The No that's not him. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. Sunday, May 31 2015. time once again for
your Gitmo nation media assassination episode seven to
six.
This is no agenda
hasn't been 40 days and 40 Nights yet, building an ark and
broadcasting live from FEMA Region six here in the capital,
the drone Star state of the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where it's not raining. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
Levin Buzzkill.
You want to start with a little rundown on the rain? I do have a
clip.
Yeah, rundown on the rain. Is it called rundown on the rain or
Texas flood reporting.
That would be more thunderstorms meant even more flooding in
Central Texas today. As the death toll from storms over the
last week rose to 27 torrential downpours dumped as much as
seven inches of rain in the Dallas Fort Worth area
overnight. Drivers were stranded for hours as water covered
highways and submerged cars. Rescue crews responded to more
than 250 calls for help. For more on this HARI SREENIVASAN
spoke earlier with Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick
recently toured the Hardhead community of Wimberly.
Lieutenant Governor, you've had a chance over the past 24 hours
to see some of the devastation on the ground and from the air
describe it to some folks in the rest of the country who might
just be seeing these images for the first time.
Don't worry, we've been in legislative session for the last
five months. So yesterday was the first day I was able to get
down to the Wimberley area and the pictures do not describe it.
I want to give you this example I was standing in front of a
cliff that was about 40 feet high. That would be equivalent
to a three to four storey building. The water is normally
three foot deep. When that flood water hit those homes. That
water was as high as 48 feet. It took out homes on top of 40 foot
cliffs. It's unimaginable trees down everywhere down the entire
river trees it stood for 600 years, hundreds of homes and
most importantly the loss of life. 12 A missing or lost? One
body was found 34 miles downstream if you can imagine
the one home that was taken down Harvey where we lost eight
people they're still missing a few bodies have been recovered.
It was on stilts. About 30 feet high. And the water just rushed
down like a tsunami a 40 foot 48 foot wall of water after dark on
Saturday night in an area that has had flooding but nothing
even close to this well that's
yeah that's good trivialize the story sitting there. Yeah, well,
I'm
here as I am allowed to is like being black. I can say all kinds
of things. You know,
no, no, I heard what he goes on and on and on. I just had to cut
it there. But he mentioned that I forgot what area there were.
It was 14 inches of rain in two hours.
It's been it's been crazy. Okay, I have a much longer agenda 21
Climate Change segment but I from that I will just for this
opening. I'll play a couple of even stupider clips because of
course, I've been monitoring everything about my own
hometown.
They call it weather whiplash. It's neat. I play more
they call it weather that one they call it weather whiplash.
That's great. Weather whiplash. They
call it weather whiplash, a year of historic floods, fires
tornadoes, snow and ice. Now whipping from one wild extreme
to another weapon. We're in Wichita Falls, Texas, it felt
like the drought ended overnight. In just three weeks,
much of the state has gone from extreme drought, to crippling
fly lakes are fuller than they've been in five years. This
was like Wichita just a few months ago. Here it is. Again
today. Scientists a climate change is exacerbating the wild
swings.
The swings are getting Wilder. Climate change is stretching out
a variability. Yeah, there
you go.
Climate change is stretching out.
The climate change wasn't weather listen to what she says
this is a UT
person climate change is stretching out variability,
whatever that means.
What does she say stretching out are very variability
because they can't explain it. It doesn't fit with the whole
model. So we have to
change is stretching out our variability. Yeah.
Changes stretching out our variability.
Well, that let's go to the NBC report then might as well they
call it well. I'm sorry. I did that one.
By the way. I should mention that the Newstar did not mention
climate change at all. Well,
shall we just go into and get it over with because I got a number
of clips here. Oh, go on. Oh, mine as well. With the president
with his speech for the Coast Guard. With I know we You've
just noticed all of this stuff, kind of, you know, this is the
time once again to be talking about climate change where you
can talk about climate, I'm all for climate change. Just I'm not
so sure about the manmade climate change. But the guy who
has now been crowned by the president himself as the rain
maker, so to speak, is Bill Nye the climate guy. And he is
everywhere, and he's got his message. And he's just, he's
just, he's not going to stop. He's not going to stop. So let
me play CNN, from this morning, Bill
Nye the Science Guy is here ready to fight the haters and
haters. Before we begin, I just want to say
it's important to
see on a on a forum or something, but
I am going to take this somewhere. Because this is
something that you and I identified early on, and we've
predicted is going to happen is moving in that direction. I was
gonna say
this, you You are now the official, your beat. It's my
bill and I see him, I see that. That's the funny thing about
this. You run into him all the time, and I haven't run into him
for months.
Well, he's, he has a very interesting message a part of
his message is, I'm sorry.
Is my getting minimum? Minimum? Yeah, that's his message. Oh,
getting scale. Scale. Yeah, big scale.
Okay. So he has a message and he has an A parallel and analogy
that he's trying to ram into your heads and make that
comparable to manmade climate change. But another part of the
message, which is it's, well, it's kind of laughed off in
subtle, but it's come back in this other C span thing I
watched, is the haters. And how haters gotta hate. That's right.
Haters are hating on the messenger.
Bill Nye the Science Guy is here ready to fight the haters. And
before we begin, I just want to say 97% of scientists say
climate change is real. Great, and much of it is driven by man.
So
can we stop with the man thing? People say people don't want on
Whoa, man with men and women. Oh, let's go on.
You tweet about climate change after extreme weather events all
the time. And each time it makes climate change deniers freak out
for this your strategy?
Well, I just want to remind voters that suppose you
had no notice immediately, his mission is to politicize it.
Which is whatever on this, you know, there's politics, and
there's the real science. Here's the Science Guy, the first words
out of his mouth about politics. It's,
it's suppose you had suppose you had somebody running for
congressional office in your district, who insisted that
there's no connection between cigarette smoking and cancer?
Would you vote for that person? I mean, you might. But if this
person were adamant, no, that scientists who studied cigarette
smoking can say they don't know if they were adamant. Would you
vote for him? And so in the same way, that connection between
climate change and human activity is at least as strong
as cigarettes and cancer.
It's hard to argue that
No, it's not. Of course, it's not a talking about well, this
is his message and we're going to hear a longer piece now.
Again, the same format with the science though nothing gets
signed yet but the climate change deniers, they're going
berserk about the trying to shoot the messenger and Bill
Nighy. Now on MSNBC with who's the guy with the big head, ed ed
with a big hit parts of
Central Texas are getting hit with another round of heavy
rain. Floodwaters and submerging highways are threatening more
homes. At least 21 people have been killed and 14 are missing
in the state. Earlier this week. Bill Nye the Science Guy sent
out this tweet.
The thing about what's being said here? Yes, I
think it's there is something so ludicrous about about Yeah, a
cartoon character as the spokesman. And he's not Bill
Nye, expert and Bob I know it's Bill Nye the Science Guy send
out a tweet. This whole report is fantastic to really Oh my Oh,
so the cartoon guys sent out a tweet he will qualify his his
credentials in this piece.
Well another round of heavy rain. Floodwaters and submerging
highways are threatening more homes. At least 21 people have
been killed and 14 are missing. I listened to his tweet what his
tweet actually send the state. Earlier this week Bill Nye the
Science Guy sent out this tweet billions in damage in Texas and
Oklahoma still no weather caster may utter the phrase climate
change. Many conservative climate change deniers went
berserk over his post
Berserk just crazy insane. There was shooting shooting up entire
Mauls documented denier Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
That's a good one by the way, documented denier I want? I want
I want that on my my business card. Documented denier
has not commented on the storms linked to climate change.
However the Republican presidential hopeful did send
his support to the families in Texas. What's important here is
Bill Nye never suggested the flooding was caused by global
warming. Now let's stop there
for a second. Can
I stop your whole report right
now? Of course,
because there's I want clarification. I've got Bill
Nyes Twitter thing up. The guy very rarely he tweets like every
couple of days. He's not a Twitter guy. Somebody else
probably put this up for him. He's more on Instagram dude. Uh,
billions and damage and Texas and Oklahoma. Still no weather.
Okay. Now at the very beginning of this report that you're
putting together. You played what sounded to me like a local
weather caster? Yes. Was that what it was?
Yeah. About the weather whiplash. Yeah. And she went
on and on about climate change. Well, what did how does this
make any sense? Billions in damages, still no weather caster
may utter the phrase climate change? I believe she said it
twice, at least maybe three times
more interesting.
So this is a lie. Well, this this comment from him and his
comment from Schwartz is just a lie.
Ed with the big head is not even funnier will now say that his
tweet didn't even claim whether it was caused by climate change.
When you read that tweet, what does it mean to you read it
against
damage in Texas and Oklahoma still know whether Castro may
uttered the phrase climate change what it says to me, by
implication and by construction. And obviously what it really
meant was climate change is responsible for this damage.
Global warming, he simply pointed out, climate change was
excellent. I'm gonna roll it back a little further, you can
hear it perfectly
natural hopeful did send his support to the families in
Texas. What's important here is Bill nine never suggested the
flooding was caused by global warming. He simply pointed out
climate change which experts say is exacerbating whether extreme
events like this should be part of the conversation.
Is that how you interpret the tweet? No.
Bill Nye joins us tonight here on the edge show.
And he has this shit eating grin on his face. He tastes totally
horny for himself. I know how I've seen this happen to people.
Well, let
me read you another tweet from his most recent tweet. Bill Nye
on Twitter, bonding over Jay Z with my new friend Jay Pharoah
tonight.
He's off. He's off the rails. He's off the rails. You know,
they're gonna find him with Richard Quest, where they're
nuts bound together with dildos in their boots and meth in their
pockets in Washington Square Park. I'm telling you, the guy
he's off the rails, someone's gonna get a hold of it. It won't
end well for him.
Appreciate your time. What do you what do you say? What would
you like to say to all of those conservatives who have blasted
you for your, your analysis?
As I say shooting the messenger isn't going to help you on
climate change. Here's what though. Would you vote for some
I want conservatives
again, going straight to politics. Because, again, he's
here not as a scientist. He's here as a political operative.
And we add we need conservatives. We can't have
just one side running the show. And nobody's you got to have
given take,
but and clear division, completely clear division,
everything on that side is crazy denier.
Just ask yourself if you're a conservative voter, if somebody
like Mr. Cruz insisted that there was no connection at all
between cigarette smoking and cancer. And there he is, again,
and was just adamant about it. Would you vote for that person?
Would you think that he or she has good judgment? And I submit
you probably wouldn't. And so the connection between climate
change and human activity is established at least as well as
cancer and cigarettes. So let's get on with it.
They are out attacking you because of a weather event that
is really in parallel with the science and other events that
have taken human life. In America. weather extremes
is could be the future. It can be the future. Oh, yes. All
those hurricane that's coming. It's coming. It's coming up.
Because now you're going to hear how the science guy kind of
falls apart. It's on his way,
every year or every other year, every five years. If you're in
the seawall business, this is going to be great for a few
decades. So this would be time to act. And the other thing that
I talk about all the time, although it's very important to
me, very important. I was born in the US listen to
he's a patriot. Now. We need the patriotic music. Oh, I'm put I'm
saluting you, Bill and I
I got my engineering degree in the US I'm I'm a licensed
engineering license in the US. I took a lot of physics in the US.
A man I took a lot of physics because I know I'm in the US. I
know what I'm talking about. Right?
I want the US to lead. I want the United States to be the
world leader that we need to do to address climate change. Yes.
Now let's get to the hurricane. And people criticize me for
this. Okay, it's still the climate still changing. As we
say science is true, whether
we believe it or not. Here we go. Now Monday is the start of
the 2015. hurricane season. Back This
is already being very careful. Well, officially
Bounders. Okay.
Okay, well, beginning of the season. Okay, so on the
calendar, it's there. Do you expect this to be an
exceptionally rough one?
Oh, John, what could the answer be?
Well, from years past, that would have to be one of the
worst in history. And and
so far, that hasn't really panned out. But they're so
they're so good at predicting everything via the weather
extremes. But when it comes to the hurricanes,
anyone predicted this was going to happen to Texas? No,
that's a very good question. We should sue them. Well,
it's very hard to predict this all the time. You can't it's
very difficult to connect any one weather event to this global
phenomenon Wide Wait a minute. Climate change with that said,
with that said, you we expect hurricanes to be stronger. Now
there's another phenomenon where the hurricanes get decapitated.
Ah, I've been waiting for the explanation why we haven't had
the big hurricane season, John. Here, we get the decapitation.
It's ISIS beheading the hurricane,
we expect hurricanes to be stronger. Now there's another
phenomenon where the hurricanes get decapitated, essentially,
off the east coast of Africa off the west coast of Africa. And so
they don't, they don't get as strong. And these things are
very difficult to predict. However, an El Nino seems to be
developing. So like strong hurricanes, but kind of way.
