Baltimore's a shithole let's start with that. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, April 30 2015. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 717. This
is no agenda, wearing the helm of
jade sighs 15 armband and broadcasting live from the
crackpot condo and FEMA Region six in the capital drone Star
State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm in the Tower of truth.
I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill.
Why you wrote that down? Didn't you know, I just thought of one
tower of truth.
Tower of truth. Somebody sent a tweet in and I was retweeting
saying, listen to this show it is no it's the good news rundown
without the underpinning pinnings of politics
the tower hashtag tower of truth
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All right. Well, everybody Yeah, that's tomorrow, sir. We
didn't start Yeah. What does that ranch hand stuff you got
again?
I wouldn't want to get dressed. Don't get that stuff on. You
know, the ranch hand lubricant.
Oh, it's just so slippery. In fact, you stuff. It's like if
you spray something in the like the kitchen you say there's a
squeaky thing on your frigerator and a little bit of it gets on
the floor. You never get it off. And it's so slippery that you'd
be fall on your ass for about a month.
Okay, so be careful. Be careful. Be careful. That stuff. Use with
caution. I did something interesting last night. I was
invited to a star party.
I thought you went to Obama bought dinner.
No, no, no, that's next week. Yeah. Star Park
star party from all this. Let's say they're in the Austin area.
No. This was organized by Dana Falcon Berry. And the night
blooms. Data Falcon Berry is pretty well known in Austin. Is
that a band? The night blooms is a man but Dana Falcon Berry is
just solo singer. Okay, and Ira girl girl girl Girl cute. Super
cute. And one of our producers a friend of mine Mark Hall. We've
talked about he's a documentary filmmaker did the sushi the
sushi tuna documentary we talked about you don't remember? And
he's working on some we communicate a lot he has good
insight info. He's the guy that has the place in
Panama does that ring aware in Panama?
Oh, are we right you were gonna go down and visit with Yeah,
there
you go. There you go. So he he said look, I got a an extra
ticket to the star party. And it's only like 50 People can be
there. And it's really wild because it's one of these hush
hush things apparently I had no idea what to expect. Okay, so we
we show up and this is at the what isn't it? It's a small park
near be caves here in Austin is a little bit outside of the
city.
So Dana Falken berry looks a little like Justin Bieber.
I can see that.
So it's a common and it's free. But you have to you can register
online and you know, after 50 people, whatever is That's it.
And there's no, there's no other promotion or anything. It's just
set up by by these girls. And we didn't really know what to
expect, but we heard there would be some telescopes. Okay. Oh,
star party. It was a combo. So it did look at the stars. Yeah,
the Austin Astronomical Society was there. I realized it had
been 40 years since I looked through a telescope and anything
in the sky. When's the last time you looked at? Through whatever.
I have a telescope.
But when's the last time you'd look through it? Probably a
month ago. Oh, would you look at the neighbors.
I usually look at now that you mentioned it I got enough of
enough of a boost that you can from here if it's a real clear
day you can look into the office buildings in San Francisco. Oh,
well, we were looking at Jupiter and I can't recall ever seeing
Jupiter with the naked eye well through the telescope with with
it you could see the moons and everything it was it was really
nice and these guys they had one of them had like his homebrew Lo
Fi thing. It must have been a 10 inch diameter made out of a big
plumbing tube and like a milk crate plastic milk crate was the
stand and it was you know of course didn't have any motor to
you know, you could only watch for 40 or 50 seconds before
whatever you're looking at moves out of view that was really
cool. And they were telling me how they via you get the day
order these lenses 18 inch diameter a mirror I should say
in his hand polished by this guy's I had no idea. I noticed
it was kind of a very low tech nice experience and I encourage
everyone to look through a telescope. But then after that,
then there was like this. This path with blue lit moon rocks
into the woods and there's a little shanty rugs on the ground
and, and log benches and then Dana Alconbury played for I
don't know, half hour, 45 minutes or an hour. It was
really nice. I should have been with a woman. You know Mark and
I
was okay it's masturbates
it was it was kind of spiritual. I think the portal is doing it a
business fair a job. Portal is working on me. Okay, good. I
just wanted to say that it's nice. Get out there and
watch the stars once in a while. Sure. i If it wasn't for light
pollution, we'd have a great show every night everywhere.
Yeah. I've been trying to put a stop to it. But I went you know,
to do a couple observatories, the big ones big the big.
So that's just one two hours outside of Austin and the Austin
Astronomical Society runs that. And so I think it's important
meetings all the time. You have to look Yeah, well, one weekend
per month, it's open to the public. Yeah, he
should do that. And I was like, hey man,
show me the moon base. Guys, and he actually went like no man
there's no moon base it was I wish I had recorded it. It was
so fantastic. awkward for me I think he was he knows
everybody knows the moon base is on the other side of the Moon
telescope
Hold on a second I have to play something for you here hadn't
expected to do it this early. This is from Mac break weekly on
the twit network discussing oh gee the Apple Watch
but I do love this the Minister is this is just a show off
display here's the moon and I can actually go see the Dark
Side of the Moon and verify that Adam curry is wrong there is no
secret US military base on the back
it's Israeli moon base dark Israeli non American nice we're
gonna believe the Apple Watch now guys believe the apple
wallet
true is that Adam curry is wrong yes
believe
the Apple Watch you get a room believe the Apple Watch
Yeah, and then there was some other stuff going on
i Yeah, there is there's some stuff going on. There's some
stuff going on. Let me read
just get everybody up you know kind of uplift them up, lift our
spirits up for a moment think about the moon and the stars and
now let's talk
about well I think we should think about the light pollution
you can't see the moon in the stars. Now or as a former US
Army psychological operations specialists I'm cleaning off my
desk is a letter I should have read this from David has Halsey
my take on those photos of the guys which I had in the
newsletter of these guys Standing and shooting a giant
machine gun desert in the desert in the desert a lot of
foreigners even legitimate military will fire weapons like
that because it makes them feel cool. I can see that. I have
seen legitimate footage similar to the first picture of an
actual firefight. There's one good YouTube video where the guy
gets shot in the head Oh temples back down the hill Nice. Even in
our own military we had to teach the privates not to hold the
guns like a gangbanger yes in US Army psychological operations
from 2003 2007 Well, if
you've ever shot a machine gun, I'm sure you have and I did it
in Iraq kind of free range. Yeah, total Rambo. I had to
Glocks, you know, like in the matrix. Yeah. Can't do that at a
range that's kind of frowned upon.
Well, they have ranges around the country that are designed
for it. Yeah, not many. I know Ryan here, but they're around.
We
had that great one here and all Aston which was open for exactly
a month, and they had the till Gene and I went there and they
had the open range with all Mad Max beat up cars with Tanner.
Right. And so if you hit it just right, it would explode. Nice.
Yeah, yeah, that lasted exactly a month. Okay. Too much fun.
Too much fun. Shut it down. much
fun. Too much fun.
How can you how can this be considered fun by any normal
person?
Quick call back to the episode from Sunday just because I did
some of the work. We were discussing Reggie Love the
former body man of President Obama about the President being
a lizard. Why doesn't he doesn't exactly say a lizard?
No, he just says he doesn't sweat. and First Lady Michelle.
She's under like so much more pressures and scrutiny than the
President or you know anyone else who works in the West way.
But it work. It's the president and love who played the role of
the old married couple. What did he do that?
That was pretty funny, by the way, just as a single single
statement.
That drives you crazy.
The thing that used to kill me is that
when he gets up around the after he snores, be quiet. I'm sorry,
I just don't pay loves
to run around with that. Shut up. And, and I get high and I
start sweating. It's 80 degrees in this car. I gotta like pass
out.
So that was the bit that the President does not use air
conditioning in the beast. And it's 80 degrees in the car
Reggie Love is about to pass out the president and it's not even
breaking a sweat.
He's hoping he passes out.
Your day you are in quite on a roll today. Nice. I'm happy. I'm
happy. Alright, so we tackle Baltimore right off the bat.
Just get it done. So we can do all kinds of other cool stuff.
Okay, I've got some Baltimore clips I believe. Now for those
who
don't know, the media has been showing certainly in America,
but I'm sure it's everywhere in Gitmo nation that has been
showing the black dudes burning down Baltimore that's pretty
much all we've seen. Although I've there's been a lot of
valiant attempts to
I mean, there's a lot I think we're seeing a lot of hand
wringing to
true but I got I have a lot of clips here just you know play
one right off the bat I need to you need to um so mainly
because I'm not sure what it is but it's the Baltimore This is a
misdirection clip is one of those clips I like to always
bring out with a trying to make you look over here. Misdirection
ABC.
Don't look over here. Nothing to see. Look at that
and demanding peace. This is our city that we have
to live here. But we will have order and we will have peace.
This is the image they want more Americans to see a black mother
pulling her teenage son from the crowd of street thugs after
spotting the young man on live TV. As we entered this city, you
could smell the fire in the air and all night long. It was the
sound of fire alarms and sirens one after another one after
another. Police having so much trouble keeping up with this.
The calls for peace. Not being heated so far.
Thanks to Steve for that want to bring in our senior justice
correspondent Pierre Thomas right now appear we know now the
National Guard coming into place, hoping for calm today.
But there has been some criticism of Baltimore officials
for not calling the police and force fast enough.
Yes. Good morning, George. There'll be some Monday morning
quarterbacking on whether they had enough officers out on
patrol given Freddie Gray's funeral yesterday, tensions were
going to be high despite the call for peace. Did the police
move quickly enough to stop those stores from being looted?
But they were clearly in a difficult position once people
started throwing rocks and bricks. It was a dicey
situation. George
in this city has been facing some chronic problems.
George thugs and misguided young people have hijacked what were
largely peaceful protests, and there was some powerful forces
at work. Baltimore's poverty rate is nearly double the
national average. And it has chronic severe drug and crime
issues that lead to violence. Between 2010 and 2013. The city
had nearly 900 murders, some of those years, roughly half those
homicides did not get solved. And you throw in the fact that
the police department has had a difficult relationship with the
black community in that town, paying out millions to the
allegations of misconduct and excessive force. And right now
is the witch's brew, given what we're seeing. There's going to
be tremendous pressure on the President and his new attorney
general to engage publicly on this issue. Baltimore's only 40
miles from the nation's capitol.
That's right so far, they're calling it a local issue but
you're exactly right. The Ag brief the President yesterday
appeared Thomas Thanks very much.
What part did you do confused you?
Well, first of all, this is pretty much of a black town as a
black mayor. It has a black police commissioner. It has a
black it has a chief of police and it has 70% Black cops, but
the way they keep presenting this is like as like a focus in
situation where you're dominated by the white man Republican is
responsible somehow.
Well hello To
vote Democrat.
Well, hold on, hold on. That's the fallacy that has been the
the leadership of Baltimore has been Democrats since 1967.
Right 90s That's true. 1967 has been all run by Democrats and
who
is the aihole? Responsible? Who's Who's their
representative? Name it. It's that douchebag Cummings.
Oh, Cummings. Right. Come he's the douchebag. Listen
to this. I'm sorry. Go ahead.
Okay, uh, one more just which is I just to remind people what's
going on with a lot of this play the Baltimore Democrat formula
clip. I will wait, and when you play, it didn't tell me what you
think I will be trying to trying to bring out in this formula
clip. Oh,
my second. I just gotta restart that. I don't want the formula.
Okay.
They will not let this define them. Instead, we're seeing
people handing out voter registration cards, urging the
young people of this community to change their own future. This
is a city on edge. There is no question about that. But the
people here made clear they don't want what happened last
night to ever happen again.
Yeah. And there's telling the keep voting Democrat, I guess,
voting. So they're out with the same formula. They all here's
what they vote you if you vote, we won't have these problems
anymore, because it'll vote out the white man. There's no white
men left. Yeah,
it's and what's even crazier, because I really studied this,
just from the media perspective. The MSNBC is is all in on. This
is black versus white. And I have some outrageous clips. I
really, they. I mean, fantastic, really, for the show. But
there's also a war between it's it hasn't really surfaced yet.
Although I'm seeing it between MSNBC and CNN, or MSNBC is
saying CNN or the racist white News Network. They're not really
say what the Caucasian news network is just call it that
Caucasian. Let's start first with Erin Burnett. And, you
know, she's so disappointing to me. i She was so fun and nice on
CNBC. And now she's just just a robot. You know, there's just
nothing, nothing coming out of her But reading the script, and
she doesn't even really look cute anymore. I don't think
she's trying. That's just me. Here she is. Right. I forget who
she's talking to. But this was a big point that came up.
And Councilman, you know, it's interesting, because
the mayor of Baltimore who's come under a lot of criticism,
scathing criticism for her handling of this referred to the
people who were doing this last night as thugs. And she got a
lot of criticism for that. There were people I saw on Twitter
saying, Why would you call them thugs, then they're not gonna
listen to you. President Obama also called the protesters in
his words today, quote unquote, criminals and thugs. He also
carefully chose to use that word,
isn't it the right word?
Now this is I was very surprised by what this Councilman came
back with. And this became one topic of debate between the news
and work networks and amongst themselves.
No question, it's not the right word to call our children,
thugs. These are children who have been set aside
marginalized, who have not been engaged by us now. We don't have
to call what they did.
I mean, that's a sense of freedom to steal and burn down a
CVS and about old person's home.
I mean, come on.
Come on, so calling them thugs just call them niggers? Because
call them niggers? No, you don't have to call them by names. We
don't have to do that. That is exactly what we've set them to.
Now, when you say, Come on, come on what you would call your
child a thug. If they should do something that would not be what
you would expect them to do.
So the President was that guy that was funny. He was
councilman. I don't know. Another one of those a lot of
counselors. Yeah.
Yeah. But I wanted to just point this out, since we're bringing
it he says we seem to have spotted this problem. There's
white versus black thing in a town. It's all black, run by
blacks, run by the Democrats and 67 should have mentioned that
Detroit had the same problem and is now a complete disaster
because they never have this back and forth, swapping back
and forth thing. The networks that were trying to keep this
white versus black thing alive. spent an awful lot of time
clipping the white governor of the state of Maryland who came
through to look around and they emphasize then the white
emphasizes he's just an ugly white guy. And he's wandering
around he's got triple chins to get one big. He's got no neck
and he's like the worst case scenario. So they saw off
finally, finally, we got some contrast. Well,
there's a couple more things but the T word and now it's the T
word. By the way. When I was growing up, thugs were kind of
like the you remember the three bad guys from the Donald Duck
cartoon?
