Adam curry, John C. Dvorak November 17 2016 This is your
award winning gizmo nation media assassination episode eight
seven. This is no agenda surveilling the sanctimoniously
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Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where Plato say man who mistake
DeVore ek is curry doesn't know him from Adam. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Greg Levin Buzzkill.
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some of them get better. I got a list. And I pick and choose from
and so said, I've been leading up to that particular one since
that was one of the gyms
I liked that one. Yeah, that was that was good. That was good.
How you doing, man?
All right. It's a pretty good day grinding up the street out
and stuff in front of the house, which he stopped a second ago.
Luckily, because it's noisy.
Yeah. Well, it happens.
We'll do the best we
can for a month. Really only be crowded taken out to hold
everything to put new pipes in. Ah
Hmm. Well, that'll be super fun on Sunday, because I will be in
Florida. Well, with who knows? Yeah. Well, you know how it is
on the road is always like a crapshoot if it's gonna work or
not.
So you have to get a new screen. It sounds like
yeah, I'll work on it. I already have three. I'm trying to cut
back on my screen real estate.
For force. Good. It's good balance.
Before anyway, so here in the United States of Gitmo nation,
there's some specific things going on. I have a lot of other
stuff from around the world. However, what the American news
media seems to be obsessed with right now is the transition
team. And everyone's pretty much talking out of their ass
continuously. As rumors and this person, that person, Oh, that
guy's he hates Jews, that guy hates blacks. That guy hates
women. That woman is a man. I mean, it's just a million
things. And everyone's speculating, just speculating.
And I know exactly what is going on. And I can prove this with a
few clips from the morning Joe's who actually had a pretty good
breakdown of what is happening, or at least who's out
accordingly if they were ever and I don't know, but I know
exactly what's going on here. Let me start first with
you know what's going on. I know what's going on downstairs. No
one else wants to go before you say anything. I want to tell you
that today's show for me is going to go into the grinder
again. Yeah, today's show for me is going to be largely
deconstructing NBC News and their approach to all the exact
same stuff. Oh, very
good. Okay. Well, this is MSNBC. So but I'll stay away from the
NBC stuff. Okay, first. And by the way, Joe and Mika, and you
know, that they're, I guess they're both divorced and now
they are together
not know that Yeah,
I think I'm gonna brought it up a couple of weeks ago. And you
can tell you can tell these two are having a great time like no
kids fat their eyes at each other. Hi, oh, just you can see
the body language. Everything's very strong together. And they
need to be because they're on MSNBC. Here is the first person
who apparently was kicked out if he was ever in I don't know, but
I'm happy to hear this Mike Rogers douchebag extraordinaire,
the radio DJ. He's out So
Donald Trump received his first presidential daily briefing
yesterday on the front page of The New York Times. This
headline firings and discord put Trump transition team in the
state of disarray after Chris Christie was booted off the
transition team last Friday. Yesterday, Mike Rogers announced
he's out to Rogers is a former FBI agent and house Intel
Committee chairman was thought to be high on the list for CIA
director. Sources are describing a quote Stalin esque purge and
really should they kill people?
Is Joe Scarborough doing his best Devorah Stalinist purge.
Really should they kill?
They shoot people? No,
because Stalin killed they have show trials. Boom, you're
out is what they have show trials. Hung people there is
shot scripted writing job.
Okay. Well, before you read the Stalin esque Birge that is an
NBC meme.
He's using Oh, perfect.
And it wasn't his invention, that's for sure. Got
it. So you know what is obviously taking place here
certainly on the MSNBC is we just have to make the entire
Trump administration look like bumbling fool rules and idiots.
They don't know protocol. They don't know how to do it. They
don't know what's going on. That's MBCs thing. Yeah, there's
fiefdoms you know, pants is taken over Christie is out they
have lobbyists in lobbyists out. But in this clip, I think we
actually find out what is going on.
A Trump campaign staffer tells NBC News that emerging fiefdoms
have complicated things. The Wall Street Journal reports this
morning, that Mike Pence was taken over the transition has
ordered the removal of all lobbyists from the team. Donald
Trump tweeted yesterday very organized process taking place
as I decide on cabinet and many other positions. I am the only
one who knows who the finalists are.
I think is genius.
He's he, you know, here's Trump's thinking, Well, I'm
gonna have the news anyway. So we might as well just have these
guys talking about what I'm doing something that's not going
to hurt me. So he's just running a reality show on who's going to
be in the cabinet. You're fired. He's firing people. He's
bringing them in. And he's saying only only I know the
finalists will be okay. I love that. That's what I
did. Nobody picks up on that and really feels him for it. And
it makes nothing but sense because that's what he loves to
do. He's He's messing with them.
Well, I'm,
I'm Mike Rogers. I want one more out clip before we get to your
mic, Rod. Well, just say
something. Mike Rogers I didn't even know is in the running for
anything.
I don't think you know, I don't think he I think is to pure
speculation,
I think is bullcrap. Okay, gone. Yeah. No,
it's all bull crap. And Trump knows exactly what I or he may
not know exactly. But he knows that he's playing everybody. And
all they're doing is running around the circles and
complaining a lot. Giuliani, who, you know, a lot of people
all he has, he should be attorney general or the
Secretary of State. I'm like, Man, is he really gonna bring
these losers in? No. Again, I think it was just baiting to
listen to Giuliani and why he's not in I presume, why he's not
in this guy is he's like Hillary Clinton with a penis.
Now as we talk about the thought of Rudy Giuliani as the front
runner for Secretary of State. Let's go over why it hasn't
maybe gone over well, with some political reports. He was paid
as a lawyer and a consultant to work for foreign governments,
including groups from Qatar and Venezuela. And he made hundreds
of 1000s of dollars off paid by
Qatar and Venezuela. Yeah, Qatar, they're the ones who
basically turn a blind eye to terrorism across the Middle East
and Venezuela has been our sworn enemy for you. There's many
times where it's quoted. Didn't get paid.
Venezuela has been our sworn enemy for years John.
Apparently. Okay, that's weightless
been our sworn enemy for you. This is the New York Times.
Didn't get paid money from those a tad bit. Yeah. Wow. In 2000
Giuliani recorded a financial disclosure.
Hold on stop. He's working for an international law firm and
they get paid money. Oh, no.
It gets better. It gets better
in money from those a tad bit. Yep. Wow. In 2000 reported a
financial disclosure report that he made 124 speeches for as much
as $200,000 and had earned a total of 11 point 4 million he
often made extravagant demands and returns four so that's
about frequently made for speech. More, more and more.
Hillary Clinton made her speeches let's
crazy extravagant that Willie is what like a bunch of old women
yeah number was that in the private plane that flew him to
these engagements were a certain size according to the Wall
Street Journal Giuliani recommended don't let
me go on and Cessna Yeah, but he at least he didn't get involved
with like a Iranian let's be nice or anything like
feared at events for Iranian up his life yes, yes. There's just
a little
whatever you're required to do and
MBK that's the group that's on the State Department's poor
house terror
terror list there you go. So he's got a lot of problems
brother he's got what his problems are all bull crap. I
don't believe half of that by the way. Unless Unless somebody
shows me the sheet the term sheet on his speaking which we
had a copy of the Hillary one which floated around right so he
has a minimum requirement for jet size I'm sure it's
gonna surface does interesting.
I did this seems so rehearsed
Oh, no, totally. He knew exactly what was coming you knew was
going to get and
do I know I'm talking about this. These guys is what I'm
says. Oh, I Well, at least it wasn't very run. Oh, yes. It
was. Oh, no, it was it was
a total setup. Total script. Totally. Who we don't have to
worry about is the
the DNI Director
near the kind of the boss of the intelligence community, James
Clapper Clapper is out,
we understand that the Director of National Intelligence James
Clapper has told the House Select Committee on Intelligence
that He submitted his Letter of Resignation last night. And he
said it felt pretty good. Oddly enough, he's expected to testify
before the House Intel Committee at any moment now, there'll be
testifying about the cooperation between intelligence sources
within our government Defense Department. This is Clapper was
the fourth Director of the National Intelligence.
So he resigned and you know, just keeping the honor to
himself didn't want to have one of those asked Screw that guy.
But I think it's pretty probably honored himself by doing that.
And I want to get your money. And I want to get to your NBC
clips, but I do need to just because this will set us up.
Rachel Maddow, I know I should back away from her. But she
epitomizes the, and the word of the term I'm using his
sanctimoniously smug, because that's exactly what she is.
About house. Yeah, yeah. About how stupid Trump is how stupid
that are no crap. They're idiots. They're morons. And she
and of course, she makes all the faces while she's talking about
this. So this is
an unusual development.
Do that again, I was good.
So this is an unusual development. As you know, the
President Elect visited the White House along with his wife,
Melania. Last Thursday, his son in law, Jared Kushner, who's now
serving in an official role on the presidential transition
team. on that Thursday visit, Jared Kushner was apparently
also part of the Trump's entourage on their visit to the
White House. And Mr. Kushner apparently left a real
impression while he was there, the LA Times says that Mr.
Kushner quote, Drew notice from Obama's staff, when he asked as
they toured the West Wing, how many of the individuals there
would remain into the next administration? None of them?
No, no, no. Did you ever, ever see that TV show The West Wing?
So that what they're saying is they may think they're making it
up? Oh, well, you know, Trump was there and panting they
didn't they didn't know all the things that they didn't know
little as a bit of who leaked that information. Oh, they had
no idea what all these people are going we have to hire 4000
People now they didn't know
how many of the individuals there would remain into the next
administration? None of them? No, no, no. Did you ever, ever
see that TV show The West Wing? None of them stay the West Wing.
So when the President leaves all the President's staff walk out
the door, you're supposed to bring in all new people. The
West Wing staff will all leave when President Obama leaves and
the Trump transition team apparently doesn't know that.
Oh. Oh, what is that? What is that? No man. As for Mr. Trump
himself, the Wall Street Journal reports today on something that
I don't quite know what to do with. Oh, I'll just read you how
they reported it. Quote, during their private White House
meeting on Thursday, President Obama walked his successor
through the duties of running the country. And Mr. Trump
seemed surprised by the scope. After meeting with Mr. Trump,
President Obama realized that the Republican needs more
guidance plans to spend more time with his successor than Oh,
thank you. And if that's true, that is a nice thing for
President Obama to be doing. It also puts a whole different
cast, not just on what President Obama wants to do in the next 66
days to cement his legacy. It also puts a very different cast
on how much help like what kind of training wheels he may need
to provide for these folks who are coming in next,
training wheels like this. She's so law, the grading
sanctimoniously Schmuck, that's what she is.
So this is not by accident. You have deconstructed NBC part of
the CNBC MSNBC, the whole family would you come up with?
Well, I
they they're slanting and to an extreme to such an extreme that
I don't see how anyone can listen to actually I don't know
how you can watch this network. It's almost impossible because
of their it's just, it's slanted in in journalistic ways that are
all of what you would consider illegal in terms of you're not
bound no balance whatsoever. I'd say most of the stories are just
loaded, spiked with innuendo, no facts, just innuendo, lots of
innuendo. A lot of it has to do with Trump's holdings and the
conflicts of interest and then they it Yeah, just you're gonna
go through some of these and we'll go over the some In the
details, there's a lot of these but they're usually three
segments so I can break these out. Let's start with the
rundown on NBC. This is where, again, the Stalin thing came
into play. I'm going to mention some by the way, Stalin asked if
Trump was taken the people like Mike Rogers and Christie and
taking them out in the back and having barrier. A guy who is the
head of the secret police shoot them. Yeah, that would be
Stalinist. If Trump was taking these guys and sending them off
to some gulag, or even even the tombs in New York. That would be
Stalinist. No, none of that's going on. So it's not Stalin
esque at all. But let's start with the Trump Stalin rundown on
NBC Okeydoke.
Okay, and then nothing fired. What's going on? This is one of
those days what is going on?
