Buy a smart stove at Best Buy. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Saturday October 23 2016. And this is your award winning give
on nation media assassination episode eight so
this is no agenda speed reading wiki
leak so you don't have to and broadcasting live from the
capital the drone star staying here in Austin Tejas team region
6am the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the jackhammers outside
they're fixing the streets is driving me nuts. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Buzzkill.
Wait a minute. What does Confucius say today?
He says Jack Ambridge make noise.
Oh, now okay. Just went back to the
get back to this confusion. Say I just want to see what people
thought if I didn't open with it because somebody sent me a nasty
note. Oh, saying Listen to Adam. But that way let me get this
came in as an email from some guy who never donates. Listen to
ad you should listen to Adam thinks
that's how my friends and my fans speak. Yes, that's exactly
the tone.
Yes, that's what he said. Stink.
Well, let me let me confess. No,
I was Irish. Irish Irish. Right? My confusion to say writers
Irish.
Let me just say I missed it. How's that? Ah, yes, indeed.
Back with a whopper.
There's so little small problem this morning. It doesn't happen
often. But it does happen from time to time last. Christina is
here. This is what caused this problem, right? It's where it
all starts the pod dead daughter is here.
Okay, now what's happened is you're out of sync.
Well, let me tell you what's happened and then you can
analyze me afterwards.
Well, I can analyze it before or after doesn't make any
difference. Go on.
So I'm very proud of Christina. She She scammed she pulled off a
great scam.
A Scam you're proud of your darker she's a scam artist.
Yeah, great.
I am. Because you know, she loves visiting her daddio. But
because of costs, we can only do this a couple of times a year.
So some TV show was kind of like a I think it's called at home
with the stars or something of this ilk. She said, All right,
Dad, I've got it all worked out. I'm going to come view they're
going to pay for my trip. They're gonna pay her money.
They paid her a good fee. And so they interviewed us. And yeah,
so how is working for a living? Which is what you're describing
a scam in any way?
Well, she just she put together a good deal. Let's put it that
way. She did a good deal. That's different. He put together I
just call that a cool scam. But it was it was pretty funny.
Because you know, with the interviewing us both and then I
said, Well, we should do some interesting with this. That was
just you know, in my apartment, which is one of the least
interesting things. And in fact, it looks nothing like any other
star apartments, you might
you might have seen rented some art.
No. But instead I said, Yeah, so why don't we go shooting when we
go to the shooting range? The Dutch man, it was so funny. So
and Christina has a pretty good shot, too. So we had the AR 15
We had the judge the outline, and I put the I put the targeted
because you know it's TV. So I know how this will look. I put
the targeted like three yards, which is which is you know, but
if they were filming me from behind, so it may not look that
close. And I put in the shotgun shells into the judge, like,
like blew the whole target with a huge hole in it. Like that's
how we roll in Texas. And then here's here's what the
interviewer kept saying. So this obsession you have with guns,
oh, I don't have an obsession with guns. Because I've never
had any guns. But you know, we're here in Texas and you have
the right to defend yourself. I prefer to do that with this. And
I like to go and make sure I know how to use them. Well, then
you are Republican. That's it. Now what are you talking about?
Yeah. Well, we all know Republicans love guns and
Democrats hate them.
Okay.
And this just kept coming back. So are you voting Donald Trump?
Are you Republicans? What does it have to do with anything?
Well, you'd like guns. Wow. You know, you guys really got
problems there in Europe. I'm pretty sure it's not just
Republicans who have guns. It was odd. But you know, I'm sure
we the Dutch will be appropriately horrified.
That's pathetic.
It really is the I mean,
it's just massively
pathetic. Well, it's mind control. They really don't
understand do not understand the how the Second Amendment works.
I don't expect them to. Anyway, so Christina is
beside the point. That's just that's beside the point. The
point is that they're they're parroting some sort of memes and
some stereotypes, some horrible stare prototypes. And by the way
the the liberal part of the world is supposed to be against
stereotyping, but that was sounds like there's all
stereotyping all of it. Yes. Correct. And poor pourraient is
deplorable. Almost deplorable. Yeah.
And yeah. And actually, I was going to invite sir Jean to come
along because he has all the fun toys. But yeah, they couldn't
they got reds, the indoor range, I'm like, Okay, we'll just go
we'll just do three shots. Boom, boom, boom, we'll be I'll be
done. Oh, and I also I made the the interviewer who would of
course never held a gun and made him shoot a Glock 17 It's just
so funny to see someone who despises the whole idea holding
it like if
you only had one shallon thing?
No, no, he empty the into the magazine. Okay.
So freaked out and they started shooting all over the place.
Now it's just that wasn't like I was ready to like, slam this guy
forward, if any dumb happen. But he got through it. Anyway, so
Christina is here, Adam, last night, I went till 2am Like I'm
just gonna get all my clips done. So I can get up at 8am and
then you know, and leisurely get everything together. And till we
go out, we get a coffee to come back now is nine. Like, okay,
got two hours and we're good to go. And then my, my, my Mac
says, oh, you know, you run out of space. And this has been a
recurring theme. So I know what I'm just gonna delete everything
in downloads, and delete empty trash. Like, okay, let me record
these last two or three clips. I gotta wait a minute. When all my
clips go, yeah, they were in downloads. So I deleted them all
and had to reconstruct and rerecord as many as possible,
which of course, means it
should show the time saving thing of doing things in
advance, which by the way i i recommend against actually cost
you more time. Absolutely.
I got screwed. I got screwed. And of course the ones the ones
that are missing, you know, those are the clips of the day.
That's the only thing.
I gave you a clip of the day already. I lost the clip. This
clip is not gonna go away because it's gonna keep coming
up on Russia today because nobody else seems to want to
want to discuss this. But they don't know who it is American or
possibly allied or even maybe Iraqis. Outside at Kirk Cooter,
whatever it is. There was miles Kuch Kuch 50 miles from there.
Yeah, there was a funeral that was bombed, killing a bunch of
women, mostly women and a bunch of kids and it's now everyone's
talking about it being a war crime. Yes, because it had
nothing to do with anything. It wasn't even listed as a area
where there was even any buddy there to be blowing up. And the
Russia today guys have been harping on this every headline
news. With there's not too much information available on it. But
the one thing they say is that they cannot find anybody in the
mainstream media in the United States even mentioning this
event because we're promoting war crimes against the Russians
and Syrians over in the other country. In fact,
I have a clip from the United Nations. If you want to hear
briefly this is from your own news. Were something that we
have debunked at not just the US but has been debunked multiple
times came up with those exact same words John war crime.
Listen to this.
Investigators have said Syrian government forces were behind
the third chemical weapons attack last year. In a report to
the UN Security Council military helicopters are said to have
dropped barrel bombs containing chlorine gas in Syria's
northwest province of Idlib. In March 2015. The toxic chemical
can kill by burning the victim's lungs, drowning them in the
resulting body fluids. The findings sets the stage for a
showdown between Russia and Western un council members over
how to respond in addition to the bombing in Idlib. An earlier
report also accused Bashar Al Assad's forces have two other
chemical weapons attacks. The report follows the UN Human
Rights chiefs condemnation over the crisis in Aleppo, describing
the city as a slaughter house, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said the
siege and bombing of eastern districts constituted crimes of
historic proportions.
Now, we've already been through this thing. This was not barrel
bombs from helicopters.
And why would they put the gas in the barrel bomb? It's makes
no sense. The whole thing makes no sense. I think I thought
about this.
I actually I got the report. The report is from end of August. I
marked up a couple things because it was filled with the
you know, very circumstantial evidence. And of course, that's
also one of the things I deleted so I'll get that back on
Thursday. I'll fill that up because the report was actually
fun to read from.
Well, do we hit usually the way I'm saying Hang it. The there
was a big kerfuffle over the red line in the sand or whatever it
was. Obama they use this to get and then they've done a phony
baloney gas attack took place which was debunked over and over
again by sources all around the world. These are not the right
missiles, it was too far away from many places where they had
this gas, it was the wrong gas. And everything in between. But
that's that meme has stuck around because they because
that's the only time Obama actually made some sort of we're
gonna attack we're gonna kick your ass. Exactly. So I think
they keep revisiting the same idea to get sued. So we can have
an excuse. Well, well, I was being nice the last time and so
the line in the sand is still there. i We can't take it
anymore. This gas is gonna continue we have to bomb the,
you know, Assad directly. So, so so so I keep saying so. This
seems to me to be what's going on. And that's why they the
Western media, I had a clip from PBS, which I actually still have
where I thought they were going to go into it because they were
this is the this is kind of the PBS weekend Middle East update.
And I thought they were going to the very last clause and then
it's just I was sad. You're here it is they're gonna talk about
this bombing of the funeral. And no, oh, okay. He was just nobody
just talked about
it. Ash Carter arrived in Baghdad today to assess the
progress of the Iraqi government offensive to retake Mosul from
Islamic State militants. Carter spoke with Iraqi Prime Minister
Haider al Abadi and US commanders. But Al Abadi turned
down Carter's request to let coalition partner Turkey take
part in the offensive. Turkish troops in northern Iraq have
been training Kurdish and Sunni Muslim fighters, but the Shiite
led Iraqi Government wants them out. Iraqi and Kurdish officials
said today their forces have advanced to within three miles
of Mosul. ISIS has been occupying the country's second
largest city for the past two years. 100 miles away in the oil
rich city of Kirkuk. Iraqi officials say their troops have
repelled ISIS militants who killed at least 80 people in an
attack yesterday to retaliate for the Mosul offensive
airstrikes by Russian or Syrian warplanes on the divided city of
Aleppo in northern Syria resumed today, after only a two day
pause in fighting
that. I thought that's when they were gonna go into this murder
of these of this war crime, a farm and a funeral. And no, it
this is absolutely astonishing. And the Russian TV guys, you can
watch anybody watch any version of a head headline news, and
this leads the news is, why has this been censored?
Well, there's a lot, I got a lot of intelligence stuff in this
morning, which I need to talk about. And I have pictures here,
I could probably put those in the show notes. In mozal. Right,
right, in mozal, us trace US troops on the front line
completed stuff, one Oh, first airborne, one of 100 and first
airborne. And they're there, you know, we can't have that be
known. And we also now know, from the latest Wikileaks, there
is a just a genius email from H Rod 17 to John Podesta, where
she and there may have been some classified intelligence in this
it's like four poor four paragraphs, really long
paragraphs explaining exactly what we're doing exactly who
we're giving weapons to. What kind of weapons why we decided
to give heavy artillery to the to the Kurds the karegi, despite
not doing that previously, and it's it's a treasure trove to
understand what they're thinking. And we're just all
over there. And we're not a train and assist. We're
frontline. I got pictures here. It's unbelievable. So we can't
I'm talking about by the way you want to hear the intel community
buzz today. What is that? There is some email or some document I
don't know if it's a WikiLeaks or not. That is without a doubt
proof and I'm just reading verbatim that the emails on her
server and her BlackBerry are the direct reason for Ambassador
Chris Stevens death. This is the intelligence community who we
have lots of people in. And along with that goes, really a
horrible, horrible WikiLeaks email. where Hillary Clinton,
you're gonna love this. I'm gonna bring it up. It's email ID
19 610. From Ah, that's HDR 22 In this case, but that's Hillary
to Mills and Nuland and Solomon. Cheryl told me the Libyans
confirmed his death should we announce tonight or wait until
morning? But here's the key kicker subject line was Chris
Smith. They didn't even any and the whole email chain. They talk
about Chris Smith instead of Chris Stevens, there was a Shawn
Smith who was who was killed. But Hillary knows her remember
her best friend in the universe, Chris Stevens, her friend,
Ambassador Chris Stevens, who she in the email now calls Chris
Smith. Hmm. And then Newland doesn't correct her on it. She
doesn't know. No one corrects her that you mean Stevens? No.
So, besides this disdainful email, which is really
disrespectful, you can make a mistake, but you shouldn't
someone just on that chain, say, Oh, I'm sorry. It's an it's not
Smith. It's
Steve. Maybe it was just a nickname like we do.
And then would have had gay dude or something like we do. It'd be
funny. Now, this is not funny. It's just dumb. So I'm expecting
something to happen. I guess if we go based on what Julian
Assange did yesterday at the at the embassy, and this guy is
boring. is boring is unbelievable how boring he is.
And he's really never got anything.
Yeah, it's a shame. He is boring. I haven't used any less
boring. He'd be they just shot him. If he was actually
interesting. They think they, I think it'd be tolerated a little
more of your boring.
There was a pretty funny interview, I got two part clips
regarding Assange. And so this is, what's this guy. His name is
hammer or something. And it may be explained in the in the
opening. He's on Fox, and he's a consultant. He's worked for the
Clinton campaign. Now, we all know that, you know, when
someone brings up a WikiLeaks email, what do we do? How do we
answer that?
That they're not confirmed,
or yeah, that their face is stolen, stolen by the Russians,
by the Russians. Now, you
know, you can do that, like, you know, Donald Brazil fell apart
doing it. But she still kind of kept her cool. This guy teaches
It's unbelievable, how he's protesting the validity because
his emails are also among them. And just beautiful to hear how
people will do anything to lie,
new email leaks, putting her at the center of a negotiation for
$12 million from the king of Morocco. David, good friend,
former deputy secretary to President Bill Clinton, a
Hillary Clinton supporter, David, how are you good morning
to you want to know who wins in 18 days, but the Clintons can
raise a lot of money, defend this?
Well, I've had my emails to John Podesta posted on WikiLeaks, and
I've noticed some discrepancies myself. I'm pursuing the right
channels to deal with it. But I think we have to talk first and
foremost, oh,
you're saying at least he stopped him? I thought that was
all these
years saying that you've got emails that are now public, and
you said are accurate?
I don't believe so. And I'm pursuing those. I can't talk
about it here on Fox doing the appropriate channels.
This is a new one job. We got to remember this. You know, I'm
pursuing appropriate channels. That's all you got to say.
But this is the extension of I can't talk about it because it's
illegal.
It's the Donald Trump defense. I'm under audit.
I can't Yeah, monitor I'm being audited. audited. Same thing.
Yes. Let's get to that. Yes. Bill, we
talk about source.
This has not been denied. Hillary Clinton negotiated Huma
Aberdeen is on the emails talking about the exchange.
Ultimately, she did not attend, but her husband and daughter
did.
Right. So as I say Vladimir, Putin's email dump is not
exactly where I would go from my information. Thank you, mother,
Russia.
Thank you, Mother Russia, is I wouldn't go to Vladimir Putin
for an email dump. So
I thought that was pretty interesting. Never seen this guy
before. He's an incompetent on the media.