The Beagle Boy Yeah,
the big The boys they were thugs that was that was what a thug
look like. And I think they were white. One of them
there were kind of hard to tell because they had their light
shaded and cat or something that was
blind. Why don't we just do ourselves a little favor? And
let's just get the definition of thug and let's see if there's a
racial component to it. violent person, especially a criminal.
Oh, here's some synonyms we could use ruffian. I think that
we should, those Ruffins in Baltimore, hoodlums, gangsters,
villain criminal, but also in historical context, a member of
a religious organization of robbers and assassins in India.
Well, she shouldn't you know, here's a, I don't know if I
would have been able to do this. But this guy, this Councilman
who comes down and he says, Well, we just use the words
nigger. Yeah, instead of thug. She should have called him out
on that, that the word thug is not a racial term. It's not
about a race. I understand racial terms. So I understand
what guy said the guy is disgusting. This person. Yeah,
I think he went in the wrong direction. Because what he's
trying to get him out. But what is Erin Burnett, this isn't I'm
telling you disappointing. What is what is going on here is
they're trying to say, these are poor people, and they're pissed
off at the end, you know, so calling them thugs does does
injustice to what is happening. And I understand everyone, that
would have been what you just said, should have said that he
should have said some there were some community leaders and
Councilman who I thought were very eloquent. And they were
starting to get their message through. But let's go now to
Alex Wagner, from MSNBC, the all racial network, really, really
out of order what they're doing over
there to the use of the word itself. Brittany, I mean, I
think there are folks like
this is I think, as a writer for salon magazine, Brittany
CNNs, Erin Burnett, who don't understand why here's the wall.
Oh, Erin Burnett.
Burnett doesn't understand she's white. You see, she doesn't
understand
the use of the word itself. Brittany, I mean, I think there
are folks like CNN,
folks, I'm calling racial connotation right there, folks,
folks, who don't understand
why it's offensive, and why some people are saying the T word is
the N word. You know,
why don't they these are leaders of the black community. If
you're on television, why don't you explain? I don't understand.
I'm sorry, I don't when did this become racial? When when Tupac
put Thug Life tattoos all over him? That's when it became
racial or something. You know, this is very disturbing what's
going on here?
Give us your take?
Sure. It's rooted in a racialized understanding of
black people. So for instance, no one is calling the police who
put this kid in a van and snapped to spine and crushed his
voice box thugs right there only applying it to acts of violence
against property. Right acts of insurer acts of harassment Sure,
acts of anger. But what are we going to have a language to talk
about the systemic violence that white folks do in the name of
anti blackness and white supremacy in this country, we
don't have a language for that. So this becomes a way for there
to be a procession of both white people in the media who are
unsympathetic, and also the sort of respectable middle class or
upper class black people who are saying, we want to maintain law
and order and we want to make a distinction between us and the
criminals and the thugs, the low the lower elements of black
people. We don't want to be associated with them. Well,
and Derek Clifton on the mic ra says that it's fine by and large
Thug is used to describe black perpetrators of violence very
rarely white.
When did this happen? But I did not receive this memo. I was
this woman. This is Alex Wagner. She has that show on MSNBC as
she makes
leaps of faith, totally. And
in this context, the use of the word thug has been used to
delegitimize the actions of many because of the actions of a few.
The fact is, the Black Lives Matter movement has been a
peaceful movement. It's been a non violent movement. And so by
making it seem like everyone Black Lives Matter is now a
thug. You're trying to delegitimize a movement and
mischaracterize that
Brittany, you bring up this point in your in your writing
today that it is as much a black white issue as it is a black
black issue. I mean, Stephanie Rawlings Blake is black woman
Barack Obama is half black, half white, but as identified
Wait a minute.
Did we get to say that?
When When? When do you get to say that I have never heard the
only good news here is that nobody watches MSNBC true and as
a black president, and they're using the word now Stephanie
Rawlings Blake has since said has apologized the President
seems if I were to leave the White House apologize for using
the word thug.
You gotta apologize the T word John the T word don't use the T
words.
Press Secretary by the way tickets
just called they're pissed off
defiantly sort of doubling down on this is how I describe
looters and people who perpetrate violence Loretta
Lynch ag her first public statement is I condemn the
senseless acts of violence by some individuals in Baltimore
that have resulted in harm to law enforcement officers
destroyed kind of property and a shattering of peace in the city
of Baltimore. It would have been nice if she had mentioned
Freddie Gray. That's right.
Okay. Now let me switch back to the Caucasian news network, CNN.
This is Brooke Baldwin interviewing. My again, I'm
sorry, there's so many people out there. It's kind of
irrelevant because the Konar of the decade comes out.
We talk about training, we talk about having officers, I was
talking to a city councilman here last week, he
was saying broke these people. I'm sorry. She's talking to
Cummings. I
think the live in the communities. There's no one vote
emotional, or there's a lack of emotional investment. And a lot
of these young people, I mean, I've been talking about this so
much a lot of these young people, and I love our nation's
veterans, but some of them are coming back from war. They don't
know that communities, and they're ready to do battle.
Yeah, they need they
definitely need training. Better training, they
need better recruitment.
No, really, Mr. Cummings, really? So Brooke Baldwin says,
Oh, this, you know, these violent cops, it's the veterans
coming back, ready for battle. Anything dark is a target. I'm
making that up. But that's the insinuation. And I'm not sure
what happened. But man, she had to retract that and that she
should I think she should be relieved from duty for this. And
good afternoon.
I'm Brooke Baldwin here live in Baltimore in front of Camden
Yards. We're We're five minutes away here from the first page.
She sounded drunk there. Did you hear that? She was like having a
good afternoon.
I'm Brooke Baldwin here live in Baltimore.
drinkers who maybe Camden
Yards we're We're five minutes away here from the first pitch.
We're going to talk about everything happening here in
Baltimore in just a moment, but for the second time today, I
just wanted to take a moment and discuss something that I said on
my show just yesterday, and I just want to apologize. During
my show, I gave credence to the idea that veterans returning
from war, who were police officers, were furthering the
problems and communities like these here in Baltimore, and
nationwide. And I just have to take a moment again today to say
I was wrong. I was so wrong, to speak the way I did involving
our men and women in uniform to perpetuate this false narrative.
It's on me, I own it. And I apologize, please, let's move
on.
Wow, let's stop now in this and analyze which leads let's
move on. What do you think?
Well, she obviously got this was an example of getting getting
the call from upstairs time, big time. Because you know, this is
a you don't stand out like a sore thumb. Twice. You did it
twice. You did it twice. You apology unless you are told to
and not usually told to in a kind way.
Well, the thing that was funny at the end, which said, Let's
just please move on. If you if you get the call from upstairs
and you and your apology with that.
I think that's just her amateurishness or than No,
but she's, she's professional. Yeah,
she's on CNN. I mean, how honest about it? And yeah, I don't
know. I mean, you can't say that. What if you wanted to be
honest about the whole thing about the veterans coming back
and becoming cops? The real problem is the militarization of
the police to go in that direction is not yes. That is by
the government. The government is government grant security
isn't doing that to us. So
let's the next clip. I think, again, MSNBC, I think it again
is Alex Wagner. just mind boggling that this is the I
think I think they should lose this you just cut them off off
all cable. This is ridiculous. I
just keep wondering, is there no benefit of the doubt given to a
black person in public space? Because that, if that is true,
if looking at an officer in the eye, or if writing an expensive
bike in a black body is a thing that inherently generates
suspicion that even more than the incarceration state is the
new Jim Crow, that is what Jim Crow was that black bodies in
public space are inherently cysts.
Yes. Yes. I want to mention two things. One to a point you
brought up earlier, speaking about the political leaders in
Baltimore being black. And I think that white supremacy is so
insidious, ingrained in this institution that you don't even
have to have a white person around, right.
Let's get this straight. What she's saying, when you put when
you when it's all said and done as the term would be, what she's
saying is that though the blacks had run Baltimore since 1967,
more or less, I mean, I'm a Democrat, Democrat, black
Democrat, blacks and a black end of communities now the black
community run by blacks and everything's buddies black, but
they this is the only place I can seem to get any traction
there, these black people, the mayor in particular, and I would
say the chief of police and the police commissioner, their white
supremacist.
Well, I think it's even worse. I I think there's what she's
saying. I'll roll it back just 15 seconds. I think what she's
saying is that white supremacy is so ingrained in our culture,
that even the black leaders are acting as if there was white
supremacy hanging over them.
Well, no, I don't think that's what she's saying. I think
because I'll tell you why they don't think that's specifically
it. The way sociology is taught in colleges, it tends to there's
implications this comes up in the conversation when so I was
not the man is the office. Right? The implication is this.
And I believe what I'm going to about to say I believe it's
partially, it probably are probably true. The idea that the
office itself, are these offices themselves out of the mayor's
office, this chief believes all this has been corrupted by the
system of white supremacy to the point where, you know, it's not
the man is the office of the offices are corrupted, which
proves that the system is corrupt, which proves that
capitalism doesn't work. And we should all become socialist I, I
think there's an underlying message here that trying to, to
to subvert this the system itself.
Yes. Okay. That is a better version of what I said. Let's
listen to the last 30 seconds,
you're speaking about the political leaders in Baltimore
being black. And I think that white supremacy is so insidious,
ingrained in this institution that you don't even have to have
a white person around right to have white supremacy play out.
This will just pause for a second, because because what you
just said there, I think is gonna it's gonna be difficult
for some folks here because there's some folks YT discourse
on white supremacy can often be an academic discourse for
ordinary folks
was listening to ordinary folks, not like you smart. He's on the
telescreen.
They might say, Well, did you just call all white people
racist? So this out and kind of tease that
out a little bit? Sure. I'll try my best.
Stupid white people don't get it.
It's hard on TV show, but just yet,
with an institution like American policing, that I
believe is founded on anti blackness, slave patrols, things
that are so institutionally ingrained in terms of how we
police communities that are anti black.
Wow. Wow. Thank you. Thank you, MSNBC. I'd need to respond to
this. People have Gitmo nation. Watch this very closely, these
black Americans, you see, and the militarized police force on
the other side of them. Watch this very closely. Because
you're next yd. That's what's going on here is you can sit
around and argue of these morons and MSNBC can say it's a black
issue. No white people, your next. Your next poor people.
That's what it is. Then we had the controversy of something the
mayor said which she? I don't know why people do this. She's
saying I didn't say that. You're misquoting me. I didn't say
this.
I'll say the the very blatant mischaracterization of My Word
was not helpful. Today, I was asked a question about you'll
hear in a moment, the property damage that was done. And in
answering that question, I made it very clear that we walk a
balanced, we what we balance a very fine line between giving
protesters giving protesters peaceful protest or space to
protest. What I said is in doing so, people can hijack that and
use that space for bad. I did not say that we were accepting
of it. I did not say that we were passive to it. I was just
explaining how property damage can happen during a peaceful
protest. It is very unfortunate that members of your industry
decided to mischaracterize my words and try to use it as a way
to say that we are inciting violence. There's no such thing.
Let's
go to the videotape and listen to what the mayor actually said.
Kind of hard to find the clip. Strangely enough. We also gave
those who wished to destroy space to do that as well. Sounds
like that's what she's about. She meant. We gave those that
needed space to destroy we gave them that space. How can that be
misquoted?
It's not and let me I should mention something I don't have a
clip that we did was on last night's news. The guy who was
the police commissioner, the black police commissioner of the
Baltimore area was the chief of police in Oakland. Oh, he was
the chief of police during the Occupy movement and during some
other moments, and they had they played an interview with him
where he He says, he says this his style is to let things blow
up a little bit. He's doesn't want to jump in, he has this
theory, and I listened to it, it actually makes some sense. And,
in fact, it worked in Oakland, you let a riot, you can't just
come in with guns blazing will not be brought up in any of the
new shows. But the theory is, is and I think it actually may have
worked in Baltimore, you let you give them space, to make a mess,
to riot to show the loot and do both Right, right. And you let
it kind of calm down and you let them sit, the leaders of civic
leaders come out and moan and groan about these thugs. And all
the rest of you let that happen. And then you then you kind of
bring the police in later in this case had to bring in the
National Guard because it seemed to be getting too carried away.
But but that's the idea, I think is thinking from watching these
riots that have taken place in black communities since the 60s
or beyond before that in the 50s, which were completely out
of control the I don't think those count, there were
different like the
Watts riots and stuff, the Watts Riots was they crack down,
they crack down and it makes it worse. This is like the crack
down on mp threes. By the Ria, nobody was even downloading
music into this.
This is very down controversial what you're saying? I would say
very few people have taken this position.
There is that I think it's not a popular position. I don't think
anyone would like hearing it. But this police commissioner had
publicly defended his policies of doing just that in Oakland,
and Oakland was never burned to the ground during this process
where it could have easily gotten out of control.
Honestly, Baltimore was also not burned to the ground. I mean,
this, that's it may look that way. But no, it wasn't burned to
the ground
as much as people would like it to be and people goading the
public to burn it to the ground, this policy of this character,
may well be the thing that saves Baltimore from being burned to
the ground. And nobody's bringing that up. Because the
big narrative that the media loves is the black versus white,
black versus white administration promotes.
There's something else that I noticed, I was the clipping
stuff. I was a great night, I hate to say maybe the portal
download or something like that, just just one after another, I'm
seeing something a pattern occur, it may be a space of 15
minutes, and I had to record this and put it all together. It
starts with the media darling of this, the black mother, who goes
out and then rips her black son's ass on television, for
partaking in the riots. And so there's a little bit of her then
there's three other mothers and some other guy, it just it was
all in the space span of 15 minutes, I had to put it
together not even thinking
about cameras or anything like that. That's my only son. And at
the end of the day, I don't want him to be a Friday, Greg,
as you guys watch that mom, sure your mother's
What do you think, way to go, Mom,
you have to do what you need to do to take care of your kids.
