Not to have radiation in your diet
radiation in your diet is fantastic. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. It's Thursday March 10 2016 time once again for your
gizmo nation media assassination episode 806 This is no agenda
monitoring D star three three Charlie the 2014 17 metre bands
and broadcasting live from the Capitol the drone star staying
here in FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry in from
Northern Silicon Valley where it's supposed to be raining like
crazy because of El Nino, but absolutely nothing going on. I'm
John C. Dvorak.
Baden Buzzkill.
Go yo, but it's raining up in Port Angeles in the Washington
State area.
Yeah. Well, Port Townsend to be specific Townson. Yeah. Yeah, we
didn't we did not get a spreadsheet. Eric. The shill is
offline.
Yes. Yeah. This is off is off his line.
Yeah. Well, we got to talk to him about it a Gini.
He needs to have some power of debts true. Yeah. I'm surprised
he hasn't got one because just happened to him a couple times,
like the kind of guy that thinks about those things.
Yeah, well, he probably wants to get something bigger than he can
afford. That's installing it. And the way to go is the
L is the LPG. Why mean I'd prefer a diesel over anything.
But the LPG backups are pretty good these days. And they're not
they're not cheap. But you get you know, if you get a couple
$1,000 They they put it right next to the house they build
part of in the ground. You never even notice it.
So for the diesel noise Well, I didn't know if big jet engines
was. And one
I'd tell you this isn't the most exciting thing I've ever know.
Not ever. But when you start up a turbine engine, and of course
I did that on helicopters. That is so cool. That is so cool. I'm
just I'm just wallowing for a moment in the cool and this has
been a while since I've when you when you fire that thing. You
turn up you. You
I got goosebumps just to get some by some sound effects or do
the job.
Yeah, but there's nothing like the smell of jet fuel. Man when
you start that thing I gotta get I should fly in the morning. In
the morning. Yeah, I should fly again. You should Well, last
night was challenging for me personally, I felt like we had a
democratic debate. And then we had three town halls opposite
that on Fox.
I have the Bernie ISO
and we kick off the show perfect with the Bernie i So what did he
say? But yeah,
he screamed it
maybe we should roll into everything we will be
we The other thing you were saying? You do. Right? And then
what something oh, by the way, the Democratic Debate done by
you and visit you back Univision. Univision was
probably the worst of all the debates so far. Why do you say
that? Because they didn't let people go back and forth. They
there's you got two people up there who are willing to go at
it with each other. They cut Bernie off these eight holes
that are running this show. keep interrupting and stopping and
interrupting and stopping as though everything has to be Oh,
it has to be to the second. Oh, your 30 seconds are up. You guys
just starting. And they could go back and forth at each other
we'd actually learn something. But no, there's one instance was
I have time there. I get these timing ones. The question was 45
seconds long. And they gave the person like a minute to answer
minute and a half. And then Bernie had 30 seconds he
couldn't do in 30 seconds. Do this the time it's on binotto
Want to play it now. Maybe later. It's just it would I
found it to be the worst debate. It was horrible.
We did get some good questions. I heard some things I liked.
Well, I'm not saying there weren't a few good questions.
But doing there was not good about Clinton and bill that is
Yeah, they just interrupted a minute Stop, stop stop talking.
They interrupted Bernie a lot.
They interrupted Bernie way too much got predominance like they
were all in for Hillary?
Well, isn't one of her biggest donors owner of Univision?
I don't know that for a fact.
Yeah, I think and he also recently they why are they doing
this debate? Why
is Bernie Why does he point that out but Trump would have
because Bernie's SAP
is a sap to SAP, the SAP man.
Any any is way out of touch. This 10 second clip really
proved it.
You're white. You don't know what it's like to be living in a
ghetto. You don't know what it's like to be poor. You don't know
what it's like to be hustled when you walk down the street.
Really? When you're white. You don't know what it's like to be
poor. That makes him
Yeah, it's a little out of touch in today's market.
It's a little out of touch. It's always that statement is out of
touch no matter when you look at the United States is
full of crap. It was also live in Vermont. Yeah, maybe he's
right. It was racist. It was racist. Yeah.
And the blunt questions from the Univision host, I liked it. I
totally agree with you that they there was not a perfect
opportunity to have a real debate to go back and forth. I
guess those people feel they need to be relevant and
continually continuously jump in and try and move it ahead or
whatever. That's, that's
yes. Not a lot of them. Now, it is true that he really thought
it was about them.
To them, it's about them. This is well, here's the here's the
question about Trump being racist and don't pussyfoot
around and just ask the question.
Secretary Clinton, you've known Donald Trump a long time. You've
seen what kind of campaign I love the laughter is running.
Secretary Clinton? Is Donald Trump a racist? Great question.
It is that was a good it was a good question.
Karen, I'm gonna follow my friend Senator Sanders model
here. Yeah, which is chickenshit. If I'm so fortunate
enough to be the Democratic nominee, there will be a lot of
time to talk about him. I was the first one to call him out. I
called him out when he was calling Mexicans rapists when
there's so much so wrong, and she'll start to repeat this as
well. He didn't call Mexicans rapists. At this point. We do
have to just do little call backs to where these things
originate from. He was very, and I'm not trying to defend trump
any more than I defend anyone else whose words are being taken
out of context. But he did not say all Mexicans are rapists. He
said, You know, this is what we're getting here.
When he was calling Mexicans rapists when he was engaging in
rhetoric that I found deeply offensive. I said pasta, and I
am pleased.
That's actually interesting. She says, we know the definition of
rhetoric, which is pandering to a certain audience. So she calls
Donald Trump out on paint on rhetoric. And then in the same
sentence uses rhetoric by using the word bosta to kowtow to the
audience.
Yeah, she did that throughout the event. I
just like it when she's actually saying she doesn't like Trump's
rhetoric, and then she uses her own rhetoric,
rhetoric that I found deeply offensive. I said, Boston,
Boston. I am pleased that she means
she said Boston she's watching this and when did she say
Boston? When she talked to us
this a couple of times. This is her. This is her. The way she
speaks to the Latino audience by throwing in a busta word. I
thought that was Italian but I guess it's also Spanish.
Once you know I don't even know what it means.
bosta enough, done. Enough. Enough, done. Basta, offensive
Iceland no moss.
No moss would have been better
stuff. And I am pleased that others others are also joining
in making clear that his rhetoric is demagoguery. We were
so right about that rhetoric. Word is trafficking in prejudice
and paranoia.
Oh, good. Prejudice and paranoia. Nice alliteration has
no place in our political system, especially from somebody
running for president who couldn't decide whether or not
to disavow the Ku Klux Klan. And David, here
we go. So at least you said Ku Klux Klan, right. He felt could
draw
their own conclusions about him. But I will I will just end by
saying this. You don't make America great. By getting rid of
everything that made America great.
They work long and hard on that one.
She does a lot of interesting stuff in this one. The two clips
that I have that are that are relevant. I thought were
interesting because one she first of all, she she throws her
audience a curveball by saying she's not a politician and she
really doesn't know what she's doing. And she's just lucky to
be there. Yeah. All right. That was kind of screwed played. That
clip that's
not a natural politician in case you haven't noticed, like my
husband are President Obama. So I have a view that I just have
to do the best I can get the results I can make a difference
in people's lives and hope that people see that I'm fighting for
them and that I can improve conditions economically and
other ways that will benefit them and their family.
What was the blue What was that about?
I don't know what that was about? It was just a lot of
weird noises came out of this speech brought of this this
event And now the one that I thought was interesting when I
think this was done throughout, if you'd listened to Hillary,
Hillary really does have a problem with the truth. She
makes stuff up and she and she changes the timeline. She has
changed the timeline, the Benghazi timeline.
Sorry, the Benghazi time. Yes.
Yeah. Benghazi timeline. I have the clip. And it's like, when
did this timeline show up?
Yeah. This. Do you have the clip with the mother and everything
in that?
I don't know about the mother.
I have that. I think mine may be a little more complete. Because
yours longer. Yeah. Okay, play yours. Yeah, here we go.
On the night of the attacks in Benghazi, you sent an email to
your daughter Chelsea saying.
However, some of the families claimed that you lied to them.
Huge patch beat the mother Information Officer, Chad Smith.
Let's listen, Hillary, and Obama
and banana and Biden and Susan Rice, all told me what the video
would make no, they knew was not the video. And they said that
they would call me and let me know what the outcome was.
So the way I remember the timeline is we'll get this
short, we'll hear how she screws it up. They came out immediately
said this was the video that we're on the hunt for that guy
we played, the whole video was dumb, they arrested the guy for
some other charges. Then by the time the bodies were brought
back, which is when Hillary Clinton spoke to the families
and this mother in particular, they were still saying it's a
video that we're still saying they said that to her as well.
And wow, Clinton really did a number on this timeline, as you
pointed out what
Secretary Clinton did you lie to them?
You know, look, I feel a great deal of sympathy for the
families of the four brave Americans that we lost at
Benghazi.
Were there for were there three? Of those four, I thought it was
three.
I think it's three plus this plus the ambassador.
And I certainly can't even imagine the grief that she has
for losing her son. But she's wrong. She's absolutely wrong.
Wow,
that's really rough. You could have done so many different
things with that.
I and everybody in the administration, all the people
she named the president, the vice president Susan Rice, and
Panetta, we were scrambling to get information that was
changing literally by the hour. And when we had information, we
made it public. But then sometimes we had to go back and
say we have new information that contradicts it,
which is what she did hours after that with an email to her
daughter.
So I testified for 11 hours.
11 hours,
I answered every question that I was asked. And when it was over,
the Republicans had to admit they didn't learn anything. Why?
Because there had already been one independent investigation.
There had been seven or eight Congressional investigations,
mostly led by Republicans who all reach the same conclusions
that there were lessons to be learned. And this is not the
first time we lost by
let's stop for a second. You notice something? She's been
going on and on and on. She's like doing a filibuster. Bernie
never got to talk this long.
Yeah, she talks. As I was editing clips, it is so hard to
cut stuff out of this even because you just ran out. She's
like, film girl rambling, but that doesn't stop.
This is not the first time we lost Americans in a terrorist
attack. We lost 3000 people and 911 We lost I got to do with the
question. merican serving in embassies and Tantus
Murga baby that's what you do you turn to Trump does that to
events.
And Kenya when my husband was President, we lost over 250
Americans, both military and civilian citizens. Ronald Reagan
was president in Beirut and it no other time of those tragedies
were they politicised instead
flees all of that's politicised.
By the way Trump on his
rest of his depart i have Oh good, well then fits imperfect
because I this is where she does the timeline. Very good. And
this is completely new. This is all made up and in the way she
covers it. Her reference, you're gonna get just words as you get
you have
to laugh on a second. But what's the name of the clip again?
Somehow I lost it
Benghazi timeline. Let's see. Maybe that's odd. Clinton, new
Benghazi. Ah, gotcha, gotcha. Gotcha. Thank you.
You call your daughter Chelsea, one thing and a different thing
to them.
Well, but all right, that makes my point at the time emailed
with my daughter.
Yeah, that's, I guess that makes her point. That's the way one
way to put it daughter,
a terrorist group had taken credit for the attack on our
facility in Benghazi. within 1618 hours, they rescinded,
taking credit, they did it all on social media. And the video
did play a role we have captured one of the lead terrorists, and
he admits was both a terrorist attack. And it was influenced by
the video.
It's a dessert topping and floor wax.
This was FOG of war. This was complicated for the most
effective, comprehensive reports and studies demonstrate that and
look, I've as I said, In the beginning, I deeply regret that
we lost four Americans. And I of course sympathise with members
of the families who are still, you know, very much raving and I
wish there could be an easy answer at the time, but we
learned a lot and the intelligence kept in vendor
probing, and we learned enough to say what we think happened at
Benghazi, your 32nd. Senator?
Yes, goodbye. Yeah. Yeah, the timeline is a little off.
I'd say timelines crazy. And then she throws that social
media bull crap. Yeah, they're
so powerful on the social media so powerful. They really know
how to do it. We previously we talked about the fence, we have
a border fence, on the border with Mexico about 600 miles.
It's, it's inadequate, obviously. And I really liked
that they did this research and went back and talked about the
fence and the difference between a fence and a wall or a wall and
a wall. And I thought it was quite telling it really. I think
it was a good move that they brought this to the forefront.
Let's see if it gets picked up anywhere.
You recently said instead of building walls, we need to tear
down barriers Harvard last November in New Hampshire, and
you openly said that a senator, you voted numerous times to
build a wall with Mexico. What's the difference between what you
did voting to build a wall and what Donald Trump wants to do
now?
Well, I think both of us both Senator Sanders and I voted
numerous times to enhance border security. along our border, we
increase the number of border security agents, we did vote for
money to build a fence of pedestrian fence in some place,
a vehicle fence and other places.
What's a pedestrian fence? What exactly does that mean?
I have no idea.
And the result is that we have the most secure border we've
ever had.
Oh yeah, no, I actually got a couple of clips. Regarding this.
See, I'll look them up in a moment. In fact, could not be
the more and more opposite. There's, we have the huge opioid
problem actually dropped into that right now. That'd be kind
of fun. Here we go. This is clip number one. This is Mary Lou
Leary. She is, I think, Deputy Secretary, the Office of
National Drug Control Policy. And let's hear what she has to
say about the border. Issue, which she really appreciate. So
where does heroin come from New York, are flooded with heroin.
Can you hear that at all? Was it muffled? It's really bad. Let's
see if it gets better here. Well, pretty much this
is coming from Mexico. And so
that she's saying that we have a heroin problem. There. The
streets are flooded in America. And she says most of this is
coming from Mexico. I encourage people to go back and listen to
the clip. It's not good enough. And this ties in beautifully
with something new and I won't discuss it now. Just want to
play the clip. Because there's such a problem with the heroin
primarily and cocaine coming in from Mexico through the border,
that there's all kinds of bills being passed, but a very
interesting one is the opioid bill. Well, this particular
bill, this is Mitch McConnell
is about opioid
the border security issue is a huge problem.
Every single bill Senator Baucus subcommittee already
appropriated $400 million last year, specifically designed to
deal with the treatment side.
So we will be talking about the opioid bill. But I do want to
point out that whatever she's saying about the most secure
border ever, it's bullcrap. Because there's drugs just
flowing through it with incredible ease. And that's why
it's so cheap.
Apprehensions coming across the border are the lowest they've
been in 40 years.
