And I'll be talking about iMac on the podcast. Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak.
Sunday, May 8 2016. And time once again for your Gitmo nation
media assassination episode
823. This is no agenda.
Back and Gitmo nation proper bearing news and deconstructed
from the old country and broadcasting live from the
capital of the drone Star State and FEMA Region six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm back from the grocery
store. I went there yesterday. I'm John C. Dvorak. Skill.
Sorry, I'm sorry, I have such a cool life. And you don't
apparently. Back home in teh house. We had a reasonably good
trip home except for the flight from New York to Austin.
Oh, yeah, Ray, tell.
So Amsterdam to New York was fantastic. You can't fly direct,
obviously. KLM and KLM is so superior.
Second way you can fly direct from Oakland, and San Francisco.
And various carriers. Why not Austin? Oh, wait, and they just
initiated a new direct flights to London from San Jose.
Now we have a direct flight to London Daily on Vijayawada. I'm
sorry, British British Airways. I was talking to the KLM to the
senior Purser the senior person senior person Yes. You know,
it's one of the bits the flight attendant
versus she is versus in the air. 30 years feeling those drinks
those little drink bottles. We know what you're up 30
years she would work with Caleb. And I say but what about these
10,000 jobs that are going to be lost? He's either French or
fucking everything up. So sometimes when I do the
announcement, I'm supposed to say KLM Air France sometimes I
just forget to say Air France. That's
that's given it.
I thought that was pretty cool. There wasn't these triple sevens
and KLM airlines and air. Yeah,
the so we flew on the triple seven. The triple seven 300.
It's I think it's carries more people than the Dreamliner. Oh,
no, it does. So yeah. 452 passengers.
The Dreamliner doesn't carry that. should carry more than
that. I don't think so. It's a nice big plane.
It's a great plane. Yeah, I've
always liked it. That's an older model. I think I think they're
beyond 300. Now.
Well, this has the new interior. No, that was nice. Anyway,
when they first came out the triple seven I remember the
first time I got on one and it had they positioned two buttons
for the entertainment system. Right? Every if you put your
hand at all anywhere on the armrest and then you switched
your elbow. Yeah, you're changing channels
that that hasn't changed. That still happens.
It's just idiotic.
So then we had a little layover in New York. And I knew that we
would have Wi Fi on the on the plane coming back because I was
trying to prep everywhere at the same time, because we weren't
going to be home until around 11pm to Brian the Delta flight
and you know we're up and they just turn the Wi Fi on and then
all and then all sudden, there's this two rows behind us. This
guy goes
oh, what's going on? The Tina? Well, cops. Oh, no, it sounds
like some guy was pasted his wife or something. And what
happened was a guy had some kind of medical emergency older guy.
Yeah. Older like he looked like he was late 60s Maybe. And, and
it was heart related, I guess. And so a lot of walking with
back and forth with the oxygen and then of course he got puking
everywhere.
Oh, geez.
For stewardesses. I mean, flight attendants. That's when you
really know like, I'm glad they're on board, man. Just deal
with all that shit. And then we have to wait. You know, I was
like
to do emergency landing anywhere. Well,
let me tell you. So I immediately went off online to
see if we were squawking 7700 Because the last thing I want to
do is for us to make an emergency landing in Dallas. I
mean, okay for the guy. Sure. But for us No. But so I guess
they determined it wasn't that bad. Although that they did have
EMS come on board to take them off. I'll have to wait.
But this was what this was at the at the airport before he
took off.
No, no when we landed when we looked so we did land in Austin.
Yeah, we did land in Austin. So they've just I didn't need that
we had a great trip like oh, just puke and smell and like
screaming and moaning like oh I'm so bad for the guy but holy
moly. Throw me in the back.
It should have a little unit the back they can do the isolation.
Tell me the first thing I was doing was like Zika and Zika
everybody I She didn't really but I thought about it. Yeah. To
take, and then we arrive in Austin to very, very bad news,
John, very, very bad news.
And bad news was what
the final numbers have just come into the newsroom we want to
give you a look at these are the total final numbers, and the
prop one losing pretty good
stuff. Yeah. final numbers. These are just the final
numbers. These are the total final total final numbers. Wait,
wait, stop, stop. These aren't the final numbers. These aren't
the total final numbers. These are the last total last ones
that can be totaled. Be had a referendum or a ballot I called
a referendum on the ballot here in Austin for prop one, which
was the only prop being propped. And despite Uber and Lyft,
collecting almost 70,000 signatures, only 44% of the
vote, which was about a 35,000 say, Yeah, we want Uber and Lyft
to stay without all the restrictions from the city of
Austin. So the city, essentially the city one, and I'll get into
just a bit of detail what the problem is with it. And Uber and
Lyft have both said that well, they said up until this report,
they said well as of Monday 8am We're not going to serve Austin
anymore. And we're just going to stop all services
eventually 56 to 44%. Corrections kind of given us
been following joining us live from Scholtz garden. Now listen
to this, how both sides are reacting.
Well, you can hear the excitement behind me that is a
group of people. As you can imagine we're against prop one,
a lot of celebration tonight. People coming in
against prop one means they wanted the city of Austin to
regulate Uber and Lyft very similarly to other
transportation companies like taxi cabs, and hear all these
people hooting and hollering. Wow, we did it. We fuck man. The
big companies evil evil,
screaming the chanting. But of course, there's a lot of
questions now about what this means that what Uber and Lyft
have to say. So here's what we know.
Listen, these people
get relief from the General Manager. And he said in part,
disappointing does not begin to describe how we feel about
shutting down operations in Austin, we hope City Council
will reconsider their ordinance. So we can work together to make
the streets of Austin a safer place for everyone. And now, we
also wanted to talk about what Lyft had to say we reached out
to them as the votes were coming in. And they recently told us
quote, unfortunately, the rules passed by city council don't
allow true ride sharing to operate instead, they make it
harder for part time drivers. Because of this, we will pause
operations in Austin on Monday, May 9. Now we do want to mention
that Lyft said on Thursday that it would cease operations on
Monday and now they are saying pause operation.
Alright, so there's a little difference each pause is the
same thing. Well, Uber is saying we're out and and Lyft says
we're we're like suspending our presidential campaign. A quick
analysis of this, these two sides. Of course, what's really
going on in Austin is we have this over protective nature of
that, you know, as we've seen with a lot of retarded America
in general, this because that's we are retarding in our
intelligence and in what we think you know, being safe.
Can I jump in? Sure. I would just if you were just told I
didn't even know this was going on. I don't think anybody else
did either. Or we've
talked about it on the show but the point Case in point, right.
Yeah. Are you telling me that you have this kind of modern
liberal state? Austin? Yeah, a state by state I mean, an area
that's that's got its own kind of way of doing things that
would that's a model that's kind of new happening progressive,
that progressive not
only that, John, we are the testing bed for the sharing
economy for the depression jobs, which includes favor and Uber
and Airbnb. Everything runs through Austin. were the first
ones we have Google Fiber we are silicon where they call it the
other Silicon Prairie Silicon Prairie is with the colonists
now.
And you're telling me that when given the chance to use the
services that are cheap Hello? Oh, cabby, yeah, they voted no.
This way do to stop. This reminds me of the California
first initiative to legalize marijuana back in the day
everybody was on about three or four years ago before anybody
before anyone legalize it like Colorado, Washington the rest of
these we Oregon, right? California made a big deal we're
pushing a push this thing through and in the state of
California, and I pretty much a California and and all I've been
hearing all All my life is bitching and moaning about
legalizing drugs legalizing marijuana in particular. They
voted no.
Yeah, I remember this of course. Yeah. Yeah. So okay, so this is
a woman named and kitchen I think kitchens are kitchens
kitchens. And she really spearheaded this that here's
what they've asked for so it's first of all it's it's the more
thorough background checks that the that the city would would do
with you know, like deep deep you know, the same guys who I
guess that all of our all of our intelligence people in in
government, but really don't there's no I don't think that's
that's just a red herring. That's what it's come down to
all it's about fingerprinting and background checks. Well, no,
because it also and I'll get watch it get to the sticker in a
second. But they want to be able to say cuz I read all of this
last night just reviewed because the the proposal has changed a
couple times. So you won't be able to just pick people up, you
have to stop in designated places, which is similar to cab
legislation. So we're so afraid of traffic traffic. The second
one is, well, there's a lot of things that these companies
already do about displaying you know, fares, etc. However, the
the city specifically says surge pricing, the city at any point
can say hey, because of weather or any other event, or an
emergency, they can tell these companies no surge pricing have
to go for, for the regular fare. most egregious which is barely
talked about is the 1% of all revenue that the city of Austin
wants gross revenue from Uber for every ride on an annual
basis in the city. So I can understand that, of course, is
the real problem. Because you start with 1%, and then it's 2%.
And that's 5%. And who knows where it goes. But now the noise
gouging thing? Yeah, what I'm hearing now from around town is
that oh, well, we really hope that now they'll come to the
negotiating table. The this is your negotiating tactic. Okay,
fine. But the the part that's really messed up is who was
spearheading this, this effort against the they call them
transportation network companies, I think, because I
want to classify, and it's this outfit. That is all about the
whole lot about oh, I guess gotta find the the actual page.
About B Corporations. Have you heard about B Corporations? Do
you know what this is? B, B as in Bravo, B Corporations? No.
Okay. So there's this organization called thumbs up.
And I believe that they originated in Austin. And they
are the ones that got funding to go out and, and fight Uber. They
want to create a nonprofit corporation, a B corporate,
actually a B Corporation with a nonprofit component. And, you
know, it looks like oh, this is what Ben and Jerry does. They're
B Corporations. And like, What the fuck is a B Corporation?
What is going on with this? And they got a grant from the city
of Austin to create this certification called thumbs up.
And every car would have to have you know, that has gone through
the background check. They have to have a thumbs up sticker. If
not, then they're in violation. $500 a pop.
Oh my god, there's no sticker 500 bucks.
But I was looking into this, this B Corporation. And they
tout a lot of corporations like et Cie. And as I said, Ben and
Jerry and Mike, okay, B Corp, so they want to be a B Corp,
they've received funding, and they and they now want Uber and
Lyft to be B Corporations as well. And I said, Let's
investigate and I came across a little video with an explanation
of what a B Corp is.
We have a dream that one day all companies will compete not only
to be the best in the world, but the best for the world. Others
share this dream and have begun to turn the dream into a
community. This community signed a declaration of
interdependence.
Are you puking in your mouth yet? Or how you doing listening
to this I'm
aghast to continue
and invited others to join them.
All that's missing is a little white board action in this
video. But unfortunately, that
now more than 900 companies from 29 countries are turning our
community into a global movement to redefine success in business.
It goes on and on. The idea is that nothing changes. You'd have
to just run through a set of qualifications to become
certified. And the certification fee is a percentage of your
revenue. It can be up to $50,000 for a corporation to to get
this, this coveted B Corp seal of approval. Which means we'll
just be the social justice warrior seal of approval,
because this is what it's about. Oh, we have to have background
checks because women are getting raped on Uber. Oh, it's a
background checks because there's a guy on Uber couple. A
couple. Yeah, sure.
There's been more than a couple of women raped in general. Yeah,
of course, of course.
But I'm just saying that what has happened in Austin is really
sad. Really, really sad. Because we have to be overly protected.
And to a degree like I agree, that's okay.
By safe space, talking about this.
That's exactly right. It's exactly the problem.
I'm talking about this. You're talking about it. I want my safe
space. I didn't come to do the show. So I could be a gym
sedated.
That's the point. Exactly. It's a disturbing.
That's pretty funny. I
like that. So now I don't know what we're gonna do. I don't
know what to do now. You're screwed. I love the Ubers. Now,
of course, I'll be the first to agree that Uber and I don't know
about Lyft because I haven't tried Lyft. But Uber. Yeah, I
need the ride sharing component. Well, I won't take those cars. I
won't take the bottom of the Uber pool. Oh, so it's pretty
much a car service. But this just works much, much better.
And the guys who will drive those car services, who are the
kind of the guys in the car service level of Uber? They have
all their ducks in a row. Yeah, they got their the proper
insurance. They have livery licenses. They're just using it
as a booking mechanism. Yep. And that part is I think that's
really the successful part. I don't know about the ride
sharing. But they're, you know, the city like Austin, were one
of the top cities have drunk drunk people just drunks. Were a
drunk city. Figures, party, party school drunk city. If you
look at DUIs and other other infractions, they have gone down
significantly. And Austin,
I think there's a public safety situation there. You're talking
about this being ruined by these people? Yes. They just want
people to be drunk and killing each other. There are a bunch of
ogres
they want money. They want money from these companies. That's
what they want. Just money. Money, money, money, money,
money. Anyway, back from
Vegas as we're on this topic, I wonder if it's genuine ride
sharing it as it was initially originally intended. Sure.
wishes my take on it was hitchhiking. We had this 40
years ago during the cycle in the 70s. Everybody's
hitchhiking, I had one friend that hitchhiked from coast to
coast. And he could afford to take a plane but
he just did it. And you remember in the 70s, when girls will be
wearing hot pants with a backpack and they were
hitchhiking?
Of course, I remember that. Yeah. Well, there's a lot of hot
pants were all over the place. You
don't see that anymore. People are afraid to do that.
Ya know? And so ride sharing to me, technically was what it says
ride sharing. I'm sharing a ride with somebody is that illegal?
Can I can I'm living in Austin, you're living in Austin, you say
let's go to the football game over there. Texas Stadium? I'll
pick you up. Yeah. Is that illegal? And illegal for me to
pick you up? I mean, this was the original I was the
original with the original premise. Yeah, the original
premise. Exactly.
That's the original premise. Still, as far as I'm concerned,
still exist? Why can't they just say I'm just ride sharing is a
friend of mine.
Well, that's where it started. That's the way it started. Well,
I think that I've always said, the true solution. This is just
an interim step. The true solution is a co cooperative
organization, where everybody you know, there's a platform,
and there's an app, and then there's a small staff running
that who created and then there's a there's money paid to
the maintenance of the platform, then then you pay for the
transaction fee and then the system just kind of works.
Everyone's a part of it. I think that would be then you can make
that argument. The problem is these people see Uber valued at
40 billion whatever bullcrap number it is. And the guy losing
revenue because the cab companies are going I think
actually saw them say that during one of those townhall
meetings. So anyway, that to me, the the travesty is just that
it's all about Forget the money for a moment just like oh, we
have to be as safe as possible. And now I'm gonna save space but
they want to do this with everything. So now they're going
to have to go to the favor kids, which is basically me hiring
someone else's millennial to go give me food, which I think is a
great service. And they make money every single kid I've
talked to here who's in college to be I ran five Uber five
favors yesterday and I got a little money. But now Now
they're gonna be vetted and fingerprinted they got to be
come little beep beep beep be millennial was to roll beam with
a with a with a okay thumbs up sign sticker on their foreheads
up on my car. And though they
walkers they would like to sums up things like a peloton. It's
already
a rip off of the Facebook Like thumb. I'm amazed I haven't been
sued over it quite honestly it's suit. Yeah. So but forget that
John being in Paris, completely different experience from the
Netherlands and I learned a lot about tensions about what people
are thinking but a lot of that has to do of course because no
one knows me. I learned a lot in in this week and I'm excited to
share it
well we're we've been sitting here waiting but you insisted on
talking about local issues
so sorry about that. First of all, you know we brought the
Amazon Echo man that is a that is a an interesting experience.
It really is having you know you're starving
and bringing a parrot on a vacation now
it's a little bit of home you know because you can say hey
play my so and so playlist or my my Spotify did on my Pandora
radio station. And yeah, it's portable almost you can walk it
around a little bit and put it at plugs in it's not hard to
configure for different Wi Fi it's cool I have to say it's a
very interesting experience for a trip and I think that small
one the portable one they have it would be dynamite really
dynamite
have a small one Yeah, it's called this a big one is some
bad enough Yes, Adam we will play your play this first song
by The Rolling Stones aka it
Are you saying that it doesn't sound good? I can't You can't
I'm sorry I'm missing
all these Do you don't have any there's no way I can push enough
air.
It's compared to USB or Bluetooth bass speakers travel
speakers. It's okay. It's okay.
It's there right compared to taking two wires this stick him
in a dog turd is much better sounding. Okay, go ahead. Sorry.
I'm sorry. Yeah.
Are you going to be like this for the next two?
hours? Just I'm you know how much I'm against this. This amaz
I know. I know. Brah I wrote
a whole column bitching about
well done. Let me let me blow your mind right now. Okay,
before this trip, without telling anyone I acquired for
research purposes.
An Apple Watch.
Stop. I want my safe space.
I figured we had bitched about it enough that I needed to see
what this if it's any good or not.
I liked the way you're rationalizing this. This
is great. It's the truth. It's the truth. Yeah. And would you
like would you like my report or should we leave that for why
wouldn't we? Why don't we do that later? We'll do a little a
little a tech news segment on it. Okay.
Yes, I have tech news too. Okay, now now I'm just gonna go back
to the back of the device. Now. Let's
come back to Paris.
No, I thought you had to you never finished up on your story
with with Amazon. It's
great. I love it. It's fantastic. It's great on the
road better than I ever dreamed of last year. Yes. Yeah, you've
lost me. I'm sure you've lost me. You're gone.
Yeah.
Yeah, but you know what the least I'm trying these things
out. I'm sorry. I'm trying new things John. I'm open to your
existing new we need to see others
we can have an open podcast relationship shortly. We knew
you're always with that. hussy. Horowitz
She's just a friend
friendzone can't have friends I gotta move on. I gotta move on.
