Yes, yes. I'm telling you, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak and Sunday
April 16 2017. This is your award winning get my nation
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the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're jumping for joy
because it's egg zactly Easter day. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Happy Easter Jean Claude.
Yes, we work on Easter on our show we do
you could you did you back off from the mic a bit and we are
test you sounded better.
No, I'm sorry. I'm bright where I was. Okay. Odd.
Odd how that works.
Okay, that's good. That's good. I'll adjust on the fly. Eastern
good. Yes, he saw I
was looking up the I thought it was interesting. We dropped the
mother of all bombs during day Easter Week. Oh, that's when you
want to do it. And under heathens? That's when you want
question about Easter.
Can I ask you one question?
Yes. Asked me a number of questions. I actually did some
work. Okay.
What is with the grammar? We mean the grammar He is risen
He is risen. Yes. What
I see everywhere today on the face bag everyone's posting
their Easter status is he is
I don't know what why it's I think that's a phrase from the
directly from the Bible or some I have no idea why it's he is or
isn't.
It's new to me. I mean, I haven't. It's not new. No, but I
haven't seen it. Of course the bag isn't you're just populating
I don't know. Oh, yeah, the face bags. Yeah, he is risen is the
status everywhere.
Just the status, single married, he is risen.
That's Jesus's branding. Man. He is risen.
Now he's got good branding. But let's talk about the Easter
bunny. Oh, okay. Where does that come into play? I decided to
look it up about time. And by the way, any trivia question
that says the quiz that says the Easter Bunny is from the 1700s
is wrong. Okay. It's from the 1600s and it never was a bunny.
It was a hare and there's a difference between hares and
bunnies as a different species of animal actually. But it's
easily confused because for example, the jack rabbit which
is very common in some parts of the country is actually a hare.
Yes. Bunnies don't go like a bat out of hell. They usually go
back into there what
is the difference between a bunny and a hare?
It's a different species and Bunny hairs got big legs they to
escape predators they run like like crazy. And when they're
running running NET and the straight line bunnies are the
ones with the holes. They live in a whole bubble. And when a
predator comes a day hustled down to the hole. Okay, they
don't run at high speeds like like a hare they just hustled to
the hole. Yeah, and here's don't live underground like the
bunnies do this. There's other issues also hares have this huge
ears. That's usually stick straight up. Yeah, that's an
issue. Well, not for them said
it was an issue. I'm agree. That's a big issue. Big Issue.
All right. Yes. How did it come about? How did this come about?
Easter so I was just reading. The Easter Bunny also called the
Easter rabbit or Easter hair is a for folkloric figure any
symbol of Easter depicted as a rabbit bringing easter eggs and
the reason for the eggs was apparently during Lent in some
area areas. eggs were forbidden.
Ah, so that's what it was that you tossed the eggs into the
yard
that were forbidden and then you so they would hard boil them the
hunting for Easter raises that balls into some sub
text that's got that's got to be a pagan thing. Come on.
Most of this stuff stems from that of course exactly. But the
idea was that since you can eat eggs, you would hard boil them
and eat them to break break the fast. And so breakfast is named
after that too, by the way. This is typical originating among
German Lutherans, the Easter hare originally played the role
of a judge evaluating whether children were good or
disobedient in behavior at the start of the season of Easter
tied. The Easter Bunny is sometimes depicted with clothes.
In Legend the creature carries colored eggs in his basket candy
and sometimes toys to the homes of the children such as shows
similar to Santa Claus, but they both gifts the children on the
night of their respective holidays the customer was first
mentioned in your front Vaughn Franklin now's
that's always those Scandinavians who are coming up
with a kitty stories.
German D O vis puck Pasha booths, I think about Easter
eggs is the name of it in aid in 1682, referring to the German
tradition of an Easter hare bringing easter eggs for
children. So, it is interesting to the hair was a popular motif
in medieval church in the medieval church in ancient
times, it was widely believed as Pliny Plutarch and others that
they hair was a hermaphrodite.
You're not, you're not assuming my gender are you?
The hair could reproduce without loss of virginity lead to an
association with the Virgin Mary. Oh, okay, that makes us
stories to play anyway, the plot thing is it but there is a
rationale. I think it's, it's it's relatively new in history.
And it's, I guess it caught on by the candy makers.