I don't think that is actually a good thing. To me. That means
the border is so porous, that we can't even catch him. And now
I'm thinking this whole border thing, and the reason why
everyone's all pissed off about it, is because of the drugs. So
many, I think, too many politicians are involved in
this.
Well, we always have to remember what are your basic thesis which
I subscribe to that it saved the saved our ass is saved the
banks. The drug deliveries are representative of the banking
industry? Yes, yes. put two and two together, bingo. It's
working fine,
which just strengthens my argument that now it's time to
do comprehensive immigration reform. Let's move to
comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship. And
I think that makes a very strong argument in favour of doing it.
But the question is, what is the difference
between the wall that you voted for?
And Donald Trump's wall?
It's a big difference. First of all, yeah, it'll work. As I
understand him, he's talking about a very tall wall.
Right now she catches the last wave, and she's decided to run
with it.
And beautiful tall wall, the most beautiful tall wall, she
picked it up, yeah, the Great Wall of China that would run the
entire border that he would somehow magically get the
Mexican government to pay for. And, you know, it's just
fantasy. And in fact, if he cared to know anything about
members of Congress, like the Senator and I have done, where
it was necessary, we did support some fencing where it was
necessary. We did add Border Patrol agents, we have done what
by any fair estimate would have to conclude is a good job,
quote, securing the border. So let's get about the business of
comprehensive immigration.
This I don't understand how she can say this and why it's not
challenged. Everybody is every politician agrees we need to do
something with the border. They're always saying border
security. Now. She says it's great. It's tight. And we have
zero aperture or very low apprehensions. Is she in the
drug cartel? Hello, and is Donald Trump in his Donald
Trump's so? Of course mean Arkansas? I know but this as you
have to ask where Trump is on this. He also mentions all the
time about the drugs coming in. Yeah, he isn't about the drugs.
He's this it? Could this be that the real agenda, the real
problem? Because above anything that Trump has been talking
about, it's his wall. And it seems to me there's a lot of
politicians, the
people that want to keep this business going, yeah. Which
would have to include at least one intelligence agency, and we
just and we recently had a slam come out against In fact, I have
a clip of it. Not a clip of the slam, but a clip of the analysis
of it, which is turns out to be a very funny thing to listen to.
Okay. George Clooney
is the spy
George Clooney comes out and says that Trump is a xenophobic,
Nazi fascist.
Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Really? Yeah. Why? Why is he saying anything? But if you want
to hear the analysis of now I'm listening to Mario Lopez. Oh,
Mario Lopez on extra is either an extra extra. Barry Lopez is
on there with his sidekick. And they go back and forth on this
during this little presentation. And the way I see that you have
to listen to this clip because it's actually outrageous for
me. I'll always remember Nancy Reagan for her just saying no
campaign. Huge impact his kid. Yeah, absolutely. And
some more political news today, Mario Page Six says George
Clooney plans to host a star studded fundraiser for Hillary
Clinton's campaign.
Well, we know he is not a fan of Donald Trump, George just
publicly bash Trump calling a xenophobic fascist, basically
that he doesn't like outsiders or foreigners discriminates in
fact distraction.
So he gives the definition his definition of xenophobia and she
says, Fun Fact.
Friday, listen to that, again.
The corners discriminate. Fun fact.
I'm gonna give you a borderline And for that I didn't even catch
on fact fun fact the fun I heard that
this is brain dead woman even paying any attention at all
Yeah, fun fact. Anyway let me see
the Hitler thing kind of came to a head as we had Saturday Night
Live do a Hitler skit everyone's talking Hitler this Hitler that
I picked a couple of them.
I have one I only have one besides that last one which
didn't mention Hiller but I have the ABC News discussing it
including bringing in
I think I have the same one. Would you bring it they bring it
on this they bring
in Good morning Americans. Stephanopoulos Oh, okay. I don't
have this god Trump on the phone. And he you might display
this
before even before we play that. It really bears a quick
discussion. That there there is no comparison.
No, you will use Yeah, you were pointing that out in a tweet of
the what is it? TLDR
TL dr. you Yeah, too long didn't sit
around. What do you have to do you have to genius to say the
least.
Yes. But you do have to go into the background to understand why
this is ridiculous.
It is ridiculous. But it's got it got it has legs. People liked
the idea. I
mean, I think I think it's going to backfire. It's like it might
it's going to backfire. Okay,
I think it's gonna just poop out. I don't think it's gonna
backfire on anybody. But that's here's, I mean, it's going
to there's going to be someone who goes too far with it. And
then that'll be the end of and by the way, I'm seeing the old
Jews like Dave Winer, saying you parts of his family were
annihilated by Hitler, and he's comparing Donald Trump to
Hitler. Drives me nuts. It's there's no comparison.
Well, let's play this. And there are a couple of things in here
that are worth. I mean, a couple of things. One, ABC. I'm still
trying to figure who they're all in for now, because then either
has to be used. I mean, Rubio it'd be the fallback because
Rubio's from Florida and it's a Florida you know, Disney's got
its Florida roots is not roots, but as Florida's, most of his
work is done and out of Florida. And so I thought you were gonna
do it. And there it is. Notice I'm trying to push Ruby a little
bit, but now they got nobody. So ABC is just floundering around
and they decided to just get mean with Trump.
I do solemnly swear,
was that image now reminding some of the Third Reich and the
infamous Nazi salute? The former head of the anti Defamation
League, a Holocaust survivor says seen an audience of 1000s
of people raising their hands and what looks like the Heil
Hitler salute was offensive, obnoxious and disgusting. For
candidate rejecting the comparison. Today on GMA Trump
pressed about critics comparing his tone to Hitler and
Mussolini. It doesn't suggest to you, they should tone down your
rhetoric and your tactics.
Well, maybe so but I've been I look, I have a tremendous
following.
This is something that Trump's that I'm starting to analyse his
speech close very closely. When he answers a question. He gives
you the answer right up front in kind of a toss away, swallow it
in way. So the question is, should you be turning down your
rhetoric? Well, maybe so and then he keeps going on? He does
answer the questions, but they kind of get papered over by
whatever flows out of his mouth after that.
Maybe so but I've been I look, I have a tremendous following. We
want to make America great. Again. It's a strong following.
I don't know about the Hitler comparison. I hadn't heard that.
But it's a terrible from Paris, and I'm not happy about that.
Certainly.
Now in today's voting states. The stop Trump movement in full
swing, Mitt Romney recording robo calls for both Senator
Marco Rubio and Governor John Kasich.
Hello, this is Mitt Romney calling Donald Trump and lose to
Hillary Clinton.
Tommy on this with us live today from Florida now I know. Mr.
Trump expect you to speak shortly. But in the meantime,
Tom, you reported there Mitt Romney recording calls we heard
them. But for both Rubio and Kasich telling voters Trump
would lose to Hillary Clinton suggesting they vote for anyone
but Trump.
That's right, David. And it sort of sounds counterproductive that
he essentially was supporting two candidates. But the goal is
the same to take votes away from Donald Trump, which could lead
to a contested convention, and then the delegates would pick
the nominee.
I gotta hand it to Trump. As I think I would be pretty upset if
people kept really, really comparing me to Hitler and David
Brooks, he's what is he New York Times? Yeah. Oh, listen to
Brooks. By the way, there's something else that Donald Trump
said yesterday that grabbed my eye and David, I just haven't
this was on was this NBC to show it to you and I want to get you
to react to it as well. Here it is. I've never done I love this
shot because you're seeing people from behind from from a
high vantage point. So yeah, it's kind of looks like people
are telling you
your hand to give a pledge. It was great speech. It doesn't
take much to make that look like a Hitler salute. It takes a
yelling Heil Hitler, because typically in one of these events
where you have a bunch of skinheads Nazis or any sort of
fascist that are that are doing fascist like things that go
Heil, they actually say, Heil Hitler in the modern era, right?
Are they doing that?
Well, so I'm gonna give you I'm gonna give you their thinking.
Heil Hitler was in a way a pledge to their fear. That's
what they're come. That's where the comparison comes from. And
David Brooks, David Brooks takes it quite fun. Brooks
who hates now, let's go back. Let's do a little background on
the show on our show. We have do we have documented this? Since
the beginning of this campaign? David Brooks has been so wrong
about everything Republican, especially Trump by predict.
He's done this end of him right from the beginning. And he now
he mocks himself, because he's been so inaccurate. He is one of
the worst at seeing anything. He's just like, it's like the
newspapers did not see their own demise. I mean, this is like,
this is what we get for media. They don't know what the hell's
going on.
And what he does David Brooks is he throws in a elitist reference
kind of off the cuff, which most will probably probably, most
people would didn't hear it, but it was like, Wow,
I've never done this before. Can I have a pledge a swearing?
Raise your right hand. I do solemnly swear
that I think he only did this, because he's been asked to
pledge so many times to be loyal to the Republican Party.
That i No matter how I feel, no matter what the conditions if
there's hurricanes or whatever.
Is he expecting something? Remember, that happened in
Florida? When the last election? Do you remember that? Oh, no,
there was it was the Republican convention. And there was a bit
wasn't that Sandy? Yeah, I think I think they they whipped up a
superstorm Sandy and they had to cancel that. I'm pretty sure I'm
pretty sure.
That's good. All right. Now listen to Brooks will vote on or
before that 12. Floor. Donald J. Trump for president. Now, David,
the visual,
the hands go up. Trump asked for a pledge. Wow,
I just I was flattered. We're gonna
get Trump we might as well get the Nuremberg rallies to go with
it.
Look at the Nuremberg rallies to go with it. Okay, the Nuremberg
rallies, which was kind of like the the party convention for,
for the Nationalist Party in, in at the time Nazi Germany. It was
more like the conventions that were held in Nuremberg, and of
course, legendarily, they had the Nuremberg trials after that,
where they hung people for their
war crimes. Yes, symbolic reasons. Yeah, obviously.
But for Brooks to throw that in. And by the way, calling Trump
Hitler is also calling the people who vote for it and
Nazis. It's insulting. And if that's true, if let's say, let's
just pretend for a minute, it's really true. Trump is Hitler.
His followers are Nazis. Removing Trump is not going to
change anything. If that's really true, then we have a much
bigger problem. sack with a much bigger,
I don't know, this is just all this is, you know, what you've
mentioned earlier, the term read like so much rhetoric to try to
demonise the guy marginalised, demonise whatever they can and
they have that idiot Romney they keep trying
this. They've tried it in Europe with everybody with the you Kip
with builders with LePen they keep throwing out Nazi Hitler,
Nazi Hitler. People No, it doesn't work. It just doesn't
work. Here's ABC. I think this is a different version of their
Nazi drive. Meantime, the number of prominent people as Dr. The
same one I'm sorry. Let me see. Yeah, it was I don't think I had
any more Hitler things per se.
But here's the Oh, yeah, go ahead. Here is the not Trump but
this is another ABC rap. This is the one that raps Rubio and then
goes Dishon Sanders, Michigan, I think just ran just yesterday is
ABC round up of Tuesday and Wednesday do solemnly
swear with that image
now reminding some of the Third Reich and the infamous Nazi
salute, the former head of the anti Defamation League, a
Holocaust survivors.
ABC Trump, Rab ABC GMA, that's your plan.
So I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It says ABC Trump rap.
No, no, no. I said this is Rubio. Rubio. Sanders. We played
ABC Trump. Yeah, I'm
trying to find what, what the name of the clip is. You want me
to play? I'm sorry.
It's right above it. ABC. Oh,
my God. Okay. I'm sorry. We really? I'm okay. Wait, let me
take some beat. Well, that'll help pretty. Yeah, let's
live in Florida. Today, Tom Marco Rubio with a miserable
night. I asked him last week. Did he regret going personal
with Donald Trump and he told me that Trump deserved the taste of
his own medicine. But tonight, Rubio was saying something else.
That's right, David. He said when he launched those attacks,
the media was covering all the speeches. But that's not what it
takes to be president today saying that his own kids were
embarrassed when he went down that road. If you had the choice
again, not do,
David. All right, Tom Yamas. They're in Miami, Florida
forest. Tom, thanks as always, next to the Democrats tonight.
The candidates facing off this evening and Hillary Clinton left
answering this question. What happened last night after the
Sanders surprise Senator Bernie Sanders, the winner in Michigan
despite the polls collected ahead of the delegate count, but
so far, unable to close the deal. She did win Mississippi.
So right to the map tonight, Mrs. Clinton winning 12 states
all those in light blue there, and half the delegates she needs
to be nominated. So why did she lose in Michigan, ABC Cecilia
Vega with Senator Sanders who has his own explanation, and we
ask what's Clinton's gameplan tonight? Tonight instead of a
victory lap, a rematch? You know, excuse me, I'm talking a
second
debate this week, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders going
head to head fresh off that Michigan stunner. The upset that
no one saw coming, catching even Sanders by surprise, The Vermont
senator throwing together a hastily called late night news
conference to celebrate the victory
or just want to take this opportunity to thank the people
of Michigan but the
win now raising warning signs about possible cracks in
Clinton's political armour. Sanders cutting into what had
been her firewall, African American voters in the south in
Michigan, she won by just a two to one margin and the young
black vote nearly split. We caught up with Sanders today
during a break from his debate prep. Why did she lose Michigan
when she not
to write because we got more votes than she did. And I think
it comes down largely to trade issues. I have understood from
day one that these trade agreements NAFTA, permanent
normal trade relations with China were a disaster for
American workers. She supported them.
But here's the math Clintons don't need so strong that in all
five states voting on Tuesday, she could lose by double digits
and still win the nomination. Sanders would have to win
everything left by double digits.
So do I think we can win states by double digits?
Sincerely, Sylvia joining us live from Florida today to
debate Hall and Hillary Clinton.
So he's done. He is doing they are showing he gave him della
gave her all the votes she needs to win.
Regarding Rubio, and we know we love the insiders, insiders.
They're in the Morning Joe Show. They have not just a theory. But
again, Trump answering questions with his first little utterance
as he's on the phone with the Morning Joe is about Marco Rubio
and Marco Rubio's future.
We've been talking about Marco Rubio, you had a great night.
Marco Rubio, not so much and he has some decisions to make.
Would you ever consider him as your running mate?
Well, I don't want to say that they'll make it you know, he has
a
big, I don't want to say that. You got to, if we really listen
to what he's saying he answers all the questions. He's I don't
want to say that. I think it may be that way. Well, I
don't want to say that they'll make it you know, he has a big
decision to make and he shouldn't make his own decision.
