party and part of their platform. And I regret
it's become political instead of scientific. But the science
that's on my side,
I don't think we're gonna come to a conclusion about the topic
right here. What I do wonder,
because you wouldn't allow it to happen on CNN, but I'm happy. To
your viewers, hello, everybody. Hey,
all ships and sea. No global
warming.
What I do wonder is when you see the government, when you say
NASA,
the guy saying what the most explosive things you can say,
and this dude's like, Oh, I just wonder. And he's like, there is
no Hello world, there is no global warming, there is no
climate change. Good on your good. And I like this Coleman
guy is gonna see
the government when you say NASA, when you see other
institutions say that 97% of climate scientists agree. Do you
think they're making it up? i What I don't understand is, ah,
here
comes the answer to your question, John, how you
figure and let me explain it to you. This, the government puts
out about two and a half billion dollars directly for climate
research every year, it only gives that money to scientist
who will produce scientific results that support the global
warming hypothesis of the Democrat Party of position. So
they don't have any choice. If you're gonna get the money, you
got to support their position. Therefore 97% of the scientific
reports published support global warming. Why? Because those are
the ones the government pays for. And that's where the money
is. It's real simple. But that doesn't mean it's right. That
doesn't make it true. Hey,
you crazy old Kook. What do you think you are a scientist? How
good is this guy?
Well, he's been doing this long enough. He's, his first videos
were a number of years ago, I think even before we started our
show, and they're still around if you search on the, on the
Google. And I think he's been to so many events. And he's
presented this position so much that he has already taken all
the heat he can take. And he has all the counter arguments,
because if he was ever caught off flat footed, I'm sure he
worked out the better solution. So he can't be he's one of those
guys who would not debate against would you like
to hear a little more of him,
though? I'd love this guy.
That only makes it button pay for the money goes in circles.
I'm not a scientist, I'm not gonna try to refrain
from this issue, unless the two sides be on the air, there are
31,000 scientists who have signed a petition that says it
is it is not valid, that my position is correct. And we'll
keep battling. And we we will prevail in time. But I don't
know if we'll do it in my lifetime.
I do hope viewers are Googling that data you're sharing because
I do think it's you and I have to say that. I want to say oh,
it's not true. And I I hope you will go to the websites that
present the papers that show that none of this alarmism about
ice and heat waves and droughts. None of it is
happening is the Weather Channel part of the conspiracy.
Well, the Weather Channel has bought into it as I say it
they've drunk the Kool Aid. But so it's all the media that's no
big surprise.
Let me read you what the channel said this week for say, yeah,
he
he screwed up here. By the way, he screwed it up. I
think he I think it should be a mistake. The mistake was that
the weather channel is now owned by NBC Universal, which owns
MSNBC, which is a mouthpiece for the Democrat Party. He said two
things wrong here. First, he said there's no droughts
happening. That is a mistake and he should he should
play this away. He said no, he didn't say it right. He didn't
say we're what he meant was there's no droughts as a result
of right. And in fact, we had the testimony on our show, at
one of the congressional hearings where the expert world
expert on drought says it's more likely to have more droughts
with global cooling. Yes. And that information, of course, was
ignored by the idiot from Rhode Island White House, which is
bad, whatever you said bull crap. And he's like a global
warming himself. And that way, I still want to go. I personally,
then if anybody's in the DC area, we never meet up. I want
to go to Washington, DC. I want to go into the bowels of the
Congress. And look in those papers of where all investments
are made in find out what White House owns. Oh, you can only do
that in the basement. Yeah, you can't do who's gonna they tried
to put it online? This? Uh, no, no, no, no, no, no, we can't
have this online. If you but we'll keep the information in
the basement. Yes. Anyway, they say for now,
you go in there. The other thing he did wrong is he didn't have
though. He said go look for the websites. Come on. You gotta
give a website name that was and that was another mistake. That's
a big, big mistake.
Weather Channel's statement. Let
me repeat the viewers that not you appeared on Fox, they did
put out this statement distancing themselves from you.
They said Mr. Coleman does have a place in our company's
history. And we appreciate the contributions that he made more
than 30 years ago. However, we want to be clear, John Coleman
is no longer affiliated with our company. How did you feel to see
them disavow you in that way?
Well, no problem. That's all accurate. And the statement
that's on their website, which they re issued this week, right
was written back in 2007. And that's a rather reasonable warm
statement. It's not full of alarmism. It's not full of the
sky is falling. It's a pretty reasonable statement. It's not
the programming they put on the TV, there's not reasonable and,
and you know, when they put on their climate geeks, those
aren't scientists those are nuts. Sound like they never put
on a real skeptical scientist. They don't give us any spot on
their channel. That's too bad that they don't
you sound like a man disappointed by the channel that
you helped create.
Oh, I'm terribly disappointed. I created a channel to give people
their weather tell them what the weather is now and what it's
going to be where they live and in their region, and keep them
posted on the weather and, and serve a real purpose. And that
channel has been totally distorted and become strange as
it can be.
Well, John, thank you for being here this morning. With a slick
thank you for letting me on
G somehow they cut out something there Nick
Clegg and he also he the guy this whoever the host of this
media deconstruction show is made again kind of demeaning by
say, saying helped create Oh, yeah. Because he was the
founder, founder. He's the lone fan. He created it. He's not the
guy who was some loser that helped create Yes. Well, that's
like all subtle propaganda. Very well done. That's people that
are all in they got the hook in their mouth are being dragged
ashore. So they can you know, die of too much air
that is very, very similar to it was New York Magazine. Here it
is. What's behind the great podcast Renaissance Renaissance
is this is a trend right now, we've seen a lot of podcasting
articles is all triggered by
one thing. It's one thing so just listen to the opening 2001
Steve Jobs announced the original iPod a music player
that would make it possible for people to carry their entire
album collections in their pockets. Over the next few years
a genre of narrative audio that took the devices named
podcasting became a thriving mini industry. There were
podcasts about politics, sports, literature, comedy, they were
podcast that sounded like NPR ones that sounded like Rush
Limbaugh. Many lacked Polish would most had a kind of energy
to them that suited their audiences. Well, then, then then
we jumped to today. And it's all about this public radio
exchange, a group of radio shows or hate these radio shows who
have raised money for radio shows. Yeah, of course, there'll
be podcasts. And they did a very successful Kickstarter. Although
I know this doesn't work. I had a whole company that did this.
It doesn't really work. You don't need a network. So the 99%
Invisible is the show that with Roman Mars who was the hero of
all radio,
yeah, now why for some reason, and he sounds and it sounds like
a classic NPR, NPR, very dead room, you know, the exact same
sort of microphone talk like, you know, like very, you gotta
get me working really tight and as dead it's got that dead
sound. And then there's a bunch of people reporting and it's and
it's post produced in such a way that it sounds just like an NPR
show. And it's like, you know, put your right to right to
sleep.
What's interesting about this article, which of course makes
no mention of Adam curry or Dave Winer or other Hall of Famers,
such as John C. Dvorak is it goes right into the ring. The
reason that this article believes the the economics are
now compelling, saying that they're, although I have a hard
time believing these numbers at all that the costs the CPM, the
cost per 1000 has become interesting both for advertiser
and for, for producers alike. And But although at the end, I
think there is something very correct. As I talked to podcast,
they told me the biggest reason for the podcast Renaissance has
nothing to do with the podcast themselves or the advertisers
funding them. It's actually about cars. Yes. Finally,
someone has figured it out. Yes, it's about what wild cars would
they mean is it's about a commuters who are a car to tears
of the same old rehashed. And by the way,
I disagree with that. They're not necessarily bored to tears.
They're bored. They're they hate the commercials.
I was a bit they didn't let me finish filled with commercial.
And by the way, your podcast if you haven't filled with
commercials, and the only way to really make it viable to do it
to live, unless you're doing it part time, which is also
possible. Just not just for for Shuksan Yuxin joules. You're
going to be filling up your podcast with advertising. And
people be just as annoyed by that or they'll just skip past.
Well, fast forward fast forward. Exactly. Most of the advertising
is embedded.
I got a I got a note from Michelle, CEO of Joy Ride. Have
you heard about this joy ride app?
Oh, I thought it was a sex toy.
I might be. I want to talk I don't
know. Seems like you have a there's a joy, right? No, I
don't know anything. Joy,
right. Yeah. And what it does is it hopefully, is it a little
disappointing because it's the same thing. It's like, oh, well,
I will organize your podcast for me in a pod catcher. And it
always has in NPR shows that the all over the place I find Thank
you, whatever. There's more to life than This American Life.
Find. I don't want to sound bitter because I'm not really
just a little bitter ham. Would you like
to hear the bitter pill to swallow?
Would you like to hear the the short rebuttal from the
president of the weather companies? to this to this
Coleman?
I don't know. Is it any good?
I think is funny to hear him trying to con struggle.
So we Okay, so we switched from the discussion of podcasting and
going right to our donation.
Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, no, that's dumb. You're right now? No, it's
dumb. It's dumb sense.
Wait. But since it sounds as though we have a douchebag
involved? Yeah.
It may develop into a handy transition. Is
that what you're saying? That sort of thing. You might get a
segue in this.
What do you want people to know about John Coleman and his
involvement in the Weather Channel in the past?