And if she saw it, just think about walking up to that crap,
she can look at that crowd and tell which one of those kids
was. So at the end of the day, you need to do what you need to
do to take care of your kids. I'd rather me knock his head off
to get him to come home that for me to get a call and say that
just buried myself. I only know what they're taught. So if you
don't teach them peace, and they don't know peace, at the end of
the day, your children learn what you teach them.
When you see pictures like what happened last night of the
burning and stuff on television. What do you what do y'all think
makes us look makes us look bad? At the end of the day, what they
show on the news and what they show to the media, then from
what they want to see. They don't actually let a fee with
right? Oh, no.
So I realize what has happened here. And I've been I want to
say something to you and to the producer producing public and
the audience at large view are as part of you're now on on
agreed to but your your duties in the production of this
program, as you watch a lot of real mainstream stuff. Real I
don't really watch the network's much. But you watch a lot of
that. And this is what has happened to you is the
equivalent of shrapnel. I mean, you've been wounded by these
phrases such as at the end of the day that are used
incessantly and you wish you're actually you deserve you deserve
a Purple Heart. So Oh, yeah, this is do you have been
infected and we need to clear you have this
at the end of the day that much. No. But I say whatever the case,
and yeah, no.
But this is I so I just want to recognize your wound. And we'll
all work on healing it.
I've been limping. Now,
something about this mother is I want to discuss what about
the folks who are saying, Oh, well, she was hitting him and I
don't believe in corporal punishment. And as Don Lemon,
you know, she shouldn't have been doing that.
Well, I think are those folks gonna go in parent that child or
those folks is going to be?
Let's just stop it right there. I realized that a lot of people
I spoke to and certainly people I saw on television and across
all colors and creeds and Go mom, great balm. This is how you
raise a child. But Batum you will never see a or rarely see a
white mother doing that. And it certainly would not be
disgusting if a white mom does that it's Oh, you're horrible to
your child when a black mom does it. Yeah, go and I feel that
whole thing that whole conversation where everyone go
yeah, she's great. There everyone's full of shit. That's
that is the most racial part of the whole discussion. Nailed it
beautiful. And it's mind boggling because if I say I beat
my child up the head you called Child Protective Services. And
and by the way, I mean, we know that black people hit their
children upside the head white people put them on leashes. I
mean, we know how that works. Looking at you Devorah duck,
which we meet reminds me of the Adrian Peterson football case
where he was hitting his you know, spanking his kid with a
switch? Yeah, oh, yes. I
remember this. Of course, I was kicked out
of the NFL for a year because of this. And he had to be cut
traces this way I was raised. That's the way everyone around
me was raised. And most of the black football players were
raised that way not most, maybe the lot of the black football
players are weighed, raised that way with with parents that were
very strict, and they bring out the belt or the switch or
something and beat the kid. For various reasons. It's cultural.
I just want to play this, this about about a minute of Don
Lemon going through this conversation. And you know,
obviously he wasn't beat upside the head enough by his mom. So
what about the folks who are saying this folks think staff
would fall because I feel discriminated nama folk, folks?
So what about the folks who are saying, Oh, well, she was
hitting him and I don't believe in corporal punishment. And, you
know, she shouldn't have been doing
well, I think are those folks gonna go and parent that child
are those folks going to be around when that kid comes home
from school and has nothing to do and, you know, the moms
working three jobs and is worried about you know, the
state he's in this girl's wide, by the way where he's spending
his time. So I think it's very easy to stand on the pulpit and
criticize from ivory towers are to have opinions that are
strong.
So what she's saying, really is, is outrageous, I think, Well,
that's easy to criticize moms, because we're working three
jobs, and we can go beat our son upside the head. Well, I guess,
because black moms don't work, or I don't know if the whole
thing was disturbing. But in such
a tense situation, it's really about making sure your kid
doesn't get into more trouble in a worse way.
So we can't expect the role models that come around and do
the parents. We can't expect teachers to do parents. We have
to parent our own children. When this stuff kicked off yesterday
for you not to know where your children were sitting down doing
something hanging out with your friends, your first thing to do
was to grab your children hold them, I had to turn their phones
off yesterday, turn the television off and just sit and
talk to them. Because I'm having an after school program. And
when they
do something well, hold
on, hold on, hold on. Listen to the end, the kicker, I'm an
after
school program. And when things started yesterday, I had 16 kids
with me. I had to call their parents and say your kids are
safe. They're with me. They weren't calling me though.
That's the scary part.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. That. Yeah. That's another
conversation that could have gone off in that direction about
the parents. How many parents are like that mom that? I think
what? I think the sympathy for that woman. She's beating your
kids, and you can be critical of them that kind of,
she wasn't beating him. She was slapped upside the head whooping
him? Well, she was
yeah, she wasn't really down to them. But I think that there is
a second message in here, which is where were the other moms
with those other kids that were there. It's like, and this woman
when she came on, she's very straightforward. She's one of
those hard working aggressive black single moms who's raising
five kids? I think they're all girls and one boy. And she met
did not mince words about you know what it takes to do all
this? And she's obviously anything but lazy. extremely
responsible. Yeah. She was fantastic. So why can't
everybody else be that way? Then? Yes. And that was the main
message, I think. Yes. But as I was beating the crap out of
their sons, but the the racial
part of it is that if white parents do that, oh, I'm
actually surprised, I think in a community that it wasn't pretty
much majority black, black ruled, like Baltimore. We'll see
what happens. But I if this was in somewhere in California, with
a bunch of these dipshits that run a lot of these police
departments. They had tracked her down, found his son, and
then taken him away. arrested him for being in the riots in
the first place. was an easy one. How can we miss up that
easy arrest? This is an easy and easy caller shoo in. And one of
the things not mentioned in any of this, of course, is the and I
think it's reflected in a lot of discussion people should look
into this, which is the what is it called as a name? For this,
it's a black liberation theology, which is, which is the
Jeremiah Wright philosophy that Obama and the way he loves
running the White House?
Oh, boy, he's only he only half a thug. He's He's thug light.
They, there's a subscription to this idea. And it's actually
very if you read it, it has a lot of historical basis. But the
one aspect of the basis, which is what I mentioned earlier, is
the some of the early black communist philosophers. And I
still still keep hearing the kind of stuff I used to hear in
Berkeley, at associated sociology classes, a subtle
socialist communist message, and I think this whole thing, and
now I'm beginning to think maybe the entire black versus white
discussion that is in the case of Baltimore's fake, but I still
think the whole entire discussion is all about
subverting the capitalist white system in favor of some
socialist ideal.
I buy into that. I buy into that. It's very
subtle, but Well, it's not. So
now we see so subtle, we look at the public, now we're seeing the
pattern, the pattern is white kills black. Then we have
protests, and we even change. This is a sophisticated part of
it. But it's Hands up, don't shoot, I can't breathe Black
Lives Matter. So there's a lot of messaging going on. Now. We
see in New York, we see the hijacking of it and you could
have waited for this now we see the professionally printed
signs. This of course was was a real outrage what happened here,
and I believe a lot of it is truly poor parenting. I think
that's kind of why this this mom stood out so much, because kids
are just you know, the school system is broken look,
Baltimore's busted. And, and then we see the voter
registration drive. And of course Al Sharpton is next. So
that is the that is the entire format for this. And I was I was
very happy to see many people in Baltimore getting airtime.
Although the the media did not understand what they were really
saying. But just say hey, this is a socio social economic
issue. This is poverty. This is this is not not black versus
white. And, and I also saw outrage toward the media. A lot
of people were standing bias and screw you guys are making the
problem worse. So there is
what was that woman The mayor says are your business your
industry or something? She says your industry, your industry,
industry industry,
to more clips just to register stuff I caught Rachel Maddow
propagating the evil police mean, and yes, the police is
militarized. Yes, yes, there are issues but I'm, I'm not anti
cop. And I'd like having the good cops with the bad cops,
I'll take it. As long as I'm armed as well,
situation stays out of control. They're willing to use pepper
pellets, they're willing to use rubber bullets and other
projectiles. We've seen them use using gas today. But if they're
picking up things that are being thrown at them and throwing them
back, that implies to me just as a lay observer, that the police
feel that the police are a little bit out of control. They
may not be necessarily using disciplined police tactics
out of control out of control that didn't look out of control
to me. And then Turei Of course, you know, this is how MSNBC and
these these organizations think, you know, let's put all the
black people on because we got to propagate the black mean,
black versus white, and they put Turei this guy so he's on the
streets, he's talking to a gang member of apparently a gang
member from the bloods because he's got a red bandana, and the
bloods versus the Crips now the Bloods and the Crips. I didn't
even know that this was everywhere. I thought it was
more really a West Coast California thing, but apparently
also in Baltimore, the bloods versus the Crips. Now, they by
this report, have banded together to stop the violence.
There's something about this particular gang member that
caught my ear
and what's happening going forward this alliance that we
see between the Bloods and the Crips, is that going to continue
in the future?
It definitely is going to continue that is never going to
end in this city. Because now based on like I said, the
beliefs that we go by, we've made ties with the right
political officials, the right people and everything. Have we
just made the right time? They are going there's going to be
peace here.
Wow.
I'm so so the Bloods and the Crips. They made the right
political connections. That's what he said. He
said, he said, This is a corrupt situation. And we made a deal.
Yeah, yeah. Touray wouldn't have picked up on how
to array. Yeah, I didn't. I took that out of the clip. But that
question was actually prompted to him from the studio. Yo, how
sad that guy is. Christian news
just and and there's one other thing I will say. Just when it
comes to the policies of, of the city of Baltimore, the stadium,
the placement of the stadium, this happens a lot. If a stadium
is designed properly into these social fatten the social layout
of a city, it can be extremely beneficial. It is my
understanding and I've got I don't know shit all about
sports, first of all, and certainly not about how to build
a city other than SimCity. That it's in a spot that really
rounded out there's there's really no local commerce there.
And it's just a big ass stadium where,
okay, well, okay, you can stop. That's not it true in any way.
Okay. In fact, the biggest market area, I've been to
Baltimore quite a few times. Baltimore is a shithole. Let's
start with that horrible place. It's a mess. But there's no
that's not true. The there's all kinds of shit going around that
state, this huge giant complex of markets and things which I
like to shop at. Okay. And and when you leave it, you were
looking at the
stadium? Oh, good, then we've debunked that, that I'm just
reading it everywhere. So
no, I don't know what they're talking about. The stadium
probably was used when they built a beautiful place, by the
way. They when they built I think they took a bunch of slums
out and put that stadium there. But it's not surrounded by
apartments or anything, if that's what you're suggesting.
Now, the suggestion is different. But it doesn't
matter. You I'll take your word for it.
Yeah, in fact, you can drive around the Baltimore area
without going past that stadium a dozen times. Very nicely
located actually, it's a it's a, it's just a pretty place. It
lightens up the area.
So in summary, what is good, and I like where we've taken this.
First of all, this is not a black and white issue as well.
Of course, there's racism. But this is a militarized police
force that survives on grants from the federal government than
the survivors because they've just gotten used to it, and now
they can't do without it. And I do like your analysis of this
ultimately being a way to show the the capitalist Whitey, that
socialism is the way to go.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the message
and Democrats and vote Democrat. It's worked great since 1967.
Everybody is
going to keep those Democrats in there. Anybody wants to get in?
Or overseas listeners in particular? What's the kind of
get a feel for Baltimore? Watch the wire. Yes, yes. Yes, yes,
very gritty. It's written by a Baltimore Sun reporter and some
of one of his buddies of course, they don't work for newspapers
anymore. They make too much money otherwise. And it is an
outstanding series and almost laughably critiqued for being
like the epitome of great television. Right. And it's a
really good that I'd say, the first season and the third
season watch those and you get a good feeling for second season
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for typhi of Kaneohe Hey, Hawaii Pineo a
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like just looked it up. Okay with the correct good
work. Yes, that's what I was saying.
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remain anonymous. Please refer to Me as Baba Lu che, I don't
have a lu Qi he's got it written. Being a longtime
freeloader, freeloader, freeloader. The true incentive
should finally donate was the Fletcher fest. You may want to
consider bringing this back at some time as there may be a few
stragglers out there who are very tempted but haven't pulled
the trigger.
The thing is, this is probably the best ringtone or SMS alert
you can have. Oh, absolutely. You can go to NPR and get a mug
and a tote bag screw that won't get
anything like screw that bitches Fletcher fest, and you're only
talking to the women.
What's the deal? All men are bitches.
I've been listening to you guys since about 2011. He used to
play the gigot Chang Chang clip all the time. Which I think was
John Edwards speaking Chinese or something? Oh, I remember that.
Yeah, I mean, it's it. Yeah, it looked forward. Well, I'm
continuing to read. I love to hear that. But I'm blessing Adam
may not have it anymore. If not, I'll set settle for some Ebola,
its growth, which I would choose. That's a good one. It's
gross Ebola. Speaking of Jonathan Gadem, has been
stepping on you a little too much recently, I would say so.
I'm an old twit convert and still listen to Leo and John is
on just for the cynicism and random bits of information very
random. Frequently, John will go on a diatribe or description of
history like the Armenians which we never finished hearing, which
Adam didn't allow to finish and can be extremely frustrating as
I enjoy these non political aspects of the show.
Oh, that's bullshit. I completely was quiet and listen
to everything you said.
I think I finished the Armenian I think I agree. I agree with
I'm on your side. And however I did receive do not believe that
I had stopped talking about the Armenians until I was done.
Correct. And I do have an email later to pull some pieces out of
from one of our producers that I think answers the question. Why
sorry, seems to be the hardest word.
Now, I have some more thoughts on that too. It says he talks
about this he has to read this has to be read was extremely
pleased to find the Adam curry when I first started listening
to the show, because I enjoyed him very much during my MTV
childhood.
This is funny to you.
It is yeah. Anyway like to call out Andres as a douche bag,
douche bag. And thanks for your hard work and especially for
Adam for the great production work you do. Thanks certainly
had the best sounding podcast I've heard. And being an
engineer. I also enjoy the technical details when you go
into them. Keep hitting people in the mouth. You've got karma.
Ebola karma?