And I've always liked him and then he really hit me very, very
hard and somehow didn't want to go when he started playing Don
Rickles and didn't know
if he could have used a little more modern reference. Mr. Trump
started playing Don Rickles. And and you know, it was it was very
surprising to see and he was out of character and became very
nasty about
it. So there's the question, would you consider him being
your vice president? This is a good question.
And I guess he's really got a decision to make. I know what
you're talking about. I just don't want to be involved in his
decision. His decision is a personal one and
he decided to drop out could you Ever since you need help with
voters since you need help with the Republican establishment,
could Marco Rubio as your vice president be a bridge to that
Republican establishment?
Well, I think this I think it'd be runs and loses. And, you
know, I don't think he would win right now. But if he runs, it
loses, I think he will never be able to do anything very big
politically in Florida. I certainly don't think he would
be considered by anybody as a vice president. And
but I'm asking you, though, if he drops out before losing
Florida, would you consider him? Could he possibly be on a list
as a vice president of yours, because he could help outreach
to Hispanics and help your outreach to secure
I just don't want to say that get jealous, too. It's just not
appropriate to talk about it. Until he makes a decision. I
have respect for him. He's got great talent. And I just don't
want to say that get his to suit what isn't
said. Sure. So he wants to take that as he asked.
I think this falls right into your theory, John, of Trump
winning. And then after a year or two given up and letting his
excellent VP pick, become president.
It happened. No one's ever done it before. But there's no reason
you can't do it. Presidents in recent memory have quit. Nixon
quit Johnson quit. We, you know, they quit. They do this. That's
all it is a possibility. I mean, but as a scheme, none of them
intended to quit. Right. Right. Right. They were just kind of
driven out of office, but
they would help so much with the issues with the Republican
Party, though. If these all if what we hear is true. Because we
have Marco he's the the clear establishment choice.
At the moment at the moment. Yeah. Everyone seems to hate
Cruz. So he's the end, he wouldn't be a very good vice
president, nor would he take the job. I mean, it would either It
either has to be Ruby or Ruby would be ideal. Kasich would be
a good pick, because, you know, depends on how he does in Ohio.
Right? And of course, he wants to work with that guy's a pill.
I mean, at least as we know, he's a total douche. And he's a
douche. And and then there's Christie, who is angling for
something. Now as for Trump, answering all the questions, I
got one where he doesn't actually answer the question.
I'm actually
the it's even with his first utterance, even with the first
little words out.
No, he didn't believe me. This is a guy in the back at his at
his press conference after he plugs all his products, the meat
in the magazine, which is a house, Oregon for his
properties. Trump magazine, and it's not something you can
subscribe to that I know of. He this guy asked Mr. Trump, well,
how do parents explain to their kids the nature of the language
you use? And so this is Trump slamming the guy this is Trump
slabs this
guy very, very stupid babies.
So I watch
when babies are stupid. They're
very, very stupid babies.
But you can pull Trump out of context for any reason. Just
play. He's a great guy hates babies. He hates babies. And so
obviously hate babies is
very, very stupid baby. You see, the guy's crazy. So I watched
that ad. And I don't think it's a bad ad from me. I actually
think if I had my choice of saying I could have it down or
let it run. Let it run
is so politically correct. You're so beautiful. Look at
you. He's so I know you've never heard a little bad little off
language. I know. You're so perfect. Aren't you perfect?
Aren't you just a perfect young man?
Give me a Give me a break.
You know what? It's stuff like that. That people in this
country are tired. Okay. Stuff like that. Sarah?
Yeah. Yeah, he did not answer the question. He did not answer
that question. Something we talked about after the show,
by the way, he could have answered it very easily. He
could have said he said he said for one thing. You're not going
to hear me swearing on network TV and watch the kids listen
to cable. You know, he gets distracted. That's what
happened.
He hates these guys. He really I think he genuinely hates not all
of them. But a number of the media people. Oh, yes.
Oh, yes. Now, I picked up something after the show you and
I were talking. Just yeah. After Show chatter would host more
than post mortem chatter. And we were talking about his Trump's
use of his hands with the finger the finger up that goes to an
okay sign finger up, down, up, down, up down.
He has another one too. I picked up by since that conversation,
which one is that? He holds his finger at his he makes a circle
with his pointing finger and his thumb and then holds up to three
fingers and Then he uses it to emphasise the point. Yes, he
moves his hand back and forth. It's almost the same thing. The
Warriors doing the score three points by the way. He holds any
goes like this. And like as though there's another point
that he has the point are up in the air and the finger up in the
air. And then he has the rounded thing that which is also means a
hole in Italy. Yes, yeah. And he's any uses that when he wants
to make a finer point.
So I finally saw one of my favourite body language experts
show up on the Today Show. And that is Janine driver. I think
she's great. She does a really good. He has a book that she
just kind of in the new book called You can't lie to me. And
she used to be a federal agent. And her job was to catch people
lying. And she became so good that she had quite a career. And
then now she's doing that. She's teaching how to detect lies to
the corporate world and in her books, and I started reading
this, like, holy crap, this woman is so good. And she did a
deconstruction. She did it for all the candidates, but I only
picked out Hillary, Trump and Bernie. And it's a little long.
Obviously, it goes a couple minutes, but I think it's worth
listening to and discussing because now you can pick up all
these subtle little cues. And what's nice about this is the
when she talks about Clinton and then about Trump, the good
morning or the Today Show, hosts are baffled the flummoxed.
You'll hear some of that, wait a minute, how come? You don't see
Trump as a Nazi? This isn't crazy.
Drivers, a president of the Body Language Institute, she's here
to help you read the body language of four of the
candidates Janine, good morning. Nice to see you guys. we dissect
their words so much, but you're going to clue us into their body
language. Actually,
the piece that I cut out was her explaining how she does this for
corporations. And so hold up five hula hoops. And she'll say,
okay, all you CEOs who here for this course or senior managers
go through the hula hoops. But when she tells them to do that,
she uses a wave snake like motion while she's explaining
it. And so instead of just walking straight to the hula
hoops, the CEOs and senior managers follow her visual cue
and start to go through it like a snake and a wave. Her
explanation wasn't all that great, but so she just saying
it's very important these these visual body language cues,
because there's some tells there as well as to what kind of
leader they would be
right? Absolutely. We actually will look at body language more
often than words. So let's start
by taking a look at Hillary Clinton. Let's play the sound
and always
somebody who believed that I with my blessings had an
opportunity and obligation to do what I could to help others and
that's what I will do as president.
Now let's rewind you might not have even seen it. See it. No,
it's a shoulder shrug. Watch this a shoulder shrug indicates
I'm starting to look at my family and my look at this watch
here. We've had one shrug. I'm ready to shrugs right here.
We're gonna have a third There we go. We have the hat trick of
shoulder shrugs right here.
Trigger shoulder shrugs could not be good. I don't think
I showed this shrug as uncertainty. So when you're
saying a definitive answer, listen, well I'm doing this not
for me. I'm doing it for the public. And I shrug it cancels
out your message.
You can hear the the the NBC
show the strong is uncertainty. But if I ever said to you, Hey,
Willie. Why can you say no, that actually comes up? It doesn't
mean you're a cheater. Maybe you know your neighbour is cheating.
So we don't know what the catalyst is here for Hillary but
it will hurt her message. Do you think voters pick up on those
cues so consciously or subconsciously we do pick up on
it i brain it's called an n 400
n n 400. This is something I'm very interested in the n four
hundreds neuroscience L
train isn't No. That's just like the Zephyr.
It's from neuroscience. And there isn't a robot dinner
coming up soon with the brain professor so I'll be able to get
all the details on and make a note 100 Yeah, making a note
Exactly.
Cheating. So we don't know what the catalyst is here for Hillary
but it will hurt her message. Do you think voters pick up on
those consciously or subconsciously we do pick up on
it i brain it's called an n 400. If I say I have a peanut butter
and jelly on my socks, please. Your brain says wait a minute. I
don't understand that. When you
it's cognitive dissidence. Isn't that kind of what? What takes
advantage of
melody? Maybe though? No,
it's Wait a minute. What were you saying about my girl?
It may be though No,
it's always uncertainty. It's an emblem in the United States of
America. This is what do you want for lunch? I don't know.
What do you want? I'd love to be president. It's she's imploding.
Here. She's
imploding. Okay, take
a look at Donald Trump. Okay,
finally we can go move on past Hillary because I don't like
that imploding noise you're making
again we heard a lot of what he's had to say let's you read
the body language. Tell me what you see.
It's gonna want you to watch his
hands. The hands a lot as he does this move quite a bit. So
let's rewind and
move on to talking about here's When he has his two hands, his
palms facing each other's hands stretched out and he starts
moving the hands together. That's Donald Trump's
hands. I always think of like the, you know, the monkey with
the tambourines. There are the symbols and I'm not saying it to
disrespect Donald Trump. This move right here that he does
constantly remember that you wind up this toy the monkeys
like boom, ding, he does this move constantly this bedding of
his hands in the air. And why did I tell you this connected
with people who think outside of the box creative thinking? Oh,
well, that's why you get someone that is from the real estate
industry running for president. That's why you get a man who's
going to be on the front lines talking to you know, the people
coming into our border, you know, border patrol, he's going
to think outside the box creative thinking, if you want
someone that has that strategy with creativity, Donald Trump,
we're not letting
politics get into this. It's just you reading the body
language.
We're not getting Oh, he may be thinking out of the box, but
he's an asshole.
Okay, let's go back to the Democrats to look at Bernie
Sanders using his finger one,
Bernie is a good one.
I talked about democratic socialism,
that wagging his finger. He's a big wagger of the finger. So
let's rewind this clip again. And he wags his finger a lot. He
does some pawn down gestures wagging the finger judgement
lingers. So when we wave our finger at people's judgement
lingers, he'll do a palm down gesture quite a bit. This is
what cops do when they go in right on the ground, not only on
the ground Willie, right here, so he'll do this. It could be
like you're feeling judged by Him. But here's the deal is he
when he's talking, saying something that he does have
judgement to, but it's almost like he's reprimanding us here.
So judgement does come. So someone could be like, wait a
minute, is he the right person for President? Or is he
recommending what he's talking? Right? Right. Big Bang? You
don't know. The bank? That's right. You're smart with us. You
come to a class at the bottom.
We've had you here enough.
She says, Hey, what is she she's all in for Hillary to such an
extreme that seemed insults are at the end.
That's the Today Show. Check. What's your name? Do you know?
Savannah Savannah Guthrie? Yeah,
that was Savannah Guthrie? Yes.
Wow. And but what
idea that she was at that caught up in this?
Well, not only that, but when the woman says to her co host, I
forget his name. Okay, you're pretty good. You should come and
take one of our courses. And she says no, no, you've been here
enough already. Because, yeah, we want to hear this that little
bit that was quite telling Savannah is pissed.
He's reprimanding us here. So judgement does come. So someone
could be like, wait a minute, is he the right person for
President? Or is he reprimanding what he's talking? Right, right.
Big Bang? You don't know what the catalyst is? The banks.
That's right. You're smart. Would you come to a class at the
bottom?
We've had you here enough.
No, we've had you here enough. Wow.
Well, I have one, I really liked
that. Ben, as I will be reading all of Janine drivers books,
I'll be sharing some of this knowledge of how to
detail which we could find your more they don't book her enough
on these shows.
It's because she's not saying the right thing. At any any
Booker who sees this, like why don't want her on the show.
She's Donald Trump's thinking out of the box
that she brings up. He's a Nazi. I got a kick out of this
comment. This is Megan Kelly talking casually on this image
using the three boxers. And then they're all talking about the
about the election, they had this one guy just or about the
last, the primaries, they had this one guy hates Trump, and
he's going on and on about it. And in fact, Fox is still kind
of I still think they're hating Trump. But in fact, play this
first. This is lunch, you know, lunch, the guy who does the
focus groups. Yeah, he's on and he goes through a whole line of
people after the after the last, the last debate that Trump was
in where they were getting into the bickering and they're
talking about the size of his hands and all this. Listen to
this describe tonight's debate. Sophomore IQ, embarrassment,
disappointing. shameful, despicable. Disgusting
schoolyard brawl, no substance. She's right. Now, now, if I'm in
a focus group, if I saw that thing, why doesn't one at least
one person in this phoney group say hilarious
because that person had already worked their hours and was on a
mealtime penalty break so they didn't want to pay the meal, the
meal break for the actor.
And then to top it to make it worse for Fox showing what a
really miserable operation there you have to listen to as Megyn
Kelly clip on fact checking.
Find tonight he matched expectations in Mississippi and
Michigan where they were they were open primaries and
Democrats could come in so you're not going to beat him
talking about his conservative apostasy, but obviously it gets
under his skin. And he does the whole ShamWow routine, as he's
talking about this stuff out there, on and on and on. So
obviously that got to,
you know how they're, you could spend a long time fact checking
what we just heard the remarks about Trump Steaks the remarks
about Trump University, the remarks about his head to head
matchups with Hillary Clinton. You know, in the last nine polls
show him losing seven out of those nine he lost against
Hillary Clinton, too. He won by a narrow margin. But the problem
is who's got the time or the energy?
Hey, Adam, yeah, who's got the time or the energy to do any
fact checking?
The problem is who's got the time or the energy?
I don't have the time. I mean, isn't that your job? Megyn.
Kelly, or, you know,
this is the media. This is the media, they haven't got the time
to check facts. Yeah. Hey, what do you guys doing for lunch? I
don't know. I'm working on a story. What do you need to do? I
gotta check some facts. Check any facts? What do you check in
facts for who's got the time for that,
and it was a little ditty on the Rubio Town Hall last night that
I picked up, where Rubio was complaining about how the media
treats Trump
is a state that's largely been operating off the national
media. And the national media, to be fair, has given Donald
Trump 10 times as much coverage as every other Republican
candidate combined. And part of it is because he says outrageous
things. And part of it is because he knows how to
manipulate the media, but it's had an impact. Hey, Rubio,
if he knows how to manipulate the media, how come you're not
learning that skill? Why? No, I'm saying that's, that is not
smart to say you should know how to do that your
people should know how to do that saying I'm a dummy.
That's pretty much what he's saying. It's not smart dude.
And part of it is because he says outrageous things. And part
of it is because he knows how to manipulate the media, but it's
had an impact. We're working on reversing that. Now here in
Florida. It's gonna be a lot of hard work. But you know what,
I've been in tough races before it's an election. You have to go
out and earn these things.