Either way, it's a very, the chances of rough weather are
much higher than 2014 was the warmest year on. It's not a
coincidence. It's human activity. 97% of the scientists
in the world are talking points. So the people on the other side
are really not. They're closing their eyes to a situation they
do not wish to acknowledge.
Okay, so he can predict it. And he's not going to make any
predictions because he knows that he has no clue. Now, this
all leads to something that we have identified before. Sorry.
Okay,
I just have one more thing. Sure. Sure. Sure. This is an
interlude here. Baby, I got I've got his Twitter feed up. Still.
I just want to read a tweet. Okay, good. Now, he tweeted on
May 16, and a couple of days went by and he throws in another
tweet out of the blue. And is then this is the tweet. All the
cool kids are following at POTUS. He's trying to change the
world with tweets. Really, how cool is that? Douchebag
he should have flown in, man, first of all, yeah. Hey, Bill,
Hey, man, fist bump. So this leads to we've we've already
heard this. So it went from global warming, manmade global
warming, to manmade climate change, to climate change to
climate denial. And now science denial. And this and this is one
of this is being picked up in a big way. Because it true it
truly is a war on religion. Now the Constitution is very clear
about you believing that you want to believe in pasta firings
you want to be you want to be Catholic, you want to be Jewish,
I mean, Mazel whatever it is. That's your right. And it's kind
of mind boggling to me, the and you're gonna hear some of this
real attacks on Christianity, and all different versions of it
of whatever is being called a certain version of it. And on
the other hand, you know, bad Well, you know, just don't don't
piss off the Muslims, you know, when they don't draw cartoons.
It's, my brain almost can't handle the inconsistency of it.
And I found an error. It took place on April 8, but it aired
last night on C span, as I was flipping through. And it was at
the University of Colorado, Colorado, a panel on science,
denial, science, denial, not climate denial, science, denial.
And I pulled a number of clips from it and pretty much no one
well, there was one, right one climate scientist on the on the
panel and see the first one. This is Blumenthal. He works at
the University of Colorado, and he's moderating the panel. He's
a molecular scientist, so not a climate scientist. And here's
his short little intro to this panel.
All right, let's get started. First of all, may I remind you
to please turn off the sound on your cell phone
I just put this in for effect you can hear we're kind of
up Turn it off.
If you haven't done that already vocal, let us do is Wednesday,
April 8 at 1030. panel number three to 630 Anti science denial
in the face of facts. You stepped
on the entire title don't step on already don't step on the
title. Don't step on it. There's going to be a lot of fun things
here.
Denial in the face of facts. I asked for a science panel, I got
an anti science panel.
Okay, so and I had to do so much editing just to get anything
usable, even though you almost want to listen, you want to
watch this whole thing? The audience questions and answers
it's, it's really fascinating how, how anti religion these
people are,
I want you all to try to imagine a world where established
scientific facts were accepted because they were established
scientific facts. Were nobody was deliberately seeking to
undermine the public's acceptance of these facts just
because they stood to gain financially or by raising doubts
about the facts, because they seemed at odds with their
religious beliefs. Huge numbers of Americans simply don't
believe facts. people believing in the truth matters a lot, not
because it affects the truth. But because whether or not we
act based on truth or fiction matters a lot. This isn't a
scientific issue. It's a political one.
Yes. Well, that's very obvious. And it's becoming a religious
one, which ties in closely to politics, certainly, in the
United States. Yeah. Now, next on the panel, Michelle Thaller.
She is from NASA's Goddard Institute. Very interesting
woman that's and she does a lot of she's kind of a, I think
she's, she feels like she may be a female Neil deGrasse Tyson, in
a way. She's a good speaker. She does stuff with Discovery
Channel. I think she's an expert as asked on all the time, but
she's kind of cute, a lot of hair, a lot of hair, which is
constantly brushing back some kind of signal. But she she's
one of these people has short arms that are too short for
body, you know, this club?
A short Yeah, a lot. A lot of the too short for the body. I
don't know how women get that way. But most of the guys you'll
see a bunch of like the stocky guys and they get these really
short little arms. It's because they exercised it with heavy
weights too early in their growth when they were like
preteens I thought it was it screws up your it keeps your
arms from growing to the normal length.
I thought it was just a club, a breed a clan? You'd think so.
And I just pulled the show everyone did a little bit of
intro and here's her intro. Well, good
morning. You know, it's it's one of the gaps in my training. As a
scientist,
I already want to kick you can't help but just the way your dog
is
that I'm finding myself in this sort of social situation as a
science communicator,
science communicator and documented denier where I'm
dealing with it's odd cadence of people insisting that something
that is false is true. And something that is true is false.
That would be us job that's talking directly to you and I
this is actually going on in my life right now at this moment.
But as we speak that the false is true that for example, NASA
could be hiding something from you. You know, I I want the
month of my life back that that 2012 Apocalypse was because I
was getting calls from people who are frightened. And they
were afraid the world really was coming to an end.
Now this is important what she's doing. And remember this is
about science denial goes straight into religion, and of
course, the 2012 Armageddon, you know, she's highlighting a small
fringe of dudes walking around with signs, you know,
we also ridiculed them of course we well as we ridicule her, of
course,
and then there would be some people that would say, Okay, I
bet the world isn't coming to an end. But where can I go to see
this wonderful astronomical conjunction happen? And the
difficult thing to tell them was that there was nothing
astronomically interesting happening on that date. This
whole this thing was whole cloth made up? No
whole cloth made up? Is that a religious reference whole cloth?
Cloth? Or is that what is it? What does that come from? I've
only heard that in the in the world of writing and journalism
personally, where you say whole cloth refers to you print the
whole thing. I
just wonder where where the cloth part comes from
whole cloth. Somebody the chat room could help out of the whole
cloth. Here it is. Yeah, sounds got to look better for us. Let's
continue.
And you know, people often ask me, Are you allowed to save this
as a NASA scientist? And the answer is, absolutely yes.
Because these are the facts. So, you know, she has the fact the
idea the attack on what a scientist is.
You remember now you're hearing somebody who had Bill Nye the
haters. You see the pattern forming here. Bill Nye the
haters getting all over. I'm trying to shoot the messenger.
Now we're attacking scientists, if you're going to find out
we're attacking science, because they're crazy religious nut jobs
is, you know, are we not allowed to be human? You know, am I not
allowed to go on television, which I have done? And say, I'm
scared, and I've done it very well. You know,
it's not that, you know, I
give me this woman's name again.
Michelle Fowler, th a ll er, gonna tell
you what to do. But I can tell you my emotional response. And
it's become very apparent to NASA scientists that just
delivering more and more data about okay, well, we've got the
acidification of the oceans, I can assure you that the isotopic
ratio of the carbon dioxide proves its human activity that's
doing this. I can tell you it's not the sun because we've been
studying the sun very closely for 30 years.
Wow. For 30 whole years, have you? So
all of these 30 years what?
Yeah, it's not the sun. Warming is not from the sun.
Why don't you remind me it's not from those? No, no chance of
that. 30 years proves it.
Why don't you remove son from the equation? See how warm up
for 30 years? So all of these, all of these data are not
helping in the debate? No. And so instead, we're trying to draw
back into our skills as storytellers
Okay, now this is very important. Now she is a science
communicator. And she's now Yes,
by the way, that is that is code in the in that world for PR
girl.
Yes, yes, PR and the PR girl says that the data is no longer
working. People don't believe the data. So now they have to
resort to what scientists do best, which apparently is
storytelling. What happened to the fact that
debate and so instead we're trying to draw back into our
skills as storytellers and as people and as emotional human
beings. Trying to tell the story.
Okay, story, story, a story. Okay, now we place fiction now
we move over to the one climate while he's a geo science
professor from Penn State. He is Richard Alley
Stop stop again. I hate to keep your questions keep coming to
mice, but brisket should give the guy with a little voice it
started at the beginning. He's coming up. Yeah. Didn't he say
that everybody on the panel was a bunch of attackers science
deniers?
No, that's not what he wanted. He wanted to imply that no, he
said his implication was I wanted to science panel but I
got a panel about anti science. So the cont the top he wanted a
topic to be about science. He got a topic that is about people
who are anti science. I get a these people, these people these
science communicators are very much all on board.
Yeah. Okay. Okay. So here is I'm sorry for the interruption. So
no, please feel free, though. Well, that always makes the
program better. No.
I'm a climate scientist. So I'm one of the people who have
gotten the occasional email that says you're an evil liar. I'm
trying to get you fired. I hate you. I'm going to watch you I
know where you are. I've also waded into the evolution issues
and I have editorialized on that and the people who do not want
to see evolution taught tend to be much nicer to
sounds like he's trying to pinch a loaf
I got a drop in this little gem on this woman. Okay. She's one
of these talks about her being married during her years in
Pasadena she was a regular participant in the summer Santa
Barbara renaissance fair.
That's the thing that I keep getting invited to.
She is well you've ever been to wine? Of course not. Oh, no
crazy not to go
first of all it's not like free you have to pay for everything
they're not invited attending a plane ticket if
you've been to one if somebody would actually have that on
their wiki page. That means that she dresses up she's cost play
is let's use a modern terms. Explain cosplay. Cosplay is this
thing has become I don't know when it began. I just tracked it
maybe starting about a year and a half ago. Boss play is and
it's very popular amongst certain groups of millennials.
And it is dressing up in the most you know, and to really
elaborate costumes cosplay costume play, and going to
events where other cosplayers are there Comic Con has become a
cosplay Mecca to the
extreme. Yes. Okay. I know you're talking about because the
invitation is always very high grade. You're really beautiful,
almost like a wedding invitation. And I think it's
women wear hats and men and white gloves. Is that kind of
the cosplay we're talking about here? No.
Okay. Not even close. That's
what that's the impression I always got. She looks like she
couldn't
be wearing Renaissance Fair. For example, if you're a cosplayer
and you go there and you're bragging about this me she does
that she does what I'm about to describe.
But this is not a renaissance.
I felt sorry.
I don't believe we're talking about the same thing. I think
this renaissance Santa Barbara thing is not a Renaissance
Faire. It's a group of the left wing people who come together
and try to solve With all the problems of the world that's
what I've been invited for I'm talking I'm talking about some
no way
because as I read the renaissance fair with an end and
is a trade
this is even crazier so she goes to renaissance fairs is a winch
exact ah nice you where they got the the outfits from the era as
bad as best you can if you're really good and a lot of
steampunk stuff comes from this. People will be all dressed up in
these wild wild outfits. It costs a lot of money and heavy
makeup and hair and all the home.
Oh my God, John, you have to search for Michelle Fowler
Renaissance. Okay, I see her costumes.
I would say and you and you have to top that I'm going to finish
the discussion before I do that. As you top it off by speaking in
a phony baloney old fashion what would be perceived as an early
British voice doe protesters it just and you just saw you roam
around him that you knew go into that role and you hold it for
the entire event
that's standing.
So that's what we're dealing with here. This is a scientist
who we should we should pay very careful attention to her.
Well, this guy as well because of his voice mainly but just
what do you say he's he's cracking out the anti religion
right off the bat.
The people who do not want to see evolution taught tend to be
much nicer to me than the people who did not want to see climate
change, thought.
You religious people are crazy.
Right? And so in some very real sense that we can go into our
media bubble, we can go into our cultural bubble, and we can stay
there. And in some very real sense these media bubbles are
scrubbing reality and scrubbing
reality. And they all have this idea that somehow there's just
so much money flowing into climate change denialism which
is ludicrous. Look at the guns look at the numbers.
The numbers are off the chart on the other side. It's 22
billion from from from the government alone into research
for this
yeah, there's no and insane bull crane set but but these aren't
meant this sounds good dough, those evil oil companies. Okay,
now,
somewhat longer clip but and I cut out all kinds of stuff every
single time I think, Oh, this isn't enough. The guy goes on
again. This is a you may know him chip Merlot. He's a writer.
And I believe he has also worked at a think tank for many years.
Which sole purpose is to figure out ways to figure first
discover why Republicans are crazy, and then figure out ways
to make them on crazy. And he's written a book about you know,
the crazy right in America. That's not the title. And he
starts off his introduction with this
haiku for climate change. Reality Bites, as sea levels
keep rising water nips our feet.
Ah, that's not a haiku. I'll tell you why it's not a haiku,
people should look this up and look into haikus. And it is more
than just a number of words all put together. There has to be a
a, the last line has to be kind of dissociated. That particular
line isn't anywhere. So I'm sorry, I need to listen to it
again. Haiku based on that sort of thesis, but that's even even
haiku Herman does a better job. I complete
high completion.