Okay, some first of all some real things that are very very
noticeable in Paris. Now my I was surprised the how much
French I actually knew what he said Of course, I took forever I
was mandatory French growing up in the Netherlands. And I took
it all the way through through high school. And you know, as
the day is progressing, like I can actually kind of hold up a
conversation if they don't talk too fast you know by watch
television I like Canada it's almost impossible. But you know
if I said you know, the pilot long two months of a play and
then you know, just slow it down a bit and I could get but they
also every single French person we spoke to was kind immediately
No, no, no arrogance towards us. So hey, you know, I can also
speak English but I love how you're trying your French you
know, glad to have you here. It's fantastic. As various line
very surprising what
bottom line, they're, they're losing money, they got to turn
it around.
So the most infamous So I got the most information from, from
Uber drivers.
And that's always been it's always been a thing of yours.
Yes,
it has been now we had I think we took in total five Ubers.
Four of the drivers were Moroccans. And one was a born
and bred Frenchman. And the Moroccans they're all like, they
were definitely saying, hey, you know, it's, it's been really
strange here and but you know, we're feels like people are
coming together and everything's okay. But But what we're really
worried about here in Paris is world war three, which will be
started by Donald Trump if he becomes president. So now
imagine trying to hit someone in the mouth and French. Okay. But
I did it. And this one guy, he was like, I see it on the on the
on the news, you know, Trump, he, he, of course, I'm a Muslim,
because he won't, he hates all Muslims. He wants to start a
third world war, the guy is insane. I said, Whoa, man, say,
you know, this is propaganda. This is little sound bites,
which sound bites is a tough one to translate into French. But
what what I liked is after this trip, you know, maybe 15
minutes, he said, Hey, you know, thank you, you do really changed
my perspective. I'm gonna pay a little bit more attention now.
Because you may be right, if they've done that stuff to LePen
as well. And I've done you know, we've certainly I've seen this,
I'm just thinking they really do that about Donald Trump's that.
Yes, of course they do is establishment versus him. So
that was nice. Now, the French guy. He, he, he definitely wants
Hillary Clinton because Trump is a maniac can't have this guy.
But then he talked about as we moved into talking about
immigrant migration, and particularly the the Bataclan
and the Charlie Hebdo attacks. He said, Well, you know, this
was really bad. But what's happening now is for the first
time in, in 30 years, the tolerance index is going up in
France and I'd never heard of this. But there is indeed a
government study which you can take it for what it's worth, and
tolerance index means tolerance for foreigners but also
internally for different religions, etc. And he was very
bullish that this has actually pulled everybody together. We
went to this one area, the Milan I think it is it's where it's
kind of like the gay area they have a lot of male clothing
stores a whole street, you know, which I'm talking about. No,
it's It's not far from the plus the Republic where they have the
demonstrations, where we also went to see some of the
protests. And the and, you know, the whole, the statue in the
middle there there. It's kind of like there was at the
revolutionary Memorial, I think for 1814. Or that it could be
here, there's some statue, and there's just, you know, it's
almost like the dam in the 60s and 70s as a hippies kind of,
Well, today's version of hippies sitting around smoking dope,
which also doesn't seem to be a problem in Paris in that case,
and this is very near where Charlie Hebdo and the bot the
clown are, and so we went down the the long row of male
clothing stores which John unbelievable, you've got to go
here. I bought a suit and they Adam carrying a suitcase,
believe it. I bought a suit. That's only for like $350 which
anything that fits me in general is going to be safe.
You're you're you're just you're distorted Well
yeah, I have body dysmorphia and
body dysmorphia. That's exactly it.
But apparently I have a French physique. So these things fit me
and they have this new this space age material where you can
have you said he'd take the pants and he screwed him up into
you know, like a corkscrew and let it go and there's not a
wrinkle. I'm investigating very rare because I bought that so
I'll shoot you a picture yeah, and
that's your mission on the show is a tax write off good for you.
That's why I did it. I know what but as I was talking to the to
the sales guy, Joseph, and I said, you know, what do you
think this was but you know, who are these people? Where do you
come from says unbelief. This is right here in this neighborhood.
We went to school with them. They we had went dancing with
them. We were blue jeans. We grew up together and all of a
sudden they flipped and then this happened which was not what
I expected to hear. I was kind of ready to hear how the where
did they come from outsiders. I said this is we grew up with
these people who did this. So that is a
I know. Yes, disturbing. It is
disturbing. Now, a couple other things. The beggars and homeless
people. Now the homeless situation is In Paris is
interesting because they seem to be pretty well off and they're
not bothered where they you know they're sleeping in doorways but
with little tents and little Bunsen burners and mattresses
and and they don't really they just look like they're
temporarily experiencing homelessness not that they're
just really homeless you know what I mean? It's you I'm sure
you've seen this in Paris
I've not really done that to any extent I haven't been there for
about five years so this I think this is more recent. Okay. And I
imagine maybe there Canvas
Better Living Through Chemistry beggar
now there's about five people out there that will get that
joke there go on continue you will get this either No, I was
trying to think until it until it to you later go on
when and when it comes to beggars. There's a continuing
theme which is Muslim women are just play plant themselves in
the middle of the sidewalk with their head bowed down with a
cup. And they just just then they're just kneel there for
hours. Yeah, it's it's really bizarre.
The see that sort of thing throughout
Europe, and they don't get a lot of donations.
Well, they don't do a very good job. Just standing there with a
cup doing nothing doesn't really cut it.
We had we went to the Luxembourg Gardens, which I guess it was,
was that was a palace that was built at one point there. And
they had one of those the true original craps. Who's that
stands? Oh, nice. Oh my God, I didn't know that. They said
first, they you know, they create the big pancake, the big
crap. And then you flip it over and they put the lemon on the
sugar, and then they fold it and you get it in like a little, you
know, a little folded piece of paper and just kind of tear
pieces off. I thought they only rolled it up. But that seems to
be the way to do it.
I think folding has always been the way to do
it. I didn't know that. That was dynamite. Now in in every single
park we walk through and Paris has just park after park after
Park is really beautiful. You see people sitting around,
they'll be eating, talking, reading a book writing drawing,
total absence of cell phones, very, very noticeable. Kids,
same thing. students, high school kids, of course, some of
them are on their phone, but really, I would say was 90% were
just hanging out and just talking and eating and no
phones. Not even one in the group.
That's actually phenomenal. It was so noticeable and so
refreshing. You notice that? It was so noticed Yes. and
refreshing.
Like wow, okay, all right, friends, and I think it might
have something to do with a if you look at the culture of
online, but France was online very, very early with the
Minitel system. Remember that many tell? Oh, yeah,
we had one at InfoWorld Yeah. And
it was like a terminal and a die use the one in the Netherlands
very they tried to make it happen in the Netherlands. But
they eventually just went to teletext. Which was the they
still have that text on TV. Yeah, text sent along with the
television signal. But many tell, you know, the Persians or
the French were using that for decades before. Yeah,
they were using it. It also turned into a texting system.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. At the end of the of its lifetime, it
turned into a massive method. Methodology for hookers,
too. Yeah, I remember that. Yeah, you're right. You're
right. You're right. It
was it was huge for them. Yeah.
And then most besides that being noticeable. Paris, if even with
the conversion of euro to dollar. Paris is cheaper than
Austin, Texas.
But there was that way before the Hebdo. And
while you may have I don't know what's going on Austin, but I
see I'm just looking at rent,
but it is just exhausted just being jacked up for no apparent
reasons. Are you thinking? Well, no reason, by the way for
parents to be cheaper than Austin, Texas? No,
no, thank you.
Let's start with that premise. And
when you look at what you get for the money, if you're looking
at like a one bedroom for 1500 euros, which is kind of on par
with what you'd pay in Austin. I'd be you've got a view of the
Eiffel Tower you've got It's all new. It's maybe an older
building, but they have new windows and new kitchens and new
floors.
Yeah, they fix them up. Yeah. Beautiful.
Yeah, what's going on? Yeah, just food everything seemed
since you're French is Your French is passable, as you would
probably improve quickly. And it's cheaper. I think you should
move to Paris.
Well, it's a it's a consideration for a while. I
certainly learned a lot more than being an Amsterdam, the
French are very open about talking about what how they feel
and what's going on and much more politically aware, even if
it's misconstrued. Or in my opinion, they're brainwashed.
There's no we don't have any patents on Not that enjoyable,
really enjoyable. It'd be I had had a good laugh with everybody
about our, you know, hey, I don't want your freedom fries.
You can laugh with the French they like it. Especially if you
if you're if you're self deprecating, they fucking love
you.
Yeah, I don't, I've never found it difficult to get along with
the French mainly because I have a lot of respect for their
culture.
It's not dissimilar to ours or what it used to be, you know,
really nationalistic. Of course we were there on the fifth of
May, which is ascension, they and they have the eighth which
is today is a liberation day, or what I call I don't know if they
call it liberation to, to big party and, you know, they got
parades, and just looking at all of their, you know, it's like
Washington DC with all their monuments and monuments to war.
I mean, the, the arc to Trump is, is unbelievable, I think is
so huge arc did Trump that's what I call it. Arc to Trump.
Huge
thing is, yes, it's a very, it's a it's a pleasant sight. And
it's a war memorial.
Now it's for the end is the Unknown Soldier. And there's a
lot of things that either forgotten or didn't know. And
it was going to use to be it was going to be a giant elephant.
No, no, no. Yeah, no. Yeah, balancing a ball now. Yeah,
tell me about it.
It's just, if you look into the history of the Arc de Triomphe,
when they first came up with it, the idea it was going to be
something with a big giant elephant, like a circus elephant
with a big ball he's holding up or as long as background is
trying to
look it up. Seems like very slight. Seems like a mistake.
Well, why you want to continue talking about this stuff? So you
had some good food? I take it.
Yeah, we had some dynamite food.
This you get is one of the things I was hoping it would do.
Because I haven't been there. Like I said for a few years is
is telling me what is modern French is? Did you get a clue?
Well, the modern French is the ones that you had listed in the
document you sent us thank you again, a possible to get into
book booked for all of them booked for weeks.
All of the dollar all the money in French places were sold out.
Yeah.
And you could now it was in like the second quarter or something.
So you go up there.
Like I told you and I said, Well, I was booked. Now. I tried
and they
said no, you have to call a couple of days before because we
have nothing and we're gonna screw the other one I called and
I got their office like oh, and it was just secret number to
call whatever we did have of course, we had an anniversary
dinner. And one of the restaurants you recommended
which was outstanding. That was the celebrity chef restaurant.
And really really really enjoyed that and they had just the like
the chef free hors d'oeuvres crazy I can't I don't even
remember what it was
it was price to
get to give you a lot of free food. It was like like a little
homemade square marshmallow but some you know goose build stuff
on it. And I don't know is it just like explosions in my
mouth. Have a taste. But we also went to places like like Gollum
Palais, and had duck coffee, which is one of their
specialties and you know, very very good but when you say the
modern French maybe we had it and didn't know what that it
was. I'm sure there was an element of it in that rhythm
muscling you must have been must have been what do you consider
to be the modern
I don't know this is like a trend are just starting to spot
and now it's like these places are bad. What are they doing
differently? I mean, they're I have no idea. I haven't been
able to figure it out. I don't know anyone doing it here that I
know of. So I'm completely befuddled by maybe
it could be presentation is different. But I mean
now that I don't think so. Now there is a I have to always keep
somebody listens to the show and probably been to Paris recently
went went to the some of those places. I mean, the only thing
going on in this country for example is now apparently and I
have a clip. Oh, here we go. The blizzard from Dairy Queen is now
filled with fudge. And here's what they have to say.
I actually fill the blizzard with fudge. Science rarely I
hear that one again. I actually feel the blizzard with fudge.
Science
All right, Evergreen.
Nice. I just Oh, you just cut out John. The ISOs science. Oh,
you just cut out Oh, I have the ISO of science. If he did that
one doesn't work science. Wow.
Nice. That's another good one. I can keep both of them perfect.
I don't understand why. There's like mocking there's some
mocking going on in the culture of science. Oh,
it's it's all part of the sciences and new religion. And
so I like that. website i f and love science, you know, you can
use science in the following sentence. You're in a hole
because science you know, that's the kind of stuff that's
replacing fact. Yes, it's replacing fact. Exactly,
exactly. And it's highly annoying.
You think? Yeah.
Oh man. Alright, so
let's go back to the Okay, so you had the miserable flight you
had the Paris experience? Did you go outside of town? Did you
do anything? No, no, we went to I think
we talked about that before we went to d'Orsay or say which was
fantastic. And we did a lot of things. A lot of walking. It was
just nice. It was beautiful weather. And of course you know
we did the anniversary love lock on the bridge which apparently
the friends don't like them man really. They're mad about tour
operators who are saying oh come to Paris and they give you the
lock and everything and they drive you to the bridge because
these shitty tours are defacing our bridges yeah, I can see I
can but it's happening everywhere and it's really not a
Paris thing that started years ago not in Paris you know it's
only been the last couple of years that
the parents prefer their own traditions
and wishes what we should have done and we should have done it
during your girlfriend off the Eiffel Tower
and we got to have when we were back we went back by a simple
just stayed overnight there and then hopped on the plane so we
took the train back to the airport is the Wi Fi still
working? Sure is yeah the no agenda special Wi Fi if you ever
to people airport just shoot me an email. I'll give you the the
login details. And we're fantastic and love that walk
past the newsstand. We hit the trifecta a hattrick all three
gossip rags in a row you
and really yeah
you want to hear a little bit of the headlines.
Yeah
somebody's gonna grab a sandy hook covers of photos of the
good you I'm sure you took them home send me the photo covers
and so I'll put them in the next newsletter
put them in my show prep pile
okay
oh you did send me pictures of this I
did I did I sent you pictures you didn't you Oh okay. Well
I'll go yeah, now we I think we had mentioned the first one
right that the and this is really fun because now you can
see how gossip works from the inside. You didn't see the
pictures that have me solid one I started warming the guy with
the umbrella like I was going to hit him
maybe he didn't you know I saw the pictures of the guy sent you
have them out because apparently you guys shared the poll. Yeah,
he sent it to me right away so Oh, look, they're all good. Not
a single bad one.
That's not true. I thought you were an attractive in one of
those pics. Oh, I
bet no. Tina was good looking at all the pictures that well they
don't care what you know. Of course not. So you saw this like
Adam curry in love with lookalike Patricia pie.
Yes, I saw them. I saw it. Hey, you sent me a link to the TV
show. Yeah,
so Did you see what the VPN Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I went to I went to my VPN pointed in Holland it came
through and it played the thing and he was via email I couldn't
understand the Dutch totally is you got it yeah, you can figure
it out. So look alike look alike look alike.
Which was an angle I hadn't expected. So the found pictures
I
thought it was a very good angle. They don't look like a
they're both blonde. Okay, you know they're
both blonde and I have a picture of them both wearing sunglasses
looking in the same direction yes yeah, that's
that's the look alike. But here's what Patricia did.
She so when confronted because of course she gave him a quote
when confronted with with the the obvious lookalike nature of
of Tina. Yes, I
saw that this this I did see I thought it was rich.
Patricia said Well, I'm happy to see Adam has has his good taste
his back. Yes.
Very good. She's a she is a an expert.
However. Then we got the next magazine and this was some other
guy who was I guess he was hiding behind the other guy. And
the headline on the cover is Adam in love and Amsterdam is
Tina making him happy question mark. We don't know we have to
go into the article to find out and then and well when you read
this. And the thing is, they get they pretty much they just took
vo tweets and Instagrams and just you know copy to like,
like, like they did an interview with Tina Hall. Most that's
pretty funny, but they keep calling me a radio presenter
which I think is kind of good. I think it's it is it is just a
notch just a notch above podcaster. So I'm look I'm
looking a little better.
By the way, the way the publicity has been going over
the last two years New York Times article on a bunch of
other stuff. I think it's a notch below.
Well, that you know, thanks. So, so that one is on the inside.
Okay, if anyone has had a very was the ruler of a troubled love
life? It's Adam curry. Now. Yeah, now it seems that the tide
has has turned for him. The 51 year old ex husband of Patricia
pie, and Mickey Hogan dyke appears to have found his luck
and his happiness with the American Tina Snyder. That the
love doves are still in love after a year is very apparent
looking at these exclusive pictures. Now God Oh One was the
last one for the trifecta.
What did Tina think of this? As she thought it was surreal?
completely surreal, particularly the last one. So I guess the
third magazine they're like, yeah, we can take the same angle
let's change it. Headline front page. That's the way it works.
That's the way it works. Patricia begs extra money but
Adam says Know what, yeah. Go to the inside here. Patricia
financially at ground level. Patricia
bags around level means broke, broke.
Yeah, on the throne means you're all the way on the ground. And
Patricia pi begs her ex husband for money. Adam, just the direct
translation is letting me choke, which is lob Mystica. But it
means you know, just to just like letting me know, ignoring
me or just letting me pour pound star pound sand right? Adams
letting me choke. I'm a real aihole
Let me tell you that I do so that third magazine doesn't like
you
know, they just want to sell magazines. They like me or not.
But you know, it was Patricia's words. I said so I took a
picture by the Centers and I said really question mark just
said no, you know, that's some other guy. And he was you know,
he was really mad. Because it's true. She did ask me that that
is true. I said no. I'll help you any way I can. But you know,
this was with divorce six years ago. Come on but I'm unable
you are Yeah, I guess should give it you should have given
that woman everything you owned.
She Alright, well, nevermind. But it was it was interesting to
see that that still worked. It's astonishing to me. To me I
haven't been in it for
which is almost like being on a blacklist only the opposite.