Wait until you hear the second part of this, which is I cut out
a whole bunch in the middle and then went to the end. And it
just got better at this guy. He went off that he just went off
the deep end and he's so frustrated about really not, you
know, just lying. I guess he just freaks out. How do
you allow Russian companies to get the contracts for the
uranium deposits all over the world?
Well, now you don't like Russia, like them when they die. But now
you don't like Russia?
Subtle though. What he says there in the background? You
like it when they give Donald Trump documents? Hmm, that's
interesting. That's probably exactly how they feel about it.
They've given us given given our ship to them man's not cool
blood.
You like them when they go. But now you don't like Russia,
like the fact that we allow these Russian companies with
direct ties of Vladimir Putin to get access to Uranium deposits
overseas and Some in this country as well, I can't
believe what I'm hearing you you love you love Russia when they
give you emails and now you say you hate to get contracts. Great
Bill,
you love Russia when they give you emails here is the beginning
of the end for this guy.
I'm not saying anything about Russia, I'm saying is the fact
that the Clinton Foundation helped it helped negotiate these
deals while she was Secretary. So while she was Secretary of
State, these companies in Russia, were given the access to
the uranium mines. My question, David, is this is that show me
the connection? Is that okay? If I'm gonna say this again, Bill
till I'm blue in the face, if you can show me that an official
action was taken in exchange for contribution. Look, maybe this
is something you'll understand
Donald Trump and I'm not condescending at all.
Donald Trump and make a contribution to
my charity, or the business do not want to answer the question.
I just did. Bill. Show me the official action. You can't you
can't. And you know what, Bill, this guy tried. Oh, yeah.
This is like a high school lunch table. Now he's gonna now he's
gonna do the worst possible thing. You can't.
And you know what, Bill, you can try to help Donald Trump all you
want in this campus. It's not about exactly what you're doing.
David, this was exactly what you're doing. I want you to say
like you put your thumb on the scale for Donald Trump, because
you got to say you got to admit
it. Admit it you shilling for Trump admit is gonna lose
anyway,
but you might as well say it.
Are you finished? Yeah. Let's hear it though. This is about
America. America. Oh, now
you okay. How about the Russians spying on our political process?
Let's say on the air bill, that you don't like trying to
interfere with our elections? Certainly I
do. But you don't have that Russia's doing this.
I happen to see CIA seven.
No, I love this. 117 CIOs, intelligence agencies, you know,
the thing that Hillary said agencies?
Are they lying to you? No more than they do. Right. My no more
my national security apparatus knows. David.
Thanks for coming on. It may be true, ultimately, that Russia is
responsible for this. But we don't have the we don't have the
fingerprint evidence that that's the case now wait
for the kickers. So your security does not.
Please don't put words into my mouth. Well, then. ranville from
Washington. We will find out about that anti. Yeah. So we'll
find out about at the voting booth to Bill. Thank you, David.
Enjoy your weekend. What was that at the end? That was that
guy. Did you hear that?
Sound like a woman?
No. He goes, Ah. You got beat down by this fox guy? Yeah, have
a great weekend.
I think he felt that he held his own. I think it was like all
this disease. He just throws every one of these talking
points out. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And then yeah, well, you're smarter
than they are is one of them. Yeah. I mean, there's a bunch of
them. And he uses them all as best he can. But
I just that just sums it all up. Kind
of like a woman to me. A woman
there was him. I know in that beautiful? That's pathetic.
Yeah. There's a lot of that going on. Let me see. Well, I'm
going to hit you with this.
One of the things that we've asserted on the show, and you
were bought in you bought into really big and you maintain. And
we see this more often that there are two Obama's. Yeah,
right. Yeah.
And can we have to have it did all these guys have to have
duplicates, where they would finally came out that George
Bush had a duplicate?
Was that a factual report or something? Yeah, I
think so. I think it was affected. They did Snopes.
Snopes to verify. I don't know about Simon. Maybe not whatever
the case. And I said that. You did. It seems like a
smart thing to do. Yeah. And to do and we and we've always to
do. Yeah, we've often called that's probably the other Obama
and let's remember that during his first inauguration. And his
second inauguration, there were two inaugurations. Yeah. Both
second one's done privately. And our assertion could be that that
was perhaps the other Obama who was also sworn in to be able to
do stuff than to do presidential actions. Now if we wanted to,
and, and and let's bring something into this conversation
that I haven't brought in before based on the mighty Obama
theory. There is a lot of over the last I'd say, oh, at least
the last since 2000. Or maybe before then. There's been a lot
of secret laws. Oh, this country is filled with secret laws. I
mean, there's just a lot of seek Get laws that are being passed
and that I believe there may be some sort of a law that was
passed that allows for the second Obama to be around here
and there. Oh, and
where did these secret laws show up? I mean, they have to be they
don't documented somewhere. It's not that I know of. Well, how do
I then you need to
cite that it's like that gift for that court that they use for
FISA court, FISA court and the end rules and the rules are
secret. You don't know what you don't know anything about this
court
right. Now, of course, we don't know. You're not allowed to
know. I think that could be well, that's not necessarily
rule. But somewhere there's a court perhaps who makes
decisions, that secret
wouldn't surprise me. I think there's been discussions about
this. Okay. Well, he knows those security letters
for national security letters. Yeah. Now, those things are kind
of creepy. Okay. Well, we don't have proof of it. But I
obviously am willing to believe. But who would know the
President? Very well, not better than anyone but very well. I
would, I would.
Well, I think his mother in law is gonna get the big pension for
hanging out. Yeah. And shutting up to shut her up with a big
pension that seemed
apparently according to Snopes. That's false. She's actually is
getting the pension.
I don't know that that was false, then. Well, that's that
story
may not be true. Story. There's $160,000. Retirement. That came
from a source that was not reliable. I've now found out.
Okay, so it's not so but she's getting a retirement. She has
died. But there's no, I don't know. I don't know. But anyway,
let's not degree 159 the way Snopes operates, that could be
true. No, I think that his half brother would at least know a
little bit about him. Ah,
right. The guy that Trump brought into the debate for some
unknown reason.
Oh, well, the reason is known. And although he doesn't say it,
everything he says points to tube Obama's. He showed up on
Sean Hannity, of course. Who else you're going to use, I cut
out the dumb Hannity bits. And here we go.
And joining us now is the President President Obama's half
brother, Malik, Obama. How are you, sir? It's an honor to meet
you.
Likewise. You don't Okay. I'm doing pretty good. Yeah. Tell me
about your relationship with your brother. How was it? I used
to be good. But I think since he's become the president, you
know, he's changed. Why? I can reach him. He doesn't even talk
to you. Well, we talk but it's hard. You know, I can reach him
again.
Have you been to the White House?
I've been there. Yes. How many times? Almost every year,
once a year when he gets invited to a Christmas party.
After five fight to get in the fight big
brother. He's my brother. So he once said we got to be our
brother's keeper didn't
know, you know, disappointed. I am. I am, at least
found the president. My brother gets to come whenever he wants.
He has a free pass. That's just the way family is.
Well, I know. John F. Kennedy yet or other. Robert K is right
there. But Kennedy, right. Yeah. You know, so you're hurt. Just
disappointed. Yeah. And, you know, I would have thought that
it would have been different.
If your brother will never talk to me. He actually talked about
me a lot when he was running for office and even said he wanted
to send some guy to beat me up. tear me up.
Oh, well, before he was running for office. He was everybody's
friend.
You think that office has changed them? has changed
him? I think he's been sucked into that matrix. Yeah.
mesmerized? Think so? I think so. Yeah. Because what is this
guy, he was a different guy. He was, you know, humble, when he
would listen here to build a soft side of him. But now, you
know, he's just too formal and stiff. Even when you're alone.
Even when we're alone. There's not too much that we can talk
about. It is really hard. You know, Brother to brother. It's
too formal. You know, he's like, he's busy. He's maybe got this
line of people, all these people, you don't want to see
him. So it would have been nice if let's say maybe I could go
and have dinner with him. You know, and then so when
you do see him, how long have you talking to him for maybe 15
minutes? That's it? 20 minutes.
That's gotta be disappointing.
This makes total sense to me. Like this different guy. This
guy has been sucked into the matrix.
Possible the other Obama's tied up in trying to write himself
out of a bunch of ropes.
Don't you think it's totally possible that the other Obama is
sitting there as like, Mr. President. We have the other
Obama's brother here. I like that guy. All right, bring him
after 15 minutes. Get me out of it.
Yeah, Marines. Yeah, call my cell Yeah,
I'm just saying he's only half brothers. Like, I don't know
this guy. He's a completely different guy. I don't know him.
He got sucked into the matrix. Oh,
a stiff is everybody's best friend. Yeah. Fabulous. I like
it. But since he is kind of a funny, well, Obama can tell
jokes he can relax. He seems like it'd be funny. He could be
everybody's best friend. I think that Obama if it were gonna go
into to Obama theory, the real Obama who is this guy's brother,
and not their guys all plastic surgeon to look like Obama. He
doesn't want to see his brother because he knows his brother's
boring or he just, you know, oh, God, you know, this guy chews up
all my time. I don't have time for this bullcrap. You take care
of it gives it to the other promises. You deal with him? A
stiff one says I don't know this guy stiff? Yeah, of course not.
Because the other guy and he does. And he has no qualms about
ending the conversation because he doesn't know this character
from Adam. Yeah, yeah, I was just confirming the theory.
Yeah, I hear you. Anyway, so. So where do we go from there? Oh,
well, we
can go many ways. I wanted to say, well, actually, I'll play
two clips and I want to talk about it. We had the Big Al
Smith dinner.
We know we should okay. You know, I purposely avoided that.
I watched a couple clips. Hold
on, hold on. Let me finish what I'm gonna say no,
let me finish. No,
I started the topic.
Let me know I got it. I gotta say, okay, age
before. No, no, you age before beauty. Please.
You go ahead, go ahead.
I found I found he was right, he is I watched the entire Al Smith
dinner, Clinton spoke for about 18 minutes, Trump for about 15
minutes are watched both in total in an entirety. And I
decided that we should not play any clips from this. Because
what the mainstream media has done, I just have two clips of
them about it, not even the clips themselves of what took
place. They, I mean, it is so skewed the way they picked clips
and how they talked about the booze, etc. When you see both of
them in context. They were both pretty good and pretty funny,
and not at all how they were discussed. So for us to pull out
clips will be just as bad because you really have to see
them. Well. That's great, because I got no clips.
I don't have any clips either. That's what I'm saying. You have
to watch them in their entirety, no Clipsal content, you gotta
watch it in full context. Trump is a great comedian. Except the
last, like five minutes. I think he was still telling jokes. But
they just sucked. You know, it can happen. You can, you can hit
a nerve somehow. And then the next three jokes are just not
going to work because they're meant to build on the success of
the of the previous. Yeah. And that's where he got Hillary got
booed to, you know, she got and she was mean as well. In fact,
the Hillary speech is probably more entertaining to watch. And
I also think that Trump in his jokes that he made, yeah, he was
not going to sell out, you know, to the, to the establishment and
say, Oh, I'm just going to be funny and lighthearted and self
deprecating the whole time. No, he also said, hey, you know,
screw it. This woman is no good. But here's what NBC was saying
about what they saw.
And before we play that clip, I want to mention one thing. We
have to everybody has to realize that both of these comedy
routines were professionally written by comics, yes.
Yeah. And both of them admitted that actually, during their
speeches, if we
weren't sad before, I mean, we can be officially depressed even
a charity dinner to benefit Catholics. Catholic Charities.
it devolves a little bit. And I
talked to one senior Trump advisor who said, I said, why
did he bomb so badly?
Why did he bomb he did not bomb I'm telling you he didn't bomb.
And why don't you just mentioned the Trump senior Trump advisor
by name lady, who said,
I said, why did he bomb so badly? He said, Well, it was
bad, but there are not a lot of funny people at Trump Tower. The
delivery
I think from both of them, it had a mean edge to it. I think
it was worse with Trump. He got booed, he
got booed. And not only did he get booed, but in a room where a
lot of what do you consider his crown bliss? Absolutely. I
mean, you get a lot of sort of wealthy people who might be
Republicans traditionally,
he actually killed it. At the end. His jokes fell flat, his
timing was off and it didn't work out. They were just as mean
as the other ones. And of course, he had some really funny
self deprecating ones. But again, it all has to be heard in
context. CNN, of course, took it one step further.
I you know, is there such a risk here of sounding partisan, but I
must tell you, there was a real difference between Do don't
Trump was very much himself, but he, he didn't seem to know the
difference between being light hearted and heavy handed. And,
you know, this is supposed to be a light hearted kind of
occasion. And he had several jokes that were sort of pretty
tough jokes about her, you know, basically calling her corrupt,
that the emails show she pretends to have, like the
Catholic Church and that sort of thing. He was not particularly
good when he talked about Melania. That was a very that
was funny and, and universe in a right spirit. But I think there
was a reason that the boobs were there. And that was it that he
went over the line. On several occasions, she was a much more
traditional and so people don't necessarily like tradition
anymore. She was much more of a traditional kind of speaker at
the Gridiron Club in Washington, their dinner they say you should
cinch but never burn. And her jokes had much more of a syngene
quality.
I think Donald
Trump missed the self deprecating part. He's been
there maybe his maybe his joke writers haven't been there. But
I think it was sort of uncomfortable to me just
watching it. I
don't know how you guys feel but I felt Trump couldn't get away
from the from the nastiness about her. Didn't joke about
himself very much.
I used to like Gloria Borgia over at CNN, but not after I
heard that. He had a hold these first seven minutes was self
deprecating. These people are full of shit and lying. And I
doubt they even saw it. They only saw the clips themselves.
Well, they may or may not have seen it, but they always go in
these this group of people that we're discussing. Yeah. They
always go to see what they want to see. Yeah,
of course it was your hearing bias. Both of those 1518 minute
clips from the show notes. I encourage you to watch them
because it's entertaining. Also from Hillary Clinton, who was
also mean, it was entertaining and pretty darn good. But to be
honest, the best part about that dinner and Maria Bartiromo in
every single shot were their boobs hanging out and she had
those long sleeve gloves up into her elbow. And she had earrings
that were dangling onto her shoulders. I could not stop
watching
these fantastic a lot of people no network commenting on her.
That was
fantastic. Go Maria. And then the contrast and
get a better gig she used to be top dog moving her way up. The
stringer
Yeah, well here she is the second stringer on Fox Business
News. Now we know the President did a big thing about Obamacare.