Checking in malformed haiku. Haiku Baba devotee. Okay, now
I'm gonna stop you once more. I'm looking at one of the
Michelle Fowler pictures I know of her and she's wearing I would
say $1,000 Elizabeth not Elizabeth him but Victorian with
a with a collar with a chip must cost a fortune that crazy call
it you see in the old pictures of Elizabeth the first. Yeah,
Off with their heads I'm sure she sends off with their head
over their heads and you want to die off with your head. All
right now, this guy is a clearly a driver of the story. This Mr.
Haiku guy but let's play the Haiku one more time just just I
need to irritation haiku for climate change. That's pretty
much all I need to hear just before I go to bed. I Coover
climate change,
Reality Bites, as sea levels keep rising water nips our feet.
And I cut out all the smirking and laughing now okay, we're
just going to play it and we will have to stop from time to
time. And this is the final clip in this series by again, I
encourage everyone to see this because the go to science denial
base clip purely on a opposing view of manmade climate change
which I still think we should stay with global warming. But
now they're just it's really an addition of all this stuff. And
to make this so political by saying, it's religious people,
they're crazy. And they're all Republicans. If you have
authority figures, there has to be a mass base that listens to
the authority figures. So I think the guy's gay. And I'm
going to argue that the mass base has been groomed since the
late 1800s. To reject science to reject what they call
collectivism and reject big government. All of which is
Oh, yeah, those three wait for it. Do you want to you want to?
Let's just listen. And when you're ready, jumping when
you're ready,
that climate scientists are all agents of Satan?
Why? They climate scientists are all agents of Satan. Remember,
this? Is this is gone from the haters with Bill Nye. Oh, hold
on a second.
The Satanism? No,
the Yes. These climate scientists are all agents of
Satan according to crazy religious people who are
Republicans collectivism,
and reject big government, all of which is evidence of that
climate scientists are all agents of Satan a lot of okay,
get over it. And yeah, we'll get over it. So it all starts with
evolution, The Big Lie of science.
Could you be more polarizing please.
And the Catholic Church and most mainstream Protestant
denominations reach an accommodation with science
simply by saying the pleasant got clever. And one of the
fundamentals is that science is a lie. Is this true? No.
I don't think so. either.
Not in any any religion I've ever studied or been part of
I've been I've never
seen this. I've never been taught this. And I you know, I'm
sorry.
This is a classic example of somebody it's so out of the
mainstream that I guess they just talk amongst themselves and
make shit up.
Well, he he really tries to go into the history of it all.
Because if you believe the science of evolution, you are
rejecting God. Now if you're so now
we're back to that fundamental true
either there's not a there's nobody would agree with that.
Except this guy. Let me put it as simply as I can. This guy has
an out and I would say the whole group. This guy's an out and out
bigot is the worst kind of person in the world. He
shouldn't even be on C span.
Why is C span even airing this? Why is it at the University of
Colorado and please let's throw in I don't know some conspiracy
theorists. Let's just bundle it all together. Conspiracy
theorists crazy religious nut jobs, Republicans, all of them
are going to kill us. They are going to kill
a Bible believing literalist. And God is a very centered part
of your life. This is not something you just brush aside.
It becomes ingrained in your worldview through the doctrine
of your religious ideology or theology. Okay, let's let's go
through a little roots of this. So how does this involve in
corporations today who are funding science deniers to go on
TV and and say things?
What this is so who's doing this eSight something you asshole Oh,
well, you
know who's doing it? Apparently, I'd like my payment where's my
check Koch.
So in the 18 hundred's, its evolution in the late 1890s. If
slavery
rose don't even support our show.
So listen, now he's gonna bring in this is really genius. What
this guy does, and John, they all truly believe what they're
saying. Even though if you read the IPCC report, it's really
only 97% of scientists who wrote an opinion about it at all. And
then they said, if you read the report is pretty likely pretty
darn likely, gee, I think it's extremely likely. And then it's
predictions based on computer models. So fact no, the facts
are not panning out
and say things. So in the 1800s, it's evolution in the late
1890s. It's labor unions in the 1920s. It's Bolsheviks, and
anarchists, which give us the Palmer Raids and Sacco and
Vanzetti 35 to 45 Roosevelt and a massive corporate funding of
anti big government, anti labor union, anti collectivist
organizing around around the country, one of the most massive
propaganda campaigns ever launched in the United States.
And the 1950s we have the Red Scare against godless communism.
He was going with this. So if you want to be a lover of the
earth and a lover of people, because you're
way off on the Franklin Roosevelt analysis, he just
thrown together with what he this guy is horrible. Yeah,
that's why
we need to listen to more of him. It's the pain no pain, no
gain, John
let's not forget godless communism. And in the 1970s we
have the Christian right, which a number of scholars of religion
point out when you have the collapse of the Soviet Union
what happens is that the scary threat becomes internal, their
internal subversive just like in the Red Square, Red Scare, and
the internal subversive.
I mean, isn't didn't put take place in the 70s.
Now he's jumping around, he's jumping back and forth, but
let's just get a little closer to how crazy these people are,
you know, people like you and I, who clearly are religious nut
jobs. And and you know, we just
was the last time you went to church.
I'm gonna go soon. Yeah, why not? But we talked about
one thing I mean, straight, it's the Renaissance Fair is not a
church. So
Oh, thank you. Thanks for clearing that. More people. What
you should go to that. Not gonna
go to Reno, Nevada. Austin is full of churches. But it's
beyond the point. We have a large segment of our listeners,
our go to church. There's all kinds of denominations. But this
is just it's despicable find this very offense. Yes, it's
extremely offensive. But this is a movement that is it's real.
It's real. It's real, to make science, religion, that's where
this is going. But first, we have to discredit all others now
are people who want you to embrace this false claim of
science and reject your Biblical understanding of God. And they
have taken positions of high office and the political scene
and in religion,
they're all over the place, John, Hi, there, you don't never
know when they're gonna strike you next.
He also said, so some of these religious people are actually
taking a high office and religion. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. So
religious people are running some of the religion.
And remember, this pope, this pope is very, very important.
This is why I chose him,
which happens to tie in to one of the most significant aspects
of of evangelical and fundamentalist Christianity in
the United States that is distinct from in Europe, which
is the idea that we are living in the end times the apocalyptic
end time, here we
go, we're back to 2012. First, the Goddard girl says, this kind
of nut jobs, were calling me up. But now, apparently, if you're
really into religion, and really believe in God, and Jesus died
for your sins, then we're in the End Times baby, which is what
it's all over. And he has, he has a great philosophy about
this, during
which time trusted political and religious leaders will lie to
you. And so that puts science is kind of,
well, because we're in the end times the end of days, trusted
political leaders, and religious leaders. Did he say that he
might have will lie to you? Here's, well, let me just back
up a little more. Make sure that's what
he said. Because we're the antis, they lie to you at times.
But are they lying to us about I don't know, let's
listen to what he said. He might explain it apocalyptic
end times, during which time trusted political and religious
leaders will lie to you. And so that put that written down
in the book of n times. But the most trusted religious leader
would be the Pope. I don't know. Just stay with it. I want to get
through
it. Yeah, yeah, cool,
and religious leaders will lie to you. And so that puts
scientists is kind of the lackeys of political and
religious leaders who are lying to you, Max, sorry. Now, who
could possibly believe this? Well, somewhere, first of
all, who could possibly be this crazy apocalyptic belief
in the United States, you know, roughly 75 to 80% of the United
States, depending on how you do the polling is Christian or
just use the IPCC math, you'll get the answer you want, don't
worry, at least
they claim they go to church on Sunday. Actually, a lot of them
are lying, too. But that's, that's not their social
scientists have gotten over that, you know, when did how
often do you go to church every week? Now? How often do you
really go to church? So you have to actually ask leading
questions that get them to admit that that one topic?
No, but this is funny. This is important. Because what he's now
just
gone off the rails each day, all of a sudden, he thinks he's
funny as I was a sticky thought
this but this is yes. But it's important to listen to this.
This is going on not just here, John, this is going on. This is
very important. And people are being he's saying, Oh, the
religious crazies don't even go to church. They're lying. That's
what he's saying. This is this is outstanding. Now how
often do you really go to church is there you have to actually
ask leading questions that get them to admit that it's really
about once a month and maybe it's only Christmas and Easter.
So just so you know, the people who are crazy religious, they
don't even go to church. This guy's a dick. Now I'm a
Christian. So like, I'm sorry, and he's a Christian. Tell these
jokes. Okay, so don't get mad at me. I'm just a different kind of
Question. I'm the guy that likes science and our kind of branch
got over that in the 1800s.
Okay, what is the branch that got over it in the 1800s?
I don't know. Maybe we're almost worried, depending on where he's
from, but sounds like a Lutheran to me.
Could be more than
Why are you laughing?
Methodists and Baptists are a big kind of in the South.
There's mostly Methodist Baptist and one of them and the major
difference between the Methodists and the Baptist is
that the Methodist thinks strip clubs are okay, hay and the
Baptist think they're not okay. Well, I'm all for is that is the
dividing line between Methodists and Baptists in Georgia. I
mean, just write this out. Who says strip clubs. Okay, method
Methodist. All right. I mean,
our kind of branch got over that in the 1800s. So now, what
happens then is that this becomes the single largest
voting bloc in the Republican Party.
Hmm. Does he know I guess he's claiming that the crazy
religious nut jobs are the single biggest voting bloc in
the Republican Party
is conservative fundamentalists and evangelicals who reject
science because it interferes with their relationship to God.
And so it then becomes part of a Alliance which includes at the
top corporate profit tiers who you know, really want to keep
making money because they're kind of finished they're you
know, Chateau Latour, before the Earth turns into you know,
dustbin.
This is so, so crazy. Chateau Chateau Latour.
Yeah, Chateau Latour. In other words, he's he you don't say
it's chatty unless
you know unless you're drinking unless you're drinking it you
don't talk about it?
Yeah. covered by water the rest of it so no big deal for
him but he said they're gonna be just drinking their Chateau
Allah to our world and he made he fucks up here while the Earth
turns into it turns into a giant dust bowl with water everywhere
profiteers who you know really want to keep making money
because they'll kind of finish their you know Chateau Latour
before the Earth turns into you know a dustbin covered by water
the rest of it what is it dustbin
or water?
No, no big deal. You know? It's just like taking an or taking
any industry stripping it and and living the highlife.
Okay, so So Republican, religious crazy nut jobs are
just drinking their Chateau Latour funding like petting
stroking their white pussycat funding all this anti science
talk on television. What planet is this guy from?
It just hits the earth, you know? So that sucks. So they're
researchers on the gravy train or
that kind of thing right about now. You'd expect some guy
sneaking up behind him with a big butterfly net to take him
off to the nuthouse
or it says someone comes up behind him and says, nice
fabric.
You know, no big deal. You know, it's just like taking an order
taking any industry stripping it and and living the highlife. It
just said to the earth you know so that's I was just so there
are researchers on the gravy train already mentioned
what gravy train the gravy train for research is on proving
manmade global warming and climate change. This is just
This is really crazy.
There are the media and exploiting politicians. I wrote
this all yesterday. I totally agree with you.
That's almost done. But he has some this is the problem. I want
to cut them off each time then he has another jam.
There's a tiny group of anarcho libertarians who just
wanted to Narco lib Luna Narco
libertarian what is that? I know anarchists
Oh at what was the term
anarcho
anarcho how does that isn't on anarchists more left wing? Ah
not necessarily. Okay. Not necessarily
the anarchists that I grew up with in the 70s in Europe we're
all
yeah the guys that throw the bombs they're kind of more
communist kind of anarchy bomb is a rash perfectly round and
Black has got a fuse out the top usually have it has a hammer and
sickle Yes, common commies and then you throw that bomb and
you're an anarchist left wing style the commies?
Yeah, so left. Yeah, but no, yeah, no,
it's a it's a misnomer.
There are the media and exploiting politicians. I wrote
this all yesterday. So I'm not I'm totally agreeing with you.
There's a tiny group of anarcho libertarian days.
This is this preparation, his prep.
Well, he's a writer. He could just do it. He would decide by
the way he does happen. You're at the hotel the night before.