Yeah. Well, there was a lot of consternation apparently the
White House wasn't ready for the Easter Egg Roll this year. That
they did the planning went all wrong. I've been following this
for a few maybe I have not followed this yet. No. Oh, yeah.
Maybe for the whole weekend. I was like, God, they didn't
plan. This was like a bogus thing anyway, so I wouldn't
follow it.
But then it comes from the New York Times and then you know, it
may still be bogus, but at least it's going to be believed. Let's
see
not story being bogus that the whole idea of an Easter egg roll
on the lawn with a select few people. It's I've
always liked you select few. Yeah. Okay.
Not open to me. I can't go to it.
It's typically me see. 30,000 people. That's not a select few
30,000 people? Yeah, apparently. Oh, White House lawn.
Apparently. I'm just reading history.
More people that could fit on that lawn. Here we go.
This is from the New York Times, so shoot me. Yeah. Well, so what
happened is, if it was a there was a tweet, FYI, FYI
manufacturing deadlines for Easter eggs are near please
reach out that was from wells wood and turning at the company
that supplies commemorative wooden eggs for the annual White
House Easter Egg Roll. According to The New York Times the 138
year old celebration that has drawn 35,000 people to the south
lawn in recent years. Select few my butt.
So you go in there and they get these wooden eggs. Yeah, and the
kids don't start throwing them at each other hitting each other
in the head.
Yes. That's how that's how they learned to throw eggs and bagels
in Berkeley. Oh, okay. Ouch. And I'll play this wouldn't make me
play there was CBS report about your backyard your beat.
I want to take you now to Berkeley, California where we're
seeing violent demonstrations underway at this hour. These are
clashes. They're competing between political riot rallies,
two of them in the city. Some are pro Trump, the others are
anti Trump joined on the phone by KCBS radio reporter generally
I like how they've changed Antifa into anti Trump. That's
kind of cool from CBS. It used to be they were anti Fah for
Anti Fascist now is just anti Trump
phone as the fun never was a good term.
That's the term that's the word they call them saying no, the
German
you see it all the time, but it's just like, it's I don't
know why but it just seems lame.
These are clashes between political right rallies, two of
them in the city. Some are pro Trump. The others are anti Trump
joined on the phone by KCBS rate.
Protesters on both sides. It's kind of interesting.
I protest. No, I protest. I protest louder via reporting.
The two of them would cancel each other out. There wouldn't
be a protest at all.
Not quite now. Let's listen to these LARPers
the others are anti Trump joined on the phone by KCBS radio
reporter Jenna Lane in Berkeley, Jenna. We're seeing these
violent images that appears to be a dumpster that's being
pushed around.
Reno there's been a number of things that have unfolded over
this changing situation throughout the morning. It all
started with some supporters of President Trump announced plans
to have several speakers address a crowd. Well, a group calling
itself mostly anti fascists showed up around 10 o'clock to
make sure that people know that not everyone in Berkeley
supported the speaker's police setup from plastic barricades
and no man's land between those two crowds. They shouted at each
other for the better part of a couple of hours. Some eggs and
bagels were tossed from one side to the other. But it was mostly
peaceful except for the shouting.
No I watched this
and why they bear What does she mean by mostly peaceful these
guys are swinging?
Well, first of all, just like CNN did with the word CNN of
corporate media did with the with the missile launch, I think
we have to have M 80s Just anytime we're talking, we have
an M ad blowing off somehow. When I saw this, and I saw in,
there was either I think it was a drone shot or a helicopter
shot, and they're all fighting in the Battle of the garbage
bin. You know, we, we used to do this when I was 14, and we go
into a car. Yeah, we throw rocks at each other, and then the cops
would show up, and we all go home and maybe one guy would get
a bloody nose or something, and was like, hey, whatever. We do
this all the time. That's what kids do. But now is broadcast on
YouTube and it's picked up by
kids, these are more adult calling adults.
These are like 12 year old No, they're not 12 year olds, but,
you know, once again, the black bloc, with their with their
hoodies, and the LARPing around. And you know, it's just pathetic
Stuart's LARPing twice now what does LARPing mean to you?
