I like to see you in your clothes.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 7 2016. This is your award winning get more
nation media assassination, episode eight, four Niner.
This is no agenda.
Going back to my roots of my Jersey Boys and broadcasting
live from the armpit of a nation that Garden State New Jersey and
FEMA Region three in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley am John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin
Buzzkill.
Yes, everybody. That's right. I'm on location and kind of the
way I remembered New Jersey is always a little backwards.
Certainly when it comes to internet.
Yes, yeah. So
we having some my Verizon dongle didn't work too. Well, the
iPhone on T Mobile didn't work too well. And now we're on the
hotel Wi Fi. That's always a recipe for disaster.
Yes. And I will mention that you did cut out again exactly the
same way. Now.
I think maybe I'm over modulating something. I'm doing
something bad to the Skype machine. Is that possible? I
don't know if it happens again. Okay. We set this up for you.
Maybe that'll help. Anyway. I was here for a party last night
at Jack Pontius house. A legend in the new music business who
you may not know.
That's a question.
I don't know him. I but I was hoping you'd tell me Yes, I
will. It sounds familiar Jack. Pawnee has a very familiar ring.
So Jack Ponte started a band, I think in 1980 or 1981 called the
rest. And in the band was Southside Johnny Billy Squier
jack, and this cute looking kid from New Jersey named Jon Bon
Jovi. Yeah, so of course, he later went on to be Jon Bon Jovi
with Bon Jovi. And Jack wrote a lot of those first songs and but
he's one of these guys in the music business that you really
don't hear that much about. But everybody knows him and
everybody loves him because he is. He's one of the few people
in the music industry who will never ever, ever kiss your ass,
or tell you something that isn't true. So He's weird. He's rash.
He's very brash, very brash. He is. Yeah, but he wrote songs for
Alice Cooper, the all the New Jersey stuff, you know, Skid
Row, just it goes, the his list goes on and on. And then he
retired from writing and producing and recording. And
then he started a management company by some fluke. And it
was all hip hop artists. And he was managing 50 hip hop artists,
and then I think in Dre, and he took her from an unknown to
seven Grammy winners, and then he he wound up just getting so
sick of the business for one reason and one reason only,
which is no more money in it. And he quit again about a year
ago and became a day trader.
Oh, God handle
it. Well, let me tell you complete technical analysis. He
showed me his his setup, which is it's just a whole bunch of
like Fibonacci type number filters.
You know, I have a friend that used to be a publisher around
here and he's moved to Napa Valley, but he turned himself
into a day he almost the same story, turned himself into a day
trader some time ago. And he's been doing okay for himself.
Apparently, if you're, if you're just wanting to do that all day,
you can do well.
Yeah. And he has no idea what the stocks are that he's trading
because I was grilling him like this is interesting. And he just
he just has all these filters and then when the price goes,
you know, between this band and that band and the green stripe,
he says I buy and then I wait and then when I see the stripe
here I sell and oh, I've just made the you know, $3 profit per
per share. And if he bought 10,000 shares, it's 30 grand,
and then he he could stop for the day but he doesn't. It's
really well what stock is that? The you just trade the SCA? Yes.
He's I don't know. I don't care. Cuz zero. That's a perfect
technical guy. Yeah. And, and he has this little group, and you
know, he brings people in, and he trains them gives him his own
filters. But they're not allowed to sell it to anybody or the nod
to give it to anybody else. I can't if that podcasting didn't
work out Jack, I think I'm going to join your beer
Mary band by making a lot more money.
Yes, from what I understand for just replicating his trades that
would make a lot more money. Bailey It was a lot of fun. I
haven't seen jack in 26 years and you know we did some crazy
stuff. And so now you know the the guys who are still around
they have a lot more money than they used to when we had with
the crazy stuff days and it's pretty much it's everyone's
still the same. Like you know, one guy got married and then he
went on his honeymoon and his his. His other friend had moved
his house when he came back by me like not like move stuff he
physically had moved the house had picked us in Yag as a gag to
a different location.
This is the kind of a hell of a gay. Yeah.
What stuff like that it's exactly that kind of stuff they
do. And, you know, so we everyone kind of read no
pictures, you know, not too much talking out of school because
otherwise it's just become annoying. And I didn't want to
be the, I mean, when it's when it's my friends like the, you
know, the brain professor or the obits I'm happy to. So hold on.
I got some stories for you. I got I got to I got to,
just to show at least something was a big tease, of course, all
these bad guys famous guys, I'll give I'll give you
so Jackery married I hadn't met his new wife. She's from Russia,
from Siberia. And actually from the town where the meteorite
crashed. Remember that one that that? You don't find
that a little suspicious kinda?
And, you know, so I'm grilling her and and she's obviously so
not used to someone talking about Putin in a positive light.
Like you have a very interesting, interesting take on
the world. Yeah, I do. But you know, her she's only been in
America for maybe 15 years. So she she didn't have a lot of
that, you know, the cultural background. Of course, growing
up in Russia. She said, Yeah, we knew America music. Well, not
really. We knew Bon Jovi. We knew Abba and Boney M that was
pretty much all the all the music they got in in Siberia. So
for her to be married to jack and jack is one of these guys.
He has a big house and everyone comes by and whatever he's
working with, and people's 12 bedrooms is always someone
staying there, but she had no idea who these people were. And
so one day she gets a phone call. And it's Hey, it's it's
Elliott. And she actually had no who Elliot is and Jack. They're
all Jack's not here. But who is the Elliot? Elliot? Who Elliot
Easton? I'm sorry. I don't know who you are Elliott. Elliott
from the cars. And she says, Yeah, which dealership? I mean,
you gotta.
You gotta love it.
Yeah, fantastic. Yeah.
Okay. Well, then that story kind of fell flat. So maybe I
shouldn't even tell the next one. You know,
you should hope to double it. And it's, it's gonna be nothing.
All right, well, let's find out.
So Jack always has people staying around the house. Do you
remember the crazy kid who won the MTV and MTV VJ contest? That
kid's name was Jesse.
No, I never watched MTV. Okay. Well, there it
was. It was crazy. It real nut job. And he looked weird. He
wore his clothes for 10 days in a row. And you know, he'd be his
breakfast. You just get a whole cup of sprinkles and eat that
guy was completely mess up.
I liked a cup of spring.
I mean, seriously, seriously, like, really odd shit this guy
would do. And that was his whole shtick. What are you doing?
You're counting on
you're gonna make this sound to try and eat sprinkles.
And so this kid he got a record deal with a million dollar
advance and so of course pond he's like, yeah, we'll see what
you can million dollar advance million dollar advance
gave you that? No,
yeah, I'm doing well. Of course, by the time everything was
recouped. He had nothing. So this guy is staying in his
house. And you know, he's, he's, he's this crazy
kid. Sprinkles, the eggs
and he was worse than he was a sprinkle. You have to go look at
him after the show. Just for two seconds on YouTube. You
understand what I'm talking about? Okay, so he was this nut
job. And then one day, Jack is walking past his door. And he
hears him talking to his mom and flu and French. He's like, what,
what? This is the nut job. It opens the door. It goes in. And
he says wait a minute, it says and the guy says, well,
actually, I speak five languages. I'm a trust fund kid,
me and my sister. We made up this whole idea that I would be
this character. And I kind of just stuck in it and I just kind
of went with it. And he fooled everybody. Anyway, yeah, he was
he had, he had he was highly educated spoke five languages
fluently. But in the meantime, he kept this charade up. He kept
on eating the sprinkles every morning and all this crazy crap.
Unbelievable. For people who is relevant for that was
a better story than the first one for some reason. Because
there's educational.
Yes. All right. Anyway, was good seeing everybody My lips are
sealed. It all being okay. It'll all be in the book.
What book? You're working on
a book. I'm always working on a book. Jack Jack has a book and I
read it and I can't wait. I can't wait for this to come out.
He'll get sued 10 times at least it's so good.
Let's get a copy of it before GitHub. It tells me when a proof
getting
he sent and he's sending it to me sending it to me. It's so
good that I already got for you and I already have the I've
claimed the rights to the movie and we're going to do it like
Robert Evans. The kid stays in the
picture. Okay, so just so you know, there's work to be done.
There was always work to be done. That's the problem. And
yeah, so sorry.
Stretched at halftime. We get we get to mediocre stories, because
your lips are sealed. I'm sorry, that's never the case with
me. I will tell some more. What there was this doesn't mean at
this point nothing. Anyway, so it was interesting trip over
here and I spent a lot of time yesterday prepping and doing
stuff and and I have to say, John, it's gotten our job is
getting very complicated. Because it I play this little
game with myself. If I turn on the TV and I switch the channel,
it can be the radio too. I play the game that I'm pretty sure
within 30 seconds someone would say the word Trump. It's just
all that it is. It's shrunk. It's just, it's so now is
becoming tedious. And I think the mainstream media, I think
they're blowing it. I think they are doing too much. And we know
that they're all most of them are all in for Hillary. In fact,
I have I have three clips here. Two clips. Were mainstream media
CBS to start with of course, I'm actually admit that they are
covering Trump and therefore not Hillary. But really bizarrely
listen to this. This is let me say, Yeah, this is a CBS
Charlie.
Ordinarily this would have been a challenging week for the
Clinton campaign you had several DNC officials resigned more
fallout from the hacking controversy. And Clinton's
honesty over her emails was called into question yet again
after an interview she did with Fox. But the sheer number of
unorthodox comments made by Trump just this week has really
been a boon to the Clinton campaign. They'll admit it
themselves, overshadowing some of their bad news. Clinton
herself continues to go after Trump's business record, she
visited a tie factory in Colorado today to make the case
that Trump doesn't have to make his ties and other articles of
clothing overseas. What's most heartening to Democrats I talked
to Charlie is the fact that Trump isn't just starting
damaging new feuds. He is revisiting old ones just today.
For example, he brought up his issues with Megyn Kelly of Fox,
even though his advisors have urged him time and time again,
to let it lie.
So what I'm hearing here is Trump says crazy things. So
yeah, of course we can't cover anything on Hillary because
Trump says crazy things. And Chuck Todd, second example.
Second example. Chuck Todd from NBC go and listen to
this or what irritates so many Republicans is that if it were
any other candidate running against Hillary Clinton, this
would be a pretty rough patch for Hillary Clinton, given some
of the items in the news,
an incredibly rough patch, whether it's the current state
of the economy, anemic growth, whether it is her insistence,
again, that somehow Director Comey let her off the hook on
emails, when and she she sort of reinterpreted what Comey said in
a way that was misleading. Throw in the discomfort for many on
this Iran deal. The point is, nevermind, we just started
airstrikes in Libya, because ISIS is there. Well, Libya was a
high profile intervention and Hillary Clinton push the point
is, in the last five days, this could easily have been Hillary
Clinton's worst five days post convention and instead the exact
opposite. And it's all due to Donald Trump's lack of self
discipline.
He's Is this me that thinks this is very strange?
They're actually here's what it sounds like. Here's what it
sounds like, to me. They're criticizing Trump for not doing
the following. And then they do the following. Yes. You're just
blasting Hillary Trump's kind of like, standing there. Yeah,
that's very funny.
It's so incredibly odd. That they just admit to that.
So So what why isn't Trump bringing this up? And why is he
bringing that up? And then they bring it up?
Yeah, yeah. Crazy. It's really is very, very strange.
They try to really hit him Hit him. Well, I mean, I don't
really have the clip of it, but ABC went after him. Let me look
at the list.
Yeah, okay. No, I don't think you have an ABC clip in there.
Now they but they went after him kind of and in the they
criticized him for stuff like they he he talked about the
wrong plane.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I actually I have some Iran clips here. Let
me see. The not another fabulous mainstream WTF clip Andrea
Mitchell, MSNBC. Now, what this is about is the incredible
coincidence that the hostages returned on the very same day
the pallets full of cash was sent to Iran, which there is
video of it now. Although not the one Trump reference. But
listen to MSNBC trying to figure out this
Iran situation was such an unforced error for this
administration. Have they came out on camera in January 17.
So they playing tennis?