All right. Yeah. You still have the Fletcher fest thing. It's
fine. I'm sorry. You guys had a PS and he's wondering if he's
still in the Fletcher fest. Donate 330 I guess it gets spun
out somehow. David Rossa in Michigan. Town.
Yeah. Oh, doesn't say oh, wait. Clarkston. Sorry Clarkston.
Okay.
314 15.
Now I've got, I've got extra stuff to do. It's hard to do
volunteered.
You volunteer. And then one time you missed the queue and you
complain that Welcome to the formula for the show, ladies and
gentlemen. Yeah, exactly. How do you gents I wanted to flush
Fletcher, shout out yelling Rossa. I just could not miss out
on such a great Colonel Klink throwback. The podcast is great.
I would say you to have found a true vocation as
my mom would be so happy.
What are you doing son? What are you doing with your time son?
I'm
doing a podcast.
What's that? What's the podcast? Is that something bad?
It's not contagious.
Craig Mozilla from 314 parts unknown parts parts unknown
parts everything unknown because I can't find an email from him
either.
I look to and could not find it. Okay,
well wait here it is. Oh, what is this?
Is this a double dose? is a double donation or I
don't know we have to send them a known CV actually meant to do
this and maybe too much money. Craig Mozilla sir Mad Hatter has
who he is. The Mad Hatter. Yes, ITM John and Adam wanted to get
on the Fletcher fest before it was too late. Can I get asked
for a modification? I would like my knighthood name Mad Hatter
sung in the Ali Akbar melody instead of the usual scream was
it the Fletcher that did Ali Akbar oh
that's the one that's Fletcher. I don't know that. I think we
should keep it we keep the Fletcher fast as we get
just one time because we didn't put the rule down here. Do we do
one?
Chew gum now? This I want to say no
that okay, well, you know what? gonna happen right Fletcher.
He's a ham and he's going to do it.
I do want to say in the show notes for today's show, and I
will also tweet this out separately, we will have all of
the Fletcher fest shout outs in one bundle a separate little
files, and hopefully, the no agenda family of mixers and re
mixers and Twizzlers and tinkerers. Oops, we'll turn it
into something we can play which is not just you know, something
user that this is people out there we got cool people in the
community might something fun might happen. If not, it's just
there it is. If your name is if you need to know if your name is
one of the names you're lucky,
I mentioned in a previous show that I had attended the ICC es
2015 cybersecurity conference besides the all day in or the
all in by the FBI of North Korea and the Sony hack, several
speakers, including Mr. Comey, set friend said to prepare for
Elia this is interesting, this is worth well worth reading, set
to prepare for a major attack on the critical infrastructure of
the US within the next six months. This is like the
Feinstein thing we're gonna have are yes, we are. So we're all
doomed. Jed Johnson's grab of the Coast Guard is very much in
line with this. I'll be interested to see if the new
take on the six week cycle is more significant as a more
significant six month cycle. There were two targets discussed
the power grid and international shipping.
Oh, that's for the Coast Guard.
Yeah, yeah. That's why has the Coast Guard. Yeah. Yeah, that
makes sense. Apparently, the communication systems used by
the shipping industry is very insecure. I can't help but feel
that there will be some strike on a major shipping carrier
which will be used as the basis for a money grab and the Coast
Guard to enhance for the money for the Coast Guard and money
grab for the Coast Guard to enhance security. Sure, with
just leaving in 2016 it could position him for a long and
lucrative career advising the shipping into this a great call
by the way, advising the shipping industry on security
and best practices.
Remind me I have a jewel clip for the show is great as
always I look forward to Sundays and Thursdays thank you for
everything Sir Henry VI count of Queens for hitting me in the
mouth your was needed.
Sir Mad Hatter?
Sure. Philip Zirin in Winterthur Switzerland. To 15
There was a thing to add a note for him Hold on a second.
I think I may have it. Yeah, I
have it here. Hold on. Sorry. I didn't expect it to be right
now. The miaa notes that Eric was saying we have such a great
system. Here it is. John Adam first of all like to thank you
both for your excellent work. I count myself lucky to enjoy your
first class media analysis twice a week. Therefore, I'd like to
encourage all the listening douchebags out there to abandon
the pseudo philosophical notion that the best things in life are
for free. That's just bull crap. This is my first donation since
I achieved knighthood I knew it was time for a next donation
since I started to catch myself on the yen. No, actually, it's
not bothering me to say that at all. What is bothering me is to
catch myself even in my mother tongue Swiss German. This has to
stop Damn you. Okay. And I'd like to request Human Resources
karma and a damn SharePoint Phil. From John Fletcher, okay.
Damn SharePoint Phil. Okay,
damn SharePoint Phil.
You've got karma. Right,
Stanley? Is that crafter crafter in Florida? Tallahassee.
Tallahassee Lassie, you got 1450 and should say has note. Oh, is
it check? It's gray, meaning it was a check.
Yeah, here it is. Stacy, carefree. This actually looks
like Jason is the one who sent the money and whatever the case
Amen. Fist bump. Sorry. Amen. Fist bump comrades. Oh, that's
it. It's been a while since I've supported the best podcast in
the universe. But the economics of being a grad student as a
grad student here. Yeah. a grad student doesn't help but I must
see get in on this John Fletcher action while I still can't if
this gets you in in time, may I please. Please get the jingle
Fletcher screaming kefir as part of the kefir as part of the
expiring donation promotion. As for today's show, can I get a
Fletcher screaming live Get social I don't remember that we
have that and some karma thank you for the excellent show and
please keep it up.
Yes, very happy you've got karma
got to add the social media part under that. Okay let's get
social sub with social media. I mean it would be just too funny.
Mark McAvoy I think that's a hit song in the waiting it is yeah
as I think as Taylor Taylor Swift should sing it. Mark Mac I
finally found a Taylor. I can't say Taylor to say stale or
Taylor Swift. I stealer twist. I have finally found a song of
hers I liked Okay, Mark McAvoy. What?
What song style is that? I think that's the name of the song that
you like yeah, it's
very catchy and very well produced it's it's well
structured. And then I looked at the writing credits is about six
guys who did it. I don't know how much Oh, yeah,
these are these are the crack Writing teams that credits a
crack writing team put it together. This is this is the
way it goes man,
Mark McEvoy $200 and one penny. The president of Intel Intel
armour.com In tele armour.com called me out as a douchebag
twice knows. And he was right. I've been a boner for almost
five years now. Please accept this donation which would get
you 100 boxes of mac and cheese and you're welcome. I would say
he needs a D douching.
I'll give him oh by the way, this is this is how it works.
We're talking about Fletcher on the show and then all of a
sudden oh my god. Guys so told us a ham. You've spent you've
got karma.
And finally last but not least is Sir Donald Silva. And
curiously I do have a note. Sorry, this isn't in this came
in as a check. This isn't handwritten since I had a stroke
seven years ago. My handwriting now really sucks. Fortunately,
it's about the only thing that sucks. Other than my optical
knowledge, optical physics, UCSD 1970 Unfortunately, I'm retired
I don't need it anymore. I'm sorry that the contribute
contributions are down they were I would mourn the loss of
hearing the two of you banter the news of the day as something
I can't read something. wise man said whatever it has a beginning
has an end. Your show will end hopefully we can hold it off
until you retire.
Retire. Retire with your IRA with
the show ever ends is not because we retire just because
people here
is the bottom line. This show will end but it will end badly.
Yeah, we could only have a few. We have an ongoing feud anyway.
But we have a real one. Martin Lewis, I'm thinking these are
official credits just done.
Anyway, saying there's one leader he really admired. He was
the first president of the Czech Republic. His name was Vaclav
Havel, who was a writer and philosopher no one comes close
to this guy. There are many good people unfortunately they're not
in politics. Of course I speak in generalities. I think your
show I think you run your show perfectly. You're pretty
consistent these past seven years when and then the last 543
Maybe. That is truly amazing. I'm sorry to be consistent in
anything. Congratulations. I think we listeners take your
wonderful show for granted. I love the show and I love both of
you. Mahalo. Mahalo. Pradhan Silbury nice night of the origin
a little bit of karma for him. You've got karma.
So as I was saying, these are real credits, and we give them
to our executive producers and Associate Executive producers,
the borg.org/na you can find out all about how that works. Quick
PR mentioned cuz I still haven't gotten to the PIO box since I
think she sent something but I see her in the no agenda
Facebook group, CJ Eureka on Etsy and have a link in the show
notes under PR. She's got to some dynamite handmade no agenda
stuff. It's just it's beautiful. Kids making stuff and brass
embroideries, very creative. Buttons, all kinds of things.
Have you seen it? Have you seen something? I
just got my box. Oh, so
you got it. What do you have in the box?
I have a piece of copper that's been pounded copper. Yeah. And
then I have a bunch of 33 buttons, which I can give away.
They're pretty cool. Nice. And some other miscellaneous stuff.
Yeah. Nice. It's all cool. That's the I guess you didn't
make a Excel living on Etsy selling. Yeah, she
she just cranks them out. One out. new meme. Boom, there's
some new copper. Fantastic. Thank you all very much for
supporting us, you execs and associate execs vora.org/n.
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obviously we always need everybody out there propagating
our ever important formula. Our formula
is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
shut Shut. Shut up. I said shut up sleeve. Hey, but didn't know
I said remember I need to play something. I had a clip about
something and it reminds
me what you're looking for that clip and what the humble to
yourself were doing this because they got to run over and get the
mumble read myself
just mumbling a little bit it was about to this is a short
term memory that goes first man. What the heck was I talking
about? Oh Johnson. Here we go. Johnson was being glued on to
who? This is the Department of Homeland Security oversight
committee. And he was asked a question by a Rand Paul. And not
only is his his answer, very telling, but a Rand Paul also
was very telling in his follow up about his stance. And this is
specifically about mass surveillance, which as we know,
according to the cyber edict, Jeh Johnson, the director of
Department, Homeland Security until 2016, is when he leaves.
So he's coming to clean some up. A lot of this falls under him,
and he's going to make sure that, you know, there's no
infighting amongst the agencies, and he apparently has the golden
ticket or the golden key, or the president, his boss, as he said
to do this. Now a reminder, Jay Jay Johnson is we call him Joe
G. H. Johnson, was before this, the man the legal opinion, dude,
that's the title in the Pentagon, for drone strikes,
lethal drone strikes. So the call would come from. I don't
know if it came from the executive office, but they have
these on Tuesdays. But as he said himself, sometimes with
just minutes to spare is illegal to kill this person, regardless
of skin color,
creed, nationality, nationality, citizen
American citizens, and he. He's the trigger man, he gave the
legal authority. So if you think he knows something about law,
here's my hope, man.
Thank you, Secretary Johnson, for your testimony. Do you
believe the Fourth Amendment applies to third party records?
I'm not sure what you mean by third party records, sir.
What do you mean, the telephone company records?
You're asking me a legal question.
Gee, it's so hard. I can think in minutes if it's about killing
someone, but it's a pretty big question. Yeah, not
sure. I'm sorry, Senator. I'm not sure how to I'm not sure I
know how to answer that.
Do you believe the government has the right to have bulk
collection of records from millions of individuals without
a warrant?
I see. That is,
remember, the guy can think on his feet. Three seconds if you
can kill an American citizen. respectfully
say that that probably that is beyond my competence as the
Secretary of Homeland Security to answer in any intelligent
legal way. I wouldn't want to hazard a legal judgment on that.
Cop Out. Now listen to Randy.
He doesn't know what the official is to go talk to Josh
Earnest, I
didn't have the official word. Let's listen to brand. Paul's
follow up says something very interesting for all fans of
Rand.
Here's the problem, though. I mean, your agencies in charge of
cooperating and being part of this, and that's the whole
debate we have in our country is over whether you should do this
and your testimony you complain about encryption. Why do you
think that companies are choosing to have go in the
direction of more encryption is because they feel you're taking
our information without a warrant? So I would hazard that
and I would propose
what is this? I would hazard I would hazard? What is that?
It means I would hazard I would take it that means I would take
a chance dangerous stepping question, the dangerous step
because they feel you're taking them may cause me trouble might
be might be bad for me to do is
because they feel you're taking our information without a
warrant. So I would hazard that and I would propose that there
is no person named Verizon. So you do not have an
individualized warrant.
By the way, this doesn't jive with me. Because the way I
understand us persons in the depth and the legal definition
Verizon would certainly be a person so I think Rand Paul
makes a mistake here.
He makes a mistake. Yeah. What are you getting at RAND?
Well, listen to the I'm getting a one thing with
it do not have an individualized warrant under the Fourth
Amendment. When you say to Mr. Verizon, we want hundreds of
millions of records. And this is a debate and it's an important
one. And if we're going to complain about encryption, or
we're going to complain about individuals wanting privacy, we
really need to have a thorough discussion and understanding of
the Fourth Amendment and the complaints by many of us that
you're doing something without a warrant. The other thing I would
say is with encryption, if you get a warrant, I'm one of the
biggest civil libertarians or is but if you have a warrant, I'm
fine with you getting and an unencrypted data from people.
Oh,
douchebag Wow, that is not that is by definition, no longer
encryption. The encryption is one no two parties. Boom, that's
it. Not a third party is too. So there's your Rand Paul, the big
libertarian, the big hope of the libertarian libertarian Holy
Great libertarian hope.
Right. Oh, by the way, if he was you want to be technical, you
could just go all in and have a CEO gets the warrant. It's not
in the individualized he owns or runs the company. He gets a
warrant then you go to just renders
he's all in this guy. All in demand, you
break your conditioning.
Sorry.
I got one for you. As you're gonna play. I've got this one.
May I'm thinking of it as an evergreen. And let's see if I
can find it. It's in here. It's your hands clapping thumbs up.
Okay, hands clapping thumbs up.
I like it. Hey, man, fist bump. That's good. You can you can
meld them together. Where did this come from?
It came from a commercial for I think Wendy's or Jack and I
liked it. By the way. This is how great that commercial is. I
don't remember
exactly how it's clapping. Thumbs up. Hey, man, fist bump.
It's the same cadence is beautiful evergreen for sure.
Yeah, good one.
Good one.
Conditioning. All right.