We've discussed this before live action role playing. Okay, we've
discussed this is what these kids are doing. They
go to you just casually say this, though. Everyone knows
what it means. Well, I
think a lot of people make a lot of just telling you but but
anyway, they go to Hot Topic in the mall on the weekend and get
their you know, their perfect black scarf and their black
hoodie by too many bagels. Yeah, and then, you know, then they
posted like this one girl who posted on the bag. Yeah, I'm
getting ready to protest these damn aihole Trump evil fascist,
I'm gonna come back with 100 Nazi scalps. And that was the
girl who got punched in the face.
You saw that sounds like from her attitude. She's, she's bound
to get punched in the face. Exactly. Life?
Well, she punched the guy in the throat and he punched her in the
face. Like, okay, you know if you're going to go there. And
now of course, she's in a hospital with a concussion. They
have a GoFundMe for $80,000 Because you know,
oh, Lee.
I have, I thought that was kind of interesting. Your Berkeley
police man, those guys are laid back. As we
look at these images that looks like there's some trash in the
street. Maybe somebody's starting a fire with that
earlier, we're showing video of two groups that looked like
fighting each other. And there are a bunch of people with just
lightening this report up a little bit for us during Black.
We saw the San Francisco Chronicle describing those folks
as anarchist, or those people who typically show up at some of
these protests and cause trouble.
It's something that we've seen in the past however, I'll leave
it to those groups to explain who they are and what they're
about. And now
we're looking at some of the video from earlier where one of
those fights happened. Can you tell us any more about
the two injuries that are reported to us? One Two injuries
officer who was exposed to what we believe is tear gas when a
member of the crowd put it out into the park another person was
sprayed with what we believe is bear spray or pepper spray type
bear spray. Both of those people have been since treated and
released.
Officer when we look at these images you don't see police
getting involved trying to break break up the fight. Why is that?
Because Because this cops like a bunch of more on kids go ahead
do whatever you want tears.
I imagine that some of what you may be talking about is when the
some of the people went out into the adjacent Street. As I
mentioned before, we had a number of controlled points,
trying to limit the weapons that people had when they're having
their peaceful demonstration. When those
guys I don't know what was this guy
even there this guy smoking crack read this peaceful raw
weapons that people had when they're having their peaceful
demonstration. When those when that controlled area broke free.
That presented a particular challenge for us.
Please go back and watch some of the videos.
Yeah, he said us that was uh, they were doing nothing. They
were just hanging out. She had cop. Yes. Okay. Yes, this is the
spokes hole for bicycling crap. This guy. I'll say Finish him up
here. Hey, where do you go? That's odd. Oh, what happened
here? Oh, are you still there, John? Yeah, I'm here. Yeah,
something happened here. Hold on a second. Oh, my goodness. My
controller broke loose. Oh, that's odd. Hold on. Reboot it.
Oh, man. Oh, this is not good. Oh, crap. What happened? I don't
know. It's like all of a sudden my controller doesn't work.
Okay, now it's back will continue
for us. Will you go back and watch some of the video do you
think and try to follow up and make additional arrests?
Certainly, just as in past demonstrations. The police
department continues its investigation after the event.
The burqa police aren't just responsible for what happens in
the park but for the entire city and And we're going to review
any video, surveillance recordings from the area as well
as videos of people, the public sent into it. And perhaps send
out some arrest warrants for those people as well.
Okay, so no matter what the mainstream media told you, not a
big deal. The cops don't think it's a big deal. It was a bunch
of kids and garbage bins, my goodness. And that's what they
seem to like doing kickin over trash cans, John.
I know you they dropped his huge bomb on the Afghanistan as
killed a bunch of people and there's a bunch of death and
destruction all over the place. But these guys are going back
and forth about whether they like Trump or not. Yeah, it's
pathetic. They're setting garbage bins on fire.
No, not even that kicking them over. Oh, no. Okay. I remember
anarchy in Amsterdam in the 70s this was the time of the Sex
Pistols and we all had we all all of us, we had our black
leather jackets with an A and a circle around it. Anarchy and
then the M M E would come that's the basically the riot cops and
everyone be like, and stuff people like me, like, Ah, okay,
not so anarchy anymore. But people were really into it. And
you know, they got you know, there was there was some real
fighting going on back in the day. This is nothing sad. And it
was about establishment and New World Order. And you know, not
not this bullcrap. And of course this was on tax day what would
all these protests were about? Was the President has to show
his tax returns that's what
this is the this what gets me the most and there's all these
chants you know. And the is about showing his taxes this is
people are dying left and right. There's war bought the breakout
here and there. The North Koreans are saber rattling we're
doing we have a flotilla of ships heading their way.
