Hi, I'm going to live forever.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, March 9 2017. This is your award winning get
my nation media assassination episode nine or one zero. This
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and counting and broadcasting live from the darkest corners on
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Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry, and
from Northern
Silicon Valley where they're working on the road outside, I'm
just going to be very distracted. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
It's the it's the big infrastructure plan. It's
already underway there.
We got to note like they sent us a note about a week ago from
Pacific Gas and Electric because they're changing all the pipes
or something. And gas lines. And I can actually I can show you
guys where you're good to go.
I can hear. I can hear what they're doing outside. I can
hear it in the background. You only open the window. Oh, that's
okay. I trust you. So you got to note and they said, We're going
to be working on stuff. That's what happened. Oh, they
sent a note saying we're done working. Oh, we're
done working.
I finished the project. We're done. We're good. I want to
thank you for your tolerance. They've been working every day
ever since. Thank you for your courage. Your courage.
Well get used to it because you know, President a Trump is gonna
bring us the big infrastructure change. Big Dig? Yeah. reference
to the Boston's Big Dig. How long was that thing going on? 15
years or something?
35 $35 billion. Now, it was some it was long. It was it was a gyp
Yeah. It was a tunnel. Right. It was a tunnel as a little tunnel
from part A Part A town. B Town?
Well, you know, when when President Trump did his, his
when he addressed Congress, the joint session, he mentioned his
infrastructure plan for a trillion dollars with Public
Private Partnership,
which means we take public money and give it to a private
company. That's your partnership.
I'm not so sure. I don't like what the idea is, but I'm not so
sure. It's what you say our new transportation secretary Elaine
Chao was on? Or was he maybe she's on Hannity. She She
explains what it is with a little bit of prompting from
Sean hannity.com. Try that one out. But she also floods and
make some mistakes, which are very egregious. And I'm I'm very
wary about this infrastructure plan,
you know, the needs of our nation to improve our
infrastructure is so great that the federal government cannot
assume the cost for all of it. So it behooves us as a nation to
address the deteriorating infrastructure by thinking about
new and innovative ways in which we can fund our infrastructure.
And so President Trump has so many really exciting and novel
ideas about how to finance
there's nothing exciting about financing lady nothing
i deteriorating infrastructure.
It's not novel when the sun up
deteriorating infrastructure. So the once again,
cheerio, waiting,
I think she said deteriorating, but we can listen again. I think
she said deteriorating
infrastructure. So the
roll back a little bit further.
Finance are deteriorating infrastructure
this year. Yeah, she does have Barbara one our issue Yeah, Bob.
So the once again, we will become more competitive in the
worldwide environment. And so that America can be great. Once
again,
she's got that part down. But now
so basically, we allow foreign we allow
see flubs we allow foreign
let China build these and it
gets worse because she actually speaking so she said, I have
a novel idea. What we're going to do here is we're going to
have China China nickel, and they'll build a freeway from San
Francisco to Los Angeles and to help pay for it will be a toll
roads of China can collect the money to make the show that
thing works out for them.
Correct. You are listen to her flub again and how she tries to
correct it.
We allow foreign we allow different kinds of money,
private sector money to come into the United States. I'm not
saying foreign
doubles down of private sector money to come into the United
States. I'm not saying foreign. Sorry. You're full of crap lady
you are. That's exactly what you're talking about. She flubs
it. And then she does it again. And then she says, I'm not
talking about foreign money. I gotta hear that whole thing.
Again, this lady's
different kinds of money, private sector money to come
into the United States. I'm not saying foreign to come and fund
let's say A bridge or a road, or it can be any kind of
infrastructure. podcast studio. By the way, I should also add
that the President's initiative on infrastructure will include
probably energy, water.
Second, just a read gurjit tating, in my mind what she
said, which is not saying foreign, but what but her
wordage is the following. We're going to allow money to come in.
That's what I just said. That's what I just said she doubled
down on it. She's firstly said foreign, then she said he's
going to allow and then we're going to allow money to come
into the United States. I'm not saying foreign. And then she
says, I'm not saying foreign right after it.
But what does it mean that What is she thinking? Why she just
say it? Well, she's gonna let foreign money come in and pay
for this stuff. And I don't know how we're gonna pay him back.
We're kind of like Africa, bring the Chinese in, let them build
anything we're
building roads
are very good. And railroads. They're very good at
infrastructure,
including probably energy, water, broadband. So it's not
just the roads and bridges.
So maybe,
here's the listen to the great one, Sean Hannity, if I'm
hearing you correctly, we're going to be paying tolls.
By so maybe hearing you properly midway be what you're saying is
that, for example, if a company were to rebuild the road, they
might get their investment back by, say, having a toll on that
road in this way the taxpayers don't pay a penny,
make a profit? It's no you don't pay a penny only when you want
to use and when? Something like that.
Thank you for putting it that way.
Thank you, because I didn't want to say toll. That was not I've
already effed up on the foreign money thing. I should just back
off,
something like that.
Thank you for putting it that way. That is certainly one
example of how that would work. Now, I have to say there are
some people who may not support toll roads. Yeah, I'm
waving my hand, raising my hand here, lady.
So we have to take a look at all of the financing mechanisms.
Because once again, the needs of our infrastructure are so great
that the federal government cannot and should not be the
only source of funding to repair our bridges our roads in our
energy grid, and our AR to install new aspects of the
infrastructure are now the future
new aspects the New America of the future. I don't know Elon
Musk was his new aspect, the Hyperloop.
Traveling hyper loop to the Hyperloop I've got to take it
grab data. So am I gonna do hop on the Hyperloop? Shoot,
I'm against toll roads we have we have them in Texas.
I Yeah. Well, here's what I think. Because I'm I was a
California native born, you have road issues. We have always been
against toll roads. Even though I think there are a couple of
private ones here and there. Texas, a lot of toll roads,
private and public. Yeah.
And they're not used as much the 130 is going bankrupt because no
one's using it. It's too expensive. It's too expensive.
And what's worse, it actually takes up some of the existing
road the least the way I see it's been built. And here's
another thing about those some of these toll roads that are too
expensive. What the toll the idea of the toll road, as in
modern sense, not in the old sense, it was more like what
they're talking about. But in the modern sense, the idea of
the toll road is to so you can get from point A to point B
without getting stopped it's delayed. These roads they have
so many toll stops. That it's just takes as long to get from
point A to point B as you gotta slow
Yeah, but now we have the EZ Pass and of course that gives
the benefit you that only slowed down a bit but the real benefit
is your Tracked everywhere. As you know you put your your EZ
Pass in a in a Faraday cage when you're driving around San
Francisco.
Yes, I keep my EZ Pass which is only used on the bridge or any
bridge around here. I keep it in like I don't even use a Faraday
cage is aluminum foil works fine. I've already tested these
things. Just wrap it in a little cheap aluminum.
You tested it with your own EMP. Yeah, I can just see you with
dry cell batteries. Like what is
it throw in the glove box in some aluminum foil and you can
you're good to go. i It's not that I give a crap about being
tracked everywhere. Because for example I could have I could be
charged with a crime and prove my innocence by the tracking
device. Impossible but I just don't like the idea of being
tracked or watched by the Samsung TV as to 1984 for my
taste. Okay,
do you want to go there now?
I guess Oh,
But let's just finalize this. Again, I really don't like toll
roads. I just don't understand why people put up with it. You
know, the the the excuse here is we don't have the money. Well,
okay. We spent what three $4 trillion killing overseas
killing brown people in Sandy regions. Yeah, building roads
there. Yeah. So could we maybe just save a little, you know,
kill Les Brown people and then build the roads? I don't
understand why
he's totally in agreement with you.
I don't like it. I just don't. And Texans in general don't like
it as far as I can tell.
And it's just more, you know, it's taken privatization to the
extreme. Well,
really what it is, it's for rich people. It's for rich people.
It's a convenience for rich people who can afford the toll.
Right? I mean, you look at Manhattan. Now, when I when I
was working, working in Manhattan and driving in from
New Jersey, the toll was $4. It's now 15 going to 20. Who can
afford that Gate Bridge, the same thing and I have who can
afford $400 a month in tolls.
I have the Golden Gate Bridge Over here I think is seven or
eight bucks now. And it's and that you have to have a pass to
because they don't really want to pay the toll takers. So he
had to have a pass as a pain in the ass and, and I still have
advertisements for both the Golden Gate Bridge and the San
Francisco Bay Bridge talking about Golden Gate Bridge in
particular, talking about how it's always going to be free.
Oh, it's gonna be free. Forever, it's going to be free forever.
So just pass the bond to build it.
I'm sorry. I take it back. It is $24 to get into Manhattan. 15 is
for a motorcycle. That's a gyp God. Well, it forces people onto
the PATH train. You can who can people can't afford this? Fine.
No,
you thought you can get into Manhattan by using a jump from
Jamaica station using the the little shuttle thing that goes
to Kennedy? Yeah. For less than $24.
I'm talking about from New Jersey or Connecticut, New
Jersey getting into the island of Manhattan. So just briefly,
do you think there are any other innovative exciting ways this
can be financed that would not be result in foreign money
coming in to build stuff. And then although it is also true
that the way we deal with the Chinese in Africa, when they
when they're they're taking all the resources and building the
roads in the hospitals. Then we come in and kick them out.
So maybe good nationalize this stuff after they that's what
I was thinking just nationalized. They just do
reverse privatization. Hey, thanks, China. Oops, we just
nationalized it. It's possible
that that would give us a bad reputation. We didn't know there
was you'd only do that trick once. Yeah, we ever did that.
Well. So before we get into that other thing, let me just say
something about China. I didn't this didn't get a lot of play
that I saw. But I did. I did like it if we don't if we can
only do this 1000 More times we'll have our infrastructure.
Good morning. Oh, this is our brand new Secretary of the
Treasury. Mr. Ross.
Today, the US Attorney for the Northern District of Texas,
filed a criminal plea agreement and information regarding ZTE
Corporation and their egregious deliberate violations of us
restrictions on trade with Iran. This resulted from an
investigation initiated by the Department of Commerce, Bureau
of Industrial Security, ZTE, has admitted liability and agreed
subject to approval of the court to an unprecedented
$1,190,000,000 total combined criminal and civil penalty paid
to the Department of Commerce, Justice and Treasury.
I apologize. It's he's the Secretary of the Department of
Commerce.
With this action. We are putting the world on notice. improper
trade games are over with those who flout our economic
sanctions, export control laws than any other trade regimes
will not go unpunished. They will suffer the harshest of
consequences.
This guy proves that AI really does work though doesn't he? I
am not a robot. I like to
talk very Loud into the microphone.
Well good. Get those shiners whose ZTE, I think they provide
chips
Yeah, well, I think we should know. They provide chips to
Iran. Yeah, thanks. So what is Iran bill with chips? Right that
you're buying potato chips roll we know
phones, tablets, internet all kinds of debates. ZTE Chinese
multinational telecommunications
equipment Chinese company what you want to go after?
Oh, that's what I said. I said Chinese you gotta this
night I heard you say it but I didn't. I wasn't thinking it was
much more than that. And then I'm realizing that they're going
after a Chinese company that's doing business here.
Yes. Yes. And they do business all over the world but the
other big company, I know where they are okay. Why don't they do
I'm sure they could do the same thing but they want to go to
national samurai or TI or Intel or AMD. They really looked into
it.
Well, okay, but I think this is specifically against China.
Yeah. And so and so when we had our banking crisis that brought
the whole economy dogs down, not one banker goes to jail, but
they're gonna file criminal papers on some guy sold a couple
of chips to Iran. Okay. Make sense? Yeah. Fair.
I don't know. The comparison is two different things. But
I'm just saying, you know, these guys they have their priorities
and apparently, they do bring the economy down is not one of
them. No.
So there you go. Now so yeah, you're up to speed maybe briefly
Day Without a Woman.
Okay, I got A Day Without a Woman clip. Give me some guys
see what it says you're gonna go to a day without a woman's day
off.
There you go. Is this a backgrounder?
Kind of
quite a few women stayed away from work today. They marched in
some war read in solidarity with what they're calling A Day
Without a Woman. But Anna Werner was on the job. Wait,
she was working.
Work and they got all these other people work on. Congress
work. That's
not good.
I didn't see any women that weren't working. Tina was
working. I asked. I said, did anyone take off today? She said
no children
and you didn't take off. They did do the appropriate communist
thing because this actually is a throwback to an old communist.
Not pre pre Soviet, you know, real communist there. You know,
they don't exist anymore. Except in America. They had to wear the
red dress. Yeah, yeah.
You either. That was a call back to the to. Julia Roberts, was it
to?
lookers ochres? Yeah. Or call back to hookers? Soviets. Okay,
go on.
I'll take either one for 20 Alec, quite a few
women stayed away from work today. They marched in some war
read in solidarity with what they're calling A Day Without a
Woman. But Anna Warner was on the job and Day Without a Woman
from New York to Los Angeles.
Istanbul to St. Petersburg. Women walked off their jobs to
protest I wanted to show the White House that we are here.
We're not leaving. And to demand equity. We're rejecting a world
that still pays women less women make about 79 cents for every
dollar made by men. on Capitol Hill, Democratic lawmakers crowd
the inequities by stepping out themselves. We walked out to say
enough is enough. Teachers in Alexandria Virginia agreed 300
of the district's 1400 educators stayed home forcing the schools
to close self employed mother Anna Yeager took her four
children to the playground instead.
My sixth grader just finished up a National History Day project
where the theme was people taking a stand in history. So
today he gets to see his teachers taking a stand.
District spokesperson Howard Lloyd says the closure decision
was based on safety. What do you say to parents who say you're
closing because of this?
We've had that reaction and we understand it. For us. It's not
because of any political reason or because of any cause. It is
simply looking at the data.
Alexandria is Jill Erber, who owns three wine and cheese shops
says she's making her own statement.
To me, the best way to demonstrate the strength of
women in the workplace is to be in the workplace and to grow our
businesses and employ the women that we employ. I
agree. As predicted, what I saw were a bunch of middle aged
white women predominantly in the United States. I didn't see
everything from all around the world. It'd be the same and I
just don't understand the concept was the idea to bring
the world to a screeching halt was that the idea? Was that
supposed to show work
well, that's what I mean. I think that was the intent.
That's what strikes are typically about you strike. This
is why I think they need to go full Lysistrata they need to go
no sex. That's where they should be going with this because that
will make a difference. But just you know, there was no
difference nothing stops it's
like good to know sexing is like the is like the one of the
funniest Seinfeld episodes where they decide to make a bet on no
mask no masturbation Yeah. And they all put 10 bucks you know
in a pot and or no don't put anything in the pot until they
fail and they said okay, we're gonna do it and then they they
all go their separate ways and within two minutes, framer comes
back and throws the 10 down because okay
so while I understand that, of course, I'm protesting is
fantastic. Do whatever you want, but it was really just we hate
Donald Trump. That's what I saw if I saw one of our one. They be
honest about it. Just say women hate Trump day we'll be fine.
I have a compliment. hate Trump is a great idea. One of our
producers took a couple of pictures. Let me see I have some
placards. Some signs we have. Our future is female.
matriarchy, now. There's something written in. I think
Arabic. Crayon. No but translated underneath women. Oh,
you shit that's towards Donald Trump. That's a good one. And I
have pregnancy is not a preexisting condition. Wow.