You're right. You're, of course. Yeah, of course
brands who just read conspiracy theory websites. So
there we go. We'll back it up a second. Now just add to the
list. You just got to bring it in. Yeah, I
totally agree with you. There's a tiny group Have anarcho
libertarians who just read conspiracy theory websites and
don't yell at me I know it's boulder I know there's a
distinctively significant larger proportion of conspiracy
theorists in Boulder than the rest of the world. And I'm happy
to talk to you. But the biggest base are these conservative
Christian fundamentalists and evangelicals who are convinced
that we're living in a time when satanic agents walk the earth,
and they're going to try and get you to abandon God. So for the
first time that this is here, here's his conclusion. Just to
summarize the crazy Republican nutjob Christians, they are
converging nuts, conspiracy nuts, they are convinced that
the agents of Satan are walking around and it's time for the End
Times. And now he's going to explain that they're pretty much
on on message for it the crazy nut jobs one we actually
have the ability to create it apocalypse, you're not going to
lose the bet when you say it's, you know, it's like it's going
to happen if we don't change things. And and you know what
they're gonna say, I guess you know, we're the apocalypse
happened and it didn't happen the way we thought but that will
be a very brief thought.
Okay, because because the crazy Christian religious right, right
conspiracy, not Republicans are denying science and we're not
going to make a change. The Apocalypse will happen. A self
fulfilling prophecy, great in their minds. So he also believes
in Armageddon.
What can I say? So here's the thing is,
wait, these guys are the ones who believe in Armageddon. Yeah,
because of the claim all we're all gonna die from climate
change.
But the Armageddon is you nailed it. The Armageddon is not
prophecy because it can be stopped. This is the end times
this is Armageddon because of manmade climate change. But we
can stop it. That's really what's so science is your
religion to survival? If,
as as a person who does
I'm gonna have to think this over a little bit more because
well, let me say it's the reason these guys are so adamant is
because they because people are trying to stop it. So they so
they're making the point that they're getting the upper hand
because all a huge amounts of money going into research to
disprove that climate change is going on with there's none of
course, they're creating a scenario where the world is
going to be destroyed, because that's what kind of what they
want. And then they can blame it on somebody else. I'm not
absolutely sure that they that they're sincere about any of
this now. In other words that this sincerity about we can stop
it. I would
agree. I would agree. I think there are a bunch of neat lists.
Almost,
you know, write about social science,
to stop your misery and I want you to finish I know normally
I'd bitch and moan about this taken up so much of the show
with one item. But you're right.
Thank you. Yeah, this
guy is so screwed. This is like but it's not just like a
revelation to listen to these people in this phrase. Yes. Who
came on earlier with this stupid Victorian costume? roams around
and okay,
but this is this is exactly what I'm trying to say. It's an hour
long watch the whole thing. Because this is and they believe
John they're totally completely believed in this guy says he's a
Christian. But oh, I'm a different kind of Christian.
That's what and this is a to science as religion. Everything
else is no good, except, of course, Islam because you know,
don't be an Islamophobe as
as a person who does you know, write about social science and a
journalist and I worked for a think tank for 30 years that
that researched right wing social and political movements
to try and help left wing organizers figure out why they
were saying these things like you know, there's no climate
change. Or you know, abortion is sin and gay people should be
shot or something or gay people should be shot or hung by Hank.
Yes, tough now Ted Cruz right wingers
Did you know that
this belief Well, clearly the crazy the Tea Party Ted Cruz,
take abortion is a sin and gay people should be shot or hung
you feel me? Whoever said that? I never heard that. But when
you're when you're saying how can I can't take this guy
serious but yes, and he's looking over at the other gay
guy from from Penn State. Like a little gay club there Hey, as a
bi curious man, I take offense to
this and these things like you know, there's no climate change.
Or you know, abortion is sin and gay people should be shot or
something or usually hand cigarettes go cancer, some work
to say to them, your religion is a farce. Get over it.
Get over it. Your religion is a farce. Get over it already.
Embrace science embrace us. You're not going to convince
these people that that's what's true. What's going to happen
that does work. You is to talk about the difference between
dominion and stewardship
ah dominion and stewardship only played the Dominion part 15
seconds.
And dominion is one way of understanding within
Christianity what God gave to humans. And Dominion means you
get to do whatever you want, you know, you get to shit in your
own kitchen, especially
in your own kitchen. But he's he's going all out now. Because
that's what we're doing John was shitting in our own kitchen
and dominion means you get to do whatever you want you know you
get to shit in your own kitchen sexually which was what we're
doing now let's let's be frank. This is what we
do you stepped on it is it got a new jingle? Yeah, I heard it
played now. You didn't
describe Obama in
the science
All right, so enough Yes, it's more than enough. Key I'm sorry.
But this is important an
hour of they'll never get back. Who started is their phrase go?
That's not true. You enjoyed it. I know you enjoyed an
hour my life. Alright, I'll never get back. No. Only at
Georgia from sudden just like pulling wings off a fly. These
people are annoying.
They're all over the place. And it's big now. And Bill Nye is
dare Fuhrer. He's their leader. How sad is that?
Bill, neither fewer guy.
Well, with that maybe I should just thank you for your courage
and say in the morning to you, John C. climate denier Dvorak
in the morning, Adam C. Curry in the morning all ships at sea
boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water. And all
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nights coming up to I want to mention later in the show we
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We have less of that. Oh, I see what you're saying.
I think the show is consistently if you look at the last number
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Thank you for your courage citizens I'd love it Don't eat
me Hillary. I'm almost dude. It's almost too delicious to
believe. And it's shut up already. It's science. And maybe
a Kate Kiki was worth it as I know that's for maybe I am a
douche Bae says
what difference you wanted, man.
I don't eat me Hillary.
Okay, don't eat me Hillary.
What do you believe?
Oh to delicious. I thought he said okay. Leon to delicious.
But I heard you say what difference at that point does it
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So I got this clip from the news hour and then I went to the
website at the site and I will recommend everybody well play
the clip. This is a clip that says Science Magazine gay scam.
Next, we explore questions about how scientific findings are
published and verified. And whether allegations of fraud
involving a top science journal are damaging credibility with
the wider public. Yesterday, Science Magazine retracted. A
study published in December that found people's attitudes towards
same sex marriage were more likely to be changed by face to
face conversations with gay canvassers, over straight ones.
It was a study that got quite a bit of pickup in the news media.
Now that it's been retracted by a leading journal. It poses
questions for the scientific establishment, again to Hari,
who has more on the story now.
Did you read this, the results of the survey?
Yeah, I looked at this whole thing over there's been
retraction watch, which is where this guy came from this they're
going to interview in a second is a newsletter that discuss or
not, yes, it's a blog. But it's a really good blog. It's again,
I recommend everybody who listens to the show, to go to
retraction watch.com and just plow through it. It is
fascinating. And the most fascinating part about the story
we're able to play the rest of the notes were went.
The study's lead author asked for the retraction after the
original findings could not be duplicated, and his co author a
graduate student was accused of misrepresenting how the work was
done. This is the latest retraction in a major journal.
In recent years, there have been others involved in cloning and
stem cell research. Ivan Rasky, is a journalist as well as a
medical doctor who broke this story. He is co founder of the
blog, retraction watch and global editorial director of
MedPage. Today an online medical news service for physicians and
other medical professionals. So first of all, this particular
case law, how did we get here? What went wrong? So what seems
to have gone wrong was that only some of this study, or at least
we can only see that some of the study actually happened. Lots of
pressure on researchers, we don't exactly know what happened
here in the sort of early days. But part of the study, which was
that gay people went to people's houses and tried to convince
them that gay marriage was a good thing that they should
agree with it. That part seems to have happened, what's a
little unclear is where they're serving them afterward to tell
whether you'd actually change their minds, which in this case,
was a pretty important part of the study whether that actually
happened. And so you fast forward a little bit, this paper
gets published in a really big journal, as you said, in
science, a major medical, excuse me, a major science journal. And
that happens in December. And then a couple months later, some
grad students at Berkeley, they decide, oh, we want to do the
next set of experiments. We think this is pretty cool. And
this is how science works. That's supposed to be how
science works. So they start looking at it and something
doesn't look right to them, they start asking a lot of questions,
which again is supposed to be the way science works. As the
lead author, hey, you know what's actually happening here?
And no one can find the data.
How the guy goes on and on about explaining what happened and
which is the bogus study that somehow got polisher was all
jacked up about it, but it was all bull crap. And the courses
the way science works, I thought was kind of fits in with your
earlier Yes. Well, I can barely know the climate guys think
that's how assignment science works. 97% are in and that's
that. How react retraction watch, which is a really great
blog has been following this. And it hasn't been, I don't
know, maybe five or six posts about it, including the one
about David Brockman. And the way science is supposed to work
in the way it kind of works in the modern era, which is you
shout down the people who bring up anything, you burn them at
the stake. You burn them at the stake. And so let me just read
from his last post here. He said, Berkeley, the guy Berkeley
graduate student David Brockman. That's the guy they didn't
mention on the show. They're one of the people whose critique
brought down the study, quote, and his quote here from this
guy, was consistently told by friends and advisers to keep
quiet about his concerns less he earned a reputation as a
troubled troublemaker. Ah, yes. Or perhaps worse, someone who
merely replicates and investigates others research
rather than plant a flag of his own. And then the writer of the
retraction watch adds a chilling quote from New York Magazine's
Jessie single, who is writing about the who seemed to be
deeply involved in this whole thing because single was the one
of the first guys to push this story into the mainstream media
and then when it got burned off he counter things right. But
yeah, I think the shouting down thing was right this is it right
here we see it in exam example. Everyone says don't no, no, no,
no. I found that was the most interesting part of this. Not
that it was a bogus shouting down part. Of course. Yeah, this
is a real problem. And that's what these guys the Bill Nye and
all these other guys, and they always go around all that people
are hating on me. They're hating on me. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh, absolutely. They're, they're bullying me. They call
me evil. I'm just saying this for a moment.
Now. See, there's another voice that you could develop. Kind of
the German the calling the evil. Slightly German. Kind of that
German dancer from Saturday Night Live.
Now's the time much pockets. Let me dance. Yes. Yeah. Okay, good
work on that. Marco Rubio, what is he Catholic? I would hope so.
Let me see. But he is the he was a member of Church of Christ of
Latter Day Saints. What he did was he was LDS as a kid. I
didn't know what I'm looking at through I'm looking at the
booklet.
World's Best Kept Secret.
Let me see. This is from CNN. I'm just reading it here, which
is another part of book of knowledge acid as a boy, a new
wrinkle emerged Thursday when was this is from February 2012.
The Autobiography of so no one read the autobiography of rising
Republican star Senator Marco Rubio
was a book that Nancy Pelosi came out with it just nobody
knows. So it's zero. Well, funny
enough. This is Marco Rubio about the war on religion and
Nancy Pelosi has a response first Ruby
today we've reached a point in our society where if you if you
do not support, same sex marriage, you are labeled a
homophobe and a hater. So what's the next step after that after
they've done going after individuals, the next step is to
argue that the teachings of mainstream Christianity the
Catechism of the Catholic Church, is hate speech. And
that's a real and present danger. Yeah.
He's, you know, that's a message he should keep stay on. He'll
get elected.
The Catholic it was a Catholic, and then he became a Mormon and
then he quit Mormonism in June of 2012. Because credits, he
Marco Rubio credits is short term is short lived time as a
Mormon for providing a moral compass in his youth.
Here's Nancy Pelosi responding to those remarks. And he said
that she was
thoroughly disagree. Being raised in a Catholic family
raising a Catholic family,
husband Jewish. Pretty sure she's married to a Jew, isn't
she?
Well, I know, obviously, Feinstein is but I'll be wrong.
Yeah, take a look. We're doing this on the fly. Right. This
is how it works just right. They canceled Rubicon and this is
what we do.
Mainstream, mainstream Catholic, this statement by Senator Rubio
is most unfortunate. It's a polarizing statement. The fact
is, is that what we were taught was to respect people in our
faith. And to say that this in dangers, mainstream Christian
thinking is so completely wrong. And again, it's polarizing. And
I would hope that perhaps he believes what he says, and I
assume that he does. But I hope that we can persuade him
differently, because the country is going in a completely
different direction. Now, and it's very, it's very, very
exciting. I don't even think the Pope Francis would subscribe to
that Marco Rubio just said,
this is all going to be very interesting Supreme Court is
going to make a decision on gay marriage. The Pope is about you.
Oh, it sounds like you know, this very important Pope and the
husband is a Roman Catholic is pillow sees his name.
This poll, I'm telling you, he's going to figure out a way to
make the crazy Republican Christian nut jobs conspiracy
theorists believe in climate change, manmade climate change,
he's going to somehow make everyone be cool with gay
marriage. It's important guy. And I think he'll be successful.
I think you can do it. People love this pope. When's the last
time you heard anyone talk about the pope a previous post?
More More non Catholics talking about him?
Because he's the agent of change. He's doing the devil's
work, John. Yeah, sorry. My theory on FIFA.
I don't know if it's, I have a couple of FIFA clips.