They came out on camera the president January 17. They never
explained that this other money was going the foreign did
million dollars. It's unrelated to the nuclear deal. Why do it
on the same day?
It? It's a mystery. Why exactly. They didn't need to do it that
day. There was no there's nothing in particular forcing
their hands.
It's mystifying.
From ABC and this is the kind of the main good they did after
they slammed Trump. This is where the guy comes on to set
and starts discussing it is very short clip. But play this is the
for
the $400 million clip. Yeah, I got it.
Let's get right to ABCs. Chief White House correspondent
Jonathan Karl, you were watching this with me. And you've been
asking the White House about these payouts for months now.
And the President reiterating that points. And we've talked
about it before that this is manufactured outrage. David,
I asked pointed questions about this back in January. But what
we did not know back then is that $400 million of the money
went over in cash at precisely the moment that Iran released
for American prisoners. And if you notice, the President did
not answer Mary second question, which is, can you assure the
American people that that money didn't go to support terrorism?
David,
the State Department itself just two months ago put out a report
saying Iran remains the foremost state sponsor of terrorism.
Alright, John, Carl and Mary Bruce at the Pentagon today.
Thanks, Joe.
It's just baffling is baffling coincidence.
And here's the funny thing about Andrew Mitchell, is that when
you do one of these deals where you're, you're you're giving
money for hostages, which is obviously a ransom, right? You
has to be done at exactly the same time. Of course it does.
You know, when I will give you the money tomorrow, we've
all seen we've all seen how it works on TV, we know how it
works,
the movies. The only you know, there was a great special once
on one of the I think 60 minutes, where you realize the
rigmarole they have to go through to transfer a Boeing jet
to like France or Germany or
I know the paperwork is outrageous. I know that the
payment
was outrageous. But they have this key. They have a key to the
jet. It's like a key. Yeah,
I have heard of this.
And they gotta go through this thing where they it's like
they're holding the key and the other guys holding the check.
And even Steven Yeah, they transferred the key and the
check and almost a dead the exact same time. It's and
there's a bunch of computers on and they all push the button.
It's like it's a bit multimillion dollar deal right
in one moment. And they can't just pay you have the gender pay
is when you want to have and that's what happened with this
money. And the funny thing is that I don't know what Andrea
Mitchell was thinking. Of course, it was a ransom. What
else could it be? Oh, it's
mystify. It's just mystified. They didn't have to do it at the
same moment. Yes, they
did. I mean, a moment you idiots you think they
really believe that? It was just a coincidence? Yes. Here's
another clip.
That's right, Jake. A senior State Department official tells
me that it was not a US plane that delivered that cash. But
these officials, the President himself acknowledged that cash
was sent and we are now seeing what Iranian state television
says what all that money in cash look like? Come on me, Charles.
palette loaded with what Iranian state television claims is cash
sent by the US the narrator says to pay back Iran's money after
35 years. This video would CNN cannot authenticate aired in
Iran just days after the release of four American prisoners. at
the Pentagon Thursday, President Obama dismissed any connection
between the cash payment which he acknowledged and the
prisoners release saying that negotiations were entirely
separate. We announced
these payments in January. Oh, yeah. This wasn't some nefarious
deal. No. And at the time, we explained that Iran had pressed
a claim before an international tribunal about them recovering
money of theirs that we had frozen.
I'd like to see some some of these reporters go after that
part of the story. Find the tribunal. Yeah, what tribunal?
Is this? It's tribunals out there doing this a big bank. Oh,
there Oh, oh, you got to pay. Okay, whatever you say we'll do
it. We never do anything that anyone else tells us to do.
And we really didn't hear anything. In fact,
if you replay that clip, I just had the foreigner million dollar
clip. Yeah. The guy says specifically that they weren't
told about the money.
Yeah.
It's really really, really very disappointing. And it just makes
everyone look so dumb.
Well, of course now Obama just rocketed out of town. Well, hell
yeah. Wouldn't do an on vacation someplace to play a bunch of
golf. Cape, the cape or wherever that is.
You heard it here. You heard the State Department there. You
probably saw this clip. A lot of people saw it just while we're
talking about the craziness of the mainstream media and
reporting, but also how the sourcing works. And luckily our
man Matt Lee is in this clip to set things straight. This is
Mark Toner at the beginning of the State Department briefing on
Friday.
Welcome to the State Department. I think we have some interns in
the back Welcome. Good to see you. In this exercise and
transparency and democracy
is that what it is? Is an exercise exercises in spinning
up your skin?
Oh, I should word I was hoping for
I don't know why he started laughing. I think something else
must have. Oh, maybe it was you couldn't see maybe Matt Lee was
making his face.
Yeah, somebody was
Yeah. But like, okay, great exercise and obfuscation
in front of all of the children in front of the interns. Good
job. Good job people.
Please clap. Idiots. Please clap. Yeah. What else we got?
Well, there's there's a number of things first, the the clip
that we played from a Hillary Clinton saying she was she was
going to we are going to tax the middle class. This is very
interesting. As this was actually I'll play the clip just
so we can hear it again too. And I'm talking about I
want to mention something when you before you play the clip. If
you've you have to everyone has to go out and look at this clip.
Because you get to see, as soon as she says we've got to tax the
middle class. You see Warren Buffett, his head you see his
whole body and he's clapping like a son of a bitch. Is he not
listening? Or is he listening? I don't know.
Well, that of course is open for interpretation
taxes for the super rich Well, we're not going there, my
friends. I'm telling you right now, we're going to write fairer
rules for the middle class and we are going to raise taxes on
the middle class.
I didn't have time or nearly means to clip all the different
mainly MSNBC, they were slowing it down like raw which is a good
sound on Hillary I have to say. Are they
slowing it down for somebody think that she didn't say that?
Oh,
yeah, they're saying that she said we aren't going to tax the
middle class. And you know, this is one of these things where if
you've seen the tests on YouTube, where I play it again,
okay, hold on. You've seen the tests on YouTube where they say
Oh, this is what he's saying. And it looks exactly like what
that person is saying wants to
cut taxes for the super rich Well, we're not going there my
friends. I'm telling you right now, we're going to write fairer
rules for the middle class and we are going to raise taxes on
the middle class
now so what she supposedly said and of course when you put it in
your head, we aren't going to raise my head I couldn't quite
get that. But here's the problem. I don't know who's
advising her and she's saying a lot of wacky shit I don't know
who's advising her but this is this is a mistake. You never
want to say use the word not because the brain can't process
that and this is proof of it. I heard are now I'm surely I have
I surely have bias but I really heard are and you know if you
want to hear aren't you can but that's not she should never talk
that way you know if you say do not forget you're gonna forget I
rented a car to drive to Jersey and was one of those keys you
put the key in the in the ashtray whatever it is, and then
when you open the door it says Do not forget your key I'm like
This is dumb. That's the first thing I'm gonna do is forget the
key because your brain doesn't process the negative in the
sentence. So for her to say we are not going to tax the middle
class that is just wrong. I don't Is no one paying attention
to
her. I guess not.
At a couple I'd never I just even a second Listen, I've heard
it's not four or five that I have never heard aren't we
aren't we aren't
they we're slowing it down on MSNBC.
There's no supporting or Razzles they just I kissed pathetic
dusting the MSNBC.
Yeah, but it's pathetic but it's incredible and nobody listens to
incredibly fun.
The biggest mistake MSNBC made most recent Les is they should
have brought back. What's his name? The what's his name? The
big headed guy who is on this show of Solon. And they fired
him with a fake Keith Hilbert. Olbermann. Yeah, yeah, they
should have brought a, you know, as much of a pain in the ass
apparently as Olbermann is, and he's not cheap. They should have
brought him back to MSNBC for the convention coverage. And
then until they have to fire him again and let them go there
because he will bring an audience in because as nasty as
he is, and he's very mean spirited, hateful. He is good.
He's really good. He's got to really get under somebody's
skin. And they should have brought him back. I don't
understand what they're thinking.
All right. It doesn't matter that much. It's just
entertaining to us. Entertaining to everybody. You see the bit
where someone did something, and I guess there were protesters,
and then the Secret Service jumped up on stage behind
Hillary Hillary. Yeah. freaked her out. Yeah. Well, what was
interesting is first of all, the Secret Service continue
whispering to keep talking, keep talking.
And they kept saying Keep talking.
And it really showed I still showed incredible weakness, and
particularly how she wrapped it up. You okay? Okay, here we are.
Oh, in the crazy last. Talking,
we'll keep talking. And we'll and apparently these people are
here to protest Trump because Trump and his kids have killed a
lot of animals. So thank you for making that point. Oh.
My goodness. Yeah, that was good.
That is insane.
I mean, she she does,
she really didn't know what didn't know what to do. In a in
a complicated situation. I feel this really
was an important thing to see. Yeah, you
might be right. I didn't think about it that way,
particularly how the Secret Service is to keep talking. But
I mean, she can't figure it out, she can handle some protesters.
I found that to be very, very strange. Hillary gaff week for
some reason. And here is another good one. These are just
some of the highlights of our plan. I hope you will go to my
website, Hillary clinton.com to read the details, including how
we are going to pay for everything I've proposed. And of
course, I hope you will compare what I'm proposing to what my my
opponent is talking
to my husband, husband. Now why does it happen? Why do you think
is that what did she say? Her? Her brain got cross wired or
when that short circuit it was short circuited? Right. Do you
have that clip? I had think I have it somewhere.
But this is I mean, for.
For anyone to me, why would you use that term?
I think she's got brain damage. It must be
otherwise why
would jump ahead of the airplane, which we never really
talked about in great detail, even though it's come out.
Pretty much in the WikiLeaks had members in the Democrat Party
are discussing this incident that happened on her flight to
Iran. Oh, and
we played this is the she was at the was the associate
Association of Black Journalists or something like that, I
believe. And here it's 14 seconds. But this is really the
crux of what she says this
not undercutting your efforts to rebuild trust with the American
people by may have short circuit it and for that, I will try to
clarify, I never sent or received anything that was
marked classified
there she is. short circuited again. How many times is she
that is a lie, and that has been, you know, even the
mainstream says that's a lie. And she just keeps doing it.
I don't get it.
Well, I don't understand why she sticks because they just write
her about it. In fact, they had on the PBS NewsHour I didn't
record because it was too lengthy. It was actually too
long. They had that funny looking girl with the big nose.
That's the one of the correspondents. Yeah, the Lisa,
Dr. Danny said Dr.
Dan. Yeah.
And she went into a whole a whole deal. I think they did
this to punish her because she was so pro Hillary was obvious.
They made her go over Hillary's lies.
And it was a long segment. Yeah. She said
this, but here's the truth. He said this, and here's who said
that. And here's the truth. She said this, and here's the truth.
And it was like, wow, I have all the people on that show that I
expected to see do as a hit piece on Hillary like that.
Lisa, Dr. Dan was the last one on my list
right now. I think the
PBS was I think somebody in the In the bureaucracy over there,
you know, they know that anything can happen and they
don't want to, you know, they're supposed to be as unbiased as
possible. But they weren't when they when you watch them covered
the two conventions, they aren't seeing the DNC, they were
gushing at the DNC convention, of
course, of course. But, you know, you're he's he basically
gave a present to the Trump campaign with a short circuited
thing that he's just gonna keep they're gonna keep using that.
I mean, well, let's take Yeah,
I mean, that is, and that is your brain is short circuited.
If you're if you say this in public while you're running for
office, it just, you are dumb, you're dumb, or you're someone
else's wrong. You are getting incredibly bad advice. Now she
also she was the questions that were asked, and I listened this
whole thing in the car as I was driving down to Red Bank. And
the question she got almost our favorite, which is, if you were
a tree, what kind of tree would you be?
Kevin Merritt, Editor in Chief of the undefeated at ESPN. What
is the most meaningful conversation you've had with an
African American friend?
And what is that question?
Wow,
that's that's a racist question. If any, it isn't racist
question. Yeah.
It's incredible. And her answers the what kind of a tree would
you be question? Yes.
So what is he What is the journalist trying to say, you
know, and actually she answers it by saying, Well, you know,
she is going to say black people are different. Listen, oh my
gosh, oh, my gosh, oh, shoot, my brains.