That's old. If you respect women then pay us like you do cheese.
And I'm telling you, I'm just looking at these pictures and
it's predominantly middle aged, privileged white women. Who of
course, were just shopping at stores owned and run by women of
color. They can't take off. No, I don't. I can't take I'm sorry.
I just really didn't dig it. I did not I just I felt it was
senseless. It's senseless act to the 50s. Yeah, exactly. Hillary
Clinton participated, although she didn't go out mainly because
she has a horrendous haircut and she's cross eyed like a crazy
woman right now. And that is evidenced on her Snapchat, which
she sent out into the universe.
There's a lot to fight for
Planned Parenthood education health care jobs.
Every issue is a woman's issue. So stand up resist run for
office via chamber there's nothing quite like Hillary
saying resist resist. We must. We must and we will much of
Stand
Up resent about that. Be committed resist she says resist
all right Hill.
What do you think is causing these this eyeball problem with
her? I think
it's the same thing she's had it's it's something with with
her brain from the from the air quotes fall.
I think it goes back to that plane crash it must. Because
it's never I never saw it before the plane crash. And of course
the plane crash has been completely hushed up. And we
haven't even talked about it though. For almost the entire
election. We've rarely mentioned it.
You were you were talking about real communism.
Yeah, the old fashioned kind Marxism. I picked up Marx to do
the old fashioned international communist conspiracy that really
was at its peak in the 50s. I picked up
a quote from Ronald Reagan. who explains not communism, but
where fascism will come from. If it ever comes to America. I
don't think I've ever heard this quote from him before. I had not
but I liked it.
You know, someone very profoundly once said many years
ago that if fascism ever comes to America, it will come in the
name of liberalism. And what is fascism? Fascism is private
ownership, private enterprise, but total government control and
regulation. Well, isn't this the liberal philosophy? That
conservative so called is the one that says less government,
get off my back, get out of my pocket? And let me have more
control of my own destiny. There you go.
Yeah, I think I've heard that before.
Do you agree with his assertion there? Yeah, generally I do.
Okay. Well, just something to be aware of.
But I bet the same time I'm for socialized medicine, single
payer, you know, you've heard this before and yes.
I don't argue with you about that. And I'll let you go.
That's your standpoint. I don't argue other people argue by
sending me emails about things you say. That's how it works.
I don't forget if you have I'm telling the audience right now.
You'd have any complaint with me. You send me a
note@curry.com adam@curry.com and I will ignore it. Adam can
take it up with me. Oh, yeah. I'll take it. As you know, an
animal bring it up on the show. I have like now eight or nine
homeschool.
worth saying you're right. Vouchers is about government
involvement through money Dvorak is wrong.
I have I have I don't have had printed out for today's show,
but we'll discuss this. Eventually, we've had a bunch of
people writing me. I had both sides though. I said, I had the
side that says, well, there's unschool or nuts are ruining it
for all of us. And then you have the unschoolers that write in
and they say you don't understand it at all right? And
here's why. And then they go on to their little pitch and then
they didn't somehow they make the Can They don't see the they
really see that any kind of and they accuse me by the way, being
a hypocrite for saying, you know, once the government gets
involved in something, this is my my net neutrality argument
with the FCC. And I've said it and written about it. Once the
government gets involved next thing you know they're
regulating it right. And so the homeschoolers believe the same
thing while you're already being regulated by the government,
even if you are a home schooler in most states, in some states
less so than others other states to try to just shut you down if
they can, and arrest you. I mean, California is borderline
that kind of way. We homeschool in Washington state which has a
very, very very amenable to homeschoolers, but they do make
you take tests.
I do want to mention everybody that John you did homeschool
your kids so you do have stand up stand they
know that you have standard stand the scene. Yeah. And it's
a milieu it is embedded in it interesting one too, because
it's deep. It's and people think, Oh, that's too much work
at the home. Now, homeschooling if you're gonna let your
unschooling and you get some philosophy that's your own. It's
crazy. And I said that there is a great infrastructure for
homeschooling is a lot of field trips is delta different
religions have their homeschooling methodology, some
of them are a little more snooty than others. Christians mostly
the Jewish home schoolers are amenable to mixed beloved
mixture of people going to their events. The Muslim homeschoolers
are very open much more so than just about anybody else and the
Christians are now if you're not this way or that way and you
have to sign an oath and do all this other stuff to get in our
group to go to see a cow farm you know, it's outrageous, at
least in Washington state where there's a lot of very strict
pressure but anyways, yeah, we I will address this whole thing
again one of these days
Okay, doo doo as a part of your forthcoming education special
exactly be right in that same right in line with that and the
vinegar
after the vinegar book and, and the cycles book and yeah, yeah.
If if, unfortunately, you pass before I do my eulogy. anytime
soon, my allergy is going to be grateful.
I'm going to live forever. Okay. You gotta clip there. Yeah, I
already got one we're just starting out.
Yeah. If I pass out before you what,
my eulogy will be great. Talk about all the projects you
worked on. And we'll bury them with you.
This is manuscript from the side that won't be
a problem because the pile will fall over and that's how your
demise comes
and that's what happened is some guy was reading some news
article when that guy died and it's just piled fell on him he
died. He was dead for like a month. The file
but you know what, we won't be able to find you but we'll find
your keyboard first.
Yeah, the keyboard was was on the floor. So I had this problem
happening. And the horror would show what the key is like you're
losing the keyboard keyboards on the floor and I kick it with my
this half an hour last year you didn't notice.
We did cross a picket with your crock.
I don't wear crocs. I wear Speedos. I'm sorry. Actually.
We're Skechers that's my favorite shoe right now. So the
keyboard is on the floor. A lot. I'm gonna move it the keyboard
is on the floor and I don't know what key it is. Somebody can
maybe knows. But there's one key and I just bumped it with my
foot and it turns on the mute key. Oh, it mutes the system. So
now I don't hear anything and I think what this happened last on
our last show your me oh and then I did on Horowitz and but I
I assumed What the hell?
Well it may be a key with a little speaker icon with a line
drawn through it. You might want to check that.
Let's see. I have one on my door speaker
on the speaker. There's like couple speaker controls and then
one that has no little sound waves emanating from it that
would get MCE my TV, my videos, my music my pictures that no
keyboard and you get a web TV.
This is an Azio
my mic with you that my little pony?
Yeah. You press a minute. Here's the record As soon as I hit my
pictures from my No, don't do it.
Don't It doesn't do any don't do anything. Don't just let's just
carry on. Yes, the key,
here's their speakers keys, and they're not anywhere near where
I'd kick.
We'll work on this. Maybe I can get you a proper keyboard.
This keyboard is dynamite. Don't get yourself all right. I don't
need a proper keyboard.
So for me the word today, John is Stingray. This is the piece
that I believe is missing from the conversation about
wiretapping. Sting. Okay. You want
to talk about the wiretapping before we talk about the about
the WikiLeaks.
I have Lloyd it kind of kind of flows in so go ahead, start with
your set. I want to we can do Wikileaks.
Absolutely. I wanted to Okay, the wiki once you give a little
background on what happened.
WikiLeaks result. Ricky Ricky Weitz if we do live with Ricky
with WikiLeaks released was it vault seven days zero, which was
a collection interesting collection of things. Which to
me, I didn't really learn anything new.
Well, I did and I'm going to tell you what why it was called
day zero. And because it actually there was a nobody
talked about this. In fact, I'll give some examples. Let's start
with the CBS report. When this thing first broke, CBS did to
reinforces the very propaganda stick of course, and let's play
the CBS reports on WikiLeaks. Part one with the with its
typical slant Central
Intelligence Agency has lost control of highly classified
documents and computer code that describe top secret techniques
for intercepting phone calls, reading encrypted text messages,
and turning televisions into eavesdropping devices. Today
WikiLeaks the anti secrecy website dumped 1000s of pages of
CIA documents in a breach of national security that has been
compared to Edward Snowden is theft at the NSA. The CIA is
prohibited by law from operating in the United States. But Jeff,
the gaze reports, the breach has seriously damaged the agency's
work overseas.
WikiLeaks claims this stolen data came from a former US
government hacker or contractor codenamed vault seven. The
disclosures reveals cyber espionage tools that can take
over internet connected or smart TVs and record audio. The
documents also cite the ability to hack iPhone or Google Android
smartphones. Those hacks allow the CIA to then monitor the
communications of terrorist groups like ISIS, which have
been using encrypted apps to communicate. Critics have
wondered why apps like WhatsApp or telegram haven't been
disabled, but the documents suggest analysts have the
ability to exploit them. Earlier this year, US intelligence
officials accused WikiLeaks of being a propaganda arm of the
Russian government after it released damaging Democratic
Party emails stolen through Russian cyber attacks. When the
emails were published during the presidential campaign. Candidate
Donald Trump praised the organization.
WikiLeaks.
I love WikiLeaks, the latest disclosures now threaten us
intelligence capabilities.
Okay, couple things before we go on. Yeah, but it cut it off,
they're stuck. They already put it in stolen through this
Russian stole from the DNC, that just as a matter of fact,
now, if that's how it works, doesn't matter what you say.
We're stuck with this meme. And if anybody out there goes to
dinner with someone who does listen to the show, they're
going to this will come up and you're gonna go you're gonna
just roll your eyes and you're just mumbling to your breath.
The other thing is that saying I love WikiLeaks is not the same
as praising them. This is the kind of misreporting that I
accuse CBS of doing constantly.
I agree, but that's also an alternate universe perspective,
the way people listen to things.
Yes. And so you say Donald Trump praised WikiLeaks, and the quote
was WikiLeaks. I love WikiLeaks. That doesn't it's not a praise
at all. Is just that you love me alum but you know, don't think
that that you just love them. I agree. I agree. I mean, I you
love things that you don't you and I think they're crap.
No things I think are crap. I don't love what you're talking
about. But I understand what you're saying some old
comfy shoes. Yeah. Anyway, so they go on with this kind of
thing. And here's part two
wiki leak says it has more information than that revealed
by NSA leaker Edward Snowden, former CIA acting director,
Michael Morel. How would you compare this to Snowden?
This is CIA's Edward Snowden. That big this is huge. In terms
of Have what it will tell the adversaries. And we'll have to
essentially start.
I need to stop that for a second. He said this is CIA's
Edward Snowden. Yeah. So everybody knows Edward Snowden
the day by the way. Yeah, Edward Snowden spied on and released
CIA document. He was no, he was a spy for the CIA and released
NSA documents.
Yes. So does anybody want to put two and two together Hello.
In terms of what it will tell the adversaries. And we'll have
to essentially start over in building tools to get
information from our efforts.
If you want. I'm going to take that back. And we just roll that
back again. Let's just be in the alternate universe for a moment.
The way we hear people do this all the time on the news and
take what Mike Morel says here. And we're straddling, we're
straddling this is a straddle this is a straddle Be careful,
everybody hold on a second. That out the boys are straddling
Okay, here we go.
says it has more information than that revealed by NSA leaker
Edward Snowden, former CIA acting director, Michael Morel.
How would you compare this to Snowden?
This is CIA's Edward Snowden.
So you can take that thing? This is Ed Snowden did this. You can
say this is the the NSA doing this to the CIA? There's so many
ways you can interpret this.
That's the only way I interpret it. I agree with you. This is
the NSA says, Oh, really? You're gonna do that to us? We know
stones and CIA guy said, so a million times he still has his
card apparently. Can't get him out of the Russia though. Can
you boys, and here's a little, here's a little gift for you.
Boom. And it was this was brought up to what's funny about
it. The NSA, I think has every right to do this, because this
is all their job. They're the ones who are supposed to be
doing this sort of thing. And I think their work that the CIA is
doing it
with this Ultimate Universe story come from?
came from the alternate universe. Let's continue with
the clip
of Snowden. This is CIA's Edward Snowden. That big, this is huge.
In terms of what it will tell the adversaries. And we'll have
to essentially start over in building tools to get
information from our adversaries.
Oh, please, you took Russian tools and repurpose them, you
moron just like we did with snow?
Just like we do. It's no, there is no suggestion in the
documents that these tools are being used against Americans.
Scott, the CIA is not commenting on the data, nor would it
confirm its authenticity. Oh, no, of
course not. Yeah. Nice. You don't have to. I
like that. That's I'm gonna give you a borderline for that one. I
thought that was pretty, pretty damn good.
All right, then onward. So we have we want to hear the other
bit, actually the most balanced and most interesting and most
revealing, because he wouldn't answer the question is was when
Panetta was on PBS, but before we go there, let's go to RT
because they of course, get a kick out of this stuff. And they
like to give us the needle. And so they introduce Caleb Maupin
who's that character who does these kinds of reports and he
looks into it for us. This is Kayla mopan on WikiLeaks has
come out with a new batch of CIA documents and the revelations
are quite impressive. Apparently, American spies can
hack almost any type of smartphone bypass encryption and
Snoop via smart TV. Now the documents show that the US
Consulate in Frankfort is apparently a secret CIA cyber
surveillance hub. All kinds of agents whose primary work is
spying on people in the Middle East Africa and Europe have set
up shop right under Berlin's nose with diplomatic visas.
Remember what Angela Merkel once said?
Since we started talking about the NSA, I have always made it
clear to the US president spying in France is not acceptable.
To bad those being spied on are often longtime US allies and
NATO members. Back in 2012, the United States spied on the
French presidential election campaign. And should we even
bother to bring up Merkel's own phone? What more the CIA has a
program allowing it to mimic all sorts of techniques. It's called
Umbridge. And it leaves behind the fingerprints ie the password
lists, key loggers, etc. of other hackers. Essentially, it
allows the CIA to make it look like someone else did it. And
the CIA maintains a substantial library of tricks and techniques
stolen from other countries, including Russia.
That's one of the the classic aspects of it which is done not
of course, just by the CIA, but by other agencies. And that is
to give the impression that the attack is coming from another
source and that's one of the state of the art ways of doing
it. You of course demonstrate with thrill if you like the
investigators off the scent, by giving the impression it comes
from multiple targets from multiple sources, and that's
certainly one of the cases that has been made of course in
recent times with allegations Both from hacking and
interference in electoral systems and so on.
CIA officials refused to confirm the authenticity of the report.
But available experts aren't exactly questioning or doubting
it. The fact that the CIA is able to carry out essentially
false flag hacking is certainly relevant in the conversation in
the lead up to several European elections and the rumors about
mysterious Russian hackers. Okay, well, mopan RT New York
for
a little addition to this. I have a Euro news report. So that
was the Russia Today, here is your news with their version of
this story. That was a fortuitous accident.