Okay. I was just going to say the Palestinians did drop the
vote to kick Israel out.
They dropped the ball. They dropped the MO. You said the bow
Dinya the vote. Oh, the vote vote. The vote. They dropped the
ball. The ball is a reference to soccer. So it's funnier.
And now I know why. Yes. I'm sorry. I'm pulling myself up off
the floor. Now I know why Comey was involved with the whole
indictment in the announcement. Barclays and HSBC have been
named in the Department of Justice paperwork for
being another kind of fine. Other big fine coming our way.
Oh, well. Yeah.
But of course, he was on the board of directors at HSBC
before he came over to the became the Director of the FBI.
So I'm sure maybe Barclays Barclays might get a big fine.
I'm pretty sure HSBC will be just fine. We take care of each
other.
No, no, that's true. You're just assuming but let's listen to our
T now there's this woman is British woman who is a boss.
She's a butcher. She was She scrambled stuff on the she's on
our T She's a cute little British girl named Katie
Pilbeam. Yes, yeah, I like to think very cute name pill. I
miss pill beam, dark hair. No, no low bond. And she is cute as
a button and she's always screwing things up. So let's
play the
oh she's totally cute.
Yeah, she's cute. cute as a button. That's how cute she is.
She's played the RT Katie Pilbeam WTF clip and tell me if
you can spot the gap.
Are you watching RT International you're with me.
Katie pilgrim it's just gone eight o'clock in the evening
this Saturday? With RT RT is newly reelected boss has held
his first media briefing after Friday's tense food in the week.
Did she
say Artis newly elected boss?
You got it? Yeah. Yeah, RT RT
is newly elected boss instead of FIFA. Poor girl. Come on just
reading the prompter.
Newly reelected boss has held his first media briefing after
Friday's tense foods in the wake of the corruption scandal that's
engulfed world football's most powerful body
bladders and Arab just to point to that yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Yes, this is it's all connected. I'm telling you that's why there
was a whole ISRAEL PALESTINE thing this guy right on motion
and what laws did they really break?
I don't know. Right question on my mind, too. It's like, oh,
they're taking bribes? Well, maybe the system that's what
that's what they do because that's the way that works. Well,
that's not like they're American companies taking bribes against
one of our laws and national body you can
call it a bribe International. They
just call it a pay off it's but it's just business. See it's a
fee.
Yeah, finder's fee of commission, whatever you want to
call it. Yeah, it's it's not bribery.
But here's our tea on bladder we can because the RT takes a
different perspective on this is anti Putin, Russia, they take
the RT says it's all America trying to get back at Putin. And
Jen is all bull crap. And we're just a bunch of sleaze balls.
Well, there's that.
We're in football pitch those who have lost today, they could
win tomorrow, the same as in football. And I'm also the
president of those who did not vote for me.
Well, just two days before the vote, 14 FIFA officials were
indicted by America on corruption charges. The arrests
were then used as a launch a last ditch assault against last
his presidency. Some top politicians and football
officials called for him to quit nevertheless on Friday, but it
enjoyed the support of the majority of FIFA members and won
an unprecedented fifth term in charge. Fulbrighters says he's
shocked at the way footballs really embody has been targeted.
He insists the arrest of FIFA officials and calls for his
resignation are of no coincidence has heavy fear. Of
course,
one of its main points actually bizarrely, and very
interestingly, is to question the fishy timing of that us
whole saga where we saw there's hope high profile, scandalous
arrests, and raids on the officers here by Swiss police of
FIFA. Now he said the timing just doesn't smell right. And
the context of course was this was just 48 hours before the
vote on his re
election. Isn't it curious? Curiously enough, American
journalists arrived in advance to witness the arrests at the
Zurich hotel.
The New York Times guys were they were tipped off they knew
it they were already waiting there forgot to mention that
last show.
point he's been making today is that he really says the US and
the UK are better there saw poor losers they didn't win the 2018
and 2022 World Cup, nation hosting beds, they're so losers
that of course 2018 went to Russia 2022 went to Qatar. Now
on the European side, he said that you wafers hatred of him as
he calls it is not just with the leader of the organization, but
it's incumbent throughout the entire organization is systemic.
The organization you wait for, he says, has never really
accepted him as president since he was first elected back in
1998.
Because he's an A Rabb.
Well, there's that he also does doesn't kowtow to the European
interests. UEFA, which is the European, right. They showed a
map of the way the votes went down for him. And it was like
what that you've never seen anything. So it was
like the European Song Contest. Yeah, it was Euro,
United States and South America on one side, and then Africa,
Russia and China on the other. And right. And it does look like
there could be a split, because now in England saying, Well,
maybe we're not going to play the game anymore over there with
these jokers. And your theory might be confirmed by the fact
that they've dropped the whole thing because this guy, only one
by one vote. And he doesn't need to like get some. He doesn't
need to stir up anything by letting that Israel versus
Palestinian thing.
And I'm pretty sure all these guys who were indicted the law
walk, maybe some loser withdraws the short stick, then he gets
something. It's also it may be what is a distraction? I don't
know if it's intentional. The LIBOR fixing trial is ongoing
right now. It's not reported at all. I think BBC is doing some
some work. This is the the fixing of the LIBOR rate, which
is that is a huge scandal with the economy is kind of based on
you know, what you're what you're paying for your mortgage
is partially if not entirely, determined by the LIBOR rates,
and they've got some schmuck, some douche and further find
some good 35 year old former city trader, of course, he's
going to be the guy that would take him bribes and going on
trips. I'm shocked. So nothing will come come out of that. And
then maybe another reason Comey is is pushing the FIFA or was
pushing the FIFA thing. Let's keep HSBC out of the way because
they were intimately involved in the LIBOR fixing everyone's
protecting each other. And this kind of leads into what I think
is a war on cash story. I haven't really looked too deeply
into this Dennis Hastert thing. This is a former Speaker of the
of the house in
the United States into because they've been keeping most of
this hushed up. We don't know anything.
Well, I do know what the indictment is about.
Let's play it. I have a clip from the news hour. It's called
Hastert and we at least get a little background on this.
Former Speaker of the US House of Representatives Dennis
Hastert has resigned from his law firm amid federal charges of
misconduct. Multiple media outlets reported today, the
misconduct involve sexual abuse allegations by an unnamed man.
The Illinois Republican was indicted yesterday, and accused
of agreeing to pay millions in hush money. The indictment
itself did not describe the misconduct. But it did say that
it involved a person Hastert knew from a high school where he
taught and coached from 1965 to 1981.
Incidentally, I love it when we fit together and you have a clip
that explains the background. That's fantastic. It's random
number theory. Well, you're welcome cosmos. So of course,
it's always fun to out a Republican as gay. nothing
funnier than that.
Because it well, you know, you have to admit they hate gays.
We all know it's out there. You
know, they obviously don't hate gays, because most of them are
gay, man. It is kind of funny.
It gets old. And I don't think it's okay to out anybody for any
reason. It's not okay. It's not your business.
Okay, I know I'm on your side.
But if there was some alleged abuse, but that's not so the
report was correct, because I have the
more of like,
well listen to the indictment.
I want to mention one more thing. There was, I think an
interesting point which was made I may be on some obscure news
report. It is interesting that a guy making $270,000 a year can
afford up to apparently $2 million cash hush money. That's
an indictment of not the Republicans being gay but an
indictment of all congressmen somehow making all this extra
money.
The indictment which does not describe the misconduct, which
is strange, very strange. But he he has one count of evading bank
regulations by withdrawing $952,000 in increments of less
than $10,000 to skirt the reporting requirements. This is
now illegal and it's all as I think whilst
they should make it is not it is bullcrap. It is not illegal i
Hold
on. It's very Yes. I think it is illegal. John, if you are trying
to withdraw a whole bunch of money to skirt the legal limit
of 10,000 technical illegality. Yeah. Well, that's what he was
indicted on. I find and then one count of lying to the FBI about
the reason it shouldn't FBI isn't where That's
where he's gonna get screwed. Martha Stewart.
Yeah. Oh, and it's FBI, Comey Comey again,
as one of the whistleblowers from the NSA. I forgot which one
said don't talk to the FBI. Oh,
but he shouldn't have to explain that at all. This his money but
apparently is not because you're not this $10,000 was that's
that's from the 70s I think it's been around a long time
isn't a fight cocaine deal. And it has never
been adjusted for inflation. And it's, you know, it's a very
strange thing.
And when you were done with this, I want to discuss
inflation for a minute.
Okay, let me see. I think I'm done with this. In Alright,
let's discuss inflation.
I was looking at you know, I got a note from someone I've been
asked about this. Yeah, you know, that guy, John Williams
against San Francisco, the shadow stats who had and I sent
him a note recently. You know, he's got a different inflation
rate than what the government's telling us and that was
thinking, I came to mind so I decided to do some calculations,
I want to just express a few of them but this is your Keynes's
your calculus? My calculus that came to mind because I read this
article and one of the one of the business magazines why a
Boeing 747 Dash eight cost, sorry, cost 357 million. And he
says the first 747 from Boeing was put into the market in 1970.
And those first plane sold at a list price of 24 million.
adjusting for inflation, the same 747 should sell today for
146. Point 6 million. So why does Boeing have the passenger
plane selling for 356 point 9 million? And I suppose I read
that I said, well, first of all the business writers obviously
all in on what the government says inflation was. The story
just points out, that is bullcrap. The reason Boeing
selling the plane for 340 million is because that's what
it cost them to make and sell the plane. Chair. So I just
decided to look back and there's a bunch of the CPI calculators
out there. So I grabbed one, it's
possible that some parts also became more expensive for some
reason where everything is
going up. But that's called inflation. So if inflation says
it should sell for 146, but it sells for 350 is there's what's
wrong with this picture is not that Boeing is gouging anybody
is that the plane cost this much to make. Yeah. So just to prove
that is the whole thing is because government numbers are
bogus, which this guy never brings up. He's just criticizing
Boeing for charging too much. Based on inflation. I decided to
go in to the inflation calculator, the government says
and then compare it to reality. Okay. So I've got some 1970
prices of things that went on. Oh, I remember when I was oh,
I'm sorry. You can't just do that. Why you have to get into
the time machine. You got to go back to 1970. Much younger now.
Hi, John. Hi. Hello. Hi.
My voice hasn't changed, though. So I have a thing about prices.
I can remember prices and kind of like a price guy. I can kind
of see what things should sell for. So I remember some wine
prices of wine that was bought in the 1970 1972 timeframe. And
now I'm going to adjust for inflation and tell you what the
same wines cost today. This is this looks exactly like Boeing's
number question
Do you have a Chateau Latour on your list? No, no.
Okay. I have had shed toilets or pipe I've had
I've had various to listen to one of the really great ones
especially if you don't didn't pay for it yourself. It's
fantastic.
Yes, it's very fantastic. Okay, bull you BV Private Reserve the
one of the greatest vintages they want a great great vintages
was 1968. That wine came out at $4.80 A bottle. were expensive
at the time that came out around 7071 adjusted for
inflation. On survey says,
adjusted for inflation, the wine should cost $27.17 it actually
costs $90. So we have a factor is that even just a little
difference?
Have these people ever heard of supply and demand and how
markets work and how pricing is set is beside
the point? Because I have too many examples is not just supply
and demand. It is the cost of business and IT French aren't
really into big prices. I have
a question. I have a question. Yeah. Does it cost more in labor
to create a a wine from Texas here? Grape Creek, versus making
a Chateau Latour.
Probably more expensive to make Delatour
really a lot more expensive. Now wasn't just a better Grape
was that you're missing my point here. This is all accounted for
by inflation, if it costs more to make something in 2015 than
it did in 1970 is because it's it has to be adjusted for
inflation. There's inflationary factors involved, including the
cost of labor. So let's look at some more of these examples.
Chateau Gloria, there's a French wine in 1970 71 You could buy it
for a buck 70 A bottle for inflation. That means it should
sell for today. $9.62 It sells for 40. That's a factor of four
difference. Chateau de scores. The 1967 Vintage sold for $2.30
inflation $13 reality 50 Chateau whole by e $3.40. For the 67
Vintage wasn't a great vintage but it was a good wine should be
$19.24 A bottle today based on the US government's calculator.
In fact, it sells for like 50 to $90 a bottle. Okay, now let's go
to my mother's house. She bought a house in Albany in 1972. And
I'd switched the numbers on the calculator. She bought this
place for $27,000 the calculator the government calculator says
it should be worth by if you had inflation $152,000
It's probably worth 600,000 Now 650.
Right. A stamp stamps are actually not too bad because I
think it stamps like 44 cents, 46 cents, something like that.