Once you're on it, you can't get
on No, no, there's no way there's no way.
So if when you're 90 you can be hobbling around Amsterdam. And
of course somebody says to me, yeah, he went there just went to
read the family. Sure he did. You'll be 90. Yeah. hobbling
around, and there was still being paparazzi taking pictures
of you. Yeah.
And there'll be 90 as well. That'd be fun.
Hey, 90. Oh, man. You're Adam curry. Oh, let me get your
picture and you'll be on the front pages. Adam curry still
alive.
I saw my old radio buddy. You don't have an ankle over there.
And we were just talking about old times as a member we used to
do the this there was a sale camp for terminally ill kids.
And every year we do uh, you know we'd go spin records. We
bring a whole drive in disco show. And after I left you know,
he continued to do that. And so do you still do that said Yeah,
I had to stop a couple years ago so why to be because the kids
had no idea who I was. So stop Yeah, that's that's what
happens. Yeah. Can't even make sick kids happy anymore. The
fate it's all right. Yeah,
that's the Obeah dancing like it was some of the one of the
things you missed out?
Yes. Tell me I didn't. I kept pretty much in touch with
propagandized over the you don't know what's going on? I don't
know what's going on. Fine. All right. Was it hard to listen to
the show? Yeah. I've been listening to the show that
if I had listened to the show, I would know what's going on.
So let's see let's do a rundown is from ABC. This is the
probably the best of the group about what and you know, Trump
wins. He won nigga you got the other guys to quit. First cruise
quit when he got no votes and Indiana. Yeah,
strangely. Yes. They did report this and every single newspaper
that I saw Dutch newspapers, French News. papers all had some
incredible caricature of Trump on the front page. photoshopped
crazy, you know, outside of Air Force One. And just Yeah, it did
complete, like, oh my god, we're all gonna die.
There's a CIA, you know, they run the American media, it seems
there's I don't know what it is why they don't want Trump into
such an extreme. Although look to the New World Order. I don't
know whether you've even bought into that, but apparently they
did. So let's just do a run down here and run this. The big news
was actually Ryan, kind of saying, Wow, support and maybe
but I'm not supporting.
What is Ryan to Trump and when Why is it relevant? Well, Ryan's
the Speaker of the House, so he's not everybody knows what
that means. So let's just give a little
speaker that has the guy who runs the House of
Representatives is one of the two guys they have that when the
when a dominant party takes over we the House of Representatives
of the Senate, they put one of their guys in charge, and they
get to be the boss. Okay, the boss. Right. And so, So Ryan, I
keep wanting to say Nolan Ryan, Paul Ryan, Paul Ryan, is running
things and he so he's the top Republican supposedly, even
though Mitch McConnell should I think he should be but I don't
know what they're thinking. Anyway. So they there's a big
stinking, and Jeb Bush. There's a bunch of interesting little
things in these three in this three part clip of a single
report. Let's play it. And while
Republicans fight for the soul of their party today, the
President himself taking shots from the White House.
It's Oh, I'm so sorry. It's eyes. I didn't exactly my
mistake. Hold on. One. Oh, I see why. Okay. What's just illogical
here we go turn next
to the race for the White House tonight. And we have Donald
Trump right here, one on one. Responding to the deep divide
within the Republican Party. Trump now promising to unite the
GOP now that he's the last man standing. But Speaker of the
House, Paul Ryan says he's not ready to support Trump. Trump
responding tonight. He's now ready to support Ryan. At late
today, news of a meeting a summit of sorts. ABCs Jonathan
Karl with what he's just learned. Tonight in
Nebraska, Donald Trump sounded mystified about that snub from
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, Paul Ryan. I don't know what
happened.
He called me two three weeks ago was a very nice conversation. He
was congratulating me this was before we had the ultimate
victory, but he was congratulating me and doing so
well.
Ryan, the most powerful Republican in America shocked
the political world by saying he's not yet ready to support
Trump that the billionaire deserves credit for winning, but
he also inherits something very special. That's very special to
a lot of us.
This is the party of Lincoln of Reagan of Jack Kemp.
Trump shot back on Twitter.
This is the party of Reagan. Who was it again? Reagan was
something and Jack Kemp says let's play it down when it comes
to the trunk shot.
Here it is. party of Lincoln of Reagan of Jack Kemp Reagan
Lincoln Reagan. Jack Kemp.
Okay. He doesn't mention Eisenhower.
But Jack Kemp wasn't president. Jack Kemp
wasn't president. He's a failed vice presidential candidate.
Why did you mention it? Is this a trick?
That's code what's the I don't know what his code for but he
pushed pushes Jack camps name out there out of the blue now
ignoring Eisenhower, which seems to me to be a guy you'd want to
mention. Right? And you know, there's others in between.
Between Lincoln and Reagan. There was a few in there. It was
for sure. Jack
Jack Kemp was a closeted homosexual.
Ah, it's interesting. You bring that up.
That's the chat room for you.
The chat room, okay. No, let me I can tell you where that rumor
came from. Because I heard this during the era where I was
working for the San Francisco Examiner and I was I was I had a
old timer as my editor for a while he used to be the editor
of paper in Bergen County and it was I do think it was at the
Sacramento Bee but he told me this story he says all the news
MIT the old Colorado news you guys Yeah. All the news guys
from the 60s. This took place in the 60s when Reagan got in as
the governor of California 6869 Something like that Yeah. Jack
Kemp was a was an up and coming political big shot but he was a
football player use of
I think Buffalo Bills quarterback I know a
lot of bills quarterback very good looking guy a good looking
man.
You'd like my sports trivia.
You're on the computer I
think I think the chat room is prompting
the chat and keeping you up of course of course there's the
chat room can do Yeah, that's good. So so he was a big shut
ins good looking guy and he never there was none of this
stuff about homosexuals by Bobby what happened? What happened
during the early when Reagan first got in into governorship.
And this is a complete rumor. And I can only say because I, as
far as I know, Jack camp is dead so I can say anything. I want
the way that it works. So I'm going to tell this story that
was told to me by an old news guy supposedly what happened was
when Reagan started off, he was from Hollywood, Texas are all in
Hollywood. So he peopled his administrative staff with a lot
of gays from Hollywood there's a huge gay contingent in the
Reagan administration that when he was in California, there was
a big party up in Tahoe specifically where every would
apparently they got everybody plaster to the point where they
got Jack camp to pass out. Yeah, they walked in. This is the way
the story was somebody walked in on a line of these gay staffers
given it the jack camp, knocked out, it pushed up against like a
hot tub or something. Here's a line of disease given it to him.
Wait a minute, it was a gang rape.
Yes, man. And Reagan found out about it fired everybody that
whole staff and got rid of every gay that was in his
administration that he could think of that would be new for
your factory and especially the ones who are involved in this.
And that's where that rumor that he was a closeted gay came from
so you think that rape actually took place?
The guy told me that was on he said, this is this is this is
the story that they know the news guy. There's a bunch of
stories like this, they that the news media knows, they can
report on it for various reasons. And it takes you know,
until the guy's dead beat to even retell the story. But
that's the that's the way that's a horrible story. It's a
horrible story. Okay, so
what is the code then? about putting Jack Kemp in there? So
that would mean that's the way I hear it. It's not thinking about
it. It's code about his possible running mate. Well, Jack camps
dead. No, but a compare the comparable person to Jack camp
who would be Trump's running mate. Obviously, he's not might
be shooting he's not gonna like the dead guy. That's obvious,
but maybe something. Maybe the dead guy to be my VP, the dead
guy elected in Holland. And well, that's
true is party one posthumously. That's right. Been 14? The
interesting, I don't know. The it was the lawyer Jack Kemp. Was
he a lawyer? I don't think it's everybody's lawyer in
Washington.
But he was a really, he was he seemed like a very nice guy.
And, and he's very popular.
Anyway, let's move on with the report. It's something we'll
bookmark this one.
Yeah, just remember it. Okay.
All right to Trump shot back on Twitter. Wrong. I didn't inherit
it. I want it with millions of voters. Trump and Ryan today
agreed to meet in person next week. Caught in the middle.
Republican Party Chairman writes Priebus who found himself
defending Trump's widely derided tweet, eating a taco ball and
declaring I love Hispanics. He's trying.
Honestly, I he's trying.
But every day is bringing new Republican defectors today two
of Trump's opponents who had pledged to support the GOP
nominee no matter what. Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham said they
won't support Trump.
Hey, Marco Rubio. Rubio, been rumored to be gay. We've seen
all the the dance and photos of him with his shirt off. Maybe
that's the code.
Oh, that's a good one. Yeah, I was VP that chat room. No,
that's me. Okay. Well, the figures.
just dream about gay man. I know. You know, Oh.
Yes, Rubio, it would be perfect. And there's there hasn't been
talk of this. Sure.
And then and then cruise to the Supreme Court.
And actually, cruise probably wouldn't be bad there. No,
I think it would be good, good one.
He may he was he's spoken or done a number of cases before
the Supreme Court. He's a great debater, and he's got all these
earmarks of you know, kind of the type of jerk they're
looking for. Exactly. Perfect.
So on this last one can Rubio by the way didn't come out against
Trump, they they said they're making it look as though
everyone's defecting from the party. They're gonna have a
third party candidate. But it's bullcrap. Yeah. But what was
interesting to me is that as you remember the first debate when
Trump was up there, and then Kelly went after him and tried
to they asked a question, who will support every pledge the
pledge, and Trump was a little sketchy about it. And Trump came
around and eventually signed a pledge saying he'll support that
we've forgotten to douchebags with Massey Graham. And Jeb Bush
signed this pledge. So they're just liars. Yeah,
I know. That's, that's conveniently forgotten, unless
it's in this third clip. You
know, they they kind of mentioned it in the clip you
just heard Yeah, very suddenly just before they, they did it in
such a way where you you it's presented in a way that would
make you forget the point that should be made, which is the one
I'm making. They're douchebags exactly saying out you and then
forcing Trump to do it. And then then they themselves. We failed
to do it. But Okay, fabulous, fabulous. Third clip.
Yeah. While Republicans fight for the soul of their party. So
the President himself taking shots from the White House,
this is not entertainment. Reality Show
total it is 100% and reality show. It is exactly what a
reality show is documenting, in this case, an elimination
process on television. The
funny thing about before he played the rest of that clip
Obama did on another show, he went on and on about Trump, he's
got no foreign policy experience, you know, trying to
point everyone to Hillary. But when Obama got elected, what
foreign policies experienced that
he has 00.
This is not a reality show. Okay. This is a contest for the
presidency of the United States,
which is documented on television, therefore, it's a
reality show. Do you have elimination? The only thing
we're missing in this as a reality show is the concept of a
steal. Yeah, I was like, I'm gonna steal that candidate.
If dad was running this thing, we'd have some we'd have
something like that
would be much more enjoyable.
The president saying it's not a reality show, John Carroll with
us live from the White House tonight. And John, you've
learned that Paul Ryan, and Donald Trump will sit down in
Washington next week.
They'll meet here in Washington on Thursday, but I would not
expect a quick break through David. In fact, a source close
to Ryan tells me he does not rule out supporting a third
party candidate. Although he hopes it doesn't come to that
I have a third party candidate clip, which is appropriate here.
I think from Bill Kristol, one of the original Neo cons and of
course, the architect of the project for one of the
architects for the project of a New American Century.
right within if anybody wants to get us into World War Three,
it's those guys. Yeah.
Which, which, thank you very much for pointing that out.
Because if Trump really was going to start world war three,
these guys would be all for him. That's the way I see it.
So that's this new idea. Sorry. Yes. Okay. So this new idea of
stopping Trump and stopping Hillary Clinton by finding
someone who can win six states big enough to keep either of
them from getting 270 electoral votes. We've been playing with
the map today, and it seems doable. Somebody just has to win
six, you know, medium sized states, not the mega states, but
a flood Florida and Ohio, two mega states, but then Virginia,
North Carolina, Colorado, you win those, you might be able to
stop anybody from 270. If you could pick anybody in the
country to do that, leaving aside whether they they'd be
willing, who's constitutionally eligible, who's someone who
could pull that off with the right money?
Yeah, I think someone like the person I did have conversations
with I think it's been recorded retired brigadier general, Jim
Mattis, who I think would could have run a very impressive
campaign very impressive man, as a genuine independent, he's more
liberal than I am.
I have no idea who that is, what a bunch of issues.
Out of the blue, that guy's gonna win.
Well, it gets better or diluted, it gets better
and paid very impressive man, as a genuine independent, he's more
liberal than I am in a bunch of issues, which frankly, probably
would have helped for the particular strategy you're
talking about. I think there's even a winning strategy,
honestly, which is premised on a longshot, obviously, that the
independent candidate takes off some there's a debate, the three
of them are on stage. A lot of voters see them together on
October, this candidate would have to be what? 12 Okay,
Madison, Madison, no, well, you asked me
Madison's name, we got to 20 seconds name somebody who could
name your to jump name your to
Gary Johnson.
No, no, I mean, this guy, what crystal is gonna say,
oh, what he's gonna say, yeah. Oh, my God,
I as the two who could he thinks
this should be one of them on the list, but I don't know where
the weather is or not because he's a total sellout. And I
don't know, go do it. Who might do it?
Is there anybody? Ben Sasse or Mitt Romney? I was with Mitt
Romney last night and I think he's thinking about it
seriously, or you could be Ben Sasse his campaign co Chairman
he and Joe Lieberman. Alright. Those are two young guys.
We're gonna be back to talk about the Romney option because
I agree with Romney. Wow. And he
said that he had dinner with him last night or saw him last
night. Sounds like someone's getting corn hold.
Romney is should have run as it tried to run as Republican if he
wanted to do this job again. He kind of was flat footed the
whole time and then he comes out with his anti Trump stuff. And
what is it going to be the Mormon party? What
is this? Independent independent? I don't know. I
don't know. And I'm seeing a lot of people now saying, Hey, Gary
Johnson is an obvious alternative. I think Gary
Jarrett, very
alternative. He asked me I agree. Third party guy.
I agree. I think he's a man. But now he's libertarian. And then
rhomboid is he now officially the the, I don't want to vote
for anyone who's a member of any party. They don't like the
clubs. I don't like the clubs and I'm not 100% libertarian,
which I get accused of a lot. Now, I don't think I don't want
to be pigeonholed. I don't want to be something. I just want to
be a
voter. Hello, my safe space. Yeah,
sure do. Well, I wanted my safe space after this little clip,
which I picked up from CNN. This is Sally Kohn, the you know, the
Rachel Maddow of CNN. And in this Trump, the big victory was
Indiana Correct. That was that was the state that he won that
really just boom, that he that everyone dropped out. Indiana.
Yeah, okay. And by the way, you know, Indiana is
if anything was a run against Cruz, their crusade like 33% I
think Trump got like 52 to 57 which is always cracked me up
because he only had a ceiling of 30% is gonna ever
get I love Nate Silver. Remember Nate Silver from the New York
Times? Well, I predicted everything correctly that Obama
would win and be like, yeah, because you know, all those
polls are bullcrap. We all knew why. Because that's what you do
is television news to make it a close race. And Nate Silver has
been wrong on everything. And he's like, Well, I didn't expect
the the anger angles. No, Nate Silver, big data.
doing statistical analysis based on he's not doing psychological
analysis.
No, but that he's saying that's what he didn't take into account
now. I can't there's no number you know, I know. I know. This
is what scares you got lucky. 538 media boo. Okay, so Sally
Kohn. She was very clear why Trump won in Indiana. It's
obvious because Indiana is pretty much a racist state.
Indiana racist. Here's
the other issue and both of you need to weigh in on it. Does it
even matter that the headlines the wind is being sucked towards
Ted Cruz today? With that whole dumping of polemics on on on
Donald Trump. The news cycle is really favoring the Republicans
today and not much many of them are on election day.
I think people really need to understand the history in
Indiana, Indiana was once known for being the state that had the
most powerful kk k in the country in 1924. The kk k
elected the governor of Indiana, Indiana is deeply not only
socially conservative, but very racially divisive and divided
state. And and look it's it's not going to be a surprise to
see a Donald Trump landslide there and I think it's this is
moving the country backwards.
Who would say that backwards time ago 20 years ago, and we
come on
this woman 1924 isn't that long ago actually. They're still
alive. They're racist. They're like 100 but they're racist.
Well,
a long time ago 20 Long ago and we're watching today if you're
an Indiana mystic, I'm not saying the
voters of Indiana are active K K members, but I am saying I'd
like to see that state and our country move away from that kind
of hatred and divisive Ness instead of voting for it. Yeah.
Hello, Indiana. You racist, racist, racist state. This is
unbelievable.
It's fantastic. 1924
was not that long ago.
No, you remember like it was yesterday. At this
end. They had everybody I use I'm sure you heard about Rob
Reiner. On the morning Joe's did you hear about that? Did you see
that?
I heard about it. I didn't bother to follow I have no
words. You know where he's headed. But
we have to clip it because he's Hollywood. He's establishment.
He's got the
he's got the kid he was on there with his kid was got strung out
on heroin. Very good. Dad.
Did you see this? I didn't see this. I didn't see
something. There's another thing with him but no one explained
the millions and millions of people who do not watch this
show actually like what they hear from Donald Trump and are
taking messages and orders from us in the media, but they listen
to what he says for themselves and vote for Matt. He explained
that
there there are a lot of people who are racist
because there's a lot of people who are racist. Sorry. It's
unbelievable. So somehow, the millions of people a lot of them
who voted for Trump are racist now that when the Morning Joe
crew said hey, wait a minute, you did not just say that. He
starts to walk it back a long way
racist. Oh my god. Did you know that I'm not saying you just
said that. Well, that's true. You so you know, for all races
you lead with that. No, I said there are a lot of people who
are against racism in this country that has been submerged
for a long, long time. And all of a sudden there's a man so
he's on he's on Earth a lot of it. But let me say this about
working class Americans yes behind yes by your Republican
Party.