Note for the first time Germany finds itself at the center of a
spying scandal involving the United States. This time all
eyes are on the US Consulate in Frankfort. It's being used as a
covert base for CIA hacking operations covering Europe, the
Middle East and Africa. According to the whistleblower
website, WikiLeaks, the German government says it takes the
publication of the CIA documents seriously. Does this Green Party
MP who's already part of a German parliamentary inquiry
into a previous spying scandal involving the US national
security agencies. This matter must be investigated
immediately. He says in 2013, German media reported claims
that US intelligence agencies used the American Embassy in
Berlin as a listening station. Revelations by former NSA
contractor Edward Snowden about wide ranging espionage in
Germany by the US included allegations that involve
Chancellor Merkel's mobile phone. Alright,
so there's your own news version. I like yours
better. There's a couple of things you should make note of
here for the people that aren't familiar with what's going on
with with Snowden why they don't shoot him. He does have a
deadman switch, and all the files and this is only
supposedly 1% of the total gross number of files. He's going to
release the next group being supposedly we say Snowden, but
you mean Assange, I made to Assange. Sorry, Assange kid. So
the Saj is not being killed because he has a deadman switch.
And he's already released the entire universe of these files
of which this is only 1%. Right. The next group coming out will
be supposedly about the US Senate and about senators while
the Senate are beholden to the CIA, who,
of course, we know that the CIA spied on the Senate
now, yes, yeah. Yes. Because of and the one get that most irked
by it was Feinstein. Yeah. You shouldn't be the only one honest
enough to bitch about it. Anyway, so the whole thing is
out in a number of people have downloaded it. It's I don't know
what the file size is, but it's huge. So you do, and it's not
accessible. But if something happens to Assange, the key goes
out and you can get the whole thing locket, exactly. And
that's the idea. So that's what's going on. So the thing is
out there and everybody's has a copy. I don't have a copy. Just
so you know. And so let's go now but again, we had to go back to
this original release. And how many people did reports on this
without picking up on the thematic aspect of the of the
zero day name of it and let's start by going to PBS which did
pick up on it they didn't pick up on it on their initial
discussion, but here they are. This is Panetta. He shows up to
to be the apologist in waiting for the CIA. And he comes on PBS
and his Panetta on CBS PBS one.
Yesterday is WikiLeaks dump of documents was yet another major
breach of classified information inside US intelligence services.
Hurry, Sreenivasan picks up our story.
Today, the story about intelligence leaks advanced on
multiple fronts. Reuters reported intelligence officials
have known about the security breach since last year and are
focused on contractors as the likeliest source of the leak and
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said President Trump is
extremely concerned about the breach. For more on all of this,
we turn to Leon Panetta, he served as the CIA director
during the Obama administration, Mr. Panetta first what's
happening in the CIA right now if it's a mole, how do they find
him? If it's an inside job, him or her? Or if it's from the
outside? How do we figure out where we were hacked?
Well, I think the more important issue is going to be how do you
replace those those important tools that have now been made
public?
Okay, so he starts off right away with not answering.
We knew we knew these tools had had been lost or stolen, or at
least they knew over a year ago that Yeah. But so now we're
going to get to the bottom of what the why it was called the
Zero Day. Okay. So and only PBS picked us up and of course, We
have Panetta here who's already avoided the first question, and
he's definitely not going to answer this one. So we're going
to hear it. We have three clips in a row where we pretty much
hear the same question asked over and over and over again in
different ways. And Panetta goes on and on and on about something
else. He refuses to talk about this. But this is the key
question that needs to be addressed.
I think it caught a lot of people by surprise that the CIA
has such an extensive hacking operation, then we have the NSA
for that. Why is the CIA doing this?
Well, the CIA does it for intelligence gathering purposes.
Abroad, it's not done here in the United States and abroad.
The NSA is not a domestic spying operation. No, it can do it. But
it's an overseas signal processing operation that takes
in every communication it can and tries to analyze it. So
they'd be more interested in doing this. And the CIA should,
which should be more boots on the ground, and less NSA stuff.
So this is this is a misdirection. This answers
bullcrap.
Yeah. Yeah. Does this Yeah.
What can I say? Gathering purposes, abroad, it's not done
here in the United States, it's done abroad. And for that
reason, the CIA has to develop the capabilities that it has
developed in order to be able to track those that are known
suspects of terrorism. You know, we, we went through 911 There
was a national commission that was established, but to find out
why we were attacked.
Yeah. Okay, that's a 911. Bring that back in fine. Okay,
so that's the question when it's cleared up. Now we go to clip
three, which is got I think the question we're looking for
speaking of sharing information back in 2010, when he was still
CIA director, the Obama administration said that they
would share zero day vulnerabilities, those hacks
that are core in pieces of software, like an Apple iPhone,
or an Android operating system with the technology companies.
But here, we have evidence that the CIA has hoarded a lot of
those zero day vulnerabilities and really violated that trust.
Well, I have to tell you, at least in my time, as Director of
the CIA, that we had a very good relationship with, with Silicon
Valley and with high tech companies. And, you know, we had
a cooperative relationship, obviously, they have their
interests, and we respect that they are dealing with privacy
issues, and we respect that as well. But in the end, all of us
are concerned about being able to ensure that we are able to go
after terrorists that were able to detect when they are planning
attacks on this country and elsewhere, and that we are able
to take steps to protect this country. And I think what we
have to do is make sure that we get back to that kind of
cooperative relationship.
I like that he still speaks as if he CIA director, you notice
that? Yes, he does. We got to do this. We got to take care of it.
He's just like he's still there.
Yeah, well, he's probably still is in some sense. But but he
didn't answer the question. Of course, no, you agreed Panetta.
And and all your buddies agreed that you're going to share these
zero day exploits, hence the name of the file that I gotcha,
yeah, you're going to, you're going to share these zero day
things to help these companies from being screwed over by
various exploits or bad actors or to the mafia, or who knows
who by telling them? That was the deal? What happened to the
deal? That's the question. He didn't answer that question. He
doesn't answer it again.
The thing that has a lot of people concern is when you keep
these zero day vulnerabilities to yourself, and you don't tell
Apple or you don't tell Google or you don't tell Microsoft,
Hey, there's this hole in your software. That means that
identity thieves, other governments could also be using
this. And I mean, I think there's also general discomfort,
to put it mildly with consumers who say, wait a minute, I
thought that, that my product was safe. But here, I don't
necessarily know whether it's even my government's looking out
for my best interests.
Well, again, I think the again, I won't answer a mental issue
that's involved here is whether or not we want our intelligence
agencies and our law enforcement agencies to be able to protect
our country and I know that there, there's often this debate
about are we going to be able to protect our security and our
freedoms at the same time? I believe we can. I don't think we
have to make a choice. But now
he's not even he's made up some quite he's answering something
that wasn't even discussed. You gotta love that. I think we can
do this and not because I know a lot of people disagree with me.
But I think we can protect our privacy and our security at the
same time. It's got nothing to do. He's back in question.
Yeah, he's back on that balance between privacy and security.
He's
not the question, though. Question is, you promise you are
going to do this and you didn't do it? I know, you lied. You
lied to the American public, you lied to industry? Why
I know that there are there's often this debate about, are we
going to be able to protect our security and our freedoms at the
same time? I believe we can. I don't think we have to make a
choice on that. The reality is that what the CIA has done in
terms of its capabilities, and what it says aid, what it is
able to do, is done pursuant to the law, and is done pursuant to
oversight by the Congress and by the intelligence committees on
the Hill. They are fully aware of what capabilities the CIA
has. And that is the way we try to protect our freedoms at the
same time.
Let's just talk briefly for a moment about zero day exploits
because I'm sure a lot of people are listening. I have no idea
what that is.
Well, we're gonna explain it. Go ahead. No, no, I was I was
thinking you. A zero day exploit is a is a flaw that is
discovered in some code. And and that you if you if you discover
it on day zero, Day Zero refers to the day it's discovered,
right? If you're the one who discovers it, and you want to
use it for malicious purposes, that's your opportunity. You
have this, this zero day exploit you know where it is it when you
start exploiting it for some reason spam or, or Trojans
planting things when making botnets, or whatever you're
going to do. We're listening in on somebody through some screwy
mechanism, until somebody else comes along and finds out that
you've been doing this. You actually you own long as you own
it, right? And, and here's what Tina asked me. Why did the FBI
need apples cooperation to unlock the Bernardino San
Bernardino shooters iPhone, but they can access it anyway. And
here's the explanation I gave what to think is correct is once
it's the guy was was gone was dead to the phone was locked.
That was a different problem that's getting into it as an
issue when someone's using the phone. It's not that hard to get
you know to piggyback somehow get something in there exploit
the zero day. The code that is that is exploitable and then
play need is to be able to see the screen and see what you're
tapping on the keyboard. That's how you get around all the
encryption stuff. That's all you need. Yeah, keyboard logger. Get
your password and anything you want. They may
get a key logger in there it was just one of the things zero
point might do Yeah, or zero day yet you open open the system up
enough for you to push a key logger on to the into the code
and let them just then you just get everything they're doing and
every time they type something in it gets sent to the central
servers which you know there are keyboard logs there was a
company in New Zealand that's really kind of made a kind of
made an art out of this I don't know how many spooks or agencies
but they did with the old Compaq computer this was some years ago
they would they actually sold a Compaq and you could buy these
from this company in New Zealand. It was a Compaq
computer keyboard that complete keyboard look just like the
original oh it looks perfect. But it had a keylogger built
into the keyboard it had a keylogger built in beautiful
nothing you can do about bootiful there's absolutely
nothing and
that thing is broadcasting Bluetooth and all kinds of great
stuff. Oh nice.
Yeah, that was that was and I I'm sure there's other keyboards
around like that that come with certain computers with the get
the key like when you once a key logger is built into the system
like that you there's no anti virus anti malware there's no
way I hear that you can monitor the your outs flow of your of
your internet connection, which is damn near impossible.
I see. You'll see a report that you may have a key logger if if
your keyboard mysteriously mutes your system. Yeah, I'm just
saying
though it's possible. Yeah. You never know what these key
loggers and as long as you can get everyone's password. Yeah,
of
course. None of this is is discussed in the corporate
media. Not that I've seen that no one has really discussed a
zero day exploit well, they asked him the question that's
appropriate. He's not answering. I don't think they actually
understand the question. Panetta may. But PBS people I don't
think they really understand what they're talking about.
No, nobody knows what they're talking about. And it was just I
think that that Assange named it the zero day. Yeah, as a wink
wink tried to say hey, here's a hint, you might want to look
Look this term up because there's some kind of things that
may be applied to it. Yeah. And it was still done. Oh, that guy,
you know, he's ruined it for everybody. You know, Snowden.
Snow is so CIA, Snowden. I mean, the whole thing is this the
reporting on this is just terrible. And it's gonna be more
funny. As we go along and he keeps bringing out new stuff. I
wish he'd bring it out at a faster clip.
Well, this is clearly coordinated. To me. There's no
doubt that Trump's tweet, whether in collusion or or he
had knowledge of WikiLeaks or whatever, there's some collusion
between WikiLeaks and the president. That was no
coincidence. You throw you throw something, you throw something
big out there about people wiretap and you, boom,
immediately you get Oh, and here's how they do
it. And now here's what you have to do if you're the mainstream
media, because you still got to keep this guy Trump under wraps
and maybe get him fired. Yeah, you just got to attack him. So
we have Scott Pelley with Panetta Yeah, same as other
I do. You have. The opening is opening question.
I have Yeah, I do. Scott Pelley would have been a very we're now
this is what's the question wasn't as interesting to me as
the introduction of Panetta. Yes, I have never in my life
heard this watching TV, or even going into power analyzer where
this sort of weird introduction to Panetta is used. I've never
seen it,
especially from the Tiffany network. The Tiffany news
network, CBS, touted as top notch.
I agree. I was thinking, I'm thinking I'll kind of preface it
for people. What he's going to do is he's going to before he
brings Panetta on, he's going to give his background to try to
give us some qualifications, why he's talking about anything,
even though normally they just bring him on, let them talk. We
kind of know who he is. But they go on and on and on with all
these. He does does he does that he does this. He's a great guy.
And he was this before there's that and then he went to college
and all this stuff. It looked like it looks like something on
Linked In. And I mistake a why were they doing this? Was it?
Was there a code in here? Is there something that you know
somebody Oh, you know, something somebody's gonna say. So we have
to look for some key to something I have no idea that
the
White House Well, today, we wanted to get some insight into
all of this from Leon Panetta. First, let us remind you why
Washington listens when he speaks. Panetta was Chairman of
the House Budget Committee, Director of the Office of
Management and Budget, White House Chief of Staff under
President Clinton, Director of the CIA when Osama bin Laden was
killed, Secretary of Defense under President Obama and his co
founder of the Panetta Institute for Public Policy. In the last
few he's
a coffee drinker and he loves metal. That's all that was
missing
in the last few weeks.
He doesn't kick puppies policy.
In the last few weeks, the President has told his military
that there are terrorist attacks no one knows about because the
press covers them up. He's described the news media as the
enemy of the American people. He has likened his own intelligence
agencies to Nazis. And now we have the wiretapping charge
against President Obama. Is it appropriate to ask whether the
President is having difficulty with rationality? Yeah,
I agree. And I heard that and this is new. This is new,
everyone's not doing the list. And he didn't actually do the
the appropriate list of all the things that Trump has lied about
or is wrong about or is nuts about. But this is the this is
the thing. He did this. All these I think demonstrably
debunk bubble facts, from the from the universe's we straddle.
That just being put out time and again as 100% Truth. Yeah.
Without any question, because it's Trump who can't be right.
And then to say, this is your problem with rationality. Wow.
Okay,
which is, which is miserly to say. Do you think he's unhinged?
Guess Guess who's not going to be invited to the next gaggle?
I'd say CBS News is on deck.
I would say yes. Yeah. Well, I happen in his answer. If there's
not an interesting I just clipped it just in case. Because
it was the question that was the most interesting part. But
Panetta kind of agrees with him, of course, well, in kinetic,
you can really because it's in the app to see the video. He
starts. Like his smile. He's trying not to laugh and it takes
him a good tooth two or three seconds to start his answer.
It does just having
you cut the cord cut the pause. That was the best part. You're
now
at Scott the
dog. You can hear him like smacking his lips. The coin of
the realm for the coin of the
realm.
Yeah, that was another interesting one. The coin of the
realm I've never heard is it's an old phrase. In fact, I want
to do something on today's show talk about a little while about
kind of isolating some of these old phrases. And making a list
like a definitive no agenda list started one of these, I think,
yes, we did. But we never followed up. Now I have a file
that I can open, it will just add to it. And but coin of the
realm was one of them. And it's, you should look it up and read
their official definition. But it kind of means. What does it
mean? It kind of means you're what you used to. Used to
operate, you know, what do you use to operate the coin of the
realm is what I think that's what it means.
Like, for some reason, coin of the realm, let's just see what
the book of knowledge has to say, coin of the realm. That's
Merriam Webster, shall we take her? Yes. Okay. Come on, Marion,
Marion, Marion. The legal money of a country something valued or
used as if it were money in a particular sphere? So it's, it's
a valuable capital, I guess.
Yeah, I guess something like that coin of the realm. Okay.
Scott, the coin of the realm for any president is trust. I
trusted the American people in the credibility of that
President. And when he says the things that he says, in
particular, this allegation about wiretapping that has no
bit of evidence to support it, it raises concerns about trust
in the president. Because there are one or two conclusions you
draw. One is that he says these things, knowing that they're not
true by love in order to divert the public.
Now, I really love this. Because this is this just shows you the
hubris and the arrogance, and he gives you a number of choices.