But a stamp in 1970 was six cents. Just for inflation went
to 30 should be 37 cents
is the government is lying.
stagflation was another issue. Let's look you want to look
good. Some cars?
I don't know. But I get that I get your point.
9072 Corvette $5,400 for inflation. A Corvette today
should sell for $30,000. It sells for 55 9070 Barracuda
$2,700 brand new should sell for $16,000. Based on inflation. It
sells for 60. You want me to go on? Let me go? Oh, no, not
really, I got one one, I don't really see one you have to have.
Okay. 1970, Medicare was in play and you had the same way it is
today, you can pay a monthly fee for Medicare if you're already
retired. Or you can just have it taken out of your Social
Security. Whatever the case, you can find the numbers in 1970
Medicare on a monthly basis was $5.30. Adjusted for inflation
today, it shouldn't be $32 for Medicare, but what is it? It's
$104 plus up to $230. If somebody makes actual money
during their retirement, it's almost $300 or 10 times more
than the inflation calculator tells us it should I can go on
and on and on with leads don't. And the point is is that these
numbers are bullcrap. And the reason for that is obvious. They
don't want to pay the add to the Social Security bothered as they
should have adjusted for inflation and they're not doing
it. Yes, the banks don't want to pay interest. The whole thing is
a giant scam. And everybody's bought into including the
business writer who said that the Boeing jet had cost too much
money. John seed for X pet peeve of the day
the only thing that has remained consistent is the cost of mac
and cheese that is still down there and slave weighing.
Once they once they created magic magical powder. Jeez, it
could make it cheaper.
Okay, I'm going to move us forward with the President's
podcast. I am pretty sure you have a clip about this too. But
I felt today is one of those days where we absolutely need to
listen to his it's a short one but his entire podcast because
it's coming right down to the wire and some people will hear
this after the fact and you'll see what became of it. As always
highly Reviver Ready pile everybody.
As president and commander in chief, my greatest
responsibility is the safety of the American people.
Okay. Let's stop one moment before one enters on the
execution of one's office, once you'll take the following oath
or affirmation as the president united states, I do solemnly
swear or affirm that I will faithfully execute the office of
President of the United States and will to the best of my
ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the
United States. That is your top responsibility. Mr. President, I
despise it when you do this. You're just doing it to make us
scared.
And then our fight against terrorists, terrorists need to
use every effective tool at our disposal, both to defend our
security here and to protect the freedoms and civil liberties
enshrined in our Constitution. But tomorrow, Sunday at
midnight, some important tools were used against terrorists
will expire tools they had the tools are going to expire the
two because Congress has not renewed them. And because
legislation that would, the USA Freedom Act is stuck in the
Senate. I want to be very clear about what this means please.
Today when investigating terrorist networks, our national
security professionals can seek a court order to obtain certain
business records, or law enforcement professionals can
seek a roving wiretap to keep up with terrorists when they switch
cell phones. We can seek a wiretap on so called lone wolves
suspected terrorists.
So called lone wolves, nowhere in the legislation does it
mention lone wolves who may not
be directly tied to a terrorist groups. These tools are not
controversial. Yeah, they are since 911. They've been renewed
numerous times. Yeah, by douchebags. FBI Director James
Comey says they are essential that losing them would severely
impact terrorism and make them
work. Yeah. And he has to do work and to convict people like
Martha Stewart and send them to jails.
But if Congress doesn't act by midnight tomorrow, these tools
go away tools. The USA Freedom Act also accomplishes something
I call for a year and a half ago, it ends the bulk metadata
program, the bulk collection of phone records by the government,
as it currently exists, and puts in place new reforms. The
government will no longer hold these records, telephone
providers will,
then they'll get paid for it. And it's much easier to access
and they're indemnified. And this is just smoke.
The act also includes other changes to our surveillance
laws, including more transparency, to help build
confidence among the American people that your privacy and
civil liberties are being protected.
that transparency is talking about, because of course, I've
read this bill, I've read it last night, again to to reassure
myself that the bill passed on to the Senate includes extension
of the sunset provision of the 2005 2005 extension of the
Patriot Act, which at the very bottom of the document, I don't
understand why no one is mentioning this. It extends what
they're saying is gonna go with Senate. And now I know it hasn't
been passed by the Senate. I got it.
But if Congress doesn't act by tomorrow, at midnight, these
reforms will be in jeopardy as well.
Oh, boy, oh, wait.
Doesn't have to be this way. The USA Freedom Act reflects ideas
from privacy advocates, our private sector partners, and our
national security experts. It already passed the House of
Representatives with overwhelming bipartisan support,
Republicans and Democrats, that doesn't happen very often
tells you something.
And now he pulls a little trick on this one.
A majority of the Senate Republicans and Democrats have
voted to move it forward.
This is interesting the way he says that a majority true but
not the required majority for this particular type of vote.
So what's the problem? A small group of senators standing in
the way
these eight holes they probably they hate they probably
religious conspiracy theory, nut jabs.
And unfortunately, some folks are trying to use this debate to
score political points. Oh, but this shouldn't and can't be
about politics. This is a matter of national security. Here comes
the punch line. Terrorists like al Qaeda and ISIL aren't
suddenly going to stop plotting against us at midnight tomorrow.
Oh. Guy is not I think you probably have the clip that I'm
gonna play next, which is he was sitting he had to sit down with
the country in western singer Loretta Lynch, also known as our
new new Head of Department of Justice, the Attorney General
Well, actually, you know, I went in a different direction and I
had decided to see what the public thinks about this. When I
play these and then you play the public gotta play the public
comment first. Okay, which one is just a woohoo comment? Yes,
the beaches are back open. That's what the public thinks
I gotta put that I'm gonna save that one. Very good. So he's
sitting there, and this is a plan announced this and they're
sitting there like, oh, we just have we were having coffee here
sipping a little bit of tea. And then we let the journalists in
with a little statement, I have a follow up to that where
they're getting kicked out. Here is, here's the President's that
was his podcast, it's kind of longer version. He's a short
version, only thing
that's standing in the way is a handful of senators who are
resisting these reforms, despite law enforcement and the IC
saying, let's go ahead and get this done. So we've only got a
few days, these authorities expire on Sunday at midnight.
And I don't want us to be in a situation in which for a certain
period of time those authorities go away. And suddenly we're
dark. And heaven forbid, we've got a problem where we could
have prevented a terrorist attack or apprehended someone
who was engaged in dangerous activity. But we didn't do so
simply because of inaction in the Senate.
Heaven forbid, well, he's almost calling for the perfect timing,
John, for the six week cycle. This this six week size is
beautiful. Yeah, just to show you how these these press
moments work. And I'm kind of surprised they left this in,
listen to the the women who I guess they're in charge of the
publicity department there at the White House, as right after
he does the statement. The press has questions. And this was
obviously a no ask question deal. So let's go
ahead and get it done. All right.
Thank you very.
So he's saying thank you. I'm not answering. Thanks, guys.
Thank you. Thanks, guys. No questions. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. What's going on? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
It's over. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, I didn't get that. Isn't
that cool? That was great. That's clip of the date. You can
take it. Wow, I want to play it again. I have to play it. It's
just too funny.
It reminds me as I get ready to play, it reminds me of the time
I went to was invited to Prince's Paisley Park for a
party when I was in Minneapolis. And when it was time to leave,
the party was over and you knew this? Because dudes will be
walking around just flashing flashlights on the ground. Just
kind of BPPV and like Thank you. Thank you. Okay, time to go.
It's exactly the same. He's playing. This is what it was.
All right. Thank you. No, thank you. No, thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, guys. Thanks, guys.
What's going on? Yes, thank you very much.
You kind of have to see it to appreciate the full effect.
Did they dim the lights?
Almost. Thank you. Unbelievable. Yeah. And meanwhile, the United
Nations report asserts encryption is a human right in
the digital age. And that would mean encryption without well the
golden key. We have a clip. Okay, what you got?
This is again is our buddy Pilbeam. Oh, and this is the
snooping agenda clip from our team.
Pilbeam just get the picture over okay, I got.
Emboldened by electoral success, UK ruling conservative party
hopes to push through a tougher version of its previously
rejected surveillance Bill branded by critics as the
snoopers charter. Well if past is time round, the new
legislation will require internet giants such as Google
and Facebook to give the authorities unlimited access to
encrypted conversations between users. Camera wants to ban all
means of private communication that's inaccessible to security
agencies. The initiative comes amid a UN report held by privacy
activists. In the landmark document the body has an
unconditionally called encryption and anonymity of
basic human rights. However, British and US Top officials
don't quite share that opinion. David Cameron has been
spearheading the snoopers charter claiming that state
security should have no information, no information
blind spots. Across the Atlantic. The FBI has also been
accused of prying into civilians lives on the web. Earlier we
spoke to do you fit? Philip Zimmerman who is the founder of
a telecommunications security company? He says the crackdown
on encryption is only part of a wider government sweeping
agenda.
This is thank you very much for that. That's perfect lead into
that. Of course this legislation still has not been published. We
only know that seen this headline everywhere. Oh,
Facebook, and everyone ought to give your information. There was
a minor outrage fury fury in the UK. In London. Parents are
complaining about a survey that the London Council has been
circulating amongst six year six pupils. So I think that's what
that 12 year olds, your six I think is 12 year olds? No, no.
And the survey is part of because I find I traced it back
part of a eu initiative to find out if pupils might be
radicalizing self radicalizing or being radicalized 1213 year
olds, and the quiz questions like Do you hear it is the
terrorists the radicalization leading to terrorism program
designed to, quote identify the initial seeds of radicalization
within children of primary school age, which is wow. This
is, I'd say rather Orwellian. So they asked things about does God
have a purpose for you? And you know, would you ever, you know,
how do you I just think that you shouldn't be asking kids? No, so
I look up this, this program, radicalization leading to
terrorism program, and as a part of the European and we've looked
at this before part of the European radicalization, but
also the what is it the not the accepted the tolerance policy,
then they have too much to go through. It's just huge what
they're trying to do, but they do have a directive, which I
pulled. And this is the European Union strategy for combating
radicalization and recruitment. And it's very obvious what this
is going to lead to. Terrorism is a threat to all states all
peoples poses a serious threat to security of the European
Union lives of its citizens. The European Union remains
determined to tackle this scourge scourge, how you
pronounce it scourge,
SEOs growers Goerge. It's a
scourge. And so in doing so requires a comprehensive
response. We must reduce the threat by disrupting existing
terrorist networks by preventing new recruits to terrorism,
better protecting potential targets and improving our
consequence management capabilities. Then they go into
the challenge Europe has experienced different types of
terrorism all this is marked up in the shownotes. You can look
at it yourself. addressing these challenges beyond the power of
the government alone, though no, it will only be defeated with
the engagement of the public, especially Muslims in Europe and
beyond our response to counter radicalization. The EU resolves
to disrupt the activities of networks and individuals who
draw people into terrorism, ensure that voices of mainstream
opinion prevail over those of extremism. That that's a very
dangerous one, promote yet more vigorously security justice,
promote yet more vigorously, security, justice, democracy and
opportunity for all. What are you reading from this is the EU
radicalization strategy document from the radicalization group
within the European Union. This is the government, eu government
paperwork, disrupting the activities. This is where it
kind of falls around disrupting the activities of the networks
and individuals who draw people into terrorism that an enemy. I
don't know how true it is that all these people are being
radicalized. Going over to Syria fighting coming back and going
to kill us. I don't think we really have any concrete really
good examples
is nothing this is all bold crap. But we
need to spot such behavior by for example, community policing,
and effective monitoring of the internet. Oh, there you go.
That's a long way we also need to disrupt such a behavior will
limit the activity of those playing a role in
radicalization, including in prisons, places of educational
religious training and worship. And by examining the issues
around admittance and resonance of such individuals, so they're
going to be stifling Oh, this
is just free speech. Fascist crap. Yeah, I have to play a
clip now. Okay. This is an example of this kind of
thinking. I want you to listen carefully. This is your buddy,
Lindsey Graham.
Why is it my buddy?
I just think you should be okay. Anyway, here's your Buddy
Lindsey Graham, who is going to ask a couple of douchebags,
including Kagan who's up there. This is one of that hearing.
They had Kagan general Ali and Robert Frederick Frederick.
Yeah. He's the fat one right now. That's
Robert. Oh, okay. Is Robert then Frederick is the one merrington
Newland. Well, he's
going to On, and he gram is got these guys. And Graham never
really asked questions he makes statements and then says Do you
agree? Love? That's the way he asked question. Yes. And then in
now, have you listened carefully this one he actually says Say No
Who says I'm telling you listen carefully. Now the thing that's
really cool about it is he switches right in the middle of
the whole thing. He switches from the main question, which
is, is our policy going to succeed? Say no, they all say
no. And then he says they use our policy is not going to
succeed, right? Our policy is not going to succeed, our policy
is going to create a threat to the homeland. Somehow he
switches it to threat to the homeland. And it's so slick.