What I want people to know is that the science is pretty clear
about climate change. It's a pretty
clear. I'll agree with that. It's pretty clear. It's bogus,
even
since 2007. We've been unwavering on it. And I think as
always, we covered the science. Oh, yeah, I think some people
were confused. To hear a statement from somebody who is
noted as a co founder of The Weather Channel, which is true.
We're grateful that he got us started 32 years ago, but he
hasn't been with us in 31 years. So he's not really speaking for
the Weather Channel. In any way. Today, our position is really
clear is scientifically based. And we've been on wavering on it
for quite some time now.
Are you concerned that he or others are using his title as co
founder in order to try to get attention to something that is
misleading and that it's inaccurate?
I'm concerned whenever the discussion of climate change
veers from the science, the science is really clear. I don't
like our brand being associated with something that's not
scientifically based. I think we can all be proud of our resumes,
but I would prefer people use the credentials they have today,
not the credentials of three decades ago. So that makes
me wonder if you've reached out to him and suggested that he not
be using the Weather Channel name. I've tried to
be in touch but I at the end of the day, people can it's a free
country, people can speak freely, and then people can use
their resumes and other people put those titles on them. I
actually don't think that's a fight worth having what I care
more about is that our viewers, come to us continue to trust us
continue to believe that we present to them a great
understanding of the earth and how it works based on science.
And I care that the scientists of the world continue to partner
with us
do these will ever say to you that climate change is good for
business good for the Weather Channel, because it causes very
scary storms that are caused people to tune in.
Listen to that. Tune douchebags.
Wow. Climate is astonishing. This guy. Yeah, there's a tear
Trouble show. Yeah.
That's why like, listen, at the end of day, we
never like to see a loss of life life or
a loss or loss of life and we hate loss of life property.
Safety is a really important mission. So, you know, I don't
think we ever take any joy in serious storms. It is true that
there is more droughts, more floods, more extreme weather as
the climate evolves. And that actually saddens us. I don't, I
don't think we ever be as good for business.
So sorry, we're so sorry.
It's terrible.
All right. Well, with that, I will say Happy Halloween,
belated happy sixth, sixth sixth mark of the beast, and in the
morning to you. And thank you for your courage. John C.
Dvorak.
And in the morning to you Adam curry in the morning all ships
and sea boots on the ground subs in the water, feet in the air
and all the games and nights out there in the morning
to everyone in the chatroom would be a little challenging
today. I guess one of our one of our sites is down but people are
able to find the stream anyway. That's good. And the chat room.
So we still have we got a good 862 people. Right now on the
stream alone. And in the morning to our artists. I think we had
one artist who had not used before that was leaving the
herd. Um, yes, I believe he was new. And he's the new no agenda
are
the new our generator, it's all up. It's got a lot of
JavaScript.
My favorite
stuff going on? And it's It's much prettier. And yeah, there's
a couple of little things that could be. I think he's still
working on some things. The organizational aspect of it is,
is not what I'd like.
You'll feed back to Sir Paul, I'm sure you'll tell. This is
Sir Paul couture, who
does this great job, great job. He's
an artist himself. And he does Drupal. And he I don't know if
it's headless Drupal or not. But he does Drupal. He has produced
the original website was a great idea to begin with this. This
website was like five years ago and now he decided to update it
with the newest crap going on
this website could easily cost $400,000. We got it for free, or
more or more. With maintenance monthly maintenance for headless
Drupal. Nice.
Yes, that's because we have good people. Yes. That care who care
care about hear the truth. So let's thank them. In fact, the
ones who gave us some extra an extra kick in the ass for
today's show. 666 Nice. Curiously, nobody with six six.
Nobody gave this one. The
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that's right. So Andre
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actually after the deadline I put him on the last one because
I truly want to double credit. So but he's on the list again.
Which is where he should be but Sergey Phillip off in Auckland,
New Zealand so we have a New Zealand are leading the way yes
$1,000 And He wants us to play he doesn't have a lot no to
read. Greetings from little old New Zealand longtime Boehner now
a donor Yes, I'm fulfilling the end of the value for value model
and would like to call out other boners out there for not
donating Oh,
as douchebags is that what he's asking for?
Russian national that has been living in New Zealand pronounced
nested. Nested for 19 years and I've seen this country slowly
but surely come into lockstep lockstep
with the U S. A Good work.
Good work. Your deconstruction of what is happening in Ukraine
and your reach recent insights into Russian psyches are beyond
stupendous Wow. Beyond stupendous.
Wow, I gotta write that down. Yeah, beyond not just stupendo
not just stupendous but beyond stupendous. That's pretty cool.
We are beyond stupendous. I'd like to extend an open
invitation to the Hot Pocket store to come down to Australia
and New Zealand. Easing word. Thank you. So he wants to play a
de douche because he's the job's karma. Anna Putin. Okay, you
guys. You've been D
deuced.
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work.
I heard the Putin good.
Thank you very much. Instant night Sergey instant night. Does
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lightness.
You just instantly Sergey check it out. Michael Underwood in
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morning, gentlemen Cincinnati FEMA Region Five I like to
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douchebag Oh, the
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was to seek vindication and become an instant aid because it
cannot call out my brother's a non donating douchebag I humbly
request to de douching I'd also like to request to do they had
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tonight you know again and karma I guess. And of course of
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I will endeavor real estate's your best bet I will endeavor
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Most importantly I would like to simply be titled sir metal Mike
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a note of oh boy, though, because this was on the old
account and was probably showed up a week or two ago because I'm
only picking pulleys down about once a month. So he is actually
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have Sir James of Virginia and of Iceland. Black Knight. Yeah,
yeah. Right in Virginia and ISIS I guess I'm a knight and a now
and I have to pick my peerage tile. So let's go Sir James,
Virginia, Virginia and Iceland. I'm actually I'm a dual citizen.
I've never actually heard of a dual citizen from Iceland. But
it's a good idea works from shout out to the Andrei
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meet up. Doe and then he says that he doesn't like Nilay
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wanting to say it's pretty cool that she not only listens but
supports the show, because he's pretty much all in on all the
things we think are bad and wrong. It's funny. She got
Google Glass, she totally buys into all of the inequality for
women and pack it into quotes. It's I think we're a good
counterbalance for her no matter how she techie nerd oh and
investor she invests in a in all kinds of things. She's an angel
investor.
Oh, well, then she has to be very successful. She
had to be struggling successful. Angel investor. She doesn't go
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VR and Louisville, Lewisville, Texas, Lewisville 23456. Well, a
couple friends of mine were enjoying Shimei I'm not sure
actually how to pronounce that. But it said Belgian ale and
cigars at my house north of Dallas during the recent Ebola
panic ended up on the topic of Ebola and the prepper of the
group blurts out the theory that all that all of screw ups were
on purpose to shine a bad light on privatized health care so
that the government can declare a national emergency and
nationalize all healthcare due to the crisis. That's right.
FEMA camps are next, in the immortal words of Rahm Emanuel
never let a good crisis go to waste. And now you're seeing
more and more reports of Ebola popping up all over the nation.
I bet we're going to start to hear something along these lines
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It's still around still working on it.
It seems around. Yeah. Okay, now we go to the complicated part of
everything. Okay.
Oh, boy. This means you have to get a note from the other desk.
Not really, it means I have to I have the notes I brought them
over but but as were so many of them that I had don't have this
one. I meant to look at this as embarrassing. Trisha. Oh,
embarrassing mom, Trisha, she actually wrote out a note. And
then she typed out the same note, so I could read it easier.
And Mickey Could you bring me some Advil? Love Thank you.
I gotta might given you a headache. No, it's not you Buck
embarrassing mom Trisha, I don't know if she wants us to mention
her last name because she calls herself embarrassing mom, Trisha
in St. Louis, get 23456 and writes us a nice little note is
actually a long note. Thank you for your time and commitment to
your podcast is highly entertaining and turning me into
a fear fighter. I am sending this donation for my husband
Alan Peters and for his birthday. Oh, God pen
is a pen not on the list. No, of course is not on the list. I'm
gonna
you may want to give Alan Peterson the credit. I guess she
wants to give him the credit for being the Associate Executive
Producer
Alison Peterson. When's
his birthday? November 3 Tomorrow. Give him a producer
status and steps toward knighthood. And
how old was that one? Peter? Somebody
doesn't say Okay, tomorrow as birth 29. Really? No. Well,
maybe?
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heart attack. I'd like him to receive job karma. His boss has
been called called brain damaged by others in his place of
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child Boom shakalaka. And then you have to do a random pick.
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the way he's on this just why would you have children if you
don't like to embarrass them? Exactly.
What that's what they're good. They're good for it.
That's exactly so funny. I'd like to relate a funny story
that relates back to a previous show my teenage daughter does
not yet drive and he needs to ride to work. She has a fellow
male employee that would drive her many times saving me time
she however would not let me meet him. Right after patiently
going to the right for waiting for the right opportunity. I was
by the way,
by the way. My wife put clothes on thanks.
Cold there. You said it was 50
the sunshine though.
Doesn't mean anything sunshine here it is cold. On a cloudy day
she was running late and while he was waiting outside in his
car, I quickly grabbed some homemade cookies and took them
out to him. Oh, now at least I can identify him in a lineup
good as soon as I introduce myself and spoke to him for a
few moments I hear this horrible screaming from the front door I
turn to look and see my daughter holding your arms out to the
side trying to stop the world I guess yelling Oh my god. Oh my
god what have you done? What have you been ruining my life?