Oh, here's here's an email. This is the one I want to read. In
the morning, Adam, for what it's worth, I believe your diagnosis
regarding Bill Clinton's pump head is spot on. No, no. This is
the condition. While I'll read on I'm a practicing heart
surgeon. And unfortunately, I see this phenomenon occur
especially in older patients whose aortas are often littered
with a thorough sclerosis. As I'm saying, atherosclerosis
Thank you, as a manner of neurological defects can cause
all manner of neurological defects can result including
weakness tremors, slurred speech and confusion.
And probably accounts for all of it then that's including the
tremors Well,
we the regarding the tremors we didn't quite know if it was
Parkinson's or not apparently, Bill Clinton went on Larry King
is Larry King on a channel anymore Where's Yeah, he's
on our tea.
Oh, okay. Here it is.
Never but he's actually still running his own. That's taken
from that Iceberg Slim guy who was a big Mexican billionaire
that was you know, the oil. And I don't know is this Carlos
Carlos Slim? And he does a for I can't remember the name of the
network. That's how bad it is. It's some little rinky dink
online network and then so they sell it off to RT and oh, okay,
here it is most a lot of tweeter questions. I love
hearing Larry Harry King. Most tweeter questions this guy's
genius most rare most hairy King everybody most
a lot of tweeter questions you're asking about your health
now Yeah, health. We do quest so with tabloid stories, saying you
had Parkinson's disease.
You're one that is Wi Fi Have you ever noticed my left hand
shake sometimes take a little bit today see how much this a
little. And when I'm tired or more tired, excuse me. It
sometimes takes more. I noticed this a couple of years ago so I
actually went to my doctor and he got me with a specialist and
they tested me for Parkinson's I said look if I got this I want
to know I want to manage it. And he said you absolutely do not.
And the first thing they got tested me and then he said it's
worse when you're tired and I said yeah. He said when people
get older they quite often have a tremor in their hands a little
tremor and that a given he said you just have to find it he said
you have to you know keep your grip strong and avoid spasm
muscles
may is going to be a great month for Bill and he's to
try to get enough sleep but he said you don't have a
Parkinson's problem so I I'm living and breathing for an end
of the Parkinson's problem I hope that the Human Genome
Project wait for Michael Fox for Janet Reno for all the friends
I've had who dealt with Parkinson's but I apparently
don't apparently I don't have how's your heart apparently. As
far as I know, it's okay. I'm a medical exam I got a good report
right so being from the Future. Of course, we have predicted
maybe not good things in Bill Clinton's future. You know, the
best thing that could happen is just a heart attack. You know, I
don't know like if your airplane is to make an emergency landing
or something
which actually happened.
You didn't hear sorry. You didn't hear about the Clinton's
plane making an emergency landing? No, no. Yeah. Engine
went out and they had to make an emergency landing. But jet. No,
it was a turboprop.
Now, where was he going? Where's he coming? He
was well, I shall tell you. He was in Tanzania. Good place for
it to happen.
Yeah, it's like, yeah, it's a great place for a damnit if you
want to.
Well, but not a crash. You know, this is the thing you know, he
doesn't need to crash. He just needs something that'll stir up
his heart. One of those. Oh, I see what you think. And yeah,
that well, I'm just thinking, no, no,
I mean, we both are thinking about this.
And you can always follow me on Twitter.
And I think that we shouldn't be berated. No one has said
anything for us going down this path, and it would never be done
by any commercial broadcast ever. But we do it and we can
and if people don't know what we're talking about, theory that
Hillary to get over the top and an election situation would have
her husband killed off or he would volunteer to
I think he would actually volunteer um, so I'm tired of
this anyway, let me go on a blaze of glory it's
a possibility a blaze of glory, Larry King now grilling him
about his health is like a kind of a reminder for some from some
other source. And by the way, how's your heading? And the
thing is, you listen that clip, yeah, how's your heart and he
was gonna go into another discussion. So
also a lot of interference being run on the the book The Clinton
cache.
as best they can, I was watching some analysis of this by some
experts. And they said that typically, the Clintons approach
to these expos days. And by the way, if you haven't noticed, I'm
sure everyone has. The author's name is never mentioned without
the word conservative. Author, blah, blah, blah, conservative
writer, blah, blah, blah, conservative reporter blah,
blah.
I don't know if it's in this particular clip. So the number
one, excuse me, the number one operative for the Clintons in
the news media is George Stephanopoulos. And he's at ABC,
of course, and, and he does all the big interviews and pizzas on
the Good Morning America. And he also goes on the Jon Stewart
program to run interference specifically about the book,
which I have not read yet. But of course, it hasn't been
published. It's not our TA but Stephanopoulos has read it. And
he's, and he's interviewed the author. I don't think he
mentioned him by name. But he said some interesting things
here,
foreign donors that might have given to the clue Clinton Global
Initiative. And then there might have been favors done at the
State Department. And it's to the tune of some, I think some
millions of dollars.
I read the book, so millions, how about hundreds of millions,
this is
based on cash, right? And I actually interviewed the author
on Sunday, this is a tough one. Because when you actually look
at look closely at it, he even says there's no evidence of any
direct action taken on behalf of the donors. But everybody also
knows when those donors give that money and President Clinton
or someone, they get a picture with him, that there's a hope
that that's going to lead to something and that's what you
have to be clear course. My point is, though, that so
there's an industry around, there's a book is written, the
guy comes on your show, he does a bunch of interviews, he does a
bunch of other people, and they all talk about the scandal of
these few millions of dollars and what it might have led to in
the same breath. She announced I'm going to raise $2.5 billion.
And everybody was like she's serious. Yeah. Yeah.
So there is one. What is interesting about this is for
years, we have been pulling, dissecting, discussing mainly in
regard but it started with Haiti and the the theft, I would say,
of billions of dollars, just who knows where it's gone, but we
know where it initially went, when we had three presidents
saying we need to,
we just need cash.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water.
Just send your cash. So we've been looking at these form 990s
Now it seems like journalists have discovered you can look at
form 990. And yeah, we're what they're focusing on now, which I
think is a distraction, but I need to look into it. It'll I'll
take today and tomorrow and Saturday. Is the is the Canadian
arm of the Clinton Foundation Clinton Global Initiative. I
think Foundation which is the Clinton just straw Enterprise
Partnership, the CG E P, a full Canadian affiliate and 1100
donors that donated through that. But let's just call it a
portal for lack of a better word. Now, what the Clinton camp
and lawyers are saying is that Canadian law does not allow for
the disclosure of people donating to nonprofits. I don't
know if this is true, sounds fishy. But I will say at the
same time, on a form 998 is not required. And you have a 5013 c
514. C, different types of nonprofits. And it's very hard
to find out who actually donated it is my understanding a lot of
the donations the big money came in through credit card
transactions from overseas. But it's it's kind of irrelevant.
They're going back they're going to refile. And the the Canadian
CG EP says we're going to approach as many of these 1100
undisclosed donors as possible. I will ask them if it's okay for
them to disclose their name. Well, good luck with that.
And that's not going to happen. There was a discussion I don't
didn't get any clips from it, but somebody deconstructing the
Clinton, Bill Clinton and Hillary methodology for these
these harmful books that come out. And I was, I think, I can't
remember the guys name but they had a PR guy or press guy for a
while, who was really adept at dealing with the crisis crisis
management expert. And he said, This guy said, this book isn't
following the exact pattern because it kind of caught him
flat footed because normally, way before book's publication
time the Clintons get an advanced copy through some moles
they have in the publishing industry. Oh, no doubt. And they
they then they strategize how to take the guy out. And but
usually they go after the writer, as a douchebag.
Conservative and all that well, which Yeah, I think is why they
keep saying conservative, but they make him out to be a douche
bag full of crap. And they do this way before the book comes
out. So the book comes out flat, it comes down to an uninterested
audience because it gets discussed to an extreme yet. I
don't know that they I mean, it seems that they miss an element
of that here because like you said, you haven't read the book
yet. You say, the book is not out. But yet the Clintons are
all over Stephanopoulos read it, he said, and somehow
Stephanopoulos read it. And so it's going to be interesting,
but apparently, the book has got all kinds of cool stuff in it.
We'll find out.
And let's face it, these two are just not on the up and up.
And everyone seems to every Obama bot I talked to those
seems to have given in well, now. It's the best we can do.
That she deserves it. I'm sorry. She's worked hard for it. She
deserves that exact he's worked hard for it. She deserves it.
Since we we have a new attorney general. She's been confirmed
our new attorney general.
Oh, right there one is best friends with holder's wife, I
guess.
And holder is on his way out. So finally, and he's got to leave a
legacy. How do you think he thinks he's done in Department
of Justice?
Well, by that one picture he's got which is fun, or I should
put I'll put it try to get refined and put in the next
newsletter. So be aware for the beholder picture
you want to explain the picture? Or is that just thinks
he's the greatest? He's that good with a bunch of Greek gods
are surrounded by these images of himself? Are these people
holding their hands if he's doing the same thing?
Alright, so let's just run down. He thinks he's the best. Let's
run down the controversies of the holder Justice Department.
We had the gun running. Right.
Where it was toxic in
cartels with the sole purpose of what getting the Sinaloa Cartel
to take over the whole operation. I think that both
thing fell through, but it was a nice try.
We had IRS emails that fall under him as well, I think that
falls under his
prosecution would and I think and he was also holding out
documents, if you remember, right, he didn't want to send
documents to Congress and he should have been held and he was
held in contempt of Congress and the local district attorney in
Washington DC was supposed to prosecute and nothing came of
it. So he's gotten away with something
Yeah. And of course he locked up journalists and you know the fox
guys are whistleblower. He's locked. In fact, most New York
Times arrested more whistleblowers have been jailed
under this attorney general than ever.
Ever, not ever. Yeah. In total ever.
And how did he do on on on the Snowden stuff? Pretty poor, I'd
say in general.
I don't know if he had a chance to really do any damage. Well,
here he is talking so busted the legal pot medical pod. Yeah,
good work patients in California. thugs, thugs. Augs.
Out California to beat up these guys and take their pot.
Here. Here he is talking to his people. I guess he has a little
speech and talk to the Department of the people
Department of Justice. I think
that as we look back at these past six years, what I want you
all to understand is that you have done truly historic,
historic and big things. I mean, no matter where you look, if you
look, at least from the basic stuff, you know, this department
is restored, it's restored to what it always was. I certainly
was when I got here, and what it must always be free of
politicisation. I focused on the mission and making sure that
justice is done without any kind of interference from political
outsiders.
Well, sounds jovial to me. Perfect. Oh, good.
All right. Well, we can disagree on that. That's for sure. Let's
see what else we got. What else you looking at? Well, I
have a lot of different things. I'm working on the story. For
Sunday, I've received an interview with a very
experienced pilot. This is regarding the German wings
crash, but it it appears to be something part of something
larger. But when it comes to planes crashing down in this
particular manner, and, and I wasn't, and he's very long
winded, there's the problem, I am going to have to kind of tell
do I have to tell his story and use some of his clips. But it's
also had to wrap my brain around what he was saying. But from the
information that has been told to the public as fact, fact of
record fact of the matter could voice recorder, cockpit voice
recorder. The evidence that has been presented cannot have
happened in that manner. And there's only one answer to how
this happened. And it really I had to just Okay, so that'll be
Sunday. However, I did want to mention with the my friend Theo
would laugh at the unintended consequences of technology. And
of course, my favorite word is being used an iPad glitch.
According to both this Associated Press, I'm sure that
they find they find that to more than sufficient to just use the
word glitch and why bother trying to find out what's really
going on and technology these days, broke all of the American
Airlines electronic flight bags running on their iPads. And the
whole fleet was grounded while they did an upgrade to the to
their app, which is that they don't carry paper anymore. Well,
as an as an as a pilot as an airman, this is annoying. Mute,
you cannot have this type of edits because it's cloud based
and distributed. This is again, this is where the problem comes
from one glitch, which is an upgrade to the app screwed it up
for the entire fleet. And because they're also dependent
upon it, no one has a sectional play. No one has any. You have.
Yes, the big problem. It's the bits, the technology problem.
Everyone believes the shit works.
That's the meta part. That's
the meta problem. Oh, it's technology to work forever? No,
it doesn't work at all.
You have a clip? No, I don't. But
I've got a couple of things with clips. Okay, good. There was a
report that came out with unschool effectiveness. And, and
I just did was on a news hour. And this is the Cool School
effectiveness 2014 clip and I have proof that this is nothing
new clip. And
American kids still don't know that much about history, or a
civics or geography for that matter. The Education Department
said today that in 2014, only a quarter of eighth graders showed
solid performance in those subjects. That's little changed
since the last national assessment in 2010.
Well, you know, I don't think this is anything new. In fact,
it was to the point in the 60s that you'd have this this is the
school effectiveness of the 60s
don't know much of biology. We don't know much about the
science. We don't know much about the French attitude. But I
do know that I love you. Nice very good, John.
Anyway that just good one that was like in this society to such
an extent that we're singing there we're singing
about it.
Brings us
wait, wait before you do that. Last night at the star party. I
Sherry was there. Sherry runs the crystal class that I took.
So of course, she would be there at the star party as Yes. And
she said that she has she's, she's in her late 20s. I think
that she had taken astronomy in high school. And she she doesn't
think they actually ever look through a telescope. That is
that's education for you. Right. Wow. Yeah. Nice.
Wow. I was listening to some of the NPR stuff and they're in
there's a bunch of there's an undercurrent besides Elizabeth
Warren. There's actually an undercurrent of Jerry Brown,
Renault moonbeam. And he's getting like he's doing big
stories. I started to notice this but play the Jerry bridges,
Jared not to Jerry Brown 79. This Jerry Brown clip,
California Governor Jerry Brown today ordered the state's
greenhouse gas emissions to be slashed 40% below 1990 levels by
2030. Brown called it the most aggressive benchmark and acted
by any government in North America. measures to enforce the
cuts will be worked out over the next year.
So I'm thinking is brown maybe even thinking about this because
it's always been assumed. And he tried it once before, because
when he was governors and governor in the 70s, he was
always seen as a presidential guy. And again, we have this
sort of example of what people were thinking back then about
the guy
go away. I will leave dog
racing
nice John. Kids will meditate in school. That is of course, the
Dead Kennedys.