The dominant anything yet.
So here's here's his, here's his issue.
The dominant feature of the Trump campaign has not been that
he ran a bunch of commercials, it's been that he's been able to
dominate the media. And you had,
he said The Earned Media, which is, so he's reading the reports,
saying Trump, I'm going to
let me play that again. I'm going to
go commercials, right, it's been that he's been able to dominate
the media. And you had. So he
says, The Earned Media, the report you get is or you give,
as a PR agency, say, look, we got this placement on this page
in the New York Times this this amount of page space that equals
if you had to buy it, this amount of money. So they're
really wrapped up in this. That's I guess that's the only
point but yeah, that's how it works. So when he says earned
media, he's looking at this from a report that he's gotten media.
And you had the head of CBS saying the other day, I don't
know if Donald Trump is may not be good for America, but he's
good for CBS. Because of ratings. Well, but I think
that's true in every one of these networks. So there are
millions and millions of dollars of media that doesn't, you know,
that's out there. And the other point I would make is every time
we tried to run a commercial, all these media outlets charge
us, so we have to raise money, right? Because you guys keep
trying to run commercial. Right? What's your problem?
Yeah, you know, what's, what's funny about there's a little
comedy man I should mention, I think it was I would consider to
be if I was on the board of directors of CBS Viacom, who's
ever running that operation that has Les Moonves work in there,
even though he's, I think high up, like on a board. I'd really
question that comment. I mean, he is going he's caught gonna
cost cbs money. Investors should take note. He's I don't know if
Trump's not good for the country. But he's good for CBS
only talking about ratings by the way, he's not gonna get any
advertising on CBS. No, that's the worst thing you can say.
What a stupid thing to say. And Moonves is supposed to be on a
guy on the ball, but to say that he's not good for the country,
but he's good for CBS is saying, We don't want your advertising.
We don't want your money, even though all we really want is
your money and your advertising, but you just lost a good move.
It's just lost the account. I don't know how much makeup
they're gonna have to do. I mean, they're gonna have to
either do something else and then Trump tends to find out
about this stuff is okay. You know, we can always advertise on
ABC and NBC, even though they don't like as much either but at
least they don't say stuff like this from the top. That's where
all he said was I don't think it's good for the country. That
means that CBS is biassed against Trump.
Yes, correct. Anderson Cooper you know this stuff really does
work. The stuff people are talking about you heard the
although this is we saw these reports weeks ago about Donald
Trump apparently changing his name. It was drunk for drunk for
something is dad may have changed. Yeah, his dad changed
his name. And here's Cooper very much,
everybody. Thank you. Thank you very much.
And dumb crook, Donald Trump. Donald Trump, Doug Ducey, Donald
Trump and dumb crooks What's wrong? Isn't it this stems
from the John Oliver did a whole takedown of Trump as best he
could, even though is extreme, which Stephen
Molyneux who I don't watch him. It's tedious. It's too long, but
he did an hour and a half.
He did an hour and a half on the half hour dissection, and it was
good show as a half hour Molan, you did an hour and a half, but
but he broke it down and showed that the guy's a bigot. And I
liked it. It was pretty good. Only take it so seriously. But
he's the one who's promoting the Trump thing. And it stuck. And
it stuck with Cooper.
Somehow that's those terms that stuck with poopers. Just not not
pretty stuck with Cooper. Here's CNNs. What's an N Costello?
Carol, CAROL COSTELLO? facebook.com/cnn? Carol's?
Well, let me let me ask you this.
She has a Marc Lamont Hill black guy on he's a
guy, the fast talker.
Well, he takes things in a cool direction.
Well, let me let me ask you this.
Smart. He's a really smart guy used to be on Fox all the time.
That's where he got his jobs, okay. And they and he used to be
like a regular on O'Reilly and he would come on, and he's a
professor someplace. But he fell in love with the media. So I
think he's not even teaching anywhere. He wants to do this
for a living. And he's very, he's one of those guys who's so
quick on his feet, that he's the guy who I wouldn't even be in
the same room with him who is going to be a debate kind of
thing, because he just kicked my ass.
Well, let me let me ask you this mark, because I want to I want
to ask you about angry white men, because I just think it'll
be kind of fun. How
does that? How did we get to the to a state where it's okay for
CNN for news models? White Chicks had to say, let's talk
about angry white man, because that's funny. Wow.
Let me ask you this mark, because I want to I want to ask
you about angry white men, because I just think it'll be
kind of fun. That's my expertise, that block of bad
block of voters mark. They're gravitating toward both Donald
Trump and Bernie Sanders. Why?
Well, I think that's an important question in connection
with John saying, and I'm glad John made that distinction
between Bernie Sanders economic vision, and Donald Trump's
because sometimes we lump them in together and say that both
economic populist, they both want to get rid of these bad
trade agreements. But Donald Trump is a free market
fundamentalist at the core, he still believes in the free
market, he still believes in a particular conception of free
trade, he still believes in privatisation, he still is pro
corporate, he still wants to slash taxes and assert or rather
slash taxes in certain kinds of way to invest in in business.
Bernie Sanders is Johnson wants to expand the social safety net.
But both narratives resonate with voters who are tired of
seeing Wall Street greed prevail over everyday people. Both are
tired of seeing CEOs make out like fat cats, when other people
don't get bailed out. They both appeal to and then on the Donald
Trump side, there's also the white male component to this,
which you point out, there is a sense that we are losing our
country, there is a sense that not only trade deals with
Mexico, but also Mexicans themselves are the problem.
There's a sense that, you know, ever since we've had a black
president and a rise and expanded amount of opportunity
for black people and brown people that somehow we're losing
our country in the we as white people and more specifically
white males. And so Donald Trump's narrative of we're going
to make America great again, in some ways is we're going to make
America white again. And that resonates with people and it's a
wicked mix of xenophobia and economic populism.
There you go. What he really means is we're going to make
America white again. Where 40% of what I saw in in Arkansas and
Fayette Nam, right, you
went to a rally? Yeah, it
was brown people, children, families, families. Maybe I just
went to the wrong one. Hey, good news. Gary Johnson finally came
out and said something is he is running as an independent he's
getting sent out a robo call. No, he is this. He needs help.
So I think he's like we like him. But the guy when he thinks
on his feet dumb stuff comes out of his mouth. Okay, listen to
this. And this includes a little clip from the libertarian
debate, which of course had the worst audio ever. Here he is
responding because on that debate, I believe he called
Donald Trump a policy, which is Yeah, yeah. And I liked the
idea. This is it's good, but he gives away his plan. He messes
things up. He says things incorrectly. It's too bad. Here
we go. Kind of
a misfire on my part when I called him a pussy. Donald
Trump's a policy. But the point was was
I saw that. That's pretty good.
You know what, I've climbed the highest mountain on each of the
seven continents. I'm gonna do a 3000 mile mountain bike ride
here.
Is this his campaign idea? To do a 3000 mile mountain bike ride
to promote his campaign is that what he's gonna do? Do
what it sounds like. Oh geez.
3000 mile mountain bike ride here upcoming. Trump's a pussy.
I think that Donald Trump alienates more than half bike.
Sorry.
Do you push it because he won't go on a long 3000 mile bike ride
so everyone's a pussy, but him this guy. Well, let's
hear him out.
Trump's a pussy. I think that Donald Trump alienates more than
half of Republicans deporting 11 million illegal immigrants
building a fence across the border.
That would be a wall, Gary, I mean, if you can't even get them
to stop smoking, your weed man catches
B 1213 11 million illegal immigrants building a fence
across the border.
How can you get that wrong?
We already have a fence.
Yeah, but how can you get that wrong?
Across the border?
It's not paying attention. I think you'd I think when I
didn't notice this before, and if you listen to him carefully,
the way his cadence is, I think you're right about the weeds on
weed. Yeah, this is a way you get.
Oh, you've never noticed that when I do it.
You are different. You are actually when I was I don't know
how you avoided it. But you managed to avoid because you've
always asked me about what am I different now? Because I'm sad.
I always said no, you that's the thing about it. You were like,
Let's just we're talking about when the show started the first
several years, I was always smoking weed ate all a bakes, I
was always baked on the show baked and Johnson and then when
I quit. You said this is no difference.
Well, either the possibility exists that you've been
permanently brain damaged. And I never really known you on any of
the time and this is possible. Yes, I couldn't be possible
because of the bake being baked all the time. Yeah. Now, when
you made the transition, and I think it was around show to less
than show 200 between
Oh, no, no, no, it was it was 102 or 103.
Okay. 103. Okay, when you made that transition, and we did talk
about it quite a bit on the show, and I don't recommend
people going back that far. But I didn't and I say and I'm
honest about it. I did not know the difference and then you say
now on occasion your party you go someplace or you have some in
the state of Texas where they like to cut your nets off for
smoking dope, but that's okay. Take a chance. I can't tell
right but I'm not I haven't done that since those those episodes.
I wouldn't be stoned on the show.
But I would say that this guy sounds more normal to me of the
guys I know that start smoking and the next thing you know they
start getting slow and then they start sounding like Gary
sounding right. It sounds like a stoner.
We should try this sometime. We'll see if you notice it.
I think well now that you you will be the back of my brain. I
can probably maybe maybe I told you that I do have any kind of
dinghy on the show. I mean from and if you have one drink it's
over.
dinghy dinghy. Yeah.
Once in a while. Well, I
do know that one time my flight instructor was still flying
helicopters. And we had the castle. He's you know, we landed
we were done for the day. It was I said, Hey, once you smoke that
joint, let's go fly. See how you do, which I did. And I had the
best landing ever. It was fantastic. It was no problem.
Are we concentrated more? Yeah. All right. So
onward with the stoners,
building a fence across the border, killing the families of
Islamic terrorists, free markets. But I'm going to force
Apple to make their iPads and their iPhones in the United
States if it gets down to being in the presidential debates. And
he's got anything to say about me, which I'm sure he will. I'll
just start off the fact that he's a pussy. He is
stoned. I could hurt it now.
Yeah. He's stoned. That's why he's been so lackadaisical about
this election. He hasn't he, because he, when he ran four
years ago, his goal and I voted for him. His goal was I voted
for at least one to prove that you could get almost started
third party, and he was going to show the Libertarian Party that
he could get 1 million votes, something they've never done
before. He ended up I believe, with 2 million votes. And which
is a lot for some guy random character on the ballot. Right.
And and since then, he's just he says he I don't know, what do
you expect to win? Or do you? I have no idea what he was
thinking because the guy has over 1 million votes, which was
his goal. And he didn't build on that. It didn't do anything.
Yeah, just just the first time I've heard him or heard from
him, even though he talked mentioned his name a few shows
back, but it's the first time I've heard him actually say
anything. And he stoned.
Very stuff.
That's too bad. Hey, before we go to break John and check your
email, Eric got conductivity again. Yeah, I got just going
back to that the drug problem with heroin coming in from Mex
sicko, and this opioid Act, which I, I couldn't, that's a
great time to pass crazy stuff when no one's looking,
everyone's looking. There's too many debates, too many town
halls, and then they they are passing s 524. And this is a
bill to authorise the Attorney General's Award grants to
address the national epidemics of prescription opioid abuse and
heroin use. For the short title is this, you can call it the
Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act of 2015. And I
highlighted a few bits and there's a very obvious
conclusion the total is about four or $500 million over the
next three years starting in 2017. So let's start off with
some obvious things. According to the National Survey on Drug
Use and Health, approximately 22 points set 22 point 7 million
people in the United States need needed substance use disorder
treatment in 2013. But only about
one out of a 12 or so. The lot.
Yeah, and only two and a half million people received it. So
there's their problem that is trying to solve they're not
going to try and do anything but the border stem the drugs now.
Research indicates that combating actually is a spelling
error here CLM be a ti ng wouldn't be double T combating.
Combating it up
indicates that combating the opioid crisis including abuse of
prescription painkillers and increasingly heroin requires a
multi pronged approach that involves drug drug diversion,
expanding delivery of existing treatments, including medication
assisted treatments, medication assisted treatments, hello,
methadone, expanding access to overdose medications and
interventions and the development of new medications
for pain that can augment the existing treatment arsenal. I'm
not going to read through the whole thing for you, but they do
have some terms that are important when we're talking
about this. The term medication assisted treatment means the use
for problems relating to heroin and other opioids of medications
approved by the Federal Food and Drug Administration, in
combination with counselling and behavioural therapy. So now
we're talking about actual law that has treatment very similar
to what we saw in the Netherlands. Even this is as
early as the 70s. When you're on heroin, you can that actually
the Dutch had the Macedon bus, it was it was a little
Volkswagen bus and would drive to the neighbourhoods. You know,
like the ice cream man thing ding ding, ding, ding, ding,
ding, and the druggies would roll ups and Iron Man time from
my methadone shop. The term opioid means any drug having an
addiction forming or addiction, sustaining liability, similar to
morphine, or being capable of conversion into a drug having an
addiction forming or addiction sustaining liability. So then
they go into what they're gonna do about it. So there's a lot of
money for a national education campaign. And they've spell it
out and I'm gonna have commercials and it's you know,
Nancy Reagan's dead but she's not we're gonna have all kinds
of say no to drugs or whatever they're going to do maybe
they're gonna say if you're Hi, come get the your drugs from the
government that's possible.
So the way yes, I'm bad hang with one tea as American two
teas is British interesting.
And interesting. So then they go through best practices, et
cetera. But what it really comes down to and this is the thing
I'm gonna go down to the bottom here and this was at the bottom
almost like an afterthought. Let me pick it up here. Yes. See
that one? This here we go. So the states are going to get all
this grants. Right, Grant right. I said right, grant money. And
it's it totals is 500 million over the next couple of years
and the bulk of it goes to the treatment with medication and
therapy. There is also a huge grant for the What's it knock
zone? What's the thing called again? The overdose drug if
you're if you're dying,
right, the ambulances?
Yes. Okay, so here we go. In order to get all this money as
the
we talked about this before as the odd effect of if you're on
both heroin and speed,
yes, our buddy Chad and Colorado deals with this. Give the guy
that shot knocks the heroin out. Yeah. And now the guys on speed.
He goes nuts.
They wake up, they start projectile vomiting and trying
to kill you. Yeah, it's really nice. You can't even put the
hood on them because they're puking in the hood and choking.