So she comes running down to young men she sweetly is really
turned back to the young man and say nice to meet you have fun
with that. Laughing all the way back to the door the next day I
asked my daughter if her friend liked his cookies surprisingly
appreciated them and commented on my backside okay, I thought
my daughter relayed a negative comment about that body part
thinking was funny to her to her embarrassed embarrassing her I
laughed. Turns out I misunderstand stood ad for an F
fat ass became dat ass. Not knowing what what that meant. I
had to ask upon a hearing or explanation. Oh, he likes my fat
ass. That was extra points and a bonus to solidifying my mom's
style for the next few several several days. The young man
would say Stacy's mom to her sweet Stacy's mom to her sweet.
So here in FEMA Region seven embarrassing mom is fighting the
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long. I was hoping for a better punch line embarrassing mom but
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Armageddon. Right. So there will actually be an all time archive
that kind of has some charter to be kept around. Although I'm I
want to make sure I am very happy have no agenda nation's
archive. Eric, we love your archive. I don't want to get
pissed off. You know how it goes. Right.
You know, he downloads over a terabyte terabytes a month on
from archive stuff.
Really? Yeah. Interesting. A bar
is Yeah, you have a lot of people go to the archive. And
I just wanted I want Eric's archive to continue. I'm just
saying,
it's not gonna stop. But what do we do, but the archive.org does
have a shot at surviving Armageddon by having that 100
years from now, I don't think Eric's gonna be running no
agenda, nation 100 years from now
devora.org/and
A course thank you for all of your executive and sales
executive producer help remember the formula.
Our formula is this, we go out, we get people in the mouth
I do have one note I want to read that was one of our donors
from show, when I don't know is the Sunday in October show. But
this guy left a note to be read on the first or the second. And
it's worth reading. And he was a big donation of some sort. Well,
this year, the show dated Sunday, October 5, I heard you
guys and with a small shout out to my company, Southwest
Airlines. I would like to thank you both you and Adam for your
and if I may say endorsement of my company, I've been turned on
your show back in February by my old pal Don and reading and
seeing my birthday on the 15th was October 15. I decided it's
time to pay up I'm sending along a small check to pay you two
back with a promise or more in the near future. To actually
keep it going. Here's the PS as a flight attendant for Southwest
Airlines. If I see one of you come on my flight, the drinks
will be on me.
You know that most flight attendants never even see the
other flight attendants more than once. There's so many and
so many routes. It's always didn't most of them don't know
each other. They rarely fly together. So
when they do you can tell because they're in the back yak
and all for our sex in the bathroom. They never come out.
So to speak. That's Todd. That's just the stewards.
That's just Todd ma Okay, now, and there we go. I like I like
Southwest because they you know, you're gonna get a crappy ride
nothing better and you're gonna like it. And that's it. And
sometimes I have the funny in flight.
They have good prices.
Very good price, great boarding process. Love the boarding. I
love that long thing is dynamite. Good. No wonder it's
working. And we'll have lots of things I was thinking about. I
don't know if you want to do something before well.
A couple of interesting little tidbits. Here's a little thing
from Russia Today on Aeroflot. So you just saw, you know,
sticking with aviation news,
national carrier, Aeroflot will name its new low cost airline
victory. The name is a symbol of defiance against Western
sanctions over Ukraine that grounded the original Russian
good one victory. There's a bunch of stuff going into
Russia, like right out the this is an interest. There's a thing,
I just picked this clip up last night. So I didn't get to look
into but there's some sort of a I think this has something to do
with the EU too. And this is off of RT and this is about this is
an earnings reports with a cute little British girl. And they're
talking about one of the grocery store chains making money and
they do some stock analysis, there might be some
opportunities for investors. But right out the food ban is what
food ban are we talking about?
Oh no, this tunda The EU can't send their products we know that
can't send with tomatoes. And yeah, there's lots of this. The
EU is going to crap because they can't export their products to
Russia. Big customer.
Yeah. Here's the clip. Okay, here we go.
Can talk about x five, because the retail group has posted a
49% increase in third quarter net profit. Russia's second
largest supermarket group has done so by sticking to low
prices to ride out the food bank, as a result of revenue
forecasts has been raised up to 19% this year. So they're making
money
on this on the band. The big news that came out of Russia was
they finally got a deal.
You hear about the deal? Tell me about the deal,
Economics Professor
Michael Hudson from the University of Missouri, he tells
us why the EU is willing to help Ukraine pay its debts.
We don't have any money. We spent all of our money on war,
our export industry is collapsing. And if we need gas,
we'll simply steal the gas that Russia is sending to Europe.
We're not going to starve. We'll just take your gas. And Putin
said, Well, if they tried to steal gas like they did a few
years ago, we'll just turn off the gas and Europe won't get
gas. So Europe realized that it wouldn't get the gas if it
didn't stop behind Ukraine and all of a sudden Europe is having
to pay for Ukraine's wars. Europe is having to pay for the
kleptocrats and for the whole mess of the Ukraine. And this is
not how they expected it to turn out.
So we expect that didn't turn out on our show. It's
exactly what we thought it was gonna happen. Good work. Yeah,
you're about a next time. Yeah,
it's a corrupt country, man. And the Europeans are embracing
them. The Europeans
don't even know they don't even realize because of the sanctions
that I quite honestly, the United States came up with
impose and said, Hey, Europe, get on board. Your taxes are now
going to pay for gas for Ukraine. If you're okay with
that. Fine. I just want you to know it. I find it quite Yeah,
that
Ukraine gets away with, you know, again, there's stuff for
free.
Well, that's not entirely true, because there will be this is
the second bunch of money. It's coming. I believe, all of it or
some of it is being transferred through and of course, it's all
SDRs transferred through the IMF. And this means that we'll
be even stricter sanctions. Yes. The people of Ukraine you will
have gas to heat your home. Unfortunately, your home will be
a tent. Because people are going to they're getting screwed in
Ukraine. SCO rude. That's ska, ska rude. Okay, hey, how about
this?
Good phones, a landline. And the phone should be made out of
Bakelite.
Time for tech news, everybody on the no agenda shows you love to
do on Sundays. I've taken it upon myself to just start doing
tech news since there is no tech news of any value unless it's
about a new phone.
I have a report then if you're going to do this, but go on with
your thing first, and I'm gonna I because I've been thinking
about this
about tech news. Yeah, you want to kick it off? You can kick Oh,
no, no, I want
to I want to do that. I want to do the kind of the kicker a
couple of pieces of news number one a an announcement. I didn't
really see. Well, surprise, surprise. I didn't see any news
about this or any analysis. IBM has announced they landmark
partnership with Twitter. And in this big landmark partnership,
have you heard about this? No, no. It wasn't on Ars Technica.
You didn't read it anywhere. On a daily basis. Bye
bye five known the twit No. TNT. No, no one no one no one no one
really amazing. It IBM has actually very funny in a meta
kind of way. So I'm looking at this announcement. And IBM will
is now has a deal, possibly as a reseller to sell the full on
firehose of Twitter, including their archive to perform real
time analysis with their Watson technology. Well, God yes, then
here's what's so meta about it. So I'm looking at all because
they have websites and I know IBM operates that used to be a
client of mine. In fact, the as 400 group was a client of mine
if you can believe that, then they we had to build their
website a long time ago. And the part of this and I think this is
a very big deal for IBM if they can pull it off. I don't think
they can because it seems like really just a big ball of
marketing bullcrap. IBM experienced one customer
engagement solutions, attract delight and maximize lifetime
value of customers. understand not only what your customers are
doing, but why deliver real time flow of insights and
interactions at scale, empower marketers, merchandisers, sales
and service each day leaders to coordinate interactions to
create ongoing customer client dialogues across channels.
Infuse that dialogue with real time and mobile capabilities,
measure performance and predict outcomes to prioritize resources
against the customers and moments that matter most to your
business. Are you so how are you sold?
The crock of crap pitch I've got the best I've heard in a month.
But
the funny thing is that I realize that I'm I'm kind of
looking for information on how this works. And then I'd really
like to understand it. They must not be using their own system.
Because they're not helping me. The website is not adapting to
say Oh, Adam, here's what you need. Let me go get someone to
help you or take you to the right webpage. None of this. Oh
shoot. I noticed that there was actual videos, but it crashed.
No, I was I noticed all of a sudden that they have video
demos. I'll have to look for that next time. But I love that
they're doing this Watson analysis of tweets, but it's
also gives you food for thought about the value of the
information we are creating. That we are putting on To the
social networks, particularly if you take into account that the
Google Flu season predictor, turned out to be completely
wrong thing, seriously, the thing here, Google retools, it's
flu Prediction Engine after getting it wrong. Ah, they're
updating the job and the search giant is updating Flu Trends.
It's formula for making weekly predictions of the number of flu
cases it didn't work. What is the value the same way Facebook
is now turning its user data into voter data experiments.
Bless you. Did you sneeze? Yeah, I'm blushing. And I would say it
is time to go way short on IBM. What do you think?
Well, that's funny to say that this is one of Horowitz's pet,
little companies, because what they've been doing, IBM has
really been in the toilet for a long time. Yeah. But what
they've been doing is share buybacks, and they've been doing
them to an extreme.
Wait a minute, when you buy back shares, doesn't that increase
the share price just by supply and demand? Or how does that
work
for Tuesday? Well, it does mainly by changing your price to
earnings ratio, because it's all based on number of outstanding
shares.
And is that important? What's important is the price to
earnings ratio.