Now had a couple of clips from that those are gone. But he had
a big thing about Obamacare. And of course, we already identified
that Zeke Emanuel, one of the architects of Obamacare is out
on the circuit, doing very poorly trying to explain what's
going on with Obamacare. So here's Maria. And now she's in
her in her money, honey spot on Fox Business, grilling Zeke
Emanuel about Obamacare, you already know the guy is gonna
fall apart, but it's just beautiful. Look,
I agree. The fact of the matter is we cannot be
did you just do a double whammy?
And I agree the fact of the matter and I agree the fact of
the matter is this perfect.
That's how you just start everything. That's the best way.
And look,
I agree. The fact of the matter is we cannot be too vigilant on
healthcare costs. We constantly have to do things to bring them
down. And the fact is, Obamacare has actually allowed Medicare to
do a lot of innovative things to keep healthcare costs under
control, introducing new payment models to move away from fee for
service. That is going to be the key method for keeping
healthcare costs under control.
I'm getting sweets as you're speaking and one is just coming
in public option always the goal force rates up. We cannot afford
it. I pay $11,000 A year was $15,000 deductible. fewer
doctors in Florida take Obamacare. What do you say to
that? How come fewer and fewer doctors are even accepting
Obamacare? I mean, look what happened with UnitedHealth. Look
what happened with these insurance companies Aetna, they
are bowing out. They they're losing a billion dollars on the
plan. Well,
first of all, when you go into a new market, every business
expects to lose some money at the start. Hold on.
Bull crap total bull crap. I
spent some money a billion dollars, but expects to lose
some money. That's how business works. I don't think this guy's
ever been in business
at all. That's exactly not how it is. Now, so that's bullshit.
That's the first point. The second point is that the
business became a lot more uncertain because of Republicans
in particular, Marco Rubio, eliminating some of the risk
corridors and the protections for the insurance guy.
I love how he instead of saying Marco Rubio made it impossible
for the government to compensate those some losses that every
business has because that's what he's saying, Look, everybody
every business has some some losses. And because we couldn't
compensate those some losses with government money ie
taxpayer money, it sucks its market is Republicans
when they went into the new market, those risk quarters
those protections are exactly the ones that George Bush put in
under Part D, the drug, Maria,
the Republicans for the Affordable Care Act now,
not for the Affordable Care Act, but for taking away some of the
protections that made it work better. Yes, it is the
Republicans fault for taking away those risk corridors.
That sounds. To me that sounds very creative to me a new stat.
It's just a fact. It's not a fact.
Yeah, go Murray
says all the time, they're blaming the Affordable Care Act
on the fact that they can hire employees that can't afford it.
They're going bankrupt. You've seen all the major insurance
companies say I'm not going to be in the program anymore.
First of all, that's not true. It's not all the major insurance
companies in the
United States. And Humana,
what's left, Blue Cross, what else? Is there?
Kaiser. Okay.
Okay. So it also is easy to blame Obamacare for business
decisions, they want to make this a very easy thing to do.
Because Obamacare, as you know, is not popular, despite the fact
that it's done so much good for the country. It's been bad PR,
but not bad on the substance. And it's easy for insurance
companies to blame someone else than for their own business
decisions.
I thought that was the whole point. We are tied into pain,
and they're tied into ensuring except no, they are not tied in.
This thing is a disaster. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It's gonna
be difficult to untangle it.
You mean, repeal and replace? Yeah.
Well, then I can be able to replace that's for sure.
Probably won't be able to repeal.
Really? Yeah. So there's just a lot of running a lot of
interference everywhere else for sure. Yeah,
I have to say. Alright, you unless you want to talk about
the hack. Which one? Well, there's,
I guess. Oh, you mean, the DDoS? What do you mean the denial of
the distributed denial of service attack? Yeah. Oh, cuz
you said hack I, um, okay. So yes. Okay.
Let's call it a hack. All right. All right. Yes. We also hear
this you want to do we could do it as tech news. No, it's not. I
don't want to hear the jingle now. Let's play first hack
reports from ABC,
Kansas. Alex. Thank you. And the other breaking headlines is
Friday night a major attack on the internet. The newest attack
just a short time ago affecting Americans coast to coast
tonight. The FBI and Homeland Security taking this very
seriously. Sites like Netflix, Amazon, eBay all affected. And
look at this map tonight. The area's in deep red they're the
worst affected several waves of malicious attacks to
hold on how come they don't have any cyber sounds when they show
the map what's going on? This is ABC. Yeah, they should have
cyber sounds when when they do that. I
don't know if it I think this came in late as a late storage
so I wanted to get to produce it well, so they couldn't make the
noises.
That's okay. I'll provide it for them. I'll know probably
several waves of malicious attacks today and ABCs David
currently tonight from the FBI,
Twitter, Spotify, eBay among the hundreds of popular sites
affected by this trying to recover tonight. Early this
morning, the attack started taking down sites including
Netflix, with its popular shows like oranges, a new black
Stranger Things. It was the East Coast host of these sites dying
Inc in New Hampshire, which was hit. It's called a denial of
service attacks. What devices are used as bots to overwhelm a
site with queries. This just the most recent attack. According to
the US intelligence email hacks were made by the Russian
government. The White House says it's too early to know who's
responsible for today's attack, which he called malicious
activities.
A lot of folks joking David, what will they do this weekend
about Netflix How will they shop this weekend but there are real
concerns tonight about this being a new kind of attack we're
dealing with a new kind of attack the
company called it extremely sophisticated and complex and
just two weeks ago David the first documented account of a
bot using surveillance cameras in an attack these are called
the Internet of Things or printers your faxes hooked up to
the internet they're not secure someone's figured out how to use
them in an in an attack. And they may have used it in this
one.
They currently live at the FBI for us David thank you
yes thank you. Geez,
they you can kill that sound effects this is it the
Well, first of all, it's really poor report technically
bad. It's very bad. If you want to hear bad. We got to go to the
KTVU Local News. Part one, and then they tried to explain this.
They go way off the rails on this one
cast in Netflix, some web browsers at Campbell's orchard
Valley coffee notice either extremely slow service to those
sites, or no service at all.
Has this been happening just here since yesterday today?
Yeah, I was trying to get to some other site there was a link
to and I thought it was odd that I kept getting
me reached White House officials say the Department of Homeland
Security is monitoring the situation,
the rules of the road, when it comes to cyber land, in large
part are
the rules of the road.
What is it you listen to this guy and tell him what he's
saying?
The rules of the road when it comes to cybersecurity, in large
part are not well established. What we're saying is increasing
amount of
I think it means I don't know. I don't know how to
answer that question. increasing amount of critical
infrastructure attacks attacks against a foundation of the
internet. And so this is a good example of this.
Vincent weafer of McAfee labs says the areas of cyber
vulnerability migrated from phones, laptops and tablets to
other smart tech refrigerators, stove security system. Whoa,
hold on a second. Hold on a second. Where's my smart
refrigerator that orders my milk when I need it?
I don't even know if anyone has a smart stove.
To other smart tech refrigerators, stoves, smart
tech, God other smart tech refrigerators, security systems.
Today's inconvenience could have a broader impact tomorrow. There
are
some services which use these websites, which would be
critical services, where it becomes much more than simply I
can send a tweet, I can't do something else. So depending on
what signs you're going to and how you're using them, it can be
a bigger deal. The potential
for greater problems keeps Jeff fall checking and rechecking his
personal systems for the day when a few hours of
inconvenience becomes something more thrusters. And the US
officials say a third hack attack this afternoon was
negated before it could cause substantial disruptions. Service
is slowly returning to a lot of the popular sites. As a matter
of fact, some of the sites already have servers backup I
just checked Twitter and Twitter is once again tweeting away. We
are alive in our Southbay Bureau Jesse Gary KTVU Fox two news.
I just gotta calm everybody down for a minute. Yes, I'm sure
there is a smart stove available at Best Buy. I hear you. What
does the smart student
in the chat room that there are smart stoves?
Oh, they're pissed. You morons? This smart storage. Sucking by?
Yeah. Stove
smarts today. Hell with bias March stove,
dark chat room. Okay, well, let's just talk about this for
one minute.
What am I let's finish these clips. At least get this one
out. All right. This is this dish, where they try to explain
they draw to the anchor at KTVU Julie or one of the other ones.
And she tries to kind of explain it. This makes it even funnier.
Alright, thank you very much Jesse want to tell people now
more about a distributed denial of service. It's when a web
service is intentionally overwhelmed by traffic from many
sources. Now the company hit today said it received requests
from 10s of millions of IP addresses all at the same time.
It said those devices are infected with a malware code
that was released on the web in recent weeks. It's not known
just who is behind why attack malware.
Oh, and let me just I just gotta hear, I gotta hear that whole
thing again.
Alright, thank you very much Jesse want to tell people now
more about a distributed denial of service. It's when a web
service is intentionally overwhelmed by traffic from many
sources. Now the company hit today said it received requests
from 10s of millions of IP addresses all at the same time.
It said those devices are infected with a malware code
that was released on the web in recent weeks. It's not known
just who was behind the attack. Okay.
Maybe it's Stuxnet out of control. Look, listen. The fact
of the matter is the first person if you're talking about
an Internet of Things, distributed denial of service
attack, which they have wrong in so many ways. The first people
you got to look at is China. They make all this crap with
shitty passwords. No Pass. Oh, yeah. This is where it all comes
from. So
anyone who buys a smart stove one of the chat, by the way, the
jet those people in the chat room, none of them have a smart
stove. No. Because they're not that stupid,
though. And they all should do their own podcast and talk about
smart stoves.
Our stove podcast but
this it is very interesting because you know the push for
the Internet of Things and the lack of understanding and
knowledge by the public in general and by experts at large
really that there is no rules of the road there is not going to
be any rules of the road it's just not it's all hackable all
software is buggy and shit and sucks and it's everything's
possible in my view, whatever
you want you can do I have some thoughts on this but let's first
says it did only showed up yesterday. The actual name of
the group taking responsibility. This is the show we must at
least get that out of the way so we don't know if they're from
China or where they're from it. This is the this is the hack p
it says P B D, which means PBS Gotcha. New World. Yeah, okay.
All right.
And US Department of Homeland Security haven't named any
suspects in the cyber attacks that froze or slowed down
websites across the US and Europe yesterday, but a group
called New World hackers claimed responsibility. Security
Flashpoint, says the hackers, internet connected devices like
webcams and DVRs to launch the attack, Twitter, PayPal, Amazon,
Netflix and Spotify
it what do you say? Do you say DVRs? Yeah, hold on. Is that
because possible is
in Europe? Yes. Well, there
is computers a Linux computer and that's what I want to hear.
I don't know how you're gonna get the malware in there. But
okay. Oh, China puts
it in at the factory New World, hackers claimed responsibility.
The security firm Flashpoint, says the hackers may have
exploited internet connected devices like webcams and DVRs.
To launch the attack, Twitter, PayPal, Amazon, Netflix and
Spotify are among the companies that were affected. I
love that so much energy is put into installing malware on DVRs.
So they can go out and attack people. But meanwhile, DVRs have
the shittiest interfaces, they don't do what you need it to do.
They pretty much all suck. Because I guess the Chinese or
whoever's or the New World, hackers are too busy putting
malware on him. Hey, make the thing work better.
I have never hooked my DVR to the internet. I just you I mean,
I use it as a set with the Dish Network. He talks to it. Yeah, I
don't need it on the internet. Maybe it's going through the
Dish Network satellites. But I've noticed a couple of things.
I think I kind of sense what this might actually be, what
might actually be going on which Okay, something that is going to
change things. This is this, because then people keep talking
about services, services that you know, remote services, all
these other things that I think what they're talking about,
nobody can explain it to him because nobody understands
microservice architecture at all. No. And so they can't
discuss it. So they discuss it on some stupid level, like
webcams causing this problem what is not webcams at all. And
the reason I think is I think they've hacked a micro service
architecture system, because there's no protections within
that system at all to from attacks.
There's when you say when you say microservice architecture,
what do you mean exactly with that?
This is the this was developed over the last few years. This is
what lets Netflix is pretty much a micro services architecture
driven company. And what it implies is that and I was just
explained to me when I went to nginx, and talked to the CEO and
had a conversation because I didn't know much about it. And
it's a it's the modern architecture of the Internet,
which is that I started a little company, and I don't really want
to do anything. I don't want to do anything, I guess you
were just saying yeah, you get Amazon EC to AWS. And you
get you get two services that do the credit card reporting, and
you do and this and when you see it on, somebody map it out for
you. There's like 40 things that you do using other services, and
they're all interlinked. And there's no protection of those
services from from being attacked. Because there's no
Cloudflare or some system like that, which protects websites,
but it doesn't protect micro services away
I'd argue that Cloudflare can be a part and is a part of micro
services if used.
I've talked to Cloudflare about this specifically, because
there's something like this came up and they said their specialty
is protecting websites. Okay. And
so right but but this is true. I mean, even if you go back to
Twitter, and it provides a huge single point of failure,
although I trust Amazon my trust level in Amazon is very high on
their on their services because for one reason if they go down
they're losing a million dollars a second. Oh, yeah. They're
gonna they're gonna keep that that stuff work and I think they
really are quite good but a lot of a lot I know a lot about
because we use Amazon Web Services for a lot of things.
And I've seen the problems crop up from time to time. But
Twitter if you recall was built on that and Twitter's number one
problem was they were always down in the beginning. I haven't
remembered the the fail whale. Yeah, I mean, that's just
you There's always something going something wrong with one
of the systems. Now, the reason I'm thinking as microservices
architecture that's the problem is because of some tweets, I
went back and forth with some people, they were bitching
because they couldn't get on pay. They can get on Pay Pal.
But then they couldn't give us a donation. We lost money. We lost
my
job. I know we did. I know we did. I did. In fact, I thought,
this sucks. Because if one day I lost money, because if someone
can't get to the website, because DNS is not resolving,
which is really was really the big problem, then, and then I'll
do it later. And then they forget, it happened. But here's,
here's what kind of a key some guys on Pay Pal is trying to pay
by credit card. Every time he attempted to pay by credit card,
it asked him again for the information and then again, and
then again. And then he said I freaked out. This looks like
something's wrong here. I didn't donate anything I got off the
site. And that's a classic microservices architecture
problem. Because there's one element within the entire system
that's failing. And in this case, it was the credit card
verification system, which is which is off site someplace else
with some specialty company that does this. So that's that
one company. Now that's the one company that does it for Uber
and i What's the name of that company? They advertise on tech
podcast?
Yeah. But there's more than one company Briars credit, right.