Racist
if you're a candidate and you've been one, and you're standing
there and there are people in your rally who are kk k members
and members of the Aryan Nation, white supremacist
that wait a minute, if the way I recall it, that they had the
David Duke incident where Trump was unhandy it definitely should
have they should have said hey, screw that. But he did that on
handily for sure.
If you lose you watch the clip of him on that. It's like he I
don't think he's hearing the guy. But yeah, it's just
and then and then we had a protester wearing a kk k t shirt
out of jest. You know, that was his protest. Like, hey, kk k
here. That's all that I recall. That was a national story. But
okay, it seems that we have k k k Aryan Nation. I'm surprised
that they don't have Google Google's grandkid there, you
know, just, if I were you,
I would say you know, I don't really want that support. That's
hate speech. That's Hate.
Hate speech, hate speech. Hate is hate speech. Illegal. Even if
it didn't happen.
I don't want that support. Very. I don't see Donald Trump saying
I don't want that support. He's saying Fine. I don't know.
Did you see him say fine.
Maybe is oh, I disavow we were in the harsh line. as well.
There is? That's the answer with the question. Here's a strain of
racism.
Now he says strain racism, which I need to talk to you about
this. So the way I it's always about language these days. The
way I interpret strain of racism in the context with which Rob
Ryan Rob Reiner just use it is that it's like a vein like a
thin strain, like a little bit of a, just a there's there's a
bloodline under there is because that's what I thought it was
when I looked at the definition of strain, it actually means a
very powerful force. Yeah,
but I don't think he meant Yeah, but he's gonna be using a
popular definition that the real definition is
words I didn't know. I didn't know. And by the way,
Obama carried Indiana in 2008.
Yeah, because it's such a racist state. I know. It's great. Thank
you for that little nugget. Hello, use that to hit somebody
in the mouth of buddy. And anyway, Rob Reiner kind of
doubled down again, on the strain bid on CNBC, these
workers, these
incredible workers,
he's the middle class, many of them haven't had an effective
wage increase in 20 years,
don't you think? Just people are angry? They're Washington.
They're angry at their laws? Yes, they are. And that is what
I said on Morning, Joe, that there is a big chunk of Trump
supporters who are very upset at the the income inequality the
economy has left them behind. But the same can be said about a
lot of the Sanders support is true, yet. There is a
difference. And I'm not
that that's interesting, because he admits what we think is true
that Trump and Sanders you know, the enthusiasm comes from the
same kind of place, just different sides of the same
coin.
There is a difference and I'm not I didn't say all Trump
supporters. I said there is a strain of racism that's there.
Because when you go to the Sanders rally, they're no racist
that those rallies
and no racism, no racist that those that those rallies, except
for the ones who are talking about white privilege. You know,
straight old white men, which is racist.
Well, you also look at the Sanders audience. They're all
kids and they're all white.
Yeah, that looks more like Aryan nation than anything. Bernie
interesting collusion between the Hillary campaign and Obama.
I've been that same little stand up he did where he talked about
the reality show he was very clear, but telling the the media
how to do their job. He does
run a different kind of campaign and than any one else around the
GOP side, he makes himself more available to report I'm sorry,
I did it out of order here
is every candidate. Every nominee needs to be subject to
exacting standards and genuine scrutiny. It means that you got
to make sure that their budgets add up. Well, It means that if
they say, they've got an answer to a problem, that it is
actually plausible, really, that they have details for how it
would work? And if it's completely implausible and would
not work that needs to be reported on American people. One
thing that I'm going to really be looking for over the next six
months oh, he's
he's Oh, hold on, hold on this the news cop Obama is going to
be the news President, the news cop president.
Oh, that one thing that I'm going to really be looking for
over the next six months is that the American people are
effectively informed about where candidates stand on the issues,
what they believe, making sure that their numbers add up,
making sure that their policies have been bedded.
And that candidates are held to what they've said in the past.
And if that happens, to hold on last bit, what they've said in
the past, and if that happens, then I'm confident our democracy
will work.
So it's a veiled threat, though, the I'm gonna be looking at you
people be looking at all this seeing what you're doing. So
saying the news media has not done a good job. And here's the
Clinton campaign picking up on that in collusion with the
president, he
does run a different kind of campaign and than any one else.
Certainly on the GOP side, he makes himself more available to
reporters he calls in, I mean, is that something you are going
to start doing more? Oh,
well, look, he he did it and it worked for him. And I think
reporters now have a chance to ask some tougher questions. It's
not enough to call in and give somebody a platform. It's now
the time to make the tough decisions. And you got to ask
him, okay, so what exactly would you replace XY and Z with? I
think it's time to get serious. That man is the presumptive
nominee. And, you know, being a loose cannon doesn't in any way
protect him, I hope from being asked the hard questions that he
should have been asked during the whole primary process. So
Elizabeth Warren tweeted out last night that Donald Trump
has, quote, built his campaign on racism, sexism, and
xenophobia. Do you agree with that?
I think Elizabeth Warren's really smart. I think that
anybody who's listened to him and how he's talked, certainly
can draw that conclusion. Do
you think he's a racist?
I'm gonna let people judge for themselves. But I have the
highest regard for Senator Warren
kind of policy. There are Democrats who are just worried
about you against Trump that you're not ready for whatever he
may throw at you that he's I mean, he's brought up a lot of
stuff about a lot of people that nobody could have predicted he
was quoting from the National Enquirer just yesterday, you
know, there's he's he's made references to your, to your
marriage to to your husband. Are you
the same last man it's the same laugh to laugh is very
first one Andrew said
no, to back it up. I want to hear that laugh again.
And I think I have our Hillary laughing let me back it up. We
already have that Isobe somewhere he's made
references to your to your marriage to to your husband are
you hahaha,
rising, rising and she says she's a great CEO. Every time I
see her on TV I want to reach through and strength
now that's a little different, a little different.
It's not that different and she just doesn't rise it up as much
on this on the clip.
There was this other clip that I don't know why this wasn't run
over and over again. I thought this was one of the funniest
things I've ever seen
she's saying we should talk to each other instead of yelling at
one another but she's yelling forgive me. She's yelling. She's
She's yelling.
That would have been used more if it was actually legible.
Yeah, that's the problem. Sorry audible audible
as the problem that is a problem. I do like yelling at me
up our sleeves and heading to work
I've got it you play my clip was he called Hillary cadence? And
this is the cadence she likes. When she gets in front of a
large audience she gets to be I'm not gonna I'm gonna say it.
She gets to be like Hitler and she starts yelling at the crowd
in a very specific way. It's a very giant of old fashioned
ordered style.
I just want to note that you played the Hitler card. I did.
Because whether you support Senator Sanders or you support
me there There's much more that unites us than divides us. We
all agree that wages are too low and inequality is too high that
Wall Street can never again be allowed to threaten Main Street.
And we should expand Social Security not cut or privatize
it. privatize it We Democrats agree that college should be
affordable to all. And student dad shut and hold anyone back?
Yeah.
She's got a good yeah.
You talking about some issues? He says, Well, he's got to be
more specific. What was specific about anything she ever says
we've got to do this. We've got to do that. Wow. But yeah, she
does go into the screaming thing. And she does this other
cadence thing, which is just like, I just, you know, I mean,
I don't know, for her or Trump. Well, we have, we gotta take a
break in a minute here. But I do have just two quick little
things that I came home to just discrediting Donald Trump in
funny ways. First one is some Republican Party lawyer, I
forget his name. He's probably
consultant, whatever. As I said, I'm unalterably opposed to
Hillary Clinton. I mean, the first segment on your show made
me want to open a vein. Oh, but Donald Trump is worse by far.
Hillary Clinton is a Democrat. She's a mainstream Democrats,
you know, more loose than Lyndon Johnson no more liberal than
Barack Obama no more transactional than her husband,
and we will survive
now. We think that means no more transactional than her husband
like getting hookers or what does that mean transactional
than her husband?
I have no I'd doing deals No, no
could be deal well deals Yeah. Deals. Yeah, they know deals
Democrat. She's a mainstream Democrats, you know, more or
less this guy.
I forget his name. So some lawyer. I didn't write it down.
I'm sorry, Johnson no more liberal than Barack Obama no
more transactional than her husband, and we will survive.
Donald Trump is a fascist He's a dangerous man dangerous and
having the president united states
we can I can I have is dangerous, dangerous. And then
Chris Hayes,
when you've got a guy that cites the national National Enquirer
as a source, that perhaps this isn't a guy you want to listen
to. And so, so if he keeps on saying things like the China
invented this, that'd be actually helpful for our cause.
Because the more he makes it, the homesters look at absolutely
unhinged, to quote, Jeb Bush, it really helps us because it
causes it causes people that want a free enterprise solution
to a huge challenge, to come forward and say, You know what,
we're for these reasonable people. And we don't want to be
painted with this terrible brush of reading the National Enquirer
and deciding that's a good source. This is the metaphor
here
is that Donald Trump is like a hot, wet rag applied to an
infected wound that is
drawing up
the stuff that you want to that you want to concentrate. That's
the hope
he's a great.
That's a good one.
That's one of the better ones.
Yeah. And we shouldn't listen to the National Enquirer like when
they told us about John Edwards. Yeah, because
they were what? Oh, right. Yeah, that's true. And although very
different, this is the last bit I have on him do anything. But
did you did you hear the Chris Matthews Hot Mic thing about
Melania? Trump?
Yeah, I heard it a couple of times. I thought it was you had
to really listen to it closely over and over again to actually
deconstruct what he what he said. And it was pretty, it was
pretty, it was low, low end. Yeah.
It's only 16 seconds. And then Brian Williams is talking. I
think Brian Williams is also hearing it in his earpiece,
because he's getting a little Oh, definitely. He's stuttering
and getting a little confused. But what Matthew says is the
paraphrasing, look at Melania how she walks she's got that
model walk she's just dynamite and then just salivating he says
I could watch
that all day.
A party will trust Trump to be able to make that decision. I
think the Party won't ever roll and sincere walk the runway we
just heard from the likely nominee of the Republican Party.
We will go to a break here like it wants to the discussion
continues right after this.
Oh, horndog that was
just embarrassing. Yeah. Watch that all day. How
come Rachel Maddow to talk about hot mic? They
got somebody do some? I for my opinion, yeah. Just 90% of these
things are done by some guy who hates someone in the control
room. I mean, he's in the control room. He hates someone
he's I mean, there's some incompetence maybe but I think
let's leave his make heart
that could do it and I could be I could we I've always believed
that there's guys in the control room. And those guys that listen
to a show from Conchita has been in control rooms. They just
leave the mic. Oh, I left it. Hide it. Oh, the guy went to the
bathroom. Oh, sorry. Let's light up. See what oh,
yeah, that used to happen to me all the time. Yeah. Oh all the
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Underwood, Underwood Underwood. Corwin under what Holon? Like
coming up at all. There it is. Underwood. Was anybody seen the
newest version Corwin? Under what era? It is. May 7 ITM
gentlemen sorry donations are low for this period of Think the
same deployment for some deployment karma. Oh, we need
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for six months in one of the most rich oil rich countries in
the Middle East, which is the UAE. Nice leaving behind my wife
and child of nine months sarcastically glad I have to
leave my family for under the undeclared wars overseas
contingency operation to protect our interests and airspace in
the Persian Gulf. Nice up que a motherfucker.
Karma for him then show your show. You've got karma. All
right. Gay have fun. Colin. Yeah, well, he'll stay in touch
for sure.
Give us some reports Yeah. Reports.
Okay, thanks, everybody. Executive producer and Associate
Executive producers. That's nice. Coming home to that highly
appreciated and especially since I you know, I came I did all the
clips this morning. I got up at six. We were in bed like
midnight. We got up at six. And for me it's now what is it? Body
time? I guess seven 8pm So just a little nutty and we will have
a another show on Thursday. Of course you okay. I am. Oh, ah
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Even I can do it in France with my little bit of French. Our
formula is this. We go out for hit people in the mouth. You
should be doing it. Shout outs just something odd popped up
this morning when I was doing Eclipse. This is this is a
report from Sean no Wisconsin. Shine Oh, Wisconsin, local news
report.
It's a problem at schools across the country. But shadow police
want it to find a new proactive approach when it comes to
fighting bullying vote the
parent get involved. We feel that just given a ticket to
finances is a cop
talking by the way out of this
isn't the answer.
The facts of the new ordinance are apparent. We'll be warned if
police determine their child was involved in bullying, the parent
will have 90 days to address their child's behavior. After
that time, if police determined the child is still bullying, the
parent will be issued a $366 Fine. Two offenses in one year
will equal a $681 Fine.
I think something needs to be done for sure. When my son comes
home and he's just not too happy some days.
I mean, they have three months that their kids can go to
counseling and maybe eight get to know the situation at hand on
why they bullied to begin with.
A few parents told me they question all the ordinance will
be enforced because they say labeling someone a bully can be
subjective.
This isn't generated towards the kids being kids, some playground
banter. This is the person that is is meticulously using social
media, or seeing things that are vulgar and attempt to hurt. Just
credit. Do you mean a person Oh,
so local ordinance. If your kid is bullying on social media and
get fined, but you have three months to correct your child,
your little slave. Now along with this story comes another
story which we may have covered in 2014. But we I guess we've
been I didn't remember. Obama actually created an anti anti
bullying Task Force. And they're also in the news by coincidence,
but this is for the protected Pacific Islanders who I did not
know but they're getting bullied. No, yeah. So is this
Hawaii is that they that protected?
Hawaii is notorious for having mostly racial bullying and once
one sort or another.
Yeah, so they need to stop we need to stop the bullying. We
will
live up to our ideals. We just have to keep speaking out
against hatred and bigotry in all of its forms.
So I'm proud of all of you for rallying around the Muslim and
Sikh and Arab and South Asian communities to face a rising
tide of bigotry and harassment. To support your work, we
recently launched the API Bullying Prevention Task Force
to look at ways that the federal government can help your
communities prevent and respond to bullying. The Justice
Department successfully recommended the addition of anti
Sikh, anti Hindu and anti Arab anti Middle Eastern category As
to the FBI hate crime reporting for hate that's gonna strike
recording farm these despicable crimes,
despicable crimes to stand in crimes, something they're not
crimes
isn't a crime. He's he said despicable crime, these
despicable
crimes, plural. It's not a crime No,
they're not crimes, boy, it's freedom of speech. If anything,
no crime.
The Justice Department successfully recommended the
addition of anti Sikh, anti Hindu and anti Arab anti Middle
Eastern categories to the FBI is hate crime reporting for that's
gonna strengthen our efforts to end these despicable crimes.
But I guess he means people crimes, I guess he means the
hate crimes.
Damn me calling someone in a hole is not a crime in the first
place. Even if he'd said, because you hate that guy.
Whatever. Yeah, this is just that they're just trying to keep
shed Shut up.
That's gonna strengthen our efforts to end these despicable
crimes. And we will continue to stand in solidarity, solidarity
with all of our LGBT brothers and sisters against hateful
rhetoric and discriminatory state laws targeting them.
How about just everybody just being feel so much better? Which
is everybody everybody
done a role? Well, this is this is the better story is the one I
have over local on Don and Gilroy. Okay, so we got a douche
bag pedophile teacher. And Where's where's Gilroy? Gilroy
south of San Jose?
Oh Scylla Silicon Valley area.
It's actually the southernmost tip of Silicon Valley in many in
many interpretations, okay, because, you know, there is no
such thing. But so they've got this guy who is you have to
listen to the whole strike because it's there's a funny
element to it. Besides the fact that they brought in Gloria
alread to sue the school district over this joker.
I'm sorry, that was my cue.
Well, Dan, the lawsuit centers around high school teacher
Douglas Leigh who was arrested just last week on charges. He
was trying to get young boys to send him nude photos but the
charges laid out in this lawsuit go back more than a year ago.
As far as we're concerned, the school district gets an F grade
on protecting the students and we are determined to hold them
accountable. At a
news conference Thursday afternoon high profile attorney
Gloria already announced she has filed this 29 Page lawsuit
against the Gilroy school district on behalf of a former
high school student who received a sexually explicit text
messages from Gilroy high school teacher Douglas Leigh,
it is time for the Gilroy Unified School District take
action to protect our children. I am disgusted that the district
did not do enough to protect my daughter. She had to leave her
friends, her classes and Gilroy High School.
Those text messages too graphic to repeat were sent a year and a
half ago. The school district says they reprimanded les but he
was allowed back in the classroom. And just last week
lay still a teacher at Gilroy High was arrested accused of
posing as a woman online and enticing young boys to send nude
photos of themselves. If the district
had done what it should have done. Mr. Lai would not have
been in a position to engage in sexually inappropriate behavior
with hundreds of minors who were reportedly current and former
Gilroy students.
All red says the district should have fired lay on the spot when
he sent those sexually charged text messages to his 10th grade
chemistry student. The girl's mother is now suing the district
for negligence emotional distress and sexual harassment
and because they failed to take meaningful actions many more
children were harmed. The Gilroy Unified School District has
learned a lesson and that they will in the future do what is
right and necessary.
Yeah okay. So here's so here's the story. Here's
here's the story here you go.