Well, it's a it's people like to see numbers that that show
growth and you know, the, the, the earnings per I'm sorry, that
price earnings, but earnings per share. So they want to so if you
have 10 shares and the company makes a buck, that would be the
earnings per share be 10 cents, but if you have one share and it
makes the same buck, then it'd be a buck so it's 10 times
better. Thank you, but in fact, but in fact is the same one buck
you know, it's a brackets and buckets and buck is it boss a
buck is a Buck Buck, and they it's a way of their earnings per
share by increasing earnings per share by buying back a bunch of
stock is it's cheating. But everybody does it especially in
certain markets and Apple do that for a while they change up
a little bit a little bit they because I think I caught Carl
Icahn wanted him to or some whatever the case that IBM has
been pulling a lot of trickery to keep everything looking good.
But it's it's apparent that this whole business model now they're
selling off a lot of important things like their chip
manufacturing, and all these things that used to be basic
science for them. They used to be the number one patent
creator, I don't know how that's doing. And I think yeah, I think
you're right. I think long term IBM should be short shorted.
Well, that would but I'm not giving investment advice. No,
neither am I but
I think it is valuable technology news to look at this.
It shows where Twitter is trying to expand and because they will
make money on this deal. Twitter's licensing their
information. I don't see the connection. What the What is the
point of this idiocy? Well, let me read to you from the blog.
Each day Twitter you mentioned the IBM solutions Smarter Planet
blog. Okay with these Alistair Rennie, General Manager, IBM
Business Analytics with a quote from CEO Ginni Rometty. Are you
interested as well to talk about your iPhone six plus, what would
you rather do? Let's talk about the iPad and the glass it uses.
Each day Twitter users press the button on about 500 million
tweets that's, that gets better. That's tsunami of 140 character
messages spans the range of human interests and activities
from raves about recent purchases to exhortations to
rally behind the social causes. Now for the first time, business
leaders will be able to tap into the Twitter stream in powerful
new ways to harvest insights that help them understand
customer sentiment more deeply, develop hit products and
services and anticipate sudden shifts in moods and markets.
That's because IBM and Twitter are combining forces to
incorporate Twitter's rich data streams into IBM cloud based
analytics. Many people recognize the importance of data. The
combination of information combined in structured databases
with unstructured data gathered from websites, websites, sensing
devices and social media feeds. IBM CEO Ginni Rometty calls this
the new natural resource comparable in impact to coal or
iron or iron or fireable offense for that quote, as far as I'm
concerned. What the f are you talking about?
Wow. That's a beauty short
Twitter Chabrol, too short IBM and Twitter for that reason.
Well, Twitter's this and it's that Alright, so I have I was
like, you know, one of the things we have no agenda
Drinks wasn't one thing. We have people in the chat room who are
completely freaking out about this IBM thing. Why IBM fucking
$500 billion revenue?
Fine, whatever is that that same guy has always in the chat room
that that guy,
a couple of them actually they've multiplied. I'd be I
worked for IBM micro electronics. They're great,
awesome technology. Yeah. Yes. I'm sure they're great
technology. Awesome. Yeah. They're a services company.
That's what they've always made their money on. And I believe
that got their lunch stolen from them by cheap Jack bullcrap
solutions called Cloud and they weren't ready for it. They were
not marketing properly. And the old adage of you never get fired
for buying IBM, they lost that position. How? I mean, that's,
that's marketing. It's it stands for your daddy's old cloud
company. They did not jump on the cloud quick enough. I'm sure
that their products and solutions are great. But big
data, you're going to tell me that because I've got Twitter
data, and our company is going to market more effectively. No.
It's not going to happen. It's not going to happen. Great. Only
Amazon is the only company who gives me messages everywhere
after I bought the product that said they're selling me the same
damn product.
Yeah, that's genius. That's big data. And now he bought it once
he might buy it again. And use that as the front.
Yeah, please. All right.
Well, you we have this stream that no agenda stream, which you
want to populate with, with podcasts as a courtesy to keep
so eventually, when people drive around their car, they they
could just stream the stream on the radio instead of listening
to a local station. That's in the future, of course. Yeah. So
I listened to a lot of podcasting. And honestly, these
guys aren't good. So I ran into this. Oh, it's an old podcast.
This podcast took place when Steve Jobs died. And I was
listening to it. It's called to techies, it's out of England.
Well just display the intro to two techies and you'll get a
feeling for what's going to be like when I roll out the clip.
It's called be Oh, techies intro.
Okay. It makes so much sense.
delivering high quality, technology centric podcasts
around the world.
This is much tech God TV, taking a bite out of technology
it's time to talk technology. This is the two techies your
number one source for the latest tech news of the week.
The two techies are queued up and ready. Now from Studio One
as your host Jamie bunting and Aaron Fisher.
My phone
one a I like this
this is this the bunting guy from bunting.
That's Mark bunting. person. He's
not British. First of all love this intro isn't a great we
should be using that from Studio One A Love it. Love it. Great
intro. Alright, so
I was so I listened to it. If you have to clip her that clip
don't play it until I finish which is the to summarize apple.
Yes, sir. Now I want to give you a little history of apple that
is well known, which is that Steve Jobs left Apple the first
time when the company was doing about 800 million. That company
was turned over in 1985. That's one fact they get right in this
little report coming up to John Sculley. And because Steve
wanted to it was a pricing. They argued about mostly about
pricing. And Steve wanted to do this and that and he wanted to
keep losing money. And Scully saw it differently. And he
talked the board and getting Steve giving him the CEOs job
and pushing Steve aside and then Steve quit in a huff because he
thought this company was stolen from him. In the eight years,
eight years of skellies reign, the company went from 800
million in sales to 8 billion. He essentially made the company
grow. Eight Yeah, 10x 10 not not double it. You didn't double the
sales. He didn't triple the sales. He made the sales go 10x.
They had a flat moment in history. And at the eight year
mark, and they fired Scully because they figured they could
do better. And that's when the company declined. So, so eight
years after Steve was gone, was the first decline in Apple's
fortunes. And they had a series of his spinnler and then another
guy and then you go from National Semiconductor, and they
kind of sunk the company and they brought Steve back. Now
that is something
that I did not know that and from the way I did see the
Ashton Kutcher movie But from the way it was portrayed because
if there is the scaly getting him fired view would think and I
maybe the movie portrays it differently, but I recall Oh,
this was when it all screwed up. They got scaly and screwed up. I
did not know about this 10x Which growing 20% year over year
will be considered great for a public company. This was growing
100% year over year for eight years. Pretty close. Pretty
good, but that's pretty good. Well, not it's not true. It
wasn't. Yeah. But it was a lot. It was good.
And Scalia was not the guy and so the Apple was you know, was
just on a skier it was on a up during the scaly thing and it
just that's the that's the that is the fact Scully fights
against the, against the kind of the meme that you know, he
fucked up the company and so he might
he might have but the numbers were good the morale the
products may have been shipped but the numbers were good
developed to show evidence that he fucked up the
company fights against a mistake that has been created, that as
soon as jobs left the company went to the toilet, how dare you
speak evil of a dead. I'm gonna play this thing here, which has
got the, which just propagates this bullcrap. And these are the
two techies with his great you know this great intro to the
show, talking to Eric Lanigan who is a local or I know where
he's from some around here somewhere. He used to be my
guess. Is he a tech reporter?
He's a tech guy and he just goes along with this. He doesn't need
to contradict any of it because this is the can the propagation
of bullcrap and this is when we you always talk about what gi
the check News is. This is bad is crap. I realized now when I
listened to this bullcrap, just blatant bullcrap, that the what
happens, what happened in the in the Alltech reporting is we lost
the editors, the people that actually knew that would suit
would take a podcast or or somebody printed his reading
article and say, This is crap, you're gonna get fired. If you
write any more junk. I did do a little research. You cannot we
cannot publish this because it's malarkey. But no, those editors
are all gone. And now we're all free. For all everybody's saying
what they want, they get on the air and they shoot the shit and
they sound like they know what they're talking about. And this
is what you
get. I'm going to have to sideline you. You're just taking
this thing off the rails.
First off, you know, we when Steve Jobs was fired from Apple
back, way back when it was an assembly, it wasn't a mid 70s.
Or when he was fired. It was 8585
Sorry, 8570s.
We even have an apple
that if we did it was called the granny smith and we bite into
and we liked it out. ate this mid 70s. Hey, is this studio one
A?
B went downhill.
Quick, clean, downhill.
Fast Lane. He was fired because he had too good vision, wasn't
it?
Well, yeah, he had a vision that others didn't agree with. They
didn't share. And he was extremely abrasive at that. At
that point in his life. I think it took that he took that
rejection and that failure for him to to soften up and be a
more manageable manager.
Yes, sorry, from what I've heard from when he was fired. Apple
was already on the downhill, I think slightly at that point.
And when they fired him, they were on the extreme downhill.