Good evening, six days into the Trump transition with the
president elect holed up with his team inside his tower here
in Manhattan tower major signs of strain emerging. First came
word of a shake up at the top of the transition team. Now comes
word of a purge with some insiders being forced out. All
of it happening is Donald Trump at his team faced a massive task
of filling powerful cabinet jobs and preparing to take over the
White House for the far reaching federal government. It's where
we begin tonight with NBC News Kristen Welker
as President Elect Donald Trump huddled inside Trump Tower with
Vice President Elect Mike Pence. Times the Trump transition may
be in turmoil. Former Congressman Mike Rogers, who had
been advising Trump on national security abruptly announcing his
departure that following chris Christie's recent exit, but
sources telling NBC News Rogers departure was a part of a quote
Stalin esque purge. Christie and his allies and sources say
multiple fiefdoms have emerged inside Trump Tower while
competing for Trump's here tonight the new picture of
Trump's cabinet emerging top Trump loyalists former New York
Mayor Rudy Giuliani now i'd for Secretary of State also in the
running supporter, John Bolton, former US ambassador to the UN
under George W. Bush,
John would be a very good choice.
Is there anybody better? Maybe me? I don't know.
Giuliani could face questions about potential conflicts of
interest. He was paid millions of dollars as a lawyer and
consultant for foreign governments a transition
official knocking that down. Every candidate will be
thoroughly vetted.
I do think that as a matter of course, these processes even out
and it will not seem quite so chaotic in the choices down the
road.
But tonight Democrats still pouncing on Trump's pick of a
chief strategist, Steve Bannon, former head of Breitbart with a
following among the alt right.
This is a man who says by His very presence, that this is a
White House that will embrace bigotry.
traveling overseas, President Obama didn't weigh in on Trump's
administration choices but warned of the dangers of quote,
crude nationalism. Meanwhile, a senior Trump official tells NBC
News Mr. Trump received his first intelligence briefing as
President Elect today.
What do we know about this Bannon guy actually?
Well, you can look into him I you know, I have I just I could
it's just easy. He is a he's definitely targeted by the left.
I was interesting, because if there's well, if they really
want to target there's more evidence to say he's a wife
beater. Then there
is so I think no, I think that wife beading part is the reason
he's being targeted.
But they're not mentioning that it's all Oh, he's he hates Jews,
because because the wife being charged has been was thrown out.
And you can't start accusing people of stuff that well he was
a key only accused and you have some ammunition back at him.
Well, they
have no problem accusing him of being a white nationalist.
Well, you've started Is this one of those things you don't want
to deny? No, I've never been a white nationalist. Well, why was
it brought up in the conversation? Kind of thing?
It's just it's just a bad situation. And the guys and they
only show pictures of him making him look as much like a
douchebag as they possibly can. Yeah, with the Oh, well.
He dresses like a douche bag. He looks like a douche bag he's on
yet. Well, you
don't know that?
Well, the pictures I've seen. I'm sorry. You're correct. The
pictures I've seen he looks like an unkempt aihole
It's the same pictures of his you know it has he hasn't shaved
for a couple of days is a crappy picture. It looks like a douche
bag. Totally. And that's the pictures they use. Can I don't
know we'll work. We'll work on that later.
I got 30 seconds I'm banned in from CNN. Just right. That's all
I got on him. From Professor Jason Johnson of Morgan State
University.
There is nothing to laugh about when the President Elect has
picked a white supremacist with ties to terrorist organizations
like the Klu Klux Klan to be his senior adviser.
That's quite a statement right? They're,
that's quite honestly, they're out to get this guy.
I'm not laughing. In fact, people are afraid and concern.
And I think the fact that Dave Chappelle said, Look, we're
gonna give him a chance, he gives us a chance. And then 24
hours later, Donald Trump is attacking the press and putting
Steve Bannon in that position. This is not something to laugh
about. People need to be concerned, and people need to
push back against this kind of presidency. If we laugh at it,
and we normalize it, there's a problem. I'm all for laughing.
I'm all for having a good time. But this president could pose an
existential and physical threat to to to press members, to
members of minority trust members, we have to remember
that as we're laughing about him and thinking He's silly, he
could also potentially be dangerous. Oh, okay. Well,
I'm sorry. You played that clip now? Oh, because it took us
completely off track. I didn't want to talk about Steve Bannon.
I wanted to talk about that. That's all. That's all I had.
I'm done. I know. But now you don't remember what the other
clip was?
Of course I do. Well,
do you remember? Elizabeth Warren? What did she say?
No, I don't remember. I'm sorry. I'll play the clip again.
No, no, don't play that clip again is too long. Elizabeth
Warren says that there's going to be a bigoted administration.
Yes. That's what she said. And she uses the word says. She says
Steve Bannon says it's going to be Oh, I didn't hear that. She
says Steve Bannon says it's going to be but she but if you
listen carefully, she never she uses the word says this woman is
dangerous. She's the one who is highly involved in the Soros
event that's going on or what it was going on yesterday. I think
it continues throughout the week, once that has been
discussed in the on RT and elsewhere. And there's a memo
there's actually the one of our producers sent us the the
agenda. Yeah, the Soros event. And as an event, we actually
have a clip about that, but I'll play that later.
Do you mind? Do you mind if I find that Elizabeth Warren
again, I'd really don't mind hearing that what she said
was about three quarters of the way through, okay.
I know exactly where to go. Picture of Trump's cabinet
emerging top Trump for Secretary of State running supporter John
Bolton to the
US, John would be very good. Is there anything in the outer
shield conflicts? Governments,
here we go and consulted for
foreign governments a transition official knocking that down and
insisting every candidate will be thoroughly vetted. I do think
that as a matter he shows three quarters of the way through.
I trusted him of a chief strategist, Steve Bannon, former
head of Breitbart with a following among the alt right.
This is a man who says, by His very presence, that this is a
White House that will embrace bigotry. Well, that's a little
different than he says that. But that's not the way she
emphasizes you know, she's the Santa Fe right.
This is the way all the reports are on NBC currently. This is a
man who says by His very presence, your right is very
presence. What doesn't say anything by His very presence.
I'm going to be by His very presence he would be saying hey,
I'm here I'm gonna get you all you can say by your very
presence I'm gonna give you a borderline
borderline,
let's go. Borderline in more than one way they also use the
word it's beginning of that report. Purge Yes, the Stalinist
purge. So you use the word purge. But if you have like a
bunch of things going on, you purge them I mean, as though
they were in existence. This was just the hangers on again by
brought up with you earlier was Mike Rogers. Do we even know he
was involved in no way?
No, I can hardly imagine that. He's such a douche. He's a total
douche.
Maybe one to get an interview for his radio show. So let's go
to Trump Stalin to
Cuba. Meantime, there are new questions being raised this
evening about the president elects tangled web of business
ties here at home and around the world, many of which remain
hidden because he still has not released his tax returns. That
is prompting concerns about possible conflicts of interest.
There are also questions about the role Trump's children will
play in the White House and in particular, the strong influence
of Trump's son in law, Jared Kushner, we have it all covered
for you starting with NBC Katie turn.
When Donald Trump takes the oath of office, he'll be able to see
his newest property from the Capitol steps. The old post
office Trump's DC hotel is owned by the federal government. So
Trump is now his own landlord blurred lines across a Trump
administration. How much will trump be involved in his own
business? And how much will his family be involved in his
presidency? NBC News has learned from a senior government
official, the transition team inquired about top secret
security clearance for Trump's adult children. Yep.
Trump himself denied this
on Twitter. No, well there you go.
He said this is not true. Doesn't matter. Now, that
doesn't mean somebody on the team didn't say what do we have
to do to get some clerk security clearances around here? What do
we have to blow to get some security clearances around you?
That's possible. Yeah. But they're making a big deal out of
this. And there's a couple of elements in here that are you
when I bring them up, you're gonna get I think there's
actually shocking. Well, let's go to clip three on the Stalin
report. Okay, Stalin
three,
since he still hasn't released his taxes.
Obviously, the public didn't care because I won the election
very easily.
But Democrats care tonight calling for a congressional
investigation into Trump's finances. Good news for NBC
News, New York.
What now we're gonna do, why are they doing that? Now, I want to
play this clip. This is an ISO, this is a nbci. So on some
security
clearance. On the campaign trail, Trump often said If
elected, his kids would run his company. What he didn't say is
that they could get security clearance too.
If we're concerned about the blending of political power with
personal interests, as has been the case in the Clinton
Foundation. We should be asking hard questions about how
President elect Trump divides his political and business
interests. Now, there is an implication in this report and
Katy tours of what she's really going after him, she hates him.
They didn't get along too well on the campaign trail. So
understandably, he
called her out a couple of times. But this idea, there's an
idea that's being floated as becoming a meme, that if you get
a security clearance, you can't have anything to do with
business. Right? And this is, in a lot of the reports all oh my
god, if they get security clearances, and then they run
the Trump Organization, what are we going to do this is if nobody
in business let's look at Chertoff, for example. Oh, gosh,
anybody in business, running a company or having anything to do
with the company should never have security clearance? Because
they'll know
stuff? Yeah. This is nonsense. Anyway,
yeah. It's it. Yes. It's obviously total nonsense.
Moreover, that is just not true.
Yes, not true. So let's go to I
by the way, just want to reiterate, tax returns don't
shut he You can't lie on your FEC documents. The Federal
Election Commission, he put a document in with all of his
assets, all each write down to share levels, everything, it's
all in there. It's a lot you know, if you want to go and
count it all. It's it's too much for people to deal with. Yeah,
but it was actually didn't show anything, then I'm going to show
you.
Here's the here's a clip that I want to bounce off of that
thought, NBC Sure, conflicts properties.
Trump owns 65 properties around the world and 500 companies in
27 countries. While the President is exempt from
conflict of interest laws, even the appearance of conflicts can
pose problems.
Like why, like why? Well,
there's a couple of things. Now, first of all, this information
of 500 companies and 26 properties, which I guess are
resorts mostly, this never came up during the the election,
because the Democrats were using all kinds of kind of
compartmentalized, slanderous ideas to keep to make Trump lose
votes. One of them was he wasn't rich at all right? Yeah, no
money is bullcrap. He does not. He's lucky to be a billionaire.
And those
planes fly so cheap, that sort of 757 is about $13,000 an hour.
Yeah. So he's just broke doesn't include parking.
So now they're making a big stink about all his properties
worldwide and all the rest of it. And in fact, there are no
laws against conflict of interest. If you're the
president. I think it was always assumed that the President would
probably have natural conflicts of interest. And the only thing
you can't do as a president besides break some sort of law
and murder somebody is you can't take huge gifts from foreign
governments as Secretary of State can do that, though. Well,
she can't either. But she did. She did. They had a workaround.
It was a workaround.
Yeah, I didn't want to insult the guy. Yeah. And a workaround
$30,000 necklace. I don't want to insult the guy.
So they're doing so again, I have a backup to my thesis here.
This is all innuendo. Yeah. And NBC is not going to let up on
it. Every report they've done, and I started tearing these
things apart. And my god, this is terrible. This isn't some of
these ISOs I've got Ah, here's I NBC. These are all short does.
Why is not a really terribly boring report. And BCI So
Andrea,
that would be Andrea Mitchell, I presume? Yes. The Democratic
Party
is absolutely on their side. As the President leaves tonight for
His last foreign trip he said he will reassure European leaders
Donald Trump told him he will not pull out of NATO one
campaign idea that Mr. Obama says his successor will not
fulfill
its promise if you don't fulfill not an idea. No, thank you. Good
point. And this is where this is another thing they're doing they
misusing language. So they dropped it when you hear
fulfill. Oh, he won't fulfill that. You think there's a
promise that's not going to be fulfilled? That's the first
thing your mind triggers on
Right. Right. Right. Right. This is good stuff. Yeah.
It's but she but she says this. I was I did. And he never even
had a had such an idea. He just was bitching about them not
paying their fair share. Yeah. Well,
I mean, there's, you know,
I mean, he never promised that we're going to pull out of NATO
in the first place. He never had an idea that we're gonna pull
out of NATO in the first place. This is just a lie. And then
it's twisted. They can't even just do a simple lie. They gotta
twist.