Notice the choice that is not there is he's right. This is
what's true, because we haven't proven otherwise, when instead
you get these choices as
these things knowing that they're not true, in order to
divert the public. And if he's doing that he's misusing the
powers of the presidency. Or he truly,
which is now being claimed as an impeachable offense was Yeah,
hours of the presidency. Or he truly believes that they are
true, when indeed, they're not true. And he hasn't tried to
find out, which then shows a real lack of judgment either
way, I think it undermines and weakens the strength of the
presidency in this country.
How and of course, the the option is, well, maybe, maybe
it's true.
Now he leaves it possibly as true. Well, if you want to hear
the answer to possibly true i Do you have General Hayden, the
more criminal Yes. He's on a coal bear. Yeah. And Hayden is
asked by Cole bear about the wiretap. Now, General, let's
get straight to the heat of the meat here. On Saturday morning,
the heat
of the meat is that also old phrase never heard of it. The
heat of the meat.
The heart of the matter is what he wanted to say. But he said
the heat of the meat. Yeah, I don't know what he's thinking. I
don't know why,
but I'm obsessed about this kind of stuff. I'll look at
now. General, let's get straight to the heat of the meat here. On
Saturday morning at 635. In the morning, the President tweeted
that Barack Obama wiretapped him in Trump Tower. Is that
possible? No. Now
the heat of the meat, according to Urban Dictionary, the mass of
her ass times the cube of her boob times the angle of your
dangle, that is the heat of the meat. Wow. So would you like to
further explanation? When you are it said I'll read it
verbatim. If you're sensitive. Don't listen. If so, when you're
railing aces a
root this is a lewd term Jared dropped on national TV he
dropped that. He dropped it in. Okay, so heat of the meat. I'll
just do the whole thing. The heat of the meat means the mass
of her ass times the cube of her boob times the angle of your
dangle. So when you're railing a girl and she complains, it's too
hard. You tell her the mass of your ass and the cube of your
boob must be wrong because the angle of my dangle is right on.
Oh, sorry, I read it to you now.
Like a mediocre poem.
Yeah, but that's that's what Colbert is talking about. I
guess. Tumble So
I think someone should write a nasty note to the FCC on this.
Can't say stuff like that.
So I'm taking it back to Stingray, and we'll take a
break. And we'll come back with that. It's very easy to say not
wiretap, it's very easy to say CIA, NSA, FBI didn't wiretap
because this is what local police enforcement uses. They
have the Stingray, they can park their van right outside Trump
Tower or fly the plane over the city the way they've done in
many US cities, and just suck up everything into the Stingray,
everything. And that's how they did it. And I'll tell you how we
know that's how they did it, or how they know me see I have here
we go. This is former CIA analyst, of course, is an RT
guy. Larry Johnson, talking to Johnson. Yeah, he's great. Yeah,
here he is talking about what happened. The time the timeline
is something you didn't know on the last show, and it needed to
go I got the timeline. But the timeline is important.
Donald Trump is in essence, correct, that the intelligence
agencies and some in the law enforcement community on the
side of the FBI were in fact, illegally trying to access
monitor his communications with his aides, and with other
people. All of this was an end to trying to destroy and
discredit his presidency. I don't think there'll be any
doubt of that. I think it's worth noting that the head of
the National Security Agency, and Admiral Rogers made a
journey to Trump Tower search shortly after Trump had won. And
in the immediate aftermath of his visit, the see and Jim
Clapper and others in the intelligence community called
for his him to be fired. Now, why did Rogers go to Trump
Tower? My understanding is those caller who was to cover himself
because he was aware that the NSA had been the authorities had
been misused and abused with respect to Donald Trump.
There you go. And that makes more sense than anything else
else we've heard.
Yeah. And everyone's got their own favorite ex CIA analysts.
This one's on our T so he must be he's probably been co opted
by Putin by the Russians.
Oh, yeah. All right, hookers.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and saying
the morning to you John C. As he stands for Chinese are coming
double rack.
In the morning, you'll miss random curiosity in the morning
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yet people in the mouth
so can we take a little moment and do this little thing with
our list of sayings? That would be cool to bring back what was
the one that we just talked about? already forgotten the
coin of the realm coin of the realm, right? I'm gonna put on
the list I have, are you keeping the list? Or am I keeping the
list I am going to keep the list as a file on this podcast and
computer not my other one. That's going to be called Old
uses just dot txt. And when we talk about this, I'm going to
bring this file up because gonna be around the desktop. And we're
gonna just add to it and distribute it when it gets big
enough, but what else did we have that was? I got a couple of
cripes, of course, is one of the ones I've always liked to use.
Yes. Cry. Crikey. And I've got a couple of ones that I picked up
that got me into this idea that I picked up over the weekend.
Okay. And I just casually said I was talking to Mimi, and I said
there's a word that your parents use to use fuss budget.
I'm not familiar with this one.
But that's you know, first budget or you can do self
explanatory as a first budget, you know, a level where these
pens aren't straight. Another one because JC and Jesse were
living here. They finally moved back to the little house but
they were living here for a week or two other working on the
other house. And he's always gets up in the morning and the
only way to describe what he's wearing is a top is skivvies
Oh skivvies? Yeah, so, yes, he was just dressed in his
skivvies?
Yeah, he had his skivvies on Yeah, which is kind of like a
raggedy t shirt the way I always saw it.
hoodwinked. bamboozled any of the way would would winked when
we put her on. bamboozled dumbfounded,
bamboozled. dumbfounded that's good. But else
you know, Tina keeps using this. We came up with jabroni Yeah.
jabroni she uses Jumoke Jumoke. That's an ever heard of heard
Moke. I've
never heard of gacha brony. And Jumoke. Jumoke is east coast.
Jim. Well, she's
not east coast. But Jumbo. That's where it comes from. I
you hear Jumoke? A lot.
I love Jumoke.
I also have sons.
We still use gypped. GF. Yeah. You're not allowed to use it.
Because you're saying you're you're making reference to gypsy
crooked,
crooked gypsies. Yes. So my mom used to always say this, and I
didn't realize what it really meant until I saw a photo. And I
when I was a kid, she'd say, Your room looks like the wreck
of the Hesburgh
nice. The wreck of the Hesperus. Yeah, that's
just okay. And so I saw a picture online some years later,
which was a photo of the wreck of the hesper. Us and now I know
what she meant. It is the biggest mess. I think that's
ever been created by a ship sinking or blowing up or
whatever, they'll happen. Oh, I didn't know this. Oh, X rageous
was such a mess. And I guess it became a phrase in the 30s or
40s Whenever the ship blew up. Nice. Anyway, that's about all I
got right now.
Oh, well, it's a good start. So if anyone has
any of these and want to just email us put in the subject line
put words
and we will put 911 in the subject line. Don't worry about
it
before but 911 on the for the other thing, but words would be
good. And,
like I like it. That's a good idea. All right.
I think it is a great idea because I've you know, I've seen
these lists online. They always blow and
you always have to hit next to get a whole new page of
advertising. Next disgusting. Hey, John, hop in the machine,
man. You ready? There we go. Get into the alternate universe
straddle machine.
Forward.
We go,
America First
Welcome to the straddle of the universes. We got a headache
from that one. And that dog is always there to where's this dog
coming on dog? Okay, so I have a number of clips from the
alternate universes, and I want to share them with you. And this
is probably a need to play this one first because this is the
attitude that I'm seeing on the face bags. The attitude in
general from people who are who did not vote for President
Trump. Maybe the people who voted for Hillary Clinton are
sad that it didn't work out. This is, of course Hollywood
person, actress Jane cos Marijke. Best known for her role
as the mom in Malcolm in the Middle. And she's on the Tavis
Smiley show. Just listen to what she's saying and how she is
breaking her own boundaries of reasonable conduct.
I refer to my family in the Locky as my favorite basket of
deplorable. You know, I think the gloves really have come off
in this and that, you know, the thought of not hurting someone's
feelings or not. I find this president has so hurt the
feelings of every human being in this country, and the civil
rights that he is trampling on. So I'm not too worried about
hurting the feelings of him or the people who support him. And
I know we're not supposed to do that. And in school, they're
telling all the children you know, you have to find common
ground. Sorry, there's no common ground.
Yeah, fuck Kids, go ahead. There's no common ground, do
whatever you want. And you just feel like resist, resist,
resist, resist.
And you just realize, you know, I turned 60 I'm 61 now, but I
kind of thought the rest of my days after, after President
Obama, was that going to be you know, we are now going to be
live in that country. Do we turn the corner, we turned the corner
in the corner. Yeah. And I never thought my next 2030 years would
be hopefully getting back to not hopefully we will get back to
where we're supposed to be as human beings and as moral
characters in this country and in this world.
Well, why don't you start with yourself? Going to be a moral
character?
What Trent what civil rights as the trampling is,
well, not only is he trampling on civil rights, he's hurting
everyone's feelings. Okay, everybody, everybody's feelings,
John completely hurt everybody's feelings.
Now this gender family of deplorables back in Wisconsin.
And now this
is very interesting. This is on CNN. John King, I think it is.
And he's apparently has a roundtable show as well.
Everybody doesn't see. And so CNN has taken a stand about
publishing photos of the recent executive order signed by the
President, because it was a press pool photo listener,
this is a signature issue of this President, he would very
much like to be front and center in revising it and improving
that I'm sticking with this. I'm going to be resilient, but he
criticized the judges publicly. But the fact that we won't show
you the picture of the President signing an executive order is
incredibly important to his administration at a very
important policy debate in our country, we will not show you
the picture because we have a policy that you cannot have can
press release pictures from a White House if you have to let
the reporters in the President's a big boy, he doesn't have to
answer questions if they're shouted at him, but they
wouldn't let anyone in because of the other issue.
Please, did you publish nothing but pictures that were done by
Obama's personal photographer all the time? There was a little
complaining about it, but you gave up and he totally published
those pictures. I found that to be unbelievable.
Ly Yes. This is misery. This is a very, that's low. They have
very low
very low, okay. In the alternate universe, saying horrible things
about women is bad if you're Trump, but if you're a Democrat,
it's okay. Especially if you're a black Democrat, Nancy Pelosi,
commenting on very sexist comments from one of her
colleagues towards Kellyanne Conway,
I need to ask you about this crude joke that was told this
week by a member of your caucus Democratic Congressman Cedric
Richmond at the Washington press club foundation annual dinner at
the expense of White House counselor, Kellyanne Conway,
take a listen. And you
can just explain to me that that circumstance because you really
look kind of familiar in that position there.
So what he's saying, and this is Kellyanne Conway, who was on her
knees on the couch, the joke is blowjob joke.
We get oh, is a good play it again. Yes, she
looked pretty familiar in that position. I guess maybe she's
blown him.
That circumstance because she really looked kind of familiar
in that position
there. So that's a blowjob OB joke.
It's a blow job joke.
It's a funny blow job joke. It's not
even a Republican would have used that joke. Oh, um, and yes.
Did
you were you gonna say OMG?
I was gonna say Oh, me. Yes. Okay.
Well, the conversation that ensued between Tapper and Pelosi
is straight out of the alternate universe Leader Pelosi
That joke was sexist. It was disgusting. Shouldn't disgusting
if blow job Joe tapper easy, was sexist. It was disgusting.
Shouldn't the Congressman apologized to Kellyanne Conway?
And honestly, where is the Democratic Party in expressing
outrage about this?
I wasn't at the dinner. I'm just finding out about this. But the
fact is,
I wasn't there. I didn't just hear the A get better. But let
me say something about Trump this
I wasn't at the dinner. I'm just finding out about this. But the
fact is, I'm still in sort of a state of what is going on here.
That the person who occupies the White House is the person who
was on that Hollywood video that said the crude things he said
about women.
So this is her response. Some guy made a blow job joke about a
woman who was famous and in the Trump administration. I don't
know about that. But my God, did you hear him say grab her by the
post, as you all
are criticizing Cedric for something he said in the course
of the evening, and he maybe should be criticized for that. I
just don't know the particulars. But I do every day marvel at the
fact that somebody said the gross and crude things that
President Trump said, wouldn't even be allowed in a frat house,
and he's in the White House. Oh, man.
Does she not understand the irony of this? This is crazy.
You're being critical of this guy. And maybe he's made an off
color joke, but Trump is horrible. Oh, man. Well,
I think we've covered the Access Hollywood tape quite a bit. But
I guess the question is, if one criticizes only Republicans when
they make rude comments, does that not undermine the moral
authority? If if they don't criticize when Democrats make
crude? I think
everybody was making crude comments and I just I just don't
know. I wasn't at that dinner. Okay.
Sangs douche douche bag.
Wow. Yeah, I mean, she was there. She just heard the
material just heard it. Yeah. Do you have to be there? Oh, I see.
Oh, he had his fingers crossed. Oh, I get it now. Oh, it was
different. Joe goes about some middles.
In the alternative universes strange things happen. They
happen to people and then they need to tweet about them
particularly celebrate ease Barbra Streisand says Donald
Trump is making her gain weight. Yes, the singer tweeted Saturday
that news involving a president now affects her morning routine.
Donald Trump is making me gain weight. I start the day with
liquids. But after the morning news, I eat pancakes smothered
and maple syrup. Her tweet came after news broke over the
weekend that Trump's claim the Obama administration wire tapped
into his Trump Tower phones during the 2016 presidential
election. Trump just accused Obama of tapping his phones.
Seriously crazy times. And it's Streisand. Time for more
pancakes.
Yes, the alternative. And this is news. By the way, this is
something that they want to report on. Yeah, of course, Bob
is bad. This is reminding me before you get into that out of
the university that I want to leave you complete. Don't
leave No, no. It hurts to go back and forth.
Is this this is a CNN online, it took four they added they made a
FOIA request to the Park Service to release photos of Obama in
the trunk inauguration crowd sizes. Yeah. It's like this is
wait. This something Trump said, you know, out of the blue eyed
bigger crowds and him it wasn't true. By the way, I want to
mention that rush limbaugh actually had a long spiel about
Trump and how people don't understand his style. And they
keep wanting to make him be like everybody else. And he's not
he's not going to do that. Right. So he'll say stuff. Yeah.
And so they show the CNN guys are so preoccupied. They're
obsessed with the stupid thing he said. And so they're getting
a FOIA request. The images show the crowd sizes of Baroque 2009
and 2013. And it goes on and on. It's not this long article. I
mean, I'm sure Trump's forgotten about this by now. 10 times
over.
Well, then maybe he does these things to spin their wheels as
he's when he
gets that accomplished. That's an accomplishment. You have to
Yes. You get all what he said what Oh, my God.
In the Ultimate Universe technology fails for the
strangest reasons. Well, not not really strange reasons. You
cannot cross the two universes. You can't shorts out shorts out.
This is what happened on CNN.
Do you think as a member of the Homeland Security Committee, it
is necessary for the security of this country to put the stand in
place. While I'm on
the Appropriations Committee, we oversee DHS, the funding of that
thank you for, like, I find, I think that I just want I didn't
want to throw any of those, you know, take credit for that. But
anyways, I do think that I do think that it's important for
our security. And I think the people overwhelmingly in the
country want that as well, too. Because, again, just today, the
FBI comes out and says it's 30% 30% of our domestic
terrorism cases that they're investigating are from folks who
are refugees. It's important not to label refugees, people.