And I think at that point, it was just more of a company
conflict of interest at that point. He's saying, Steve Jobs
went to this and then company was afraid and whatnot. But
yeah, I think, oh, sorry. I think Steve felt that the future
was the Macintosh. And I think he didn't I think he felt like
they didn't just they just didn't understand that even
though the 1984. Mac was a commercial failure because it
hardly had the software and it was too expensive for what it
could do. We know that we know the apple three was a failure
that Lisa was a failure. They dump those into landfills, they
were way too expensive and the apple three broken overheated
because Steve insisted on it would have no fan. So there were
a couple of failures, one of the some of the big only and biggest
failures of his life leading up to his being fired. But I think
I think you know, he was always focused on the next product he
was always he wasn't really thinking about the Macintosh in
its current incarnation for that price. He was thinking about
what it could become and I think that the board was not willing
to wait around for that vision to come to naturally
know with with that in mind when he was fired obviously the the
decline got quicker faster. And I think the board just said
right, we're going downhill what's the worst can happen? We
may as well just hire him again. Going downhill
Yeah, so that is pretty much the state of tech reporting. We know
that we know it sucks.
Yes, we know that and it should be because there is nobody to
say no, you're wrong about everything you said. I think
this I think that I believe he did this on maybe it was that it
was going down a hill. It was going down a hill when he was
there and it got worse. It was going really downhill and they
fired him. All of it is bull crap. It's funny out there.
It's funny because I get more tech news from the ham radio
websites. Did you about the FTDI chip problem?
No, what's wrong with the FTDI? Chip?
Because you know about CHIP, you know, FTDI with FTDI? Chip is
No, I don't know. But FTD the FTDI? Chip, I'm no, I'm not a
chip guy. So I'd have to look and see exactly which one it is.
But the FTDI chip is used for pretty much every USB connector.
So when you when you stick it in? Yeah, it's a it's a USB chip
to controller controller and controller chip, right. And they
released an update to their driver, because of course,
because the FTDI chip infrastructure has been around
for so long. There's a lot of fakes from China, China, you
know that a Padawan. Let's take this take this shot that way and
make it all on
the FTDI, which is future technologies devices
International, commonly known by its abbreviation is a Scottish
privately held semiconductor device company specializing in
the USB technology.
And yeah, so so a lot of boards, a lot of computer boards, but
the ham community figured out because it's all the SDR guys
who making software defined radios. And the FTDI Company
released a driver that went in that if it detected a
counterfeit chip, it set the chips identifier to zero No. So
that it was rendered ineffective. And that's that's
kind of like almost like an I guess, an EEPROM type thing. No,
it knows how to go in and program the chip and give it an
instruction, which would make that USB controller unusable
drugs, breaks. And this I think this is a huge scandal, and
doesn't seem to be on tech news. So I thought that was valuable,
valuable tech news
last night about a phone display. And then from this FDI
FTDI chip have this dev anything to do with Pixel phones
with retina, retina. And then finally, I will give you this
piece of information, which I also believe is important. The
FCC has reportedly close to reclassifying internet service
providers as common carriers with a so called hybrid
approach. And I think this is worse than and I think that
you're gonna see a lot of people all in great idea. So
I know they want the FCC coming in. This cracks me up because at
the beginning of it, it's worse now. Yeah, well go ahead.
Beginning of the beginning of this, all this debating. We
wanted anything but any government involvement
whatsoever. And then of course, it did boil down to a bunch of
monopolies, taking over all the backbones and everything else.
And now people are grousing about even though there's
probably ways to there's other Well, I
think I think it is the worst thing I've ever seen. And I'm
going to call out the Mozilla Foundation as a bunch of a holes
which should get back to making good software, which I'd have to
say has been challenging for them, because they're part of
their proposal is in this and it is, it is worse, worse than
anything you can imagine. I quote from Ars Technica, who,
from their writing I would say, in a way are endorsing the idea.
I'll carefully say that the plan now under consideration
separates broadband into two distinct services, a retail
service in which consumers pay broadband providers for internet
access and a back end service in which broadband providers serve
as the conduit for websites or edge providers to distribute
content. And the FCC would then classify the back end service as
a common carrier, giving the agency the ability to police any
deals between content companies and broadband providers. What
the fuck? Cheap sorry, the emerging plan reflects proposals
submitted by the Mozilla Foundation and the Center for
Democracy and Technology shell company, though it departs from
both in parts. The main advantage of the hybrid proposal
as opposed to full reclassifications to title two
is that it wouldn't require the FCC to reverse earlier decisions
to deregulate broadband providers, which are made in the
hopes of encouraging the adoption and deployment of high
speed broadband. The authors of the new proposal believe that
not having to justify reversing itself would put the FCC on
firmer legal ground Now, what comes up in continuously in
these conversations when they talk about the content being
provided, which would be under regulatory control? The only
thing is like Facebook, Netflix, via Hulu. It makes me cry. It
makes me cry. How can you not see that this is intended to
really shut out anything independent, anything that is
not the big Hollywood content. And as far as I can tell,
including the Mozilla Foundation, shame on you. I read
their proposal to shame on you. The look at the way of speaking
of editors, which someone please look at every single piece of
legislation proposed where it talks about the blocking of
unlawful content, unlawful network traffic, if you don't
see that. You don't forget it, but they don't see it. I'm done.
That's it. That is it. That's all I have to say. It's good.
Yeah, play your little jingle today.
That's it for tech news.
What's your Peeves today?
You got any well I'm angry about this and object six six makes
people angry. I'm very mad with the Mozilla Foundation. Oh, are
these people to ask for a hybrid?
Hybrid? Today it's
the it's the stupidest thing I can't believe I cannot believe
Ars Technica you are a they're they owned by someone else who
owns them. Are they owned by some big company or some are
they still independent get bought by someone they probably
got bought by somebody let's find out who bought is Ars
Technica must be a big mainstream own thing. It could
be can't be any other way who owns Ars Technica. And Ars
Technica, of course, is what everybody uses for their tech
news. Hey, let's do a show. What is our Technica say? The Ars
Technica own buying I got about a big
dress Conde Nast. Oh, of course Conde
Nast and Condi Rice. They all love each other on the same
boat. That's right, read it wired. All these so called Great
independent voices are fucking you
know Conde Nast. And it's all which is actually I believe is
future porn and not futures. That was the name of that other
guy.
Glamour magazine. Isn't that Conde Nast. Maybe
advance that's their parent company, advance publications.
They bought Conde Nast and they decide this all these companies
are owned, although postponed, postponed. Sent Yeah, this is
it's just all scheme, scheme, scheme or scam where they'd let
scheme and scan we really last were the last of the
independence. That's right. We were the first
and we won lifetime. The first and Allah we are the Native
Americans of the internet being killed by the white man here to
rob us of our crop and our flock. That's it for tech news
for us. Do you have any more tech news?
That said no more phones? No, that was fine. I just had that
one pride.
Nothing we're done.
I found my phone. The way I see it. The only good phones a
landline and the phone should be made out of Bakelite. I think
it's time to
I'm gonna show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Customers last stand of the internet.
Yeah, awesome. All right. We got a lot of people to thank here
today. Starting with Sir Paul Vela in Milton Keynes, UK 146
also got a birthday thing there for him would have donated for
Thursday show but for myself without internet access last
week, which is gonna get worse before it gets better. And this
takes him up to dukedom as he had Duke nothing.
So you know, he will be Paul Baron Paul.
We like to be the bearer of my homeland. The Republic of
Ireland. Well, we can do that. I
think he's in there. Let me just check if we have that. We have
that in the system. I believe so Eric is pretty good with that
stuff.
Okay, and he's gonna get his birthday call out.
Yes, yes. Baron Paul. The United Kingdom. Yes. Good. All right.
Oh, by the way, and also added to the birthday list. Oh, get
Japan. Oh, yeah. I got the pin. Mimi. today. Oh, no. Tuesday,
Tuesday. I don't know if we're gonna be able to come ma'am. Oh,
well. That's okay. If she's gonna be mad. Yeah. I'm sorry. I
just sent her an expensive gift. Stuart be rushing in Corvallis,
Oregon 12345 mice. And I don't know node. Dame bang bang. Or
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got it done and he is going to be apparently some sort of a
knife, sir nifty, I guess good. Sir nifty. Sir Dennis Nutting
came in and he did send in a note which I of course, can't
find when I need to find it. But it's got to be here somewhere.
There it is. There's just nothing just says hello again.
John and Adam. Is 88 Celebrate our eighth anniversary. He's got
an anniversary going keep on producing the greatest podcast
in the universe. Thank you. We try. And he's in Hilo good. He
did or somebody I think he did send me pictures of the Hilo
airport had his Oh yes.
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and Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. That's the place I think I can
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from him.
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been listening for 300 Plus episodes. Good job. No. Yeah,
but notes for Martinez and we'll match in this mentioned match
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tough names. Tough, tough business. It is tough in here as
well. My humble contribution to prove that to appease the beast.
Yeah, please, eviscerating. Please keep eviscerating the
media on the no agenda altar and eat his heart out was still
beats. Yeah, show them the true power of the beast. To read a
newspaper is to refrain from reading something worthwhile
first discipline of education which therefore be to refuse
absolutely to feed the mind with can chatter. Okay, and with
somebody somewhere put together creepy Harley rose amazing head
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do it later. Okay,
you get a soundboard.
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I just stopped putting all the art jingles up from the
shownotes because bother show stealing and then start the
problem
occurs. People can't do their own thing we got our stuffs
original. It's the seventh anniversary and they say I
thought Adam had a screw loose Oh yeah, chemtrails and this and
oh come on, that's stupid, so I stopped listening.
Well of course can trail screw loose.
Probably months later it was in Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand.