Well, that's like, that's like what I hear continuously right
down to the kids. You know, the high school kids is Donald Trump
wants to deport Mexicans. That's now the truth. You're Mexican,
you're out. But that's not what he never
said that. Well, we had that report on one of the clips in
the last show where he's where the woman's bitching and she
says he wants to deport Americans. Sure he does. All
right, which is something he can't do. Let's play this last
night. So this NBC I so this is the way they've news opens.
Developing news tonight Trump transition in turmoil, the
president elects team plagued by infighting versus shakeup. Now
reports of a purge what we've learned about the power struggle
happening inside Trump Tower. All in the Family new concerns
as NBC News learns the Trump team has asked about top secret
security clearances for his children, should they have
access to America's most sensitive information? Focus
tonight centering on the role of Trump's powerful son in law,
Jared Kushner?
Oh my goodness.
That's the way they open.
Be afraid people be afraid they got scary music.
They go after Trump. They say should? This is the question.
I'm gonna ask you. Should the kids have access to America's
top secrets? Should they Adam should you have access to the
America's top secrets? There? Are?
There are there are 2 million civilians with top secret
security clearance. 20 million let
me should they have access to America's top secrets those
people? No. No, they shouldn't. The other thing is, it's not as
though you get a top secret clearance and you knock on the
door at Langley and you say hey, let me look at some file guy.
Pay no attention to that little buttonhole with the camera.
I can take microfiche? Oh, man, that yeah, you nailed that.
Yeah, I got more nailing if you want to do here's one more Eisah
from NBC. This is the way they do this reporting. I want you to
play this one. This is contradiction.
Okay,
the idea that someone would be an informal or unofficial
adviser and also have those powers is itself a
contradiction.
What powers the powers to had to see top secret stuff and that's
a contradiction. You're talking
about Kirschner here or whatever his name is. Yeah. And he's
going to be advising he's like in the family. So he says
something to Trump once in a while, I'm sure. And so play
this clip again, because you caught it right away. I was, you
know, but it was like, What kind? What are we talking about?
They just throw this stuff in there that this is what NBC is
doing. Now. They're just, let's say A plus B. I don't know why
they can put up with such a contradiction. The idea that
these would be
an informal or unofficial adviser and also have those
powers is itself a contradiction,
powers its power. If you have powers and I just I'm telling
you this particular ISO has had me scratching my head ever since
I first heard it. And people
are insane. They just make it on purpose. Oh, yeah. But you know,
you gotta wonder how in what kind of state these people are
when they're when they're, I'm pretty sure that everyone at NBC
the NBC family of stations I think they really believe all
this. They really believe that's crazy. You can't have that guy
have top secret anchors? No.
There's got to be somebody in that group that thinks is
nuts. Not Well, they certainly won't say I believe everybody in
this organization is lockstep into this nonsense.
Yeah, I do. It doesn't surprise me at all.
Okay, if you want I can take you just a little bit further with
three more clips. Yeah, I like it a lot. Please. Now let's go
to they did and I'm what I'm doing here is I'm going to show
that everything they're doing if he's got anything if they can
get Trump in and give him the needle, they're gonna do it.
This is NBC again, I don't know how I could probably do this for
maybe a week you look at NBC or a couple of weeks maybe the
until the end of the month looking at it just NBC. Yeah. As
part of the three by three. Yeah, but but it's really
aggravating. Let's listen to this is their report on carrier
and jobs leaving the country and this is a what I would call an
unbelievably unbalanced report using propagandistic techniques
to get the message across. Let's play carrier one.
When Carrier air conditioning told its 1400 employees, it was
shutting down to production from our facility in Indianapolis to
Monterrey, Mexico. It became a focal point for Donald Trump in
the election.
We're bringing jobs back to our country, we're not going to let
carrier leave
many carriers are now counting on him to keep his promise. Put
your money where your mouth is. And as it is simple as that
across from the plant Soliz Bar and Grill, where workers after
their shift, say they have high expectations for the president
elect, we want you to do what you said you're gonna do. We're
gonna hold you accountable. Just down the road, another blow to
American jobs, the Rexnord plant next ball bearings, that too is
now moving to Mexico. 350 jobs lost.
Okay, so they start off by grabbing people from the
factory, who are you? I don't believe the black guy for the
first guy was a Trump voter to begin with now, I'm gonna put
your money where your mouth is, is he's aggressive. The other
guy is we're gonna hold you accountable. I mean, these are
not the tip. But you know, you if you went around, you'd
probably hope to get somebody like so. Well, I hope he can do
it. Keep the jobs here, it would be great because otherwise, I'm
screwed. And but no, no, no, this
is cherry picking the man on the street bit it says the road to
road street
bit which everyone can do. And it's very antiTrump sounding.
But that's let's assume? Well,
I'd say they're on mission.
It's really on mission. But let's just assume that was just
a coincidence as to
But Trump's threat to me, companies that leave pay fines
may not help
in the end manufacturing in the United States, a lot of it is
going to be relocated to lower cost countries. And I'm afraid
that's just a fact of life.
In a statement carrier says it's trying to ease the workers
transition.
Okay, now, instead of having a normal, journalistically
balanced report, they bring some stew, John, that's just not too
bad. We're all gonna have to die. Moving out of here. There's
no, there's, you're telling me there is no professor or any
counter argument to know we have to leave the country to
manufacture because it's too expensive to do it here. There's
no There's no alternative opinion to that one guy. What
you would normally put in a normally balanced news report.
Oh, are you fooling yourself with these crazy thoughts?
Please, so you normally balanced that opinion. But no, you put
this guy in who says this is a fool. It's folly to even think
we're going to keep any factories in this country. That
was a globalist message for globalist a know that NBC is all
in on the globalist side of the equation and they're not going
to try even, they don't even try to remotely balanced that with
someone else saying something different. Now they're all
out pedal to the metal wide open throttle, they're going like
moving for
it. So imagine a play just to kind of like put the icing on
the cake. The third part of it
in a statement carrier says it's trying to ease the workers
transition, providing three years advance notice of the
move. And by funding education and retraining programs. Some
carrier workers see politics at play
DSA, whatever needs to be said to get people's vote, especially
in a time like this when we're losing our jobs. If he could
come here and save these 1400 jobs here tomorrow. I'll gladly
vote for him again.
Many of these American workers say they took a gamble on Trump
and are now hoping the payoff means winning back their jobs.
Kevin Tibbles, NBC News, Indianapolis.
Okay, here's the the spot upwards. They took a gamble
gamble. Was he gambling, it's just Trump is just a crapshoot
or is a gamble. The second thing is they show they finish this
thing off in a dingy pool room, shooting pool and with nobody
else around as though this is this is the working class. This
is where they see the working class in America. They hang out
in 1950s style pool halls are which is probably the only one
in all of Indianapolis. And then they have the guys who are the
spokespeople? Don't forget this is Indianapolis. This is the
Midwest in the Midwest. You don't talk like there's like he
just got out of Alabama. And we're just kind of moving around
here. We're lucky to be
Last South Indiana's can get up there.
Well, this is Indianapolis. Okay, so you have do you have
the standard let's find somebody that sounds as stupid as we can
find. Put them on as representative to to kind of
insult the piece and then show this poolroom thing and then
have this this idiotic little compliment, which was well
carriers going to be be who's going to retrain them? retrain
them for what
did the guy have like gaps in his teeth? Because that would
have made the image perfect.
No, but they had the little soul patch on one guy. Oh, beautiful
guys like gold teeth. Beautiful. Thank you, NBC.
Those guys are, they're gonna go all out. They're just not going
to stop. Well,
I think if I was Comcast, and I was thinking about watching,
witnessing this, I would take steps. Comcast, who owns NBC,
although General Electric still has a minority share as far as I
know, Comcast is going to get screwed. You're gonna get
screwed. You guys had Comcast get a clue? Yeah. Because, well,
you
know what, I got a message yesterday. That's interesting.
You bring that up. Let me just see. Regarding the training
regarding the transition, here's what I know. There's some
interesting things. First of all, the guy who most likely
will become Secretary of Defense is nice.
Remember him? Ed Meese.
No, retired Army Brigadier General Michael
Nice. Oh, yeah, yeah. Michael Mason. He
was a he was a Petraeus guy. So you know, and he was, you know,
all these guys who got kicked out and were a thorn I guess in
the side of the gun home to roost Military Industrial
Complex. Now, here's the cool thing that I heard regarding
right after our little Our executive producer, thank you
segment. I want to play a few interesting clips. But Trump the
word on the inside is he will be reviewing accredited journalists
every three months for access to White House briefings.
So he's going to kick people out? Yeah, like should it's
going to be interesting because you know, you do that to the
press the press will freak out as well
here with your you already have this situation. And I think I
can do the same teardown with CBS and probably less so with
ABC or you can
Yeah, they're already
after him with unreasonable reports. Incredibly slanted
propaganda as I pointed out in this little thing here, just a
little look. Yeah, so what difference does it make at this
point? What difference does it make if he get kicks out? Katie
Tara from the from the
world they'll have something to talk about that that's kind of
the good thing. I guess they'll like it.
They probably would like it because it's gonna be the boring
prediction prediction. So much Oh, prediction. Press
purge. That'd be the title. Yes.
Are you saying it's gonna be the head Yes. Stalinist
press purge.
Yeah, they're gonna use the word purge. Let's make sure that
everybody out there listens to this podcast knows that the word
purge which has all kinds of negative
puking you can believe me I believe Yeah.
So the word purge which is a negative word and does not
engender positive anything shorts out the brain? Isn't
that also though isn't the movie The Purge isn't that the isn't
also that movie? I don't know that movie Yes. Well, once it's
a science fiction once a year things called The Purge once a
year there's the purge and then you know, yes. 2013 dystopian
horror film. It's worth watching every year you can go and kill
people that's kind of the basic plot there's one day
I remember the plot of this this is where you have like 24 hours
to kill anybody want so everybody has to hide out and or
go on the offensive and start killing people
I think we should have the purge to coming out pretty soon. The
Purge I remember that. A second who let's find out what company
was behind this The Purge? Who who ran
what
what Disney did that would be very funny, wouldn't it? I am DB
purge. Wonder which lied or want to wonder. Let me see. Let me
see what I've got here. I just remembered that this is
this is say who is Ba ba ba ba can't find anything off while
chat room go work on that formula. Let's find out. Let's
find out.
Before we take a break, maybe just something a little
lighthearted for a moment, although for me personally
extremely, extremely disappointing. When you have
this group of guys Who are have been seen as the rebels always
kicking against society. Now they kicked against the Beatles,
they you know, you could be a beetle head. Maybe like, you
could be rolling stones and you'd be cool. Beetle ahead. Are
you a beetle head John beetle hood to the Rolling Stones are
interviewed about Donald Trump. And this package was put on
Associated Press these guys and what happened to money must have
changed them because they have become little sniffling whiny
bitches who won't say what's on their mind. Everyone outside the
US is mystified, I'd say that's the polite word. I can say a lot
but this isn't really a place because I can't get into a
really good you can't get into it. I can't get into a good like
chat with passion about it and don't want to save, you know,
superficial and flip. Let's try Ron wood. Maybe he's better.
Wow, that was quite an mind blowing for watching from
England as well, you know? Because we were all shocked and
stunned with the Brexit thing. And so I thought nothing's gonna
shut me now. You know, for all I know, Trump's Canada and showing
how he did
a big mouthful using his song but this is like, let's get to
Charlie Watts.
There will be some changes made. Hopefully there'll be good one.
Come on.
I don't think he's gonna be as radical as he was coming into
it. Yeah, making a big thing. So I think a lot of what he says is
going to be tempered down. Because if it isn't, it's kind
of a bloody ride for four years.
No one says anything really disparaging. You know, I think
that they're being very careful with their eggs. Knowing knowing
where they have all of their money. Finally, we got to
the last guy. Oh, man, I'm totally spacing. I've already
put them out of my head. Yeah, the crazy guitar guy. It's a
blank slate. I ain't going
I ain't going mad. Lame. Yeah, I
was bred that whole thing.
Come on, guys. You were the ones you're the Rolling Stones.
That won't say anything. It's not like a bunch of old
thinkers. Yeah,
accountants. Well, I don't want to ruin my empire. I didn't like
that. Yeah, disappointing. Disappointing. I say and with
that
I'd rather hear I'd rather wait since you brought that one up.