Now this guy obviously sends a dirty text or you know
borderline sex text to this girl and she so she leaves the school
can't take any reports in the schools as okay okay, apparently
half the teachers are doing this so now that guy is he gives up
on women or girls as it were decides to go after the boys by
posing as a woman. Which Gee, no one has ever done this on the
internet. Hello Second Life. So he poses us some hottie I'm
guessing and has a picture he just randomly grabbed from
somewhere. So this is me. Will you send me your naked pictures,
you know You guys know this the men that got the boys the boys
that are in the 10th 11th and 12th grade I'm guessing they're
apparently damaged by this because God knows any you know
any kid who's a news like 1415 or 16 Who's chatting with a
hottie who wants to see his naked body is now now he's going
to need therapy for the rest of his life because he's an you
know this is going to disturb him whether he finds that she's
a he or not that's the way the present the story and then all
red makes it even worse with her analysis of this by saying he
wouldn't have done this would have not happened to these 100
boys who he even you know I guess texted email or met in the
chat room or whatever if he had been fired immediately after he
had harassed his 10th grade girl but that's not this this is a
good cognitive dissonance there's no way if he was already
where we just do would have started earlier well this is
what a young girl to get the naked boys this is
what I don't understand as a member a non binary white
privilege male from the cisgendered community but I do
not understand why the LGBTQIA P community does not see that this
is a man in need of therapy. He needs help but instead everyone
wants him fired boy to kill them
you know the guy loves the game all em the guy
needs help this is a very this is this is very very strange to
me coming from Bono just to strange me in general that all
the everyone wants to help everybody but when someone has a
non approved sexual disorder or that's then called a disorder
then who knows
nobody wants to help him No, I'm going to fire and lock him up
yeah the output them put them on the sex offender list and now
that's a very good point. It always bothers me it seems it's
the same with abuse with child abuse it's the same thing that
has been not a doctor but in a large amount of cases. It is the
abusers were abused themselves. They need help you know they
don't need to be you know they had the nuts cut off the help
they may not be appropriate help for society but they need help.
This has been we're all so concerned with everything but
not with all the right things.
I'm glad that's due to vote on the jingle for that little thing
you just did.
I will say common sense from a disc jockey now a podcaster
i I wonder when they can do this but I would guess if they could
they would wonder when you will be put on a the sex list of the
what's it called the
sex or sex offenders who me?
No, not you. Oh, I wonder when guys who pose as women online?
Oh, totally on the sex offenders list. That's a good one. Seems
to me sex offense. Defensive to me. I bet you get a lot of the
peeing in the park but it gets you put on that list which is
got nothing to do as sex has got to do with paying give that
union on the list or paying in the parking there's plenty of
people on the list or peeing in the park. Then you should be if
you pose as a woman in a chat room and that I'm talking about
you know, our chat room probably has half of the abusers over
there do that. Yeah.
I've done it. We've all done it John.
I've done it I've done it Yeah, everybody does it once in a
while just because it's a funny it's almost
like tucking your penis between your legs we all do it once I
never
done that never now it's too damn big walking
by walked into that there was a brick wall I walked into my face
hurts. Oh ah All right. All right. Well change of topic then
perhaps. Yes. Let me take us somewhere. But I'd like to take
what I was gonna do an entre monjas for the the right mood.
Okay, okay. Earthquake coming, who
always love that to
the index and a new warning about the big one hitting
Southern California leading earthquake scientists predicting
the San Andreas Fault is quote, locked, loaded and ready to
roll. He says stress has been building along the state's
longest fault line for more than a century now. The last big
quake to hit the southern San Andreas was a 7.9 It was back in
1857
begin to die. You're gonna die. You're gonna die. The big one is
ready, locked and loaded. Gotta love it
right back in the climate gate, we had the big big meeting while
we were on our European tour. Eu tour the climate initiative in
Europe. Hall, we looked at the climate initiative that is one
of these funds that is being funded by taxpayer money that
will be distributing these funds in carbon credits and other
infrastructure projects pretty much the money. And I have to
say, I'm not really against the concept, because we're going to
be taking this money to put into American companies. The problem
is, they're going to be building infrastructure in other
countries, instead of it happening here. So we do get
some money, but it's not really a good thing. And this is part
of this whole Paris agreement. So jumping a little bit of how
they got everyone was was at this I was being interviewed in
in relation to the Paris Agreement and this climate
initiative. And let me see what I have here. First up, we have
Shaun Donovan, he is the part of the administration. He's from
the Office of Management and Budget, then he sees a very,
very bleak future for when it comes to climate change. But he
knows that Wall Street is going to pay attention. Eventually, we
know what
happens where we live impacts you, when the surging stormy
seas storm onto Wall Street, that stifles commerce globally,
when infrastructure buckles, US airports or seaports shut down,
we all get stuck. And what happens where you live impacts
us. When a heatwave hit Russia in 2010, damaging crops, the
whole world saw a doubling of wheat prices threatening food
security, price shocks to stable crops don't just threaten food
security, they can contribute to political unrest in Syria,
drought contributed to mass migration, and urban unrest
play pay no attention to the bombs and the boots on the
ground and the terrorists and all that pay no attention to
that it was climate change.
That's why I'm proud that the United States has committed
contributing $3 billion to the Green Climate Fund starting this
year
by but about 3 billion of your tax dollars going overseas. Of
course, you would not have any kind of initiative without
Albert Gore standing up and spewing a little bit. Ah, he's
good.
The climate related extreme weather events. And I won't go
through them all. But every night on the television news now
is like a nature hike through the book of Revelation.
Every night on television now it's like a nature hikes at the
book of Revelation. Thanks out.
And I couldn't believe me show you the 1000s of examples. First
climate refugees domestically, we just relocated our first
climate refugees. Yeah. Sen.
John, we did you know that in the United States, we just, we
just migrated our first climate change refugees. Did you know
this? There was everywhere in the news. Did you not know?
I apparently missed that story.
This is a hometown story, baby climate change refugees migrated
because of extreme weather events
in Houston, Texas. Two weeks ago, there
you go. We got refugees in Texas, why the change refugees?
They got the 260 billion gallons, that's three and three
and a half days of the full flow Niagara Falls to for
260 billion gallons. What happened to three inches of
rainfall or a foot what now has to be 260 billion gallons of
rainfall. What kind of trick is this? That's a good one. Is this
also cognitive dissonance? Because it sounds like a lot
more than you know. Three inches of rain. Well through it. But
there was a lot of water. We had floods. But
yeah, catered our first climate refugees. Yeah, yes. And yeah,
in Houston, Texas. Two weeks ago, they got the 260 billion
gallons, that's three and three and a half days of the full flow
Niagara Falls.
It's a reference within a reference to many references, I
think so to
less than two days into Harris County, as the second year in a
row that this has happened. In in in Houston today,
evacuating now it is whether you know that by now extreme weather
events, three more
cities and Alberta, Alberta. 70,000 people evacuated
yesterday because of the fires right in the center of the tar
sands region. So Mother Nature turns out to be more persuasive
than any of us. The laws of physics are a little bit hard to
deny
the laws of physics now. The laws of physics are hard to
deny. I'm not sure how that works into it. I guess
everything's physics. Then there was this huge native ad that ABC
ran. I don't know if you caught this. That was for global
change.gov which is Uh, you know, it's all a part of this
week all a part of the the Paris Agreement, part of the funding
or the announcement of the funding of something it hasn't
been ratified yet. But yeah, they're pushing for it. And
Jimmy Kimmel brand, kind of like a PSA, which started with his
lead in,
which was similar has a lot of this on his show, I have to say,
this was an ad. This was an ad it was it was funny from a
comedic standpoint. But it for it to end up with, you know, the
URL full screen, global change.gov You know, not very
subtle, who paid for this airtime. And you know, was paid.
This was not, hey, let's do something good. No, big, big,
big money. And they got the best writers. They got the best
producers. So they came up with a genius package.
The people you're about to see are scientists. They're
Americans that are not part of some imaginary conspiracy.
They're just a smarter version of us. Watch this. And if at the
end, you disagree. While we're all underwater, I hope you'll be
the last one who gets a snorkel okay.
Hi, I'm Miranda Trapani. I'm the paleoclimatologist and isotope
geochemist.
Hi, I'm Alex Sol, and I'm a climate scientist. I'm Jeremy
pal, and I'm a hydro climatologist. I'm Nina
karnovski. And I'm a polar ecologist. I'm Chuck Taylor, and
I'm an environmental analytical chemist. I'm John Dorsey. I'm a
marine environmental scientist. Over the past 40 years, 1000s of
scientists have studied climate change
definitely happening. And it's caused by human beings.
That's you and me. And the consequences could be extremely
dire, catastrophic, apocalyptic.
And here's the thing. When we tell you all this, we're not
with you.
Not with you. Definitely not with you. Why don't we put you
think about it. If I wanted to screw with people, do you think
I would have gotten into climate science? With you? I'm sure we
could do a lot better than anthropogenic climate change.
I'd probably tell you that a meteor was coming and then try
to sell you a helmet. We know about this
stuff. We have PhDs
in science
science is not a prank. This is
not a prank. Once when I was younger, I like one of my
buddies in a porta Potti that pushed it over help. That's a
friend suggested summer
global warming real.
It's real manmade, caused by carbon pollution.
temperatures soaring oceans rising
ice melting.
Real we're not with you. We're not with you. We're not with
you.
If not for our generation than for his paid for by
science, climate
change is real. There you go.
And there's nothing better and for funnier than a little kid
cussing like
the younger and they did not blurred the kid's mouth. So you
could really see what the kid was saying.
Yeah. Which by the way, is child abuse?
Totally child abuse? That's yeah, they're a YouTube video
interactive services.
Thank you. Yeah. Child abuse making a kid cuz I mean, maybe
enjoys it. Maybe he does. That's beside the point.
Yeah, it's not okay. It's never okay. Okay. Never. Okay.
By the way, this much flats are still
still there. But man, that's a psychological operation right
there. Vaughn Kimmel's. Yeah,
that was a bit extreme, I have to say. And by the way, they
would have what it might take away this climate change thing
ever since they've switched it from global cooling in the late
70s to global warming, and probably in the mid 80s. Yeah.
Do we? How often do they just go out of their way to try to
convince everybody that this is going on and nobody's paying
attention? This must be very disheartening. That is a piece
that's trying to tell you that climate change is real. Yeah.
Why do you need to do that? That piece after 20 years?
Because we need to tell the slaves what to think. It hasn't
worked for 20 years. That what makes it anyone think this is
gonna work?
Well, it's working to a large degree.
I think that's not true. I
think $3 billion, about this about $3 billion about the flow.
Yeah, but that's, that's small potatoes. I'll take it. I take
it to just like a rationalization for spending the
$3 billion military budget. Nobody complains about that.
Well, interesting. You bring that up. There was another nice
little piece of propaganda. I think one of your I think it's
one of your favorite shows NCIS you like NCIS, don't
you? Oh, it's loaded with propaganda. But they Yes, I do.
It's one of my favorite shows. So the reason I like it, because
I think is one of the best structured shows ever written.
We know that there's a lot of issues with this administration
and the military in so many ways. Certainly when it comes to
veteran Since there's no denying that the Veteran Association has
been a disaster over the past, certainly, you know, a couple of
years that we've heard about it, who knows? 50 years? Okay, but
hasn't gotten better, I don't think. And Michelle Obama was in
a whole episode and she's in the I saw this episode with Mark is
Mark Harmon is that the guy that the actor
Mark Han was carrying the show? Yeah, here we go.
I am so honored to have been a part of this. I still can't
believe I'm here. Listening to everyone's stories. It made me
feel like I'm not alone.
Because you're not alone. And one of the reasons we hold these
roundtables is to stay connected to our military families.
Special Agent Gibbs, I've been briefed on everything you've
done for Anne's family.
And before I go on, what I noticed about her acting is it
is exactly the way she speaks when she's speaking in public,
which means of course, she's acting. Good point.
And from what I heard, you've gone above and beyond.
It's my job. Both NCIS and Joining Forces. Their support
has been I can't thank you enough.
And we should be thanking you. I mean, we know the sacrifices our
military families are making and it doesn't go unnoticed, nor do
the sacrifices of our veterans, our server. Now, I understand
that there's somewhere else you need to be isn't that right?
Special Agent gets? Absolutely.
So about that,
you know, the piano.
I gotta tell you that, you know, I've acted, I'm not a great I'm
kind of more of a natural actor, but you give me a script and I
can't act. This is a problem. I'm not good for anything. But
I've done a lot of you know, like another world or you know,
as as Adam curry always, and I pop up in some shows. And
whenever I look back at it, it's always like I'm trying to act
myself then it's always forced and dumb. It's hard. It's hard
to act like yourself, but Michelle Obama does very very
well.
Yeah, yeah. I think your points well taken. That's because she's
an actress
a before we, we have a Mother's Day Thank you list that we need
to talk about. It was interesting. I got a email. I
don't know if I put you on the reply or not. One of our knights
actually said hey, man, you know, it's in reference. I guess
he hasn't caught up yet to all the shows. And he said, Hey, you
know that thing about plated that food service, man, but did
you guys finally buckle. You know, John was asking questions,
and it clicked clearly didn't give a crap. He was just asking
him, because he had to do as if we had taken money from someone
for some native advertising. So I want to do two things. One, I
just want to reiterate that when we talk about something we like
or dislike, it's because we like or dislike it. We have no other
skin in any game. That's because we don't take advertising money.
But I do want you to hear what it sounds like when someone is
doing a it's not. It's more like an in show advertisement. But
this was a podcast, the Ben Greenfield fitness podcast. Have
a listen to this. And then you understand the difference
between us talking about something we like or like the
Amazon Echo. And John of course doesn't like it. And someone
who's doing a podcast, which is taking advertising money.
But first, let's talk about bugs. Because this episode is
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They're actually as natural to eat as fruits and vegetables in
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protein as other forms of meat.
I also noticed this as a fitness podcast. So it's targeted
advertising
kits are 20 times more efficient to raise for protein compared to
cattle and produce 100 times less greenhouse gases. Yes,
apparently crickets fart less than cow's nice anyways, they're
high in protein they contain anyways acids, they've got over
twice the iron of spinach. They've got a ton of B vitamins
being the ones from XO bars or cricket protein sources that I
like because they're natural. They're dairy free, gluten free
grain free, soy free paleo certified etc
and then he doubles down with
and I've eaten them. Peanut butter and jelly is a fantastic
flavor. There are no legs. There are no antennae. Don't worry,
they taste amazing.
I'm going to show my son move by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Wow. Yeah, we do have a few people thinking that way. We
don't have to advertise eating bugs. I have a buggy story, too.
We'll give it give us to give it to us. Now. Go ahead. I'm
alright. So I'm coming back. I went to the city on BART. And
I'm coming back on BART. This is the trans. So I sit down next to
this woman who is reading so it's like a text. This is some
school thing that she's got there. And she's flipping
through it. And she gets to this page on why bugs are better to
eat. And he does a long thing. And I'm looking at this and I
took a picture of it, which I'll try to remember to put in the
newsletter, I'll tweet it out to definitely tweeted out a divorce
at the real Dvorak. And so I said, What is this? I says to
her, I didn't mind interfering with what she's doing. And she I
said, this is let me take a picture of that. And she said,
Yeah, sure. And then we started chatting, and she turns out to
be a woman who's teaches English as a second language. And this
is the book that that we do newbies coming into the country.
The immigrants Yeah. are reading about eating bugs, why they
should eat bugs that that was the most insulting thing you can
give somebody who just moved into the United States
do we can do we know the title this book? Can we get a copy of
it?
I have the it may be in the photo. But I just took a picture
of the article. Oh, man, dynamite. But yeah, that's what
I thought it was dynamite. And she went on about, I said, and
she thought it was kind of silly. They have this article
she didn't think about until I pointed it out to her. And I
said the vegans are behind this. So she cracked up. I just had
somebody else listening in and they cracked up I just had
a great idea for a chain for a franchise chain. Doug's Bugs.
Bugs like Shake Shack, Doug's bugs. Yeah, dynamite. But
another billion dollar idea that will never be followed up on.
I think in this case, it's probably wise. Not to follow up.
But it's what you say. If you watch someone will have a
version of Doug's bugs. One day, we screw these
people that put up with this is bullcrap. beyond me, I start
thinking a few people who came in with lesser amounts and the
executive producer amounts are Corwin Underwood. Who was the
last I'm sorry, I got him there. Sir Don, the night of the no
agenda has sent a note in, we always break for nights. Yeah,
we always break for nights. And it's kind of a but it's a good
note as a little long, but here it goes. Thank you for the many
lessons on the mainstream media. I naively thought that people
did their jobs, as I did when I was working back then, as a
scientist for the good part of the time I worked for the
military industrial complex. And one time in 1972. I admit that
in order to keep the funding going, I completely ignored the
evidence counter to the funded project. So I'm guilty to is the
climate change argument. Ignore the evidence counter to the
funded project. So I'm guilty too. It must be a human failing
that wants to keep the butter on the bread. Today, today, we
should get a birthday call out. skim over it. They call it
didn't ask for it. Oh, Corwin. Today I'm at Holy moly. And
retired with a number of houses that I ran out I sit and reflect
I live 10 feet from the high water mark on the ocean right?