Yeah, but but they're all usually, they're usually
positioned as microservices. So they're not you know, so you
hook into them, and then they take care of the the back end.
And when you have to do a credit card transaction, and if they
get taken down, for whatever reason, your credit card scene
doesn't go through, and the whole site might as well be
dead.
By the way, we had a denial of service attack on our servers
last night, according to our, our network provider, and they
mitigated it by funneling that traffic into some kind of, like,
I don't know, they funnel it away into something they have a
word for. So they resolved it for us. But you know, we we got
hammered. So there's something going on. This architecture is
reasonably weak, but of course, it's built to withstand this. So
while inconvenient, it doesn't last forever. There are ways to
fix it. There are a lot of smart dudes named Ben out there and
sis admins, and they figure it out, and they can change so it
is compatible. I'm thinking there was the DVR thing just hit
me too stuck in my head. There is something that's ramping
right now called Cody. I'm familiar with the kod. I know.
Okay, so Cody is open source media manager, I think it's in
here as part of it fits in a Linux architecture, I believe I
haven't looked at it myself. But I've heard people talk about it.
And there is a way, a very simple way even for you to hack
into your Amazon Fire Stick. And once you've hacked into it, you
install Kodi, and then you can get all the content for free, or
a lot of it is a lot, a lot of the stuff has been hacked, and
then you can just start ordering stuff.
What's the website for this? Well, no,
if you just type in hacking firestick, Cody, you're just
getting it. Right. But I think it works on a whole bunch of
platforms. It's possible. Whether this was done for that
reason, I doubt but that we will see a spin with his DVRs to say,
oh, yeah, well, people are installing this bogus software,
and we have to do something about it. So you know, to scare
people into stopping stop doing that, or, you know, any other
avenues that would be possible. That would that's something
there's enough money in that. Yeah, there's enough money in
that it would like it. Like that could be misused for it or could
be created for it. Either way,
well, we I think we've said enough, the two of us to give,
we have so many dudes named Ben out there exactly what I expect,
especially before I write my next column, yes, that many of
them will say, Well, that sounds good from a simplistic point of
view. But here's what's going on. And they're gonna tell me
what's really going on. My theory is just a theory, based
on one guy couldn't get his check thing to go through. And
you have more of a more sinister theory. But I'm sure that I will
get letters a Divorce Act Jonatha vorak.org. That will
from our huge coterie of geniuses that will explain this
in detail and I will push it into the public domain.
Well, with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and
say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak with the C stands for
columnist extraordinaire. Yes,
well in in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry. Also in the
morning all ships at sea boots on the ground feeding the air
subs in the water, and all the Dames and nights out there and
the
morning to the chat room. We're happy to have you there. No
matter what mood you're in, no agenda stream.com. And of course
you want to, we want to thank all of our artists who were
always smart stoves.
The chat room filled with smart stoves. Yes, I want to thank I
want to thank John cell, who brought us the artwork for
episode 870 Yeezy. Squeezy was the title of that one. And he
had Wonderwoman decked out as Hillary Clinton or Hillary
Clinton decked out as Wonder Woman, I should say. It was a
beautiful piece was a very, very nice, nice piece. And we liked
it. No agenda art generated are calm, anyone could participate.
Anyone can submit artwork, and we're always happy that we can
choose one to go as the album art. A lot of people sending me
notes after our discussion last week, or last show who I see the
album art just fine. Let me explain.
I got one of these two.
Yeah, one of them. Works fine. Now. If you have a list of all
of our episodes, I think we have about 30 current and current
rotation, the most recent 30 in the RSS feed, maybe it's 20.
There she you should be able to see a list of all the episodes
and a little icon of the artwork for each of those episodes. That
is I mean, that's recognition and a whole bunch of great
things that come with that. And that is not in most podcast
apps, certainly not Apple's
Well, specifically the iTunes.
Yeah, that's what I say. Yeah,
there it is somebody the poll guys, I see all the covers on my
iOS app, you know, they got from the app store something it's not
an iTunes thing. I don't know what the problem is kind of
thing. Right?
But if you if you look at the list in in the official Apple
app, of all you held the episodes of a show, they will
not it will show the same artwork, the most current
artwork for all the episodes. That is what we want to change.
It's not a big deal. But look at the spec. It's in the spec,
which Apple wrote and there's a lot of work being done and it
makes it look pretty. Alright, backslash done.
Now I do know that on the no agenda app for the for the Roku
box.
The guy who says yeah, oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You see
all the different things now that guy I think the guy's doing
these by hand.
No, no, no, no, he's just parsing the RSS differently
because we put it in our feed.
Okay, well, because once in a while there's a be a slew of
shows with no art. Now Shit happens. Glitch. Glitch. Now, we
do want to thank a few people for this show. Despite the
problems they had Nussbaum Duga Nussbaum was at the top. Duke
Nussbaum Yeah, I think we have a little jingle for him. Yeah,
well, first we got it. Yeah, you want the jingle? I'm shocked.
shocked to find so Nussbaum working on a new agenda today.
Tell Nussbaum if you will Oh, I do not take dick pics. Don't do
it. Nussbaum don't
do it. Man. You don't wanna get blocked. But you do them. We'll
put some pants on. Okay. I love it when producers send in their
own jingles. Dynamite.
Yeah, that was Nussbaum his jingle love it. He was going
back and forth with me on Twitter. Because he couldn't get
his donation in which would have been a huge loss to us. Yeah, he
was
he tried three or four times.
Yeah, he finally did it. He came in with $999.99 nines Yep. And
he said he finally made it through love you John and Adam.
I set the jingle to Adam which he just played
Yeah, thank you. Thank you very much sir. No now doesn't does he
not have a an upgrade of title if we will probably have to
throw in the excellent
he's up in the in the in the Duke dumps and so the upgrades
really are hard. Hard to come by. They're very. Yeah, and he
would have mentioned it.
Okay, well, we really appreciate it. And it's Easter with the
with St. Nicole. I don't know. You're gonna have to ask him.
Well, thank you. Give him some karma for that. Oh, yes. Hello.
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Okay very good sounder today Hey.
There's I've discovered something that is a flaw in the
in the European Union a huge flaw and it's coming to head now
we've already seen this problem crime On. Well, for them for the
elite to put it together, let's put it that way. You know, the
people who like to just have everything go their way. Oh,
yeah, we saw this first happen with the Netherlands. But I have
some standing discussing them. They held a big referendum. And
it was a referendum against allowing Turkey, I'm sorry,
Ukraine into the EU Association Agreement, which is, you know, a
step before possibly EU but referendum, no one wanted it.
They went voted. There was a good majority who said nope. And
this is not necessarily binding according to the Dutch
constitution, but it is. The implication is okay, if that's
what the public wants, we have to come up with something else.
This was important, because the rules of the European Union are
of certain types of agreements, certainly those of inter inter
country commerce outside of the EU. And expansion of the EU,
requires ratification, a unanimous ratification from all
28 Member States, to the Netherlands said, you know,
we're not on board with that. The government still has to do
something about how long was this ago, six months. Now this,
this referendum for the Netherlands, at least in
Brussels is like they're just moving ahead, even though the
Netherlands has not ratified because they do there's going to
be riots on the street. And Europe is just the EU just like
okay, whatever just moving along. So but they can't really
do that legally. So they haven't that's, you know, it's a
quagmire. They haven't fixed it. Now we have the will loons of
all people, the Walloons, and we probably should explain who the
balloons are. Yes, in Belgium, you have the French speaking
portion and you have the Flemish or Dutch the overt dialect of
Dutch speaking population, and they are pretty much as long as
I've been in that in the Benelux area, they've always been at
odds. The balloons and the and the Flemish they do not like
each other. Of course they're both in the Belgian government.
And just the name alone Walloons. Yeah, you gotta kind
of laugh at him. No laughing man name no laughing matter though.
We've talked about T tip TPP a lot. Most people in Europe,
certainly. And in the US. We're seeing people against these big
trade agreements, they feel that they're not really trade
agreements. They're helping a B Corporations and doing all kinds
of crazy shit where the laws or the texts are secretive is not a
good deal. So Sita CTA This is the big EU trade agreement with
Canada. Everybody's good to go. We're out we're just kind of at
Ambassador levels, a couple things are working out. It's
gonna be great everybody ratifies and this thing is on
Ah, the balloons discovered or I guess they might have known Hey,
wait a minute, even a province of a member state can block this
therefore making the trade agreement not possible because
they have they Belgium now cannot and will not ratify this
agreement. So I found this is actually pretty good interview
and a little piece on your own news. This is all in French. And
they have one guy just reading over it translating it including
a piece of an interview with one of the top dogs there from the
Walloons. Very interesting to listen to what they're what
they're saying, and how why I don't know what the EU was going
to do but it's fun to watch their their train just just fall
off the tracks drive off the tracks. It was something they
never expected to happen because we know that they're really good
at bullying countries. Like hey Ireland, you don't want we don't
like your vote do over. We still expect to do over for the
Brexit. Here we go.
International trade agreements were also discussed, especially
the soon to be signed one with Canada, which is run into a last
minute snag which I thought you'd accept. It was only a
toggle, according to press reports that EU member states
are ready to give new guarantees to Wallonia. So that's the
Belgian region accepts the trade deal between Europe and Canada.
So about Karush Akademia talks about the level of ambassadors
if there's an agreement, the heads of states and governments
will approve this on Friday
on a massive ban there were loons don't go down without a
fight. The European Commission learned that the hard way.
Wallonia up for the week has certainly taken the trade policy
of the European Union hostage. They could do this because the
commission agreed to give decision making power to
national and regional Parliament's in this field. Why
is the French speaking Belgian region blocking the free trade
agreement with Canada? The reasons are political say the
critics. Not so according to the head of the balloon government,
poor man yet he's defending the interests of European citizens.
Take a look at this into View. Are you going to give you a
green light for the EU Canada free trade deal? I clearly said
we have to follow the benchmarks that were set by my parliament.
And I told that to the European Commission one year ago, it
turns out that the Parliament of Wallonia has the same powers as
all the other national parliaments in the EU. If we
don't sign it, we don't ratify the treaty will never come to
fruition. I always said I supported a treaty with Canada,
a well developed treaty. And we expect guarantees on social and
environmental standards, human rights, consumer protection. So
therefore, I'm still waiting to see which tanks the commission
will come up with. Is that clear? No. Are you ready to
negotiate further? I already said it's not a point blank. No,
it's not a veto. I told the commission what our remaining
difficulties were last Monday. But I did add, which shortfalls
still remain in terms of protecting our agriculture in
terms of arbitration rules or techniques. I also wanted to
make sure that only truly Canada based companies with real
business activities in Canada could use the treaty. So it's a
voice becoming a Trojan horse for multinationals from other
countries. And this is what. The EU
Sounds like trouble in paradise. To me.
That sounds like Well, here's a good couple interesting things
that needs clearing up. First of all, the weather report sounds
it sounds like the French side of the of the country didn't
want to do it. And then there will loons decided to veto it.
Yeah, that was confusing. The other thing is, is that the way
this well, Switzerland, Switzerland is not in the EU.
And I can see a bit of Swiss thinking in this sort of thing
going on in Belgium, sure, of Belgium, which is, you know,
these individual cantons have a lot more power than, you know,
like, you know, we try to talk a big game here in the United
States about the 10th amendment and all states rights and all
the rest of it, but we always try to abrogate that and we
don't take it too seriously. And people the general public will
still say something like, Well, you know, fed Trump's state when
it comes to lawmaking, which is why marijuana is illegal. But
it's bull crap, which is why marijuana has been legalized and
the Feds really don't want it and don't want to deal with it.
Is it possible that it because these two Parliament's that one
half of the country can make this decision and then veto the
whole thing? Is the whole EU set up like that we have these these
multi like, I didn't think about I didn't know that Belgium
actually had two distinct Parliament's for the two
separate entities? Yes.
Well, you know, they didn't have a government for a couple years
at all. Right. So the Belgian governmental status is, is
already kind of odd. But this is some kind of Achilles heel that
I guess they never thought that this would happen that you can
have, you know, this kind of a veto that blocks a ratification
of these obvious very important New World Order documents to the
globalist society. I don't know what they're going to do about
it. They you know, other than passing some cut, maybe we'll do
like, well do like nine out of 10
Maybe it's probably best for the for the EU that Great Britain
left because in fact with Britain, or the UK, you had what
three distinct Parliament's that are in Wales, I guess, in
Northern Ireland, Wales, just for Scotland's got its own
parliament, and then you have the England right. But so that
would be four sources of vetoes.
I don't know if if their system works the same. I doubt it. But
we do know that there could be referenda and stuff like that,
as happened with the Netherlands. This is the second
time there has been some important treaty to the
globalist that has been blocked. And this guy he's just just a
dude somewhere you know, he's not like a big on the on the
international stage.
So we'll have to see, you're gonna have to change their
rules.
They must either somebody could veto that veto changing or
change the rules that should definitely be vetoed. Now.
I've also decided because no one has done it that I know of.
That's certainly not the way we deconstruct things. I need to go
after George Soros. It's too easy. It's all in us. Soros.
Soros this and it's actually it's too easy to just say Soros
but it's too hard to really pin this guy down because his web is
so vast and so well established. That I'm going to really dive in
to this guy. He irritates the hell out of me. And he seems to
be seems to be you know, it first it was crackpot theory.
Yeah.
It was ever crackpot knowledge Yeah.
Not for me MC not for me, but people because Glenn Beck was
saying it was crackpot theory. The rest of my case,
I'd like to know why Glenn Beck got off that horse, that horse.
I haven't heard Glenn Beck even say Soros his name in the last
two years, I don't know.
But there's a lot of things wrong with this guy. And so let
me try and assassinate his character first. So what we do
in America, it's pretty well documented that as a kid,
although he says he didn't really understand the
implications of what he was doing. He grew up in Hungary,
occupied Hungary, and that he actually worked with the Nazis
putting Jews on trains. And there's been no real denial from
him on that. But what I did come across, and I figured I'd play
it on the show before it disappears from the interwebs,
entirely short clip, really only like 30 seconds of Soros talking
about that time, when he was collaborating with the Nazis
under the auspices of his father,
it was actually probably the happiest life, that year of
German occupation. For me, it's a very positive experience. It's
a strange thing. Because you see incredible suffering around you.
And in fact, you are, you're in considerable danger, yourself.
But you're 14 years old, and you don't believe that it can
actually touch you. You have a belief in yourself, your belief
in your father. It's a very happy making exhilarating
experience.
For the happiest times of his life, John.
Wow. That's a clip.
So that's just, that's just my shot across the bow sorrows. I'm
coming for you. Like doing some
trembling in his boots sells million dollar boots? No agenda.