Yes. 1979.
And here, I thought you were only a Green Day fan. I'd like
this. I really like what you've done here. Oh, yeah.
Thank you. That's really good.
Just showing you this always in there. It's always
nothing new to the game, but it's just yeah, it's just
cycles. It's all the same thing over again every single day.
Yeah, it's as sad as it sounds. Okay, a couple things we can
catch up on this during the ultimate distraction of
Baltimore. Something was found.
There is other news today including this the developments
in the IRS targeting scandal a watchdog has found 1000s of
missing Lois Lerner emails. Treasury's Inspector General for
Tax Administration says it found about 6400 emails 2004 through
2013 and nine year period learner used to run the tax
exempt organizations on that's the department accused of
targeting conservative groups the IRS claimed the emails were
lost when learners computer crashed three years ago. They
will now be examined by the Senate Finance Committee.
Oh oops oops and it's run by the Republicans now so you got
problems well that's not the only last thing oh yes I have I
thought when I heard this story said all finally at the Adam can
shut up about the last videotape of the Boston bombing of the
Boston bombing guy and let's see where is this clip I got two
minute clip so I can't keep track unseen
video unseen video here
it is to Boston tonight the penalty phase deciding whether
bomber Dzhokhar sir knife should live or die in tonight right
here the video never seen before shown in that courtroom today.
So now if pacing and is holding cell jurors shown what he does
next straight to that camera. The prosecution arguing it
proves he is unrepented
unseen video of him flipping the bird on the on the secret video.
Have you noticed this? This is again one of these things where
they're trying to do tasks to change the narrative. Yes, we
know the public psyche knows there's something missing from
the case which is the video they promised us so but so many
people supposedly heard of somebody else seeing but it's
never been they claimed to have
Well, hold on let's just plays it let's let's play the
Evergreen from the governor of Massachusetts. Is there anything
on the videotape that maybe the public hasn't seen about his
reaction that was particularly telling that movie investigation
along?
Well, the videotape is not something I've seen. It's been
described to me in my briefings. Yes, but it does seem to be
pretty clear that that this suspect took the backpack off,
put it down. did not react well. The first explosion went off and
and then moved away from the backpack in time for the second
explosion. So I'm pretty, pretty clear about his, his involvement
and pretty chilling frankly, lies describe two
lies. You lie why he's not lying, actually because it was
described as telling the
truth. Yeah, so the not but not his description is just
secondhand. But the narrative and we've noticed this before
who declared missing you haven't seen this before? This is the
video you haven't seen and they show some from inside of store.
It shows something inside my cell and now this one, but it's
always the video you haven't seen I think it is to into drum
into the public's Oh,
yeah. But yeah, there was a video somewhere,
let me think there was a video that proved he was guilty. And
we didn't get to see it. There's a video. Oh, now they're gonna
show us a video that we haven't seen. This must be it. But as
we know, the entire case was immediately thrown to the
wolves, really, his lawyer, her entire pro bono lawyer, her
entire mission is to get people off of death row and life
imprisonment. That is her mantra. That is her reputation.
That's what she does. So she's guilty on everything. And now
it's only about her own ego, of getting this kid not killed. And
which I think is sad, because this would be the one. This
would be the premiere episode of our death reality series. This
would be great. We already have the camera inside, he's pacing
he's flipping off bully be really be killed. And then of
course, we should vote for him to be killed because that's what
we all love. I just want to show it on TV. We got the the drugs
are a problem again, have you been hearing, there's always a
shortage of this drug to kill people
who asked because the drug companies didn't make the drug
to kill people. And then they got irked when people were
buying it for that purpose.
But what's interesting is even that drug
by the way, obviously not an American company now because
vice we love the challenge the one
right so now the combat I didn't have any clips of I was just
kind of tuning into it on the sideline. That it actually these
drugs are the drugs they're using now. They you know, they
keep you quiet they put you to sleep but then I'll actually
kill you right away. And the funny thing is the most
efficient way of killing someone is by beheading them it really
is the most efficient way to do it.
Well I think a guillotine guillotine now the gas chambers
no longer you modernize your some sort of laser weapon like
they use in James Yeah.
Or like yeah, like a light lightsaber. Yeah. Think about
just merchandising that the lifesaver should be introduced
as an idea.
Not an idea as a merchandising moment. Get your official US
Marshals lightsaber, chop off their heads. So we're a bunch of
policies here, policies and we're willing to let someone we
want to die to suffer instead of just doing a quick because I
don't know gas chamber reminds us of the Holocaust. Oh, can't
do that. Pussies Jade Helm 15. Which I think we've correctly
debunked and we'll keep our eye on it. But this Walmart closing
has nothing to do with it. But the actual exercise is, of
course, but Adam
But Adam, the Walmart store, somebody has penetrated one of
the stores and the shelves are empty. And there
will soon be trailers around the perimeter where the workmen to
do the remodeling. It's real to Jade Helm. 15 is an actual
exercise. And the exercise is without doubt disturbing as it
appears to be an end of the documents everywhere so people
can read up on this that's in the show notes. It appears to be
an exercise in urban warfare. And so this question now finally
we have a little script. And as we know, these are scripted
questions. Everybody knows what's coming. Josh Earnest is
the spokesman for the White House. He knows it's coming. And
there is a question about Jade Helm 15. I've read about this.
Okay, so
400 Special Operations Forces over eight weeks, some of them
traveling kind of incognito in the States. So the governor of
Texas has ordered the National Guard to monitor this exercise
to make sure that the civil liberties and constitutional
rights of Texans are not going to be infringed. Is this parent
lens this concern justified? Has it been conveyed to the White
House in any way? Can you explain what the purpose of the
exercise is and why people should or shouldn't be
concerned? Yeah. Well,
there's another good question as clearly scripted setup, so that
we can explain it now of all the things that they could do in
this operation. I believe we're talking about a police force
militarized police for the military, pretty much military
military forces call it that they military force coming into
cities and they will be in cities and they will be doing
flyovers and all kinds of stuff like that do not be alarmed
citizen. But what is actually going to happen? What they're
going to do as Josh owners explains, frightens me more be
concerned? Well,
the US a couple things. My understanding is that that the
individuals who are participating in the exercise
won't be traveling incognito, that they'll be wearing armbands
that's enough for me. On band on band on band, yes. Will they
have an insignia on the armband? Will citizens be asked to wear
stars? yellow stars? A fuck that Ernest?
That's funny. I'm writing this that somehow. news media didn't
pick up armbands it wearing armbands
with what were the little Obama logo or what
is bad with an Obama
be fantastic. Hi, everybody. Hi.
Colorful, friendly as eco friendly logo.
This is a mortal clip.
But what I would do is I would encourage you to check with the
Department defense that's conducting the exercise.
Oh, yeah. But why bother with anyone else in but it's the
Defense Department. We can't look at that.
And they can explain to you what the goal of the exercise is what
sort of what practices and capabilities will be will be
conducted in the conduct of this particular exercise. The thing
that I will, that I can say without having a lot of detailed
knowledge about that particular exercise, is that in no way will
the constitutional rights or civil liberties of any American
citizen, be infringed upon? While this exercise is being
conducted?
Right. Okay. Movie great if the President said Hi, everybody,
let's talk about the armband. I mean, that would just that would
make my day. Really, really complete everything really,
really. And then there's one other thing that is happening in
the Supreme Court right now is, I guess, now then deliberation
yet about the same sex marriage? Is that where they're at?
I don't know what where it stands. I think the last time
you know, C span actually play some of these deliberations. I
have a clip from that. And there's no video because the
only audio
which again, let them what check the calendar. Why don't we have
video?
There's some reason for it. I don't know what it is. There's I
don't think are there photos even of this? When the court is
in session?
They have a guy drawing.
Hello, 2015. Quick clip here. This is Justice Alito. I would
say he's Is he a conservative? Judge? Is he?
I think so.
And he met, I like it when there's a little joke, a little
jokey there. It's kind of fun. So the question is, or the this
particular piece of the debate is? Well, if you allow same sex
marriage, what else can you allow? And what can you not
allow? And Justice Alito, kind of like he's a Fox News
correspondent comes up with an example. It would have been on
the five or something I don't know. But he makes a good joke
out of it. There's no these are four people,
two men and two women. It's not. It's not the sort of polygamous
relationship, polygamous marriages that existed in other
societies and still exist.
And so he's, he's saying, what, how would it work if you have
two when two women and two men who all want to be married to
each other? So I have a four way marriage? For some reason he
made this up. But then here's the jokes.
I'm societies today. And let's say they're all They're all
consenting adults, highly educated, they're all lawyers.
Why wouldn't be the grounds under under the logic of the
decision you would like us to hand down in this case? What
would be the logic of denying them the same? Right.
Number one, I assume the states would rush it and say that when
you're talking about multiple people joining into a
relationship, that that is not the same thing that we've had in
marriage, which is the mutual support and consent of two
people setting that aside, even assuming it is the middle row?
I don't know what kind of the distinction that is because a
marriage between two people of the same sex is not something
that we have had before. Oh, recognizing that,
yeah, he's He nailed her on that. 101. Little more. It's
just interesting.
Recognizing that is a substantial break. Maybe it's a
good one. So this is no what why
is that a greater break?
The question is what of again, assuming it's within the
fundamental right, the question then becomes one of
justification. I assume that the states would come in and they
would say that there are concerns about consent and
coercion. If there's a divorce from the second wife. Does that
mean the fourth wife has access to the child of a second wife
there issues around who is it that makes the medical
decisions? You know, in the time of crisis, I assume there'll be
lots of family disruption issues, setting aside issues of
coercion and consent and so on, that just don't apply here when
we're talking about two consenting adults who want to
make that mutual commitment for as long as they shall be. Yeah,
I,
well, can I say something? Please, please, please. Which is
in the 80s when I was writing op eds for the San Francisco
Examiner, I wrote and I've still think this way, I don't see any
reason whatsoever why you can have polygamous situations where
you have one guy married to three women, one guy married to
a guy and two women who just what he described, or one woman
married to three guys, one woman married to Five Guys, or any of
these things. The reason they don't look, I mean, besides
being more men, so that's up to some people reason enough, it
shouldn't be a good idea. But the reason they don't like it is
because of what she kind of described at the end is the
nightmarish legal situation with one guy breaking up we say you
got to for like they were describing there you have right
one of the four wants to get divorced from one of the four
but not all of the four and and so she's gonna be Michigan to be
married to two of them instead of three of them. And and then
when the taxes cut time comes, she doesn't want to pay her
share to the group this filing. And it's it's mostly a
convenience for the state. Yeah, then it's not a convenience for
the for the public. It's a convenience for the state
because it becomes nightmarish the paperwork. And I think it's
a good point. And I think it's you why not? Yeah,
I'm in agreement. i There's no reason why the government needs
to be involved in marriage. Anyway, those who looks at is
taxes. Yeah, there you go. There you go. And the funny thing is,
you know, federal waiting on some federal decision who gives
a shit? The states, there's only 12 or 13 states left that had
that don't recognize it, including the great state of
Texas, who also don't recognize weed. So yeah, they
probably have more potheads in Texas than California.
I that star party was pretty good. Man, that sounds great. I
heard about you.
Totally baked.
Yes. Before we go to our break, I would like to read a little
bit from producer Joe who explains the auto mania issue
why Turkey will not apologize to Armenia some very obvious
things. I encourage you to read his entire note in the show
notes. But first here is our friend. Chunky Yank. What's his
name from the Young Turks? chunk, chunk, chunk chunk dies?
Is he Armenia?
Yeah, well, yeah, he's no, he's a Turk.
He's a Turk. Right? He's asked on C span on the call in show.
I've got some clips if you're gonna go this way. We're gonna
get right to the donations.
Well, I just wanted to play he's we discussed what young Turkish
Young Turk is you? And I didn't even interrupt you. So I want
you to explain again, what is the Young Turks,
the Young Turks were the were the was a named group that came
during the era of the three Pashas. They administer the
dying Ottoman Empire, and the 1910s night to 1920 period. And
the Young Turks were part of the group that if you're going to go
with the right reading of this, that we're initiating a get to
Christians out of Turkey, and the Christians included the
Armenians.
Let's talk to chunk EO of the TYT Network. Thanks for joining
us. Oh, no problem. Thanks for having me. What's the Young
Turk? Well, young turks is the largest
online news show in the world. We're now network the TYT
Network. 30 different channels largest network on YouTube,
about 120 million views on YouTube and Facebook per month.
But to your actual question of what a Young Turk is, it's a
young progressive looking to overthrow the established
system. And that's what we're looking to do here. I think
Washington is enormously corrupt. So does our audience
sodas 91% of Americans. So we're looking to change that so
forgets to mention the name comes from killers. roving band
of killers. That's okay, chunk.
Now, he thinks of himself as that sort of guy. So the
Germans, so I
wanted to the producer Joe email can do that quick before you
really know I thought, you know, I see your clips here. They're
gonna flow in perfectly. Okay. So producer Joe wrote a very
eloquent piece. I don't know why you weren't copied on it,
specifically. what the issue is, why the Turks or why Turkey will
not apologize for the Armenian genocide. And please read the
whole thing. I'm picking out two things that are verb of interest
one. He said, you know making apology. It's not like just
putting on a sad face and going I'm so sorry. Because that you
have to have monuments, plaques, museums, you got to and of
course, reparations. The minute that happens. Everybody wants to
have money. And the Germans have paid this in today's money.
Billions in reparations still going on today, Greece still
demanding money from the Germans for World War Two. That's valid
that you can you can just say, oh, sorry, because you open up a
can of worms. That is unbelievable. And this is the
one that blew me away. And I'm mad that I didn't see it. The
time to get out the map people. Take a look at what lies on the
other side of Armenia. Do you have Turkey, Armenia? And then
any guesses?
Well, you got Syria up there.
How about Azerbaijan?
All right. So you got Azerbaijan,
and they want to have the complete Azerbaijan connection,
which would have to run through that territory. Pipeline
pipeline. Yeah. That when I saw that, like, oh, we can't have
that country. Everything being official and recognize and all
this, we can't do that. And then want to run a pipeline now.