It's horrible. It's what it is, man. So in order to get these
grants, there are requirements. This is the crux of it. The
requirements and integrated opioid abuse response programme
carried out using an implementation grant under this
section shall hear the specifics. Ensure that each
prescriber have a schedule two three or four construct
controlled substance in the state registers with the
prescription drug monitoring programme of the state and
consults the prescription drug monitoring programme database of
the state before prescribing a schedule two, three or four
controlled substance and ensure that each dispenser of a
schedule two, three or four controlled substance in the
state registers with the prescription drug monitoring
programme of the state. And then we have four times a year
there'll be checked. So I looked at what this really means. And I
think there's something hiding under the under the blades of
grass. The a schedule two, three or four drug includes right on
the right there on number two, Adderall, Ritalin, all these
little, all these little drugs, not marijuana, marijuana is
still a schedule one. So the idea is doctors now will be are
will be forced to register you in a database which can be
shared amongst the states and the federal government. If
you're prescribed anything such as Adderall, you're now on a
list. You're on a list and I thought that you won't be able
to get a gun, if you will. That of course is next thing we'll be
able to be new children and all that even the schools in order
to comply at the state level for the state funding. We'll also
have to screen kids now. This is now starting already in Hold on
a second. Where was this start? It's a good catch. Is is
horrible in
is what they do. There's with a backdoor way of registering you
so you can't buy a gun, but I don't understand
how this works with HIPAA. This is because this supersede HIPAA
which is the data protection of your
Yeah, I know what it is. It's like your medical records.
Apparently it's got nothing to do with your medical record.
It's outside of HIPAA. It's it's not superseding, it's outside.
And Dame Angela from Nevada. She sent me a picture from her
doctor's office yesterday there's a sign or red signs not
hanging yet it's leaned against kind of the wall it says to
improve patient care and assists the health care professionals.
This clinic will require all in all caps patients to do a urine
drug screen testing prior to prescribing any controlled
substance medications, eg narcotics, pain medications,
muscle relaxants, and Anxi lytic medications.
What state is she in Nevada? Wow.
Big time while then I have mandatory drug testing. And I
can only presume we're going to see more of this. This is a real
real problem. And it's being passed quietly. No one's written
you know, no one's really talking about it seems good. But
so now we're gonna have
it was got a good title.
It does have the good title, doesn't it? Yeah.
Read the title again.
Okay. The title is, well, we I call it the opioid acts. And
that's what it's known as, but it really is the Comprehensive
Addiction and Recovery Act of 2015. It'll be 2016 by the time
it's passed. Yeah.
Tracking Yeah, someone
needs to be talking about this. This is this is not, you know,
so your kids, your kids in school, and you have a one in
seven or Yeah, one in probably one in three chance that your
kid is on adderall or ritalin or, or Vyvanse or any of this
stuff. Next time they want to go get their prescription filled.
If this passes, they'll be in the database Yeah,
yeah, it is the Stasi. This is well let's call Trump Hitler.
Maybe that'll distract
them. Oh my goodness. Well with that I want to thank you for
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I hadn't seen it either. Right
That's what are good art has a lot of subtleties in it.
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ready then.
Well, I think we got our discussion of the this is gonna
go on forever. This is actually I don't know how we maybe should
put a time limit or something on his election analysis, which is
really it's a it's still I think it's still entertaining but
cheese.
Oh, it's still it is important for the entire world. These
elections
will actually win you add people you know at once, which is kind
of centric to the US. I mind one of my main stations, I still
listen to France. 24. But if you listen to Deutsche Vela, even
though I kind of orient oriented toward the English speaking
audience, they they're talking they're doing very elaborate
reports on the American elections from Germany.
Yeah, but they always have the same Trump as a Hitler thing in
there. This
is this an anti Trump? Yeah, he's, you know, it's not as bad
as you'd think. And especially in Germany, where they actually
had a Hitler
they had a Hitler there. Really?
Yeah, they had a Hitler there. I had something easy to you're not
gonna fall in it as Trump is Hitler. I have something
from he was a two shows ago on a second. I had a European report
about Trump from Euro from EURO NEWS. I know even find it
anymore, but it was kind of it. Oh, here it is. So this is last
week, just to give you an idea of how it's viewed overseas.
And his victory speech, the billionaire businessman struck a
different note and was generally conciliatory towards his
Republican rivals. But Trump didn't save any niceties. When
referring to Hillary Clinton, we could
win six, you know, watched Hillary speech and she's talking
about wages. I've been poor, and everything's poor, and
everything's doing badly, but we're gonna make it she's been
there for so long. I mean, if she hasn't straighten it out by
now. She's not going to straighten it out in the next
four years. It's just going to become worse than worse. She
wants to make America whole again, and I'm trying to figure
out what is that all about? Make America Great Again, is going to
be much better than making America whole again.
Despite Texas cruisers victory in his home state and triumphs
in Oklahoma and Alaska. The Maverick faces a severe uphill
struggle to reverse Trump's blooming fortunes. Hence the
Republican establishment last fading hope Marco Rubio, he
recorded his first winter boost his fading chances, which makes
it unlikely he'll withdraw from the race before the next big
nominating contest in two weeks time.
So no, no Hitler stuff. That was decent. Oh, pretty
straightforward. Now,
you can cover this in a straightforward manner that the
oldest hysterics it's networks do to get us all worked up. Oh,
funny. I want to mention one thing we talked about, you know,
the Bernie thing in Michigan has to be deleted discuss for a
second. This guy was 30 that down 30 points or more.
The polls predicted something very different. Important lofts
important as of course one of my friends on Twitter mentioned
that said, you know, the I don't know why people haven't gotten a
clue about the polars. They don't have cell phone numbers to
call to pull anyone. They only have his own landlines and so
all you're getting are bogeys who have most people don't even
use landlines anymore, they just use the cell phone for
everything, which I find is dumb. If you can get a landline
get a landline. Most of these services will give you one you
get one on Comcast, you can get them everywhere, but they're
better. Because the latency is so much lower. But people don't
care. They want to use a cell phone all the time. They never
use a landline. And that's your younger voters are always going
to vote for Bernie. So they couldn't did so these posters.
They didn't have to get their act together. Because they you
know, they're using fudged numbers right? What do you think
is we're not getting any young people taking our punk I'm
enjoying
Nate Silver, but Mr. Hero of the Obama bots with his 538 whatever
the thing is, because he's so accurately predicted Obama
winning. I'm enjoying him failing.
As he failing. Yeah. Oh, yeah, of course. Yeah. And I heard
throwing on Michigan. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. They had to fight you
find that guy was right on Michigan. And maybe we can?
Well, the guy, there's two
guys who are right, Trump and Sanders. And the reason is very
simple. This is this is exactly what's happening in the United
States. And some people want to lean that way. But they're both
tired of the system. Both sides of it, whether you're for Trump
or for Sanders, Michigan has been destroyed. To it's just you
you were there. No, you were you were in Detroit, right.
Yeah. And I was I was around their toes. I went through the
other load some other little towns
right, but it's destroyed and people see the government doing
that so obscuring the government getting let's go with the guys
who are not we're not all well, although Bernie. Sounds like
he's anti government. But of course he's the opposite. But I
understand that that seems so logical. Doesn't that tell you
what the American people are thinking right there. If you got
those two guys winning Detroit, come on Michigan, the whole
state? Yeah. I promised on the last
Harbinger. Michigan's a harbinger Harbinger, although
they're not going to be you know, still not going to be paid
attention to this you're going to force Hillary and because you
know, they're going to shoot her on her. By the way I ran into a
clip I don't have in front of me, but it's it's on YouTube and
hardly
Harbinger. harbinger is a good word. Is that a front runner or
it's a no of a Foreteller of what's the things to come? Oh,
it's like your foretell. In other words, you're a harbinger
your whatever you're doing is everyone's going to do.
California for harbinger of culture?
harbinger of douchebaggery.
Well, it's that's culture. So anyway, we missed this. Bring it
on, make it for the next show, but it's, it's Hillary making
the bulk. Hillary is full of crap. She's sitting in this day.
This is an I think, was November of last year at some meeting and
somebody caught her at the meeting, and she was called out
by only one news, a operation called her out and they did it
with Debbie Schultz, Debbie Wasserman Schultz or woman
Schultz. And it was the woman that's married to the ex Fed
chair. What's his name? Andrea Mitchell. Andrew, Mr. Wilson,
calling out Debbie on this. And she's the only one it picked up
on the story. Nobody did the store and it was on MSNBC. It
was I was very shocked. But it was Hillary sitting around
talking about how she tried to join the Marines. I saw this
during the period when she was a peacenik. You know, she was
right in the middle of the Vietnam War. When everyone's
protesting and they're not putting up with any of this
stuff. Their friend, Bill's got a big beard, he's a hippie, and
all this sort of thing. And she claims she tried to join the
Marines when she was 26. Yeah. And she was turned down because
she was too old. And then she would turn this into some thing
about women. This is a bull crap story.
Yeah, even Andrew, do you have the clip? Because I didn't clip
it. No, I don't. I'm disappointed in myself. I
clipped it and threw it out and thought to myself, Man gives us
just mostly a clip of Andrea's take her ranking Debbie. Yeah.
Yeah, it can be sitting there all nervous. It could have
happened. She is a horrible she's just as bad as rants
pretty she's the female version of rants, Priebus on the other
side
that tells you something about these organisations. Yes, their
recordings are too horrible to corrupt. Anyway, yeah, I decide.
So I'd promised to talk about the MH 17 report in The
Netherlands, which has now been well over a year since the
Malaysia airline flight 17 which was down is the appropriate
downed over Ukraine and and the Dutch. Everyone wants this
report they want to know Who do we blame for this? Who do we
blame? And of course, the Dutch politicians do not. They want to
point to Russia, but they don't really want to say Russia did it
because 60% of the GDP of the Netherlands runs on Russian oil
and gas and companies and accountancy fees and tax
shelters. It's it's a big deal. It's a big part of the GDP. So
they're waffling. There's no questions in the in parliament
that people are getting pretty pissed off. And the question and
what has now risen to the top is that the US military has radar
images of what happened to this aircraft or where it was flying,
apparently radar images, even of the path of the BUK missile. But
the Dutch have never seen it. So well. We never really saw any of
that from instead, they went to Bellingcat, the blogger, and
they put all of his information into the report. It's unbuckling
believable. So we have the now we have the State Department
with Kirby. And he's pretty much being humiliated by the new team
of Matt Lee and the RT hottie. God, she looks great in the
morning. Have you seen everything that you know I'm
talking about? Right, Shay? Yeah, winter hair is all wild
and they can steal our T hottie.
What kind of data has the US shared with Dutch investigators
on the counting of MH 17? I asked Mark Turner about this
yesterday, he said he would look into it. I wonder if you have
anything?
Yeah, I'm actually not going to be able to give you a lot of
information on that.
data included satellite images or radar data.
As I said, I'm not going to be able to give you much on that.
There's a there is an active still an active review going on?
And the what
we could tell he finally got his page. Like, okay, that's
actually very slow at this though. Women it used to be much
faster, it would get to the page and they almost halfway through
the question. It seemed okay down, putting their fingers
right into where it goes, as it were, and flipping over, boom,
ready to go. By the time the question was finished there on
the page.
I wonder if in the State Department briefings, the
questions are also submitted ahead of time, like the White
House.
The way I think it's I think that binder is just full of
topics. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, he couldn't find the topic. And because of
course, he, I don't care about that. Still an
active review going on. And I'd refer you to the Dutch
government about on that review. We have been and will continue
to assist as as appropriate, but I'm not gonna be able to give
you much more detail in any detail at all. Much more is,
there's none. Confer that's a subjective opinion. on your
part. I thought I gave information I said, there were
helping, I'm just not gonna talk about exactly what we're helping
with. Okay,
so you did give them some kind of information.
We continue to work with the joint investigation team and law
enforcement authorities, but I'm not gonna go into the details
that you have given them. I'm not asking them what
specifically does that mean, you've given them
it means that we've continued to communicate, communicate. And
that means we were continuing to communicate right now, but I'm
not, you know, I'm not getting any answers and no one else's.
So what does that mean continue to come you have?
Efforts? I'm not going to get into the details of what that
is. But that means nothing though. Do you care? Have you
given them information data? What what any kind of answered
the question
Dutch investigators for radar data or satellite images from
the US
you can contact us authorities and ask them about the progress
of their investigative efforts and and what they've needed. And
and how they're doing on it. I'm not gonna be able to give any
more information.
Bullshit, exactly. It's all a cover up. been going on for over
a year. They just got to blame the Russians for no apparent
reason. I mean, if they, if they I can assure you that if the
Russians had shut that thing down, and it was the Russians,
this would have been so this would have been 10 minutes
later, they would have had all the evidence, they laid it all
out and pointing the finger at Russia. I think they just kind
of imply it's Russia.
I believe this is going to be it may be fixed in the coming few
weeks. Because really what has to happen is someone in the
Ukrainian government has to admit it was a mistake, and it
was them. That's obvious. If it was Russia, then you're right.
It would have been out and known. It's not Russia. But
what's happening now this news report just came in Natalie
Jairus. CO does this name ring a bell? It shouldn't but in mind,
no, this is the woman who overnight became Ukrainian
American American woman. Natalija Resco became Ukrainian
and the next day she was the finance minister. All right, and
now it looks like she will become the prime minister in the
next week or so as Yatsenyuk, yes is about to be a step down.
So let me just so we had UAE,
let's get this woman who's one of our people. Yes,
she now she is a former ambassador to Ukraine. Of
course, she's a senior fellow at Brookings, and you want to have
that she became the finance minister by receiving her
passport the next day. Oh, she's the finance minister, which kind
of works when America is handing you money or involved in
whatever you're doing. Joe Biden's kids involved in all of
the oil in one kid and ball of gas and fracking. And now she
can be the new prime minister.
That's outrageous.
So he sees the new prime minister, then maybe she would
have a way to smooth this out if the Dutch get too crazy about
it. But you know, likely likelihood
and actually try to do the get to the bottom of it. Yeah.
Well, then she could say, oh, well, that's these guys. They're
out and you know, we're done. I'm now in charge. The prime
minister and American Does it get any nuttier?
It's crazy, because this won't be covered by anyone
know. And then of course, I immediately went ixnay on the
Prime Minister, pray I nearly went to see you. In other
words, there's so screwed up in the in Ukraine, that we had to
actually put our own person in the job of Prime Minister
because the rest of them are because it's a mess. It's a
quagmire.