What?
Who's that guy? No agenda. What's that?
Jen? Know who? Exactly? Well, it would be fun to kind of untangle
a little of it. Because it's your right. It's a web of
deceit and no one's really doing it other than he's bad. He's
evil. Yeah, we know that. But let's go dive a little deeper.
Let's be able to show some things. You might turn out to be
a great guy. Yeah. Okay, that'll happen. I have a lot of
festival. I have a lot of respect for Jill Stein.
She tweeted just, she's great. She's going down with a fight.
She's,
yeah, she naps. This is what she did. She tweeted a link to an
article with a picture. And I recognize the picture because
it's the one that I put in this the the Syrian problem of the
two pipelines. And that wasn't my picture. But this picture was
used in his article and actually two other ones, which I hadn't
seen. And it explains probably an even better detail than the
articles I've linked the link to the problem. What is the title
of this? It's, it's from news.com.au. So that's a that's
a Murdoch property is the fight over Australia is the fight over
a gas pipeline fueling the world's bloodiest conflict and,
you know, they're they, you know, sometimes it's the gas is
stupid, and a good goes into the whole thing about the two
pipelines. And she tweeted that out, like, while it was someone
with that awareness, that's almost worth the vote, even
though she's nuts about climate change and all the other stuff.
Yeah, she's Yeah, she's nuts about climate change. Yeah, I
was I saw that. And I like to people will say, hey, no agenda
has been talking about this for the last three years, or
whatever, however long it's been, and then there was
one of the Podesta emails. And there was something very
interesting, from WikiLeaks. And this is from Stephen J. Hadley,
I believe and who is his Hadley guy? Yeah, he's from a
consulting company with gates and rice. It's rice, Hadley
gates. That's the consulting company, writes an email. And he
heard it, it's a lot. It's a lot about the current. I just got
just gonna read it to you. With the occupation of Neo noir by
ISIS and of greater Kirkuk by the KR, G. We have an
interesting possibility. It is my understanding that the
pipeline's that brought Kurdish crude to Kukoc to be shipped by
the Kirk coxae Han pipeline can be reversed. Now this is the oil
that we've been talking about that Erawan son has been
stealing or shipping off to the off to say Han which is you
know, all the way west coast there to be shipped out and sold
and gee, who knows who's buying that? You know, stolen oil? Oh,
I don't know. It was not us. No. So He's saying I believe this
pipeline can be reversed if this is so this provides an
opportunity for the northern Oil Company part of the central
government of Iraq to ship out up to 200,000 barrels per day. I
think that pipeline could take that I'd have to check. But
clearly close to that, as the Kurds are on good days we're
sending up to 175,000 barrels per day to Kirkup. The idea
would be Kirkup to keep producing, shutting down
operation Wells is a laborious, costly and very detrimental
process. With the big refinery fed up to 100,000 barrels a day
from Kirk Hawk in the say online in enemy hands. That's a lot of
capacity that's shut in, with production either sent to
Kurdistan for refining or shipped out by the 300,000
barrels per day, a line that very fortunately karegi now has
to say on so the karegi would temporarily temporarily market
all oil exported via that line its own quantities. That would
be about 100,000 barrels a day, but proceeds check this out,
would be put into the Federal Reserve DFI account, with some
special arrangement for the kurtter 17% of total revenues
countrywide. Now, a Federal Reserve DFI account is a deposit
depository financial institution. So these are really
only central banks. And that kind of, you know, big
organizations do this. So what they're talking about, is really
stealing the oil, with help from the Kurds, and then kicking back
17% from them to them using our Federal Reserve System.
That's interesting.
It's not interesting. It's a fucking outrage.
Well, that's Sorry, sorry.
I mean, that's and where is the media?
Where's the media doesn't want to look at this journalism.
Russians have delivered to us just to ruin our three two party
system. Oh, my
God. And this is a this is a big deal to me.
And there goes your voice. Yeah, I
know. I know.
I'm clearly emotional about it. But you know, come on. This is
this is clearly showing what's going on and how there's this
collusion and bringing in the fed with tubes to is funneled
the money.
Yeah, so rages. I'm just
wondering, and then on top of everything else, what this would
do is while quantities are limited, this could come the
world, the world markets, they're taking it that far. They
want to influence the markets, whether you're influencing it
for good or bad, or settling or not, you're influencing it. I'm
sorry, I was blown away. I'm like, where? And I'm looking for
reporting? No, there's no reported no reporting?
Well, I know there's been a lot of chatter in the investment
community about trying to stabilize oil at 55. Because
that brings online and I didn't know these numbers, and I
questioned some of
them. I thought it was higher for us to come online. I mean,
lower, I'm sorry, lower.
I thought was 55 is what makes fracking work. Okay. Fracking is
expensive. But marginally,
I guess, isn't it? I mean, how much do you make that?
No, it's not it's not like a bonanza. But it's, but it's, but
you can make money and have John? And like he said in that
memo, if you read it carefully, and you did, it's hard to stop.
Due to capital, well shut it down. Yeah. Or shut down what
you're doing. Yeah. It's easiest to some way you can do any good
way of not doing that and have because setting the things back
up and starting over, it's like a pain. And you lose a bunch of
money at the beginning, just like the other guy said, the
expert, the business expert is always gonna lose some money
there at the beginning. And which is not true. But the oil
it might be if you had to turn a well on and off. So that could
be that. Yeah, it could be part of a bigger, grander scheme. I'm
glad that Jill Stein sky at least onto this budget, you
should say that was memo.
Yeah, I gotta send her that for sure. Yeah.
Since obviously, he's not going to read in the New York Times.
I don't know. I, I, every day. I try to go through another swath
of WikiLeaks emails. Because I know we're just not being served
by anybody.
No, these guys are terrible. Really not being served. I need
to get some there's a I need to get I should probably do the
same thing. I just let you do it. Alright, a joke. Interesting
clips out of the blue, which just kind of confirms something
we've we've kind of decided, I think both of us. This is Jeff
Greenfield. He's on. I think he's on PBS. Now. He's an old
hack from ABC, and now he's floating around doing different
things. But he makes this very interesting assertion, which I
think that the two of us could agree on and it's a pet peeve of
mine in I'll go into the pet peeve again after the clip.
The General Theory among academics is that the campaign
events don't have a kind of a conch, hugely consequential
event this year. Looks like it may challenge that conventional
wisdom, because the first debate really seems to have been the
turning point Trump had closed within a pointer to in virtually
every poll. And once that first debate ended, Clinton's lead
began to grow, and it has still grown and now stabilized up to
this point. Remember the fundamentals, the economic data
and stuff predicted a close race. So this may be a case
where an event actually had an impact? One quick footnote, the
economic fundamentals, Barack Obama's approval ratings have
all moved in a direction in the last month or two. That helps
the Democrats but I still think we're going to look back at that
first debate as a as a critical factor.
Jeff Greenfield, many thanks.
So what am I reminded of when I hear this analysis, I'm reminded
of Donald Trump and gives me maybe the last time I do this.
I'm reminded of Donald Trump in his debates with the other
Republicans about how he's so looking forward to debating
Hillary because he's gonna wipe the floor. I am so looking
forward to debating Hillary Oh, I'm so looking forward to it.
And here's what we get. Joke. Jokes. Now, you know, I didn't
want to say anything bad because Chelsea was in the audience. And
I didn't want to hurt her feelings. Okay. Are you ready?
John Cena
for accent diva?
Yeah, I've expected a little more of a rant but Okay.
That's good. And I can't you know, I've been ranting about
distance every debate I shouldn't have done a debate
that's what he should have done he should have retired Well,
winner I you know, these debates are no are too easy for me. I'm
not going to do any of them. But so this is what we got. Yeah.
Because it's it's still rigged. We don't know really, who's
gonna win or how people are actually going to vote because
you know, that all the information we're getting is
bogus.
Yeah. Yeah. But it's it. You just, it's the it's the whole
it's a scam. It's, it truly is. It really all is rigged. It's
really true. It's
so vast. Yeah, it's very, very tight. And I think you know, the
thing about the oil that you just exposed that nobody wants
to report they don't report on anything. And stuff they do
report on I do have some clips of I think this.
I have something about the actually the debate quickly,
quick little Okay, drummer. So it kind of passed by me. I
didn't really think of anything until I saw the Defense
Department press briefing. In the debate, Hillary Clinton said
that the President has four minutes between making a
decision to launch. And so a lot of people said, Hey, man,
that's, you know, or like I saw a lot of means Putin going hey,
thanks. Now we know how much time we have. And when you think
about it, yeah, I guess that would be something that would be
classified, you certainly don't want to know that. It's, I think
four minutes is a long time. Seems long. If we really
committed to it, so does that mean you have four minutes to
stop? Or I'm not quite sure. But Ash Carter, the Secretary of
Defense, as said up front of his news conference, he was not
going to discuss this. Because it you know, he doesn't get he
does not want to wade into the political debate. Luckily,
Barbara Starr from CNN, I do not hold her very high in high, very
high regard about much. But she went ahead and she asked, yes, a
two part question. I cut out the second question. So if you hear
him talking about a second question, it was because I
removed it. And she took a little different tactic. And I
appreciate that she did that. It's your secretary,
you've just spoken a couple of times about the full weight of
US strategic deterrence to defend South Korea and because
of your own expertise in nuclear matters. I want to ask you a
question of policy, not politics. It was said last
night, that and the word quote, and it was let me just finish
the question, sir, if my mind that there are about four
minutes between the order being given and people responsible for
launching nuclear weapons to do so. I want to ask you not about
that. I do want to ask you, is it classified to discuss nuclear
launch timeframes? It's either classified or it's not.
I'm sorry, but I'm not going to answer your first part because
it is cast in terms of the ongoing presidential campaign
and I said repeatedly, I'm not going to answer questions in
that context. So not going to answer on that one.
So not going to do it is not going to answer not going to
answer on that one. Well, clearly, your answers there. Why
wouldn't you just say it?
I'm not convinced of this. First of all, I believe Hillary is
just ad libbing. She's a liar. She, by the way,
when she said that, if I were Trump, I would have said, Yeah,
gee, it's so important to too bad. Your husband lost the
biscuit for three months.
He could have brought that up. He could have brought up the
national security thing he could have brought up. Well, this is
how you are so random with your knowledge of secrets, state
secrets, you've just given them away to a debate crowd. Yeah,
that would have been done a million different ways. He had
he chokes at these debates. He's no good. Show fail. Epic fail.
It is an epic fail. But the question is, do you do you think
it's, it's classified? I think she just made it up is made up.
These things may not even work at all. We don't know their
work.
I'm sure they weren't good. They work well enough. Yeah. They
make a
lot of smoke, that's for sure. No, no. Hey, in the call in the
Woodward and Bernstein. And, of course, a very famous
journalistic duo. Who did the All the President's Men? Yeah,
they they reported that Washington Post Correct. Both or
that was one of the both budget in post and they you know,
famous Robert Redford movie. It was a book too. I guess it must
have been a book. Was it a book
Devesh All the President's Men was a book. Okay. It was
actually a series of reports that became a book later.
So they really, you know, they're heralded as you know,
great journalist was one of the two really the smart one and the
operation is a one guy who was the real guy, or they both
equal. One of the guys we know from Russ Baker's book, one of
the guys secrets, Woodward was Navy intelligence went into the
Washington Post probably is the CIA guy, right?
Bernstein.
Bernstein seems to be a guy who resisted going into the one of
these agencies, and he stayed in independent and he's the one who
in 1997 wrote on his own website, I think it's still
there. A long exposition of government infiltration of the
media, it's in,
I'm going to put it in the show notes. Again, we've done it
before. It's a great read. So it's a great read. And he then
thank you for reminding me because that's how it's not the
guy is pretty good. He sees through all the bullcrap. And
he's working with an agency guys. Sure. But he had a clue
after a while. No, but
that but that was not. That was his own words written on his own
website. And he said, You know, it's all bull crap. It's all set
up. It's all you know, everyone's a shill pretty much.
There's enough shields to make it. Yeah, you can almost say
that. Almost everyone's a shill.
So imagine my disappointment when I hear him using the
following words on CNN, where he is a regular contributor.
This campaign is now about a NEO fascist, I keep coming back to
that sociopath. That's where we are and what what interests me
at this point, because it seems apparent he's gonna lose,
barring some really big surprise is how and why 80 90% of people
who call themselves Republicans can continue to support this
man. And this movement, no matter how much they hate
Hillary Clinton, I think the most interesting thing going on
right now is Trump saying that he may not go along with the
with the results of this election, what does it really
mean? It means I think that he is setting himself up. As the
head of again, I'm gonna go back to that Neo fascist term of a
real Neo fascist movement and media empire. With the people
from Breitbart, there's talks going on, I think we know about
that about a media empire. And is there going to be remnants of
a NEO fascist movement that he leads in this country after this
election? Alright, so
explain to me what he means by Neo fascist. Neo meaning new.
Yeah. Well, how was talking about where did he get the
fascism from?
I don't know. I have no idea what he's talking about, or what
he's even implying. He is either sold out, because at some point,
you got to see your partner cranking out these books, which
he's not writing, because it's written by the agency. That's
the way I'm looking at because I know what it takes to write a
book. I can't get my vinegar books on,
you know, exactly.
So and I've done a lot of books, but you know, usually in team as
teams,
that they're easy, and they're instant sellers.
And this guy is like we're cranking these things out left
and right because he doesn't have to run I am and I you can
spot guys like this. They just they're they toe the line on
certain things they politically and then they crank it out okay,
okay well, point oh maybe Bernstein said what she's you
know I can use a few books
Okay, so that would then mean that the intelligence
community's party line is Trump is a NEO fascist and the entire
population that supports him are Neo fascist, and they're all
going to be watching the new media empire that by the way,
you build an empire, you don't just make it, you know, like,
yes, as you build an empire aihole
And who's gonna, you know, get a Breitbart guy and Trump
together, they're gonna pull some money and make a media
empire. Glenn Beck had a better shot at it.
Let's take it. Let's talk about that for a second. Because this
is, you know, the continuing narrative. Well, you know, he's
gonna lose, so he's going to build his own new media empire,
to compete against Fox that's implicated what Beck did,
yeah, that's implied. Do you think there's any validity to
it? No.
I think Trump's full of crap about this. I think somebody
slipped into somebody, I think somebody dreamed it up or the
Breitbart guy, or somebody added to into into and they said,
Well, this must be a media empire in the making, you know,
but there's, where's the beat and maybe they're going to hit
me. Okay, here's the here's the possibility. I'll put it in the
Red Book. Sales. Yeah. Roger Ailes is in part of this deal.