I'd rather hear from these guys. This is the this is when isn't
been played up too much in the mainstream media, but there's a
huge deal a lot of these protesters are and our guests
Yeah. So it would make sense that you hear something like
this from this group of protesters. No more president.
No more unprecedent impeachment. We need to stay single for a
while as a country we don't need a president
we don't want leadership. We just want to all get together
and the not really do much. Yea.
He wants to be single for a while as though it's like a
dating scene.
I am putting that in the end of show sequence. That is crazy.
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now there was a little bit of deacons Well, not really
deconstruction, but just showing you how insane it is right now.
And then we got to move away from this but insane I tell you,
with the press press really think they are incredibly
important. And I'm sure that you caught wind of this John, but
apparently, Trump gave the press corps the slip. Yeah, he gave
the press corps the slip and then
yeah, I know you're gonna have a clip I shouldn't had a clip on
it. It apparently bugged them so much. They said oh, it's against
the law. Well, I
have a number of clips we need to play to get the they were
really freaking out. So what he did is he slipped away from the
press pool that is following him and went to have dinner with his
family. A couple of friends, I guess. And so here is here's
breaking news. I had a huge swear to God. You can look at
the clip in the show notes. 878 dot no agenda notes.com. Big
lower third. Donald Trump has dinner. Whoa, wow. Turn up the
sound honey
turmeric joins us now from Trump Tower wars understanding the
president like just left without telling pretty much anyone
anything, is that right?
That is correct. His press cool was given a lead for the
evening, which normally suggests that Donald Trump isn't going
anywhere. He's sticking around Trump Tower. But Trump
apparently had other plans, he decided to go out to dinner
without alerting some of his key staffers as well as the press.
And it appears to be yet another misunderstanding of exactly how
much gravity's new title as President Elect told.
You doesn't want to say, Oh, this millennial is very
irritating. He does understand the gravity of what I have
told, you know, if God forbid something were to happen to him,
that is matter, not only a public record, but also a matter
of national security, given that he is next in line to take the
White House.
And we only know where he is because I think a reporter was
in the restaurant that he actually happened to suddenly
show up in and sent out a photo right?
Well, that's right. There are folks in this restaurant who put
photos out on Twitter, I you know, I think this is the new
normal that no one will go anywhere without being spotted
by someone else. And, and folks,
this woman just, she just discovered Twitter and social
networks as the new normal, he would just take pictures of you
and they publish. It's crazy what's happened and
no one famous can go anywhere without being spotted by someone
else. And, and folks put out photos showing Donald Trump in
this restaurant, right to do a standing ovation. So that's how
we know where Donald Trump is right now. But but obviously not
a normal situation when you're talking about dealing with a
president elect. Normally in these situations, whether the
person likes it or not, we understand it can be a difficult
thing to get used to having a pool of reporters follow you
everywhere. But, you know, this is part of what being the
president elect is about, you no longer get to have the same
level of privacy you did as a normal citizen, even if your
life as a normal citizen was being a celebrity Anderson.
Yeah. So the press?
Yes, is I believe before you go to the next clip, I had to come
in and why is he got anything to do with national security or
safety, they're going to take a bullet for him to some press guy
gonna run in front of a guy with a gun,
the press needs to know we need to inform the public.
They also kind of minimize the fact that he got a standing
ovation in the restaurant, which I thought was kind of
interesting. Yeah. Also, how about doing some actual
reporting? What restaurant was this? Yeah. Well like to know
the printed
21 club 21 It was 2121 club. Yeah. Although I also saw report
it was a Keynes and I look at the picture and it could have
been Keynes. I'm not sure. I've been to 21 a couple of times.
I've been 21 and Keynes. No, I've never been but this whole
assassination thing God forbid something could have Oh my
goodness. We need to be there. It's a national security we need
to report on national security. We need Oh, and we would
immediately have to cover Pence and these people are full of
themselves he
also said something that was the pool of reporters re was
something she said at the end there was like yeah, this clip
over
but I know exactly what she said. She said you know this is
we'll just have to get used to it you know this you have no
privacy even less than when you're a celebrity
that's bullcrap. He does whatever he wants. He's the
president. Yeah, they have this he could tell these guys to get
lost and
this is what's going to be so funny. When he does his three
month review and says a you out go away. You can't follow me
anymore. Bloomberg took the whole assassination thing to
another level. Bloomberg
not telling the press pool about the president elects Whereabouts
is of course a major breaking protocol for the White House
Correspondents
because this is his written is this codified this political
taking place during the Lincoln administration. What protocol
when did this become a protocol?
Hey man, The Press He escaped to get his Burg without us
not telling the press pool about the president elects Whereabouts
is of course a major breaking protocol and one
correspondent I'm never gonna get
over and over we're gonna say the same thing. Who's protocol?
When did this become protocol?
When they when they decided there was protocol, you know, T
Mobile
was today. The press the press thing they
run the show. This is showing you how imbecile they are. Now,
please just you can say I'm gonna play it. I'm not telling
the press. The President elects Whereabouts is of course a major
breaking protocol, and one that the White House Correspondents
Association called, quote, unacceptable, and its statement
about Trump's excursion. This was not the first time that
Trump has shown his traveling press corps he's done it as a
candidate and as president
elect. We need to be with the president elect and the
president I'd states not because we're trying to bother him, but
because it is our job to cover him and in in the world in which
we live, it's Kennedy assassination 911 Reagan
assassination. It's essential that this exists.
I think what they're saying is when someone takes a pop shot
upon shot at this guy, we gotta have the scope. We need the
blood first. What else are they say?
That's exactly what they're saying. We
need to know we need shots of him when he's being when he's
killed when he's been assassinated.
That's disgusting. Yeah, but that's exactly what they're
saying. Oh, yeah.
Here's, well, it was also breaking news on MSNBC.
Tonight dinner with his family became a media scramble when
Donald Trump finally left Trump Tower after days inside but he
left unannounced and he left the reporters whose job it is to
cover his every movement in the dark. So we begin this evening
with a curious case of Donald Trump making a run for it in the
dark New York night motorcade and NYPD in tow
are up and making a run for it in the dark New York night ed in
tow. Our intrepid correspondent, NBC has Hallie Jackson caught up
with him and his family in the dining room at the 21 club
tonight. I'm sure that we're thrilled to see you Hallie is
just back and joins us. Let me even as someone who covered a
president in this case, Bill Clinton, who loves giving
reporters to slip let me be devil's advocate for the folks
walking watching at home. We always cheer for the guy who
gives the posse the slip in the movies it's it's very Butch
Cassidy it's very Springsteen lyric. So why
Springsteen lyric what Springsteen lyric is celebrating
the guy given the posse, the slip? No idea Rosalita
I mean, come on cheer for the guy who gives the posse the
slept in the movies. It's it's very Butch Cassidy it's very
Springsteen lyric. So why is it so important to those of us in
the media would question
why more importantly, and
just as importantly, why should somebody sitting at home right
now that's not a member of the media care? Because I think
Donald Trump this entire campaign, President Elect has
has sort of had an adversarial, at times, relationship with the
media. Here's, here's the deal. The President Elect Donald Trump
has every right to a private dinner with his family in New
York. The point of having a pool of journalists, small pool of
journalists cover his movements is to act as a conduit to the
American people, essentially, so that everybody in the nation
where he is because that is something that happens when you
are going to be President of the United States. People want to
know where you are.
I don't care.
I don't care. I don't care where he is. I don't care that he I'd
be just interesting with the 21. But I don't care.
People want to know where you are,
God forbid in case of a potential worst case scenario or
some sort of combination. You need to know where the President
I just hit me, I know, I know what the problem is. It just hit
me. Of course, you are. Because what did we see when, when this
happened? We saw when she mentioned it, we saw photos
taken by people and sold to newspapers, these the press
don't want to be scooped by paparazzi and the public. That's
all this is about. They hate the fact that they are not in
control, that they're not in control the messaging. They
already hate the whole Twitter thing. And the paparazzi are
winning. You guaranteed National Enquirer we'll have a full
spread of the Trump family, whoever
else with it dinner with dinner, what do you order?
I just don't know, we're going to find out the kind of stuff
these guys would love to know. That's what's happening here. I
did there were paparazzi then a journalist. Finally, there was
there was a conversation at the editor of The Hollywood
Reporter. And you know, the conversation here was, we need
to stop talking about ourselves. So that was nice. Yeah, that
feels good. Yes, please stop talking about yourselves.
That is certainly a valid point that he is that he is not the
president. It's also a valid point that he has only been the
president elect for a week. It is a third valid point that all
the press has talked about is this for the last 24 hours
again, and I would put say this as a Red Flag Warning stop, we
have to stop talking about ourselves. It's not about us.
And unless we learn that we're going to continue to go down the
row find ourselves in the position that we found myself
in last year, and I think that yes, I've talked about a lot of
things,
but nevertheless they have talked in enormous about about
something a bit.
He made a mistake. His administration made a mistake.
sure about the press with him. I don't think that they should
have
Brian Selter guy the who does the media Your show on CNN
listeners
about the press with him. I don't think that they should
have thrived with them at all say he doesn't have one yet he
has a he has a prenup, I think it's ridiculous. Matter of fact,
for the past eight I have listened to any time I have
listened to the lobby of Trump again
and again that they should have done this. Why? I don't know why
they need to get to the advantage.
So no one has an answer. At least the Hollywood Reporter guy
is saying why? Yeah. Now all of this did lead to one little bit
on MSNBC, which I thought was interesting for two reasons.
One, they got a really good bid. And it's also something you
don't hear very much a millennial Trump supporter
freaking out on the press. And I would say pretty much equal to
the protesting children just complete freakout Yeah, and you
just so that you can hear that? Yeah, there's some crazy
Millennials on the Trump side too. So these guys are doing
interviewing some one of the protesters this girl walks by
and just starts ripping on the guy.
I mean, make sure you get that you don't get that bigotry mean
you just get that on on camera,
bigotry bigotry
and get it on camera instead of editing. I'll tell you a $1
million dollar month anonymous feed the children donation
camera and he recruited immigrants to help him build
towers so he could put them up you don't you don't get down on
camera right? This is what you get on camera. This is what you
get on camera right? And you edit it accordingly. You wait
until the bait in and then you edit it right awesome president
now who took a step down unappreciative. Okay, I'd
appreciate it What's your portray something totally
different? It really is. To get my name you get cute you don't
give it a portray it as it really is. A good man with a
good awesome heart to travel the world feeding the kids
okay, cool Clip of the Day Man, she's
dynamite. She was hot to that man. Even better. She was good
looking.
Hilarious. She's laying into him. Yeah. Just as crazy as the
rest justice
decreases the rest.
Really beautiful. Really enjoyed. Right? Right right.
Right. That was so bad at
this right right. I'm gonna get mentioned a couple of things.
Since we're talking about Trump ditching ditching the word
knowing to use ditching that's what he did you get your buddy
to do this. You know? This would guys do you ditch deep ditch?
Yeah. What are we gonna do with this guy's ditch him teach him?
ditch him. I know. Where'd you go? Where'd you go? Franklin
Roosevelt had a train line underneath in Manhattan is still
there. Oh, that's right. Yeah. Remember Waldorf Astoria. Yeah,
that he could go into this train and then take off
and his own car was Arizona train car wasn't it? Yes, he
had his own train car in the train went under the under the
city and it was it was a spur off that gets to one of the one
of the nearby terminals now it was a spring it went under the
is still there. Underneath the Waldorf Astoria Are you into a
special elevator that took them to a private private areas you
can get in and out of there and you can be very private. I was
lucky isn't one of my little stories. I had met up with their
mid are good friends with one of the women as secretaries that
worked in the Canadian government. Oh, and she I think
I have no she
well, first things first First things first, but what she hot
she was extremely hot though. So I went to she showed me it
McKenzie, the premier of Canada from some years ago. Prime
Minister II his offices which are now the offices of the
opposition are still there. They're beautiful. There is a
secret door which she took me through out to the back which I
thought was just great because I've never been to a couple of
different secret doors. I was at this we went to the secret doors
and when tune word Hurst used to go to the original route William
Randolph I should sneak into this it's through a closet into
any wander around the end of in Marion Davies department. But
this one was behind the bookshelf and you move the books
and the whole bookshelf kind of opened up and you go into this
hole this little opening and that up the steps and then down.