Tell you that. I am blessed to have a a crew. Great friends.
So that somehow that's a gang reference the way I see it. I
got a crew of black people.
Gang. She has a posse.
What was the crew? Yeah, same thing as a gang. I got my black
my black friends are a gang.
conscious. I think she
had Jim she was short circuited. She's trying to figure out what
to say.
I've had two chiefs of staff who were my African American women
friends, Maggie Williams and Cheryl Mills,
not just my friends, my African African American women friends
with a limp.
I have been blessed to have people by my side in politics
like Mignon Moore, who's one of the leaders of my campaign. I've
had a great group of young people who I have been really
motivated by and frankly learned from. So I really have had a
lifetime of friendship. I'm good for black people. Going back to
my college years when one of my best friends
one of my best friends is black, okay was
an African American student. So I can't guess it doesn't matter
into one conversation. They've, they've supported me they've
chastised me. They've raised issues with me, and they've
tried to expand my musical tastes.
Now, now this is if you if you want to just call people racist,
the way the mainstream way everyone does is Trump what is
said daddy? Racist. Oh, yeah, because they have different
music, different culture. They're different. They're not
the same. Really disgusting. Really, really disgusting. Yeah,
but everyone's just laughing. It's fantastic. Very, very
funny. Donald, I
want to play it because I want to play a clip to call back.
This is one I promised I'd bring it on Sunday. This is the Jed
Johnson. Ah, yes. This was done on Tuesday or Wednesday. This is
done way after everybody, including Obama blame the
Russians for the DNC hack. And then now like Mike morale,
blamed the Russians and blame Trump for being a Russian stooge
and unwilling agent of
annuity and unwitting. Whatever it was, he was a morale as a CIA
guy. He was in the CIA. He was high up he's also
he, of course, he's going to endorse Hillary because of the
whole Benghazi gun thing. She holds the keys you he's
protecting his own
apps. Right. Good point. And he also no coincidence was working
for CBS for a while as the college's get he was such a dud.
He was terrible television guy, so they had to get rid of him.
So get us somebody else, you guys. CIA has to put their
people in CBS. And they got to find somebody better than this
guy. He's just boring. Yeah. But okay, here's his here's Jed
Johnson telling it like it is.
So when the DNC was hacked, initially, they decided not to
go directly to the FBI and DHS. They went they hired a private
security firm to look at the attack and mitigate it. Then
those emails appeared on line and the FBI got involved.
There's also a question of, there are a number of voting
machines and counties that are waiting on IQ, and digital and
some of them are connected to the internet. So I wanted to get
a sense for you of what the vulnerabilities are, what your
assessment of the DNC hack is. And should the government be
looking at elections as a critical piece of critical
infrastructure? And or should the government just try to stay
out of it as much as possible?
Sounds like Brian's been in our internal deliberations lately.
Hopefully not hacking into them. But anyway. A couple of things.
First, is everybody knows the FBI is investigating the DNC
hack. We are not at this point prepared to attribute it to a
particular actor, or actors. That investigation continues to
separate and apart from that, and this is not a comment on the
DNC hack in particular. But a general observation and this is
something that I preached generally, breach first, basic
employee education and awareness about the hazards of
spearfishing.
He went on spear, they do spear phishing. Is that like fishing
only is Yeah, three, three email, but it's targeted at a
person. Yeah. And he says that the department has department to
head at the top guys in DC. They do. I think once a month, they
do a spear phishing attack on themselves. And what they do is
they he's you somehow you went a couple of tickets to the
nationals game or something. And then and they plan a piece of
code or
dinner Dinner with Hamilton tickets with Hillary.
And so they do this once a month. And then they tell him to
go pick up the tickets at a certain place in the end day as
it as they come in. They sit them all down. And luckily I
hadn't heard about this. How'd you hear about this? It was on
this. I could have had this further on the clip, same clip.
He said that's what he was starting on. So he goes on about
spearfishing. And so they have this big thing about it. And
they it sounded to me when he as he discussed this, because
apparently they reel in quite a few people every month. And it
sounded to me as though they suspect it was a spear phishing
attack on any one of the one of the members of the DNC that
didn't they can get access to the network. And once they did
that, right, the hacker can go in there or actually the
whatever the code malicious code is that they planted, probably
just delivering all the mail to everybody as a CC to the to the
hacker community wherever did it but it was no Russians involved.
And it sounds to me more like some anybody. Now the thing that
was that was not actually noticed. And I only noticed that
after I listened to this clip a few times. The DNC did not go to
the FBI. Oh.
In that clip,
he says they went to
a private school are you right? Yes, they're right. You're
right. You're right. They went to FireEye and the other cosmic
weenie guys, wherever they are.
So they went to the these other guys and then when they got
leaked to the WikiLeaks, then the FBI came in, I think on
their own recognizance. I don't think the FBI was ever invited.
And that's thing, it helps basis. Our theory, yeah. that
the FBI is on the Clint Trump's side of the equation. And the
and the Hillary side knows
this. Yes, and that's what,
that's why they didn't call the FBI. They're not gonna call the
FBI. That's like calling
the enemy. It's one on one the enemy in here. Interesting.
Well, yeah, that'll
go ahead going. That also leads to the Apollo tunnel comment,
which I don't have a clip of, but I should, but it's out
there. Apollo atomic calls in one of the shows on Fox, and he
says that the it's pretty clear that the NSA
did the hack. And this and
they shared it with me, I guess the FBI knew something about it.
They they did the hack and gave it over to WikiLeaks, because
the NSA according to Apollo Itano. He says that the Hillary,
her own personal email server was so hacked over by everybody
in the world that it resulted in and I've never seen any
confirmation of this, but it's what he said. It resulted in the
death, the actual death of two people in the in one of the
agencies. Oh, and so they were irked about this at the NSA, CIA
doesn't. Right, right, Hillary's camp. So this is bringing this
this whole war between the agencies things to the fore,
which is what we've been banking on to be a fact because it makes
it makes things make a lot more sense. So
who do you the FBI? I'm I'm pretty sure as you know, at
least Trump has been friendly to them. He's given a real pass
like, oh, they just had a bad day. And
I and I've asserted before that the Comey testimony before
Congress, even though they didn't indict her, I don't think
they wanted to indict her. I think they want to keep her in
the race because anyone could beat her or Trump can beat or
not ever anyone. Trump can beat Jeb Bush couldn't beat her. It's
so true. So Comey went out of his way to make all these
accusations without filing an indictment. And, and those are
all clippable and can be used in future advertising. Because it's
almost like a between watching what's his name the ball rising?
Yeah, going back and forth. Go. No, no, that wasn't true. That
wasn't true. That wasn't true. That wasn't true. No, that was a
lie. That wasn't true. And I mean, that was geez, if that
wasn't pro Trump, I don't know
what it is. So where do you think NSA stands in all of this?
We know CIA is more with Hillary. No, FBI is more with
Trump. Whereas NSA
is I think is all in for Trump.
I'm sorry. Who's all in for Trump? Call me. No. But I was
asking NSA. Where do you think they stand?
There are Trump side? You sure? I'm pretty sure. Yeah.
Interesting. They don't like
to CIA. Let's face it. Let's just face it. Right? These two
sides are battling. They don't like the CIA. And they know that
the CIA, the CIA is so obvious about being in the bag for
artillery. And when morale came out, they said, Well, that was
that was. What was the point of
that? Yeah.
So the you recall, the FBI agent, the so called FBI agent
who's showing up on 4chan and, and posting stuff. Yeah, right.
Yeah. Well, I'm just reporting it. I mean,
no, I know. I'm just seeing it. It's hard to believe but I guess
it could be
so.
This FBI agent apparently now has said that there is a video.
Let me just see here. Yeah, a video of Hillary doing some kind
of nefarious deal with the Saudis and according to the FBI
informant, Houma Aberdeen videotaped the this meeting,
which apparently is is damning and that this has been leaked.
And there's even accusations that Omar herself leaked it,
which would be mind boggling if that was true, that she was a
undercover agent the whole time. That'd be great. So I love the
theory. I really do. I'm not so sure if it holds water but there
is apparently more to come and according to the agent there is
this video has been or will has or will be leaked to RT. And so
it should show up on television. Of course it being with RT will
make it that much more fun. Yeah,
or it would just take it to the max.
So yeah, the intelligence agencies very heavily involved.
This goal or at least obviously involved this go around. There
was a clean ace, Clint Eastwood made a statement which you may
have heard or read somewhere I think was an op ed so there's no
actual clip of it, although I do have a clip where it's
referenced. And Don Lemon, the superstar of CNN. The you know,
the overnight legend Don Lemon. He had an interview was he had a
panel he had somebody have on here Graham Bekele. Graham
Bekele is, he's an actor. I don't think many people know
him. You know, Graham Becco, you know, he see he played Jack
Fiske and Battlestar Galactica, how Sanders on heroes, Monica
Ellis, Wyatt annatto. Well, that was a short movie. Yeah, okay.
So he's been around but he's kind of an old grouchy guy. And
also on the panel is New York Times columnist on if he's a
reporter, Charles blow, which is great as a columnist right now
Charles blow, great night name. And they're doing something that
I that I'm when I'm back, when I'm able to record off TV
easily. MSNBC is doing this continuously, particularly Joy
read, which is going to be very fun to watch her do this all the
time. They have a number of people on they have someone who
is pro Trump, they will say something and then immediately
it will get okay. You have anti Trump guy when this case Charles
blow What do you think and they always discredit that guests by
you're nuts. He's crazy. I don't know what what you've been
smoking. And this is this is the new format for bringing people
on, which
brought I yeah, I brought this up before with Kelly and Conway
when she was she was the pro Trump person one of these things
just like and it was again, it was Don Lemon. I think it began
a while ago when Don Lemon had Kellyanne Conway on and she was
just they just berated her. They just berated her left and right.
And it was always you don't really believe that you don't
really believe that if the you don't really believe that.
Right. Whatever you said, Whatever she said, You don't
really believe that you must be insane as though you're an
idiot. Yeah, you're insane. Yeah. Yeah, very annoying.
So they play this but they explain that a little roll in
here about what Clint Eastwood said which is great. And I'm I
really wanted to bring this up for two reasons one to hear what
this backhoe guy says because he has a funny quote, again, CNN
letting all kinds of no no words on the air, and then he throws
it back to this Charles blow who does the same thing that you
identify?
It may not be a full endorsement, but we certainly
know who Clint Eastwood wants in the White House. In an interview
with Esquire magazine, Hollywood's tough guy takes a
political Hardline, scolding. Well, society, Eastwood says
Trump is onto something because secretly everybody's getting
tired of political correctness kissing up. That's the kiss ass
generation we're in right now. Everybody's walking on
eggshells.
You take what Clint Eastwood said. You said into context, his
age. The Times in Hollywood, Hollywood and the times explain
what you mean by that.
Yeah. Clint at six years old, live in Hollywood and kissing
ass is. You know, it's the currency of the realm. Everybody
in Hollywood kisses as people with a tremendous amount of
integrity. He being one Warren Beatty, Tommy Lee Jones, Morgan
Freeman. People from the left and the right. Some people have
integrity. Clint Eastwood is one of them. And I love the pop and
you guys are doing with this corn.
This is I love I've never heard that expression. Yeah, I love
the pop and you're doing with this corn
you guys are doing with this corn over reading and some kind
of racist thing about it. I think that's a it's Tim wooden's
landless. He's the guy who tells it like it
is. Okay. So grand. But what does that have to do? Okay,
maybe
the post colonial victim ship? I don't know, Charles.
No, do you don't ask me to answer that. I don't even know
what this man is talking about. I mean, these are
claims really he doesn't know what he's talking about. This is
what it's a lie. This is why I do like the post colonial victim
shit. I think that's that's an interesting intersection.
Colonial victim shit
words, right? And we have the guy sitting right here. These
are his words, everyone could render this picture. I don't
even know what that is. But I don't
even know what that is. This is this is now normal. Do you know
you're talking about you are just I don't even know what
you're talking about. I'm just, I'm just over here,
read these words. I let you talk and rambled on whatever you were
saying. Now it's my turn. Thank you very much. You're welcome.