I set aside time to figure out why the bank statements did not
match any check book. And I needed some white noise since no
agenda was still bookmarked. I clicked on your latest mp3 file
John asked and who were the most famous people who died in the
past year. And John compared Adams list to a Time magazine
article listing famous people who had died the preceding year
John decided and John decided Adam produced a superior list. I
became so intrigued that I stopped doing my paperwork and I
got to Time list I compared to what Adam came up with on the
spot and realized a first impression about Adam might be a
mistake. He's a genius. And so I started listening again. Now I'm
ready to be a donor. Oh, well, I
will cut my ear lobe off and send it to you.
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York's 6660 Scott Montgomery Sydney, British Columbia. Cool
place a birthday there. Michael let a lot of birthdays today
Michael Levin, Brooklyn, New York. David met kowski in
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Good Christopher deck actor in
Richland, Washington, Ben pink, in Orland Park, Illinois.
Brandon, Christian in Las Cruces in the mat in New Mexico.
Cameron white in Portland, Oregon. Portlandia. Michael app
and hog in food. Food Gesta. Sweden. I'm guessing Nick
Yohannes in St. Louis Park, St. Louis Park, Minnesota nuts.
Woe to you oh Earth and see for the devil sends the beasts with
wrath because he knows the time is short. Let him who hath
understanding reckoned the number of the beasts for it is a
human number. Its number is 666. Keep up the good work. Just
reading his notes.
Nice. Yeah. Michael Siegenthaler. In Phoenix,
Arizona, Craig carver in welland, Ontario, Canada, Tim
Connor. And our Connor in Edmonton, Alberta. Brian wardens
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that measures five benches for set maybe this was pronounced
you're usually Kenneth bear, Barry Bear. Bear Beaverton,
Oregon. Daniel L. Ehrlich in Boalsburg. Pennsylvania. Richard
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people thank you very much. Go to mark meshi Montgomery
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Australia. Esther inside jobs in Seattle, Washington 5023. And
finally the $50 donors are Stephen Milliken or buddy in
Corpus Christi. Greg Brunskill sir Greg, sir Greg in Kenosha,
Wisconsin. Leona Thompson in Timonium, Maryland 50 Richard by
this call.
There's a douchebag call out there which I think has been
missed. Okay, why Thompson this from Mike Thompson 6/54 Birthday
Hey on Halloween from his daughter, Leona Thompson. I
would like to request some birthday karma for him. He's a
longtime listener but hasn't donated anything so he is still
a douchebag when your daughter's calling you out man, time to
think about that's bad that's not good.
Richard Lalande lost wages Nevada 50 and the anonymous
lesbian stuff the group with 50 and of course she said a nice
little card.
Of course she does and I've joked with
me anymore where she might Joan you said for that decision kind
of I don't even know if I should read this note it's kind of sad.
Oh without you too. I don't know how I would get through each
crappy day ah, happy anniversary. So she has to she
has to brighten up I do have I'm gonna just out of the blue out
of the blue I'm gonna there's a clip I can play that might help
hurt that list and it is called the this was on Good Morning
America. It's good advice. This is GMA on smiling played as
well.
This morning, can you all heard the phrase fake it till you make
it that is actually a good idea. Find it if you walk like a happy
person upright posture, your arm swinging to your side, you might
actually feel happier. You can actually change your mood by
simply changing your posture through the power pose. Believe
it works
changes your hormones make sense to cortisol levels? Do it makes
sense I knew my mom always used to say perception is reality.
You know you sort of put that out there what you want and
before you know it it's happened. Science supports that
Lera yes it does.
Are they filling up until the commercial worst show in history
and you know what the second show in a row where your birth
you're throwing this poop on the on the on the listening audience
Wow. But there's good advice in there. Yes. Don't
listen to Good Morning Morning America clips is shite.
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fifth. James says Happy Birthday to the beautiful Marcy
celebrating on the 14th James will be celebrating his birthday
on the 15th day Melissa Simon's as we heard to our douchebag
hobby. No way that's not that's different. I'm sorry, Dave.
Melissa Simon's not to a douche bag. No other hobbies the Black
Knights are Todd Simon's it'll be his 33rd There we go. belated
birthday, Sir Paul Bella celebrate on the 31st of
October. Leona Thompson says Happy Birthday to our dad Mike
will be 54 154 yesterday. And then finally a big Happy
Birthday. She's probably about 33 She's up there in fourth
Washington. Port Angeles, Washington. Whatever. Almost in
Canada Happy Birthday meaning from all of your friends here
and your hobbies the best podcast in the universe. What
did you get together for a birthday? She's not listening to
show anyway. So what are you getting her? I got her stuff
kept telling me she doesn't listen, you got
one of those. I gotta two things. I got a little piece of
clothing one of those infinite scars that are so trendy. He has
a big loopy thing. Oh geez. And then I got some jewelry. Ah,
some very nice Indian rubies rubies. No, it's nice. Perhaps
Oh yeah. See rubies? I got her a ruby necklace.
You got pebbles that are painted blue. Oh Honey, it's me but
Native Americans I've done that I can just see her bags and talk
about the new car you cheap bastard. You know you know that
she's wants that. Oh, she's
got like a bunch of used cars and they work fine.
If one doesn't work, you use the other one. That's why we
congratulate her Paul Bella who became Baron Paul of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland although I
think we have a Northern Ireland Baron somewhere who may have to
share some of the peerage with and yeah, I would like to call
the following as we get get your seat You blade up for a second?
I got mine. Yeah, I would like Sergey Phillip off to come up to
the podium Michael Underwood, James Cates Daniel Hochstein and
Kalin Nistor if y'all please would come up to the podium I
would like to invite you into the illustrious club with an eye
to the names of the Roundtable, the neurogenesis show and I
hereby pronounce the case Sergey Phillip off again. Sir metal
mic, Sir James black nuts. Virginia and of Iceland. So
Daniel in the high desert, and sirness the all of you here
tonight to the no dinner on table for you. We have hookers
in Mali who bear in Legos ask him with bear feelings. We got
mushrooms and Maker's Mark Cuban cigars and single malt scotch
reports and sharp knife gauges and psyche buck and mineral and
of course if you want mutton and Mead and go to no agenda
nation.com/rings Pick up your ring is great and tweeted when
you get the ring and the ceiling wax and your your official
certificate and people have been doing that post pasta
receivership. Li they've been sending us their they've been
tweeting that out. It's okay. It's a good look. It's nice to
tweet that out. Yeah, then chose people what you're made of.
Exactly.
Very when I retweet everyone I see I mean to
I was reading hot rods or atomic rod Adams blog.
Okay, you know,
I think you and I know that the only real solution to a
sustainable earth is nuclear energy. I think we both agree on
that. Yes,
I I'm in on that. And of course,
the fear and the lack of knowledge of radiation pretty
much sends people into a tizzy of of complete, paralyzing fear
over anything related to nuclear energy spooky. And as you know,
we're we're still dying this horrific death from Fukushima.
There was a letter sent to the SAA let me say that from the SAR
AI, which is gonna bring up the website now visit radiation
effects.org. This is the scientists for accurate
radiation information. The head did not know about this group.
And these are oh, I don't know scientists and scientists from
we'll just go down the list. Georgetown University,
Washington University, University of Illinois, Indiana
University, National Center for Nuclear Research, the see US
Army be of course a zoom and lots of consultants nuclear
waste partnership Enercon, federal service scientist after
scientist after PhDs, the majority majority PhDs. But can
we argue with the science? No, no science has spoken. You
cannot argue with science. You can't argue with science. The
president says everyone says you cannot argue with science. The
science isn't. But most importantly, they sent a letter
and they said we really need to talk about the disastrous
consequences of the evacuation of Fukushima. To date 1600
People have died from the evacuation away from a radiation
zoned though what that was so low and Air and Radiation that
it was almost undetectable yet the it was the actual
evacuation. Forget about the tsunami that killed people. But
it wasn't there no radiation, the radiation deaths, I think to
guys who had their head in a puddle, but every 1600 people
have been killed from the evacuation from a place they did
not need to be evacuated from and they've sent a letter to all
the scientific advisory bodies ICRP and CRP on scare i E i A
World Health Organization, and he has to please implore them to
follow the science from the scientists who know about this
and stop making these mistakes. No one else will ever tell you
about this, you know. And you're not dying from Fukushima. But
there will be crazies out there who tell you hey, you know,
I diagnose pills.
You need iodine to protect you in some boner pills to keep you
happy. I have an idea. We were discussing Tim Cook's coming out
which Brian the gay Crusader pointed out to me that Tim Cook
has already done this in an article several years ago. You
were right. I didn't know he keeps doing it. So why would he
do this one of our assertions? Oh, yes. That's the big
question. One of our assertions was this is because he's under
pressure from the government be to remove encryption from the
iPhone to be a team player. And we're not talking about that
team cook And then maybe there was something coming out that he
didn't want to be a big surprise it could have been embarrassing.
Here's another thought I believe I could be wrong this is you are
they getting Crusader believing that no no this isn't me no Greg
gay Crusader told me it already come out. So this further
enhances the thinking that there was reasoning behind this that
we still have yet to figure out one assertion is there some
blackmail going on? And he needed to get this out again so
that the pictures of the leather or whatever then didn't look too
crazy. Looks
like a leather guy. That might be
I have another idea. And it's based on just just hunch gut
feeling,
hunch hunch, which will bring us to the next story hunch.
Do you think it's possible that there is I think, possibly we
will see a few more high profile coming out. admissions are
coming out. Gays, gay gays, gays, lesbians. I believe that
this is about to be the big thing for Hillary Clinton.