Victoria Kagan Nudelman.
Where is Victoria Kagan Nudelman. Of course, I
immediately went to look and expected to see her in Ukraine.
Oh, it gets better. Today and tomorrow she will be in Malta
and Greece. Perfect. Malta is just to visit the elites Greece
is to see how the destruction is going.
Did you right there Malta is that's what she's doing there
seven meeting with a few people over coffee. And
maybe I think she's more tea drinker. Don't you think he's
tea?
Okay. Definitely Chardonnay after three Hell yeah. And yeah.
And so I'm cool to Malta.
The Knights of Malta. It's a fun place to hang out. And no muss.
It's not coincidental. She's going to Greece as Turkey and
Greece have hammered out a deal outside of the European Union
regarding the migrants. Turkey and
Greece have held a bilateral meeting filling in the details
on the proposed EU migration plan which includes a
controversial refugee exchange programme. The prime ministers
of both countries are hoping it will end flows of people across
the Aegean Sea. The two leaders met in the Turkish city of Izmir
a day after the EU summit in Brussels. Turkey's Prime
Minister Davutoglu said yesterday during the summit and
today here at this meeting, Turkey and Greece are giving a
common answer was a common perspective to those in Europe
who have the attitude that Greece and Turkey should deal
with a crisis on their own. Once again, we are reiterating that
Turkey and Greece are taking up this matter with a common
perspective because the hardcore Greek Prime Minister Alexis
Tsipras, told the joint news conference the readmission
agreement would help reduce what he called the unbearable flow
into Europe readmission
agreement, music and send them back. Well, the
better. I would like to stress that the implementation of this
readmission agreement sends a clear message to migrants coming
from third countries that there is neither as a political will
nor the ability to cross to Europe within the framework of
the measures we are taking. More than 1 million people fleeing
war in the Middle East have entered the EU in the last year.
Most makes a perilous Sea crossing from Turkey to Greece
before heading north through the Balkans to Germany.
Alright, so Well, I have would before you go on. I do have the
report from Deutsche Avella latest the latest update of the
way they're describing it in Germany, which is the migrant
route shut down on latest. The main
migrant route from Greece to Northern Europe has been slammed
shut tonight. Western Balkan countries have closed their
borders to transiting refugees. Slovenia announced that only
those with valid documents would be allowed through allowed to
enter the country of fearing a bottleneck for Asia, Serbia, and
Macedonia. They've also closed their borders on the southern
edge of the Balkan route. Migrant traffic has been at a
virtual standstill for the last two weeks. Hungary is responding
to the migrant crisis by extending a state of emergency
to the entire country. The interior minister says that the
country is bolstering police and military patrols to keep
migrants from entering new mess You'd also include stricter
border checks and enhanced police powers. So with borders
along the Balcon route closing even more refugees are likely to
be stranded. You guessed it in Greece, with more and more
arriving every day.
Frustration is building a greeters border with Macedonia.
Up to 14,000 people are stranded here and the gates are closed,
ceding off the Balkan route to Western Europe. Conditions are
dire. Heavy rain has turned the company Tomini into a swamp and
illnesses are spreading rapidly. The situation is so bad that
some migrants are given up and returned to camps in southern
Greece.
Oh man.
I love how the world over Of course I read the European press
a lot. People talking about the crazy xenophobic, Donald Trump,
you know, the Muslims from coming in. Meanwhile, they're
just shutting down their borders boom. Okay,
oh, this is horrible. And when you look at the I mean, they
have these reporters that go over there and they shoot this
stuff. And it's like, oh, man, this. This is just outrageous.
Now we have a gruesome it is we have a big vote coming up in
Germany in the next couple of days. And here's a boots on the
ground report. You know that Angela Merkel already strongly
suggested Facebook start deleting anti migrant posts,
which has been adhered to. Now boots on the ground. German
newspapers have all closed their common sections. You can't
comment anymore on their articles. This is all pre the
pre the vote the election.
Yeah, but you don't want to have any sort of dissent from the
public. Well, the big bummer. You were
talking, we're talking to big newspapers, they have just shut
down their comments. Yes, they're
corrupt. Here is the little report on one of the parties
that's emerging called the AfD, which is the alternative right?
This is for Germany, who probably won't get into double
digits. But I don't know these guys think they will get into
double digits but it's low double digits.
Well, here in Germany, the migration crisis has given a big
boost to the Alternative for Germany political party, also
known as the AfD. Now it opposes mass emigration and has been
holding a big demonstration in the eastern German city of
Vienna. The party is highly critical of German Chancellor
Angela Merkel, and it's demanding an end to her open
door migration policy. The members of the right wing Pegida
movement in Dresden have called for people to vote for the AfD
when three German states go to the polls on Sunday, the AfD is
likely to gain a significant number of so it's an all three
is that today is today the boot I guess it is today. Sunday is
that oh is this Sunday, sorry, B 12 time
and further challenge, the chance. These will be some
regional elections to definitely watch Belinda crane, our chief
political correspondent, she'll be watching them for us. Good
evening to you, Melinda. So what happens if we see the AfD win
more than 10 or even 15% of the vote?
Well, practically speaking that with certainly changed the
coalition options for the more mainstream parties that have
been governing in the States until now, they may find
themselves looking for some new partners at state level, but you
can be sure that they will not be asking the AfD to join them
in government. And such a result would definitely provoke a lot
of head scratching and worrying of the type that we saw here
this week after municipal elections were held in the state
of Hessen. Last weekend, we saw a result of over 10% for the AfD
in essence, main city, Frankfurt and nonetheless, the main
newspaper there the Frankfurter allgemeinen, which is one of
Germany's leading newspapers said, Look, this is not really
reason for alarm, we don't need to start planning candlelight
vigils. Let us let us be pragmatic about this. Okay, be
pragmatic. So does that mean that the German Chancellor
probably would not make a U turn on her refugee policy, even if
the AF D did show these strong returns?
No, I cannot see that happening. I have seldom in the entire time
that she has been in office seen her takes so steadfast and so
principled, a stand, as she has done on the refugee crisis. And
she herself has said very clearly Look, I am not playing
party politics and tactics here. This issue is far too important
for Europe to do so.
Ma'am. No bueno. No bueno. There's more. There's more stuff
going on. I have two quick little reports that are kind of
fun. This It's surprising that this didn't happen decades ago
because I been to Spain during the summertime to summer
holidays. You know, of course, Ibiza is where people go to
party and take ecstasy and have love and light and all that
stuff. But you have all these other places where I would say
the British mainly go to and they just behave like animals.
Majorca is Majorca. Spain is the topic of this report, the
popular
Spanish tourist island of Mallorca has brought in a
nighttime booze ban, the sale of alcohol in shops, vending
machines and street sellers is now forbidden in several areas
between midnight and 8am. The measure was introduced after
complaints that tourists are often behaving badly.
Alcohol ban in the place where people go to get drunk. That
is pretty pretty bad. That's gonna work.
Everyone's always talking about how great the NHS is the
National Health System. But I've we've participated in it when we
lived in in the UK, I wound up paying for things privately,
Christina had needed a CAT scan on her knee, come back in two
months, I put down my credit card, it was empty, I could walk
in the same moment. So there's good and bad with free health
care or government controlled health care. Right now there's a
48 hour strike by the junior doctors. And these are general
practitioners, but they do make up a large percent of the the GP
facilities under NHS and they're on strike over pay and
conditions particularly long working hours.
48 hours strike by junior doctors in England over working
conditions. The doctors are angry after being told a
contract which reduces how much they're paid for working
weekends will be imposed on August after negotiations
failed. It's a
very stressful job high intensity and to have the
government MCT our Secretary of State for Health telling us that
we're not listening to you, you're saying that the contract
is isn't suitable and it's not what you want, but I'm just
going to impose it anyway.
In my entire time as a doctor, I've never heard so many people
say that they're considering either leaving the profession
completely, or at least leaving the country leaving the country.
Yeah,
that's the weaker use and more doctors over here. So come on
over
Sweden has shortened its work day. We're going from an eight
hour workday to a six
hour workday. Okay, they could at least stopped at seven now
and then gone to six.
And of course they do this to give more people jobs. Which is
is how it works. But then if you already have a job you're going
to be working less hours and so you'll get you'll have to take a
second job or something it's just let you know what Europe is
up to.
Yeah, just become a podcaster
Oh man. If only we could get six hour workdays. Update from Gitmo
nation happy from Paul Peter mon say Adam just a bit of an update
from Denmark are two things in the past few days, which blew me
away I was told by my boss that he got word the labour
inspection is doing extra checks on any company employing foreign
workers and I need a copy of my residency permit on file. Even
though as an EU citizen, I'm allowed to work and live in the
country regardless. The other thing I found out when I tried
to get a mobile phone subscription, according to every
major provider, I tried and get my nation happy, Denmark, you
can only get my nation happy
to happy you can't get a you can't get a card. Here we go.
I'll read it again. The other thing I found when I tried to
get a mobile phone subscription according to every major
provider I tried, you can only get a subscription if you're a
Danish citizen, everywhere else a local bank account and
sometimes an ID suffices. But in Denmark, it can only be done
with a Danish passport for now. So now foreign slaves have to
use prepaid SIM cards.
Ah, well, that's pretty that's not good.
No, and it kind of flows into I think I heard you on a horror
was talking about a couple of weeks ago. The main reason why
Americans are giving up their citizenship when they are abroad
is to get a bank account. You can't get a bank account as an
American citizen anymore. But I know banks don't want to do it
because of the reporting requirements and they just don't
want to deal with it so that's the main reason people are doing
that living abroad already. I don't think they're just leaving
in disgust
Well, that's pretty drastic. Yeah. It is. That isn't really I
don't I'm not I'm not completely buying that
buying what the bank accounting
Well no, I understand what the bank phone is impossible to get
by phone thing Yeah, they renounced the United States and
your and renounce your citizenship just to get a damn
bank account because of the our government. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Oh,
we'll get a whole bunch of email. knows about this now that
I brought it
up. Yeah, so I'd like some emails explaining what the
problems are. I think we've talked about this a couple of
years ago, and because that's when it started, and it's
stupid, but because they're afraid that somebody's going to
set up a bank account and then cheat the government from their
taxes, while these large corporations are hoarding 10s of
billions of dollars overseas, I know they're worried about some
guy's bank account. I know.
We are celebrating 30 years of the Chernobyl disaster. And
there's problems with this. I had to consult our resident
nuclear energy expert at Sur atomic rod Adams. Here's the
report briefly
says he, Arizona and Ukraine is still feeling the effects from
the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. According to a Greenpeace report
test shows that people are exposed to higher than normal
levels of radiation and are still eating contaminated foods
such as grain milk, mushrooms, fish, as well as firewood
collected from forests,
but for some reason they want to get these people out there
eating
firewood. I don't think that eating is when the report
was a little a little strange. There's a there's a an article
that I linked in the show notes with the here's what atomic rod
said because I said, dude, 30 years the radiation This is
always the big question. Is it true? Is that how much radiation
is too much? Are they dying? And this was a real disaster. This
Chernobyl and it was a military disaster. It was not a it was
not a civilian outfit. So rod says, Yeah, we're commemorating
the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident. They are
defined stubborn there are defined stubborn babushkas who
refuse to leave the area when ordered by the Soviet
government. They've been living off the land for the past 30
years and appear to have better health than those who followed
orders and abandoned their homes. And there's a link the
Guardian has an article and some video about the babushkas of
Chernobyl. And they and they're living near the gardens,
everything looks great. There's a
just an arrow show is that
and they're not dying. It seems that the people want these
people out of there, and they're just not leaving my home. I'm
going to stay here and they're not dying. And you see this
report that like, Oh, look at all this radiation move that
just they've been there for 30 years. They're not dead. With a
Japanese farmer, no
radiation has yet to have radiation in your diet.
Yes, radiation in your diet is fantastic.
That there was a still there. There's a beach in Brazil on one
of the coasts that is radioactive. And it's people go
there for the cure. It's they go to the bit you sunbae there for
a couple of day or a day. I don't think you stay there too
long. And then you it gives you health benefits. This is like
the radiation cup they used to sell, which was a small cup of
radium cup or something, drink some water out of it. And it
would be good for you because you need us. Excellent. You need
a little radiation in your diet. But of course you have too much
and you drop dead. So it's touchy. So we just decided that
it is too much hassle to deal with this.
Well, the bottom line is we have nuclear experts saying it's
bullcrap. There's no problem. Yeah, of course in the early
days, but there's no problem. There's no reason to vanish
Greenpeace. And Greenpeace has an agenda. The guy who's founded
the co founder of Greenpeace left Greenpeace as their
political bullcrap organisation. I'm all in on nukes. What's his
name? You know his name? Yeah, that
guy for the guy ran it. The guy was started as
a Japanese farmer in Fukushima who has 330 cows, right? Right
near that right in the exclusion zone. Cows fine guy fine. But I
always loved doing these stories on no agenda. It's very hard for
the no agenda audience. I think they'd been contaminants
slightly by the seed, man. Remember, we were we were
measuring radiation for the buyer.
The radiation, iodine.
The radiation cloud? Iodine? Yes. The water is the beaches.
Yeah, exactly.
Well, I got to North Korea updated one change topics they
would watch going on in North Korea,
South Korea today and
that's the best way to start off a report about North Korea.
South Korea today imposed new penalties on North Korea for
recent nuclear and missile tests. The sanctions ban
financial dealings with 40 individuals and 30 organisations
with suspected links to the North's weapons programme. In
Seoul. A top official also announced new rules designed to
cut off traffic by see who can go home depot.
We will strengthen sanctions on shipping related to North Korea.
We will entirely ban foreign vessels that have stopped at a
North Korean port within 180 days. And we will also continue
the measures prohibiting the vessels of Third Kind countries
from sailing the sea route between South and North Korea.
In a related development, South Korea spy agency accused North
Korea of hacking the cell phones of dozens of top South Korean
officials,
like we did with Merkel, like we do with this woman in Brazil.
Okay. No, they had those skills. I have a you played the Kirby
recently, but we kind of ignoring good old Josh Earnest.
Try not to ignore him, but he's boring. And he,
he had he's propagating a meme, which just just is one of my pet
peeves. This particular one,
we're reviewing those reports. And obviously, the use of
chemical weapons by anybody is an atrocity and one that the
international community will not stand for. However, if those
reports are correct, it would not be an outlier. In terms of
the tactics that we know that ISIL uses. We know that ISIL is
an extremist organisation that seeks to achieve their aims by
terrorising innocent people. So their use of chemical weapons,
if true, would be consistent with those kinds of tactics.