You're welcome. No, this time. And this whole clip said in his
own words, that the things that Trump are saying now, some
people call racist, and that, that Clint says in his own
words, that when he said similar things when he was young, it
wasn't called racist. That's what he says. And he says later
in the piece, that people should just get over it. Those are his
words. Those are not mine. Does not the people that esquites
clench against those words
was that he's nervous.
So let's talk about this for a second. The gist of this whole
conversation is the things that weren't called racist in Clint
Eastwood's back in the day now are called racist. So the
question is that I posed to you you believe those are the claims
age to me is I don't mean at eight and an ageist way, it's a
complimentary way. Okay. Go on. It. What are these things? Now?
It has has rated the classification of racism
changed?
Oh, yeah, absolutely. Okay.
Racism used to refer only to race specific race, like Negro,
Caucasian, Asian, maybe American Indians, but they were Native
Americans. They were Asians really? boil it down. And unless
it was actual race, not ethnic group. What's changed is that
ethnic groups have become racist somehow. And the funny thing is,
when I was a kid and going to Cal Berkeley, the idea that an
ethnic group was a race was really frowned upon by this by
the by the same class that calls everybody a racist as at the
drop of a hat. It was completely frowned upon and, and there was
a book which I had a copy of called the races of man, and it
included Irish and the Scots, and the Swedes and all these
different Caucasians that were considered different races that
was verboten. The litany at the time of the era was no, that is
not a race. It's not a race. Racism is black and white.
White's being racist against blacks, period. That's about it.
And then they started making everything racism. And that's I
don't know, when that happened to happen within the last 20
years. Where a Mexican if you don't like a Mexican, you're a
racist. Well, that's not right. So if you don't
know what but isn't, isn't racism, isn't that something
that is? So the definition of course, is you believe a class
is lesser than an other class?
And the typically necessarily Well, if you believe they're
different i the definition
I think is,
well, the definition does out what we're talking about 90% of
the time, here's ethnocentrism, and you can't use that it has no
punch. Oh, you're an ethnocentric APR. And that's a
good term to use, because it's condemned it condemns you. It's
like using demagogue which is still cracks me up when I hear
God. Yeah. Because a demagogue is just a guy who appeals to
popular taste here.
I mean, here's the basic definition is still the belief
that all members of each race possesses characteristics or
abilities specific to that race, especially as so as to
distinguish it as in as inferior or superior to another race or
races.
I think that yeah, I think that probably right. But it could be
also superior. In fact, if anybody remembers back far
enough, Jimmy the weasel the guy used to be famous. Jimmy, the
Greek Jimmy,
Jimmy, the Greek. Hello, Jimmy, the Greek
is to be the television personality who was also did all
the odds. Oh, I think it's three to one that they're gonna do
this and that. And he was a, they caught him on somebody took
a hidden camera and caught him talking about how black athletes
because of slavery, were trained to be have longer endurance,
they remember to actually be better football players. And he
went on and on with what I consider to be outrageous,
complimentary racism. And he got fired. He wasn't saying that
blacks were stupid, or they were anything but they were they were
he said they were superior. He
were saying they were genetically superior in sports.
Yeah. Well, that is that is that is racism.
That's total racism. But is it the kind of racism that you'd
fire somebody over? Yes. Because all racism is bad. You can't
think that way. You can't think that blacks are superior, right?
You can't do that. It's not right. And so you now have a
screwball situation that is completely out of control is in
this befuddling. And it's just used as an epithet. Just
anything you do. You can just call somebody a racist. Just
call them a racist randomly on the old was a late night show
with that Scottish guy whose name is eluding me at the
moment. He used to do with he had a robot on and he had this
and he had his producer wouldn't let him do a lot of skits. And
he started yelling at him telling him he's a racist. Just
let him do stuff. It says you're a racist. You're a racist in
that way. No race involved at all. You just call somebody a
racist. Whether they are or not in is supposed to have an impact
on the on it does have an impact on the feeble minded. It does
this feeble mind you have to be an idiot to fall for this.
Exactly.
feeble minded? Well,
it's your old buddies.
Yeah. Well, if it is definitely the the word is losing all its
power. And that's for sure. No,
I don't think so. I don't think it has yet.
It's God. I mean, eventually it has to how am I like just can't
continue? I think they do.
It's just played so well. I've never seen anything like it's
beautiful.
To see.
I don't think I have much as again, it's just it's all
Trump's a dick Trump's horrible. Yeah, we got we got no time.
They said Trump's a dick on one of the shows and they ran with
it. Yeah, the loudmouth dick. We played it on the last show.
Yeah, yeah. Okay, they keep repeating that clip again. Sure.
I do. Let me see. I'm pretty sure I have it here.
Shouldn't Yes. When you're on the road?
No, that's okay. I couldn't find it. It was.
Well, that's odd. Was it loud?
Hold on. Yeah, I got it. I have this. I have the CD Liz Mayer.
That's her name. And here we go. I have the ISO. This message is
being a loudmouth dick, basically. Yeah. There you go.
loudmouth dick.
Now, I want to play to just another old kind of a clip I
lost and found. This is the clip from the Bernie. This is on
democracy. Now. I believe it was Bernie's and the reason I want
to play this because it's got a moment in here that's kind of
interesting to discuss. But this is the Bernie protesters at the
convention in the outside and this got a lot of good
information in it. And it but Story, this poor girl, this girl
who was a she's a she's a political now but she was a
guest she was a poor, and she had her welfare taken away
during the welfare reform of Bill Clinton. And Bill did the
result of this. I just did some irony here. The result of the
welfare being taken away by Bill Clinton was her mom had to
become a hooker. And it's just a it's actually a sad story, but
played, which is this. This is the last old Bernie convention
clip.
35 years old. I'm from Queens, New York, and I've been in
Philadelphia since Sunday. Here is a Bernie supporter and
protesting.
And can you describe this sign that you're carrying? It is a
big poster board that is carved out with Bernie's name on one
side, and never Hillary on the other side. When I was younger,
my family was on welfare. And Bill Clinton was in office and
they passed welfare reform. We weren't qualified for food
stamps any longer. The monthly money that we got was cut, and
then the subsidized housing was also cut. And my mother was
required to go out and apply for a certain number of jobs. But
she's a single mother of six children and wasn't able to meet
their requirements. We struggled tremendously. And my mother
actually became a sex worker.
From inside that the DNC is locked down the arena to prevent
the delegates from walking out. We will wait for them
we will wait for them might kick mic check MIC CHECK Mic check.
Unbelievable. think this was on C span ticket back. But yeah,
stay locked everybody. And by the way, which is a fire hazard.
Of course it is.
It couldn't get out. I mean, if there was a fire in there and
everyone die, that would be something. It was a Debt Debt
convention was a fiasco and I just can't get over us. Samantha
Bee could find no humor in it.
You really like watching her show, don't you?
I haven't watched it. I'm telling you. Okay. I like her as
a comic. Like I said before, but I have not I don't I can't get
through her show. Anyway, see,
oh, they're doing some work with Mike Pence. This was
interesting. So that, you know, Mike Pence now has to be
positioned, and they have to brand him. So they bring in
what's the best way to brand someone, you just bring in a
kid. This is whoever this kid is. He's the next co host of the
no agenda Show podcast. This kid can talk 11 years old, and a
script which he's has memorized and hence even asked a follow up
question. The kid just throws it. I mean, this is for an 11
year old kid. This was great. And it is obviously meant to
position pence
morning, Governor Pence. My name is Matthew and I'm 11 years old.
And I've been watching the news lately and and I've been
noticing that you've been kind of softening up on Mr. Trump's
policies in words. Is this your role in the is this going to be
your role in the administration?
So how about that question? Yeah, it's a goodie.
Yeah, but this kid is great. What's your name? Sir? Matthew.
Matthew. What did you say that I've been doing?
Um, you've been kind of softening up on his words.
This kid is dynamite. Where's this kid from? I'd like to know
this is one of these. We look it up. Yeah, we have to. Let me
tell
you, Matthew. Number one. This boy's got a future Yeah. Nicely.
There it is. Did you hear it? No. Nicely done. He complements
the fucking kid.
setup when a moron Hey, listeners,
let me tell you what, I couldn't be more proud to stand with
Donald Trump.
I have to go back a little bit more. That's okay. I just want
to hear him say that one word and this boy's got a future
nicely scam. Nicely done. Nicely done. In
real time I use hand him a couple of hundreds Yeah,
just hammer hundy here kid he's a hundy I promise you perfect.
The controversy continues about the Gold Star family the cons
and of course the gold more gold star families are coming out and
I
asked you something here.
Have you ever heard of Gold Star families before this incident? I
think once I don't remember ever hearing of it.
It was not unfamiliar, but it's certainly not something instead
of saying the parents of someone who died who was killed, killed
in action, you know, it's kind of like, you know, instead of
cops don't get murdered, they fall But also,
even when they were they used to. There's a lot of parents who
had lost their children to these, these unnecessary wars.
Just to put it bluntly. And I don't remember ever them.
They're just called the parents of the victims or some that
never remember once it's news made such a big deal out of this
and now they get corps veterans coming out of the woodwork,
which are Hillary
supporters. And, but it's It's distressing, it's Newspeak, you
know, the more you dumb stuff that George Carlin has this
great bit, where he talks about war veterans coming back from
the First World War, and they were shell shocked. And you
played that clip, Dad play that. Yeah. And then of course, that
winds up ultimately, when now is now PTSD. We don't even say post
post traumatic Traumatic Stress Disorder anymore, just PTSD. So
yeah, so in fact, that was one of the I saw the train go by and
was a huge rap on the train as huge sticker, New Jersey Transit
salutes our troops. And what does that mean?
Say I'm saluting you. It's another one of
those. It's completely meaningless. And it's meant to
make you feel good. saluting our troops, Hey, how's that leg
blown off doing and who started? I'm sorry, I missed you. Would
you say? Oh, I
said, I wanted to talk about this just for a second. Ronald,
when did the President start saluting everybody in uniform?
Let me play this. Let me play this clip. Let me play this clip
from this fits in perfectly and then you can pick it up. There's
just
a lot more important things going on. I mean, this story has
been going on for for a week now. And, and I'm not saying
Mrs. Khan probably had a right to be offended by it, you know,
but, but the thing is, is let me just tell you my perspective,
words don't mean as much to me as actions. That's just me. You
know, when my son was killed, he was killed in the largest loss
of life in the history of Naval Special Warfare. And we had 30
Family 30 families at Dover Air Base, waiting for our sons to be
our sons to be returned from Afghanistan. And you know, what
we experienced there was and I'm not just trying to I'm just
trying to draw a contrast. I'm not trying to bring up old old
news but you know, what we experienced there as the
families unanimously asked Barack Obama to not bring any
media to not make this a media event that he was welcome to be
with us but no media. And you know, he showed up with cameras
and the next day our pictures or his picture, saluting the
caskets of our boys was plastered over every every
outlet in America. Yeah, you go
well, this has been tracked down Yeah, well, photo ops or photo
ops. This has been tracked back to Ronald Reagan. I did a little
research on this I went back and looked at every photo I could
find. And there was no in this includes Eisenhower when he was
president, although he did salute once in a while, but it
was under some circumstance. Generally speaking, when there's
a guy standing at a helicopter and you're running out of the
White House to jump into chopper ever since Ronald Reagan, you as
the president salute the guard that standing there by the steps
to the chopper right? You see it all the time you've been seeing
it and
Obama did it once with a with a Starbucks coffee cup remember
that?
Yeah, that's fun.
So he's he's went on his vacation there he is saluting
whoever greeted them you know some guy he does and he does a
snappy salute as if he's in the military looks like somebody had
to Well no, you got to keep your arm at this 45 degree angle you
got to do it this way. And so it's actually not a you Reagan
was like kind of sloppy and and I think I can't remember the
other ones I looked him all up and I found everybody did it
ever since Reagan because we're going to set the standard now
they're all saluting when they're not required to salute
at all there's no protocol for the President even though his
commander in chief to salute anybody. In fact he's above it
all he doesn't need to salute anybody's above it all. He's not
he's not a soldier. Right? And but he keeps doing it and I just
getting on my nerves because it's because Harry Truman didn't
do it. Eisenhower didn't do it. Kennedy didn't do and I tried to
find Kennedy because I couldn't kind of remember him saluting. I
couldn't find a picture of it. Lyndon Johnson didn't do it.