That's not why I'm here, but
I was just gonna say, Congressman, it's time to go,
but I think the TV Gremlins did that for us.
Oh, the TV gremlins. The guy says saying something she didn't
like, didn't fit in
the universe. No, you got to get kicked out.
immediately went to color bars, boom, right away. It's amazing
how these things just don't work that way. Now, where? How come?
I don't know why have we not noticed Maxine Waters as a
tremendous source of humor.
I wonder that myself, I did have a Maxine Waters clit, I
have a couple right here.
The problem that I am having is, is is getting into the groove
where I can isolate what's really funny, as opposed to her
just rambling, you got to make them short. Let's see. That's
why I don't have any clips of her because I'm having trouble.
Let's see if I was successful. Now, this, this clip, is very
short. Just listen to what she says.
I think that the Obama administration has done
everything that it can possibly do. And that's probably been
verified somewhat by the New York Times to make sure that
enough people have seen some of the meetings and some of the
connections so that they have something to go on, when the
investigations are really underway.
So if I understand what she just said, she is saying, Oh, I think
the Obama administration did a great job at spreading it
intelligence reports. To make sure that this news got out
about the you know, the wiretap info. You hear what she's saying
there?
Yeah, again, it's like she's rambles into these crazy things.
I like the clip. I'm not gonna say as dumb. But again, this is
her, you know, that's why I don't think she's the gold mine
we hoped for. Well, hold on. There is some funny stuff,
almost see what this is. I think I still think Sheila Jackson
down in Texas is funnier on the
wall that he was going to build the big, beautiful wall. Now
he's coming to the taxpayers and saying, Well, I need you to pay
for it. Even though he had said during the campaign. I'm gonna
make them pay for it. And now I'm gonna make them reimburse
me. So the man is not trustworthy. He makes promises.
As a matter of fact, I wonder sometime, if he's not taking his
cues from Putin. Because
I just like how she said that. He's not taking his cues
from Putin. Is Putin building a wall? What what's the connection
there? That was built that was baffling. She'll explain by the
way, what about Obama and closing Gitmo? I take that to
the bank. I'm trustworthy.
He makes promises. As a matter of fact, I wonder sometimes, if
he's not taking his cues from Putin, because he thinks that he
can do what Putin does in terms of just tell people what to do
direct the whole Congress what to do. And so I'm not surprised
about these comments. I'm surprised that anybody believed
him when he read from his script when he came to the Congress
on like President Obama, who never read from a script ever.
When he read from his script when he came to the Congress,
instead of, you know, other journalists saying, Oh, he
really did transform himself. He was so presidential. I think
he's on his way. I never believed that.
Yeah, take that Van Jones. Now you got to Maxine Waters against
you. Putin.
poop poop, poop. Poop, poop, poop, poop, poop, poop, poop,
poop, poop, poop pool pool pool pool.
Sorry for Tourette's. Then the final one from the alternate
universe. The little more serious one is because I
have a couple from the before we go back, I don't let me I will
not start
the machine. I will not start the machine. But Bakari Sellers.
So I guess he was. Was he a house representative in North
Carolina, I think. And this this is the perfect example of
certainly seeing NAFTA there is named after the rum. Now nothing
has been named after Peter. No one. No, it's not. It's not
Bacardi. It's Bakari Sellers. Okay. Here's how here's how
truth works in the alternate universe. Well, I think
that one of the things This this administration does not have is
any trust and or credibility. When you look at the fact that
not only has the President the Vice President Sean Spicer, the
Chief of Staff, Kellyanne Conway, have all gone out of
their way and said that there have been no contacts with
Russia. We found out that Michael Flynn and Jeff Sessions
lied about that we found out the Jared Kushner, and JD Gordon and
Carter Page at all had these contacts. But to come back to
what the President said in regards to this outlandish
comment about the 44th president in the United States, Barack
Obama, this isn't the first time he's made outlandish comments. I
mean, he said that 3 million people illegally voted. He said
that the unemployment rate of African Americans was 50%. Plus,
he also said that we had 96% unemployment throughout the 96
million Americans who were unemployed. No, I mean, this
president makes these statements all the time. And
just to stop for a second, because I don't want you have to
go back and look for this. This is because he's getting all
worked up about accuracy. He said, Kellyanne Conway was the
Chief of Staff. Yeah, talking about accuracy. Yeah, just to
mention that, you know, if you're gonna start being picky
about the, you know, these little Oh, you said to a 95,
it's only 94.
Okay, no, no, no, the thing that he's wrong about, Trump never
said 95 million unemployed is
saying this is the kind of thing
the answer is not 95 million people unemployed. It's 95
million people not participating in the workforce, very
different, very different Bacardi. We're just going to
call them Bacardi from now on
makes these statements all the time. And these statements are
just flatly lies. And so now we have to go back and prove a lie
to be a lie, which is a little bit illogical, but the media has
to do his job and do that. This is how
how is proving a lie to be a lie. Difficult. No, he's back it
up and say it again lie to me it was proving a lie to be a lie.
illogical.
Listen to it, amen. So just flatly lies. And so now we have
to go back and prove a lie to be a lie, which is a little bit
illogical.
I don't understand what he's saying. We have to go back and
prove a lie was a lie, which is kind of illogical. I don't
understand what does it what
how's that illogical? I don't know, what is it? I've been
hearing a lot of by the way, this, if you have examples of
it, is these guys say the weirdest stuff. In fact, I have
a clip from the alternate universe from CBS. After you're
done with this, which has another statement at the end,
which is like what do you even What are you talking about?
I can't wait, I can't wait. Alright, so finish Bacardi,
but the media has to do his job and do that this is not
something that is going to take us away from our eye being on
that ball, which is the fact that apparently, their issues
with Donald Trump, his campaign, his presidency, and the Russian
government, there's a new New York Times story out right now,
where Director Comey is asking the Department of Justice to
stand up in unprecedented fashion and shoot this down.
We have not done that, just to put that out there. But go
ahead. No, well, thank you.
And that's fine. I
mean, listen to his answer. Listen to his answer. Very rare
that she says that his answer is phenomenal. It's in a
fashion and shoot this down. We have not done that. Just to put
that out there. But go ahead. And that's fine. I mean, the
point being is as president lies,
that's fine. That's the point who gives a crap President lies
and
that's fine. I mean, the point being is that this President
lies and he lies often.
No, he makes mistakes. He maybe he lies but he makes mistakes,
like you just made four mistakes and that one bit Shut up Bacardi
douchebag tired of these knuckleheads because I have to
watch those eight holes all the time. Right so here is a I do
have another one for later when you're ready. Okay, well
play it first. And I want to finish with this because I want
to get be the I want to it because the longer we stay in
this alternate universe, I
know you get lightheaded. I understand.
You got another one hit it. Yeah, this is
this is a it takes about a 45 about about 45 seconds to get to
the meat of what Mika and Joe are saying from the morning
shows. But when you hear what it's ultimately about, this is
really an incredible statement.
President Trump Saturday morning routine often involves spinning
out of control and sending out tweets that then ricochet around
the world. That was the Saturday but
teach tweets, tweets or ricocheting John, ricocheting
around the world. I liked that. So that's well written that line
we have to use that. I wrote a tweet that ricocheted around the
world
and sending out tweets that then ricochet around the world. There
was the Saturday before he was sworn in when he tweeted that
Congressman John Lewis was all talk and no action no results
John Lewis on Saturday, January 28. The attack the New York
Times and The Washington Post, calling them dishonest in all
caps. It was Saturday February 4, when he called the federal
judge who halted his travel ban, a quote so called judge and he
attacked the media on Saturday, February 11, over his daughter
Yvonne Because clothing business, well actually
wasn't also a Saturday, or was it a Friday where he called the
media, the enemies of the people? I think that may have
been a late Friday, but it is always going into the weekends.
And as I said before, especially
a junk stop and I want you to hear this. Pay attention. Stop
playing with your pen. Yes,
I think that may have been a late Friday, but it is always
going into the weekends. And as I said before, especially with
Jared Kushner, and his daughter, Ivanka are away for the Sabbath.
This all begins
the implication being he's after God. Because of the sound note,
that's true,
that's exactly what he's saying. I
don't know if that's the implication for hell yes. He's
saying about the salad. He says
the Sabbath but but does it but he's not tweeting about the
Jews.
No, he's No, Joe. Okay. Joe is saying he's saying mainstream
media is saying all these Jew groups. And then he says, funny
how he always tweets it when the Jews can't do anything because
they have both. That's that's how I read it. That's
how I know what you're what you're looking at there. But I
don't see any evidence. When he every time he does these tweets,
they make a big
fuss. It's not true. But that's what Joe is saying. That's my
point on Joe's foolish
shit. This is saying goodbye. I just found that I would have
never made that connection in a million years. That's one of the
stab at the way I see it is Friday night. He has, you know,
goes out and just stays up too late. And then he gets up in the
morning and looks at the newspapers and makes some tweaks
because he doesn't work as hard on Saturday perhaps maybe likes
to do it on Saturday. And it's got nothing to do with the Jews.
Okay, he starts this stuff up June
he's talking he's talking about that. And then he's talking
about well when they all go into the Sabbath. Okay, fine.
That's what he said. I know what he said he's an idiot.
Well, there's that. Alright, want to get out of this place?
Because it's, well, let
me get my things out of the way first, I got two clips while
we're here. Here's one is a Jim, this guy, the mayor of Los
Angeles just got reelected as a Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti.
Yeah, listen to the numbers involved in his victory
to Angeles in the city of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has
won a second term, easily beating 10 rivals in Tuesday's
election, just 250,000 voters turned out in the nation's
second largest city, or city Democrat, claimed 81% of the
vote, and said it's a victory for an all inclusive ideal.
Everybody, regardless of their religion, regardless of their
race or ethnicity, regardless of their legal status, regardless
of whom they love, regardless of where they come from, is a part
of this Los Angeles stream, and always will be as long as I am.
Now how many people live in Los Angeles?
4 million.
And it's all Oh, not it's mainly liberals, Democrats, who was
really believe in voting and
yeah, and they like to point out when you to get X number of
votes is a big deal. Yeah, 4 million people 250,000 voted.
And but but so big, you got 80%. Unbelievable. That means you got
about 200,000 votes to become mayor, leaving with 3.8 plus
million people. You know, it's unbelievable. John, I
could get you to be there's no numbers we can get you. The new
mayor of Los mailorder campaign could do better. Yeah, we can
make us yes, we can make you mayor of Los Angeles in a
heartbeat that's easily
go for it. I get the sense and nobody wants to be mayor. Now.
Here's the one that's got to twisting. screwy. Makes no
sense. This is a complete other dimension on CBS with Scott
Pelley about this model. I guess she's an ex miss universe or
something. And his name is Hunter. And she's a New York
photographer. And there's a woman probably with the same
name. It's not an uncommon name, who lives and admits to being
living in Tennessee with her dogs and cats in Tennessee. And
they're, they're accusing her of because that I don't know if you
ever noticed this, but if you go on Twitter, you'll see a lot of
people that have pictures that aren't their pictures. Everyone
knows this mean their profile picture. Yeah, the profile
picture would be some model. No, you don't say yes, I've seen it.
So they have all these phony profile picture. So this woman
used his 100 A woman's picture because maybe they have the same
name or who knows what. But it's got this poor photographer in
New York all upset. And CBS is beside itself that anything like
this could possibly happen.
Which Which story is it though?
John can it's just fake online persona.
That's why I couldn't figure it out here we are continuing
effort to separate fact from fiction. We stopped right
there. Now he's factcheck. False. What he says there is
that because if the rest of the show is all these oils, Trump
said, This is wrong. Trump said that he's wrong. Trump lied,
Trump said. So they've got so now this, the theme at CBS is to
separate fact, from fiction, because this is their job now.
So they're separating fact from fiction. And so this is their
example, our continuing
effort to separate fact from fiction, we turn to the story of
a woman who had her identity hijacked, she was turned into a
fake blogger. And that caused very little trouble
again, I want you to define for me, what's a fake blogger,
blogger.
A fake blogger would be somebody. See, a blogger is
someone who writes a weblog. A fake blogger would be someone
who says they're writing a weblog but doesn't say I don't
know is crazy universe hurts. Let's get through the clip. I'm
getting nauseous
lager, and that caused very real trouble.
Here's what he's saying that as if a fake blogger is causing
trouble. Yeah, but this is real trouble. Not just
I don't know what real trouble is. And they never defines it.
It's just that some woman somebody misidentified her with
famous
talker. And that caused very real trouble. Here's Carter
ribbons.
That is the most recent one. That's the Miss World crown. Me
Laura Hunter, photographer, beauty queen. And as for
politics, I would lean a bit more to the liberal side. So it
might seem Laura Hunter was living a secret double life far
right blogger, anti Muslim, anti immigrant and very pro Trump.
This looks like you it's a picture of me. That's my name.
Are these your beliefs? No,
it's bigoted. It's racist. I'm
not racist thing.
You wouldn't write anything? Well, no, never. But fake Laura
Hunter has since August attracted nearly a million
followers on Facebook through a site called the conservative
Daily Post start Googling my name. Wow. Fake Laura even had a
made up bio living with her dog in eastern Tennessee. But real
Laura is a professional photographer and see,
stop. How is that if it's a fake bio, if she's trying to
impersonate this other Laura? Yeah, maybe
her own bio just just has maybe her actual bio. Did
they check? Let me just ask you do you think they checked
factcheck file is it maybe tracked that woman down? Maybe
they try they say that? Well, we we call we didn't know a day we
didn't do much I should have
at least say that should really say we could not reach the
person for comment. Well, they do say that, but
they don't say it in the right context. And you'll see what I
mean, is a
professional photographer in Seattle. She's filed a $50,000
lawsuit against those behind the site whose business address is a
post office box. Have you heard anything from them? Nothing at
all. Neither did we after we reach down but since the filing
Laura's pitcher has become an avatar. And something bizarre
happened fake Laura's fans got angry at real Laura. They think
I'm the fake. They think you're impersonating someone who Yes,
yes, they just go ballistic. And how dare you and Laura Hunter is
a wonderful woman and you're just trying to ride her
coattails fake news sites can generate 1000s of dollars in ad
revenue, but operate in the shadows. Laura isn't sure she'll
receive damages. She just wants to restore her damage to
reputation.
Fake news site with a posting fake now said it's a fake news
site.
I thought that was a blog.
It was a fake blogger.
Now it's a blogger fake blog. Now it's a fake news site making
millions and millions. She'll receive
damages. She just wants to restore her damage to
reputation.
It's very simple. If
you can't confirm something, don't post it. Carter Evans, CBS
News, Seattle.
Hey. Okay, stop. Stop. Did you hear what she said at the end?
Yeah. What does it got to do with the story? What's it got to
do with her situation? What's that got to do with it? $50,000.
Now what's it got to do with another woman with the same name
and I'm sure there's 1000s of Laura hunters a lot of Adam
Curry's too. There's 1000s of Adam Curry's and they're black.
A lot of them,
most of them.