Millions of dollars Armada and millions of dollars and these
people are protesting the guy not showing his accents. But
that is
Yeah, and that is also the only thing that was really on the
news was that because hey, although I did it since you
brought it up. I brought up a I found a great report from CNN
about the bomb, the mother of all bombs. And they had some
local color some local flair. They added to this report with
Barbara Starr, who was of course the CNN Pentagon Reporter
The largest conventional bomb ever dropped in combat exploded
above a complex of caves and tunnels in a remote area of
eastern Afghanistan by
the way, I'm sure you saw the video that was a badass video
wasn't it? That thing drowned couple
of things. One it was so I guess so bright that it it toasted.
Yeah, the CCD inverted? Yeah,
it is completely inverted.
So it was ruined. So you didn't really get to see what the hell
was going on with that. But that was a bad it was it was adjusted
poorly they should have I don't know what they could have done
better. But I didn't learn anything by watching that bomb.
Now you saw the image. You saw the concussion spread?
Oh, yeah, you did see a little over
the top US commander abdomen. The mission was only about
killing ISIS.
The timing of the use of this weapon was simply the
appropriate tactical moment against the proper target to use
this particular munition. So it is not related to any outside
events.
It does deliver a psychological message to ISIS. One military,
just listen to this. Listen to this. Tell CNN. The massive bomb
is powerful enough to destroy nine city blocks.
It will level that area and provide an unbelievable amount
of concussion to that area. So it will collapse caves. It will
blow up things and it will if you're alive afterwards. You're
going to have perforated eardrums and a lot of trauma
like how the
guy laughs That's the kind of cool it's it's kind of your ears
perforated and that's just the least of your problems.
That guy get that guy that guy's evil man. Get him
out of the collapse cage. It will blow up things and it will
if you're alive afterwards you're gonna have perforated
eardrums and
General Nicholson says it all went according to plan, caves
and tunnels destroyed. Afghan officials say dozens of ISIS
fighters killed.
We had persistent surveillance over the area before, during and
after the operation. And now we have Afghan and US forces on the
site and see no evidence of Savannah Agile tes nor has there
been any reports of civilian casualties.
The bomb had been in Afghanistan since early January.
Oh, oh, second. That's interesting. That was during
President Obama's term. early January, okay, just so we know
who brought the bomb in case anyone was wondering. I don't
know if that was necessarily a Trump decision to bring it is
on the site and see no evidence of civilian casualties. Nor have
there been any reports of civilian casualties.
The bomb had been in Afghanistan since early January, Nicholson
signed the final order authorizing the mission just 24
hours before the bomb dropped. Afterwards, local Afghans
described the enormity of the blast now this
is what's cool. It turns out that local Afghanis are just
like locals here in in Austin, Oregon. Well, maybe not
Berkeley, but they talked actually yeah, the kind of like
Californians in the locals there.
Afterwards, local Afghans described the enormity of the
black crowd was
watching last night's bomb was really huge. Hey, man, last
night's bomb was really huge. Hey, man, it was really huge
man. When it dropped. It was shaking everywhere. Dude, it was
fucking crazy.
I am really high a lot
of firepower was used but the estimate is there still upwards
of 800 ISIS fighters inside Afghanistan last
night's bomb was really huge.
Can't get enough of that translation to really translate
the whole emotion will you do me a favor? Make sure that we
really feel what he's saying. Okay well add
add a question because I put it in the newsletter actually. Why
were these caves there? This is supposed to see the CIA
building me I heard the CIA build them that's what I that's
what there was even what would
the CIA what was the CIA do a couple of questions come to mind
one. Why are they still there? Why we've been in Afghanistan
for 10 years. This
is the troubling part. So the way I and yours Yeah,
and why did they build the caves? Well,
the caves were probably built back in the day for the
Mujahideen when we were funding them to knock out the the
rooskies
That's I think I'm assuming that too, but why are they still
there?