Some steps in the back they get into a waiting car so you could
ditch the press because apparently McKenzie would have a
huge throng. come up, and then he couldn't stave them off long
enough to say no, no. I'll be out there. Yeah, he had some
excuse to keep them at bay. But then when they rushed the place
apparently so But he'd be gone is exit. So this is nothing new
to ditch the press and I think Trump should just ditch him all
the time.
Well, he's gonna ditch him selectively. You're out. You're
fired, you're off, you're voted off the island, not on the press
Island is going to be fun. Have you ever you mentioned Canada
Navia. I happen to have to Canada Navia Eclipse? And I
haven't asked John is my second clip. The first one would be for
all of those thinking of moving to Canada. Because of course,
you know, it's much better there. We all know this. But
maybe it's not.
The debate over Canada's surveillance laws is growing
Caucasians are being given a document that is strongly by
the commissioner of the RCMP knows there are many critics
proposals to expand police digital powers.
It's not like we're trying to trick our way into people's
privacy. He's been lobbying
the prime minister's office asking for changes a top
priority, a new law to let police look up a person's basic
digital subscriber information like a name and IP address
without a warrant. He likens it to looking up a driver on a
highway,
we can query license, and we can get the subscriber of a car and
we keep records of all that. We're accountable for that. I
don't think it's unreasonable.
But a warrantless system would roll back a recent court ruling.
Basic subscriber information has been stated by no less than the
Supreme Court of Canada to have reasonable expectations of
privacy because it has the potential to link to other kinds
of information that is exceptionally intimate and
private. I have
no trouble with the police getting the information,
providing they jump certain hurdles. The real problem is
what hurdles should they have to jump in order to get this
information? hurdle is high enough that it provides real
protection for citizens privacy, police are
looking for another major change a law that would force phone and
internet companies to retain users text, email and phone
records that we would
only access you know, with warrant. But it has to be there
because there's nothing worse than trying to go and recreate
somebody's movements, through cell sites or to deduce who the
offender is that has all been destroyed.
In principle, I think it's wrong. This researcher warns
that data collection is highly invasive. I mean, it would be
equally very helpful to have a surveillance camera in Evergreen
that we were in and police would never access it ever, except
under judicial warrant when they know something has gone wrong.
But I don't think that many Canadians want a surveillance
camera in every room they're in because something might go
wrong.
Yeah, I don't know. Hey, Canada, welcome to 2012 You finally got
your surveillance state.
Camera things a bit. bit much. Yeah. But they
want content of emails. They want you to track your movement
through cell. So they already do that, just like us. It's just
like I said, so it's not that much better. Now. There's a law
in Canada that people want to repeal? Because it is of course,
sexist, and world any more exists out there.
Islamophobic. xenophobia?
No, not necessarily. It's more against Gini LGBT, it's anti
gay. Oh, it's anti tell me what this 32nd Clip tell me what this
law is about and what the Canadians are trying to
overturn?
Well, I can't speak to why this section wasn't changed before.
But several four appellate courts and two lower courts
across the country have deemed section 159 unconstitutional.
And this piece of legislation is about ensuring that we eliminate
discrimination, ensure equality. And it is about time that 159
was repealed from the Criminal Code and I hope very much that
this piece of legislation moves through quickly.
Okay, I hope you didn't look it up.
I didn't look up anything. I could barely follow it. Okay, so
you've no at 159
Yeah. So you know, because it's discriminatory against LGBTQ
plus. Okay.
Any idea what it is?
It's a bathroom signage law.
No, no, I'll give you two more. If you didn't make
me guests twice. Yeah, it's about Okay. That's probably
something crazy or you wouldn't have brought the clip up in the
first place. Yeah. So let's see. It's about terminology. In other
words, I call myself Z.
It's about
oh, it's about a driving on the right side of the
guest. Apparently, this law in Canada, which they would the
LGBT community and allies, would like to overturn is the fact
that anal sex is illegal under the age of 18. And only between
a man and a woman.
So this, of course, is discriminatory against people
who happen to like that.
Well, against men who like it with other men or women somehow
with other women
that are well under 18, in general, and under 18 and
young, yeah.
Okay, yeah, I
just thought that was we haven't lost. We have states to
legalize. What I think I think I know Canada used to have a very
low age of consent. Yeah, years ago, but I think they've jacked
it up because the United States has been pushing 18 around the
world, even though Well,
the Vatican, the Vatican, of course is 13. Gotta consider
what
sounds right. So the US joins a team because they figure when
under 18 is an idiot. So what they're they want to purge a law
that is encouraging law breaking? I don't
know they want to read they want to remove that. That one
particular clause.
Okay. And the law is draft they want they like little boys. Is
that what you're saying about the Canadians?
Someone out there does?
Someone does 18 is not necessarily a little boy. And
then finally, is shocking to me shocking. Because I'm a big fan.
I'm a fan of the Sutherlands. I'm a fan of kefir. I'm a fan of
Donald have always been a fan of those guys. Kefir, I have to say
I've been watching the Designated Survivor Series as
he's starting to get on my nerves.
Oh, sadly, a welcome to the club now.
And Donald Sutherland. I was he was on the Today Show. This
really blew my mind.
Helen Mirren came up to me on a set. She said, You are the most
privileged person on earth. I said, How can you say that? And
she said, You are a white male.
And your reply to that was,
there's no reply. I was ashamed. I was stunned. And I have gotten
more ashamed. It's interesting to to realize that you are seen
as an integral part of a group that many of whom are
mendacious, misogynist, bigots, racists. And it's appalling for
grandchildren. What do you tell them? To give them a hopeful
view of life in the hope of a you know, how can I give them a
hope of view? I have a wife, I have a daughter, I have a
daughter in law and the granddaughter the kicker is
coming. What do I say to them? What do I say to them their
their women's rights have gone you know, they've the
environment has gone minimum patch
and wait a minute. Wait a minute. Isn't what this guy is
saying? He is already all gone. He's already past the Trump
administration.
I say to them Yeah, what do you see their their women's rights
have gone
women's rights gone? John, can you double check on that for me?
I mean, you're looking right now I didn't know about this. This
is breaking news.
As right everybody breaking news, we have Donald Sutherland
who has discovered that women's rights are gone. Gone.
Gone wife. I have a daughter I have a daughter in law and a
granddaughter What do I say to them? What do I say to them
their their women's rights have gone you know the environment is
gone. The environment is gone.
It is holy crap. I'm
having trouble outside is still there. I'm having trouble of
really.
minimum pay has gone minimum we still have minimum
wage.
We have minimum guys. Apparently it's gone. But here's the best
part.
What do I save them? How do I you know I can only say one
thing.
Okay, what is the one thing he can say? If you want to just
another quiz? Yeah, just give me one answer.
Shoot yourself the one answer no, I'll
just play it for you. I'll play for it. So all this complaining
Why
I can only say one thing I am a Canadian
What are you worried about?
Is a guy guessed that but up in Canada they're up in Canada
Navia there the environment still okay. Nothing's changed
there. What do Sean is terrible. That loss? I lost respect. Very
disappointing. Very, very disappointing. Okay,
very disappointing to say the least.
Obama is you know, I
wish I had this clip. I'm just one of these. I don't have the
clip, but I'll tell you what the clip was. They had this water's
guy who is Is yeah he's on Hannity. know he's I know he's
on rally around man on the street. He's got a stupid smile
on his face. He's
a folk hero for some reason I think he's kind of okay. I like
him because I think he gives he's really good at going in
anywhere and, and just with that stupid smile because you get the
smile. It just seems like just the fearless thing. Nobody's
freaks out when they see him, right? So and he's always
chuckles he's got aces seems like a good hearted guy. So
you'll talk to him. He comes up to somebody, I wish I could get
this clip, I may have to dig it up. Somebody may dig it up for
me. When he goes up to someone, and he was he's interviewing all
the millennials that are screaming and yelling. And this,
this woman says, Well, I'm, I bless everyone. I think everyone
is I forgive everyone for their sins and all the rest of it. And
she goes on about something like that. She's pretty cute. But she
got that vapid look, Berkeley type. And he says, What do you
forgive me? And she says, No. She says, No, I can't forgive
you. You suffer from obvious white privilege. And then she
goes into a lecture that she gives him about his white
privilege. And I'm just and he's just, that's the only time I've
ever seen him like stunned.
I will say the, the audio clip that you included in the
newsletter, with a professor talking he gave a little
background kind of a history of how this millennial problem came
to be, particularly in universities. Very good. I put
it in the show notes. If you have not heard that. You need to
listen to this. It's really good. I had listened twice and
to listen to it twice. Like holy crap. Yeah, read.
I mean, it's a frightening clip. Do
you want to just summarize, I understand why you couldn't play
the whole, you have to really play the whole clip for two
words,
a long clip, I could have taken a piece out of there. This is a
guy who is a who's round the going around the country ranting
about the micro aggression problems and all the other
things that are going on the universities and how we got to
get a letter from a guy. If I printed it out. I
got I got I got like eight letters from people around the
country University. This
guy who came wanted to come in anonymously. He's one of these
IT administrator at one of the schools you have that letter?
Yeah, I
think we well, yeah. Do you have it? I might
know. I don't have it. I should have I should have printed it.
Yes, I have it here.
He, oh, there's my insurance card. I wonder where that went?
Was it next to your keyboard? That was in the thing? Yes.
Actually the key? Was this the one with the attached memo from
the from the school? Was that the one you're talking about?
No. This is a guy that says you know, I will go dig it up for
the next show. Normally, I'll look forward and what we're
talking
Yeah, I don't have it. Sorry. I have a number of them. We can we
can talk about that later.
Yeah, we can we can save that for
anyway. So do you want me to guide
you guys are talking about stuff that I can't even bring
up. Right?
If these guys I have a friend of mine who's works the ASU
professor, he's talked about this to me a little bit as he
also changed the syllabus on pins and needles in these
assets.
This guy was talking about professors changing their
syllabi. So they don't offend everybody. And I'm very
disappointed if you're a professor, and you're like, oh,
I'll just shut up and be over here. And I won't anger the
millennials and you're a dick. And you don't deserve to be a
professor and then you it's almost like, do they say a
Hippocratic oath for teachers?
Hippocratic Oath, I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth
and nothing but the truth does not melt in their mind. All
right.
Yeah, I can find that a little bit later on. To the President
make that will make it a point of discussion. We will. The
president, President Obama is on his big farewell tour. And it's
quite different than the last time he swung around. He is
currently in gets in Berlin can't remember the last time he
came in. He was the at the Brandenburg Gate and it was able
Rockstar Obama. Now he comes in under under the cover of night.
Yeah, and they're booing him and they're having Oh my gosh. So
he's Yeah, he's well, he's staying at the Elven hotel in
Berlin. And the guests are pissed off. Report boots on the
ground this one lady who rolled up into my box one for her and
one for her one for her luggage. She's Why do I have to go
through metal detectors and now she's yelling this in the lobby.
Of course no recording. Sadly. There's all kinds of areas in
the hotel that are off limits to regular folk, but the
interesting thing is the top three newspapers in Berlin all
reported the same thing I'm talking about their Berlina
Zeitoun, the Berliner Morgenpost and the L build site to him as
well. They all ran articles about Air Force One and the
beast as the presidential vehicle. What does it look like
on the inside? paid and so they're giving exclusive access,
but amongst the three of them to look inside Air Force One inside
the beast, that was their story.
coordinated, much shallow
reporting anyone? Yeah, coordinated. And of course, it's
I think Jerry Seinfeld was inside the beast in his cars
show that he does. I saw that
one. Yeah, yeah. And level. Yeah, just the heavy big limo.
Yeah. The President was in Greece first. And, yeah, that
didn't go over well, riding people yelling and screaming the
press word, you know, not asking friendly questions. But I think
what the President said, and the only thing that's the only clip
I have of him, I tried to make it as short as possible, was
telling and it was not the message. Certainly not the
people of Greece wanted to hear or anybody in Europe for that
matter.