Well, there you go. Now play the little end again and tell me
what this has to do with anything and why did they play
it?
Well, hold on a second. just get to it. I'm sorry, I had already
dumped the clip up.
The reason that I wanted this complaint is because of this,
what she says at the end, which is something that makes zero
sense, okay, and I'm hearing a lot of this sort of thing.
I have an idea. I have an idea about this. I'm going to take
you to the end, and we'll listen to it one more time. There we
go. That's not a problem we can do this wants to
restore her damaged reputation. It's very simple. If you can't
confirm something, don't post it. Carter Robbins, CBS News,
Seattle.
If you can't confirm something, don't post it.
This is her actual solution to her problem. If you can't
confirm something, don't post it. What does it have to do with
the fake blogger?
Yeah, I think what I'm seeing is a push. I don't think I have any
of the clips. I did see a number of people talking about
anonymity online. That's that that's coming back up again.
That we need to do away with anonymity online.
Okay, but this is wasn't an anonymous account for all we
know, because no one checked it out. There's a Laura hunter in
Tennessee. She never said she was the photographer in New
York. She said she was intense. It's a complete non story. It's
a complete non story, and then it has this crazy ending. This
is totally different universe stuff.
I'm not sure exactly how to parse it, though. Part of it is,
well, I know how to parse it. Okay. It's the little innuendos.
We're tracking fakes. Tracking truth from lies. Yes, we got
this. This is all and by the way, this is this is all because
of Trump. This is a anti Trump piece. And it starts off with
the fake Laura, the real Laura, whatever she has done in
Tennessee, who likes Trump, thus,
she's a racist. Yes, racist, racist. So
you put that you got to drop. You got that woman? She's not
It's not like me. I'm a liberal. Jen. She's got this stuff
posted. And is it Oh, no, this is all this is. This is all
racist because she likes Trump, right? This is an anti Trump
piece, gratuitous anti Trump piece. That wasn't like you
said, this wasn't even a news story. This was bullshit. Who
cares? You know, here's what happens. I've seen this. You see
it, if you go on these online sites, you get your name is
Laura Hunter. You find out that there's a Laura Hunter who's an
outrageous beauty queen. So you use her picture. Yeah, I mean,
this isn't unusual. It's like if you go to a chat room, can I see
your picture? They send you some random picture. Oh, it's a
scandal. It's not a scandal. This is the way online works.
And so you have this woman she never said she was the
photographer in New York. She clearly said she was in
Tennessee. So this is bullcrap of the highest order. They
should be ashamed of themselves at CBS.
Yeah, they're not. They're really not Kelly should be
ashamed of himself. Yeah. Okay,
I'm done. Yeah. All right. alternative universe
on the web.
I find it helps if you just look at the floor and then that the
spinning isn't that bad. Here we go. But all figured out. They
shaved the van. What happened?
The plane Brian Williams is bad. Oh, no. We're stuck here. Okay,
well, I got another clip where we're stuck. Oh, okay. This is
an odd clip. This is again on CBS. This is an overview on
Trump that they play and by the way, they're obsessed. This is
getting out of control on CBS. It's hard to watch.
The White House said today it does not believe the President
is under investigation by the FBI. The question came up
because of President Trump's insistence that his phones were
tapped during the campaign on the order of President Obama.
Mr. Trump has not taken a question from reporters in the
five days since he called the wiretapping claim a fact and
called Mr. Obama of bad or sick guy. The FBI has been
investigating contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian
operatives. Russian teleconsultation concluded that
Russia did meddle in the presidential election.
We should call them ambassadors what they really are
if you say op operators everybody's an operative it's
get out here. Let's get out here. Let's get out. Get out. I
can't handle it's got
to be only
America first. America first.
Ma'am, I got suit on me. I do have a number of clips about the
wiretapping. Oh, you do? No.
I do. I do. And I would like to share them with everybody.
Because there was no way I could have usually put this in an
alternate universe but not necessary, because they belong
firmly in ours. And in all of them really we just straddle.
This is CNN Amy Kraemer, who was the co chair of women for Trump,
a, a Trump supporter in conversation and explaining.
Well, I guess maybe I should backtrack a little bit. You it
is very difficult for me to believe that. I'll just take New
York Times there were other outfits that New York Times has
a front page story about how Trump's Trump's people were
wiretapped, or, you know, there was there was eavesdropping,
listening tapping going on. That's what they're going by
the story that appeared in the in the January 2000, the January
issue of The New York Times were on the front page where it said
that Trump was tapped.
Yes. And that's how they found out about Michael Flynn,
although we still have not seen the transcripts that would make
him culpable to some crime that has been promised. People say
they've seen it, and we're waiting for the tram. We have no
transcripts, any waiting. But that was in the New York Times.
And then when Trump says hey, they wiretap me, no, wait a
minute, the New York Times said they weren't. Well, and this is
kind of this class here
on the President's allegation against President Obama that he
ordered a wiretap against Trump leading up to the election. At
this point, the only people if you're really looking at this,
the only people backing up the president wholeheartedly, are
his White House staff. And even they, if you listen to their
statements, are offering the couch every statement with ifs
and maybes. And could be and it's possible. Does that trouble
you that no one else has seen the evidence yet? No, it doesn't
trouble Me, Kate. I mean, I don't think the President would
have made that allegation if he didn't have some information
indicating that I think back to the IRS targeting Tea Party and
conservatives. And when the President said there's not a
smidgen of corruption going on there, and look what happened.
And to this day, no one's been held accountable. I think we
need to wait and hear what they put forward. The evidence, I'm
sure we will find out. There were two FISA warrants that they
went to court in June and then again in in October, according
to several publications, and in June it was to investigate.
It's too bad, you can't see the video. So while she's saying
this, I think actually, Bakari Sellers is in one of the boxes
on the screen. And this woman, whatever her name is added when
I forget her name, she is shaking her head, like just you
just telling lies here, lady, you're just telling. CNN was
shaking her head making faces June
it was staffers and they were told to narrow there correctly.
Right directly relating to you, you have the reporting about
these FISA applications. This is according to the Guardian and
New York Times reported this as well. And so they went back in
October, and they weren't granted the permission to do it.
So I don't think the President would have made these like that
has to do with looking into questionable banking
transactions between it doesn't matter. I mean, the thing is, it
was whether it's phone, whether it could be Voice over IP, I
don't know whether it's the computer's phone, whatever it
is, they were granted access in October, and the FISA warrants
can be made public, and I encourage them, they should be
put out there for the public to see. But Paul, come in, come in
and comment. Well, first,
ami, makes the point makes the argument that the President
wouldn't say this if it wasn't based in some fact or truth, and
I would like to believe that. But this is a guy who told us
that Rafael Cruz, Ted Cruz's father, the senator from Texas,
that Rachael Cruz, who himself is a Christian minister was
somehow complicit in that Kennedy assassination. There's a
guy who told us President Obama wasn't born in America that was
born in Kenya or something, a guy who has something he's
subscribed to every
batty conspiracy theory, again, I'm trying to clean up my
language for daytime TV, every batty conspiracy theory,
I think we can put that on the list baddie.
I don't know I'm not. I'm not buying the bat. But first of
all, what is he mean? What would he use instead of baddie? I
don't know. He says Israel, I gotta extend my language. I'm
gonna use baddie. Oh, instead of what? Bullcrap Yeah.
Okay. He didn't know what he was saying. But I do like how big
whatever it is. You have only New York Times published that
they had a FISA warrant. Yeah, but that was just for something
else. Robbie Mook, former campaign manager for Hillary
Clinton came on to Fox and Friends. Let me rephrase that
when on Fox and Friends. Well, I
think it's important to step back first of all, and remember
the facts here. The facts are that Trump aides were caught I
got talking to Russian agents and they were they were
ambassadors, agents. I love the terminology. Agents are
that Trump aides were caught talking to Russian agents. And
they were they were, those conversations were captured
because the intelligence community regularly taps the
phone lines of those Russian agents. So I think it's
important to
know as a wiretap, you say,
there was a wiretap, there was a wiretap of Russian agents, and
that those Russian agents were communicating with Trump staff.
That's why they were picked up the intelligence community.
That's what the intelligence community has told us. That's
what's been reported very widely. Those are the facts. So
were there wiretaps of Russian agents? Absolutely. The question
is, why in the world were Trump aides talking to Russian agents
so much, the Attorney General still hasn't come forward. We
know he lied to the Senate committee, perjured himself, he
has not come forward to fully explain
the nature of the Congress.
Do we know what they were talking about? No. And that's
what we really need to find out. We like to get to the bottom of
exactly what was what was going on? Why were so many
conversations happening in the first place.
Okay. So you hear how the story is built, how it's put together?
And I know, we played a clip of Clapper, but I think I don't
know if it's the same clip, but I don't think you had this piece
in it, where he is asked point blank if there was any evidence
of Trump, Russia collusion,
I can't speak officially anymore. But I will say that for
the part of the national security apparatus that I
oversaw as DNI, there was no such wiretap activity mounted
against the President President Elect at the time whether as a
candidate or against this campaign, I can't speak for
other title three authorized entities in the government or
state or local. And I was just
gonna say if the FBI, for instance, had a FISA court order
of some sort for surveillance, would that be information you
would know or not? Yes. You wouldn't be told that I would
know if there was a FISA court or something like this,
something like this. And at this point, you can't confirm or deny
whether that exists, or I can deny
it. Oh, there is no FISA court order,
not to my knowledge.
So the New York Times must be like of anything at Trump Tower?
No,
no, that's an important revelation. Let me ask you this.
Does intelligence exist? That can definitively answer the
following question whether there were improper contacts between
the Trump campaign and Russian officials,
we did not include any evidence in our report. And I say our
that's NSA, FBI, and CIA with my office, the Director of National
Intelligence that had anything that had any reflection of
collusion between members of the Trump campaign and the Russians.
There was no evidence of that included in, in our report, I
understand that but doesn't exist.
Not to my knowledge, if it existed, it would have been in
this could have unfolded or become available in the time
since I left the government. What some time I we had no
evidence of such collusion.
There you go. At the time, and now you didn't leave until
January 25, I believe? Well, after these allegations were
made no. Yes.
Well, you know, he's been a he lied before Congress. Yeah. And
he could he maybe he's just a liar. I mean, they're always
points. Everybody else is a liar. Why can't this guy
be like saying there was no FISA court warrant? That is
interesting,
which is nobody agrees with this. There's too much evidence
and there were two of them.
I'm not a fan of Kennedy. On Fox, because I worked with her
and she was too douchey at MTV. She broke my ass. I should
probably tell the story. She broke your ass. And yeah, was
the MTV beach house, which was the first year of that was
fantastic, was a great idea. Everyone was out in the
Hamptons, and a huge mansion. And we were doing our shows from
there. And I think I was doing a segment with Kennedy on wave
runners, which are now mistakenly called jet skis. And
I was doing my segment standstill in the water. And she
thought it would be funny to ram her Wave Runner into me. When of
course I'm not expecting it from behind, and what happens I fall
off and I fall on the edge of the wave runner with my ass, and
it actually ruptured the muscle. And so to this day, I have a
little a little dent in my butt. Thank you, Kennedy.
Well, I don't see why you'd ever like her after that. You
know, that was that was she couldn't really even apologize.
It was
just too busy laughing at you. She was she was she
I think she's very insecure, introverted person, which is why
she acts this way. I did like the segment she did with a Fox
News contributor Lieutenant Colonel Peterson for me, former
Army character intelligence officer. Yeah, I liked how she
now I cut out most of what she said, just to get to the, what
do we call it? The nut No, the, the coin of the realm, the coin
of the realm of the
coin of the realm. The timing is very curious. Do you think that
this dump of WikiLeaks CIA information coincides perfectly
for some reason, with Donald Trump's claims that the Obama
administration was wire tapping his phones in Trump Tower?
Of course it does. And this is Russian intelligence working
through its its Matt cut out WikiLeaks trying to cover up for
the blooper when the President said without any substantiation
whatsoever, that President Obama was wiretapping, nothing in this
release says that the CIA was spying on the American people,
nothing. These techniques are techniques we use against our
enemies, who but I'm a patriot. I've worked in intelligence. The
CIA is too busy to spy on people's lives. It's not
interested, the lives aren't interesting. I will tell you
what the American people are being spied on. Yes. Not by CIA,
not by NSA. But by Google. Actually, the tools revealed in
this WikiLeaks dump are pretty basic. They're common sense
tools. Again, we need these tools to work against our
enemies, Canada, you're a libertarian. How can you
possibly in any way come to the fence of Vladimir Putin? Who
kills us opposition?
If you've ever watched the show,
the Buddha's hands now playing in the Putin hands. No. And
I also won't give him more hysteria. Those flames that
people are fanning for their own political convenience. And I
Valley is going to stand up for itself, its customers and for
privacy, and it defend some of these egregious steps that the
government are defending
their profits. They're greedy pigs.
I agree with them Senate colonel, they're
the border like Tip of the day just for the end of that clip.
That's why I played
I have a couple more. Just a couple more. I have to Martha
Raddatz in this segment, then I'll be done with it. As she of
course. She was really on. Martha Raddatz is is aggressive.
She's really aggressive with people, which I do like from a
news reporter. Not so much the way it turned out here with a
former White House spokesman Josh Earnest,
President Obama's former speechwriter. John Fabbro, your
former colleague tweeted I'd be careful about reporting that
Obama said there was no wiretapping statement just said
that neither he nor the White House ordered it Can you
categorically deny that the Obama Justice Department did not
seek and obtain a fight a FISA court ordered
what I can this is very interesting that Fabbro tweeted
that why would he feel the need to tweet that out?
I agree. I remember when they came out, I was thinking it was
just so
you know, people that exist President and First of all,
President Obama didn't say anything. And we need to talk
about President Obama. He didn't say anything. It was through
channels, spokes holes. And now this guy is saying, oh, words
matter, which is Obama administration was very good at
this. He didn't say that there was no wiretapping. They didn't
order it, of course,
categorically denied Martha is that the White House was at all
involved in directing or interfering or influencing an
FBI investigation.
That is not what I'm asking. What I'm asking is, can you deny
that the Obama Justice Department did not seek and
obtain a FISA court ordered wiretap of the Trump campaign?
It was a cardinal rule here. Here's what here's that simple
answer that question is Martha. I don't know. And it's not
because I'm no longer in government. The fact is, even
when I was in government, I was not in a position of being
regularly briefed on an FBI criminal or counterintelligence
investigation. The White House known at the White House,
including the president United States should be in a position
in which they're trying to influence or dictate how that
investigation is being conducted. Do you
know whether the President was ever given information about
surveillance at Trump Tower?
What I can tell you it? Well, first of all, I'm not aware of
all of the details of how the President was briefed by the
FBI. But what I can tell you is the President was not giving
marching orders to the FBI about how to conduct their
investigations. He was not asking for regular updates on
FBI investigations. And let me just stipulate one more time.
You have to ask the FBI whether there actually is an
investigation into Oh, Mr. Trump, his associates his
campaign, that's for them to talk about that is not something
that was talked about or directed or or managed let my
White House because this is a cardinal rule this these are
rules that have been in place since water and for about
results.