That's why it also demonized the curves with your bogus analysis.
And you know, these guys had a courage did it?
Well, here he also did write about the Kurds. There were
that's what the government did it at the time of the war the
Ottoman Empire did at the time of this genocide, is they gave
blue license to a number of different groups to go and bring
a rape, pillage and kill Amongst them were the Kurds. So yes,
Kurds were part of it, but they weren't the only ones by any
means. Please read this. This is it's way too long to read on the
show. Beautiful, beautiful explanation and if anyone wants
to comment on it or or refute anything, we'd love to hear it
but it now says he's mentioned the Kurds which is part of a
litany that came across only recently I'm not have to look at
this and maybe debunk it as it may be but Turkish because the
Turks are ridiculously all in on the OHL on their story. And
let's play this Genesis. The Germans have decided to say
okay, we give up we're not going to support the Turks arguments
anymore. We know better. And we're going to recognize the
this as a genocide, which is really the issue I don't think
the apology is so much of the issue as the usage of the term
which may or may not bring repor reparations into play. I think
that's specious. I'm not absolutely sure that there's no
international law that I know of if you change the term from
massacre to a genocide that oh, now you gotta pay us money. It's
annoying. That's what they say is one part of the reason that
I'm not doing it but let's play this because this is the Germans
are interesting because they have there was a schism going on
not to bring the pipeline's is it could have something to do
with Russia and why they're doing this but there's a schism
in the country between the what is it schism break like a like a
chasm split schism break split, it's like a split not a chasm,
okay, chasm is a hole deep it's like a schism schism. So you
have one basket taking sides I'm on the side you're on that side
all of a sudden, to schism Okay, so the president of Germany and
the Chancellor of Germany on the size of this argument and and
they in the parliament came up with this apology and by the
way, I have never seen the inside of the German parliament,
but it's very much it's modern and I like if the Nazis were
still running the place modern but mecho modern it's got a lot
it's got that reopen deconstructed look, it's
beautiful. And my by any art stamp, oh, I'm looking at it
now. So genocide Germans part one's a little long but play.
Germany's Parliament no longer wanted to follow the official
line of Chancellor Merkel's government. Delegates from her
own governing coalition launched a resolution that calls the mass
killing of Armenians genocide. Berlin expects there will be a
political price to pay in Ankara. Here in Germany, Turkish
organizations have already announced demonstrations against
what they see as deformation of their Ottoman history.
While Germany is home as we indicated to Europe's largest
Turkish population, some 3 million people in Germany have
Turkish roots. Half of them have Turkish citizenship,
and many of them share their government's anger at Berlin
saying it's unfairly choosing sides. Some of that displeasure
was palpable today at the capital's biggest mosque.
I'm looking at that picture but he also has a vortex dome. Yeah.
That's pretty wild and New World Order and the huge
Eagle Whole New World Order.
I love the blueness Eagle. Yes, man. Yeah, that was a good good
on an armband.
I'm thinking play this is the this I think there's some clips
there's no Were to I skipped zero, which is a long intro to
the whole topic. But this is number two, these are the Turks
that they talk to. And there's a bunch of them. It's the same
translation of sounds like one guy, but it's a series of
people. And you can kind of see and you have to remember that
the Turks in Germany are a bunch of laborers that came over and
they made to settle down yes, laborers. They were Yes. Men
became Germans if they could, most of them are still Turks.
But they're all in on the Turkish narrative, and they're
not going to change their mind. So play genocide, Germans to
relations between
Germany and Turkey. On the phone phone rang, I can't
just go and call a genocide without checking the facts.
Germany's a democratic country, isn't it? It's difficult. I
don't understand what the German government or President Goucher
getting at which keeps on meddling in Turkish affairs.
There's no proof that it's true.
Nearly everyone here has Turkish roots. The Islamic cemetery that
adjoins the mosque was established back in 1866. For
the Ottoman Empire. Turkish traditions are taken very
seriously as our anchors official positions.
The global digital system fully
don't think that it was a genocide. That's a false
accusation. There are two schools of thought on this by
the man on the CSR historians, even Armenian and Western
historians, wrestlers who show that people died on both sides
of Biden's I mentioned the storms and
nobody here thinks anchor will call the massacres a genocide
anytime soon.
So we'll revisit this again in a year and then a year after that
is never going to end these Armenians have long memories.
Well, the definition of genocide, the deliberate killing
of a large group of people, especially those a particular
ethnic group, or nation, anyway, you look at it that sounds like
a champ. To me, synonyms mass murder, mass homicide massacre.
They still they still call it a massacre. Yeah, they'll call it
anything but the word annihilation extermination
elimination, liquidation eradication, decimation butchery
bloodletting,
probably no, decimation is wrong, by the way. Yeah.
pogrom. pogrom? Yeah, Grom never heard of that.
Yeah, that's, uh, yeah.
Okay, maybe this is a synonym for genocide is also holocaust.
Maybe they don't want to use these words, because
leads to the word holocaust. Yeah.
And that's never good. And just say, Hitler, and we're all done.
And a conversation. Well, it's, yeah, I liked the pipeline part.
I think that that makes a lot of sense. But after 100 years, and
what are we doing? I know what we're doing, we're gonna run
away.
Before we do that, oh, I want to mention something which is and I
think because we talked about this after the show, and you
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day. They still hate them.
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I have a TV clip talking about giving me kudos for watching
everyday TV. Yeah, and being one of my favorite shows. The CSI
shows, suck show CSI Cyber,
you've been watching this.
Yeah, watch it on and off. It's
what you do. It's what you do.
But they have like this. It's actually well written they did
kind of the ham handed with their check. You know, they make
some errors, but they you know, they get some nice from Emma
consultancies and says something else. But they had this little
thing when I did look it up afterwards because I didn't I've
never heard of such a thing. But this is the fat kid. There's one
fat is like a classic team of, of hackers that worked for the
government includes a fat guy who is obviously you know, plays
a lot of video games and but he's stereotypical Spiess, way
too erudite, for a real fat programmer, and he had the
skinny programmer fat program kind of thing. Anyway, the fat
guys bust into the airport to tell people to unhook their
phones, because there's a problem somewhere and it looks
like it's in this particular kiosk where people are charging
their phones at the airport.
Everyone unplugged.
That I'm done. FBI. Everyone unplugged. Yeah, that's gonna
work. Man. FBI. Everyone
unplugged.
Don't unplug my phone instead? Tell me something, sir. Have you
ever heard of juice jacking? No. And I don't care to see this
court. charges your phone. Right. Nice save you think it's
your friend? You see this connector on the end? Yeah, it's
a USB plug. Not exactly groundbreaking stuff guy. Maybe
this will impress you. Most people don't realize that this
cord has four ports, two for power, which charge your phone?
And two for data? Which transfer? Yes, you guessed it
your data. Now, what do you think your phone was doing just
now, Guy charging wrong. Stealing your data, you just
wanted to charge and you had no idea that a hacker hadn't sold
the juice jacking device that allows them to steal your credit
cards, your photos, your videos, everything on your phone. Now,
if you just go get in line, and talk to that short gentleman
trying to pull off the purple paisley tie. He's going to take
the malicious script off your phone for you. Problem solved.
Thank you.
I was not familiar with this. But I see there's lots of lots
of information about it. It's pretty
obscure. And in public places. You have to have the machine a
machine mounted at the charging station. Yeah, well, the
charging station
could be in the kiosk. Yeah. And it's
generally used to I was thinking about the use for this idea. And
the idea is you plug in you think you're hooked to a
charging station. It's not as a computer on the other side, then
it lights up your machine. If you have I guess to write
software to make this work, you can just suck off the
information of the phone. The way he put it. It sounds like I
Why would you do that? What in my case, because I was thinking
about it. What would it do to my phone? I don't have anything I
don't have credit cards on it. He says credit cards. There's no
credit cards on on 99.9% of phones that I know of. Do you
have a credit card? Your all your credit card data on your
phone? Do you
know I have well yes, I have one card for the Apple Pay which
I've been testing. So technically, yes.
Okay, well, that's that's, I would never do that.
Yeah, but I'm all in. I'm all in and they know it and you know
what, nothing's happened. Of course, all I get all I get is,
Hey, I saw you on a dating website. You look really hot.
Give me a call. That's what's happened ever since I've been
all in on this crap. I get bogus dating invites.
So I'm thinking what could be the main use for this When you
do is it seems to me if I was doing that running the scam and
I could have access to everyone's phone, I would just
take every contact list I could get and turn into a giant
spamming list. That's all you can do with interesting you
bring that up. Let me finish just for people out there. You
can buy a charge only USB cable if you're fearful. There we go
on.
Well, I wanted to say that the the iPhone six, if it detects a
computer, it asks you specifically if you want to
trust this computer, that's new, I had not seen that before.
Usually you would never do that I had the iPhone, I had the
four. That's when I stopped after that. You plug it in and
iTunes opens, everything starts syncing is completely no good.
But now, it actually asks you because I plugged it into the
desktop here, and I just wanted to charge it and wanting to
transfer. So that that does ask you the I was gonna say some
melts now, though, I do see a KrebsOnSecurity note about this
from 2011.
Yeah, I never heard I don't think this is a plague because I
never heard of until I watched this show.
I liked the name juice jacking.
I like juice jacker. It works as somebody who goes into Jamba
Juice and steals drinks sounds
like something for the month of May is what it sounds like to
me. And along with that, ya know? So you were talking about
you would steal the contact list. Interesting. You mentioned
that Facebook has shut down the friends Data API. And I'm pretty
sure I know why is because every single app in the universe that
you install, the first thing it does is it says oh, we're going
to take your contacts. And I think Facebook is seeing that
their true value is being the Rolodex of the universe and
having everybody's contact data. And they're shutting that down.
Now. They may sell it at a at a cost, but you're not going to be
able to just get it out with an app anymore. Now,
yeah, Wise. Yeah. And the contact lists are valuable.
I know. I was always very protective of it. I'm like, fuck
it. Everyone else is sending my name everywhere. Screw you here.
Take it all. I don't care. Okay, that's, that's what LinkedIn did
right away.
Link into it right away.
It takes my says Where would you install the app or taking your
contact? List? Oh, no, it actually it says find other
people you know? And you say yes to play that guy. You say yes.
And it goes scanning your contacts. Uploading your
contacts. I don't guess why don't I don't care because big
data doesn't work. It's poopoo doodoo it's not it's a it's a
pipe dream is not going to make any difference. What will make a
difference, man, have you seen that Apple Watch commercial? You
have to see this commercial. There's no There's no audio no
spoken word in it. It's It's like living in in Gattaca, the
movie Gattaca got its slave bracelet. And people all happy
Oh, yes. Poop go into my hotel room poop and pain with poop
poop poop poop poop. Slave bracelet slave jewelry as
predicted. All the while Yeah, yeah. When Lindsay Lohan got her
her slave anklet, right. We're
about three years ago on the show. We probably did a month or
two of these companies that make these little bright anklets that
you wear so they can see where you are all the time. You know,
it's for gravity. You know, you're drunk. You're drunk.
Drunk.
Right? It'll tell you Yeah, they'll say you're drunk you
can't drive I
was at some event I think it was in Florida where there was
having a coincident convention at the hotel with the event I
was at NIH and it was all these companies that sell these things
and I got to talk and chat with all these guys and it was pretty
funny actually because they were so oblivious to the nature of
the business they were in yes thing Oh it just has a longer
battery life it can concern now slave bracelets and people all
in and if you watch like some of these tech shows and not just
the one that you watch and I you know when I go on but just all
of them thanks you can even say this weekend about this. This
watch from Apple I know everybody it's not one or two
guys it's everybody
well it's not it's not just Apple it's also it's the big
companies I was actually I'm preparing a daily source code I
know it's been a while particularly because of the the
sorry asked sad state of affairs in all technology journalism by
finally heard Mollywood on the NPR show.
Now she finally got a segment in Yeah, and
That was in the car. So I didn't clip it. I forgot to do it. This
is a money show. And she was at the Microsoft Developers
Conference. And she hasn't done vocal fry yet. So she's she's
still Molly the way we know her. But then the guy, the guy, the
host, he says, you know, Microsoft, he said, they have a
bit like they have a bajillion dollars. And they're ginormous.
He said in one sentence and NPR money show. Yes.
That by Jillian by Norman good, Julie. I
got it. I'll got to clip it for Sunday. It was like how can you
take yourself seriously? And you certainly make Molly look
stupid. By enormous ginormous with gazillions of dollars.
Lemo. Since we're doing tech news, without the jingle, I'm
very happy to announce that the FCC, it looks like they're going
to have a comment period they will be releasing the 2200 meter
band for amateur use. Oh, nice. It is nice. Because this is
Tesla stuff. This is propagation through earth. Right. You know,
one watt and you can go transatlantic, it's, it's I
mean, you do need a, you know, 200 meters of, of antenna.
Yeah, you need an antenna,
by the low by the ground. But yeah, it's exciting. I love that
stuff. So finally, we can do more than just bits of
experimental license
and have to have a what you have to have to be able to qualify to
go in there and play around.
Yeah, you well, you need to at least general. And just a tip
for everybody. With the Nepal disaster, amateur radio
operators by have created a communications bridge between
the local hams who are using VHF braids. So that's FM like in the
400 megahertz spectrum that's more pointed in your line of
sight. And they're using that because really, there's no
communications. And on 14.205 megahertz is the emergency
frequency you can display. It's pretty interesting. And you can
if you go to web sdr.com, web sdr.com, then just click on the
first link there. It's the Dutch receiver and you get a little
radio and you can tune it to 14.205. And you can listen in.
And it's now it mainly consists of guys going stay off the
frequency. This is an emergency frequency emergency. We've heard
a lot of sounds right. We're trying to keep the frequency
clear chronic complete for emergencies. And then what
is it web SDR web is software defined radios. I tried. I got
it took me web. I tried again,
web sdr.com. Web SDR. S Sierra.
I get store hp.com Every time on web, maybe it's does mean the HP
store
web SDR. I thought it would maybe it's dot org Hold on a
second. I could be wrong. I'm sorry.org. Thank you, thank you
for checking that. They see the top one, which is from the
University of diventa. And so they then and that's, that's the
one of the first and it's really it's powerful. Then you get the
spectrum. And then in that frequency box, just highlight
that and just type in 14.205. You can do dot o but you don't
have to. And it'll and you'll start you're still hearing it.