This is your dog? Yes, sir. Don, I want to know agenda. That's
okay. As I live 10 feet from the high water mark on the ocean and
it's pretty quiet. The air is growing by leaps and bounds
shopping malls are coming up all over the place in the new homes
where we get all the water we need when who will take our
garbage. Maybe it was what Pierre tie hard the court shard
Don lecture long ago, I can't pronounce his name. We are
creating a new organism where the we are humans on the cells
of the larger organism. I don't know. I don't want to know. I
know you have to. You have thoughts about where humanity is
going in the long stay 100 or 10 1000 years from now because
it sure looks like we're doomed. I wrote another note I apologize
for not contributing much lately and I did not want to but then a
gem of a lesson comes every now and then and I cannot not
support you to double negative. Aloha.
Aloha to you, sir. Thank you. I'm gonna give you a little bit
of karma for that@youth.com Karma. He probably he should he
should be a ham doing Morse code CW. That's that's that's who
they are. Man. I talked to him all the time. We'll talk
yeah, and they're all a ad. Yeah, the older some. Yeah, this
really keeps you going.
The guy was at the one guy was at the Battle of the Bulge.
Oh, geez, he must be in his 90s. Yeah. Yeah. That's fantastic.
Well,
the ball J, he's telling me all about, you know what happened
there. And in Morse code that's the cool part. Took a long time
for him to tell his story.
Yes, it's a very, it's a very low bandwidth, very low
bandwidth, but also ladder at a time.
Hey, that's the guy's mode of communication. I'm open to it.
Andrew Yang in Cincinnati, Ohio. 12345. This has been basking in
the no agenda karma too long without donating. Okay, all
right, Vlad. Andre, I guess it's Giga giga, in London, UK. Keep
up the good work. Thank you. 12345. Stuart Allen in Truman's
Burg New York. 11139. David voce Vossen in Duluth, Minnesota 108.
At some point somebody wants to Duluth Minnesota is America. Oh,
John urban a or Robinette 100 Josh Thibodeau, in Dayton, Texas
100. He's been behind because he's been out of the country on
his honeymoon on his honeymoon. Anonymous in Hoboken, New Jersey
100 harrow holster herb in Sugar Hill, Georgia at 220.
John was on his fire for the Mayday show with his just date
the black guy and self immolation comments almost
brought tears from laughing so hard come for the deconstruction
stay for the comedy says sir herb
Avila guy was somebody sent in a thought it was up higher. It
should have been like 108 or 100 Somebody's sending a was a
double call out to two moms never got on here. Where it is
take a look at those other popular Dobby looking
you move on I'll be looking
oops. Image. Just push the wrong button. gentle way, sir. Okay,
we did it. Christopher lemon in Olathe, Kansas 808. Boobs. Matt
to Halle in Gatineau. Quebec. 808. Boobs. wants to thank you
for doing all this hard work. Carla Krueger in Montgomery,
Alabama and 808 Boobs. She
says please. Credit boobs to my wonderful spouse Joe Kruger's
quest for knighthood. Now that's a woman right there.
Yeah, that's a keeper. The Daniel West West veer in Jersey
City, New Jersey. 7777. He also loves a very long note to read
to ourselves. Sir Pete in Amsterdam
just want to say he felt he needed to tell us how no agenda
saves his wife and he. Oh, yeah. How? Well, the long story but
we're very happy about it. I gotta read this. I haven't read
it yet. So I'll read the story. We'll talk about it. Maybe on
Thursday.
Okay, 7777 for net Daniel in Jersey City. He missed a meet up
at sparks sir Pete in Amsterdam. That's our friends repeat 7175
So Kevin dills in Charlotte, North Carolina 6432 Christopher
Dolan in Brookline. Hey Cronus juice nuts. And he is it's 6171
Now we have the call us to the moms starting and by the way I
want to mention this we will have there's gonna be some
overflow some people are gonna miss this they still want their
margin call we will do one but we'll we'll do this on the
Thursday show.
Do we have a problem with the newsletter was there besides
sent out or something
did not get picked up. For some reason. It looks like it got
some people I talked to one guy. And he says it got thrown to
spam. And then he sent me a note showing that he got taken off
the mailing list by MailChimp for no apparent reason.
Was this by any chance? I tweeted it now. I saw that but
you had Mother's Day in the subject line.
I don't remember what the subject line was because that
would
that would that would trigger it. I think so. Yeah. Cuz
everyone's sending Mother's Day offers. We think possibility.
It's a possibility. Sounds like something whether violations
that I knew Google would do, but I put the Mother's Day thing for
sure. And in the second melee, and everybody seems to have
gotten that.
Yeah, but it had no links or anything was just one text.
Right. So make a different score.
Hmm, interesting. As always, something bastards. Sir Patrick
Coble in Fairview Tennessee 5816 karma to all the moms out there.
It's simple. It's to the Point Marijke melodic melodic melodic
in Kissimmee, Kissimmee. Kissimmee Kissimmee I think it's
because it's semi semi. Semi that's what it is. Happy
Mother's Day to my mommy, Jana. A lot of off from sunny Florida
Cova paddock over let's get right Jeff MC Reynolds in
Garland Texas 5860 These are all 58 sixteenths and we were
promised to read the names of the moms. Happy Mother's Day to
my awesome mom, Pat, Mick Reynolds. I thought this would
be a great opportunity to honor my mom and be my first donation.
Good Nice. These dudes should be with the new shit the end.
Consider yourself deduced Howard Lucha ro in worse Wooster,
Massachusetts 5816 He's got no mom listed up no area's Happy
Mother's Day to Lucy Ryan Show Walter in Providence village
Texas. Dame was this show Walter what it is. Now, is this right
what is this in your thing?
What do you which one are you looking at?
I'm looking at show Walters. Ryan Ryan Show
Walter Providence village Dave Chantelle for being a wonderful
mother from Teddy and Ryan Sir Thomas of the apocalypse. That
sounds right. Yeah.
Sorry this is gonna take forever lion fog well in Raleigh, North
lane,
Lane Fargo
Lynn fog well in Raleigh, North Carolina 5816 And is the
happiest most well adjusted person in the planet. Happy
Mother's Day to Lee and fog Well my wife and mother. Here's what
I'm gonna tell you what, what the problem is. Since these are
all single lines the I have to click on each one to open up the
text. Okay,
then I'm going to run through them. Let me take over step
aside son. Right Okay, Lynn Lynn Fargo comes in twice Happy
Mother's Day to Lorraine may fog. Well, my mom she passed
away in 2002 but I'm sure she will get the message. Yes, we
have harmonics on the podcast and sometimes it does get
through to other dimensions. Jason fortuin, Geneva, Illinois
no mom mentioned Carl Linder from Cary, North Carolina. Happy
Mother's Day. Isaac Pickett from Trussville Alabama. I'm shocked
that more people don't honor Greg mothers like Thelma Piggott
and Brenda Pickett, William will rock from Lucas North Carolina
and for Julie Milly, Chrissy, Cassie, Susie and Taya or Thea
and then I believe William will be a night today with that final
donation of 5816 Paul random from Cottonwood Heights Utah
Happy Mother's Day to Lesley random sir Craig Porter from
Council Bluffs Iowa. Happy Mother's Day to my mom Laura
Lee. Sorry pronounced Laura Leigh Porter from Sir Craig
Porter. Vale pili from Boulder Colorado Happy Mother's Day to
volley pili pili pili anonymous from McCutchen Ville, Ohio
anonymous says Happy Mother's Day Willow from your son wi l
ough. Amanda from Minnesota John Adams from my last name and city
of red does my city be anonymous on the show? And thank you Happy
Mother's Day Brian Hall from Ann Arbor Michigan and honor my
mother Charlene Hall my best friend who's who alas doesn't
like no agenda very much. Well still cheers from Sir fudge
fountain kilo Bravo Tango India Yankee a kilo eight Tango India
Yankee sorrow All right, the eyes Sir Mark, Duke of Japan
5816 A Happy Mother's Day to Natasha fantastic mother to Mila
and Max. Put your feet up today and for the rest of the month. I
hope you broke it ankle heals quickly love and life but I
think he also met Love and Light Sir Mark Dukkha Japan Japan C
and all disputed islands with new runways or not. He's a poet
that man is Dan reader from mods land Queensland, Australia
French restaurant bill plus no agenda donation his happiest mom
ever, ever the math checks out? Michael Smith the second
Jacksonville Florida to my wife Rachel Smith, Robert Kane,
Columbia Alabama. Happy Mother's Day.
Did you miss David or Lana's or?
I may have David artlantis from San Marcos, California call out
to the memory of my mother Rosa ricardas. Thank you John? Robert
Cain, Columbia colombiana, Alabama Happy Mother's Day to my
awesome wife and mother of our two human resources from her
knight in shining underwear. Sir, our cane code Dave for
guisado from the parts in the military, for melody, my lovely
wife and mother of my little girl, William Granger from
Marion, Indiana. If this gets read, I just want to say Happy
Mother's Day to my mom and that I can't wait to see her
tomorrow. Brian SIdora wits from Hamburg, New York. Denise
wouldn't be listening to you if not for her Happy Mother's Day a
fine mom indeed Roberto Gutierrez from Homestead,
Florida and memory of Carrie DODDS Gutierrez, first Mother's
Day without her now I know what it feels like. I'm sorry,
Michael Chamblin from Hillsboro, Ohio. Happy Mother's Day to my
wife, Katie Chamberlin Wesley Clark Stanley, North Carolina
Happy Mother's Day to Abby, the mother of our two year old human
resource. Your one hot milk baby. So, Sarah schissler from
Midland, Texas Happy Mother's Day Caitlin Williams from Seven
Springs North Carolina.
That the that's that's 55 Oh,
I'm sorry. Yes, I've done so now you can pick it up and I can
continue on with man. That's hard. You do that all every
show. That's hard.
It's harder if there's just one line issue. Caitlin Williams and
Seven Springs, North Carolina 5555. James Zookal in Los
Angeles, California. 5516. Quinn Bailey in Cerritos new is
original car. Where's this? Cirilo Cirilo is New Mexico. It
gets real close because yes, it reloads New Mexico 5516 These
are all actually made a donation carry over. You miss Mayday by
the way, Quinn Bailey, that was Quinn and then come to my house
but do the Duke Nussbaum in Virginia Beach, Virginia 5516
and look over on the right if there's any latent blatant
mistakes that refer to Mother's Day, sure, otaku and Lewisville
Texas the FY 16 Greg dar in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. 5516
Double nickels on the dime from Vladimir Landman in Sioux City
Iowa. Brandon well chin faffed Town New North Carolina and he
and he has a happy first Mother's Day to my mill fiance
Kristen Menotti, and he had a douche bag for Mark Carsten
douchebag. Okay,
Kevin reasons fast, fast, fast. Fast, fast. Fast Devin Reeves in
Kalamazoo. The 450 Sir Kevin Payne.
Good sir Kevin Reeves actually pretty sure. I think it served
Kevin Reeves.
Okay, I don't think Sir Kevin Reese, the US. trainer in
London, UK. 5533 Daniel Thomas Tomash Tamasha in Washington DC.
Oh, Washington DC, the defi 3116 which is another call back to
Mayday. Yep. And coming from Washington DC is perfect. Miles
comer in Walnut, California 5116. David would find in Alton,
Hampshire, UK 5116 Brian, Clem Zack in Naperville, Illinois, to
do 116 Chris Davidson 5116 In Bella Vista, Arkansas, and Ben
Truman and Abby della zushi Lester. Great Britain. Lester
shower. Leicestershire. Great Britain and congratulations to
the Leicester City Xavi our erat in Paris, France, where hey, we
had a bunch of these there's a whole slew of these come on. So
Laurie Utila Dame Lori's as I recall in Helsinki, 5116 Richard
Hyde, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, UK 5116 Robert
Bruckner in Gilbert, Arizona. 5116 Brent bent Day held Ed Lish
in binning gin, Switzerland, is that Switzerland? Yeah, CH
so Bennett held a Edley and B bidding in
bidding and engaging in these fights. The last Czechoslovakia
could be the CH I know.
CZ Czechoslovakia C Zed and SEM Rush is Switzerland.
Yeah. If you're using internet terminology,
no, but if I'm using I know because it's on they have the
throughout the EU and Europe they have stickers on the back
of the cars. It's a white boy sticker
T CH is this okay? Yes. That would do it. Richard. Hi. Robert
Bruckner and Gilbert Arizona got him bent a we got him Joshua
Brickman in Holland, Pennsylvania. 5116, Vincent K.
James and Madison, Alabama. 5116. And finally, Christine
Kleckner in Trenton New Jersey and she wishes out of mayday
call out. Barry Coggins drops it to 20 $50.27 Parts Unknown Adam
Beck is lost wages Nevada $50 Did following people are $50
donors and it'd be read in order to name and city, Matthew
Genesis ski in Chicago. Justin Barber in Los Angles, please.
Danny loose in Shawnee, Kansas, Ryan Van in Mesa, Arizona,
Jeffrey muntanya in Phoenix, Arizona. Edward Missouri In
Memphis, Tennessee Tim Abel in Bergfeld Berkshire to kill him
Abell Jonathan Meyer in Xenia Ohio at your Alma Guyer in watch
a hot seat Texas what Jack? Why Can't God Gottschee what
Georgie? Something like
that? I think pronunciation guide for that actually
Waxahatchee maybe I don't Alexandra Ciclovia in Moscow or
Moscow man in Moscow. Fri is it sir by the way? I think right
now if I'm not mistaken, I think they think he is for sure.
Francis B lanzar. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Matthew, a no Rocky in Green Valley Lake, California. Robert
Bruckner in Gilbert Arizona. Just a lot of people in Gilbert
and this is Bruckner came in twice last week, Jared Suess.
relation I don't know. In Chicago, Sir Alan Bean over here
in Oakland waving Sir Paul from Horseheads $50 And finally, Sir
Mark Tanner in Whittier. And Sir Brian Watson in Raleigh, North
Carolina sir Brett Farrell. A lot of search coming in here.
Oh, Casey, and Jason deluzy Oh, in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
that concludes our long list of yeah well wishers and helpers
and this
of course was for two shows were so it'd be really appreciate you
guys supporting those. Yeah. And I want to say again, thank you
to Sir cyber for putting together such a dynamite clip
show for us. I really enjoyed it. You are very funny, Mr.
Dvorak. I'm hilarious. You are your comms brandy. Yeah. And I
want to say Happy Mother's Day to my sisters, Tiffany and
Willow and TMT Kay, known as Tina Marie the keeper. They're
all great moms and our moms are dead. So you know, we know that
like to wish them a posthumous Mother's Day and I'd like to
wish Mother's Day to my wife and also to Eric's wife, Dee, or
who's a mother and so we got all the mothers covered and
all the mothers of the world so thanks without you, we wouldn't
be here that's for sure. We would not
be read the newsletter. You know that Mother's Day was not as I
always claimed, and a hallmark Hallmark invention. Hallmark
didn't pick it up for almost 10 years before they finally got a
clue.
But they were on the ball though.
10 years later.
And remember, we have another show coming up on Thursday
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Alright, here's the list for today. Amanda, Carl. Carl says
Happy Birthday to her brand new daughter, Lyra boy, I'm
butchering that one anyway, she's born May 2 is pronounced
Oh, here we go. l morale Oh man. Sir days Happy Birthday to his
wife. Melody. She's celebrating them the 19 Carlos Christina
says Happy Birthday to Jennifer Hendrick. Sir Greg burns turned
50 on May 6, we say happy birthday to him belated and
served on night of the no agenda turns at Happy birthday,
everybody. Here's the best podcast in the universe. But the
jetlag is getting to me by air. Oh, here we go. We have two nice
things today we have Bill rock and Riley Kimball I have the big
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that's what she said. All right, Bill Riley stepped up to the
podium right here on either side of the lectern is right now
Neil, because you're about to become knights of the nogen
roundtable which is coveted and only reserved for those who have
supported the show in the amount of $1,000 or more and I'm
therefore very proud to pronounce que de ser Bella the
rock. Sir below the rock and Sir Nolan Boyd. For your gentlemen,
we have meat and water garlic and broccoli, espresso and milk
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is the best gift bag in the business.
Thank you. We do have the goods in the goodie bag for sure. For
sure. I have one little thing that I thought you would be able
to help with. Fauci and Fauci is he's a CNC machine. Yeah, Fauci,
the CDC guy. And he is the broke guy, right? Both good to be
here. Both that guy that's Fauci, right. Yeah. Okay. So he
had this long statement about Zika. Of course, they're still
trying to get the $1.9 billion from all the people who pledged
it from all the countries mainly, if you have half a
billion from the UK alone, and just kind of the ramping up the
pressure, and that was the Ebola money, then that that's supposed
to flow over to Zika. So he's out there promoting it. And he
is now talking about the mosquito the name of the
mosquito because he mentioned it, but I couldn't really
understand it well enough that
I could, I'd have to look it up again. And then I would have to
read it because it's a very screwy mosquito.
Well, he has some stuff to say about it. And you of course, are
the resident expert as Professor in the biological sciences.
entomologist Aedes aegypti is a very difficult mosquito
Daisy, gypsy Gypsy, the azgfd. aegypti, the agency,
I guess it's from Egypt. Aedes aegypti
is a very difficult mosquito to control and eliminate. That
doesn't mean that it's impossible to have a significant
impact on it. But it will require a very aggressive,
concerted effort for the reasons that I very briefly outlined
their ability to exist and stay in places that are difficult to
eliminate mosquitoes, for example,
they're like a super mosquito. It sounds like John Superboy,
that larvicide
Oh, well, it comes up.
They like to stay indoors as well as outdoors, which makes
the spraying the outdoor spraying ineffective for those
mosquitoes,
we have to spray in your homes. Chemtrails inside.