Well, we clearly did not really want to smoke them out when
George W. Bush said we're going to smoke them out. Otherwise we
would have done this we've had this this massive air ordinance
bomb for a while. Blast Periscope we've had this for a
while. I don't know it's troubling. And I would like to
know I agree. Why didn't we use this before why didn't we blow
up those caves earlier when we were actually at war there now
we're just doing it to get the mineral rights which I think is
what part of the deal is and the opium let's not forget the
poppies
still poppies in this area but it might be some lithium Yeah,
it's the lithium is but the lithium is there somewhere.
Well, we'll be there. Maybe they were just dropped a bomb to
soften up to place dry mining.
That was my next thought is that maybe the lithium is right
there. It's not just lithium. It's a, you know that we've
talked about this many, many years ago. It's you know, up to
a trillion dollars worth of let's see lithium cerium,
neodymium, samarium. Gadolinium.
Prasad, do you? Maybe the caves are actually mines Imodium ad
that have been sucked to dry and now they need to blow up the
whole place so they can do this scraping? Mining?
Well, let me tell you when it comes to excavating this is the
way to go. That's for sure. That was really, really interesting.
Oh, man.
Well, there's bombs. It's the other thing that's kind of
unique is the argument about the price of the bomb that's been
going on on the internet?
Yes, I owe $16 million. And then I've seen I've seen much higher
amounts, but I think 16 Sounds
like it can't be heard and 16 million. I think those numbers
are solid, but those that's based on some similar bomb that
was built 20 of at the cost of $315 million. And they figured
just about the same, but then somebody else comes on it. No,
it's $170,000 a pop. Why would a bomb? I don't care how big it is
just uh, you know? Yeah, it has.
Yeah, if you take r&d into account, I'm sure you can come
up with crazy numbers. I mean, yeah, you're sitting on it.
You're sitting on a $3 million toilet seat in the Pentagon. We
know this. And that's not just the order. It's the r&d.
Well, that's why it makes me think the bomb is probably more
expensive than 117,000 270,000 and other people's have
estimated Yes,
we amortize it but I don't think the Pentagon does much to give
you amortize it doubles. I don't think the Pentagon does much
when it comes to accounting if they're not really well known
for it. Yeah. On the other hand, this this this action could have
easily Ben, Hey, man, we're okay. But let's move on from the
serious story. What can we do? Oh, I know we got that thing. We
moved there in January. Yeah, let's I tell you what, let's
blow it up over those caves. No one cares.
That's also possible. Yes, that is also possible.
I would Yeah, I would think the military would be creating these
distractions of they're on their own accord. They don't need any,
any help from anybody like, well, and
meanwhile, of course, the Russians said, Well, we've got
the F O A be the father of all bombs, four times bigger. No,
they
said that. Yeah.
To get one four times bigger. We'll play the report I have
here I have the same similar report. This is the overseas
report, of course, on Deutsche Wella. And it is on on the bomb
on this bomb.
aerial footage released by the US military shows massive
explosive force, the largest non nuclear weapon in the American
arsenal, targeted a series of underground tunnels, and n is
ammunition cash in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistani
border. This is where Washington believes the vast majority of
ISIS fighters in the country are hiding. And the head of US
forces in Afghanistan says the move to drop this weapon was
tactical, not political.
This weapon was the was the appropriate weapon to use
against this target. And prior to this, we didn't have such a
target.
First tested in 2003. The GBU 43 dubbed the mother of all bombs
produces a blast as powerful as 11 tons of TNT. Those on the
ground attested to the bombs power. Last night's bomb was
really huge. When it dropped. Everything was really shaking.
Wait a minute, they got the same guy except they didn't they
didn't translate it right.
They translated with less drama. Yeah, that's that's really sad.
They tasked it to the bombs power
project, but it's also exactly the same report. It's the it's
the exact same soundbite so this is cool reporting at best. Now,
that
means that CNN used it to Yes, yes. So
where did it come from? They maybe are spooks on the ground
or like, hey, you know what, we'll give it to you CNN, maybe
there was no bomb. Also possible. CNN Of course, being
an cheap Jack Mickey Mouse operation. They're like, Yeah,
we don't have anybody to translate. Can you guys just
translate and then Pentagon goes, cool. bomb was really
huge. That's Deutsche well, they got money. See, they got money.
So they translated normally, the last
night's bomb was really huge. When it dropped. Everything was
really shaking.
I'm right about this.