Someone is going and someone is threatening her is a good one
about her. I see where you're heading a in love with Anthony
wieners wife. Oh my Aberdeen uma uma Huma, who am I Aberdeen and
that we need more high profile people to say what's it to
soften the blow once it Turia you got an iPhone you like
gaisce You can't lie hate the gays if you got an iPhone should
vote for Hillary vote for Hillary if you got an iPhone.
What do you think I think this may be it.
I think this is the craziest This is crackpot at his best
that is nothing I can argue against it. By the way, quote of
the day soften the blow quote of the day John, soften the blow
that somebody it took
me a while the two of the chat room to repeat it before I got
it. Good. Good job. There he goes again slipping by so Oh,
he's here all week.
It's not as good. I can. Well, something's up because there's
no reason for him to do this. Again. Again. Again. He said
it's God's greatest gift.
Yes. Which brings in the religion very strange because
bringing the religious life itself would be a greater gift
is bringing in the religious people because they need to vote
for Hillary as a sodomite. That's a crazy crazy, it's
automated.
And I know it's it's it is unusual. You're right. And I
have no explanation. Would
you put it in the book for me? I believe it's the book where the
other thing is red book.
So the book says a Hillary comes out before the election. Yes,
but
probably a couple more. High profile coming out. Okay, well
it comes out after a series Yes. Series. Yes. A series of high
profile of outings. Yes. Self outings has to be self outings.
It has to be magazine self outing. Okay, Adam. Yellow let
me get the yellow markers. Highlighter. Yes. highlighted
this good. Good, good. Good. I'm all for it. And all we are is
this. Good now right here in alright. So we'll see. What do
you think do you don't think that's a I think is a viable? I
think it is a possibility?
I am seeing a lot of Let me see. Where's this article? Maybe? I
don't know if I kept it article midweight. And maybe it's here.
Just check. I think they're in for a big surprise if they think
they can get away with Hillary being a lesbian. This is not
going to fly.
Well, it's probably this is the this will have to be the death
knell. They've tried everything else. We have to discredit this
live we have to make it so she cannot really have any chance to
run. Right you have I do not put it past anybody. Anybody in this
race with or the entire world at stake for running and ruining
and realizing everything was out in one dike? Nothing. They don't
care. Nobody cares. By the way, I said Daikon Of course, you'll
get some notes from woman on woman love is one of the most
beautiful things I've ever seen. Except when the lesbian bed
death happens. It's sad. I'm sad about that.
All right. Don't take that as a you would have been fired for
half the stuff you said on today's show. Yes. If suits.
Yeah, Adam, we think you need a little vacation after you sign
your name under this note. Yes.
The rainbow coalition agreement. So you won't say that we made
you signed this
rainbow coalition is for threatening to to boycott our
advertisers. We're really sorry. Just we you really. I'm sorry.
You have too it's okay downtown Julie Brown will take over
she'll be great with John what about what about what about you
crackpots?
Okay, I've got a I got to kind of run little offbeat stuff. So
I have a clip with that, that there's a little trick in this
clip. This is a clip from one of the TV shows that you hate me
playing. But it brings out a very interesting because of the
TV do thing you keep overlooking when you moan about this is your
clip of how there are pressure groups, mostly Democrats that go
to Hollywood and have stuff slipped in to scripts. watch a
clip. I want you to dig that clip up again and play it again.
Not today. Okay, I think that's one of the most interesting
clips you've ever produced.
Okay, I'd have to remember what it was but yeah, okay, now
I want you this would be like an ask Adam. This is a this is a
meme about a wealth I never mind can't ask you because I got the
whole thing here. This is the name of the clip and you're
gonna play here's an example of, of using the mainstream dramatic
shows to create in the mind of the listener. Negative kinds of
connotations is a connotation clip called TV meme bullying
free minute,
this has been a blip on the net continuous
problem with anonymity, there is no accountability. It empowers
cowards to become bullies just like this guy.
Most bullies started out as victims themselves. Maybe this
guy's lashing out on the internet because it was used
against him. He was a victim of cybercrime. And Bill Garrett was
a cyber cop. It can't be a coincidence that the killer
targeted him. Okay,
so here's what we've done here. We have taking taken bullying
and made it a crime. Well, yes, that would be freestyling
bullying is a crime. It's not as obvious as cybercrime, yes, so
bullies. So this guy is a bully, and he was bullied which means
he was a victim of cybercrime, thus, illegal crime bringing
together the connection between bullying and criminal activity,
which of course is this is a unless you are physically
striking or threatening someone in a certain manner, which would
be assault, which is part of assault and battery, then you
are merely exercising a poor judgment perhaps, but free
speech, which has got to go which will be unlawful content.
So when I say Updike's and all this stuff, unlawful content,
block that show, take it off, not allowed on our network,
ISP, on on the on the network, the internet network, yes.
Unless, of course, we we will be using the distributed hash
tables and that's going to be our backup, but it's going to be
complicated and not as free as it used to be. We will have to
jerry rigged the net. But this is exactly what it is. And this
was what show Castle Castle it was just popular show. Big
number show, right?
Yeah, it's gonna it's, it's sold out.
So the clip you referred to was a series of clips actually about
it was actually about six clips. And you were referring to Martin
Kaplan, of the what was the it's the society by the guy who's
still alive who we thought it was dead, but can't remember.
And I think I have a 22nd clip which explains this.
So in the course of our work, this is in the two years 11 to
13 335 storylines that we worked on have been aired we've worked
with 35 networks in the past four years 91 different
television shows
and there's only one thing we can play after that clip
is freedom. subjugation is liberation. Contradiction is the
facts of this world and you will surrender to them
right You pigs and human clothing We're done for how long
do you think it'll it'll take before we are we surface on
someone's cybercrime radar and our get kicked off the air or
arrested
banned. Lawsuit sued,
being sued or arrested, arrested I got arrested.
Arrested for what for
a cybercrime cyber bullying, calling Pete a while
I think I think It just the easiest way to do Well the
easiest way to stop this revelation of truth is to just
buy us off.
Not a bad idea. I call on Koch brothers. And get us out of the
save us. What would it take? 10 million split five each,
I think five each five, five, we should be good. And I'm going
through the rigmarole of costing the taxpayers money. Yeah.
Here's
John. Have you seen the latest castle? It was a great episode.
Finally, finally. Finally, someone is taking these damn.
I'm so sick and tired of the bullying that goes on in the
social networks. It this has to stop children and we need to
think of the children.
Why can't they stop it? And I'll tell you right now. We need
legislation. We need legislation just turn it over to the FCC
that will be these they know how to do the FCC finally. I'm so
glad they be a thority over the internet and just put a stop to
it. They just find for example, they find somebody's
they find CBS $200,000 for Janet Jackson's nipple.
The I think that was three 50 million good start.
Good start.
Sure. Yeah, it just more more of that crack down on this stuff.
It's in the public. You can't us going on. There's people
swearing Oh, wearing on podcast
taking the Lord's name in vain. Continuously football. No, you
need to ban people with Tourette's from podcast no
Tourette's podcasters.
That's probably a start.
I think that was I think that is our audition tape. Hello, Koch
brothers.
So Russia today had a I don't know if we've been following
this on and off. We haven't following the fact that you
cannot get a bank account if you're an American overseas. But
that's because they've been trying to get this.
It's too much hassle for the banks. There's too much
compliance
issues that may be ending with it. This is on Russia today.
This is the banking secrecy is over clip that, as I think is
showing us the way forward banking
secrecy and its old form is obsolete. Those were the words
by the German finance minister at the Global Forum on
transparency and exchange of information that was in Berlin
this week, where finance ministers from over 51 countries
signed an agreement with the hopes to end tax evasion for
good. Now at the moment, anyone can open up a bank account in
another country without having to inform the taxman in their
own country. But from September 2017, the countries who have
signed up to this agreement will automatically exchange this
information. Now another 30 countries pledged to join by
2018. And this includes Switzerland, where millionaires
and billionaires have been keeping their cash safe for well
around three centuries. Now. That's a
twist and had to give it up to them don't give it up. That's
what
they said. That's what comes next in the second phase. So in
other words, Switzerland is giving themselves an extra year
or two, to clear everything out to come out as a golden get out,
right to fix the books and get people out of there. And so they
look good. But this is I don't know, I get a letter, something
you can't do anything about I
receive a letter annually from ABN AMRO, where I still have an
account with maybe 130 euros in there. And we use it to pay off
cabs or politicians, whatever, whatever we can, then it's first
of all, just sending money to my own account, a wire transfer,
which you can do from the mechanics bank, I'll have you
know, do that. Why would why would they don't I don't know
how to receive a wire transfer.
That's depends on the branch. It could be Berkeley branch does
wire transfers. Well,
we we only use the Albany branch, and they like their
Headstart suspend. So you can do it with Chase for $40. Oh, yeah.
And but I so I transferred some money over because mainly, I
think my dad tell me the story to pay. For my party. My
birthday party had to pay the caterer that tell you the story.
No. Oh, so there was no and I send this money over. And again,
text mails, my phone is ringing. choppers are out. Do you really
know what's going on? Do you have to call? Everything's
locked out. So I have to call in I had to go through triple
authentication of who I was where I lived. What socks do I
wear with a person not a machine? Because I had
transferred money to Europe. As a Do you know who this is? Yeah.