So what one would have to do is to raise public awareness, have
come have cooperation at the community level to get people as
best as they possibly can, where they can to eliminate and
diminish standing water of any type, as well as to push and try
and to utilize environmentally friendly larvicides and
insecticides.
Oh, oh, environmentally friendly. Monsanto. can wait for
that.
Having said all of that, still going to be very, very difficult
to do right now years ago in the 50s. And the 60s, Brazil itself
made a very aggressive attempt to eliminate the Aedes aegypti
mosquito, they did it successfully, but they did it in
a way that would be almost non feasible today. Very heavy use
of DDT, very aggressive use going into homes, essentially,
spraying in homes.
Now, this is one of my favorite topics. Then he says it will be
very difficult to do it today because of the accepted science
and truth about DDT. And notice that Brazil didn't have this
problem. Once they did that. And DDT you know, we've talked about
it several times in the past years, or over the years of the
people would would eat DDT that didn't dive into big mountains
of it. They wouldn't die. The big problem was I believe it was
a form of Eagle that was dying from it are some Pelican eggs
Pelican, thank you Pelican, that's what it was the pelicans,
but DDT, I think it should be we should really revisit DDT.
I think this may be part of that movement.
Ah, you was telling me that that? Well, he says we have to
do some things. Well, let me know I actually I caught a word
here. Hold on, listen to it
to eliminate the Aedes aegypti mosquito. They did it
successfully, but they did it in a way that would be almost non
feasible today
almost non feasible. Why would it be almost non feasible
as it DDT is illegal and they use DDT to do this trick. This
is a DDT I think that you brought up a clip that I'm going
to interpret as trying to reintroduce, because I heard a
long, long show on PBS and it was on the public broadcasting
system on the radio with NPR, I guess, going on about how DDT
was could have been on the podcast one app,
wrongly taking them off the market. Oh, really? And I think
that they are working on the pro began to necessary reintroduce
DDT be a huge moneymaker. And it does a very good job. The thing
about the eggs may actually be wrong. And in fact, they've you
know, the funny thing is this year, I've seen no pelicans in
the Bay Area, which is very strange. But there's something
now, hold on, right now stop, collaborate and listen. Is there
a company that we can invest in now, that will be producing the
DDT? When the propaganda comes to light? I
think Chevron would be a good one. They make all these bug
killers and they can make DDT at the drop of a hat. I'm sure of
it.
Is there a who historically manufactured Chet Well, let me
try it. Let me see. Knowledge. Who was the manufacturer of DDT?
Sorry, I don't have the answer to that question.
How then how about this book of knowledge wiki PDF, DDT.
DDT is a colorless, crystallin, tasteless and almost odorless
organic chloride known for its insecticidal properties and
environment impacts. Tell me if you'd like me to read more? Oh,
yes. Please read more. Thanks. Good word. klore. Aside, is that
what she said?
Clora days record? No, she didn't say Clora. Side?
Does Monsanto, Monsanto ever make it but I doubt it
personally. Well, can we can you talk to Horowitz? This is what
an opportunity.
Yeah, I think you're actually correct. This is a buying
opportunity. Assuming my theory is correct.
Who cares? You're not gonna lose a lot of money investing in a
chemical company. Now they're gonna get screwed through. You
know, a couple $100 I'd love to try that. Let's listen to the
rest of him see me maybe we'll learn more.
In the 50s and the 60s. Brazil itself made a very aggressive
attempt to eliminate the Aedes aegypti mosquito, they did it
successfully, but they did it in a way that would be almost non
feasible today. Very heavy use of DDT, very aggressive use
going into homes, essentially, spraying in homes, cleaning up
areas, things that I think the general public would not be
amenable to accepting. So we can be done. But historically, it
was done in a way that might not be acceptable now Wow, he's
really couching it isn't it? Sounds like it. That's good.
Well, chatroom saying that Monsanto definitely also produce
it.
No, they are some of them Sure. looking it up.
I'm just looking for the favorites you know shift Chevron
is going to do it I'm sure their favorite their Victoria Newlands
second home was dynamite. Oh, before on a tree search before I
forget, a reminder that we do have show summaries for the no
agenda show. And we have our our producer, our producer who does
it's at blogs.com. And that is, sir Hold on a second. I'm sorry,
Moses. Moses Hall. Moses Hall has also done great jingles for
us. And it's so it's blogs, B LUG s.com/and. A. The and what's
cool about it, this is what I love about our our, our network
are you know, so you look at eight so here's 821 Man
interrupters. I click on it has a whole bunch as a summary of
the next each summary a timestamp. You click on that it
goes over to no agenda player.com to that timestamp.
Oh, okay. That is that's the that's the there's some software
out there that can do that. That's great that he's got this
up
besides so but it's also two different projects connected. I
love that. Really good. Really, really good. Really, really
good. And he also I think he also publishes the whole thing.
All of the episodes in one large PDF if you want that.
Well, I should also mention, then this is my big fear about
all these initiatives. Oh, it's not really a fear. No, it's one
of our producers sent me a note saying no agenda stickers.com I
guess which, which ran out of steam or ran out of time. It has
been picked up by a Chinese porn site. Nice to know you go to no
agenda stickers.com And it's like some crazy porn from China.
Well, I'm on my way. Hold on. Stop the show. Crazy porn from
China. Ah, we love that. What do we got here people? Oh,
excellent. While load
Yeah, it's That's what she said. Hey,
yo, okay, one I'll show
it's not it's not my it's not my category. So my category. Okay.
What else? John Claude? Oh, tech news. You said you had a tech
news segment. Yeah, I
went to
tech news urging Where's where's tech? I always do this. I can't
find it. There's something with the tech news jingle. Yeah, I
know there's something with a tech news jingle that I need to
put it somewhere on the
sheet, make a copy of it with a different title. So you have to
have them to look for Okay, well, there's so many texts and
titles.
Good phones, a landline. And the phone should be made out of
Bakelite.
On my phone,
there we go type of tech newsletter. John C. Dvorak, well
known tech columnist with this
show, I went to the demonstration and opening of the
new IMAX laser IMAX, it's in San Francisco is invited. What is
new about this? Well, it uses a laser for a light source. Oh, do
you use any prisms? It actually has three separate D LPs and
three separate laser light sources blue, green and red that
hit each one of those directly, right. And it gives you a
distorted image. And they had they gave us a demo of a bunch
of the images. And they gave you a this is a screen full size
IMAX screen in San Francisco at the AMC over the 100 feet wide.
80 feet high. So that's bigger than 100 feet. Yes. 100 feet
wide, 80 feet high. And so we got to see that guy. In fact, in
fact, I have a took a movie inside the projection room, I
think somebody might want to look at that someone a post that
on YouTube. That's kind of interesting. And it the guy is
lecturing us about stuff. And so what I learned though, besides
this new projector that they're rolling out, is that it's
actually two projectors to 4k projectors side by side. And
they're either giving you a 2d image that is combined two
images, they bring both of them or they can do a 3d with the
two so they overlay those two images entirely or is it for the
3d effect overlaid
the overlay or can do 3d option Oh, cool. And so I what I
learned it, which I thought was kind of interesting. Nobody know
how many people thought it was interesting, but me, but it
seems as if most of the IMAX movies are upscaled with
original IMAX content within the movie for example, Star Wars The
Force Awakens movie or 2d or whatever you want to watch but
there's only one part of it that's actually shot with pure
IMAX gear. Oh really? And it was it and with a lot of these
movies they apparently go from the IMAX when they would look
like with this giant screen they will they would use the entire
screen for some IMAX content and then drop it back down to
letterbox right in the movie you don't really
notice it you kidding me? No No but you don't notice it
you don't in fact he did a couple of examples of it your
your so because it's damage created screen is so huge and
they have stadium seating and it goes straight up in a baseball
stadium cool and and you don't notice it so much and they get
when they go to letterbox you don't really notice it. But they
shoot certain scenes and all IMAX I guess it uses it so much
bandwidth are so you know, just costly to the very few movies,
although there are some are shot entirely in pure IMAX. Most of
them are upscale from 2k and the upscaler. So but but
isn't that just the resolution? I mean, it's shot on 79
millimeter film, then they'll transfer it is You mean it's
shot digital Those days are over? Forget it. That's done.
It's shot digitally. Yeah, using this one Aeroflex camera, I
didn't know early, meant to lease and this cameras use both
for I'm the newest iMac stuff. And it's used for H Adobe HDR.
Wow, same exact camera. And it does. It's got this just as
hugely, very expensive Aeroflex digital camera. And, and they're
going away from the 70 millimeters of the captive in
the projection room. If anyone ever wants to watch this movie,
there's still the 70 millimeter projector in there in a big box.
And then the two new digital ones. So they're not you know,
there certainly.
Are there still cases where the digit is shot digital and then
they print it to 70 millimeter for IMAX theaters, or do they
all pretty much are they're all going digital now.
I think it's pretty much all digital and dynamite. That's you
know,
so film will basically not be preserved. It'd be just like
Flickr.
It'll be preserved in somebody's garage.
Yeah, on some drive that has a connector that doesn't work. Is
that what is this? What is this Thunderbolt?
Have you got an old iMac?
Let me finish my little anecdote. So. So they showed us
that in the Star Wars movie, there's only one set of scenes
that was actually shot in IMAX. And it's that scene. If you
remember at the beginning of the movie where the I did not see
the guy and a girl first meet, and then they run around as
they're getting shot at. And then they jump in. Han Solo is
old gold device, that old ship is flipper golf, and then they
get chased around. They go to a whole unknown all over the
place. And then they've other planes to chasing and get blowed
up. And it's flivver. It's about 1015 minutes seen, but it is.
And they showed it to us in pure IMAX and the rest of the movies
kind of shot in. I don't know what in their upscaled. So this
is the way they're doing it. They're shooting this important
scenes in pure IMAX and the rest of it is question is just big,
big right?
Eventually, they'll do it all in the big digital format, right?
I think it's all shoot digitally anyway, it's just not
necessarily shot in the IMAX super res. Right.
So it's just it's just a cost issue.
It's I'm sure it is and a storage issue. Yeah. You think?
Yeah. And this is
the speed of storage, you know, if you're not compressing, I
don't know enough about it. But
anyway, you see this? It's a nice impressive thing. And I
asked the CEO is there so I got the chat with him for a while
asking about Dolby, who was the CEO? I don't have his name. It's
one of IMAX. Yeah, Amex is a corporation Corporation has
shares. Oh, cool.
And did you introduce yourself as a podcaster when you ask
these questions?
Hi, I'm John de potty Kashgar. And I'll be talking about I Mac
on the podcast. And so I didn't talk about MX on the podcast,
but it was interesting. You had a good time and got to see a lot
of demos. Cool. Cool. That was great. I have to say I wouldn't
mind having one of
those. So overall, your experience on a scale of one to
10.
I thought it was an eight. And
coming together. That's pretty nice cards. Sorry. coming for
you. That's pretty good.
Yeah, it is. It was enjoyable. I get the what would it need is
they they showed us a copy. We got to watch Captain America
bull crap, whatever it was. Whoa, I'm getting sick of these
Marvel films.
And what would have made it a 10? What was missing?
There were no dancing girls. There was no food. I mean,
there's a little snack for breakfast. It wasn't that
interesting of bagels. And it takes a little more to be a tan
10s are hard. Yeah,
I agree. Hey, okay, my review of the Apple Watch.
But when I actually you'll see that it goes letterbox a lot.
Sorry, I you totally broke up there.
Yeah, what time was that? I've been tracking this by the way
to 55. Oh, now that's that sounds like your connection. But
don't worry. It's good enough.
It's only No no, it's not my connection. I
can guarantee Oh, okay. My connection.
I did. I'm not sure. I think it might be Skype or something.
This has been going on at a very fast. I've been tracking it and
you've been black blacked out for very short periods of time.
30 minutes again.
Yeah. You know, router flap. Some wheel router flop.
Yeah. So you had GPUs?
Yeah. So So I acquired an Apple watch with with a discount I
will say
from was it a five finger discount?
No. It was a family and friends discount? Yeah. From the Tina's
daughter works part time at the Apple store. Oh, Josie, so she
can give discounts? Yeah, it was actually different. We were out
in that area. And we dropped in just say hi to her. And then
we're talking then she I have to say she was pretty pretty brave
says Hey, since you're here, Adam, why not show you the Apple
Watch. And she went into her spiel,
she sold you
banned and here's how she says from your style. I think that
the butterfly class will be exactly what it would be good
for you in the in the the the programming came over me. I
didn't know what happened before before I knew what I was walking
out with the Apple Watch. But thinking okay, let's see if we
can have a real review. I have, you know, I have hate for the
Apple Watch. So it was very difficult for me.
So so sure. So this is a sister daughter, daughter, her
daughter, one of our issues and she obviously has a good
salesperson and I think you know obviously
tons of that goes through tons of training five interviews
before you're even hired.
I can hear the wedding bells already. What does that have to
do with it? Runs in the family sales. Go on sale. Hills
sail. This is the luxury of playing long game. You are card
Devorah. Okay. All right. So first of all, and feel free to
jump in with questions because this is this is a real honest
review. And we've been very negative towards the whole cult
of it the hail apple. And that is, of course, the number one
problem I have with it on my wrist. So now of course, like
like buying a 10 speed bike or, you know, a certain type of car
now I see these things everywhere. I'm like, oh my god,
it's so visible. You know, and it's not it's somehow it's not
the same as your phone because that's in your pocket. It okay,
you take it out, people have kind of all kind of looks the
same, but the watch is very, very distinct. And then you go
wearing the same watch by the same person in my in a club, it
felt very, I find that in general, ugly, just ugly. It's
an ugly thing. But that kind of like being in the cult, it's a
little odd. Now, I wanted to use it for two reasons. One, I
wanted to configure the face to have all this, you know, the
watch face with all the information that would be handy
for me, and such as local time where it was in Europe and then
Austin times I could remember no show time. Weather all of this
stuff. I I've always liked dual times I usually have UTC. In
fact, I had that programmed UTC as well. And, you know, yeah,
it's okay, I have the information I don't have to
calculate. But you know, there's lots of watches that can do
that. It doesn't have to be an Apple watch at all. Then, just
and I had it configured for only certain things to alert me. So
you know, when you get a text message or WhatsApp, or a
calendar notification, those are kind of the things that you can
determine, you know, who what, or whatever comes through, as I
just said, pretty low. I don't want a lot of notifications.
It's it is cool, because you get a notification around the house,
you know, like walking around get a notification, I look.
Okay, that's so and so. Yeah, you can reply from it. If you're
willing to speak like a moron to Siri, and then you wind up doing
it 20 times because you can't type it. So that's completely
stupid. You look like a douchebag talking into your
watch. But the notifications are rude. It's just rude. Because
what happens is, and I noticed this when we were when we're in
Amsterdam, and Paris, and then I get no notification, I look and
then I'd see Tina looking at me like I'm boring you or
something. You're looking at your watch, because that's
exactly what it feels like. And then you're really conscious.
Like, I want to look at my watch when they're not looking. Okay,
quick. Take a quick look. And I know people are having the same
thing.
Can you do the following? You're talking to somebody GAC. And
then you go and you jump, jump, you say, Oh, I hate to do this.
But my watch just told me something important to happen by
giving me a jolt.
I like that. That's that is that would be a good way
that you look at it, paying it hold on one second, then you
look at Hello, one second. Oh, cheese. What is this? Morongo
does watch. I'm sorry, I own it. But go on. Okay, what were you
saying? All right,
then you have the health app, then it's measuring your
heartbeat and your steps. I found that interesting. At the
end of the day, because we were walking around town to say, Oh,
we walked 10,000 steps or near the last day was 15,000 steps.
But miles? I don't I have I have not found that if if it's in
their watch, I couldn't find it very complicated app. That's
what fit. Fitbit gives you the miles I'm sure it's in there.
Because I have a lot of data. Here's the thing that really
pisses me off the heart rate. Because you get these alerts,
like oh, your heart rate is 118. And like, is that good? Is that
bad? My heart rates going up because of the alert. Like what
is this? And you know, when these we don't want to? Well,
there's a couple of times when my heart rate goes up. But it's
always trackable. Back to the opening of our show to the
knighting ceremony. You can see it right on time. You can see my
heart rate go up because I'm energized and I'm yelling I'm
screaming and then once in a while you'll get a reading or
say your your Oh, your heart rate is 198 like that can't be
right 198
I get sad giving you bogus numbers. It must
be bogus numbers, but But now you're conscious of it. And then
even Tina's saying, hey man that's too high and like I'm
sure it's a bogus number Yeah, maybe not be I don't know maybe
not because you know this is bad. I'm concerned. No no.
That's bad. That's it's like it's like a battery on a on a on
a Tesla. Oh, my battery's going down when I make it. Do not like
yeah,
that's a problem. It was electric cars. Yeah. Now and
that's it for the volt.
Yep. Although, of course you can't get more energy out of
something you put into it. So anyway, fine. Then the biggie
for me, which was really disappointing is the maps that I
really, really hope that we could walk through the streets
of Paris, with my phone in my pocket, and the subtle haptic
twitches on my wrist, which felt very comfortable as a Tourette
sufferer. And determine right to turn left, and always walk in
the wrong direction. It's always the odd standing somewhere, and
then it decides a different route. And you go that way and
then said, Oh, no, you go backwards. And meanwhile, Tina
just pulled up the Google Maps. Fantastic. And then you can do
Google maps that you can send it to the watch, but it's also the
Apple Maps, when it says, right, it's kind of like a curve, off
to the right, not a complete 990 degree angle arrow, but a more
like 45 degree, which like, it's the curve, is it to the right, I
don't know. It's horrible. Really, really disappointing.