Coolidge didn't do it. Franklin Roosevelt didn't do it. Nobody
did it separate again. Did
they acknowledge the old do it? Did they acknowledge them? Like,
you know, hat tip or like a nod or
will in many cases no, I'm willing to be a guy
a guard. Do you walk right by him? You know, he's protecting
you. He's not you know, saluting him he's not work you know, he's
not like an underling you can you could I guess boss him
around but well, so as you salute the Secret Service when
he's right,
right, well, it's just as meaningless as what the New
Jersey Transit has on their trains. We salute you This
is guys a slew know Tim and I get some I know we have some
veterans and some
think if you haven't been
in, if you haven't been in the military, if you haven't served
I think it's odd. It just, you know, I think it's an odd thing
to do
doll During the military, when did we switch over from the rule
that you can't? The American flag can't be used as clothing?
No, such that you didn't have American flag ties and American
flag jackets, it was all considered disrespectful until
just recently.
Yeah, I remember Abbie Hoffman from steel this book. He made a
he had a shirt out of an American flag. And that was
really radical. It was a radical, it was rude.
Yeah. It was considered an insult to the flag in the
country. Now they're wearing flags or wearing flag underwear.
I mean, give me a break. Make up your minds.
That somebody's gonna have a pet peeve, I guess. Yeah. Obama of
the
day, Obama, a couple of things on our Obama nation before we
take our first break here. First of all, hey, this just came out.
Let me see. Where's this? This is about the Affordable Care
Act, also known as Obamacare.
Let's see. We have
a Aetna is a Aetna that's what it is a Aetna.
So what was it again?
A Aetna is the Edna Edna Edna is spelled as Edna CEO, the CEO,
came out and said, Well, we were supposed to break even this year
with our Obamacare business. But we've already lost 200 million,
we expect that to be $320 million before the year is out.
So they are planning on leaving 20 states Yeah, though they're
not. They're all gonna leave eventually.
Yeah, then. And this, of course, comes on the heels of
UnitedHealth Group saying they have to leave. Humana has, has
also decided to drop out. And of course, we have Blue Cross Blue
Shield, who are saying, Yeah, we're going to put in a request
to raise our rates up to 60%. This is a massive, massive
failure. And I to this day, having read the Affordable Care
Act, in its entirety, I don't understand how it was possible.
And maybe it's just there was so much detail that you couldn't
see the the big picture that the we're not allowed to pull out
as, as an individual, you can't you get penalized. You have to
pay a tax if you don't have health insurance, and the tax is
very aggressive. And the more years you're not covered, but I
didn't realize that the insurance companies can pull out
just a job that's not working for us, and they can pull out
this that makes no sense.
Yeah. No, it's disturbing. The whole
thing is a mess. I mean, I You can't and the thing about the
doctors, you can't even pay cash and go to a doctor. No. If
you're if you're signed up for Obamacare, it's illegal. Really,
the doctor will get fined. If why? If I have cat because they
think it'll hurt the overall system needs to work with
everybody in it. And you can't do this stuff on the side. So
even in Great Britain, I mean, as far as I know, you can be
part of the medical system, the healthcare system. And if you
want to go to a private doctor for some specialty thing, and
you have cash, you can do that. Am I not right about that? Am I
wrong? I would think I think is true. As people can correct me
if I'm wrong here. No, no, you if you are signed up for
Obamacare, and you want to go to some some specialist, somebody
who might be like a dermatologist. And I know this
for a fact, because I tried to get my daughter into this doll.
No, no, we can't take her she signed up. She we can't take a
will get fined. Man, we will be fined if we take her business.
Will you even paying cash? No, we can't take her she's and they
look it up and they make sure that she's in the system. Now
you cannot go to a doctor with cash money with this stupid
system in place. And the thing is that none and the problem is,
of course, is that the drug companies they've just tripled
the prices of everything and, and they keep raising the prices
and raising the prices. So things that used to cost $1 A
pill now costs 10 or 20 or $30 a pill because the insurance
companies pick it up. And so the insurance company's got to raise
their rates. It's a huge scam. There's nothing that they can do
about it. It's ridiculous. And people say well, you just hate
Obama.
Well, you do. Come on, I face it.
I don't hate Obama. I think he's a sweet guy. But this is
bullcrap this thing, and he keeps bragging about it. This
was weird.
Obama spoke in front of a group of young Africans. And
it was a question answer session. I'm not quite sure what
the whole setting was. But he took a minute to explain why he
couldn't take a selfie. And the second one favor the second
favor.
I'll need a really a special picture with you. Thanks very
much.
Now, at this point, you know what he used to do and what I
would what I would have done is okay, here's the one guy who
bought a heat everyone's cheering, special picture show
come over do a selfie right now. Everyone would go wild. It'd be
fantastic. That's what you would do. Correct.
Not a very if you think everyone else is going to want one.
Yeah, but you could then you can say, Well, I'm just going to do
this one. Okay, because I gotta
run. You know what you here's what you do. I've seen this
situation I was at an event with Shatner. And they get everybody
that's at the event of lineup. Shatner comes in stands in the
middle of one photo, y'all get a copy?
Right? I could have done that. Yeah, you've seen that you've
done it. Yeah. But I think
what the President did is not a very good way to do it all
right.
So so this is as good a time as any to let you know that after
I'm done I'm gonna shake everybody's hands Ah. Oh wait,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I don't mean
literally everybody I'm gonna What a dick because there are
1000 of you I can sit there
I'm gonna shake everybody's hand and then I don't mean everybody
Wow, that's almost that's almost like I'm sorry you were going to
say something very important. You borderlinx Tip of the Day.
Oh, I do like the border liners so many ways that Oh, well. I'm
going to like everyone can keep their doctor is
a doctor there 1000 of you I can sit there but
yes, you can. Yes you say what they're yelling visit on Yes,
you can yes, you can shoot.
I've got I've got
you know I've got I've got another job I've got to do Oh,
go on vacation but here's what I go on vacation I
do is take selfies. So because then I'll be here for the next
four hours. It won't work. So no, you can't get your picture.
I'm sorry.
No, you can't get your picture. Shut up slave sit
down take into play around a golf. Exactly.
I was unbelievable.
Really early. That's like okay, so Obama
Thanks, Obama. Anyway, with that I'd like to thank you for your
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We got Well, a number of things going on. On the way to the
airport. When I was in Boston. I took another ride. Awesome.
That's our nonprofit Uber system, since we were no longer
exists there. And it was the same Libyan driver have had
before. Tawfeeq is the only guy working there. He is the only
guy right OSS is one guy who works there. And so of course,
the last time we spoke, we hadn't started bombing. So Mike
Tawfeeq How are you feeling? And he says, well, madam Sir, I'm
Mr. Adam. He always Mr. Adam, let me tell you. He was He says,
I'm very happy this is happening. He said, These are
the basics of these aihole Isis guys, we they're ruining
everything. He said, But the biggest problem is Libya. Can't
don't they the Libyans don't want to stand on their own. They
don't want to stand up. He says it's never going to work out
unless Libyans do something themselves. And we have this
general was at the Government of National Accord. He said, Yeah,
that's all a bunch of American shills. And so nothing's
working, but he's very happy with the bombing. But he the
thing that he told me that question, which is better,
before Gadhafi, or after Gadhafi, we said well, let me
tell you a story, you know, about the boy who's a shepherd
for the sheep and said, Are you telling me the story about the
boy cries Wolf? He says, Yeah, that's the one is because
Qaddafi kept saying, Oh, you gotta be careful, they're gonna
come in, they're gonna ruin anything, everything and people
got all afraid and worried. And he kept repeating this
throughout decades. And then, you know, after three or four
times of him saying this, then it really happened and everyone
is really sad. They feel it was so much better under Gaddafi,
you know, the horrible dictator who we had who was killing his
own people.
Of course, it was it was better under Sadam to Yeah.
But just thought it was good to hear that from from someone who
has had boots on the ground.
Yeah, well, this is shame that that this is going on man. Bam,
you know, he blamed it because the US government or but some
who I don't know who's responsible does rubberized
policy, but it's obviously the Kagan's. Yeah, I have something
to do with and I get to watch. I'm watching one of these shows.
And there's Bill Kristol. Who's another one of these guys, same
group of Neo cons, and he's moaning about Trump being the
guy and they should go, they should all bail out on all the
Republicans who quit on Trump and do a third party. It's like
Dad's gonna do.
Yeah, crazy. Sure. Sounds good.
And then he's also he's also one of the promoters of Trump's
gonna quit. Yeah, that although now there's Vegas odds. So I'm
at the dinner table with everybody in this room on
Friday. And as they bring this up, Oh, you think Trump's gonna
quit? So what? Where did you get this?
Yeah, actually, there was a fake article in The thing was the
Philadelphia observer, I believe. Let me see if I have it
here. And it was it was exactly one of these, one of these types
of theories, but it was written as if it had already happened.
Here, the Charlotte Observer, you people really believe me is
the title. And so I was in a turn of events that shocked the
political world and through the presidential race.
What I can see this coming this sounds funny. Then a
turn of events that shocked the political world and threw the
presidential race into unprecedented turmoil. Donald J.
Trump announced yesterday that he is quitting the race and
endorsing Hillary Clinton, Trump said. Trump said the only point
of his campaign was to show how stupid and gullible many
Republican voters are, quote, I've been a Democrat all my
adult life, Trump told a packed and boisterous news conference,
but I knew if I ran as a Republican and said increasingly
ridiculous, idiotic, racist and sexist things, I'll get a lot of
votes. But he said he had no idea who would be able to win
the Republican nomination and poll 40% or better in a national
race against Clinton. Quote, did people really believe I could
build a wall between the US and Mexico and get Mexicans to pay
for it? And that if we could deport 11 million illegal aliens
as ridiculous how could we possibly do that? Canada goes on
and on. Yeah. So these just accent Yeah, he's a satire.
Satire is what it is exactly. So we let me see, there was a
actually the president was at the Department of Defense, the
Pentagon, he participated in a bit of a news conference. And
then we had Ash Carter there, because now, you know, seems
like we need we are sending more. Well, they're not boots on
the ground, of course, we're sending more advisors to Iraq.
And this has to be justified. And that's what they're doing.
And it's quite stunning to listen to Ashton Carter saying
how this is all justified and legal. And we can move ahead as
planned, how many more troops can Americans at home expect to
be going to Iraq?
Well, right now, there are about 3500 US forces there. And there
are about 3500, Coalition forces and their role is is to enable
10s of 1000s of Iraqi army. And it's because that's the number
we trained and equipped to take back their country. And so I
can't predict that the only thing I can say is we are
prepared to do more wherever we see an opportunity to accelerate
this defeat. So if more is required, and I'm sure there
will be additional authorities and additional capabilities that
will be required on let our commanders see opportunities to
do that. I will go to the president with the Chairman of
Joint Chiefs of Staff as I have. And if he's done like he's done
so far, he'll say, go for it, because we need to get this done
quickly.
Oh, yeah. So he anticipates additional authorities and
additional capabilities will be required. But the President will
just say go for it. Since when does the President determine
that? Never No, Congress has to determine that so there would
need to be when he says additional authorities, I
presume he means Authorization for Use of Military Force. And
after, you know what is now 15 years of using the ones from
2001, which is only meant for Bin Laden, al Qaeda and
affiliated groups. We it's time for a new one. And he has you
know,
no problem. Where go for it.
You know, where is where is the analysis of this stuff? This is
all for its basic constitutional stuff that is not being covered?
No, no. Too much good stuff on the other side.
Have you been watching the Olympics? I missed the whole
show.
Let's talk about the Olympics. Yes, I have
I was on I was on a plane so I missed all of it.