And what is it for? It says on the memo, birthday party atom is
that code for terrorist financing? It was unbelievable.
So to get it over, takes time to go through that rigmarole and
then it costs $40 just insane. Probably cuz they know that they
have to get someone to three people to check to see if it's
okay. couple grand really? And and then you know, so once it's
in there, then the ABN AMRO once a year says, Yeah, you know we
really don't you know, can we think about maybe look you can
use another bank and they want to get rid of me. I've been with
them for 30 years.
Yeah, but the bank for 30 years and they want to get rid of you
because it's a little extra paperwork well, so
there's I have no, I have no money running through it, which
actually keeps them out of trouble. But they still have to
do an annual report of whatever I've
done well, it's all be automated now. So that probably be
supposedly is going to be automated, which means you can
probably do the keep an account there. Well, it's ft. Yes. Now
this is the whole world financial system is designed to
enslave everybody. And don't want anybody getting some money.
I'd like to say spending it on a party for God's sake.
Everybody who's got an iPhone six and is all jacked up and all
hot and horny about your Apple Pay. What? You are stupid. wait,
just wait. An oh, let's finally get rid of cash. Okay, fine. You
will see I hope I'm dead before it happens. And I don't want to
be around when this comes down. When they really subjugate
everybody. It's how it's happening. In Holland, they
don't have cash. Almost nothing. It's all pin. Pin ones pin
in. What's it poking pin or whatever they call
running out? Oh, can pin the bingo poke and pin? Yeah, you
can't you can't get on the tree. You can't get on the tram. Did I
tell you the tram you have to check in and check out with your
with your RFID enabled O V chip card, which is the same as the
oyster to ask Adam then you can ask him. Ask him ask him. Da. So
you get on the tram or the bus. Yeah, trams that go all over.
You hold up your car to the RFID reader goes Do you see at that
point accepted. And then when you leave the tram or the train
the bus, you must check out to a stop the meter from running. If
you don't, your card can run out actually and you'll they'll say
oh, there's eight euros gone? Oh,
because it thinks you're on the train just dry writing yard by
the mile. I
guess it's a cab you didn't get out who did not have
transportation you did not get out. That's right. But of
course, then just about everybody's card is I mean,
you're able to get an anonymous one for a fee of eight euros as
you wouldn't, but you can only charge the card with your pokin
pin. So they connect the pokin pin to the anonymous to the to
the Travel Card, even if it's an anonymous travel card. So let's
go into that. Well, it's not anonymous. It's not anonymous,
but it's not anonymous. That's the whole point. They are
tracking your movement. Yes, they want to get on where you
get off. And of course there's a very small stair step from
connecting the poking pin to the Travel Card to just make the
Travel Card the travel booking pin pokin pin and go this is a
good marketing pokin pin and go so it's fine it's all fine but I
have actually been in position a while long time ago where the
IRS came to me the Dutch IRS in this case bolusing Dean's and
said what you need to prove X y&z Because we have tracked you
through flight records, you were on this helicopter that day, we
have your phone position, going from Amsterdam to Schiphol east.
So we know that this was you. And I'm talking 15 years ago,
they could do this. So good luck with that because you are guilty
of something at all times forever. Just look at the US
Code. You're guilty of something somehow. And they'll be and you
know, you just tap on step on the wrong toes and you're good
to go. That's all this is. This is bogus. Go read the Unabomber
manifesto. You'll see how right he was. Just don't blow anybody
up not for that thing. Okay,
well yeah, well this is your thing. That's why I couldn't get
a hold of you yesterday.
Because I don't have it's if I'm not kidding your
phone you don't carry your phone and when you go when you leave
the house nobody knows where you're going. That's right. You
suspicious in itself in my opinion. If I was a law
enforcement I'd be I'd be watching your every move as he
has an iPhone bug on your car. That's what a little little
thing a little tracking device on the back of it which is
legal. And I found out which so screw you.
You could not get a hold of me. I know. You do two messages one
of actual Ultra importance and then the newsletter both you
could not get a hold of me and I apologize I was off the air
So this last newsletter by the way, I would recommend people go
back and look at it because it is. I think it's one of
the best pieces of work you've ever done. Outside it. Yeah,
Mickey was reading the newsletter in bed
on the phone on her phone. Yeah, you can read it on the phone
this one actually scaled properly. Yeah, I've been using
this template on and off and occasionally you put something
in there I don't know what code it is. But it throws it off and
says not not gonna scale anymore. It's just a big old
giant mess. So it won't work on the phone. But this one works on
the phone. This last one Yeah,
she loved the kitten picture. Picture that's one from hell is
the best one ever. Kitten pigs Very good. As we wind it down,
John, but I do want to try and keep this under five hours for
today. We got a lot of post production work to do with the
666 big beast show notes and everything. Let's see if you
want to I mean I kept a lot of you.
I want to talk we gotta talk about the guy in Pennsylvania
because we have a contact now we do a guy who is his buddy his
his friend and he tells us this whole thing is is completely
should summarize we'll talk about it more on another show
because it's not it's not going away. This is the guy that we're
they were tracking down they had to shut down the city because
it's not to kill everybody. But in fact he was killed somebody
who was apparently fooling around with his brother's wife
or something there's another one of those love triangles. So the
whole thing is a scam and the crooked Police Department is out
to get the guy so the US Marshals which is a group by the
way that needs to be looked into the US Marshals came into town
they're supposed to track down fugitives these are the guys who
shot Gary Weaver's wife and dog and somebody else a kid and this
kid this kid and nobody good went to jail nobody got indicted
nothing happened.
I have a clip from from this, which we are which includes my
favorite man on the street. And as you'll see there's a some
discrepancy in what happened if you look at any of the His name
is fine frying right? Fine, fine. They beat the crap. They
beat the crap out of the guy in his head some his face somehow
met the pavement I think was the exact match. Okay, it's very
unfortunate how his face met the pavement. And then they go to
man on the street. What do you think man on the street would
say about the cops? Smashing someone's face
deserved it man
after man hon. It was United States Marshals who found
suspected Trooper killer Eric freed. Scott Mikulski was
searching the abandoned Birchwood resort near
Tannersville when he found one of America's most wanted
criminals
was me identify myself as law enforcement. I told him to get
on the ground. He found out he just kept closing distance about
five feet away. I said, What? Who are you what's your name?
And he said, Eric,
the US Marshal said at that point free looked sad and
defeated. hours later, the public got their first glimpse
of freedom showing some injuries to his face. State police say
his face was that way when they got to the
law enforcement. He is he has talked to us about some things
that occurred to him while he made his way through the woods
and so forth over that 40 plus day period. But that was an
injury that occurred to him at some point in his flight
from the clouds gate has a different story. The Marshal
says friends facial injuries happened when he secured frean
on an asphalt runway.
Sometimes when we take people into custody we have to make
take drastic measures, especially when he killed a
fellow officer weren't messing around.
Even after that US Marshal admitted that it was him that
took Eric Fried's face to the asphalt people still have
questions. Newswatch 16 spoke to some people who live in the
Poconos while some say that they agree with what the marshal did
other said it could have been a lot worse
that's the least that they could have done in our home we brought
to justice and that's what I was hoping for. I was hoping for a
capture not a kill so I'm glad
he wasn't killed getting your face to the ground. Very small
price to pay it's wrong
with me what he did is wrong but two wrongs don't make a right
there's the American public everybody
well in the Poconos I mean you have to assume that this whole
area from the sounds of this entire story for the way began
everyone screw in their their friends brothers screw on each
other.
Others like deliverance too
much I read next up they're bringing the marshals. Yeah,
it's not of course it's just not being reported properly. Fine.
Fine, fine, fine. The NSA. That assistant top dog, what's her
name? Che. We talked about her she had all these businesses on
the side. This woman Yes, she resigned. Which of course the
NSA said his or her departure was routine and long planned, of
course, actually the National Security Agency's director of
signals intelligence and had to Little businesses on the side
who was selling signal intelligence services to
contractors who had contracts from the National Security
Agency. Good work
okay, I'm good.
I think I'm gonna hit some drone fear porn from CBS. We can do
that later. We can do it tomorrow we can do everything
not tomorrow we'll do it Thursday. I got a lot of Ebola
stuff still actually a good one but when it's it's too long see
that's no it's too long. It's good. I tell you what, why don't
we get out of here this was fun episode. I enjoyed this
immensely. And let me say Hail Satan.
Hail Hydra. Yeah, which a lot of people will get I had no idea
what you're talking about. That's what I figured that's
what I figured that's why I said it. That's very
good. Hail Hydra.
Thank you all for contributing to the mark of the beast episode
of no agenda show I'll play us out with some mark of the beast.
Tune edge. Essence we all deserve that for sure. And we
shall return on Thursday for episode 667 Holy macaroni
looking forward to more destruction for you all then
we'll maybe just deconstruction construction. Coming to you from
FEMA Region six here in the capital the drone star states in
the morning everybody hail satan. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, we're now as the sun is
going up at a different time and it's in my eyes while I'm doing
the show. There's all kinds of problems going on here in
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I knew I needed someone to assassinate to meet his wife I
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You this I think could be one of the most important things that
we don't know that we don't know.
Right? There's there's the stuff that you know you don't know.
And there's the stuff that you know that you know, and there's
the stuff that you don't know that you know, and but the most
destructive can be the study to paraphrase Donald Rumsfeld, the
most destructive can be the stuff that you don't know that
you don't know.
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