And so he comes in, and that's why he shows up in the first
place. Roger Ailes says, Look, I did it at Fox. I'm the one who
made Fox News. And he is, I know how to do it. I know how to do
it. And you just douchebag you'd be sleazeball. You pinch the
girls butts as they walk in and see if they object to it. They
don't get hired. And I know how to do this. Here's a look at
this. It took us it did take a few years. It's not like you
know, overnight, but it's like here's what we can do. We can do
a better than Fox I'll tell you where foxes flaws are that you
had this problem to get a bunch of political correct guy James
Murdoch is an idiot. Who knows what he's saying. And then the
old man is gonna die. And then the whole thing's gonna, well,
here's my problem with the whole idea is Trump's strength is not
television. It's Twitter. In fact, if Trump would stop
tweeting, you know, you could buy Twitter for $500,000. He is
Twitter, as far as I'm concerned. I don't think there's
anything else. I'm not
sure. But you're making the mistake of thinking Trump's
going to be the frontman, the guy on the other side? No,
no, no, no, I'm not making any mistake. I'm saying it makes no
sense to do a television project. First of all, just
I think he's just a finance guy. In this case, it would be Roger
Ailes and the Breitbart guy can be financed. Trump is the fight
as the money guy, he's gonna get the
money, but Well, his power of what he's been able
to know. I understand what you're saying. I agree. 100%
That's why the whole thing is kind of scared. Makes no sense.
Yeah, it just looked but it looks if he's gonna just do it
as a guy with the Mr. Moneybags who can get the money to do this
thing. And he now knows how to fundraise. And he knows how to
get big crowds and, and he could probably get a lot of interest
in something like this. He could get interest and he could tweet
about it. But he wouldn't be anything more than that. It'd be
a Roger Ailes project. And with the Breitbart guy right there to
right wingers, a new all right there. All right. Yeah. All
right. I mean, all right, Stacy.
I was gonna say, Yeah,
I've always said it. I can't disagree which is really a bunch
of Democrats that are posing as Republic especially
since Ailes is out and it's all they're not pro Trump at all.
Yeah, they're starting to back off and you know, we didn't need
him you know, Megan Kelly they could probably steal Megan Kelly
Megyn Kelly at night
I'd watch it
you know, they could just suggest you just call it alt
right if you're gonna do it I do. I'll just call it alt right
alt right TV. Yeah, freak a lot
again. No, Beck tried to do this and he's,
but he had he had no money and it takes a lot of money to do
this. As you know, John, every business expects to lose some
money when they say they started new aliens. Yes. I got a couple
quickies here with this, you know, Donald Trump bringing the
validity of the elections into question ABC. Although they that
factually not wrong, the way they painted the bush Gore
recount and that whole Kanye the gods Well, how long did it take
that it takes four or five weeks?
I've lost track of it. And I remember I remember
waking up I think this is when we we had blogs but we didn't
have Twitter, obviously. And I remember posting like I woke up
still no president and it was a very weird time and it was
because the the election was contested. It was a big problem
made America look very, very problematic. But ABC, they kind
of changed the history on this or at least turn it into a
different good story
and another tough campaign with 2000 Al Gore and George W. Bush
and Al Gore. He made a graceful, gracious concession speech.
Let's take a listen.
I say to President Elect Bush, that what remains a partisan
rancor must now be put aside, and may God bless his
stewardship of this country.
Now, John, how important is a speech like that or this speech
and bringing the country back together again?
Well, I'll never forget that one. You know, that was in
December after the long recount after the Supreme Court put an
end to the recount. Everybody wondered how Gore would handle
it. That was the best speech of that entire campaign for Al
Gore. incredibly gracious and the country really needed it. I
remember vividly be out in front of the vice presidential
residence. There were protesters who had been chanting day after
day get out of Dick Cheney's house. After Gore gave that
speech, they started chanting, thank you, Al Gore. It was
absolutely critical to bring the country back together after that
very bitter campaign, and even bitter and even more bitter
recount.
Wow. Yeah. That was really something that was it in at a
real act of patriotism.
Right after the election, he did it a month later. Exactly a
reason why expect Trump to do something a month later if he
loses real patriot are these guys kidding?
But he was a real patriot. Our Al Gore was what a patriotic
move just fabulous. It
was a weird view. It sounded like the guy was sounds it
sounds like it was an earth dick. Yeah, was not a happy
camper. Given that speech. He was hardly a patriotic move. The
guy still goes on and on about this being a rip off. He should
be I should have been president when he gives his speeches. I am
the former should have been President.
And then he went on to assault a massage girl in the hotel.
Remember that?
Yes, I think people will want to forget that I don't. Because the
visual is like, needless to say, as a
sad visual. I agree.
A went to massage this.
As we were talking about what happens if there's a contested
election. You know, there's there's so Congress can choose,
at a certain point from the you know, under certain
circumstances, like a draw, it's starting to look more like an
episode of Veep than anything when you think about it. And
they actually played this scenario out there in a very
similar way. That if there's no good no conclusion from voting,
then Congress can choose from the top three candidates. If
they if they fail, then the current vice president becomes
president. That's how it works. Did you know that? Oh, yeah.
You get it? Where'd this come from?
It's from the Constitution.
It says that the current vice president becomes president.
Yes. Well, then everybody be happy. Because we have Joe. Joe
would be president.
And I think Joe knows that there is a slight possibility of that
happening is pretty
happy.
Just thinking about the national press. Talking about Trump's
behavior, his personal behavior for what he said he did it does
is a textbook definition of sexual assault. And think, think
about this. place more than that. He said because I'm
famous. Because I'm a star. Because I'm a billionaire. I can
do things other people can't. What a disgusting assertion for
anyone to make the press always ask me Don't I wish I were
debating him? No, I wish you're in high school. I could take him
behind the gym.
Tell you about back because S.
Brother Go Joe.
i By the way, Joe, that is just as illegal as what Donald Trump
did you assert that he was talking about how he's going to
assault women you just talked about you're gonna assault him.
The difference
shows you're actually an idiot, which is makes it kind of fun.
Oh, that's for sure. Yeah, no, it's the same guys. You know
that Trump? That Trump's a name? Caller he's a clown. My favorite
one. calls everyone a name. He's a clown. He's a clown and the
doofus? Nobody is doofus I don't know why. Yeah, but
you know what? I think that the millennials would come out on
mass if he were an election. I think everyone would be pretty
happy if Joe was president for a while.
No, I would you definitely did make us happy.
It's yeah. Can you imagine? I didn't know it doesn't matter.
It's all good for the show. It really doesn't matter. It really
doesn't.
So there's this report at this little change in the subject.
All right, a little report. I just think this is I don't know
why people don't don't just aren't not up in arms about the
EPA. This is the EPA. This is the EPA and the Flint, Michigan
thing. And exactly what do these people do besides Jake, let's
just recap for a second. Just recap for our international
audience.
Actually, we know there's no need to recap because it's
actually in the clip.
A new report from the Environmental Protection
Agency's Inspector General has concluded the agency took seven
months longer than necessary to warn residents of Flint,
Michigan about lead contamination in the water. The
report found the EPA had enough information in June 2015 to
issue an emergency order under the Safe Drinking Water Act, but
the agency did not act until January of 2016. Floods lead
poisoning began when an unelected emergency manager
appointed by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder switched the source
of Flint's drinking water to the close of Flint River in 2014.
So what are these people do with their time? What kind of an
enforcement agency is this? They make a lot of rules and
regulations to make people's lives miserable when they have
the opportunity to actually take some action and do something
that would be positive while kids are being poisoned by lead
what leaded water they do nothing. They sit on it for
seven months. Yeah.
And that people should be fired. I mean, that's obvious.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. They should fire someone that no one's gonna get
fired ever.
We just story just wanted to bring up no clip, very
disturbing. Over 10,000 veterans, some not even veteran
still serving, many of whom served multiple combat tours
have been ordered by the Department of Defense to repay
bonuses they received to re enlist. And the story goes as
follows watch the oh wait, wait for it. So the way it goes, is
guys and gals on there had done a tour. And this was around I
think this may have been around 2003 2004. And the military
said, Well, look, please reenlist re up for one more time
we need people remember we need a lot of people are trying to
figure out how to get in. So they were handing out bonuses
15,000 20,000 25,000. And people re enlisted took the bonus went
out for at least one but some multiple multiple tours just
kept on going back. And now the Department of Defense has
decided that these bonuses were meant for only a select few. And
the 10,000 Plus military servicemen and women who
received them and they were not proper, according to the
Department of Defense have said okay, you have to pay it back.
And of course people this is going on for a while now because
it got to the point where they were garnishing wages they were
freezing bank accounts on these people. And you know now you
have these military families borrowing money or on payment
plans to pay back these bonuses that they did all kinds of
things with you know, like paid off part of their mortgage did
somebody you know just other things that you do with with a
bonus like that for the reason you got it? And the Department
of Defense is pressuring these people with the IRS again, to
pay it back
that's ridiculous. I didn't know about this.
And yet the president should immediately intervene
immediately.
That'll be the day nice sound. Good sound effect.
It's really is and by the way, hello. Hello, Mr. Trump.
Opportunity. He should be out there pounding the hell out of
this.
But now he should. This is great. This is fodder. This is
fantastic for during an election period, but it also hurt I know
all these guys running for offices, senators, congressmen
this is all good stuff. And for the Republicans, the Republicans
are always looking for issues because it's not the Democrats
can't do anything. They can't say anything because it's like,
I don't know maybe it's some scam go on. On and yeah, yeah
meanwhile people can deliver crappy weaponry and all the rest
of it but overbill by billions of dollars
billions with this trillions we don't know.
Trillions yeah billions. Billions by billions literally
billions because like there's zoom walk boats. I mean that
thing is, I think a billion or 2 billion over budget and they
don't make him pay him back but they stick to poor soldier the
guy that grunt gets stuck with a bill for something that they
were made that they were used the if he now this is like
illegal
not only Well, first of all, I want to say this from the Los
Angeles Times so it's not like some crazy site. This is you
know, pretty well established journalistic institution. But,
you know, we have had soldiers before go to Washington, and I
believe that was after which war
well, you want me to name them? Yeah. Civil War
and World War wine Q World War Two Vietnam War? Yeah. And the
first time because they didn't get
paged in the football Yeah.
Oh, yes, exactly. I am floored by this. Hey, you know these
guys you're screwing they do have guns. I don't know. You
just you got to be careful. You don't want to piss people off
like this.
Wow. Okay. Well, relative and Clip of the Day Dan, I haven't I
haven't update on PBS. I do have a clip. It just doesn't have any
quotes from him. But I want to make sure we keep him on the
show as a regular Duarte is on PBS.
This is they do do do tear tests
do doo Taffy
solo pains has clarified comments he made yesterday,
about a quote separation from the United States, or Griego. Do
territory says he is not cutting ties with the US, but rather
meant that the Philippines quote, need not dovetail the
foreign policy of America. In Washington, White House
spokesman Josh Earnest expressed concern about the leaders recent
pronouncements.
We've seen too many troubling public statements from President
over the last several months. And the frequency of the of that
rhetoric has added an element of unnecessary certainty into our
relationship that doesn't advance the interest of either
country.
Or the Philippines have been allies for 70 years.
I think they're so desperate and they're throwing down the
gauntlet they're gonna go after this
guy course that mean that's that's another thing. No,
they didn't. I didn't have a clip of I had a clip. But wait,
wait, Joey.
That means we have to build a whole new China is evil
narrative, which is we just got we're doing the Russians today.
Well, we
can get we can swing back. We can pivot. I don't know how to
pivot pivot. Now, there was a clip of him in China, I believe
going on. And he said, he said something that was an
understandable but it was something along the lines of the
whole world is against us. Yeah, there's only three countries,
Russia, China and the Philippines that will stand up
against the entire world. So he's got the New World Order
vision,
that he's that he's dropped out. He's Trump. He's Trump.
And I think this is going to develop into a just a good
ongoing segment for the show.
Good. Well, we like him. We'd like him when we can even
understand him, which is rare. Now, there was an article in The
New York Times the public editor, which it gives us kind
of the ombuds man. Yeah, like an honorable man. And it caught my
eye because of the title taking the plunge into the podcast
pool.
Oh, God. Oh, yeah.
The New York Times is used to a change of costume. That's right.
Now more repackaging is underway, this time with the
goal of creating a whole library of times journalism you can
listen to while driving or making dinner. It's the papers
podcast, and as the project enters its sixth month a
familiar question is arising what are the times look like in
this form? Or more precisely, what should it sound like see
everything by committee there over the New York Times? And
this is really a fabulous article. They have a check this
out with a five person team John they've five person team for
this podcast, which is modest on time Xeon scales. It says it
right here modest
on PBS days.
That's it as it says modest five,
it says modest on time Z and scales with five people that you
made that up. No, no, it's right here in the new that's her
article. There already. producing a lively podcast on
the election and adventurous talk show on popular culture and
the new podcast due next month in game show format.
Oh, that's just a steal now. Tell me,
but does it make sense for the times to be directing its talent
and money toward podcasts when newsroom cuts are imminent? And
every position is precarious? Oh, this is a very good
question. Of course. Now, she's going to try and get you're
going to try and explain why if you buy into the prevailing in
house theory, the answer to that question is yes. So that means
that the New York Times believes they need to steer their money
towards podcasting instead of newsroom personnel. If you buy
into the upside you got that prevailing in house theory.
Audio is part of the future because it No Listen, no stops
love the step Fanon is the best line. New York Times, by the
way, lays down the Gray Lady, the bastion of journalism, audio
is part of the future because it attracts young people who aren't
typically time subscribers. So the idea is John, do you have a
pen, you got to write it down.
I'm writing it down.
So the idea is to lower them with free podcasts with the hope
of getting them to take paid subscriptions.
Man, and this is the in house belief. The show hosted by the
political writer Michael Barbaro does everything that time should
do more of in the rest of its operations. It brings listeners
right into the room, it treats them like insiders, and it
doesn't just assume they'll keep coming back. It works for it.
See, they're working really hard there. And they go on and says
it just goes on and on and on and on. And till we get to the
part, which is of course, the most interesting. It is not just
a matter of drawing listeners, you also have to attract
advertisers. Ah, wow. Wow lightbulb moment. Thus far, big
brands have been reluctant to peel off some of their
advertising dollars for a bet on podcasts. I don't know why, but
that whole sentence sounded really degrading, denigrating.