It's certainly something that the United States and our
international partners take quite seriously. So I think I'd
leave it there. What can the US do to prevent the development of
American gases? Well, certainly one of the things that we have
done already is we worked effectively with the Russians a
couple of years ago, to ensure that the declared chemical
weapons stockpile of the Assad regime was faithfully rounded up
and destroyed. That was important, not just because it
took one dangerous weapon out of the arsenal of the Assad regime.
That was important because the Assad regime was using that
arsenal to attack innocent people. Well, Oh, crap. Sorry.
How many times does this have to be debunked? Apparently an
infinite number of times. But okay, let's just go with it.
Go ahead. You bury annoying
that this continues, even he's not the only thing that bugs me.
Well, okay, how about
let's talk about this for a moment. We talked about it, I
think on the last show, we talked about it in the past. And
now it's really ratcheting up the mozal Dam, and there's gotta
be a reason. It's gotta be a reason. It's
funny. You brought it up, because I forgot all about it.
We brought it up on this show. But didn't I forgot about it?
You're right. Okay. I guess they keep bringing it up. Yeah.
Okay, so the main thing to know about the mozal Dam, is it's in
northern Iraq. It supplies a lot of electricity, the Kurds. The
mean, though, is, if this dam breaks, it is a big catastrophe,
people will die. It's like 40,000, people have to get out
of the way. It's not like a whole city is going to be
flooded. That's why I'm suspicious of these reports.
It's always been concerned about the Mosul Dam. As you recall,
ISIS took over that dam briefly in August of 2014. And then,
Kurdish and Iraqi forces backed by the coalition managed to
retake the dam. But at that point, there were also concerns
being raised about the stability of the dam about its
maintenance. And now we're hearing after a few months of
the Iraqi government really not going into the details of the
situation of the dam. Overnight, the US Embassy in Baghdad
releasing a very worrying statement saying, quote, they're
serious, unprecedented risk of catastrophic failure when it
comes to the dam. And they're warning, Errol, that this could
be flooding from that dam window. They don't give a
timeline of when this could happen. If the failure does
happen. They see that there could be significant flooding in
the pathway of the flood which hits cities including Mosul,
Iraq, second largest city and downwards towards to Crete
summer and even reaching some parts of Baghdad and they say it
could reach Baghdad International Airport and they
say this needs to be dealt with fast. They say that the Iraqi
government has an image Yeah, go ahead.
You know where that is.
It's, I don't like 1000 mile sauce
like going from here to LA. Like, you know, the Bay Bridge
or like the bay floods, it's going to flood la somehow this,
this is crazy. Well,
here's how because I've tried to figure out how they how to
determine this. If you look at the, the way the Mosul Dam is
situated, it's on the Tigris River. So the idea is if the dam
breaks then the Tigris River Tigris Tigris are from Holland
the Tigris would would start to overflow and then yeah it could
get down to shoot man made maybe to Crete maybe but Baghdad I'm
wondering what what is that distance let's take a look
at the airport let's see it's very specifically flood the air
horn
Mosul Dam okay get that and we're going to travel to get
directions I'm doing this live
Baghdad airport
see how many miles it is okay what do I do now? Do I hit oh
they couldn't find Baghdad airport really? You say Baghdad
thank you I
feel Baghdad
it's Baghdad International Airport. Okay. That is oh, it's
it's not as far as I thought it's 463 kilometres to close
about 300 miles. Yeah, yeah, it's almost here to La bullcrap
onward even reaching some parts of Baghdad and they say could
reach Baghdad, international airports and they say that this
needs to be dealt with fast. They say that the
second Where did
you get this report CNN.
Okay, so they're just playing to the stupid Americans. Okay.
Yeah. And there's a reason for this, I think to be dealt with.
They say that the Iraqi government has an emergency plan
in place. We're hearing from the Iraqi prime minister also at the
same time releasing a statement saying they have an emergency
plan in place, but they're also downplaying it arrow saying it's
an unlikely scenario that they will have warnings if that
happens. And they say right now the water levels are at 307
metres. And for a for the dam to overflow or to burst, it needs
to reach 319 metres. But they're reassuring people that they have
a plan in place at this point.
Okay, this is weird. This is odd, because now they're talking
about the height of the water in the dam and they have another 12
metres to go and then it'll break or overflow. I think she's
just saying whatever she has to say about how dangerous it is in
the flooding, which I don't think
it is, is open the spillways and dropped the high tech few dozen
feet.
Let's listen to CENTCOM commander, General Lloyd Austin.
Because these are the guys who know more about it, apparently,
yes, sir. We've remained concerned about the status of
the dam. Since since the conflict started here. As you
know, when when dash a captured the dam, the employees initially
left and the grouting ceased. We have encouraged the Iraqi
government since the damage has been back in the hands of the
Iraqis to make sure that they're doing the right things to go
about repairing the dam to ensure that it doesn't fail.
They have most recently hired an Italian company to perform
maintenance on the dam.
The Italians are experts in dams.
Well, they have the hydro, hydropower, hydropower
expertise. I mean, they have to keep the city of Venice propped
up. Right, right. One example. And they also from keep it from
flooding there. They're not the Dutch, but they're Dutch,
probably the second
The Dutch are more dikes and stuff. Yeah. Okay, I want to
talk about this, once he's done,
hired an Italian company to perform maintenance on the dam.
It may be several weeks or months before that company is up
and running. So there is a time period that we're concerned
about where there will be limited to no maintenance being
pulled on a dam, if the dam fails, it will be catastrophic,
there will be 1000s of people downstream, that will that will
either be injured or killed, certainly displaced and the
damage could extend all the way down to close to Baghdad or into
Baghdad. We have worked with the Iraqis to ensure that they are
doing the right things to warn people about this and in the
event that it does fail, what actions they should take to to
get to safety. And and we certainly have placed measures
in place to ensure that US citizens, our US personnel are
accounted for and are able to be evacuated in case of the dam
failure.
I'm thinking this is this is a false flag setup.
If something up we need to get. They shouldn't be lessening
pressure on the dam as we speak. Yes. And that doesn't sound like
you're doing anything. And the other guys are supposed to be
grouting all the time. The outside. And
the problem with the dam is its structural. It's underneath, you
know, they built it on gypsum or something. I'm not an engineer,
but I don't care. This to me sounds like they need we need to
get troops for humanitarian reasons into that area. It's a
strategic area to be there. I'm thinking is being used to get
people in humanitarian, the dam broke or whatever, even if the
boats going to break, let's run in and help. That's what it
sounds like
it makes it has a funny sound to it. You're right. I mean, going
on about this sounds. It sounds fishy.
That's the word. And as predicted, only maybe six or
eight weeks ago, we predicted ISIS will be in Libya, we heard
from our military contacts. Yeah. And look at the map, look
at where ISIS is. And look at Libya. These guys didn't, didn't
just like, Oh, I'm gonna ride my Toyota to Libya to northern
North Africa. So predicted this would get out of control. I
don't understand why they don't ask these questions on these
debates when it comes to Benghazi or Libya here is
AFRICOM commander, which I think is still in Italy or Germany,
General David Rodriguez on ISIS in Libya, and his good friend
John McCain is helping him out. I
think we're doing enough now to stop this spread, particularly
expansion in Libya.
The spread in Libya continues to be a challenge because of the
lack of governance as well as the breakup of the military and
the multiple militias on the ground. And we continue to
develop our situational understanding. Yes,
my question was, do you think we need to do more?
I think the energy and the international community and
Libyans all have to I'm
not asking about the international community. I'm
asking about the United States of America.
warmonger.
Yes. I think the ways of asking you have to do more. Yes, sir.
No, okay. We need to do more.
What to do so disappointing. It's also disappointing. McCain
warmonger.
So there's one funny little development in the ISIS
community apparently a lot of people are, are bailing out and
taking docs with them. Yeah, covered mostly by the European
press. It was covered a couple of times. I think some American
media kind of gloss it over. But Deutsche Ravel did a really good
report. This is ISIS Doc's one.
German authorities say they have obtained sensitive documents
belonging to so called Islamic State. Now the documents are
said to not only contain personal details of ISIS
fighters, but also shed light on the inner workings of the
jihadist group. Some of the revelations are surprising. They
show for example, that it's not easy to become a member of I s,
and that recruits need references.
These documents could mean the difference between freedom or
incarceration for returning German jihadists. They contain
information collected by the so called Islamic States border
authority. The files list the personal details of foreigners
travelling to is controlled areas of Syria, as well as
information on whether they want to become fighters or suicide
attackers. The files are marked as classified. They record the
skills or professions of would be recruits. One interviewees
said he used to be a German soldier. But one additional
detail particularly interests terrorism researchers like Peter
Neumann into the centre aspect is a documented an interesting
aspect of these documents is that it's not actually that easy
to become a member of Islamic State for the island. The
applicant usually needs a referee, someone they know who
lives within the Islamic state that you are as a member of
Islamic State, and is willing to vouch for the recruit owned
through these appeals on booked one German name that comes up
frequently as a sponsor is close to an end.
You know, I saw a report I just brought it up here on Sky News
about this, the Islamic State files the so called goldmine of
information. This is a huge propaganda job. Let's listen to
this report. And this is highly stylized, I you need to look at
this. It's in the show notes. To see the dark setting. They've
got the interviewing people and the black background you know,
so it's completely said this is not just a news report from sky,
it's a package. It's a beautifully produced package
looking very scary. They've got boxes, with documents in them.
And on the front of the box. They've they've stuck with
scotch tape, a printout of the of the ISIS flag and this is
awful way before you go on. Yeah, that's that's contrast
with the German Report, the German report, which I don't see
as a propagandist thing. No, it's pretty straightforward. And
they say that these documents were stolen on thumb drive. Yes,
this is my this is exactly what I wanted to play for you
obtained by Sky News on Islamic State own extraordinary
intelligence resource. The sheer scale is impressive.
And their pad their panning over these documents, which are all
printed out old crap
is the level of detail. Well, it's a fantastic coup and it
will be an absolute goldmine of information of enormous
significance interest.
This is the former mi five global terrorism director to
very
many people, but of course, particularly the security and
intelligence services. In fact, there hasn't been anything at
all like this. Really. Since the discovery of the Sinjar records,
they were called in 2007.
What was that the Sinjar records? Wow, I don't know what
that is. I'll look it up. Okay, so now they're doing close ups
of these printed documents
Helling detail who recommended them to the Islamic State,
it will give them an indication of not just who they are, where
they come from, but we'll be able to potentially lead them to
the people that radicalised these individuals as well as
facilitated the departure.
And this guy's completely in a black background. It's all like
spooky looking. And so apparently, we'll be able to get
the recruiters
those people that are really key. It's these people that are
capable of radicalising and sending out foreign fighters in
the dozens. This is
what we've got here. I
mean, go here, this now you see is again, it's a black backdrop,
they've got these boxes that have the flag printed out and
stuck on the front of them. They're making it look like
these are files that they got inboxes. But you're right, it
came on a thumb drive.
That's been let's take how exactly though, will the
security services make use this unique detail,
understanding the ways in which people were recruited, how they
travelled, what connections are made on the way on the way,
though, is hugely important, because we've learned over the
last two or three years that it's the relationships that
allow you to map the provenance, but also the capability of is to
recruit and retain people. And these networks are the basis of
possible future recruits as well. So I think this is very
significant.
Cash includes 22,000 documents, or that's less than Hillary's
emails, each document has 23 fields, giving more than half a
million points of data in total,
Oh, hold on a second. In order to hype up this treasure trove,
or goldmine of information, they take the printouts and they say,
Okay, there's so many cells on each printout. It's like a
spreadsheet. And they're saying this is a half a million data
points
and documents. Each document has 23 fields, giving more than half
a million points of data in total. That might sound like a
builder advertising bullcrap.
Yeah, it gets better. Almost over has this funny
points of data in total. That might sound like a bewildering
amount of data that's human to wade through but that's where
machine intelligence comes in. completers can plug in this data
leak through
totally selling Big Data. Oh, and what's gonna pop out the
other end of IBM Watson, you're a terrorist
computers can plug in this data, look through it and create
entire network structures of the Islamic State and hopefully find
links that human analysts would miss. The documents also contain
categories of the level of obedience and time and place of
death. Those could be useful in counter propaganda. It is an
information war with the Islamic State as much as anything else.
And this is a huge weapon.
Yeah. Cheshire being used against the people of Britain
themselves.
So yeah, it's bull crap. Now, part two of the other report
that seems to be a little more down to earth and honest by the
way, the Sinjar documents was a discovery of al Qaeda documents
listing fighters in Iraq.
Oh, was that the in that they found in the safe house or on
the laptop? Terror laptop of doom another? Another non event
that does not have this is pretty
nice. But these guys have better than George. Well, you guys have
much better conclusions as to Megan's much funnier effect. In
the other report.
One German name that comes up frequently as a sponsor is
Christiane MD. He became known after being interviewed by the
journalist a year ago and told her we will definitely go back
and it won't be pleasant. It'll be with weapons and with our
fighters. One of the foreign fighters Christian MD vouched
for was Achmed from the town of enter Patel in North Rhine
Westphalia. According to his personal documents, Achmed
travelled to is controlled SYRIA On June the 10th 2014, with the
intention of becoming an ISIS fighter. Five weeks later, the
21 year old German of Turkish descent blew himself up in
Baghdad. His suicide attack killed 54 other people in
cluding many schoolchildren, German journalists from India
and WD television as well as the SU daughter title newspaper,
obtained the files, as Islamic State in Syria comes under
increasing pressure. Many of its members are fleeing and taking
documents like these with them. German security agencies have
also obtained the files. Again for our status. We believe it's
very likely that these are authentic documents. But we are
using the contents for security assessments and to pursue
prosecutions foible, the files could have a crucial impact on
measures taken against returning to Hadees, such as in the case
of Abdel Karim be from the state of Hessen. public prosecutors
and Frankford have charged him with preparing a serious act of
violence aversion. His IRS personnel file could also lead
to him being charged with membership of a terrorist
organisation being a teller globins scribing. Groups write
down who their members are and where they can be found. But
what we're seeing is and this is confirmed by the documents, the
document to believing that this is not just a terror
organisation,
but it's also the state. Fozzie, Scott is
on to say they seem to be bureaucrats. And,
well, we have we have the Osama bin Laden documents where he
says, you know, y'all got to work with Obama to stop climate
change.