It's amazing how many different versions of the story are out
there. And no one really has any proof no one has shown anything.
pro or against. Finally, it was rather interesting. Of course we
rageous. From an from news organizations, yes. The White
House sent out a number of people to combat the story on
the news shows on Sunday, of course, we were doing the show.
And one of them is just funny to listen to. I think we'll see you
will be seeing more of her. I hope. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is
a deputy spokesman for the White House. And she is indeed Mike
Huckabee, his daughter, who married a Sanders formula. No,
don't tell me she's also involved with Bernie Sanders.
But no, she married her dad's political consultant in so they
kind of incestuous. And she went on. She has a great accent.
She's completely the opposite. The opposite of what you just
heard in Josh Earnest there. Where is he
getting this information? Look,
I think there have been quite a few reports. I know that
she's a big time looker.
There's earlier in the program mentioned that it was all
conservative media. But that's frankly not true. The New York
Times BBC have also talked about and reported on the potential of
this having had happened. I think the bigger thing is, let's
find out what's happening investigation if they're going
to investigate Russia ties. Let's include this as part of
it. And so that's what we're asking was
the principal source, the Breitbart story, which links to
the New York Times, but the New York Times doesn't say anything
definitive. Donald Trump does, there is no
I mean, the New York Times doesn't say anything very
definitive in their piece. I'm confused by her saying that what
she's insinuating is that the President only reads Breitbart.
And they did put a little Compendium together and that was
then his source. That's pretty rude.
Donald Trump does, there is nothing equivocating about what
he says. I just found out that Obama had my wires tapped.
That's not looking into something. He says it happened.
Well, look,
I think the thing is, you guys are always telling us to take
the media seriously. Well, we are today. We're taking the
report.
Yeah. Good try Huckabee. Do this that
places like the New York Times, Fox News, BBC, multiple outlets
have reported this. All we're saying is let's take a closer
look. Let's look into this. If this happened, if this is
accurate, this is the biggest scandal this
the President of the United States is accusing the former
president of wiretapping him.
I think that this is again, something that if this happened,
Martha if this what if if
Oh, my goodness, a good one? If, if, if that's a nice one?
Yes, that's uh, you better isolate that one. Okay. Let me
see.
If what if, what if Poopoo? If, if,
if I agree,
is the President saying
it did happen? Look, I think he is going off of information that
he's seen that has led him to believe that this is a very real
potential. And if it is, this is the greatest overreach and the
greatest abuse of power that I think we've ever seen in a huge
attack on democracy itself. And the American people have a right
to know if this took place.
I'm done with it. You get the idea. You get the idea. But what
was kind of on top of this final final one for me, is Mica. On
Morning Joe took this initiative from these from these. I think
Kellyanne Conway, Kellyanne Conway was out and, and this
Huckabee, Sarah Huckabee and then blow jobs. Well, what what
what Mika Brzezinski is insinuating In this clip, and
she does this with Joanna Coles, who I know she was my client,
Joanna Coles worked at, she was the editor in chief at Marie
Claire, and we were doing the Marie Claire website. There's a
long time ago, maybe I don't want to do was that in the
poncho days. May was the pod show days. I can't remember,
too. We're doing something from Marie and so I worked with her
lots of very nice British. She is now the Chief Content Editor
for Hearst magazine, Hearst Magazines, whatever that means.
She does she has a total show business background. She
actually was one of the CO creators of, I think, running in
heels and Project Runway. So she ain't gonna get to her. You got
her back in background there. Okay. But mica of course is
saying that what was happening is the Trump administration or
the president self through the women to the to the lion,
I couldn't help But notice in the past half hour that the
people that are being put out by the White House to clean up this
in just mess doesn't even describe it are women. And I'm
not proud. Are these White House folks people
with a sexist pig? Yeah, it gets better.
Are these White House books people? I mean, how would you
describe them to animals go?
Well, first of all, yes, they are. She's She's
a scum.
Are they White? White House press people? And the answer is
yes, she's the deputy spokes hole was on a business card
event. But what she's saying is, Trump is throwing the women out
there.
Well, I watched poor Sarah wrestling yesterday. But to be
fair, she was wrestling with Martha Raddatz. So you do have
women interrogating about it, too. You're sitting on the other
side of the desk. So I feel like this is a sort of equal
opportunity slugfest at the moment, but I will say I went to
see a horror movie yesterday afternoon, the new one by Jordan
Peele get out. And it felt like nothing compared to the actual
horror show going on in Washington. I mean, it's like,
how does popular culture respond at a moment like this? You know,
I have no interest I need
to stop this clip for a second. I am now as I listened to this
particular clip, wondering how this clip was left out of the
visible
universe? Yes.
This is way better than this is outrageously in it. I don't know
what they're talking about. Because often, she said the
hinged
Yeah, you're right, I should have I should have put it in a
different segment. But the unhinge part is that she
believes Trump just threw out some women to go take the take
the pounding, take the beating.
Yeah. And then what she believes. Meanwhile, she's a
woman doing the beating. And Martha radish is a woman doing
the beating and this other woman's it's only women. Except
she
she goes off she doesn't she do? She can't even answer the
question. She just goes off into Oh, it's a shit show felt like
nothing compared to the actual horror show going on in
Washington. I mean, it's like, how does popular culture respond
at a moment like this? You know, as no. Because it couldn't be as
interesting as what's going on? And you think how is anyone
going to be able to compete with this?
Is this look at the job of the White House spokesperson? And
how history has shown them to be? Are these two women
representative of what we want? Are they doing their job? And
exactly what is it they're one of them? I won't even have on
the show?
Well, and clearly they hadn't. He hadn't hated them before he
sent the tweet by so they had no forewarning. They had no idea
what he was basing this on. And so as you say, they're left to
clear up the mess.
Oh, yes, the women are left crass. Yeah, of course. It's
bull crap.
Where's the mess? I don't even notice it. I could be but again,
well, it's a dimensional thing. What am I supposed to say?
Nothing. Again, these people are completely versity we're not
talking about a thing is really popular anyway. But no, these
shows.
I also looked at the American Health Care Act. And, well, I'm
not gonna go through it now. Because I don't know why
everyone is trying to say it's horrible is not the people that
are lesson in civics and how government works. What I
understand is, this is part one, this is a part of the budget. So
you can't actually put in a whole bunch of laws. This is
this is just stopping a number of things that can be done in
this budget. There are two more, I think bills that we'll have to
go through after this is done. This is kind of like it's like a
precursor. There is something funny in there.
We're waiting for a complete report from you at some point.
But if you have something funny, you that can be used as a tease.
Yes. The funny thing in this report. And anyhow, again, it
what it does is it stops the taxation mandate. That's the
main thing that it does. And it's just, they can do that
because it's a financial bill. I'm not going to get deep into
it, because I would sound like a fool and people send me a lot of
email. But there are two more pieces to come. So we're a long
way off from in particular, changing the insurance market so
they can go across state lines. So anyone who was saying
anything about this is full of crap. They it's not there yet.
But there is a whole clause and there's a whole section quite a
long one about people who are lottery winners. If you win
anything over $80,000 You should not have Medicaid or health care
from from the government or vouchers or anything like that.
Is this a problem that I'm unaware of? are there so many
lottery winners?
There's actually quite a few. That's a lot man, but they they
tend to exploit the system. I don't know why they had to put
it in. I think there's some sort of fraud involved anyway. Oh,
I'm
sure there is. I'm sure there. I just thought there was interest
There's a lot of just a big section on this. Okay, fine.
Yeah. So there's real and of course, since I read the
original, Affordable Health Care Act, or Affordable Care Act, I
should say, I, of course, I'm reading this and I will have a
full report. Not there yet. It's just not that anyone who's
reporting on it is it's talking out of their butt.
Okay. What time do we got here? Yeah, we're a little behind.
Well, maybe so to do we still have a segment to do.
I know we have a whole world. You know, what, why don't we do
this?
Plus, as we're talking, we're going to talk about money. I
have a money clip. Okay. Uber value.
Oh, can't wait to hear this one.
Question. What is Costa Rica got in common with Panama answer,
they are both worth less than Uber. That is, of course, in a
manner of speaking. See, when you look at gross domestic
product, Costa Rica sits at around about $55 billion a year.
Similarly, when you look at Panama, it's around about $52
billion a year. And then you have Uber recently valued near
$68 billion. That is for an app, they don't even own the cars.
And over there. Another tech startup small premises, big
ambitions, huge valuation, Snapchat parent company snap
valued at around $30 billion when it went public recently,
putting it above El Salvador, Estonia, St. Lucia, and Samoa,
among others. The newest member of this billion dollar club
question is how can apps which are basically computer code be
worth such dizzying amounts? What goes into deciding how much
a company is worth when it's worth such an astronomical
amount? Oh, that's easy. It's worth precisely what people will
pay for it.
Which is true?
That's absolutely true. Well, the take us into our donation
segment I thought I would play a little piece it's it's a little
off the wall for us and from another podcast. Oh, but it was
a coming together or being
condemned for doing this some years ago. Yeah, but you were
playing really shit podcast
and laughing at people. Well, there's that. This is when Joe
Rogan had Alex Jones on his show. Now, I didn't hear this.
Granted, they were smoking weed. A bit was made a little odd. But
there was this one piece and one of our producers sent it to me,
I'm very grateful. That explains a lot about him. And about the
models used.
It's just one of the few things that that I have really gotten
wrong. And I didn't go with my gut. And so I was proven wrong.
And I did it for the wrong reason. So now I'm gonna
actually confess your honor. I was on one radio station. I've
been on access TV for few years. I was on one radio station
already started the show at my house that was on like 15 radio
stations. So I had that at least but I had I was on one big radio
station, had the top show at night, all station with Howard
Stern's killer was all over the newspaper had huge ratings. And
I was bringing in like, you know, 2030 grand a month, which
was just a huge amount for me. Oh, stop.
Wow. We got to get into radio. There. I've always said you
bring in 20 to 30 grand a month. 15 years ago. Imagine what the
guy's making now. Oh, yeah, it's crazy. Wondering radio
station, had the top show at night on station with Howard
Stern's killer was all over the newspaper had huge ratings. And
I was bringing in like 2030 grand a month, which was just a
huge amount for me building whole operation out of that at
home. And they come to the sales guys and they go look for a year
you've not been behind y2k. And you're not letting us have all
these big sponsors. And you're gonna basically be fired. If you
don't let us endorse these sponsors, and have them on air
and say you believe in y2k? Oh, hold on a second. So
the sponsors were like doomsday stuff like canned food and shit
and
bunkers everything else so leaving food at the stage who
wants to make the station made you push y2k? Well, but but let
me go further. This is one of the few times in my life that I
I don't want to say I didn't have integrity. I kind of let
them convince me but I think back to the point in the
conference room. I just kind of went okay, okay, okay, sure. I
get it and then I went and then once I decided it was true, I
really pushed it. So it's almost like I lied to myself because
I'm being honest about this process
about that.
Well, that explains a lot of these old clips. It also it also
excuses a lot of the old clips so you can't be sure if he's
house and Siri is where you can hear he does the y2k broadcast
around the net. You can find him where he's saying, Oh my God,
that power has shut down in Buffalo. It looks like it's
gonna get worse. It's gonna sweep across the country. We're
all gonna die. And he went on and on with his y2k broadcast
that was just like, What is he talking about? Yeah,
I'm still taking my iodine from the Info Wars shop for the big
Fukushima. cloud that's gonna kill us. Yeah. Good. So this is
just one of the many reasons we don't like to take money from
corporate advertisers. I'm gonna show
us a little by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
we do have a few people that think for sure. 910 and we don't
take we can't take advertising. You can see the prime mean if
the Alex's story is correct, influenced his judgment.
Too big. That's the part that gets me. It's how can they
convince themselves this can happen? This is the problem.
This is why we have to do this show.
I also thought skillets skillet Skittles were the best. Oh my
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we got a few couple of things left. Yeah, I do. I do. I do
want to play this one. I get this out of the way this about
the the WikiLeaks situation that apparently General Hayden
Goodwin on the BBC is out and about quite a bit because he's
like,
he's a consultant. So he needs to be out
there needs to be out and about. And he blames it on the
millennials.
I only know what I've just heard in the report. And what I've
quickly read in a few news reports. The agency is not yet
confirming or denying the authenticity. So I've got to put
that out there. Now, if what I have read is true, then this
seems to be an incredibly damaging leak in terms of the
tactics, techniques, procedures and tools. holes that were used
by the Central Intelligence Agency to conduct legitimate
foreign intelligence. In other words, it's made my country and
my country's friends less safe.
What do you do about the issue of people inside the
intelligence community, as Mark was saying the other 800,000
with top security clearance here 21,000. In the CIA alone,
someone somewhere got hold of these documents and decided to
pass them on. How do you ever stop that happening?
Yeah, that appears to be the story. Katie, I don't I don't
want to jump to conclusions. Let's see how this plays out
there. There are other possibilities. But but let's
take that as our working working hypothesis. And you've raised an
incredibly difficult question. Number one, just the sheer
number, as Mark pointed out, how do you make sure every one of
them was and remains, which may be the problem from time to
time, a loyal American or a loyal member of British security
services and so on. Beyond that, caddy, there's a there's another
dynamic at work here. In order to do this kind of stuff. We
have to recruit from a certain demographic and to judge them at
all, with this group of millennials and and related
groups simply have different understandings of the words,
Lodi secrecy and transparency than certainly my generation
didn't nailed it. And so we bring these folks into the
agency, good Americans all I can only assume. But again,
culturally, they have different instincts than the people who
made the decision to hire them. And we may be running into this
different cultural approach that we saw with Chelsea Manning,
with Edward Snowden. And now perhaps, with a third act.
That's great.
I thought it was pretty fun. It
nails it. Of course, the millennials are the problem.
Now I would say I bring it back to something you said earlier in
this show.
And I'm generalizing. Of course. We have millennials that
are now literal, and you said are very loyal. They're not the
problem. They're not the problem. No, but But you said
something earlier in the show that I applies directly in this
clip, which is have you ever taken a class in civics? Yes.
When you and I don't think the the I blame the education
system. I don't blame the millennials. The millennials
have been brought up to be these no borders, no nations, this
sort of thing and if you're if you're if you're a no borders,
no nation person, which from the looks of it is everybody who
didn't vote for Trump. Yeah, you're a problem if you're going
to be in this spy. Yeah.
Well, there's other problems with the with the millennials.
The CEO of urban outfitters had a conference call they do that,
you know, for the quarterly earnings. Millennials are not
shopping in malls. And his direct quote like housing, the
retail bubble has now burst they're trying to get schools to
go into malls now. They overbuilt these huge malls
everywhere yet it's a huge problem. And everybody is of
course shopping. Retail numbers are are mess we go to retail to
look and then we buy it on online.
I don't think there's as much of that as there is loitering there
just aren't going to lawyers who go there to loiter. Just
loitering. It's it's it's the millennials at least the ones I
know which are I got it 1234 of them that I observe. They buy
the crate they don't buy the same stuff that we buy. Don't
buy you know buy a can of Libby's sauerkraut for example
or a big bottle of some sauerkraut from some German cow
they get small batch they get a small batch Exactly. And we mock
it but it's a fact. They get what is perceived as small batch
even though it's not but it's packaged as small batch it's
white label. It costs twice as much as some other packaging you
normally don't see stuff in a lot of the Flexi packaging that
is very modern actually in an expensive and not as expensive
package but expensive equipment. And and they as all this crazy
stuff. I mean, I would see like what the cottage cheese for
example I know the brands of cottage cheese. Bridgestone is
fantastic. I don't even know what that is is above is a
millennial brand.