Well,
it's pretty nice. It's a nice stadium and did all this stuff.
But I do have a report. I thank you. I have what do we got? I
got two reports. Actually. Let's go. Here's here's one. Here's
cost of the Olympics is kind of interesting. Daniel winter.
That's right.
Christopher. Did you know that no games has come in under
budget since 1960. Cost is always a matter of controversy
with the Olympics wherever they're held. Although the Rio
Games have come in around 50% over budget, it's been less
costly so far than other recent Olympics. But the question still
remains when it comes to economic gains. Does Brazil
stand to win or lose?
Rio de Janeiro seven years ago, jubilation at the decision to
give the 2016 Olympic Games to Brazil. Many cheering here were
hoping for more work and a better future. 120,000 temporary
jobs were created. After all real needed stadiums, roads and
a new metro line. It's dilapidated harbor was in
desperate need of an upgrade. And the city would need dozens
of new hotels.
Rio de Janeiro would not be where it is today. Without the
Olympic Games as a catalyst. History. We'll talk about the
Rio de Janeiro before the Olympic Games, and a much better
Rio de Janeiro after the Olympic Games.
The country has modestly poured both money and concrete into new
construction projects, trying to avoid the spiraling costs of
previous games. Until now, the gold medal for cost went to the
Winter Olympics in Sochi two years ago. At $22 billion
dollars. Silver went to the 2012 Summer Games in London at 15
billion. Rio doesn't even make it to the podium at $4.6 billion
outlay. Whoa, wow. But the Olympics have still pushed the
city to its limits. Rio de Janeiro had to declare a state
of financial emergency. He was only able to continue hosting
the Games after the federal government issued a special loan
okeydoke
so They spent nothing. They didn't do much they didn't clean
up the harbor, or they added a couple of new hotels to the area
we
have. We've swept boots on the ground in Rio and I have a note
from volleyers go, Yes,
this is from our subs in the water guy.
He's still in the water. No,
he remember I met him in Fayetteville State, um, as the
guy who taught us the phrase, it's not gay. If you're
underway. You're now you remember him talking about?
That's my favorite.
It's a bumper sticker.
So he writes to anchor to the side, sailors cap. Yeah.
Hey, sir. I'm working on Rio. Till the 24th. I've been here
two days. He's he is now a he's retired from from the sub
business. And he of course, a lot of guys who retire. They're
young enough to continue working. So he's now dude named
Ben. But that's not his name. He's the substance water guy
from Fayetteville didn't hear two days in Rio. I have very
little interaction outside of the bus ride to work and back as
a dude named Ben. I'm stuck in the media center, making sure
the bits turn into bytes and make it to their destination. We
could use some of that help ourselves. The IOC oversold
housing, we were supposed to have two bedroom apartments for
two people. We have been placed in three bedroom apartments with
three beds for four people. After much complaining we all
have our own bedroom. Now. Construction of the buildings is
poor, unfinished and rushed. The seats are loose and slide on
this to the side on 80% of all toilets I've used a third of the
toilets have leaking water fixtures. The most depressing
thing here is the unspoken caste system. The service cast and
it's CAS T is very friendly, apologetic and surprised when
you speak to them. I'm from a small town in Missouri. I'm used
to smiling and greeting everyone these people are shocked to be
acknowledged. One of the photographers was robbed
attempting to get more information reo, raw real Rob is
same thing. And then he says just some other notes. The body
of the motorcyclists that attempted to rob the Russian
lady in the street for five hours before was removed. And
when a body washed up on Copacabana Beach, they put a
tarp over it and left it there until the end of the day. That's
some service Hmm.
I've been to Brazil a lot. And so I do remember this one time I
was and I've always had a good time. I don't know I'm married,
just lucky. I also have a lot of Brazilian friends. But one time
I'm at the airport leaving at the present of the Rio airport
is sketchy. And so you go there you always had to go where to
go. You know, she'll go to the corner go on your phone. So I
run into some American he says oh god this Brazil's the worst
place I've ever been. He says I was robbed four times, man. And
he was robbed on the street twice. The Copacabana beach once
and then he was robbed in the airport.
No, yeah. Oh my goodness.
Yeah, I'm thinking whoa, that's not you're not lucky. Yeah, it's
a very and then the funny thing is the joke in Rio, most people
locals is that is dangerous. It is to go there and get robbed
all the time, is that the police are more dangerous. The police
are notorious for just beating the crap out of you for no good
reason. I guess I'm gonna I'm gonna never talk to one. But
yeah, rough town. Huh. So they've they've done anything
from what I can tell on this riots as not as being covered
only like our tea covered huge segments, like a half an hour
resilient riots. And they're taking place in Rio and Sao
Paulo. So that's kind of interesting. But I think that
story that kind of is a background story to all this is
the is the scandal going on in the American gymnastics
community with apparently 52 or 53 coaches out of I don't know
how many that are being called out for being pedophiles.
For the record, we invited USA Gymnastics to appear, but no one
was available. And we want to thank both of you for joining
us, Marisa quick kowski Do you first help our audience?
Who are these people she has on Who are these people?
She has the writer who broke the story. Indiana Indianapolis Star
and then they have a woman the other woman died? I didn't
really clip much ever but were anything. It was a lawyer for
little girls that get caught up in this stuff. kowski Do
you first help our audience understand the role that USA
Gymnastics plays? What is it to the sport of gymnastics?
USA Gymnastics is the sports national governing body so they
set the rules and policies that govern the sport of gymnastics
in the United States. They also are the ones who select the
Olympic team, the team that will represent the United States in
In the Olympics.
Now the report today is suggested something like 50
coaches may have been involved over a period of how many years.
We know that USA Gymnastics compiled sexual misconduct
complaint files on at least 54 coaches between 1996 and 2006.
And so we're talking about something that allegedly went on
for a long time.
Well, the issue of sexual misconduct has been a problem in
all different kinds of sports, all different sorts of
disciplines over a long time.
So Marissa, quit kowski. USA is we just heard USA Gymnastics is
saying, we feel the star left out significant facts that would
have painted a more accurate picture. What do you think
they're referring to?
I'm not sure what they're referring to, I can tell you
that we feel that we were extremely fair to the
information that they provided. In fact, on our website, Indy
star.com, we do have all of the questions that we asked them
along with all of their responses, so the public can see
for themselves, specifically what we asked and what they
responded. We've also posted their statement that you're
referring to in its entirety on our website.
So what is their best explanation for why these files
sat there and why people parents weren't notified? Why this
wasn't more public, why something wasn't done sooner,
because it's
a giant evil, aggressive money grubbing a whole organization.
Yep. Now I don't know if that specifically has anything to do
with the trainers because I didn't pretty are they? Are they
paid by IOC these trainers? Are they individual trainers,
it's clubs. Ethical club is not like a university or anything.
So I don't know. I don't know what the structure is. It's
probably in the article. But what I got a kick out of was
when the reporter says, You guys are unfair? I think it's
absolutely fantastic. The Indianapolis Star printed on
even online source material, they had everything they have
the questions and the answers all you know all OCR and on the
site, you can just read whatever they ask what they answered, how
can you be unfair? Under those circumstances? I
would say do you know if they interviewed them in person? Or
is it through email or because I feel that if you have audio or
video recording audio would be more than sufficient? Probably
better even. That's what you should make available because
everything is within context. If I heard if I got $1 for every
time I heard MSNBC say well, if you look at the transcript of
Hillary she said we aren't going to raise taxes
they probably did not print the are not printed on printed
public probably did not post the audio file, which I agree with
you 100% But there they still thought
it's better than nothing. I agree. Yeah. The IOC I was
reading a report here. They have forbidden all television
licensees from broadcasting anything on quote interactive,
actually, I have the quote here. This is these guys are dicks
call their total dicks. Olympic material must not be broadcast
on interactive services. And meaning you and they say
specifically Additionally, the use of Olympic material
transformed into graphic animated formats such as GIFs,
GIF, VGF y or web M or short video formats, such as vines and
others is expressly prohibited.
Yeah. Why? Because they
because they they want to clamp everything down. They want to
clamp everything now and they've gone they're like it's all about
licensing. This is the on the back end and how it works with
these cities paying money and going bankrupt and whatever
agendas are being played out there and we can only speculate
but it doesn't work out well typically for the cities. It may
work out well for a lot of elites and it works out great
for for for brands, one of the one of the people at the party
last night. His daughter he plays with Def Leppard now
and his daughter
she's a pole vaulter and so she's not in the Olympics, but
she has a lot of contact and so we hear that the in the Olympic
village there is no coffee available. Only Coca Cola so you
get up in the morning you're an athlete, you know a lot of
athletes I think they'd like to stimulus let me go to bed Your
teeth are right. Yeah, there's no coffee. There it is. They
cannot have coffee for sale are available in the Olympic Village
for the athletes because Coca Cola has the entire beverage
license. scandalous.
I'll say I come that's not covered on the nightly news.
Dude, we were no agenda.
Dude, we're no we're no agenda. Who are you talking about? Like
to see you and your clothes?
What is it? Where's that from?
DESA Herbert the pervert. I can't say every once in a while
voices hits me and I just can't
be funny if Herbert the pervert
Yeah, you can do that.
Okay, thanks for participating.
No, I'm sorry. I could I did a voice for a moment.
I could get it again if you want. Did you
see the opening? And all of the Yeah, I saw the whole thing. I
and people were tweeting like, oh, it's all about bugs. And
then it's, you know, climate change.
No,
that's what that's what I saw.
Well, there's a bunch of stuff be Oh, yeah, we're talking about
the athletes walking in. What I watched was the athletes walking
in and then I watched the fireworks and then I watched the
samba dancing and the party thing and then I turned it off.
So I didn't see some of this stuff.
Oh, then didn't you don't
have a report? It's my report. It wasn't that interesting. Oh,
okay. I have to say is from the air. It was very pretty. It was
a nice, it was very nicely laid. It looks like a pretty good
presentation. I guess they were freaked out because there's two
or three drones flying around. And
oh, I thought that was
a no drone zone. Yes. Or no drone zone. But yeah, these are
quad copters are was always freaked out about everything.
Right, right. Oh, no, they're taking illegal movies.
No, anyways, it's
not a it's not. It doesn't look like it. I don't know that it's
going to be a
great event. It's all
I can say. But also
NBC. I don't have a clip or anything. But I read that, you
know, they're they're editing because of course, the time
differences is problematic for live broadcast. And the NBC is
editing. I can't believe they edited the opening ceremony to
to take out relevant, or it things that were irrelevant to
the US audience. I have the article somewhere here. And
specifically was said, Well, these wisdom that these were
victims of I forget what it was. There was like a memoriam
segment of victims of some tumbling. No, I didn't. So they
so they took that out. But NBC said, Well, you know, housewives
in. I mean, seriously, they said this like, oh, well, you know,
women in the morning, you know, they have to watch you know what
is relevant? We don't want to put that on for the kids. And I
was like, but they targeted housewives.
Hmm. Yeah. That's interesting. I
don't know quite what to make of that. But they probably know
what they're doing. You think? Yeah, well, they supposed to
make money on these Olympics every time they run them. NBC
spends a lot of money on this.
I'm sure that I'm sure NBC makes money. Just a couple of stories
that weren't covered by the mainstream media in the United
States, the corporate media, stooge media that Hillary media
but there was your Well, here's one that was covered. This is
the way that news opened Zika Zika Zika. Oh,
wait, should we do our own little Zico? Zico? Zico, jingle
first, actually, let me ask you, I pulled the clip, at your
request of the explanation of the Zika funding and where it's
going. And I have that clips about five minutes. And yeah,
and hold up first before we do
anything for you anything. When you did players he could general
wasn't ready for you to do
this. Just that. Okay. Here we go. That was an either
Zika Yes. Where's the $1.9 billion?
Where's the money? All right, so I'm coming. I'm gonna do it. I
want you to play that clip. First, your clip, and then you
can follow up with the latest on the Zika virus is going to be
the latest up to date. Okay, little Zika the clip?
Okay. Then what I will do is while you're listening and
people on the stream can participate in this as well I
put to actually one of our producers. Thing is Ryan put
together a little beautiful chart you can find it at let me
see here. It is Zika funding dot grumpy radio.com
You got that? Yeah.