It's astonishing. But this is just part of the whole long one.
Senator Graham.
Well, thank you. Here's my question. Does the current
strategy in Iraq and Syria have any chance to succeed?
Well, Senator, that's really been the basis of our testimony.
And
I didn't hear it, so just
say it again. And again, and and respect you asking the question,
quite frankly, the answer is no. Does
everybody agree the answer is no. Does everybody agree that in
the current configuration, that the problems in Iraq and Syria
present a direct threat to the homeland Yes, yes. I had a
conversation with the CIA director yesterday who echoed
that sentiment L. So the average American needs to understand
that failure in Iraq and Syria is putting the homeland at risk
because so many foreign fighters are flowing in and they have the
ability potentially to hit us here at home is that all
correct?
Yes. Hey, man, first of all, the guy's a dick. Not my friend. My
dad there is some other cool stuff happening with
guys and as a whole Yeah.
total jerk.
Anyway, yeah. South Carolina keep reelecting?
We even have. This was a good one. The TSA body scanner
lobbyist from rapid scan systems. They'll be Christopher
Romig. So it was Reggie was a registered lobbyists for rapid
scan. They're the ones that make the big body scanners.
They've been taken out of the airports.
Yeah, well, maybe that's why he now took a job with the House
Appropriations Committees Homeland Security Subcommittee,
which oversees the TSA budget. I thought we weren't gonna get
that I thought President Obama promised no law no revolving
door.
Oh, it's all been revolving door since he got in.
Here is Charlie Rose, CBS about a new TSA initiative
Department of Homeland Security is making a new push this
morning to find immigration violators at airports. Customs
and Border agents are doing a three month test of facial
recognition technology is identifying travelers who come
to the United States with someone else's passport,
this bright light greeting some of the 19,000 Plus international
travelers who pass through customs every day at Dulles
Airport outside Washington DC could be the future of airport
security is part of new facial recognition technology being
tested by US Customs officers aiming to catch passport
imposters upon the Customs and Border Protection Deputy
Assistant Commissioner John Wagner
we do see people trying to use a legitimate document but it
belonging to someone else to conceal their identity and we
are vulnerable to that.
And I have to say that the TSA that any guy
asked good questions you bring these all your clips are always
initiate questions. I'm gonna ask you something. Okay. The
modern passport the modern USA passport has a chip in it RFID
chip the chip has your picture on it. So you could take the
passport and yeah put a phony picture on there. Even though
nowadays you know that for a fact is not easy. Yes I do. And
that is not only that but the picture on your passport is now
printed as a picture as as that page it's not like a glued on
photo like it used to be the rivet
remember that were there I had one with the rivets in it. I
don't remember the photo had rivets
used to be a photo that was was a real photo that was like
somehow pushed onto the passport. Now it's actually
printed as a page, much like a one of those Kodak photo books,
right? You know, it's got your picture built in. And then on
the chip, there's your picture. So what is this even all about?
What's the point? Well, unless unless somebody's hacked the
passport to such an extreme if you could do that you change the
name and everything and so would do facial recognition is not
going to prove anything. You look like some other guy.
I'm pretty sure the lease is a waste of money. There you go. So
this
is CBS this morning was given rare access,
rare access. Because it's a promotion demonstration
of the technology comparing a photo and a passport with the
person presenting, the computer compares the two and rates, how
likely they are to be a match. When I presented another
person's passport, the computer caught it in seconds. Oh,
fantastic. alerting the officer to investigate further than
remember what what he said the beginning is This is just This
is a small test but part of a bigger program, then I'd have to
say there was some balance or of course, they had a guy who was
all in man on the street things like balance.
I got another question. Yeah. Are you telling me that you have
a passport, which has got a picture on it? of you? And so
you present the passport and then the computer looks at you
and says, Oh, no, that's not him better than a person can do?
I don't believe so. I do not think a computer has that type
of intelligence yet. I don't think
so. I walked through with my passport and I got the wrong
passport. And I've got two Mexicans on the passport. guy
looks at this and says, Okay, you're good to go. I go through
and the computer says hey, wait a minute. This guy's not a
Mexican. This is not.
This is bullcrap. I know it is. But that's not a question.
That's a statement. What's your question?
My question is, Who Are they kidding? Oh,
everybody pilot project at Dulles as part of a larger test
of biometric technology. This fall, customers will begin
collecting face and iris scans of people entering and returning
from Mexico on foot at a San Diego area border crossing.
That's how that's how we'll know if you're a Mexican or not.
Carly Iger is
Senior Counsel at the Center for Democracy and Technology are the
real concern is not so much this particular pilot program. It is
that this particular pilot program is a step towards a
larger program, not just in ports of entries, but also in
public places. mass transit systems in the yes throughout
the domestic United States
that I thought that was really good. They put that in and that
was a surprise.
It's It's funny, I have to have my eyeballs scanned.
It's already being done. New York has it everywhere. The bomb
has
made a big stink about this. That's why trains are so much
better than planes
makes travel a little more cumbersome. But if it's keeping
us safe, and it's worthwhile, yeah, Jews are satanists. Guys.
We should track those people down.
This listen to the responses. The reports over CBS funny, it's
worthwhile.
The images are saved in a secure database and will be held as
long as this pilot program is going and what could possibly go
wrong and customer says those images will be deleted.
Officials there sir, you're already required to present your
passport when you enter the country. This is a photo ID all
the technology is doing is verifying you are who you say
you are
great message. Fantastic message this already exists is already
being done. It's just technology to verify. Let's hand it back to
Gail Gail. All right. Sounds good. Thank you, Chris. Sounds
good. dipshit sounds good. Then another man on the street
response. Yes, the beaches are back open. Of course this
technology will not work for the shapeshifting Jews.
shapeshifting Jews shapeshifting Jews. I'm going to show my
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Thank you again. Thank you. highly appreciated. I have a
number of ways and places we can go. But I'm curious see what you
got? Oh, this is interesting. This. We didn't talk about it on
Thursday, the IRS claims that their one of their databases was
hacked. Of course it originated in Russia. Of course. Of course,
of course the Criminal Investigation Unit and confirmed
by DHS official. I've actually used this system that was
hacked. This is the one if you have if you're renting an
apartment like I am where you have to prove that you've paid
your taxes. What is it called has a certain name?
Proven you paid your taxes? Yeah, it yes. But if you're
behind a little bit your tax like maybe a year?
Well, it's just we have to at least you have to be current.
You have to be current. It's
what is that thing called? I can't find it now. Okay, then.
Well, but what's interesting is that is the news. What is not
the news? Is the IRS admitting after report by their inspector
general that they have been refunding $2.3 billion in our
taxpayer money to fake US taxpayers. Bank accounts,
foreign bank accounts, is a fraudulent returns and it's $2.3
billion. It's outrageous. Yeah, but that's not in the news. No
hack Russians Putin. I'm thinking the whole hack thing
may be bullshit. It's not a very important database. There was
that was hacked. hacked. Um, so I'm just not going to buy it
seems to me if you want to obfuscate some shitty ass report
about what your performance just giving away money, maybe you'd
want to come up with something.
You gotta track the $2 billion down. Now, you know how you
talked about you run into Al Roker?
Yeah, I've worked with him. Yes. And he's a dick. self centered
dick.
Well, you say that all the time. But I wonder you know, one of
the things we talked about on this show is how people always
have to kind of tell the truth it's some point always slips
out. You can't stuff slips out, or sometimes it is it's a vert
and made to sound like a lie. I mean, there's other ways of
doing it. Yeah. Now Yeah, somebody comes out and they said
something. Yeah. Oh, I sent the place on fire outside. I set the
place on fire. When they did. So let's play
Oh, you mean to make making a joke? Oh, yeah, of course. I did
that when they did. Yeah.
So let's play. And you tell me what you think of this. I just
thought it was kind of remind They may have you for some
reason. This is Jeremy Piven on the Today Show talking to, I
guess,
Jeremy pivot is is from the entourage. He's promoting the
Entourage movie.
And he who's the guy who's the main guy that interviews there,
Matt? Yeah. Lauer Lauer's in the movie and apparently, is in a
spot in the movie that they can't remove them. And so
they're talking about this a little bit and then Roker comes
up because I guess he was in the movie and got cut out.
Okay. And again, my experience with Al Roker is he self
centered. He likes to steal punch lines. He likes to stand
in front of you. That's my experience with him.
This is your world. But you were so great and so professional and
what you do lends credibility to our world because about the
backstage life of Hollywood, so it does help us and yes, we
can't Yes, you there's no way you will ever be cut out of this
movie. No,
that's true. However,
you did cut out Roker out of the movie. My own
personal decision this is this is this is true. I've never
liked out. As you can see, when he's on a boat with cartoon
characters. No one likes no one likes. He gets you gets the
worst jobs ever.
There is a sequel to this movie. Better put him there he is
right. You're dead to me.
He means it. He said at the beginning. It's the preface this
is true. Yeah.
He means this is how Al Roker operates. I don't think he just
because he lost all that weight. I don't think that he became a
nice guy. I just don't. It's just his personality. You can
kind of feel it doesn't matter.
If says thought it was amusing that's come on the show, and
just do that. Anyway, hold on, hold on. Good phones, a
landline. And the phone should be made out of Bakelite.
Phones hail apple. It's time for your tech news, everybody. It's
Sunday night when John and I got a little piece of tech news
bring you the tech news. Once you
start really tech news, tech news. There's the category of
pronunciation that happens to do with it with a technology
oriented University. Now, I'm always told by the experts and
people that have been there that you pronounce. Would everybody
pronounces Carnegie, like the Carnegie Library was Carnegie?
Yes. That's what you would think that's what everybody says. They
always say, you say Carnegie which I said when I was a kid,
they correct you to say Carnegie? Yeah, New York. They
do. Yeah, that's what they always do. Now. So I'm
listening. I just thought about this. I'm watching the news hour
and they're grabbing through all their sponsors, advertisers, and
Carnegie's one of them. And the guy's a professional Announcer
And he they've been saying this, I never noticed it before. But
they've been saying this for years. They're pronouncing it a
certain way that you know, if it was being mispronounced, they'd
be called out on it because there's a lot of money involved.
And this is the public channel. Now. Listen to the way it's
pronounced.
Major funding for the PBS news hour has been provided by BNSF
Railway. Lincoln Financial, committed to helping you take
charge of your life and become your own chief life officer.
Carnegie Corporation of New York, supporting Innovations in
Education, democratic engagement, and the advancement
of international peace and security@carnegie.org. Now,
that's how you pronounce it.
I'm glad we've cleared that up.
Now, it's been bugging me. Clearly. I really
only have one piece of tech news, but it was so apparent to
me. You recall all the tech horny people who do these tech
shows that tech corny to corny. They were talking about the
Verizon acquisition of America Online as well. It's very
obvious they're buying it for the mobile ad platform. And my
analysis was no there's a 2 million dial up customers and
they're going to go after subsidy from the government.
Well, bingo Boom shakalaka wouldn't you know it? New York
Times FCC chief seeks broadband plan to aid the poor, EB
specifically a study to be done for Verizon at to see if the I
think it's $9 and something a month they're talking about for
a some version of broadband, that will be rolled out to those
who do not have it and it would be it's kind of like the taking
kind of from the Obama phone department and creating
broadband. But I think this was and this the FCC, the FCC, they
got all kinds of connections. To me, it seems like right on
schedule, although the acquisition has not done far as
I know. You know, boom, we've got our 2 million people.
They're going to be subsidized. We're going right after the
government money for it.
So they were just rolled I pay for the weather. acquisition
overtime
easily, easily. Well think about it 2 million pretty slick 2
million times 10 a month.
Right? That's 20 million times 12 and then pay for AOL?
Well, they're talking about 4 billion. Oh, but if no, but if
you look at a 10, that's just the proposed number. But if you
look at it 10 Just the value 10x For per person, because not just
one year, you will have them over a lifetime. It makes so
much sense. But I think what's the news you're going to hear by
the tech Ionis is
the Obama phone and we're all paying we have to pay broadband
subsidy, whatever, this kind of the way it goes your voice.
And I want to I want to make a small prediction is not really
it. I think Microsoft is going to come back with with in a big
way. I like what I'm seeing from them. They're really going cross
platform it Cortana is now coming to Google and Apple.
That's their version of Siri and hey
Google, I think trigger it. I know you go Okay Google.
Hey Siri.
Hey Siri and what's the other one? The echo device?
I'm not gonna say her name. Not gonna say her name.