If we had a peel off a few here's a 20 for you, you stupid
podcaster and peeling off a one.
peeling off a one those that
do sign on I find it difficult to measure the size of a podcast
audience because at the moment not like we discovered this 10
years ago, but at the moment, the most reliable measure is
downloads and just because you downloaded a podcast doesn't
mean you listen to it.
Wow, what a discovery I never thought of such a thing. Wait,
followed by the same as with a newspaper you subscribe to but
only read twice a week. Whoa, fire that lady. Anyway didn't
want anyone to be thinking that no that was bad but what she's
trying to say and this is what the times is going to use a
guest in their sales pitch. Well you advertised in the newspaper
you don't know if people are reading it this is how stupid
these people are.
Yeah, they're unsettling their other their cash cow. Yeah.
Funny. Is this podcast generation going to convert to
time subscribers after a few episodes of the run up?
Possibly. But it's a real bank shot. Is it going to turn the
spigot on a gushing new revenue stream? Not likely, but
sometimes reasons of journalism are good enough
holy crap
I give these fuckers 10 more years it did is because can't
last
diluted.
So look, you're never going to accurately count downloads. It's
a farce is not going to happen. It's technically not possible
unless everyone's registered. And you have an app that you
control on the people's device done. Is it not possible you
stupid New York Times?
Well, they did bring up it. What they brought up was the same
stuff we've been hearing actually since before we started
doing this show. It's the same issues in the Yeah, just bogus.
So it's a it's an podcasting. What is the difference in
podcasting and radio in a In any real sense, you can cuss on
podcasts. There's no antenna, there's no there's only
there's only one difference that matters. There's something
called Arbitron, there's an agreed to belief system called
the radio ratings is until you have a belief system that
everyone agrees to, which doesn't. I mean, we've been
looking at it for 10 years.
Yeah, there's no belief system. I mean, you can't Oh, it's
number one on the iTunes list. Yeah. It's just about as bogus
as any list. Yeah. Now, that's why we have to do the value for
value model for to pay for the podcast because it's
so much moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh, yeah. That'd be fun.
I hope in NICU that a little better, but yeah, well, I
know how I can cut it in the end. It'll sound right.
Don't worry about it.
I'm sorry. I was waiting for you to end I thought you ended
it. I was about to go into it. Then. It was a perfect segue.
You need
a switch.
I need it like that goes lights up in your place. Yeah.
So I'd Oh, now it's time to play that you want to do your I'd
love to hear I'd love to hear what you were gonna say.
I don't remember. But I knew it was coming. So James, we do have
a few people to thank and we're gonna thank them for show 871 As
we get to our ninth anniversary on Wednesday, October 26. We've
been doing this for nine years. You know, let the times and all
these guys Big Blow hearts come on with their new ideas that
have been done. for way longer than we've been doing this
podcast these these mistakes, and they knit by Do they ever
call and ask? What do you think about this? No. Oh, of course.
Let's start by making a few few. We'll start with James Edwards
12345 And he has a quickie call out for mozzie Mosley I guess
Mosley is a douchebag
Zach Mosley.
Anonymous comes in at the same amount 12345 And he's in Denver.
This is what I get that sun in my eyes again. Oh, I Matt asked
Barry. You podcast you you're doing this show in a darkened
room? Yes. Matt Asbury $190.21 23 cents. What do we
have here? We have a call out of subsidies being knighted?
Let me see do Adam and John please accept my donation of
119 20 warrants to complete my knighthood? Well, no agenda.
knighthood is truly the pinnacle of human achievement. I would
like this title to go to my wonderful wife, Terry. She has
been listening beside me for six years and what?
Yeah, he sent us in as an email. Right, he had a bunch of people
give him a knighthood, and he realized he already had one. He
never called it out. And so he's put this together as good.
Okay, I see. She's been listening beside me for six
years as the most delightful listening partner, one could ask
for all. In addition to being the finest wife, mother and
partner of my life, my life journey. Please anoint her Dame
Terry of Tosa, I would request on her behalf that Harf eggs and
Lee sauce be served at the table that is round. Hmm, hold on a
second. I'm not familiar with this. What is hearth eggs and
Lee sauce.
That's when the spokesperson for the Defense Department is Maria
Harford she's had her eggs frozen by Matt Lee. Yeah, bam.
Exactly. Yes, exactly
what it is. I think you're right. Got it. Okay, I'm gonna
put that into the round table rewards right now can you finish
up the note John?
As be seated at the table at this round, I would like to
request new human resource karma as she is in the seventh month
of production, and I will never our third human resource in
December. Counting to follow I'm gonna give you absolutely Here
you go. You've got karma. Wesley K Walker in Pacifica, California
came with $100 Jay Kumar, our buddy, who I always thought was
a night already, but I guess I was wrong. He did send a little
note in which I will grab. He came in with 100 bucks. It was a
check. And it's just another 100 bucks of the best podcast in the
universe. This election season has been a pain to endure, but
your analysis has been entertaining and informative as
always. Anyway, he's on his way to knighthood and he says don't
Raph.
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on the list? Or he is now. Okay. And then we have somebody who I
don't know. They filled the whole page. Chris Wilson, from a
sewerage from.
Yeah, he's got a birthday for his son Felix is turning seven.
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I don't remember. And Sir Matthew Tanner or mark Tanner,
who's definitely a knight and probably beyond that by now in
Whittier, California want to thank all these folks in the
West who came in with lesser amounts of money and for helping
us on show 871 And then we got our anniversary show coming up
next Thursday Thursday
had the big celebration on Wednesday of course. All right,
well, thank you. Yeah, I hope we see at least some more taxa
nines know the love us for our birthday, nine years long time.
Yes, it's a very long time we'll make 10 and that product just
gets better and better
outstanding product and I thank everybody and we have a couple
of requests of throw them all in here. As we do have some
requests for a karma and some F cancer stuff.
jobs jobs, jobs and jobs Let's vote for jobs. That's karma
and today, we apparently say happy birthday to mountain
vortex one of our dudes named Ben who keeps everything
running. I don't see him in the back channel and I don't know
how old he is. But we congratulate him. Of course,
Matt Asprey says Happy Birthday to Terry celebrating on the 25th
Karen SRUC Happy Birthday to her husband Nigel, he turns 25 today
Chris Wilson says Happy Birthday to his son Felix seven on
October 29. Ryan Leslie celebrating an m&a Mita is
celebrating on the 25th Happy birthday from everybody here at
that outstanding product known as the best podcast in the
universe. Let me see what we have. I believe we have a title
change, which is good and this is for Sir Harvey Lee becomes a
Baronet. Congratulate Congratulations, my good sir.
Looking forward to you yet to tell me Yeah,
where that we come from someone sent it to me. I think it's just
the funniest thing for some reason.
All right. I agree. It's a fan favorite.
You know, it's the this the length perhaps it was a timing.
I don't know why it's so funny. Shouldn't be funny at all.
Let me see. Did we get a mountain vortex saying how old
he is?
Okay. Yes, you did that. All right.
So sir Harvey Lee looking forward to your next step on the
ascension ladder, my friend and when you get it protected and
now it is time for a few nice things that we have soared,
please.
Here it comes. Alright.
Let's see we need Lauren come up here. Her husband Richard
McCutcheon center. We need ebony METAR to step up, as well as
Terry whose husband Matt Asprey brought her on to the stage Wow,
this is going to be great because we got not one but two
days and one night so I hereby pronounce que de dame. Lauren,
sir ABS night of the Gitmo nation, East deplorables and
game Terry of Tosa, we got hookers and blow rent boys and
Chardonnay. We have harsh eggs with leaf sauce, Cuban cigars
and single malt scotch, asked Greenwood, bear fillings, bong
hits and bourbon, ginger ale and turbos. And mutton and Mead.
still hard to get through with my voice. I'm falling apart
still from the from the physical problems.
Oh, you still have that issue? It's better, but
I'm at the tail end of it. No, no, no. Good luck. Thank you a
lot of people sending in all kinds of ideas for remedies and
stuff. I'm good. Hey, for the three of you for our two days
and one night to go to no agenda nation.com/rings Make sure you
give Eric the show all the info so we can get those rings to
you. post haste is very excited. And we love it when you tweet
something out so we can show that to the people what it's all
about. All right. Yep. All right.
I've got a couple of things that we let's play this little thing.
This was only this, again, not reported really by the
mainstream media because it belongs to promises things began
in I think 2005 There's a long investigation of this corrupt
Chicago Police Department and use the word corrupt. And this
is just the beginning of it was a 10 minute segment, but I just
have a little bit that just kind of sums it up. Cago Plaza was on
only democracy now would play this
Cago police officers who blew the whistle on a gang of their
colleagues after they discovered they were demanding bribes from
drug dealers in the housing projects of Chicago, arresting
their rivals and blocking any internal investigations into
their actions. The two whistleblowers Shannon
Spaulding, and her partner Daniella Vidya, spent five years
working with the Chicago Police Department and the FBI and their
case, only to be sidelined. outed as informants threatened
and eventually forced out of the police department, in contrast
to named senior officials and cops who helped cover for their
fellow officers were able to retire from the force with their
pensions intact, and face no punishment for their role in the
cover up. Spalding says she has even received death threats. She
and her partner both took stress related medical leaves, and she
has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
They're a deal is chronicled in a four part investigation
published by the intercept called the code of silence. Part
one is headlined in the Chicago Police Department. If the bosses
say it didn't happen. It didn't happen.
Yeah. Well, what's interesting about this story, which is a
whopper, and it just covers the whole corrupt scene is written
by a somewhat famous local investigative reporter. Nobody
would pick up the story. And when No, no, no, no, no, we're
not going to run this story. So he had to go to the intercept.
Who i will say i i find myself reading more and more
intercepted articles.
Yeah, they finally got their act together after there's early
year, where, you know, they bring an editor and he quit. And
he says he was a piece of crap. Nobody knows what they're doing.
But they've stabilized and that you're right. They got some good
stuff in there now. Yeah.
And they've also limited what they're doing, because that was
my problem. Like, if you just let journalists go, and they
write, you know, 20 pages of it's too much.
Yeah, no, that's why editors are, even though most writers
are big fans, editors. Now, editors are important for a lot
of writers. I remember I was I was at. We had this guy that was
the editor of PC computing, who's a friend of mine. And
there's two things that were fascinating about him. His name
was John Zilber. He's now a PR guy. And Zilber was one of these
guys would like to write. And when he was a columnist or a
writer or just a reporter, he would you know, he would have
editors that would stop him from going on and on. Once he got
control of this, his writing and he's the editor now. He put
Write these unbelievably long hellos, you know, because the
editors will sort of say anything except, you know, go
hello on this issue we got this and that the other thing he
would write these go on for days because no one could stop him.
This is a lot of editors seem to be of this of the ilk that they
keep, they don't understand why they need to be editors, right
because they write too long. And the other fascinating thing
about him is that he always tried to do these, these pawns
for titles. And they were always dreadful. And then like
Confucius says, pretty much Yes, well, kind of. But it's like
anything else if you keep doing something keeps a message to
everyone you keep doing something keep trying to keep
trying and keep trying and then all of a sudden they were all
gold all so you then you'd go to the party. Could you give me a
headline for this? Oh, I mean, that's how it was. So there was
the headlines that he was started started to write with
her be on good interest. It was just like,
wow, what happened? Well, how did the change come about? I
think just through trial and error
a real failure. Yeah. Fails never give up. Well,
I'll say that one of the biggest problems of blogging and
podcasts I just decided to take you there is you don't have a
station manager, program director and editor and you have
to do that yourself. You have to self edit and we do it on the
fly but I'll say the one thing we always talk about after the
show is total length of the whole program and have bits and
have clipped and what are we in is usually you telling me that
was too long? That was a pretty good impression. It's usually
usually that's true you always tell me it's too long on the
show. So there's that but I we tried to do the show in two
hours and 45 minutes that we've rarely hit it last show is short
at 248 but generally speaking they hit around 250-533-0533
hours and in a normal environment even though people
don't really object to the length of the shows it but in a
normal environment they'd be fixed no you're done yeah at
this time
and what we're talking about is this thinking about what is too
long what is what is the length now what what remains
entertaining it's not easy to do I'm sorry it's really easy
because the chat there are at least 10 guys in the chat room
we could do a show they know
they should go do one and get out of the chat. I got some
advice for them. Oh your play the childhood did a woman says
alchemy check these guys in the chat room I think have this
problem.
Your sins have to pop out somewhere. Little children have
asked me why? I can tell you why. What little boys do in the
bedroom at night. It's a natural process of the Fallen creature
what he does in the bedroom at night you die as lambs the
Catholics used to tie their hands tied the girl's hands
wouldn't do a good time all you want because it's in their
nature it's a fallen nature what they do in the bedroom at night.
Why does the Acme that's why acne is on these young people's
face that's what they do.
You are probably going to find this hard to believe this is one
of the clips that I accidentally deleted I had this clip so I'm
gonna give it to you clip
I like that. And that was someone pretty well known to I
think in
our sister something or other she was from this was on a Joe
Bob. She did a show for about nine episodes in the 90s Yeah,
where he just ridicule all these preachers and he dig up clips
like that.
That was really funny.
Summarizing a number of emails I've received regarding our
little segment that we did on Evan McMullen the CIA Goldman
Sachs Mormon candidate
yes whose name keeps cropping up more and more as ha Why is he
getting so many votes? He's so popular. Yeah.
Adam I'm sure you will get multiple emails about this
nobody to respond to know you're busy, not Sir John aroma. As a
Mormon, I can promise you that Evan McMullen is not being
funded by the Mormon church. I guarantee it. The LDS church
constantly reaffirms its position as a politically
neutral organization. It never condemns or endorses any
political parties or candidates period. Occasionally, the LDS
church will take a position on a specific piece of legislation if
the legislation directly addresses a specific moral
issues such as abortion, but they never endorse a specific
candidate. I just read a letter from the pulpit last week
written by the First Presidency of the LDS Church, which
encouraged church members to participate in the political
process and to evaluate for themselves who to vote for. I'm
an active member of the church. I've talked to dozens of my LDS
brothers and sisters, that's a Light of Day Saints for those
who don't know, about this election. And I've only met one
who was actually my sister, who was planning on voting for
McMullen. Thank you for your courage. And of course, I wrote
back I said, Hey, that's good. I'll clarify This, although
there is a difference between endorsing and funding, we don't
really know if there's no funding because that's what I
was talking about. But I'll, I'll take it at face value. Who
do you Who do you think they're going to vote for? And he comes
back and says, Well, it's hard to say the majority of Mormons
are conservative, especially in Arizona, but there are many
Democratic leading Mormons as well. I would guess that as a
whole, there's a higher ratio of libertarians and there is in the
rest of the US population. I agree in having been to Utah
twice, having done meetups, several a Latter Day Saints,
brothers and sisters were there. I was very libertarian. But he
does say if I had to guess I would say most Mormons will vote
for Trump. How about that?