But I do think that there is a common theme that we've seen in
a lot of advanced economies. And
economies that are shit like yours, Greece,
that we've seen around the world.
Oh, crap, this is not sort of a great this economy. Yeah. Other
ones around the world, although they manifest themselves in
different ways. Yeah. Like with
austerity.
Globalization, combined with technology, combined with social
media and constant information have disrupted people's lives,
sometimes in very concrete ways.
So is he now blaming social media or the globalization? I'm
a little confused. But it sounds like
I don't know what what is he? I think he's lost while he's
trying
to say, hey, Greece, I know it sucks. But globalization, you
need this. You can't stop it. We have to have it. So you know,
and then we had globalization is difficult for folks, folks. It's
hard for folks, these
folks like you losers, exactly
what he's saying
lives, sometimes in very concrete ways. A manufacturing
plant closes and suddenly an entire town no longer has, what
was the primary source of employment in one
town? How about a whole country that has been pushed into
poverty by banks,
but also psychologically, people are less certain of their
national identities or Yeah, their place in the world.
That's what globalization does. The idea? Yeah, it's the whole
point starts
looking different. And disorienting. Yes. And there is
no doubt that that has produced populist movements, both from
the left and the right. In many countries, in Europe, Europe,
Europe, when you say you're all Trump and a Bernie Sanders, very
unconventional candidates have considerable success, then,
obviously, there's something there that's being tapped into.
Yeah, a suspicion of globalization. Yeah,
yeah. The suspicion he's first he says, because he says,
There's globalization. They said, Well, you know, you got a
suspicion maybe that we're doing something behind the scenes.
Wait, that must be conspiracy tossed suspicion
of globalization, desire to rein in. Its excesses. Yes. A
suspicion of elites and guys intuitions that people feel may
not be responsive to their immediate needs.
They're not it he's
like this suspicion of there being this group of elites. This
is damning. How can you be so stupid Greece, there's no,
there's nothing to see here.
And that sometimes gets wrapped up in issues of ethnic identity
or religious identity, or
no, that's, that's what you do.
Cultural identity. And that can be a volatile mix.
Yes. A volatile mix. So in other words, more of this coming
grease.
Oh. More common. That was a dead thing laid in a bag. What do you
mean? That speech?
Oh, yeah. But it was it was really crazy, though. I mean, I
couldn't just
think it was you think it was the clip? I was giving you crap
about the clip. Yeah, it's gonna give me a clip of the day
almost.
So good. Sorry.
So yeah, and then he also real sensitive. I see. I'm careful.
I'm careful. Okay, sticking in the Euro lands. It's not like we
haven't been predicting it since 2008, which we have. But now, in
a translated version, once again, we have Junker, the
drunker and you know what he wants beer. Besides alcohol, he
wants an army
what the past. So we have more than 30 military and civil
missions carried out by the European Union but we don't have
a permanent structure and without that we're not able to
work efficiently we must a European headquarters Oh CLAP
CLAP CLAP
where's the outrage of hey you promises no European army Do you
know what's going on?
At least this is panic she was half panic about panic about the
Brexit yeah this is this whole does scheme this is a scheme
this whole thing was a scheme was the unit you know is one
world government scheme this is just a one of the one of the
ideas that float in it eventually it all come together
and it's fallen apart already whether it was even this not
even on the right time table anymore. So they gotta rush this
army and just in case
very good Army War very good new Devonte government.
And so we don't have workup or common military force. And this
should be in complement with
NATO. Oh, yeah,
I'm sure it'll complement NATO. Yeah, sure.
For sure. For a year. Yeah, yeah, we don't need NATO
anymore. No. What were we thinking?
I have a
you anymore on this because I gotta I gotta do my my every
show. What's not being covered by the American media? I don't
know. I when I'm watching this, this is on RT. I'm watching this
report. And I and I've been doing I've been looking at the
mainstream media. And I have seen nothing, nothing about
this. This is the fate of Assange clip one. Okay. Oops.
He's
slippery that Assange Here we go.
The fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remaining
unresolved ahead of a second day of questioning, and the legal
process seems to be complicated. He was quizzed by Sweden's chief
prosecutor for almost eight hours on Monday. However,
Assange did finally get the chance to give evidence on rape
allegations from 2010. However, concerns remain that even if
indeed the case has dropped his freedom is not guaranteed.
Artists Polly Boyko reports.
Julian Assange his interview with Swedish prosecutors could
take several days. It's a complicated process whereby the
questions started off in Swedish then translated into Spanish,
and they're asked in English by Ecuadorian prosecutors inside
the embassy. And for anyone thinking that this development
could lead to a quick resolution of this entire legal saga. Well,
they're going to be disappointed, it could take some
time for Swedish authorities to receive the transcripts of
Julian Assange his answers, and then for them to consider what
to do next with his case, we got more details on all the
potential outcomes as a result of the questioning taking place
here from one of Julian Assange, his lawyers,
if the Swedish prosecutor decides not to issue a charge in
relation to the one allegation, Mr. Assange should, of course,
be free to walk out the embassy immediately. The problem is that
if he exits the door, he still has no guarantee that the United
Kingdom will not extradite him to the United States. There is
an ongoing national security prosecution against Assange. In
the absence of any assurances that he won't be extradited to
the US, he faces that risk. And the UK has in fact, said that
they could arrest him for violations of his bail, even
though when he entered the embassy, it was daylight hours,
and he was not in any way, violating the bail conditions.
Well, a couple of things.
Did you know that this was going on that Assange could be out?
Yes, I did. No. Okay. Right. Yeah. But I, you know, I did not
have I could not find any clips. So I'm surprised you found that.
I'm surprised that I did tune out you mentioned it. There's a
couple of crazy things in there like he since he walked in
during the day like, you know, this is an English law. God
knows what they're talking about. I didn't know that there
were a extradition order issued by the United States to
extradite Assange from Great Britain.
Yes, I'm Yes. I didn't know that.
Well, if that was the case, why didn't they do it when he was
when they just before he jumped into the embassy? Or they sent
maybe with his extradition papers, written ups at after he
jumped into the embassy? I don't know. Mostly clipped to it.
Maybe a little more details.
And there's one rather ironic twist to what's taking place at
the moment because while Julian Assange has been questioned,
finally inside the embassy where he's been stuck forever For
years, there's a conference taking place on whistleblowing
in Brussels at the moment where MDPs from all sides of the
political spectrum, weighing in on how to better protect
whistleblowers. We spoke about this to one of the men convicted
for his part in the Luxembourg leaks scandal
is absolutely necessary to have an international mechanism to
protect whistleblowers that's gone. It's more of them are
appearing than others who say from scandals being created
around them the miners thanks to the media or to didn't get it is
absolutely necessary to have organizations on international
and European levels to gather information from whistleblowers
that sit then decide whether it harms public interest and their
live contract that whistleblowers are under
enormous media pressure. I have a feeling he's no longer you in
in the embassy.
Keep showing up at the window. Okay. Now that that
whistleblower thing is kind of interesting, this is the EU,
where they want to put together a whistle blowers kind of
Protection Agency, even though if you listen carefully, they
talked about well, they are going to determine whether this
is in the public interest or not. Which means to me, there's
just more going going after whistleblowers Yeah.
But well, you know what they can do they can have Facebook
determine if it was a valid whistle blow and then you know,
Facebook can have them arrested or not seeing is that as the new
polar police, yeah, the Facebook content police are coming in, I
want to say something about that. It has always been my view
that our brains were not prepared at all to handle the
influx of information that the internet brought. And I think
that we're seeing the results of this, your brain is frying,
particularly few young impressionable, you haven't, you
don't really have a clue about the world yet. And I think quite
honestly, none of these kids really have a clue very few of
them. Now you get that from your parents, and you know, you know
the result. But what is happening, if you simply look at
Facebook and Twitter, Facebook is a is well, actually Twitter
is going out of business, they can't make any money. They're in
dire straits. And I would say arguably, the reason why people
are leaving is because they don't feel safe on Twitter,
because it's actually the in the not the same Twitter and
Facebook are inverses of each other. Twitter is open. And you
can if you want make your profile private, you could lock
it all down. So you only see things from people you follow,
it would take a little bit of work at Facebook is the
opposite. Facebook is private, and you can send stuff out or
allow stuff to come in based upon the permissions. So people
are the kids, you know this, they're running away from
Twitter. Now they're on Facebook, and Snapchat and
Instagram. I think Instagram is very popular mainly because they
don't have to write or read anything, although the comments
can get pretty nasty. But that's it's also very easy to, you
know, sort of lock people out. But what is happening is now
when we have this, stop the fake news that you've been hearing
about Facebook's all yes, we can do that. No problem, we'll take
care of all that will stop the fake news is going to become a
very, very thin band of people who are going to be interested
in their own echo chamber chamber with pretty much only
stuff they want to see. And it's going to become uninteresting
for advertisers. I predict the demise of all of these social
networks because what the reason why these kids want this don't
offend me, is because their brains are frying you can see
it. We both have kids. When your kid's brain is frying, that's
what they look like. Yeah, but usually is I didn't my candy bar
or you know, took my Halloween candy is my favorite. So I think
I think all of this is going to come crumbling down. Facebook's
already cooking the books. They keep saying is different or
whatever. Advertisers are going to say, Well, where is
everybody? And it's just going to fall down. It is a natural
progression. And and they're all part of their own demise. And I
personally, I applaud it. I think that's really going to
happen.
Well, you have been a dooms, days naysayer about these
networks for some time. You're very consistent about it. Yeah.
And every angle you get you jump in there. And then you have this
other analysis. I'm not saying your analysis is wrong. But I'm
not saying that it's necessarily right. But But you were you did
the thing on the selfies and how they're ruining society. And I
thought that was pretty insightful. And so I'm going to
first of all, this is just a warning. This is a trigger
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that Adam has got a hard on for a bunch of things, namely,
advertising on the Internet. That's what it boils down to.
That would be one because none of these things are sustainable
without it and pretty much None of these social networks are
sustainable at all. And us. And thank you, your point is exactly
right. The social networks can take down your advertisers, they
won't take them down and say, Oh, we're just gonna we're not
gonna link. Was it Pepsi said and anyway back,
back back up? Because you had you didn't you just threw in a
piece of information that nobody knows the background story to?
What do you mean by take down your advertisers? You mean,
because the fake news sites which have advertising, suppose
that fake news sites, which if you look on the list is
bullshit. Breitbart is a fake news site now?
That's on the list? Yeah, it's
on the list.
That's fake news. So they're going to remove all of that,
guess what? This podcast will be removed, guaranteed. We're going
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think that's why people keep giving us for years. Have you
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Yeah, it's kind of sad. Why
for? Well, I don't know.
Because it's cropped up more than a few times. So I'm gonna
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execution row or something, you know, locked up, and we've got
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Maybe that's true. Who knows if we can even make four years, but
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We talked about Mike Rogers earlier.
And we talked about Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. There is
of course, the other Mike Rogers, which is very confusing,
Admiral Mike Rogers, who currently runs NSA. Right? And I
don't know how he got up the guts to do this. I guess he's
not afraid of anything. Here's what he has to say about
WikiLeaks,
WikiLeaks. You told NPR in August, these emails were
clearly leaked for a reason. And they were leaked, I believe to
achieve in effect. What can you tell us? Obviously, there's
ongoing investigations. But what can you tell us about WikiLeaks,
from what you know,
there shouldn't be a doubt in anybody's mind. This was not
something that was done casually. This was not something
that was done by chance.
Strange, because it looked just like a fishing expert spear
fishing expedition. To me. It was pretty much by chance, I
thought, but maybe
this was not a target that was selected purely arbitrarily.
This was a conscious effort by a nation state to attempt to
achieve a specific effect. We're trying to make life harder for
hackers. Quite frankly, we're trying to harden systems. We're
trying to increase the level of knowledge we're trying to
increase capabilities both in the private sector and the
government. We're trying to deal directly with a host of nation
states around the world and engaging with them in terms of
what's acceptable from our perspective what is not
he doesn't quite say Russia but he does really say nation state
no doubt about it. And I hope he can back that up. I'd like to
know I'd like to know what
is so sure it's a nation state what nation state what is an
ESA? Yeah, you
can't it's under investigation. You can you can join us always
under provide innuendo. Checks. Chick, chick, chick chick.