And everything takes forever, especially when you're when I
was overseas, that the T Mobile, you know, free data forever,
everywhere. But you're like two and a half or three G. So it's
pretty slow data, then, you know, the so then if you're
connecting to pull up anything like, Oh, I'll use the KLM app
to see if the plane is on time. There's like 25 seconds because
it has to talk to the watch. The watch has to talk to the slow
network. Like, just like putting slow pieces in on purpose.
complete, complete fail. I can see no, no case for this
product. No. money back. No, but I'm going to sell it on eBay.
Now bar what is what is the thing Leo always talks about?
Don't they tell gazelle? Don't they take Apple Watches by now?
I'm sure they do. Yeah. Then I think
just the whole feeling your member of a cult. That's what
that really bothered me. It was very, very hard. Oh, and Apple
Pay? Oh, this is hilarious. Do you want to look like a dick?
Use Apple Pay. Be like swipe because you've got to swipe your
wrist upside down. And then your hand is covering the terminal.
So you can't see if it's done it or not. And then you pull your
hand away too soon. And then it's like, oh, rejected, they
have to do it again. You put in the people behind you like who
is this a household? What is he doing?
I ran into that with the I say the same thing. It always works
for me. The
it fails. Sometimes it just fails. I mean, doesn't always
my favorite one is the is the boarding pass on your phone.
Yeah, there's a number of things I do. I've witnessed this a
couple of these one. I've witnessed, I've witnessed all of
these one, it doesn't work. And so the whole line stops. While
they're going back and forth. They bring somebody over and
they're trying to get to work and never works. And you're
standing there waiting for this douchebag to get this thing to
work and you've had a paper thing just throw the paper at
him. You're on your way. Okay, fine. That's one of the things
the other one somebody starts to use it. This has only happened
once that I've seen but I'm sure it happens every once in a
while. A phone rings
Oh, that's another good one. Right? Well, they're putting it
on. Oh yeah,
it blanks out the screen with Okay, so So Jim's calling and so
they gotta David I gotta go and I can't talk right now am I
meant to message so the Yak a few minutes because I gotta get
the guy off the phone without being rude. And so then they get
to thing and then they gotta go fiddle around on the phone to
get the boarding pass to come back up because it's not right
there. And on the backside of the phone call. It's just like,
What is the point of this, you've got a printer at home
just print the damn boring President printed and one of the
kiosks. Instead of going through this book, I get a phone with my
boarding pass.
Well, it gets worse and this of course is relates directly to
industrial society and its future but fine manifesto you
should read one time by some guy also known as the Unabomber. The
how technology is really not helping us this is one example.
But in the Sheraton Hotel in Amsterdam that the airport brand
new hotel, we were hungry, we're in late we've gotten late from
the train that I'm going to go find some needs. So I walk out
to see a refreshment center I go over there, it's a vending
machine, the big one but had all kinds of Dutch snacks and you
know other just like something that we could snack on seem
good. But stick my card in and freezes up. Then and then
freezing up. I mean, there's a little display says putting your
card pull out your card and freezes up and it's not working
I go down to I go up to the eighth floor and put it in pull
it out and says no server found to be what used to be easy. I
put in a couple of quarters, couple of quarters or even the
money thing in a little slot. No observer not found. I go down to
the sixth floor. Then and I put my card in it says this this
account is already in use. Ah. And then last night, and then I
know I've written the elevator three times. And there's this
sign of a burger and fries that they're selling that they say
hey call us we're selling this in the hotel and it had a Romo
advertising. It had a smell of a hamburger coming out of the
sign.
Who needs that? Well,
what happened was I'm like, I need a burger. And I went down
to the clubs. Where have I been? I go up to the guy say, Hey, I
smelled the burger. He says, Oh, the kitchen just closed. Okay,
you kidding me? But it was just the whole vending system
throughout the whole hotel went out because of some it couldn't
find the server. This is This is bad. This is really bad. Yes,
and I can see the guys who sold that to a boat. This is great.
We have tracking we know exactly what person it's like. Because
you're putting in your RunKeeper meters.
You're putting parking meters in I think, actually Berkeley and
the ones in San Francisco. The parking meters are now all you
know, credit card, they put a coin in there chokes on it. But
so you go into these parking meters and a lot of especially
the ones that take care of a whole block and is one big
machine you have to go to pay here. It says, You go there and
it's like the sun is hitting this. This nonreflective LCD
screen. You can't read it. It's not an LE right. You can't even
read it. Yeah, so Sun is pounding it's
like all the gas stations, gas stations around the country like
that. You can't read it.
You got to get cup it and then you find the Joker's and this is
the one I used was I saw one of this is the first time I saw it.
Oh my this I know isn't going to work. Because graffiti guys.
They got a little kid with him and they walked past when they
fight over the screen. Yeah.
And then you're standing there, and then you're trying to figure
it out. And then it's like,
welcome to gas station TV.
Oh, yeah, that's another one. Right? The LCDs are LEDs? No,
it's LC.
I think we should cap it. Are we done? Yeah.
On my phone,
and of course, I obviously want to say that. I appreciate Tina's
daughter selling the watch and there's no bad reflection upon
her. She did a great job. She's She She shows that Apple is
knows how to do it.
Now they sure know how to do something. But yeah, and by the
way, our tics news things always grousing. So what's missing in a
lot of these? Yeah,
no, everyone's too positive about how great it's all going
to be. It's all crap.
So let's listen to a short clip from Rachael Ray. And I want you
to pay attention to the audience's making noise. At this
most banal of cooking tips by Rachael Ray,
anytime you're making burgers, once you get the meat and the
ingredients you're spicing it with together, push it back
together into one even mound, score the mound with the side of
your hand into equal portions so that as you make the burgers all
the burgers are the same size. Wow, this is a genius idea.
Yeah, oh, man. They're all the way they all went the oil gas.
Great idea. I can't believe our luck that we're here to witness
this. Ah, beautiful.
I got another little clip. Of the this is a this was the
there's a new woman that came in at Voice of America to kind of
run it under the new CEO I guess it will get the other guy was a
jerk. They implied that throughout this was on C span.
And some gauges. This is a guy from NPR that comes out and to
ask this the Question and Answer moment and he's asked this
question but in there I think he drops a little interesting to me
an interesting nugget.
I don't know what I'm planning.
Oh, I'm sorry. NPR V. Oh, a meeting. I got it. welcome Jeff
Rosenberg, NPR. One of my jobs in my 38 years there was as head
of NPR worldwide, which is the international distribution side
doesn't come to as David can tell you doesn't come to the
attention of the government unless it's it's occasionally
has some friction with the government forces. Fortunately,
that hasn't happened in quite a while. But
wait a minute. Wait a minute.
You heard it too. Fortunately, it hasn't unfortunately, it
hasn't happened in quite a while because we're in bed with the
government. Geez.
Who are approving it all and making sure we do all the right
things so we don't get blocked from our broadcast. Yeah, is
Hello Mr. Smith and Mont Are you rolling in your graves yet? I
know they're dead but they should be to die of a heart
attack.
propagate new product coming out. This could have been in the
tech news. Of course not really tech. It's kind of check. Okay.
Yeah, listen to this report. I'm surprised to get national
attention. Okay FC, fingernail polish
FC thinks you should take its finger licking good slogan
literally, the chain has produced an edible nail polish
comes in two flavors and colors original the beige color and hot
and spicy in red. Customers paint the polish on their nails,
let it dry and then lick it away. Right now, they just have
in Hong Kong. The company is asking customers to pick their
favorite flavor to go into mass production.
Remember lickable wallpaper from Willy Wonka? Yeah.
It's a fantastic product.
Here. This thing sells like hotcakes. Oh, yeah, the
kids will love it. Kids love this. The kidney of they'll be
sitting in class and what we'll get I can already predict the
news report, though. The nude edible nail polish has been
banned in this school because kids were doing it all day
licking each other's fingers. Hey, Pull my finger. It's mostly
just see all the problems coming at you. Right? Because you can
see the problems coming. Oh, man. Let's see I have a bug. Do
you have another? I have something that actually just
needs to be discussed. If you just play the clip, Bob. We're
talking about it. This was Turkish parliament the other
day. Fabulous, fabulous. The prime minister of quote unquote
left everyone was quit quit this was a this was about a vote to
give the entire parliament indemnity. Erawan is in his mega
castle. Their business is this palace. And no one is looking at
how evil this guy is. And he's now he's gotten one of his his
son in law is like coming into picture all sudden, this guy's
the advisor you watch. He's going to be the new prime
minister. It's crazy. And this thing of the guy who left the
Prime Minister left he was the key guy in the negotiations with
the EU. So we don't even know if that deal is on or not. And the
visas they're happening. They're happening by the end of this
month.
Yeah. I'm surprised that it's actually happening like I
thought I think it was gonna go i No one said
it wouldn't happen but I just what I said they're desperate.
They're desperate. They don't people don't want to do and
everyone is just He's laughing at him. Ha Give me your money.
Six billions is going to be more now. You know, he's he's put to
the journalist in jail for five years for showing Turkish tanks
materiel being sent to rebels in in Syria. There's actually
a there's another little aspect as I have the turkey, the
Turkish journalist being sent to jail. I think it's worth
playing. Yeah, because there's a tidbit. Okay,
because journalists of John Dundar has been handed a
sentence of five and a five years and 10 months by a chord
in Istanbul for revealing state secrets. The charges relate to a
report that he wrote about alleged arms shipments from
Turkey to Syrian rebels. The verdict came just hours after he
survived an attempt on his life by a gunman outside the
courtroom. Police arrested the assailant who shouted traitor as
he fired at least two shots at Dundar who was briefing
reporters about his trial. Critics say that the trial is
yet another attempt by the Erawan government to stifle
freedom of the press. Dundar is editor in chief of the Jim
Hurriyet newspaper. Let's bring in correspondent Dorian Jones
who is standing by for us in this tumble over with reaction
to all of this. So, Dorian, it's not just gender, as we
mentioned, his colleague also aired on Google received a
similar sentence. What does this mean for freedom of the press in
the country?
Well, I think that's a concern that the freedom of press is is
all but ending in the country. There's been a lot of
condemnation, Travis, the final nail in the coffin of freedom of
press. Turkey is already rated according to one pressure group
as 151 out of 180 countries for press freedom. And it's already
and it's the second worst jailer in the world after China for a
journalist 33 are currently in jail as we speak. And the
newspapers already early this year, two bits leading columnist
was sentenced to two years in prison for publishing a copy of
the controversial Charlie Hebdo cartoon. So there is concern
that what little remaining independent media most of which
is under the government control is totally being snuffed out.
So with so many people there in jail, one might assume that this
might not be the last of these verdicts. Just remind us if you
will, just briefly, Dorian. What is the background to all of
this? What exactly were they charged with? Well, they
were charged with a whole host of crimes, organized working for
a terrorist organization seeking to overthrow the government.
These were thrown out by the judge, but they were convicted
on publishing state secrets. Now there is a strong whistle prior
political as has been a politically motivated
prosecution, the Turkish president has been in the
forefront of demanding prosecution. And the fact is
what they wrote had been published by another newspaper
only six months before. And that wasn't prosecuted. Which
newspaper was
that? I imagined later, but one of the state newspapers, but
it's been published. Ah, so the story they're getting thrown in
jail for has already been published by somebody else who
wasn't thrown in jail. Hmm. This is this is a rat mess and the EU
EU or they don't know what to do. But go okay, whatever. Yeah,
we'll make a member.
Yeah, come on in. Yeah.
I got one more clip that would be of the interest. This update
because you know, one of my other thesis that I get most of
them that the Brexit is not going to happen because the
British are going to be cowed,
psychologically, manipulated, psychologically.
Yeah, they're going to be manipulated psychologically, to
vote and not to leave. And if
that doesn't work, we can always rig the election.
Yeah, but you don't want to have to do that. That's a lot.
That's, that's going overboard. We have our trainers, you could
do it if you really want to give them crap. So let's listen to
the latest. Of course, this comes from Deutsche Vela, so
they're, you know against him leaving let's listen to the
latest.
Brexit is a private country with a rich history, but many people
there would like to see a future outside the European Union.
Surveys in recent months have shown and nearly even split
between supporters and opponents of the Brexit. Vote if voters do
choose to go it alone in June, it could be costly. A study by
the Bertelsmann foundation concluded that if Britain left
the EU, its GDP would decline by up to 3%. By 2030. The costs
could be as much as 2030 100 billion euros. studies by the
OECD point to even greater costs for Britain. The organization
says a Brexit would deliver upload to the country's economy.
The adverse effects for other EU members would be lower,
depending on how much they rely on Britain for trade. In
Germany, GDP would decline no more than three tenths of a
percent by 2030. But Berlin would have to contribute two and
a half billion euros more to the EU budget to make up for
payments. No longer coming from London. The political fallout is
likely to be more problematic. Brexit could even threaten the
European Union's very existence.
Okay, well, I
have 300 Billions the new number?
Yeah, 2030, which is not a new year, that's the year when, you
know, people like us don't care anymore. So yeah, and the new
generation won't care anymore, either.
So this is continuing. It's so subtle, it's good enough. Oh,
that's well here.
Here's what could happen. It would do two things at once.
Let's say there's someone who wants two things to happen in a
well timed, multi continental terrorist attack, both in the
United Kingdom and in the United States before June 23. Would put
Donald Trump in a position of being the next President of the
United States and would guarantee the Brexit
Okay, so that won't happen
put it in the red book for me just in case it's gonna happen I
know you know how when when the when the rap guys get up and say
I thank God for the lyrics
well, I thank God because He gave this he just put that in my
head. I just didn't want to get it out. I don't want to ignore
it.
But yeah, put it in a pre Brexit attack.
multi multi continental multi
country, multi continental multi country to me.
But I'll tell you that if you want to make ISIS or whatever
look really strong. You do that pop pop couple places at the
same time.
Yeah, let's see old Qaeda technique. Exactly.
Well, they're going to bring it back to bringing everything
back.
Only bringing stuff back. There is I got one more
okay then then. That's it. Because we are long today. My
brother. How are we? Yeah.
Yeah, we are okay. There's been a lot. I just want to get this
out of the way because this is only reported. I have no idea.
This was not on PBS. This was not on democracy. Now. This was
not on ABC. I did not check NBC. But this was on CBS. And it
seems like a big deal story to me. Today a political party that
says Greetings. Thanks. Yes, greetings.
Today a political crisis has much of Baghdad in lockdown
1000s of security forces were deployed to prevent a repeat of
last week when protesters broke into the so called green zone,
which houses Iraqi government offices, foreign embassies and
the United States Embassy and swimming pools. Charlie dagga is
in Baghdad tonight, Charlie.
We saw those heavily armed security forces everywhere
today's got new blast walls that sprung up overnight rows of
armored personnel carriers, even tanks, and we were forbidden
from filming any of it. And here's why. Last weekend, 1000s
of protesters stormed the green zone and overran Parliament
accusing the government of corruption. It looked like an
uprising. They were acting largely on the orders of
McDonough Asada, the powerful Shiite cleric whose militias
bought raging street battles against US soldiers at the
height of the insurgency in 2004. Today, the massive
security cordon meant his supporters were confined to
solder city, the sprawling Shia neighborhood on the edge of
Baghdad. It hasn't changed much to the years since the war has
ended. We met Saeed Al batad going to told us why he took
part in the green zone protest. They don't care about us. He
said look at the poor the hungry. There's no electricity,
no drinkable water and no jobs. Yeah, how shameful is that? We
asked McDonough al solders deputy Hakeem alza. Molly, about
solder strategy. Is there a danger of destabilizing this
government at a time when this country is at war with ISIS? And
an update? What started 13 years all we'd gotten are bombings,
corruption, very little security, a weak economy, ISIS,
he said we've run out of time. We cannot wait any longer.
Those guys got an even better goodie bag than we do.
And they say they won't wait any longer. Scott there'll be back
at the green zone if their demands for government reforms
are not met. And US Military officials say that 25 More
Marines have been sent to the US Embassy inside the green zone as
a precaution.
Ma'am, you're so right I'm glad you got this clip because I saw
it out of the corner of my eyes somewhere maybe it was at the
Green Zone is like a city within a city to be protected ground.
Yeah.
And these protesters, I mean, could this be like a mock
protest or something to get because clearly if some is going
to happen or embassy we're going to send troops the name of this
place is
not supposed to be broached breached broached reached Yeah.
Well, that's nice and uplifting. Do you have any anything to get
us out of that?
Anything funny that you can follow that with? I probably do
have one little shorty let me take a look. Thank
you because it's totally bombed out and I'm dizzy. You seem
to be dizzy.
Yeah, well, I'm jet lagged.
Yeah, you shouldn't be jet lagged. Yeah. Oh, I do have a
I'm gonna say this for the next show that Thursday shows good
stuff that was also North Korean report sides eyes start oh. I
got the biggest kick out of this teaser that was used I think it
was by David Muir or one of these guys but just listen to
this teaser and and when you hear the teaser This is the
ultimate the teaser visits that I see oppresses Russian
athletes. When you hear this issue is a no shit. You know
kind of response you have to have.
Whistle blowers have told 60 minutes about Russian athletes
using banned drugs at the Olympics.
No, no. I'm shot or lie.
I'm shocked that
I got kicked out of that teaser. Oh man. Really? Holy mackerel.
Alrighty then.
Okay, well, everybody, I'm glad that we could meet again on this
program. I'm happy to be back home. I had a fabulous time with
Tina the keeper. We like each other
either. That was nothing all right. But you talk talking
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