Zika funding at grump and app dot grumpy radio.com. And he put
together a really cool chart where you can see the money
flowing in and where it's flowing out, which is visually
very nice. And is a nice companion for our breakdown of
the Zika funding, which and I'll preface this by saying this was
all Ebola money. This was already this is income that the
inflows and the outflows were set for Ebola, for Ebola. And
then Ebola got solved somehow magically, then we got Zika,
which apparently is really horrible. We're not quite sure
of that either, really. And so now that money has to be
shuttled over because of where it's going to, because these
people were promised money they these organizations, these
countries, and we have Welch's on the other side, who are
saying, Oh, this
is where the middle where the middlemen yes on this deal, and
we make stupid that blend the Obama administration, we
stupidly made these promises. And we're the one that's
responsible, yes. If we would have collected the money this
will give you a little figure this out later. We'll figure
this out later. And then the vo
bola thing blows over and now you know, you're not that you're
not in a bind with they're in a bind we need right now. You
might as well just play my clip, because this is what's going on
in the media.
President Obama warned Congress today money is rapidly running
out for the battle against Zika. Even as more Americans become
infected, the situation he said is critical.
A lot of folks talk about protecting Americans from
threats. Well, Zika is a serious threat to Americans, especially
babies right now. So once again, I want to urge the American
people to call their members of Congress and tell them to do
their job. deal with this threat help protect the American people
from Zika. Okay,
I feel unbelievable. I
feel in context, I should give you a clip of the day for that.
Clinical,
that is the press that has a president in trouble right
there. Panicked Victor completely panicked,
completely. I don't know
how many times I've ever heard Obama say call your congressman,
I
don't think I've ever heard him and not certainly not like that,
ever. And so the
what we need to figure out is somewhere something went wrong
with Ebola. And it's a little fuzzy for me because it was so
it was so Blong and broad and was raised 1000
A week are gonna die.
Yeah. And it didn't happen. But did the media fail? Or did the
plan failed? The media usually fall because the media? I don't
know, I don't believe that actually complicit. No one calls
up and says, Okay, we're gonna do this. Now you got it, here's
what you're gonna do. It doesn't happen that way. It's just
millio. And it's it does come from a lot of mail. You know,
they get they get a press release from the White House.
And it's golden. It's proof. It's the truth. And so they
don't question it. But somewhere, something went wrong
with the plan or how was being rolled out. And they just didn't
have enough time to get the money. And so here it is, we are
going to go back to Episode 817. Hello, Adam and John from the
history. And it turns out that this $1.9 billion that the
President is asking for is exactly the amount of money that
has not been received from pledges to the Ebola rescue
fund. So how it works is everybody sends out a press
release. Oh, we're gonna help with Ebola. Put us up for $25
million. Okay, good. So they have all this money. And then
it's supposed to be 5.2 billion, but that 1.9 billion shy because
people have not paid yet. And the President is now saying, I
want that money. I need it because people are dying Zika
virus baby small heads. Now, I have the entire rundown here
from the United Nations, the Office of the United Nations
Special Envoy on Ebola and I can tell you who has donated what
and who is still outstanding on their money who are essentially
being called out by the President to pony up because
this money needs to go to fight Zika but I also found where the
money goes so that that will kind of help us. And the numbers
are weird. If you look at who's put in what kind of money so
Australia they have pledged $30 million. Austria $3 million. I'm
gonna play a game with you, John, how much more do you think
Belgium? You're considering Austria put in three Australia
put in 30. How much is Belgium the little tiny country of
Belgium put in for for Ebola now for Zika
40,000,056 56. And
they're pretty much current. Canada had pledged 96. They are
still 13 million short. They're short. They're in arrears. China
120,000,120 5 million. They're paid up. Good to go. France.
They pledged 189 million have only delivered 96 Hello,
Frenchies, step it up. Now here's a tough one Germany had
pledged $391 million has only delivered 134. I think that's
problematic. And we look at Ireland, put in 73 million all
these amounts. Got a question? Like, why so much money? And why
are some people not paying the United Kingdom is a big problem
this they promised $1 billion have only delivered on 516
million bastards. Now the USA we pledged 2,364,000,000, we have
paid 2,000,000,360 4 billion, the European Union itself
pledged 939 billion a million have only delivered 750 set
up this scam
the United Nations. Now Now here's some individual
corporations who have pledged yet not donated again. They were
brought in to pledge for Ebola. They said we're gonna get this
money. And that has now been transferred to Zika, which I'm
pretty sure most of the people who pledge the money are saying,
Wow, what kind of bullshit is this? Here's a couple other
organizations which have not yet ponied up. Bill and Melinda
Gates Foundation promised $58 million. They're 6 million
short. And check this out. The Google Larry Page Family
Foundation, pledged 25 million. They have so far delivered 0.0
million? No. One It's an outrage. It's a total outrage.
And how about the silicon? Just
don't pledge anything. If you're not going to give anything and
keep your name out of it. The
president should call these fuckers out, you know who else
pledged 25 million and didn't end delivered zero? The Silicon
Valley Community Foundation? I didn't even know that existed.
Oh, and it's a bunch of VCs and a bunch of a holes. Now where
does this money go? Okay, this is this is why I think it's easy
to see why we have to get this $1.9 billion, because it's going
to everything except to Ebola or Zika. And the companies that are
receiving the most are Liberia, they will get to $668 million.
Guinea gets 835. But the countries don't get this money.
No NGOs within the country get the money. John, this is all NGO
know why
we don't start an NGO and just go for it. Did
you and women get a million dollars of this? How does that
have anything to do with Ebola or Zika?
How does that have anything to do with it?
It's just pots of money. Give away? Yeah. This is like the
Haiti thing with Bush and Clinton. Yeah, let me give all
that money. Let me give you some of it got distributed to the UN
Women? Well, let's
run down these NGOs. acdi VOCA have no idea what that is the
American Refugee Committee, seven mil Catholic Relief
Services. 14 million I'm sure these people are doing real
work. Samaritan's Purse saved the children World Vision others
pretty big others bigger and everything I'll put together
others half a million, half a billion dollars. But check this
out. The Netherlands is go to the other shard the Netherlands
is has pledged $82,000,000.80 $2 million. They're about 2 million
shorts, I've got another payment to go probably whatever. But
what's returning to the Netherlands as from this fun,
because countries also getting money back. I lost my place in
the in the PDF. Here it is. The Netherlands Ministry of Defense
received $7 million from the fund that their own country just
put out there. The US Department of Defense receives $631 million
of the Zika fund or a bola who the Department of Defense,
what are they getting the money for? Because this is they
haven't got enough money.
This is laundering money. Here. The US Centers for Disease
Control CDC $800 million. They have and they've already
received a lot of this money. Then we have oh who else? The
African Union receives money to the World Bank receives $50
million. This is what because they were promised the money.
This is the way I see it. This has got to be we've always
questioned the Ebola crisis. So this is payoffs. This is payoffs
to countries is payoffs to NGOs that are controlled by other
operations. I don't see cute medical. Yeah, I see a lot of
research. You know, there's a billion and a half of research
and looking at which part of this money will go to. But this
is this is bullshit. I mean, what the what does the Dutch
Ministry of Defense have to get the 10% of the money their
country paid in the first place?
Yeah, outrageous.
It really is. And I'm also putting the PDF in again so
people can look at that. And again, you have the Zika funding
dot grumpy radio.com
Yeah, I see it there. It's good. So yeah, go ahead. I was gonna
say I do have an anecdote. Okay. Uh, because you mentioned the
Silicon Valley Community Fund or whatever it is and Paige and
cough up a nickel that kind of thing. Yeah. Some years ago, I
had a contract to write an article for focus magazine,
which was KQED is our local public radio public broadcasting
Public TV. And I was I for it was a good amount of money. I
think they I don't know what they paid. But the thing was, I
went they wanted me to do a Silicon Valley top five lists of
everything like top five restaurants top five places to
go to filler have a beard top $5 Bar filler. Yeah. Yeah. So I
went got all the top five put this thing together. They did
pay me for this article, but they never ran it. And I've
always wondered why they all immediately saw what what
happened and they wouldn't say any Oh,
because it just it wasn't their friends restaurants. No, no.
It would I was like, they wouldn't even the nerve to tell
me why they couldn't run it or why they just tell me to change
it. I'm very amenable when you know, I'm not like an asshole
immune may seem so but I'm not. And so it was because I had to
top the top five charities of Silicon Valley. One blank to
blank. Three, blank for blank and five blank. What year was
this? And what year was this? This was I think it was like in
the, like the 90s or the 90s.
That's funny. Yeah, I saw it.
Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, that Devorah let me just see little
blue X next to his name. He's a troublemaker.
Yeah, and never heard back. I did get paid though, which is
fine.
And I'm, I wonder what do you think of the idea of some of
these topics of of playing the clip of the older show? Is that
is that work for you?
I liked it. I like it. It's a good thing to do. It saves us
from having to talk. Like, you know, Intro outro thing he did.
I loved it saves us from having to talk and that's got to be my
favorite.
Stretch, stretch,
show much move by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the people
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I have a story that's not covered much. But our team loves
covering these sorts of stories. Anything that has to do with
Saudi Arabia is kind of blacked out. Oh, yeah. In the United
States. Yeah. Because especially just because just always like
this one that bought the Saudi girl which didn't play though I
don't have the whole thing because it by a good part of it
clip leads me to a story that I picked up when I was in Dubai
from one of the British expats that was living there. Saudi
Arabia I'm sorry, I'm sorry, go.
Okay. It is Aussie International, the most inhumane
conditions imaginable. That's how some human rights activists
describe the life of a British girl who claims she has been
locked up in a cage in Saudi Arabia by her own dad, calling
on the UK Foreign Office to put every possible pressure on
Riyadh to return her to the UK 21 year old I mean, Alger fairy
was born and raised in Wales. She left the UK to live in Saudi
Arabia when she was 16. She has dual British and Saudi
nationalities and was allegedly caged by her father and Saudi
Arabia after she was seen kissing a boy in public. She
claims her father beats and starves her and keeps her locked
up in their flat. I mean, it does have lawyers who took legal
action to protect her in the UK.
He's a British national adult who is in trouble overseas in
parallel because the judge put it the arm of the English law
should stretch that far. Ah,
so this brings me to the story of where by Saudi Arabia and I
should mention to people that if you want to visit Saudi Arabia I
have not had the opportunity I've been around Saudi Arabia
but not in make sure you don't have an Israeli stamp in your
passport because they just won't let you in. Oh my goodness, I
didn't know that. Yeah. And so you have to go to your counselor
and and ask to get a another passport or a temporary passport
or something if you want to go there if you have if you visit
Israel and the guy says you always want it you want to
definitely go past the American Embassy in Saudi Arabia if you
think it's in Riyadh because you'll see lined up a bunch of
American women have pretty much like a like a line for the Star
Wars movie. They won't let him in but they're trying to get out
of the country because he says that the classic naive American
woman you know falls in love with some Saudi guy who's in the
United States is rich got spent some watches he's got a Ferrari,
they get married and they move back this they move to Saudi
Arabia where it turns out she's like one of many and and she's
pretty much beaten and to do all this is there's no protection
for a woman there and they can then they should immediately try
to get out of the country and the American Embassy because we
have a relationship with Saudi Arabia we refuse to even listen
to them. Just fuck you. You've made this decision you dummy you
you can live with it was why I thought that story about the
British was interesting because they're not going to do anything
for her either. This is the whole thing in Saudi Arabia.
It's just it's a it's a nightmare.
Well, that brings the story up the Christina told me when she
flew in about don't think I shared it with you that she has
an American passport and a Dutch passport. Because her mom is
Dutch so she has dual citizenship, and which is
allowed in that case. But her American passport you recall she
had all those issues and they keep issuing her a one year
passport as some kind of punishment. Because she one
passport was last one was stolen two strikes, you're gonna get
once every year. She's renewing three years now. So she decides
to come over that she said, I'm going to I'm going to renew my
American passport. And that's so messed up. And we know the
passport system in the visa system is messed up that she can
get it you know, it's like eight weeks, so she can't get a date
before she sleeps it. Okay, I'll just get an esta which is the
Visa Waiver Program and fly in as a Dutch citizen. So she
arrives. And the the agent, the Customs Border Patrol agent
says more what is this view?