That's right. Everybody has time for gigantic econ. She is, of
course, the smokin hot reporter for Russia today, once again,
causing trouble on her beat in the State Department. Now this
was a fan. I know I love doing. I'm glad you got a kick out of
it. Guy and got into a fight with Kirby spokes hole for the
State Department.
Oh, by the way, when you finish this one, I have a guy and two
so we just go oh
guy and the guy and it's back to back guy and we're sandwiched
tail. Yeah. So Kirby says oh, well, you know, the Russians
bombed five hospitals in Syria? Oh, eight holes and guy and
says, Excuse me, could you give me the list of which hospitals
so I could you know, go follow up on that. And so they didn't
actually have their own intellijel Here. What they had
was you know, I guess the the was it the White Helmets
those the guys White Helmets Yeah. As a corrupt operation.
Well, that's who we citing is proof of course it's a corrupt
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she says ticket Kirby a you know, hey, could you please give
me the list of these allegations?
And or how many times now I've been to this podium talking
about the fact that no humanitarian aid is getting into
Aleppo. And that hasn't changed, hasn't changed one bit?
Don't you think it is important to give a specific list of
hospitals that you're accusing Russia of hitting? Those are
great accusations.
I'm not making those accusations. I'm telling you,
we've seen reports from credible aid organizations, that five
hospitals and a clinic which at least one clinic cities,
you can go
look at the information that many of the steering relief
agencies are putting out there publicly. We're getting our
information from them to these reports, citing those reports
without giving any specifics because we believe these
agencies are credible. And because we have other sources of
information that back up what we're seeing from some of these
from some of these reports.
All right. Shut up slave. Just go go look it up on the web.
That's where you can find it. Then, you know, she of course
was like not letting up because it is after all, Diane. And
Kirby got nasty. And
you know what, why don't you ask? Here's a question. Why
don't you ask your defense ministry? That's what they're
doing. You can see things lit No, no, no, no, no. Give a
specific list of hospitals. No, no, Mike none colleagues,
hopefully would be able to go and ask Russian officials about
a specific list of hospitals that you work for Russia today,
right? It's not your anything. And so why shouldn't you ask
your government? The same kinds of questions that you're
standing here asking me ask them about their military activities?
Get them to tell you what,
Pacific's It seems your responses? Why are you here?
Well, you are leveling that accusation. You give specifics,
my colleagues
would be able to ask question once again, you're just wrong.
I'm not living us accusations. relief agencies that we find
credible are leveling those accusations. So why don't you
question them about their information and where they're
getting it? Why don't you question your own defensive
positions, then
which one what we'll get? We'll get you a
list of them after the briefing. I don't have it right here in
front of me, but I'm happy to provide you some of the relief
agencies that are telling us what they're seeing on the
ground. Douchebag.
So this carries on for a little bit longer. And of course,
there's only one guy who can come to the damsel in distress
his rescue. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it is the friendly
from AP. We know him as AP Diplo writer Yes, madly.
When you say, please be careful about saying your defense
minister and things like that. I mean, she's a journalist, just
like the rest of us are. So it's, you know, she's asking
pointed questions, but they're, they're not, you know, from
a state owned.
They don't they're not a state
owned outlet. They're not from a state
outlet. Oh, I'm sorry. Perhaps you should also be an asshole to
people from the BBC, which is a store state owned outlet, or did
I misunderstand that? How about the Dutch press? who in many
cases from public media are state owned? What a douchebag
state owned or non state owned outlet they're from the state on
our questions not are not out of line. I didn't say the questions
were out of line. I didn't say the questions. Right. Okay. Oh,
no, I understand. I'm sorry. But I'm not gonna put Russia today
on the same level with the rest of you who are well, hold on
there. What we'll talk about, we can talk about this later on
later offline. But just, you know, the
question is not an inappropriate question to ask. I
didn't say that it was, but I also think it should be asked of
their own defense ministry. Okay. Which they don't do. Which
Russia today doesn't do.
Go dick. Blau, stay out, lay off a guy in. That's not cool, dude.
Well, that
takes me actually to a different clip. My
favorite part, my favorite part, you just
use that as a nice guy. I saw it as is just wrong horse. It's
just wrong. It's just wrong. It's just wrong. So I got this
clip. This is the Russian side of the Aleppo story. Which when
you listen to this thing, it's a little long, it's not too long.
But it's the Russia Russian side of the Aleppo story, which and
the Russians make the claim that all this action is going on the
hospitals and everything in between are just because of the
constant shelling by ISIS of the city. And there's center
shelling east west, they're just shelling the hell out of the
place, and then rent at the end of this clip. It will bring up a
question that has to be asked tomorrow morning tonight. If
Russia and the Assad regime were to behave according to any norm,
so they did. From the 18th of October, Russian jets
disappeared from the skies of eastern Aleppo. There hasn't
been a single airstrike in four weeks. As for the Rebels were in
the Al Assad sub. And the Rebels are pushing into a level again,
they attacked my favorite kinda report right to break into the
city. Goodwill rebels shells pummeled the level every day
without a pause for breath. Just over the last month, the list of
civilians killed and injured runs into the hundreds.
of schools, universities houses a times the entire city shook
from the ferocity of the shelling, we've spent six weeks
in Aleppo. In all that time, not a single civilian has been
allowed to leave the rebel parts of the city. Every effort to
defuse the situation, including unilateral ceasefire has failed.
On a number of occasions, we filmed Al Nusra as black flag
flying on the front line. According to all evidence, they
are the power in eastern Aleppo. And the message they were
sending was clear because no one leaves
the ball in another heavy and I left my house as soon as the
shelling started. But on my way I inhaled something. I felt a
sharp pain in my chest and went to hospital. They took blood for
analysis. I felt I was suffocating, as if from some
sort of chemical or poison gas.
It's all escalated towards the end of October when jihadists
angry at being repelled, began shelling the city with artillery
rounds infused with chlorine gas.
After four weeks without a single Russian airstrike, the
situation has only deteriorated in the face of repeated rebel
attacks and merciless shelling 1000s have fled their homes
forced deeper into lots out of the city carries promised
solution had been a complete failure. More ad guys do it.
Man. That guy is no good. Now, that's not how you do a report
like that.
He was on the scene with the bombs going off.
But where's the excitement? Where's the I mean, he had all
the sound effects. You know, it's like a different guy. John,
I'm out here in Aleppo, where it clearly oh no with this cruise
missiles going off. And what's going on? When you see I'm
trying to I'm learning some things. What have you learned?
I've learned that the Russians or Russians are good. Americans
no good.
Be safe. Be safe. Thanks for the question on mine. Did this
report
brochure Shit, I forgot the baby's screaming sound effect.
Okay, well, next time next time
is one of the either the United States or Russia is
lying. Yeah, someone's lying in this
troubling United States is claiming as Russian bombers.
They don't have any evidence to this by the way I did see on
Twitter somebody say oh look, here's an aerial view of a
school that's been blown out. This proves the Russians have
been bombing the place and
that's good for me. But if you listen to this report,
they're either lying about the whole report, even though they
didn't show any jets flying over. Or the United States is
lying. What are the two sides is lying?
I think they're probably both we're both lie.
Well, I think they're both lying to you. But I don't think to the
extreme that we're lying. Not pay. We invented the lie. And we
didn't the lie, but they call
it political lie.
We're very good for it. We've been very good at this. Since
we've done some foreign reporting. I do the one thing I
want to I want to do a quick thing on Brexit. All right. In
the UK, because of this leak memo big deal. Let's start off
with this. This guy. This is the breakfast show from Scotland
that I got a clip from okay
leaks UK Government memo says splits means there's still no
overall plan for Brexit. The document written by a consultant
for the Cabinet Office suggests it'll take another six months
for ministers to agree what they want to achieve. While the
shadow Chancellor joins us now John MacDonald. Good morning to
you. Morning. What evidence do you have to say that Philip
Hammond is isolated? And that guy just got her?
LBC? Probably. It's early tomorrow. No,
this is the Scottish breakfast.
Philip Hammond is isolated and ignored,
rather consistently series of leaks coming out of government
and also statements from number 10. On one occasion that when
Philip Hammond made a statement about student visa fees, within
24 hours, he was slapped down by number 10, the Prime Minister
and this seems to be going on on a daily basis, they seem to be
falling out amongst themselves. What is I think it was really
concerning of the mess that this government has got us into they
they have a European referendum, do not prepare for alternative
results as you would do, even before general election, don't
allow that to happen, then the result comes out. Not that we
wanted but one that was democratic wishes of the people.
And fortunately, we didn't win the argument on remain, then we
have a period of time in which literally there looks as though
there's absolute disarray in government. The report that's
been leaked today is an independent consultant. So it's
fairly objective evidence that we've got problems and what
we've been saying to the government, you've got to be
more open and transparent. You've got to set out what your
objectives are. And you've got to set out the route by which
we'll achieve those objectives. And we'll, we'll offer to work
on a bipartisan basis on some of these
achieve what what was Labour's plan for all of this? Because on
the day that the the result was a named step, Mr. Corbyn seemed
to be suggesting that article 50 needed to be triggered straight
away
when he was misquoted. Then he said that article 50 would have
to be triggered at some stage and what now he's happening now.
Well, yes, but what's happening now is well, sorry, let's get
the semantics of this right. He's saying formerly article 50
had to be had to be triggered. He didn't say timescale on that
when he said now he meant as a result of that referendum
decision. Yeah,
get ready for a do over.
Now here's what's kind of fascinating to me is labor
really is an analogue of the Democrat party in the United
States. They they're all in for one world government. We don't
want Brexit. We don't want any of these, you know, these things
that are screwing up the one, you know, the single market, the
One World Government, all this sort of thing, which is, which
is both Democrats and labor in England. This is completely anti
labor. Yeah. So let's move on to this move the jobs offshored
screw our own people and the unions in particular, we don't
care. No, and I just like baffled by this turnaround.
Meanwhile, of course, this little issue about the leaked
memo was taken up, of course at the question time, which is
where they argue with each other.
And do you have question time? Yes. Can we go I always like now
are these question time is scripted, though, is it not?
Well, according to some Yes, it's scripted. But I don't know
if anyone goes off script ever. But
it's like a town hall. It's like a town hall for us. It's
it seems scripted, but there's a Corbin in and what's your name?
I may don't think they're the best of friends.
Awesome. Prime Minister, actually about the foreign
Secretary's remarks about leaving the Customs Union. He's
only a few places down from where Mr. Speaker, what do you
mean in order for the foreign secretary to come forward and
tell us what I'm sure we would all be better informed if he
did. Earlier this week, Mr. Speaker, a leaked memo said the
government is the government is considerably
I love how the prison when you say leaked memo, they're like,
oh, no, no, no. Can you imagine us with WikiLeaks doing that now
we can't discuss that shit.
Said the cabinet is considerably short of having a plan for
Brexit. No common strategy has emerged, in part because of the
divisions within the cabinet. This memo is as the Prime
Minister's press department says, written by ill informed
consultant. Could she put the government's plan and common
strategy for Brexit before Parliament's?
Gentlemen Yes, we do have a plan. Our plan is to deliver the
best possible deal in trading with plan is to deliver control
of movement from people from the European Union into United
Kingdom. Our plan is to go out there across the world and
negotiate trade free trade agreements. And this government
is absolutely united in its determination to deliver in its
determination to deliver on the will of the British people and
to deliver Brexit, his shadow cabinet can't even decide
whether it supports Brexit or not.
What did he say? Income?
No judge Geoffrey Corbyn.
Wow, I love the parliament. That that's so much more fun than
what we do. Now. I don't think we're going.
Up Jeremy Corbyn I met Jeffrey. Again, you know, I just got to
keep tabs on this, but it just seems like a lot of stalling. If
he asked me, that's
the lot of stalling, I would think. Do we have a direct trade
agreement with the UK is?
Well, that's it that we're trying to do some special deal.