Question, yeah, the but they're a bunch of bureaucrats and they
went on about the funny thing about all these different
reports and I think the German ones the most sensible is the
American reports that I've heard I don't have a clip of it, but
they they kind of questioned the authenticity of any of this. I
think it might be a bunch of bull crap. But I think that's
just the US because we're
not the ones because we're not the ones with the with the scam
when it's not our porch
was not our thing. We didn't do it or we didn't start it is that
even if the documents are legit, or not legit, it's not we didn't
find them. So you know, maybe they show up on WikiLeaks
eventually, because they're passing them around Germany,
like there's no tomorrow. Anyway, it's an interesting
little site.
Say we take take us a little break. What do you say?
Sounds good. Hit it.
I did and didn't work. And I did it again. There
we go. I'm gonna show my son moved by Jonah. Genoa, Jen.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
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There was a everyone's trying to get their budgets ready in
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and the IRS is also looking for more money and representing the
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I couldn't agree with you more, Senator,
when I look at these numbers from the Inspector General's
Jacob
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That the IRS received approximately 8.3 million calls
and provide a 37.6% level of service with a 23 and a half
minute average speed of answer. It's terrible. There's no
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Yeah, I find it unacceptable to preside over an agency that has
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Because it doesn't have people answering the phones, you go to
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This is the they're slow. Did you know there's thing called in
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But he is sitting here not taking responsibility. He's
saying God, but it's a shame. We don't have any money. You of
course, he's the he runs it. He shouldn't be responsible.
He is responsible. He's the one who does this. He made him do
slow down. They're slowing down for a reason. Yeah, but he's
not owning up to it.
It has no choice but to have such a bad performance record
because it doesn't,
by the way, another element is slowed down is that's the way
you always go. You never own up to his truck, just guy can't go
any fast. Can't believe
our performance record. It's so bad. It's sad. It's such
a bad performance record because it doesn't have people answering
the phones, you go to the call centres and there are empty
seats. That's why the phones don't get answered
well, and also when it comes to compliance. If the word is not
out and about There are cops on
the beat, this is my favourite part.
We know what's going to happen. Yeah, people are going to
continue to try to cheat this government. Yeah, the
overwhelming majority of people are doing their legal best, but
we have to get the cheaters to pay their taxes. And we owe it
to them to make sure everyone pays their legal share of taxes
in this country. Yes. Slay your taxes. Slave.
They're in disarray, man. They're in disarray.
It's what I want money. Yeah,
that's exactly what they want. Everybody
wants money. They want to work in the government,
Loretta Lynch, the country and western singer was up on the
hill. And she, of course, was talking about Department of
Justice, and we had Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Republican,
so he's always going to be difficult. The worst, he'd made
a very interesting comparison.
Republican, by the way, is a Democrat. I'm
sorry, he's a Democrat of Rhode Island. I'm sorry, my mistake.
And that makes a lot more sense. What he has to say, with Loretta
Lynch, and he's pushing for something he gets. No, Loretta
Lynch answers nothing. Because everything's an ongoing
investigation. Yes, she's boring to watch the woman I sat through
it and finally got one little piece
Madam Attorney General, the similarities between the
mischief of the tobacco industry pretending that the science of
tobacco is dangerous was unsettled. And the fossil fuel
industry pretending that the science of carbon emissions
dangerous is unsettled, has been remarked on widely, particularly
by those who study the climate denial apparatus that the fossil
fuel industry has erected.
Hola, can we please receive a check from the climate denial? I
put like a check from the climate denial apparatus.
Please, as soon as possible. I think that we've done a good job
for you and ripped off. We are getting big time. Well, we're
done. We're done. We decided to work for the people instead of
for, for the climate. What does he call it the climate
deny climate denial apparatus denial
apparatus,
the climate denial apparatus
that the fossil fuel industry has erected under President
Clinton, the Department of Justice brought and one by the
way, were they Erectus?
It's in my pants, the erection? Okay.
I'll apparatus that the fossil fuel industry has erected under
President Clinton that
I can tell you Well, I think he mentioned it where he gets where
he gets that from, you could guess who it is. Who is the
biggest douchebag nonprofit with $700 million. Who tracks this
kind of shit.
I don't know Clinton, the Department of Justice brought
and won a civil Rico action against the tobacco industry for
IPS fraud. Under President Obama, the Department of Justice
has done nothing so far about the climate denial scheme. A
request for action by the Department of Justice has been
referred by you to the FBI. My question to you is other than
civil forfeitures and matters attendant to a criminal case?
Are there other circumstances in which a civil matter under the
authority of the Department of Justice has been referred to the
FBI?
Senator, thank you for that raising that issue. And thank
you for your work in this area. I know your commitment is deep.
This which is why we organised this together matter has been
discussed, we have received information about it and have
referred it to the FBI to consider whether or not it meets
the criteria for what we could take action on. I'm not aware of
a civil referral at this time. I will look into that and then get
back to you. But I'm not aware of a civil referral outside of
the one that that you just raised.
Are there any civil cases with the United States as plaintiff
within DOJ civil division in which the FBI is preparing the
case for the civil division?
Are you regarding climate change or any matter? I'm not I
couldn't give you that information right now, in terms
of whether or not
I've got a question for
the record. I like it. So they want to so apparently there is a
request from DOJ to FBI. Hey, take a look at this climate
denial machine. And this information comes from the
Southern Poverty Law Centre. That was SPLC got Yeah, that's
the one to two we could be arrested for being part of the
climate. That's you up, you me Shut up. Please share through
the two men shot shot
up you Rico scheme
underway. We've just got a scheme under foot is money
making for us. We don't need you know, to say anything that may
upset the applecart. Okay. Yeah. So let's get one more update.
I should play the jingle.
The sciences
as yours to one, the chat I want to get the China in Africa
update because we're one of the few presentations that anyone
does anywhere that actually knows what the first was the
first 10,000 people out of Libya, four years ago now is
that three years ago, it was a while ago at 10,000. Chinese the
first people to evacuate Libya, because they're all over Africa.
We talked but that was after we first started talking about
China and Africa. Well, they're still building their roads and
hospitals and doing all this that they're you think we do but
they're doing it anyway. But things aren't looking so good
because, you know, it's just just where China's downturn is
hurting Africa.
China's been investing heavily in Africa for years. But now the
economy back home is slowing. The Chinese are less eager to
spend. While the country's foreign minister promised to
keep the cash flowing exports from Africa to China have
slowed, some are starting to feel the pinch.
Chinese development helpers at work, they are set to build some
3500 kilometres of highway in the Democratic Republic of
Congo. And to that rail lines, hospitals and schools, all in
exchange for 10 million tonnes of copper and 200 tonnes of
cobalt. The massive deal is estimated to be worth over 6
billion euros. But China's appetite for raw materials is
cooling. Its economic growth has sunk to just over 6% the lowest
rate since 1990. And Africa is paying a price for the slowdown.
The continents exports to China fell by around 40%. Last year.
Three major African commodities exporters Angola, the Republic
of Congo, and Nigeria saw their exports to China have the
falling demand has driven down the price of mineral resources
even further on world markets, worsening the situation for
African countries. And the outlook is grim. Continuing
moderate growth and China and a weak global economy mean demand
for Africa's commodities won't reach their previous highs
anytime soon.
World slowdown I guess. Oh
yeah. been going on for a while it comes to a head and a couple
of years. It's not going to be pretty. And it will it'll affect
us. I think it's going to affect us adversely, but it's not going
to be made. I don't think it'd be a major thing but it's not
going to it's not going to be good. It's not going to be
comfortable.
Remember the I was looking into that money and the lawsuits with
the Iran 150 billion and no entities 100 billion Isn't Yeah,
it's all confusing. Yeah, well check this headline out. Iran
was ordered by a US judge to pay 10 and a half billion dollars in
damages to families of people killed in the September 11 2001
terrorist attacks and to a group of insurers. How does that work?
There was against Iran. Yeah. US District Judge George didn't
know about this case. But I can't remember for the life of
me why Iran was even involved in this should have been suing the
Saudis. Let me see
what it says here. George, Judge George Daniels in New York
issued a default judgement Wednesday against Iran, which
means that didn't show up for seven and a half billion to the
estates and families of people who died at the World Trade
Centre and Pentagon includes 2 million to each state for the
victims pain and suffering, plus six point 88 million in punitive
damages. He also awarded $3 billion to insurers, including
Chubb limited. Who, of course, did they know were they involved
in the tower? Insurance?
I don't know what Cheb had to do with anything.
Here earlier in the case, Daniels found that Iran had
failed to defend claims that had aided the September 11 hijackers
and was therefore liable for damages tied to the attacks.
trumped up case Well,
the good news is the money is with us. So you know, I think
the people will get their money.
But it's yeah, it's just a grab a money grab. It's a good idea.
I mean, we had it was Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq.
Fucking Iran.
Who did this throw them in?
What happened with the Saudis? Why doesn't why doesn't the went
up? The Saudis have to pay anything? Yeah.
They're really behind it all with their, with their mosques
and all the stuff they promote. It was all Saudis that were in
the Yeah. Well, I have one last clip. Okay. Which is an annoying
clip to me. It's your you live in a beautiful town of Carmel,
California. It's right on the ocean. And whatever you do
there. It's just It's doesn't seem like it's a small
operation. This is where Clint Eastwood has a house there and
the doors day. lives there. And there's a lot of Hollywood types
that live there. And here's the band fireplace band fireplaces,
right. All right, everyone.
I'm Erin Clark. Dan Green is off tonight. We are beginning
tonight with a possible ban on wood burning fireplaces. One
city is considering it which city Carmel Action News reporter
Caitlin Conrad joins us now with more.
Erin, it's no surprise the direction for this is coming
from the top Mayor Jason Brennan has made it clear. He really
cares about clean air and he's asked the city to look at this
ban. And it definitely would make Carmel there smoke free.
For many the dream of the quaint Carmel cottage by the sea
includes a cosy fireplace.
The fireplace is the charm of the Carmel cottage so it's a
real influential part of the building.
That's a builder say a warm hearth is a high priority for
many of their clients very in very high demand. But wood
burning fireplaces could soon be a thing of the past for new
construction or remodels in Carmel if the city gets its ban.
Okay, now Berkeley of course has done this already. And is so
pointless. Especially in Carmel. There's it's not like a
accumulation form a small grant it just blows all over the place
and goes away. This is ridiculous this ban on
fireplaces. That's why I always tell people if you want to get
get a fireplace, get one of those little containers binge
this little second gyro in and burn coal. Yeah.
Yeah, the stupid stuff going on with that. Also Harvard Law
School. There's protests Now going on to change the Harvard
Law School logo. Why? Because it contains a slaveholders crest.
Wow. The Royal ROI a ll family crest a celebration of
agricultural wealth and three sheaves of wheat. I guess.
Somehow that's slaveholder Oh, yeah. What is going on? This
political correctness pendulum will swing back. It will and as
it comes back, you bet a duck is gonna hit a lot of people in the
head. But it could take
a while to take a while.
My final clip is the television superstar known as Al Sharpton,
with Congresswoman Karen Bass. She's a bass. Yeah, she's come
from California. I don't know where she's talking about the
replacement for the open seat on the Supreme Court of the United
States.
We have no idea where the President is meaning in terms of
making a nomination or who he would name, but I'm stunned to
hear new buzz around the nation. In the red alert attorney. Yeah,
you be the sitting Attorney General?
Well, I think many people would like to see an African American
on the Supreme Court. We don't really need to go into Clarence
Thomas's background or his behaviour on the court. But I
think to have an African American voice that has
definitely not been there since Thurgood Marshall would really
be an incredible contribution.
That's really quite incredible. She completely dismisses
Clarence Thomas is not black or not a black thinker. He's not
black. It's crazy.
Yeah, that's totally crazy.
I mean, you can say that he's dissing.
What's your name? Again?
Karen Bass. Oh, Karen, I guess you can say that he's not
engaged or, but to say, oh, no, we won't talk about his
behaviour before. Yeah. Well, we all know about long Dong silver,
but he was confirmed anyways on the Supreme Court. But he's not
an African American thinker.
That's what it is like she does
well, what does that mean African American thinker. So he
thinks
she's a racist pig. That's
what I wanted to hear. Oh, not LA. She's from LA. Yeah,
background or his behaviour on the court. But I think to have
an African American voice that has definitely not been there
since Thurgood Marshall would really be an incredible
contribution to our country. And, you know, I'm sure that the
President is going to nominate somebody that it's going to make
it very hard for the Republicans to come up with a legitimate
justification for why they won't conduct the hearing. But let's
see, I'm hoping public pressure will make them do their job.
Do you think that whoever the President would nominate be the
African American or not, that would be more moderate, would in
any way temper some of the hostility of the Republicans to
go along with the process, or no matter what he did? Or no matter
who he nominated, there are some that are going to dig in and try
to start listen to we have a new president, but resist. We must.
We must, and we will much about that. Be committed. All right,
Congresswoman Karen Bass. And I might note, neither you are
suggesting Clarence Thomas is not African American. We just
may agree with how he has sent African American voice. That's
right. All right. I just wanted to clarify that. No real
contract,
African American voice
now it's insane.
And there's another debate tonight, I believe.
Is there no. Yeah,
there is. There is there is. I'm watching billions with Tina
tonight. You've seen the show billions. Yeah, yeah. We talked
about like, I do, man. There's good stuff in there. I can't
help is another just another thumb twiddling. Who cares? Rap
TV crap.
Yeah. But you know what? It's our job to do it, John.
Not that No. Yeah. Third job, listen to C span suffer through
these debates.
While there's that. We'll do both
Amy's on the some new show, too. She's going on and on about
what's the cause she definitely said you gotta watch 1122 6311.
That's the hot show. That's the that's the backwards in time
show where they go back in time to stop the Kennedy
assassination. And it's done by I think, some hot shots. I think
JJ Abrams, and Stephen King. Oh, nice. Oh, it's not a slouch of a
thing.
I'll be watching this stupid debate again. That's what I'll
be doing. Now. Go watch the debate to coming to you from the
skyscraper. Hey, that was weird. Here in downtown Austin FEMA
Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm still waiting
to be slammed by today's version of El Nino. It's supposed to be
raining this morning. It didn't rain. It's still not raining.
It's just kind of muggy out and this is bullcrap. I'm John C.
Dvorak
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