Hey, Kim stern Yeah, it's
Alexa.
Alexa,
apparently Siri still works very well when you say Syria
so my Hey Syria, so my Cortana so buzzkill Jr. Got one of those
things with Oh, an
echo. Yeah, he
says the greatest thing about as far as he likes it to he says
the greatest thing about it is you put it in the kitchen he
said and he also noted that you from anywhere in the house it
will hear you it's how
many I've told you this and what he I'll tell you what he what he
likes you say the name and set a timer for three minutes. And she
says and you can say how many how much left on the timer. She
tells you how much is left.
Yeah, he says I was when he told me that because you never
mentioned the timer. There could be that could be useful but it's
like $100 usable, I missed that thing cost 100 bucks if you're a
prime member, it's 100 bucks for a very expensive timer does
other things.
They just integrated Google calendar so you can just ask her
what's on my calendar for today or this
week and put the entries into the calendar? Not yet. Not yet.
That's no good.
But the reordering thing I'm using a lot what's that? I
played you the whole reporting. Oh, please get me some more
pills Okay, I'm gonna
take one Sudafed And now everyone's think I'm on I got an
award
where I got an award I did I'll tell you what it was well I'll
look for you people were very excited about this award that I
received. I saw it on Twitter. You find it for you because I
mentioned one thing I tell one story one story about Danny the
Danny the drug dealer immediately I'm getting awards
from the cannabis
society of the bowl after
bowl successful stoner Saturday pick is is Adam curry the no
agenda show successful throughout his life despite
being a stoner there you go so please don't drink
clean and sober for as long as I've known you but even when we
even know that as long as I've known the new you yeah pill man
is what divorce does to you baby it's all over I don't know how
to handle it man
I have one more this is a McLaughlin group the guy just at
the end so hard to
watch McLaughlin looks like he's gonna drop dead on the set
well we know this thing is highly scripted. Yes, we had to
show his
stream these years ago we should mention this again please. years
ago he had one of the producers of the show from early on a
citizen a rundown on the whole show and how it operates I don't
know if he still listens or not but he says the thing is so
highly produced it's very scripted and so they go from
person to person they already they practice their lines and
the whole thing which makes
sense when that that Eleanor Clift clip that you played where
she What was it again she had the was really good she had she
was right on with us for once. Yes. I don't remember what it
was now. So I got to think that at the end when they do those
predictions about
the airline hacker oh yes right.
She said doesn't Yeah, exact not from this guy. She said good. So
they have these predictions at the end. And you know, some it's
usually something stupid, like who's gonna win the Triple
Crown. But you know, stuff like this. And McLaughlin has this
throwaway as his prediction
of violent crime rate in America has metropolitan areas will
spike this summer. By by
what does he know that we don't
know? What does that come? from
I don't know there was not discussed on the show he just
throws this island crime
rate is going to spike this summer. Yeah, yeah, really well
who did what does he know that we don't know. I have no
idea where he got this from no idea. Our buddy Mikhail
Saakashvili remember him the crazy he was president was the
president of Georgia. I have a clip. Oh, and here's the crazy
guy was eatin his tie and he's married to a Dutch girl.
Because that that got Yeah, that was the guy was headed Georgia.
Here's the clip. Here it is just starts with a D, but it's
supposed to Georgia stooge.
Ukraine's President has appointed the former leader of
the Republic of Georgia, Mikhail Saakashvili, as the governor of
the Southern ADESA region.
And they made him Ukrainian.
Yeah. But he's also He's wanted in Georgia. One He's wanted for
embezzlement and a couple other things. They literally want him
to go to jail.
He's one of our boys, will ya?
Course he is up now. And now he's running a Ukraine's Odessa
region. Yeah. It's hilarious. Because he was clearly in with
the State Department and he instilled What is it George Bush
International Airport in Georgia. The guy that I know
somebody, I think he I think it was him. Yeah. But come on.
There's a couple more F Russia things we have to be looking at
now. We're starting up with the first one. There's a blacklist,
a travel blacklist for European Union members, including Nick
Clegg. And a couple other like clay can't travel. You can't go
to Russia.
Doesn't have got a list. Russia. Oh, yeah, Russia does this. They
had they kept. We have a list.
Remember our list? What's that thing called? Terrorism? No, no,
no, no. It has a different name. But I'm not I'm not able to tap
into your history today for some reason.
I have no idea. Anyway, but yeah, these are bad black lists.
And everyone that Russia does this all the time.
Everybody's like, everybody's up in arms. They will they're
all up in arms all. Yeah. Nick Clegg. What do you want to do in
Russia?
And Russia now backing the Swift alternative, which I think has
100 countries connected to it. So for the international
finance, bank transfers. And I don't see much more about it. Of
course, the Turkish Stream is going to start in the next few
weeks. Oh, before you
get off of Britain, Britain. So let's play one more British
clip. Okay, so I think is a good one because there's humor
involved. Yeah, I've always with the Brits one way or the and
this is the British nuke sub scandal.
This week, a British Royal Navy engineer blew the whistle on the
UK Trident nuclear weapons system. A disaster is waiting to
happen. That's how William McNealy described the nuclear
powered submarines. These allegations include lack
security, with guards failing to check passes and bags
whistleblower highlighted the risk of someone bringing a bomb
on board and committing a large scale terrorist attack. He also
claimed that most of the equipment on the submarine
doesn't work properly. People can easily access all areas, the
nuclear muscle compartment has reportedly been transformed into
a gym with weights being used around firing units himself into
police after making his concerns public, but he says he has no
regrets and that it was his wish to serve the public that made
him speak out.
Prison would be such a nice reward for sacrificing
everything to warn the public and government.
The Royal Navy denies the allegations of security fuels
saying its submarine fleet is operated under the most
stringent safety regime and according to them, British nukes
are safe and they've been checked by senior figures to the
fate of the man who blew the whistle though is still unclear,
but the experience of others who tried to walk a similar path in
the UK suggests he won't get off lightly
Yeah, that's what the book got it well, they're
doing a number of things have got their legislation on the way
and they also see Nord they the reporting in the UK, North Korea
1000s of their hackers could destroy cities.
Oh, yep. How they're going to do that. By hacking. You How do you
destroy a city by hacking? Hi, we
shall read from Professor Kim Kwang Quan, who defected from
the regime. have said the country's military hacking unit
could pose a feasible threat to a city and the reason North
Korea has been harassing Other countries used to demonstrate
that they have the cyber war capacity. Their cyber attacks
would have similar impacts as military attacks, killing people
and destroying cities, the professor says.
Bullcrap Yes.
But we, you know, it's
the most kids who are hackers. They're like good musicians.
They start when they're very young, and they get enthralled
with computers, and they get pretty good at understanding how
they operate. And then they can kind of hack their way through
systems and do whatever they do. How do you do that in North
Korea, when there's when you can't eat until you get to
college? You can't even use a computer. How does that work?
This is only meant to shepherd in the cybersecurity
legislation. No, it doesn't work at all. Of course, it's a scam.
It's bullcrap. And by the way, I want to recommend a new show. A
podcast No no, a TV show TV show. As we most of us know that
person is of interesting is going to be phased out. And so
that shows gonna be
sorry, I didn't get the question. Of course I don't.
But this show is really good. It's about a psychopathic kind
of crazy hacker and the show is called Mr. Robot and it's
available you can go watch it online it's it's gonna be USA
networks is going to be released later in June. But it's quite
entertaining. Do you have a clip? No, I have no clip. Be a
bad idea. Maybe I'll get a clip for the next show.
Be on the lookout for volatile cedar. Volatile cedar.
Does that a hacker now? It's
it's a PR term from checkpoint security. And they say oh, we've
uncovered a very successful long running cyber surveillance
campaign called volatile cedar. And if you look for Yeah, well
exactly. If you look for it, there's there must be 100 links
from websites you've never heard who are either automatically
republishing or or just republish nothing really I
didn't find anything from Kaspersky or any of the any of
those guys it's just we know they had they got a good name so
it is clearly though every article ends up with the phone
number to call you know your security expert at checkpoint
but let's just keep an eye on it we'll see we'll see if it gets
any legs huh probably not. And then
do we ever close out tech news?
Yeah, we can
on delicious don't do to talk about tech
calm down on my phone. The things we will not talk about
today is John F. Kerry's bicycle fall. I had Sanjay Sanjay Gupta
on this morning explaining the type of fracture and dangerous
please note
loosely broke somebody didn't know
because femur or something we don't know.
Because he lost his balance and the balancing mechanism was just
in the inner ear and
well that head you know is top heavy. Big Pharma getting in on
the on more drugs. Of course MDMA was initially developed or
not initially developed for but eventually became a drug for
psychosis analysis. Psychiatrists use it it wasn't
illegal for a long time II, II Yes, MDMA the the basis of E and
Molly and all this other stuff. Molly and now Big Pharma is
saying we might be able to use ecstasy to alleviate anxiety for
terminally ill patients. Think about it as good to go I totally
wasted and in love. The patent for MDMA is held by Merck they
have two patents. I'm pretty sure that everyone knows that
this MDMA Molly X II all this stuff is big business and they
want to get in on it.
Yeah, very good people should not take these drugs. This is
not a good Have you ever seen an uptake inhibitor if it causes
all kinds of long term problem Have you ever taken ecstasy? No
god No I have not actually and I can say I haven't like been dead
honest about it. I know about the drug guy knew what his
mechanisms were and I'm not taking that sort of drug it's
not good for you. No, I haven't either. It's long term a take it
Hi everyone. I know this taking a lot of it. They do have this
dopey look on their Facebook Lives. Really dopey look. Yeah.
That's something to yet
it's not gonna happen is
great. No. But they're getting in on the action. And I think
that's kind of all I got, John. And there's more things that I'm
working on. I think we're good this this.
I want to play this clip just with a commentary on the Mid
East bombings clip where they also bombed Saudi Arabia.
In Iraq today, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for car
bombs targeting to Do prominent hotels in Baghdad. The glass lit
up the night sky last night, killing at least 15 people and
wounding scores more. hours later daylight revealed how
badly the newly renovated hotels had been hit. windows were
shattered and wreckage was everywhere. A third bomb was
diffused early this morning. Islamic State militants also
targeted a mosque in Saudi Arabia today killing at least
four people. The explosion erupted outside a Shiite mosque
in an eastern port city, the suicide bomber who was disguised
as a woman detonated his explosives as worshippers
gathered for Friday prayers. A week ago a similar attack killed
21 people.
Okay, so we have again we there's a long term strategy of
verbalization so one of the things you want to do if you're
government front operation like ISIS, you stir up crap between
the Shiites in this and the Sunnis in Saudi Arabia, the
Saudis know this is going on, they're getting mad because they
didn't realize it's that there's something that there's, there's
this is that this is being done on purpose, and they're gonna
start arming, and they're gonna realize that their fingers been
pointed at them. You're next in there,
and someone wrote us in wrote a note to us, could there be a
connection between Iran the Saudis and the 28 pages of the
911 Commission Report?
Maybe there might be something in
there I think there's something there to possibly
28 pages a lot when they you know, if you look at single
space time.
So would that be on the lookout for the six week cycle should be
it's right around today and tomorrow, June 1, many
times we've done the show and then some big happens right
after the show. So they always do
that. Why? Why give us the scoop. The haters they hate
their haters, John that just haters, haters, but be on the
lookout for that that goes right in line with the President's own
words that al Qaeda and ISIS Kneisel they don't just stop
terror at midnight that's when they start
all them loan will
also, the wrong Biden kid died that sucks. Yeah, why couldn't
agree with that? Why couldn't have been the drug addict? Who's
shilling in Ukraine for the oil companies? I don't want anyone
dead but crap. No. We don't like we don't like brain cancer.
Alghamdi cancer. Yeah, that was kind of a loss. Yeah. Sucks.
Basically like a pretty good guy.
Alright, everybody, enjoy LGBT Pride Month and I am Adam curry
or I'm coming to you from FEMA Region six in the crackpot condo
downtown Austin, Texas in the morning.
I'm Adam curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where I've
uncovered the scam of inflation. I have John C. Dvorak
and boy has my wine gotten expensive. We'll be here on
Thursday remember us a divorce.org/and a adios mofos
we need to kill them we need to kill them bomb them bomb them
and bomb them again
we need to kill them we need to kill them bomb them bomb them
and bomb them again and bomb them again a bomb then bomb them
and kill them bomb them kill them bomb them again. Wrong them
again. We need to kill them. bomb them again. bomb them
again. We need to kill them and bomb them again.
The science
Yes The beaches are back up and
violent crime rate in America is metropolitan areas will spike
this summer. Bye bye
adios mofo
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