There's a lot of trade agreements. Obviously, we have a
lot of UK products over here. And you really need trade
agreements for every damn thing to do. If you ship it over here.
They're
just in Merkel and Obama penned an op ed together. No,
sure they did.
I'm going to translate one paragraph on the fly for you.
It's in German,
Deutsche Bank.
Today we are at a crossroads. The future has already come. And
there will not be a return to a world before globalization. Both
governments are obliged to deepen the cooperation between
companies and citizens. And I'm just going to translate this
quote the whole world community.
Well, there you go. Holy crap,
New World Order.
There you go. Shut up slaves.
My goodness. Oh, they're not hiding it under any chairs or
benches, are they? No. Man,
they're hiding it under German.
Dutch is and by the way, hiding under tables or benches?
It's not so good. translates these chairs or benches. Okay.
I have two little bits here. I cannot leave us without a little
bit of follow up on the millennials and the protests
that are taking place. First of all, you probably already heard
this story
last night public records show about two thirds of those
arrested during the Trump protests either didn't vote or
weren't registered to vote in Oregon. And it got a lot of
people talking many asking if they have a right to complain
about an election. If they didn't make their voices
heard. There you go. Half of them. Not registered. didn't
vote oops.
Vote. Why do I need to vote Hillary's one? Look at that.
Look at the results. They show me in the polls. The one
I'm well we're gonna get to that in a minute. But now says this.
Not all lawmakers are happy with this. I think this is from Iowa.
There's a new bill. It's called the suck it up buttercup bill.
All right. Well, to all the people across the nation
protesting the Trump presidency, canceling exams, bringing in
therapy Dogs and hosting? Yes, there's something called a cry
in one Iowa lawmaker has a message for you suck it up
buttercup. And that's also the name of his new bill that he's
sponsoring in the Iowa State House. So tell us about the suck
it up buttercup bill. Where'd the idea come from? And what
does it do? Well, good morning. Thanks for having me. You know,
the bill was inspired by what I saw across the nation, where I
saw schools with rising skyrocketing tuition costs.
We're also finding new monies and expenditures for things such
as cry rooms, I was hearing reports of rooms where you could
play with playdough. And you could color on books and and
talk about your feelings. That was even hearing reports of some
schools that were bringing in ponies to be able to get
students through the election.
Oh, wait a minute, they should have voted for some vermin
supreme then in that case you could have there was a perfect
candidate. For every one a free pony that was his whole
platform. How you dumb kids
and ponies to be able to get students through the election.
Well, for me, that's a waste of taxpayer dollars. And that also
doesn't prepare kids for life. Because in life, there's winners
and losers. And in life, when your car breaks down, your kids
get sick, or you have to take a second job to pay your mortgage.
You don't get to go to a crisis or you don't get to pet a pony.
You have to you have to you have to deal with it, which is why I
didn't put the bill and the idea inspired suck it up, buttercup.
Well, I can't help but I don't mean to laugh. I mean, if you
laugh because you you want to cry, as they are doing in these
cry rooms. There's another aspect of this bill, though,
that you talked about protesting. We've seen a lot of
protesting that descends into rioting. What's the other aspect
of it? It's true. And that was truly the inspiration was
protecting my constituents. What really inspired me to push this
forward? Was there was a actual blockade of my constituents on
Interstate 80. Last week, and that's dangerous. That's
incredibly dangerous. What if someone had been trying to go to
the hospital? What if someone was was in an emergency, and you
had these kids, you had people acting like spoiled brat, let's
just call it what it is blocking interstate 80. And I have no
problem with the Senate. I have no problem with protesting. I
encourage protesting, I encourage dissent, but you don't
have a constitutional right to impede on the constitutional
rights of others. And when you're blocking the interstate,
when you're falsely imprisoning my constituents and putting
their lives in danger. I have a big problem with that. So I'm
proposing to increase the penalties and giving law
enforcement more tools to prevent that from happening in
the future.
Nice.
Then Oakland, or they tried this last time around, they didn't
get anywhere. But a couple of riots before the more recent
ones they used to run up on the highway at the same highway that
goes which is a
real problem, of course. And yes, you know, I was thinking we
have lots of musicians out there. Lots of Jingle makers. I
have a request. It's obviously it's a pretty straightforward
one. Ready? Remember the song John? Going back in time to the
70s? Yes, we need a new version of it we could do great song.
I think I think he got around this time. Yeah, we need someone
who can actually sing.
That would be man. So micro aggression.
Exactly. This is what this shows about. Hey, I got one final one.
micro aggressions against each other.
Do you remember the I think it was on HBO in the states. The
kids in the hall?
Oh, yeah. They were good. There was a Canadian show. Actually,
they were
way ahead of their time. I'm not sure when this particular
episode aired, but I think the show and off the air in like mid
90s 94 or so. And they have this bit, which is about an art
class, which is so prophetic. It is so they were from the future
at the time. Please listen to this. It is again 96. So 94 What
are we talking about? How many years ago?
You know, about 12 years ago? 20? No 2020 20 A
few years ago,
everyone. Today, today we're gonna be tackling what is one of
the most fundamental yet one of the most demanding drawing
exercises that any aspiring artists may undertake. Or we're
going to be sketching the female nude today. But I'm going to ask
you not to focus on portraiture so much at this point. Just
focus on on on lines and shadow and form. Okay, Sophia, if you
please.
Hey, hey, hey, hey. Yes, yes, excuse me, Mr. Dwyer, but I took
this class to learn how to sketch not the auto some poor
female nude.
Well, this isn't about ogling. No, no, we're just going to
observe line and shadow and four.
We're going to use economic repression to once again exploit
a woman's
body. I don't think that's what we're doing here. No, no. Excuse
me, sister. Are you being paid? Yes. I rest my case.
Well, of course she's being paid. She's a professional
artists model. I I see no reason why we shouldn't use her Are
you sir? You sir? You know, I wish you could hear yourself
sir. Remember language is a virus. Well, I
certainly didn't mean to infect anyone i
That's no excuse sexism in any context is never appropriate.
But what about our charcoal technique? Don't change his
subject here, sir. This class is a travesty that poor woman child
is just another victim of the patriarchy. She is I am a crime
hate crime. Not only that it is also a racist construct. His
woman represents the same white image of beauty that has
oppressed women for centuries. Hate crime, hate crime, are the
nude models of color, the people of girth, the Handi capable, the
elderly, the clear, naked, fat, black crippled dikes are hard to
find. I'm sorry, I said that I have white male. My black anger.
I'm just trying to understand your
black anger. Show it to me again. Thank you. I
understand now.
Sir, you let me only one alternative, I must walk out and
call for a boycott of your classes. Anybody who stays is
obviously a racist. Well, you know that these
issues are certainly valid. And if we could have a dissent
discussion by
with these guys from the future, what is good, unbelievable,
really, really good.
This is not a short term phenomenon. Let's think that
makes it pretty clear. Yeah.
Well, I think we just need to touch briefly on the electoral
college, because that continues, continues. And that I put in the
show notes. The Federalist Papers, number 68. Where
Alexander Hamilton speaks specifically about the the
Electoral College, although it's not the Electoral College, but
it's the electoral electoral whether they call it
something Electoral College.
I don't think it was they the college word came in later, I
believe, and just the electoral and you know why it's a great
read. It's definitely something you want to take a look at. What
is interesting is, Hillary Clinton did her first post,
election speech at the Children's Defense Fund, and the
whole speech by itself, snooze, but the intro from I think the
CEO or the executive director of the Children's Defense Fund, or
the founder and founder Yes, spoke volumes about the thinking
and in
2016, former Senator and Secretary of State Hillary
Rodham Clinton becomes the first woman to win the nomination of a
major party for President of the United States of America. To win
the popular vote in Magento. So we gotta say she is the people's
president. Vice President, as of the most recent count 1,221,480
have said, she's our president, and she is our President.
I'm confused. And I want to just thank her because my two
granddaughters are here tonight. And because of all the past she
has paid for them, one of these soon your daughter or my
daughter and our granddaughters are going to sit in that Oval
Office, and we can thank Hillary Rodham Clinton, for that. So I
am delighted to have her come and share this evening and let
her know that we love her, and that we appreciate all the hard
work that she has done. And to say it is never gonna it's not
gonna be fun. Not that she is our president for the people.
Thank you.
Wow, President for the
rep. So one of our producers sent a note and that was kind of
interesting, citing that there were two counties that accounted
for Hillary's popular vote. Yes, sweet Cook County in Illinois,
where Hillary won by over a million and above 100,001.11
point 2 million more votes than Trump and Los Angeles County
where Hillary won again by over a million votes 1.11 point 2
million, with a comment that if they had taken these two
counties out of the total, that's it not California, but
just two counties are either one of them, for that matter, Trump
would have won the popular vote, but if you took both of them
out, Trump would have won the popular vote by over a million
votes. These two counties really accounted for this bull crap.
Trump himself
said, Yeah, well, if we didn't have the Electoral College, I
would have camped out in Texas and California.
Yeah, it would have gotten to the wishes the problem, you
know, they'd be just everyone would just be targeting the big
cities. The big votes. Yeah. But anyway,
yeah. And they're, oh, man.
Did you know that the Newsweek printed 125,000? This super
collectible?
I thought this. Yeah, they're already on eBay for hundreds of
dollars. Really? They
did, did they? So somebody stole a bunch of them? I guess,
because they were never released, technically. And I
guess, South Park had to change the show. They already produced
the show with Hillary winning. Play here play this little clip.
This is a not to play the whole thing but does a RT report on
the golden girl. Okay,
if a trenker and RT America host Ed Schultz now assessing how the
establishments golden girl fell at the finish.
In the world of Hillary Clinton, it was decided long before
November 8, who's gonna get the White House after Barack Obama
and I tell you what, her world is huge. Did you see many or any
pre election polls that favored Donald Trump month after month?
Essentially, all the media said was Hillary's winning. And even
the day before the vote, the editors of Newsweek were still
inhabiting planet Clinton with this, madam president cover,
which they have to recall when reality struck some 125,000
copies, no less. The creators of South Park were also living in
Clinton land, their pre recorded post election episode also had
her winodws They had to rush and change it to this world. Is
it a bit of a shock?
We're sure this is for real, right. What have you done?
And then at the center of the
minute? Wait a minute. Do you have extra time this morning?
For what?
What were the Where did that come from? All of a sudden, that
was pretty interesting. That drop in
No, no, that was in the show.
That's completely fabricated. That's a that's an it's a studio
with an echo. I can hear that.
No, that was no that was in there in an auditorium. Yeah. So
you want that? So
it didn't sound like it sounded fabricated? That's all I'm
saying?
No, it's in the show.
They were showing this is for real, right.
What have you done? And at the center of the clip?
He's an ISO man, I can't believe you missed that.
That's what have you done? It's a beauty.
That wasn't too bad. Hillary herself,
who never even for a moment stopped to consider the
possibility that non Clinton worlds existed. They had
everything ready for a huge party, including loaded
fireworks machines. Last week, to the surprise of many, many
people, we learned that planet Clinton was just if Let's ask
our tea, America's Ed Schultz, who knows Hillary personally, if
he thinks that Mrs. Clinton still believes that herself at
home, thank you so much for joining us. So who was it that
created the world of Clinton? Was it her campaign chiefs? Was
it maybe bill or anyone else?
Well, I think that there was a lot of people that contributed
to that. The world of Hillary is one of power and influence. And
the world of Hillary is global. And there's a lot of factors
that play into her success over the years. And it is amazing
that she's not President of the United States with all the
resources globally that they were able to put together. Yeah.
I find it it's a bigger story that she's not President than it
is Donald Trump being president. Considering the world of Hillary
man
with the world has gone insane, John, just insane. Insane with
analysis.
And I do see
I'm gonna have to call time here. John. I think we have to
end the show. I have to get out of here on time I have to leave
at 430 It's already 220. So gotta get the show out and
everything.
Okay, well, I got a couple of gems for the Sunday
and I have a face back gem for Sunday as well. The face bag boy
yeah, you're gonna love the face back gem. Dynamite. Okay, good.
Yes, I agree. Very good, very good. So we will see where am I
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