No, it's possible. That's not the feeling these guys find this
by the CIA. They're trying to screw up the election so they
can get Biden in.
It's a great plan, split it all the way. And this guy could
easily be number three, you never know. It could happen. So
I appreciate the feedback. And I love I love our LDS brother and
sister listeners always got interesting things to say. Yeah,
well,
they're isolated.
Well, you know, a lot of people a lot of people say, Mormons are
crazy. That's not my experience at all at all.
So while you're reading notes, we do have a note a belated note
from the last show from Associate Executive producer who
I mentioned that you should send a note in. And I guess he was an
Associate Executive producer Michael Martin. I like to think
I like to ask for a thorough D douching. You've been de deuced
I've been listening since around episode 650. And the guilt of
not holding up my half of the value for value system has been
messing with my karma. I like to ask Adam you frequently discuss
numerology on the show what first pick piqued your interest
in numerology? That was a question she's an open question.
And finally, if it's not too much to ask, I'd like to look
for that juice. And a Trump Bing Bing Bong, bong. We can put that
at the end for you. Oh,
I love to do the Bing Bing Bong Bong at the end. Yeah.
And at that juice, thank you for your passion and courage Michael
Martin. So numerology we have some reason I think it's in one
of our regular episode one of our review episodes. 200 point
something where we talk about it. Yes. And that's the answer
no
answer
the question. I'm looking for the Bing Bing Bong Bong don't to
get it by now I'm trying to find this.
I'll tell you about the numerology is not Adams
interests are my interests, either one of us. What happened
was in the early days of the show, when people would donate
random numbers, and we mentioned all the donations from $1 and up
because there weren't that many. So we'd go through them. And
there was always some people. It's crazy, though donations
that meant something to him. It was a day it was something it
was always some neurological thing. And then we noticed that
when we asked for certain kinds of donations, like palindromes,
for example, and it's people like they buy it, I like that
and they'll donate those. So numerology enters into the
donation system, because it seems to have an attraction to
certain number of people and it actually helps our donations. I
don't know that there's any more to it than that.
And I think it was, wasn't not 6969 That was a big one for us.
Yeah, but that was just that was yeah, that was kind of lewd, new
numerology or just lewd so it was a big one if we went for
over a year with everyone with somebody donating 6969 was part
of Carrie Shern idea she presented it she's
overboard. That along overboard,
she's long overboard, and there was a winner for a while we
still have it still crops up but it's not like important, right.
All right,
I have an update from the EU's. We don't talk about it much
anymore because have been just so incredibly busy with other
things. The migrant situation continues to worsen by leaps and
bounds more
than 800 of the estimated 3300 migrants rescued by the Italian
coast guard on Friday are brought to safety. They were
picked off one large boat, three smaller ones and 20 rubber
vessels, and these are the lucky ones. The bodies of seven dead
migrants were also recovered. The German NGO see Watch says a
speedboat marked Libyan coastguard attacked an
overcrowded rubber boat in the early hours of Friday. Many of
the occupants fell into the water and summer Thea drowned.
Libyan naval forces have denied the accusations trainings plan
to start next week have up to 100 Libyan coast guard numbers
as part of an EU operation.
I can't wait for that. When will they be like machine guns on
their lifeboats and note the 3333 Oh, yeah. But man 3300 In
one day
outrageous. Just want
to remind you of the humanitarian disaster of epic
proportions that is taking place and just just politicized into
numbers and stuff and deals and
can't do anything more than that. It just is just pure
numbers. Yes, thanks to our policies in the Middle East. Did
a great job of screwed over the EU.
Yeah, of course. The article back to our artwork for the
previous episode, Hillary Clinton dresses Wonder Woman had
a reason which we didn't. And that was it was not an
evergreen. They are Yeah.
No, the art was dead. The Wonder Woman art in the background was
an evergreen, but her having Hillary's head on there on that
specific art piece? I could not find an example of that. My
point you mean wood in our system? In our system? Yeah. I
think it was an evergreen. Yeah, we had to go into the Evergreen.
So we found that piece. And there's a lot of good stuff in
the Evergreen pile.
But But here's what's interesting. This is very
actual. Because last week or yeah, in this past week, the
Wonder Woman was chosen as the symbol for the United Nations.
Yeah, yeah. Let me let me read you the before I played the
clip, Wonder Woman, un OMA second. I thought you I thought
you knew this. No. Yeah. Wonder woman named by this. Yes. Wonder
woman named UN ambassador. I'll read from CNN.
This is a Marvel character, DC whatever it is, somebody's done
a masterful job of public relations is disgusting. I
don't know if it's Marvel or DC. I know one thing our chat room
will know. Yeah. The decision comes as part of a campaign to
raise awareness on sustainable development goals. Five, what
sustainable development goals five, five, they have got goals
and now it's the fifth, achieving gender equality and
empowerment for all women and girls. Goal five is one of 17
goals set by the UN in 2015 to achieve a prosperous, protected
planet. So they
go I get it. Let's use a fictional character to show that
this is malarkey. Oh, nice job was used a fictional character
to insult the women of the world.
Since her inception in the midst of World War Two, the iconic
female suit a warrior superhero made famous in DC Comics has
made great strides in displacing traditional female tropes, such
as the damsel in distress, offering instead a strong
capable heroine with a strategic mind and incredible fighting
capabilities who ranks as among the finest in her trade. Okay.
So firstly, you say something interesting, which is DC Comics,
they and you know, this could be a deal, I would presume that
they've licensed it. Oh, they have to, they can't just be
using that. Now. We need to look at the licensing for that. But
you can imagine in today's political correct world, and our
world of social justice warriors, this ain't playing
very well. Let's talk to Gail over at CBS who has the one and
only Linda Carter the original Wonder Woman on the show
the UN female secretary general now Titian because you're
getting this recognition and drawing some scrutiny because of
the way your dress
no but listen to what they're saying though led to a large
breasted white woman of impossible proportions, scantily
clad in a shimmery thigh bearing bodysuit with an American flag
motif and knee high boots is not an appropriate spokeswoman for
gender equality at the United Nations that she would,
by the way, be a very appropriate spokeswoman for the
no agenda podcast. I think that'd be perfect.
Exactly an appropriate
spokeswoman for gender equality at the United Nations into that
you say what
can I say it? Probably not. I think it's ridiculous. I could
say that. I can say it's
bull. Why why why do you why do you feel that way?
Because they're they're nitpicking on something that has
nothing to do with anything. It is a superhero number one, and
that gender, it has nothing to do with anything they want to
pick on. You. No wonder woman is an idea. This is not the
American flag. This is not it's about fighting for freedom. Oh,
Marissa. God, this is great. She's
actually defending the use of the wonder woman character she
is because she's got he's got a gig. Hello. Exactly.
And getting involved. There's a movie involved.
And if you listen to the beginning, listen to
Dan's female Secretary General, Titian because you're getting
this recognition.
She's not getting the recognition.
This is a dumb they are you, Linda Carter are getting the
recognition. No, it's a fictional character, Wonder
Woman getting the recognition. Okay.
This insanity of the of the Ilija acting class,
you know, United Nations is so porous and corrupt. I guarantee
you, someone can get me the information of the licensing
deal that was signed for this. And I'd like to know how much
money it was. I'd like to know, what was the deal? You know, if
the United Nation just said, Oh, we're gonna use Batman, just to
just to make it easier. Which is quite a franchise. You think for
one second, that there wouldn't be a problem with us?
No, no, you're right. There's a deal that went down
now, but I want to know what it is. And why are they spending
their money on this dumb shit?
Well, there's that
for the movie.
Oh, gee, I forgot. When is the movie coming out? Is it coming
out? Soon
another chat room knows. I've now decided not to go to the
book of knowledge anymore. Just throw it to the chat room. Yeah.
2017 Apparently. Okay. Well, it's Prelude. And we've fell
fallen prey to CES we use the wonder woman character in our I
know, I know art.
Yeah. Oh, I love it. How
handsome Holly.
I love when people say you know, Adam, you just use the internet.
I'm doing a show douche
kind of feedback. As I just told him why
chat room isn't a real funk. Today. Real funk. They know all
they know better. Names. I know. You. It started with the smart
stove, and went down
there. Alright, so a smart stove at Best Buy. What makes it so
smart? It's got buttons. It's got an LED connects to the web
man. As you hook it to the web. And you can turn on this
burners, you watch,
watch, watch. I'm sitting on the couch, right? Watch her watch
her watch. See with my app, I turn the burner on.
Alright, that was sitting on it.
I got one more clip here. Now this is the weakest of the two
Obama clips I had. So the other one will come on Thursday.
Like that. Yeah, I caught this huge fish. That Got Away. But I
did get this little trout here. Yes,
I have the trout version of the whale that is coming on
Thursday, he did a 46 minute speech on Obamacare. Remember,
this is all going down now. Because you know, we got that
architect Zeke out there trying to smooth everything over and
blame Republicans. So he didn't say this.
And as I said, part of this is just you know, healthcare is
complicated. Think about this speech. It's been pretty long.
And you're just you're thinking, wow, I just want to take a
picture with the President.
Wishes, some self awareness there.
Oh, so it's hard to get people focus on the facts. And even
reporters who cover this stuff, and they do a good job. They're
trying to follow all the debate. But a lot of times, they just
report premium increases. And everybody thinks, wow, my
insurance rates are going up. It must be Obama's fault.
It is
even though you don't get health insurance through Obamacare. You
get it through your job. And even though your increases have
gone up a lot slower.
No, they haven't.
No, the increases are slower than they would have been. Oh, I
see. You don't know what you're talking about.
Yes, save or destroy jobs.
It was. No it was avoid, avoid or delay. That's what a lot of
a lot slower. Or suddenly you're paying a bigger copay. And
thanks, Obama. Yeah. Thanks, Obama.
That's a good one. That's a clip clip. That's a nice Obama.
You don't think I had it? I saw it already. Thanks, Obama. And
it sounds good. Oh, I
had nothing to do with that. Yes, you did. So So part of it
is this is complicated the way it gets reported. There's a lot
of, you know, hysteria. Oh, around anything that happens.
Oh, yeah. Thanks, Obama.
It's just a stereo. And it's not his fault. It's your job.
Yeah, it's everybody's fault. But his Yeah, it's your job,
man. Nothing has been his fault.
I don't even have insurance anymore. I'm going with I'll pay
the fine and and I'll negotiate for cash. There you go.
I only have one last
can't get in until the exchanges open up again and then it'll be
up like an admitted day or two. Yeah, soon. I know. I
don't think I can afford it. I'll see what's there. But I
don't think I can
have no it'd be great. It'd be like 7000 a day. It's
unbelievable how high it is. All right. So this is a little
thing. Keep us up to date on what's going on. We're always
trading China. We're doing this screwing around. We got this
Philippine guy he's making trouble. This the South China
Sea is the latest update on harassment.
A US Navy warship sailed near disputed islands in the South
China Sea today. Drawing a stern rebuke from China. The USS
Decatur drew close to the Paracel Islands, one of the
territories contested by China and its neighbors before two
Chinese ships warned it to leave China's defense ministry call
the move illegal and provocative huh yeah, yeah,
well, we're up to date for sure. Yeah.
Is that everything do we have nothing else to do? No,
I got a couple of things but they're taking keep till
Thursday.
I just want one that makes me just feel good.
I don't Well that's the one I don't have I got I got one of
those drug commercials that drug commercial always good Yeah.
What do you because this drug commercials got more stuff on
the screen. They've changed the law or something but these
commercials so instead of the guy having to warn you about all
the bad things that are going to happen? They put it on the
screen? It's like you have to read all this crap you have to
stop motion playback.
So they're not doing they're not they're not doing the disclaimer
with the voice. Oh,
they got they got they have a bunch of disclaimers. Apparently
they have to do but the most of them are. It's a new drug for
psoriasis that could kill you.
I don't know how bad what is. What is psoriasis?
It's like it's like a skin rash like liking it's a horrible
looking thing. If it depends on where it shows. Oh, it's like
you get to think Dandruff is a
mild form. Right. So it's like the white scaly skin.
Yeah, or your big patches. Yeah,
right. It's horrible. It's horrible. It's
borderline leprosy. So here's the the uplifting, hard sell
these things should all be illegal these commercials but
there's one for Tulsa or Tulsi
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used it yet, this is great.
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for an infection or have symptoms or if you have received
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any vaccine. Yeah, and I just anybody, I guess we have
received
a vaccine or plan to inflammatory bowel disease can
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clear skin. Just ask your doctor about salts.
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Yeah. Chances are here's your chance like 40% according to
their own advertisement,
just love that ratio. Well, it's 40% chance we'll be back on on
Thursday.
I think it's higher net. Okay. Go with 99% Now,
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Coming here from the crackpot condo here in the skyscraper in
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Dan from Northern Silicon Valley and I don't remember the beamer
region 7653 I don't know of John C. Dvorak.
We'll talk again on Thursday right here on no agenda and I
will then finally say in the morning, everybody, I'm Adam
curry. Adios mofos
oh my gosh, can you see that Jews? I pledge allegiance to the
flag to the United States of America and to the republic for
which it stands. One nation under God and liberty and
justice for all and a vital part of that is making absolutely
sure that Hillary Clinton as our next President of the United
States has never been satisfied even one solid proposal from the
Trump for increasing your kids education this woman has never
been satisfied keeping families together she believes in
his role and has never been satisfied
long left are wealthy vindictive, paranoid,
narcissistic power hungry President will have an ever
changing this one has never been satisfied we always been about
tomorrow will bless you forever. Why you brought up God bless
you. Thank you. Shut up. Shut up
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it all? WELL, WELL, WELL, WELL, WELL, WELL, WELL, WELL, WELL,
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There's no winning. We don't like to foster a competitive
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we just need a lot of people want to send blankets. Just send
you cash?
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you're learning from this different from the media. So
everything you learn about this, you're learning from us. And in
full disclosure, let's
take a look at what is in there and what it means
to WikiLeaks that she said one thing through WikiLeaks that she
said thing through WikiLeaks that she said one thing
is different for the media. So everything you learn about this,
you're learning from it. It's different for the media. So
everything you learn about this, you're learning from us, Bush
or Hillary or one of these politicians all talk no action,
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controlled by lobbyists. and donors, donors donors, all
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Adios, Mofo.
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