No it's not a millennial brand is where Tina and I eat we are
far from millennials.
I never heard of it. It could be a Texas brand. Whatever the case
is the oldest stuff they buy is offbeat. It's offbeat stuff that
has got a story this is the thing they always say we read
the marketing material and and and they're buying something has
to have a story behind it.
Yeah. I have a relatable story and of course They're all buying
Blue Apron plated. All of these food services a
lot of them Yeah,
which I've stopped doing I cancelled my subscription. Oh,
you know why? I'm wondering, though, okay, plated, that what
they do is they send me two meals a week for two people.
It's enough, you know, cook at home. It's easy because
everything's in the right measurement, all you have to do
is just follow the instructions. Very nice, big card.
Everything's easy. I'm not a bad cook. But it's very easy to,
it's fun to do. And I always go and rate the recipes. I'm giving
feedback for the algo
the what the algo for the algorithm or the algo.
I'm teaching the algo what I like and what I don't like, so
this is why I cancelled the algo got it wrong. The algo gave me
this week. Chicken kale and quinoa bowl. Yeah, no. I'm not
eating kale and quinoa. Ah,
so you have by your own. Whatever you do for your life,
and Biohub whatever your feedback was on whether
something's good or bad, you have defined yourself as a
crackpot liberal kale eater.
Somehow I've done that the algo I don't know what I did wrong. I
don't know. It's very sad. And I know I said no to different kale
recipes.
Me Maybe it's a mean spirited l go the algo is crap. This guy.
Let's give it to let's give him a keen wad kale. With bacon
bits.
There is there is no no bacon bit sun dried tomatoes. There's
one other thing that may be a depression sign. With it's also
millennials. The CDC is warning parents that children are
drinking hand sanitizers because the alcoholic content and this
is apparently a thing.
I there was a report on this the other day and I didn't clip
anything but yes, I noticed this. They were there. But I
don't know what kind of chilled what can I dumb. Your kids?
That's stupid.
Yeah. Yeah, the kids are pretty stupid junk for sure. They're
doing dumb stuff.
You know, that's for decimal. That's really dumb. That's
outrageously dumb. Now I have a couple of clips left here. As we
wrap do we have 10 minutes left is that
we haven't gotten the timer yet. But we should be pretty close to
that. So.
So there's a North Korea situation. Less than 10 minutes
to
go. Okay,
sorry, you hit the timer. I go.
I can save the prime minister questions because it's mostly
just, you know, it's her getting the last word in in a very nasty
way is what she does. Well. I this is a good little story.
This Trump trademarks in China, which I think is going to boil
over.
Let's do a non Trump story. Let's just do a non Trump story.
North Korea report from CBS.
That's what I think is a good story. Okay, CBS
Today China warned the US of an arms race in the Pacific after
the Pentagon delivered parts of a new missile defense system to
South Korea. Earlier this week, North Korea launched missiles in
what it called a rehearsal for an attack on US military bases.
David Martin is learning more about that test
was lifted off simultaneous. So close together and infrared
satellite looking down from space initially identified those
rocket booms as coming from a single missile before flew
toward Japan in a barrage intended to overwhelm anti
missile defenses. North Korea said the launch from an airstrip
in the Northwest was conducted by a unit whose mission is to
attack us bases in Japan. Had the missiles been launched from
the East Coast, they could have reached Japan. Patriot anti
missile batteries already stationed in Japan and South
Korea should have been able to shoot them down if necessary.
The US is now beefing up those defenses by adding a high
altitude system known as fat which began arriving in Korea
what's it called?
stad.
Okay, I know about that getting
a high altitude system known as that, which began arriving in
Korea Monday night. Although it will be months before it becomes
operational. The missiles launched on Monday date back to
the 1990s. North Korea is developing more modern missiles
like this one tested last month. And US intelligence has detected
signs it may be preparing to test it again. A UN report
obtained by CBS News concluded North Korea has demonstrated
major technological progress within a short period of time
Among other things, significantly increasing the
range of its missiles. North Korea is expected to launch
several more missiles in the coming weeks to show its anger
over US military exercises going on in South Korea. The North
Korean news agency accused President Trump of creating a
nuclear confrontational hysteria. Secretary of State
Tillerson will travel to Japan, South Korea and China next week.
US officials say China is the one country with the ability to
rein in North Korea. And so far, Scott that has not happened to
David Martin.
Want to comment what's left? What's left out of the story is
what China's doing. Well, too many has decided to take action
by pulling the plug on pretty much all of the tourist
business. Apparently South Korea
but you can't go to China as a tourist anymore. Oh, you mean
the Chinese tourists to Korea? Ah, okay. Yeah, he
played his good North Korea follow up. All right.
I was gonna say what I liked about that clip. Two things but
the main thing is I love how they keep putting the rocket
sound in there. Yes. Sounds really good.
Welcome back a DPRK. National suspected of involvement in the
murder.
Let's go back to the goods go to tour in China, South Korea,
tourist kerfluffle. This will bring us up to speed. Okay, I
got shut down.
Now. China's National Tourism Administration released a
warning on Friday to remind Chinese citizens to exercise
caution when deciding to travel to South Korea. Soon after the
statement was released many major tourism agencies removed
tour plans to South Korea from their websites. For more on the
industry and public response to the warnings CGT NS Hunan brings
us this report.
Official data show that over 8.2 million people from China went
to South Korea last year. That accounts for nearly half of all
the country's foreign tourists. Wow. Now
the industry stakeholders fear their business much slump as a
result of a Chinese tourism authorities warning on Friday.
Last month, a number of Chinese tourists were denied entry to
South Korea after being detained for several hours and local
airport. They were out with lace and back to China. The warning
is a direct response to an increasing number of cases of
Chinese citizens being unable to enter South Korea.
Ah, well, good cash.
This is really getting another control to they're talking.
Everybody talks about about us. But let's play these out. This
is another one China tourists too.
Okay.
Yeah, got it here.
But also companies related to the duty free sector, one of the
big cosmetic firms also took a big hit, as we just heard in the
report around 50% of the tourists to South Korea Chinese
but they account for 80% as a whopping portion of all duty
free spending. So we're seeing really companies in the duty
free sector taking a big hit also hotels restaurants. But
back in October, there was also an intent to curb group tours
from China by 20%. Over six months, over January and
February, the number of tourists Chinese tourists arriving here
year on year actually rose by 10%. So it appears that people
were circumventing those restrictions simply by booking
their own tickets, their own hotel rooms, their own flights.
And there's nothing to stop them doing that in this case as well,
because the restrictions only focus on group bookings.
So they're getting I mean, I had no idea this was even going on.
But it's turned into a huge issue because of these missiles.
And this is the goal but
are the missiles because of what the Chinese are doing.
Now the missiles are just because we can make a lot of
money selling these idiots missiles. So
the question is, how much will John McCain give Kim Jong Il? On
the VIG for the sales?
And he shouldn't be below these 10% It seems to me yeah, maybe
15. Anyway, let's place just China South Korea tourists
kicker,
having said that people here want good relations. So you
know, there's a genuine concern, a desire to fix things. But they
also say you know, China has its own high altitude missile
defense system and nuclear weapons. South Korea has neither
but it would like the option of being able to shoot one down if
Pyongyang were to launch one in this direction. And people are
getting more and more galvanized on that point. The majority of
people here support that deployment. It's getting more so
that was the Herald. The Korean Herald here put it. There's a
reaction to what is perceived to be mean spirited bullying and
even politicians who questioned that before becoming more and
more silent on the issue. So if the aim of all of these
restrictions were to convince Koreans to opt out of that, it
appears quite the opposite effect is Bing.
Okay. Now I understand this because that will directly
threatens China.
Yeah. Yeah, that's a typical thing. It looks anyway, it looks
like you know, there's other reports we've had him on the
show, whether we're surrounding China with a, we are military.
Yeah, we're just we are we're trying to release around with
the reaction. Yeah. And the thing is now it's gotten to the
latest reports, or now it's gotten to the point where the
Chinese have like, shut down. Because there's a lot of Korean
operations in China. They had like the latte store, the ello T
T, one of the largest department stores in the world, which is in
South Korea, and a great store. It's like unbelievable, he spent
a day there. It's like Disneyland. Well, there's a
there's a version of it a big one, not as big as the one in
Korea. But there's a big one in in China. I think it's outside
of Beijing around Beijing, and the health department shut it
down. And there's all sorts of thing going on now that the
export of Korean cars is being threatened. And there's all
kinds of this is
not like Trump hasn't said he was gonna go after China. Maybe
this is their retaliation.
I have no idea. I would. I think this is something that's been
building. I think this really only has to do with the with the
missile system, we wanted to dump on these guys.
Just saying I just want to wrap it up here. But I do have a
quick clip from the UK Defence Minister, Michael Fallon, who is
not in agreement about this European army. And of course,
we've been tracking this for quite a while now. They are
creating and this was promised we will never have an army. I
don't know if it's actually in the protocols of the Lisbon
Treaty, I have to go back and look, probably not, we'll never
have an army it'll never happen. And of course, it's happening.
And now with the UK, stepping out with the Brexit, you don't
really want those guys with the big army.
Although we're leaving the European Union. We continue to
cooperate with our European partners on defense and security
and in the fight against terrorism and aggression. This
month, we are deploying troops to Estonia, later to Poland, and
we are sending RAF jets to Romania. We also continue to
play our part in the European mission in the Mediterranean,
saving rescuing migrants and tackling people smuggling.
Today, we are urging the European Union to cooperate more
closely with NATO to avoid unnecessary duplication,
duplication structures, and to work together on new threats,
including the need to strengthen cybersecurity.
I like that don't duplicate your efforts. Please do not
duplicate. Yeah,
there was a lot of talk. We don't have any clips, but of
them wanting to now go a nuclear with the UFC. I heard about this
too. Yeah. So that's gonna be
you to wind up. John, I like to play two things. To show you the
influence of the no agenda show. How we influence popular
culture. How long have I been calling Facebook the face bag?
You began calling it that about two and a half years ago. I
believe the first time I heard it, maybe before?
I would have to say it's it's less than two years. Because I
believe I got it from Tina. So it's Jo. Just under two years.
She said face bag.
She's the one that started it. Yeah. Okay. She's a keeper John.
Hello.
material. Now,
this is Futurama. You'd like Futurama you watch that show?
Like it's a good show.
Well, this was on a couple months ago.
Oh, wait for something. God.
No, don't quit. You have great ideas. You just need to get them
out there with social media. Look, I posted your debate video
on face bag. 10,000 views set more than most waterskiing
squirrels get?
I don't know, man. Right. I think we may have influenced
somebody there.
But I mean, I It doesn't surprise me that anyone who
writes comedy, occasionally some wouldn't listen, anything you
could write. They would listen to our show, because our show is
like you said it's a comedy show.
However, you sir, have influenced a great man. You have
taken your influence to a whole new level. You okay, you, sir,
have influenced this no spin zone. Bill O'Reilly.
I ready? Yeah, it'd be good. You may
remember that I put out an All Points Bulletin for politicians
and pundits to stop saying the words. At the end of the day was
the end of the day, at the end of the day, at the end of the
day, but at the end of the day, but at the end of the day, at
the end of the day, we know at the end of the day, end of the
day,
what At the end of the day, but at the end of the day,
stop. This is verbal pollution once again, at the end of the
day does not ever need to be uttered again.
I think if you really look into it, you'll find that he used to
say it all the time.
Well, we set it all the time, which is why we stopped
ourselves from doing it.
We stopped ourselves in our stop dead. There was and I think
there's we still have the end of the day. Yeah, clip. I think we
have the same way once too many. I think we do. We had that one
listener who used to do this to us. Exactly.
All right, everybody. Thank you very much for participating in
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And it's always morning for me,
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C. Dvorak,
we will be back on Sunday, right here on no agenda. Until then, I
do smoke.
But at the end of the day, they're backing, you know,
they're backing Come on, at the end of the day,
at the end of the day, John, if someone wants to get anyone they
can get at the end of the day. But at the end of the day, it's
more important that we have entertainment.
At the end of the day, so
at the end of the day, who's going to pay for the real loan,
it's going to be taxpayer money at the end
of the day. At
the end of the day, that's going to be up to Valerie Jarrett.
At the end of the day,
I mean, at the end of the day isn't that at the end of the
day,
at the end of the day, all this money is owed to bankers.
At the end of the day,
at the end of the day, I think it's good. At the end of the
day, and at the end of
the day, as Americans, what we always do is we always say at
the end of the day, so at the end of the day, it's not
actually the health care, it's the
end at the end of the day and then the day,
at the end of the day, you can't deny I had to put less gas in at
the end of the day. That the end of the day. We're all anti
Semites at the end of the day and at the end of the day you
get I think it's 4%
at the end of the day
starts to run together at the end of the day you kind of
forget right
at the end of the day that the day
job you and I are both in the audience business at the end of
the day
at the end of the day. So at the end of the day she could say
Hey, I told you so at the end of the day, the day but I will say
at the end of the day set a one set together tested me
we all bleed
the same
thing, we all mean the same God.
His wife out one day and to be honest she deserved naming him
or telling you where he lives
because of what's at stake.
So often just Peter is there Eliza is asking for a prosecutor
of luck on price And
let alone suggested the charges until Congress comes out and
says, here's the proof.
You're saying the potty training issues and blatant homosexuality
issues are run through concepts, Metro and David if all of this
then you
would say, because that would be possible criminal act, right?
No.
Because very little advantage. No congressional tours the
states.
They have psychiatrists are saying he potty training issues,
something. And when they get to Jimmy Carter, Jesse Jackson for
all the issues that run through concepts
of all things on Hillary Clinton, those sorts of
conversations, that would be that would be treason right.
Now. Ya know, you played this clip, I'm vice president,
President, Vice President at the time. He was, you know, I'm
really glad the media finally woke up to this. Your vice
president negations, we need to know is anyone compromised? Do
you want to hear it again? No, sir Gregory, you
all know some of the Americans involved are accused of not
telling the truth. You're never saying he had potty training
issues. I'm visiting the United States. You have an AOL account
that you should be impeached.
He wasn't vice president the time that he's good to go. Then
you would say let alone for days. Do you have an AOL
account? You should be impeached.
He wasn't vice president at the time that he's good to go. Thank
you.
Thanks, Obama, who makes the barrage if you'd like to nail
that? You are now Sir Nigel Farage. So arise, Sir Nigel,
thank you very much. I'm honored. Hate foreign foreign
spies to say that
Mr. Faraj, if you'd like to nail that you are now Nigel Farage to
rise, Sir Nigel, thank you very much. Find
out Mr. Faraj to nail that you are now Nigel Farage to arise
Sir Nigel Thank you very much. I'm honored. Adios, MoPhO
devora.org/in Thanks, Obama.