You have dual citizenship? Yeah. Then in my marriage, she had her
American passport whether she has expired. So well, you can't
do that have to do up to secondary into the little room.
Yeah, the kid. Yeah. And so what is this? And she's explaining
she said, Well, you know, this is what's happening. And I'm
going to see my dad and he goes, Oh, really? Why? How old are you
26 You don't need to bring your dad into this. You know, I could
find you $600 It traumatizing the child, the child. And but I
have bigger fish to fry right now. So go ahead. What a
dick. So
this dual dual citizenship has problems everywhere. It's
certainly in the United States.
Yeah, certainly.
That's funny. Well, the database has caught up to us. So a lot of
stuff you could do and get away with. Yeah, it used to be Yeah,
and now the database is caught up to us. This is big, big
brother. This is the real deal. You can pull this stuff off for
sure.
I have another clip here from the president of this member, I
was talking about the about him speaking at the Department of
Defense. It's really brazen, what he's doing. And it's so
clear he wants to be here of the gays when there's his legacy
here of the gays, and something with guns, but that's not really
working out very well. So he's using every opportunity to bring
it up. And this one, again, we just sit there and think, How
come no journalist raises their hand and says, what some of you
may have read
the article in The New York Times today, I guess, came out
last night online.
Yeah. Which means he didn't see it. And someone handed it to me,
right. I guess it came out of online, right. He didn't read
the article, okay.
Today. I guess it came out last night online, about this
individual in Germany, who had confessed and given himself up
and then explained his his knowledge of how ISOs networks
worked, there was a paragraph in there that some may have caught,
which we don't know, for a fact that this is true.
Oh, okay. We don't know if it's actually true, but I'm gonna use
it anyway, this
is true. But according to this reporting, the individual
indicator that I saw recognizes it's harder to get its
operatives into the United States. But the fact that we
have what he referred to as open gun laws, meant that anybody as
long as they didn't have a criminal record that barred them
from purchase, could go in and buy weapons. That made sort of
homegrown extremist strategy more attractive to them. And
those are the hardest to stop. Because by definition, if
somebody doesn't have a record, if it's not triggering
something, it means that anticipating their actions
becomes that much more difficult. And this is why the
military strategy that we have in Syria and Iraq is necessary,
but it is not sufficient.
Okay, so we have to kill people in the sand. So those people
don't come in and get are easy to get guns. Really. Mr.
President? I have a question, sir. Yes, Mr. Curry. And so
in that is definitely the stupidest thing he's ever said.
Yeah,
they don't use trucks. They don't use bombs. We haven't had
airplanes. We haven't had car bombs. We haven't axes, axes,
machetes. Wow, just wow. Wow. I tell you. Wow. And he mentioned
Germany last night, one of the guests of the party was a former
hockey player from Germany. And he did really well. And then of
course, he had an injury. And he was playing for I guess, the
German, like, like a minor league team or something. So his
career didn't work out. But he moved to America and he probably
do some stuff here. Anyways, real reason real estate now, I
guess. And this is also what's going on in the home country,
and his family's from Nuremberg. I don't think we've heard
Nurnberg. In any terrorism related news,
have we? Nah,
not that I can remember.
I don't think so. And so he goes on to explain how Nuremberg was
built, of course, you know, Hitler had it without, you know,
like eight spokes of a road coming in. So it's, it's a place
where you can come in and go out through these multiple, like the
spoke system, it's a very accessible, and he says, so the
migrants he says, unbelievable what's going on in Nuremberg. He
said on the street, you have people saying and they come into
clubs to you can't dress like that that's slutty, you know,
like the like the we call the Muslim patrol in London. That
that we've seen video of but of course, we're told that doesn't
exist. Anyway, and then there's people on the streets, you know,
you must convert to Islam out in the open.
And he says
everyone's really worried. You know, we have all these attacks
going on. And they see no way that this is ever going to stop
and people are frozen with fear. According to him in Nuremberg,
which you've heard nothing
about. I have not heard any of these stories. Yeah. So wow,
yeah, good stuff. Well, I
have his number and he's got my email. He's gonna give me
the lowdown on this because apparently nobody wants to
report stuff like this. Why bother?
It's racist. This is completely racist. I tell you
Ray says you're a racist for saying this is serious race or
this series, although racist is racist.
I don't care let's let's play an ad. Use the DNA in your stool to
find colon cancer. Okay, good. I'll make sure we had that add a
little ISO little ISO for you.
That's an ISO All right.
I'm now Thursday.
I am. We're both on a brief break. And I'm, I'll be back on
Saturday. So we have a regular Sunday show we fruit. We did
something we, we didn't expect to do it this way.
We promised not to do what we did. Okay, you break it to him.
Okay, well, we're gonna do on Thursday. And now this this show
is now I had that I just produced it the other night. It
was like, oh my god, I'm always bitching about the length of
these shows. And this is three hours and 33 minutes.
Oh, no, that can't be it couldn't
get out. No, no, no, no, nailed it,
I think nice.
So
this is a onion show where we go back to we do have the show
called 200.5, which was done that show 200 Long time ago is
years ago. And it was the explanation of the origins of
the no agenda show. And then we reprise the show at 200.6. And
then reprise it a third time at 200.7. And that was a little
over a year ago. It was July 20, July of last year. And so we've
decided to update the 200.5 by just doing another overlay of
200.7. overlaid on 200.5. This show Yes.
It's an onion and the core sounds really crap.
They had to get to the bottom. Yeah. It didn't sound that good.
And show 200. And the mics and everything were different. And
so we have a show, too. We have a show coming up on Thursday,
which is going to be and it's actually a lot of extra
material. I mean, I think we talked 2526 27 minutes
on both ends on both ends of the the second
end wasn't as bad. The first part was really long. yak yak,
yak yak. So we talked about the show 200.7. And
I'm really selling it to him, John.
Yes. Oh, okay. If
you want to get big laughs and have the time of your life.
You want this show.
So it's gonna be 200. Point is show 20.7. And it'll be an
overlay of tuner. 20.8. And it'll be an overlay of tuner
point seven and 205 2.5. And then we'll come out of it with
another ending. That's the way we talked about the show. If you
did that, then the reason for this show is, and I don't know
how rational it is to have our shows through three hours and 33
minutes, but
the explanation of the Show is longer than the show itself.
This Yes, a lot longer. Now, if you have somebody that you've
introduced to the show and say play the show, and they and then
they say to you if they come back with. And by the way, this
isn't happening as much as it used to. But in the early days,
you might I don't know, I don't get so all these jingles. So
they always with that, you put that one down. So they ended
that's when you say, oh, okay, what are you apparently, you
know, you're slow witted. So let's give you this show, play
this show this 200.7. And then listen to that. And it'll
explain all the details of the show. And then you'll understand
it,
and it works. Yeah, and it works best if you lock that person in
one of those Saudi cages, has lock
him in the cage and time to do a chair. And they will listen to
the show. So we're running, we're running this show. We just
did it yesterday. And it's we produced it overnight, and
bingo, you got it.
Now on the break. I'm not going to be sitting still entirely.
I'm going to work on and we'll hopefully have this. When I come
back on Sunday when we do our show again. I'm going to
continue with our porn segment, which I'm just collecting emails
people talking about how pornography has or has not
changed sexual behavior in in the younger in the in the new
generation that is just coming into their sexual crime. Yes.
And it's really been eye opening. It's very interesting.
There is, in my mind, no doubt that there's definitely a
correlation. But I think there we can also show causation of
pornography and there's certainly a lot of self
admittance of this. Interestingly enough, this clip
came up
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, signed a
pledge from the anti porn organization enough is enough,
according to relevant magazine. If elected, Trump said he will
back efforts against the widespread problem of
pornography. Christian conservatives are still
concerned that Trump appeared on the cover of Playboy magazine, a
copy of which he keeps framed in his office,
which is ridiculous, because that was not online. It was it
was like porn is porn is a big word. Like naked.
Playboy doesn't is that was
not porn for say there's no penetration, but they're
throwing that in there. Because that means Oh, religious people
Republicans morons.
Yeah, Only missionary
style don't do it any other way. Nothing like
do it at all if you can, if he you know if you're not married,
yeah, so students
so enough.org is the outfit that is an I'm not going to open the
page because it can mess up the connection. But have a look
everybody@enough.org Not a great organization in my mind. Yeah,
they're against online porn, but they're immediately tying that
to cybersecurity and you know, their statement is very clear
like you know, the First Amendment is the First Amendment
nothing we can do about it. You know, we certainly should read
as much as possible of illegal acts that are depicted such as
child pornography. But I don't have a good feeling about this
group. But I what I think is awareness and education is what
needs to take place here and parents have a role parents, not
the government, parents,
parents.
So send in your stories people I'm very interested it's going
to be a fun report.
Sounds good. All right. You got one to throw us out with Well
let's
see. I don't think we need to be thrown
out. Well, you got a plane to catch and I got a plane to catch
Yeah,
we both have planes to catch us you got to get our act together.
There's the bomb report to get mo update the gizmo updates kind
of interesting let me see do we need here's one let's just play
this this is a little little light lighter story that's
that's just I didn't know this was going on but play AC Milan
you didn't know this.
Shift its sports probably right.
Chinese investors could be about to school a major acquisition in
the world of football former Italian premier Silvio
Berlusconi has approved a preliminary contractor sell his
AC Milan football team to a group of Chinese investors. The
club is currently owned by fin invest the holding company of
the Berlusconi family. The deal is expected to be completed by
the end of 2016. People familiar with the negotiations say the
Chinese consortiums offer values the club add up to 750 million
euros.
Holy crap.
The China's Yeah, the Chinese are buying AC Milan, which is a
very famous Yeah,
yeah. Who's Who's playing an AC Milan right now?
I don't know. Does Ronaldo play
for them? I doubt it. Why would I know? Why would you know? Why
would I know? Wow, China is getting into the game. That's
interesting.
You know, it's gonna be a big change as well. All right. I
think that's good enough. The
only thing that's for certain is change. So hopefully I have a
report from from Europe, if anything, crops up. So B, you
can travel freely on Thursday. And it is a show day but not a
show day where we're live live. So there will be no terrorist
attacks that only happens on show days, as you know, so
everything would be safe day you stay safe day to go. Very safe.
Hey, okay. Thank you chatroom for hanging in there. Thank you
to void zero on vortex for keeping it all running as best
as possible. And thank you, Mr. Mr. Dvorak. Thank you. Thank
you, sir. Thank you, and thank you happy anniversary to you.
Thank you. Yes. Sure. Tell her I said, Hey,
okay. I will, I will make sure to do that.
Coming to you from the armpit of the nation known as the garden
states here in New Jersey, FEMA Region three in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I remain. I'm John
C. Dvorak and we will
be back on Thursday where their special show that will be
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you on Thursday right here on no agenda, audio smoke.
So I may have short circuited and for that, I never sweat like
physically, I don't really like sweat because you're nervous,
like physically short circuited. The weirdest thing about me is
that I don't sweat was constructed in a garage in Palo
Alto. I mean, a man has to remain nameless. You know, I
thought he threw away the plans, please. That's what he told me
the programming that there will be no more. I've seen more
people that kind of don't sweat and other things. Maybe they are
part of the new race that he has created where you gotta come to
you can't tell anybody. I don't want anybody. Nobody fell in my
electronic. That's the only reason.
We know we know. We know. You know, we know. We know. He knows
he knows. He knows. This is the mode of abortion. No, no, no. No
Oh, no.
This is the load of a bullshit artist
may not fully recall everything that was her weapon may not
fully recall everything that was her weapon when when you hear
her saying what she just said what goes through your mind?
Basically, we no no, no, no, no No, no, no, this is the mold of
a bullshit artist. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. No
basically this is the most of a bullshit artist.
I think we know
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