14.205 and hit return. Oh, listen to that later.
Yeah. Well, I can tell you what you're going to hear. Yeah, get
off the frequency people off the frequency. That's pretty much
keep off that frequency. Man. We can't
brought this up as tech news segment. I so I get this press
release from some operation. That's one of the fronts for net
neutrality.
What is it the tech freedom? Which one was it?
I don't remember I have to go to the FFT. F to Ted's ever was
they were calling out Rand Paul, for being against you know, net
neutrality. And I know why he is same reason that many of many
people are which is it's a government takeover of the
internet, which is what nobody wanted. But that's what
everyone's getting. And I should mention, by the way, Popcorn
Time, which is one of the kind of phenomenons going on right
now.
Is the torrent app, the peer to peer app, Have you have you been
able to use it? I haven't been able to get
anywhere music. I haven't really tried to use it yet, because
there's nothing on there. I wanted to watch but I should
probably check it out. Whatever the case, and I said that I said
and I meant it. The they were blasting the guy so I decided to
you know, because I call congressmen and senators,
offices all the time to get a hold of the chief of staff or
somebody who can get a hold of
it. Please explain how this works. You've mentioned this
before on the program in the past I think it's very valuable.
And I wish certainly Americans and Gitmo nation would do this
more often listed
in the congressional offices, they get all the you get their
numbers effortlessly. They never answer, of course, because they
get staff to do the answering. And you could talk to them for a
few minutes, introduce yourself, tell them who you are, and what
you want to talk to him about, and listeners tell you to get
lost. So I decided to call in because I have all these net
neutrality columns that I've written here and there, and I
was going to turn them on to them, because there's good
arguments in there if Paul has to defend himself in some debate
situation. So I figured I'd help him.
This, by the way, is what a good citizen does,
but a good citizen does. And so I call I get an answering
machine. They don't even have enough people to answer the
phone at his
voice. I think it was an answering machine or voicemail.
It was an answering machine. Well, where the what the
mechanism was, it could have been. But there was it was the
analog equivalent of an answering machine. Got it in the
beep and everything. So they said now you don't take these
cut, we're not taking anybody's calls. And if you want to do
some go to the website and send some email, which is like that
just ineffective, no, good. So I left a message a long ago, not
long as but as short, detailed message saying who I wasn't what
I would might be useful for them. And give a number and an
email address. And that was you know, a while back and then
never heard back. They they're ineffective. They they suck.
They're stupid or dumb. That's actually guy running for
presidents a joke. Anybody over this?
It is not how it's supposed to work. These are. They should be
listened. They represent the people yet they don't want to
talk to the people.
Yeah, well, most of them are glad to at least the staff is
glad to chat with these guys, when they got a firewall against
you can't talk to the staff. So I'm bad last
Sorry. Sorry. Well, thank you for trying. Thank you for your
courage. I tried. Okay, my thing. I have one last series. I
don't know if you had a chance to see it. But it was emailed to
both of us. And when I saw this, I was dynamite. About two
shorter clips on one long clip, but it's well worth listening
to. Um, Robert F. Kennedy. And he is now Is he the Jr. He is
the son of Bobby Jr. Brother.
He's a little kid with that. Yeah, I think he is Robert
Kennedy was killed I think.
And we we have we have scoffed at him previously, when we had
the organized so called spontaneous climate Day March in
New York. And he was he's all in on Climate Change all in which
is disturbing. When you're about to hear this because some sense
is coming out. We also made a joke about is his voice but I
believe he had throat cancer. So that was inappropriate. We
apologize. Inappropriate
but notable.
Well this, but I will say his because of his voice.
Robert, probably an athlete Kennedy's kid, right?
Yeah, he's always been big in the sport. I've met him. There
you go. I met him at a Kleiner Perkins dinner once before we
bank some some of the girls in the office. Just kidding. That
he's all in the Special Olympics, right? Nice guy. And
he's all in on climate change. But he comes on Bill Maher show
and he's promoting a movie, which you definitely need to
see. And I think there's a book associated with it. And it's
about fly Mirasol the mercury Hamburger Helper in vaccines.
And that is not mentioned by the way, but I
thought that there Mirasol was a preservative nada, nada, sorry,
right?
It's a preservative the what was the other the other thing was
the person I have right
and the other one we used to harp on I don't remember the
name of it, unfortunately.
So there's still a lot of mercury as a preservative in
vaccines. And here's the intro. I'm gonna play this in three
clips. Here's the intro and he didn't get to sit at the table
this was the opening segment where he sits down kind of the
the opening interview and of course this is a you know, he
comes from a a legacy of the Democrat Party yet he seems to
be against vaccines which he isn't really but the the
information he gives is very interesting to hear from this
person in this setting. And and we'll see how it is responded to
here's the intro. Wow.
Okay, so I saw you have a full page ad that you Printed in USA
Today about this issue? The Marisol which is the
preservative the mercury based preservative in vaccines. We'll
get to that in a second but I want to put it in context. You
are one of the greatest environmental crusaders we've
ever had. So I'm assuming
your history with mercury goes back a long way. I mean, your
vaccine thing now but you've gotten it out of reverse, right?
I I got dragged into the vaccine as You're kind of kicking and
screaming because I was going around the country suing coal
burning power plants and talking about the dangers of mercury
coming from those plants. And almost everywhere I stopped, or
I spoke i There were women there very eloquent, articulate,
grounded, people who were saying, Look, you have to look
at the biggest factor of mercury in American children now is
coming from vaccines, and we need you to look at science.
I like this a lot. Because what he did here is he said, It's not
your typical Kook on a podcast. You know, it's eloquent women,
very smart. Whenever you need to just say eloquent women,
educated, elegant women, oh, we're all in good mood by him.
And
I resisted for a long time. But I started reading a science
after a while. And I am very comfortable reading science. I
I've read hundreds and hundreds of successful lawsuits, almost
all of them have involved scientific controversies and so
on. Look, I'm good. I'm uncomfortable reading science
and dissecting and discerning the difference between junk
science and real science. And when I started looking at it,
what I saw was very alarming, which we were giving huge
amounts of mercury to our children. A lot of it has been
taken out of vaccines. But there's an extraordinary amounts
of vaccines, and particularly the flu vaccine,
in particular, the flu vaccine variant and then Martin not
respond to that at all. That now, this is a long, long
segment. But I really wanted to play this thing in its entirety.
What you will hear is very smart. I don't know he seems to
be all in on vaccines itself. But he gives a lot of data about
a lot of problems that have occurred with children. And his
solution is, let's get the mercury out of the vaccines,
mode listening to the data that he presents. There's a lot of
interesting things that we have discussed for years on this
program. He
spent three years looking at the scientific literature and the
scientific literature is virtually unanimous about the
dangers of fine aerosol. And the links between aerosol and the an
epidemic of neurological disorders that are now
afflicting American children ATD ADHD, speech delay, language
delay, hyperactivity disorder, ASD and autism.
All. He pulled out the Autism who, and you would have expected
mark to jump all over him. But there's some respect
which began in 1989, which was the year that they changed the
vaccine schedule. And we've seen animal studies, toxicological
studies, clinical studies, cadavers,
they all say, but you're not anti Vax, you vaccinate, you're
a pro vaccine,
right? You get the mercury,
all of my kid, I had all my kids vaccinated, I want to see
government policies that promote full coverage of vaccines. The
only way to do that is to have safe vaccines and to have a a
credible regulatory process with regulators with integrity. And
we don't have that today.
Now listen to this. Listen to Obama bots are applauding about
how Yes, you speaking truth to power. But really, this has been
the common this has been the narrative of the conversation
all along, is vaccines seem to be causing autism and other
neurological diseases? But somehow, if you're a Kennedy and
you present it, you know, like, I'm not anti Vax. What kind of
word is that? But I just don't want people to kids to
say Vax is a buzzword for Republican douchebag. Right.
I mean, a lot of the movie that I saw is about how the CDC is
corrupt. But even if the CDC is corrupt, why is the World Health
Organization and the National Academy of Sciences and the
American pediatricians?
I think this is hilarious. I don't have this. I'm shocked.
I'm shocked. There's corruption in the health or in the World
Health Organization. Really Bill Maher
and scientists from other countries. Why are they lining
up on the other side of the CDC
really kind of controls the field and CDC? And you know,
there's a well, let me explain what's happening at CDC because
then you can see how it, how it is pervasive and these other
bureaucratic institutions. So there's been four separate
scathing federal studies about the CDC and all of them by the
United States and the United States Congress, the Inspector
General of HHS and the Office of Research Integrity last year,
they paint a picture of CDC as a cesspool of corruption as an
organization that's been completely taken over by the
vaccine industry.
Have we seen this report anywhere? John, have you heard
of this? Government reports heard about it?
We need to get a copy. Yeah. Ah,
this is pretty well. We have seen the collusion with
scientists and the World Health Organization with the swine flu.
And I'll let him continue
by the vaccine industry. And there's two divisions at CDC
where the corruption is most important. The first is the
division that chooses which vaccines to add to the schedule.
So when you and I were kids, we got three to five vaccines. My
kids get got 1657 inoculations from 16. vaccines.
This, this is the kind of data that people need to be hearing
about, because you know, we all owe but Bill Maher, of course, I
got vaccines, I didn't die, but look at look at what's on the
schedule now. And what's
coming. Why did that happen? Why are new vaccines added to the
schedule?
We know the answer, don't we John? Money
and their 271 new vaccines in the CDC pipeline that are due to
be added to that schedule. In 1989, it suddenly became very,
very lucrative to put a vaccine on the schedule.
Oh, what have we discussed for years on this program? What
happened in 1989?
Well, I believe that's at least a period in which they were the
liability laws were changed regarding these folks.
The year before,
hugs. Thugs is currently the drug company thugs.
The year before Congress made it illegal for Americans to sue
vaccine companies, no matter how badly go from the vaccines, they
gave him a shield against any liability. Suddenly, vaccines
became very, very lucrative. And you've you've got the federal
government, ordering 200 million people to buy your product.
There is no advertising, no marketing, and he can't be sued.
What a great business should, yeah, USA, USA.
So those new vaccines with a billion dollars a year to some
of these companies. We would hope that the people who add
those vaccines to the schedule would be kind of geeky science
types who are only concerned with human health. But that's
not how it works. Most of them are vaccine industry insiders.
And I'm gonna give you an example, in 1999 Dr. Paul Offit
who's the consummate vaccine, you have seen him on TV, yeah,
sure. And he is the leading voice face for the vaccine
industry. He sat on a on one of these committees that added the
rotavirus vaccine to the schedule, and he owned a
rotavirus patent. So six years later, he was able and he voted,
he didn't recuse himself. He voted add them to the schedule.
Six years later, he sold his patent for $182 million. He told
Newsweek that it was like winning the lottery. So the
Inspector General's report said that 64% of the people who sit
on those committees have the same kind of conflicts that Dr.
Often had, and that as many as 97% of them may have those
conflicts because they didn't they didn't fill out their
conflict disclosure forms
there you go that's the meat of what he said I like to like most
of that I'm not necessarily all
the way Maher has
great Well,
I do have one shorter clip of this is Mar tried to be tried to
rebut or tried to. He made no sense and actually sounded like
an incredible aihole You tell me what you think he's trying to
say in this but it sounded to me like this is very typical. Obama
bought and remember he gave a million dollars to the Obama
reelection pack. Just a very strange comeback to this which
shows that there is no real comeback to the way Kennedy
explain this.
Why can't we have a kind of a grand bargain on this? It just
seems like we're calling each other Kooks and liars. And it
seems
like no, that would be you calling all Republicans and
people like Andrew Wakefield Kooks and liars I don't think it
really comes from the other side and
liars. And it seems like common sense that vaccines I mean, even
their Marisol probably don't hurt most people. I mean, if
they did, we'd all be dead, because they're in a lot of
vaccines that we all took, but some do. Obviously some minority
get hurt by this stuff. I don't understand why this is
controversial. Why we have this emotional debate about something
that there is science there. It astounds me that liberals who
are always suspicious of corporations, and you'll just
laid out bad case and defending minorities. Somehow when it
comes to this minority that's hurt. It's like, you know what,
shut the fuck up. And let me take every vaccine that Merck
wants to shove down my throat.
What is he trying to say?
Wow, that's a good When I say a non sequiturs like he's saying
one thing and it sounded like
first he was saying oh it's just a minority fuck them but then he
kind of
say I had no idea it was just he's he's mind is is scrambled
Yeah, I had a clip like this somebody's talking something
stupid
it's not what most of the show is yeah I guess it is I didn't
need I think unless you got something
now I do have one thing I'm a little annoyed I'm becoming on
the Yarmouth so all in on this Pope Francis guy
with his what is it called again the IC o
ecumenical whatever yeah that thing he that this one is really
got me this like why is this a niche this disguise supposed to
be like a spiritual leader and a guy who is trying to translate
what God thinks.
I would like to remind you when I predicted he will be the Pope.
I said this was going to be part of it part of the socialist
agenda part of the world order your is
your prediction coming true. That said
Pope Francis has spoken out in favor of equal pay for women and
his weekly audience in the Vatican. He said the discrepancy
in wages was a scandal that Christians should reject
because we've debunked that whole argument about equal pay
on the show showing the data and this just as created pile of
crap right?
No one believes
Why is he What is he got to do with it?
What's Love Got to do with it?
What's Love Got to do this? You play another song? I liked
your songs managed to do more of that. That's that's very good.
That is a perfect way to show to explain history. Yeah, I think
there's there's there's something news only
the you know, little care about history the way she went on. I
said, Oh, that reminds me of a song. Okay, I probably have a
couple of things now. We're gonna We're good.
We're gonna save it all. We're good. We're gonna save it all
for
the Iranian takes the ship. Everyone's all panicked about
that, but apparently is involves some some legal issue with the
owner of the ship on the money.
Well, here's what I'd say to that. No worries citizen. You'll
be safe until Sunday. I'm sure thanks safe
until Sun safe until Sunday.
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