Killed around 70 or 80 of them. This is a positive move. That IS
fighters have been eliminated. No civilians were there at all.
With the use of the weapon comes just a week after the US
conducted airstrikes in Syria. Another show of force from an
American administration that suddenly seems more willing to
intervene.
I can't find the article I thought I'd save that somewhere
but there was word that at the setlist simultaneously we we us
United States, nation Gitmo nation people that we were
testing yet another bomb. We were testing some like anti
gravity thing or something. The hell was that? It
was Oh no, no, it was a gravity bomb. That doesn't mean anti
gravity. What's the message that immediately gets pulled around?
It's not another was not like as cruise missile it's just a bomb.
They call it a gravity bomb because most bombs are that they
do drop off. Well, the the Moab is also fun. I got the little
word for it. Oh,
good. Good. Good. Good. What is it?
It's a very short report. But apparently we tested this little
button. It's a mini nuke.
Yeah. A new nuclear. Nuclear. I got it. new weapon nuclear
weapon. Archie. That's it.
Meanwhile, the US Air Force has published a report on its
successful test of an inert nuclear gravity bomb.
And a what? Inner? inert, inert, inert Thank you. In other words,
you didn't blow I thank you. I'm
just a dumb ba just says they just dropped some metal out of a
play. Watch this report
on a successful test of an inert nuclear gravity bomb. Test
happened a month ago but only now has been made public.
Oh, a month ago. I thought they'd done it just the same
time. Okay, I'm wrong. On that doesn't know they
announced it the same time. That was the coincidence now. Okay.
Inert to the second part of that. Hey, more to it.
I'm sorry. Hey, baby, don't worry. It's inert. Just the tip,
nothing can happen. I'm gonna use that word a lot.
Meanwhile, the US Air Force has published a report on its
successful test of an inert nuclear gravity bomb at a test
happened a month ago, but only now has been made public. Also,
in fact, the US Army is also planning to add a new country
take energy weapon to its arsenal. It's being presented as
a tool to counter Russian nuclear technology.
Okay first. So I've decided that an inert Gretton nuclear gravity
bomb is pretty much the same as throwing a pizza stone out of a
helicopter
that in the your case, yes.
You got it home finally, you dragged it home I
needed a forklift to get it in the house.
And I liked this. This energy weapon wound was my favorite
kind to Railgun Yeah, probably. No, it is they showed it. So how
does a railgun work a railgun is? Please How does it work?
Okay, you have these rails. And then you have a bunch like
unbelievable magnetic field, right? It was magnetic that
takes to the site, the size of the vein, the energy it takes to
create the magnetic fields about the size of a ship, which means
is a very difficult weapon to move around. And then it charges
this thing up it does what is just a piece it's just like a
rock of a pizza stone. And it goes flying down this thing and
it comes out at 9000 miles an hour.
That's the ball theory right there. Maybe
anyway, comes 9000 miles an hour and it just it has a big shock
wave. And I guess even if it passes by something the shock
waves enough to disturb disturbance to serve the joy
things
9000 Did you say 9000 miles per hour? Yes.
9000 miles an hour.
So things break down the sound barrier out of the chute.
Oh, well the bullet does that. Maybe?
How about 9000 feet per second? How about that? That sounds a
little little more reasonable than 9000 miles per hour.
Oh, that's what I'm just telling you what it said on the screen
when they because this is an example of our cheese horrible I
don't like the reporting style. Because they they talk about
what you've heard the intro and then they now they do a bunch of
graphics now they give us a slide show. And they get to rail
gun and the guys loading is like a guy wearing a suit. Loading it
is no it's not like a field not field gears on a ship.
That's um, that's, that's a badass weapon right there.
You think? Oh,
my goodness.
Wow. Okay, well, let's stay away from that.
The back I was looking at the this thing was 11 tons of TNT
this big mo A B, I think we have a bigger thing than that. That
kind of thing. You have to drag along behind you. And there's
some other kind of a bomb. It's I can't remember
the main like one of those signs like drink Budweiser, you
dropped
the bomb. That was this guy that was disgusted that within one of
the outbreak one of those movies where they're going to blow up
the entire town in some sort of some sort of gas bomb of some
sort. But I was looking at 11,000 pounds or 11 tons of TNT.
The Hiroshima bomb was 13,000 tons of TNT. And that's
considered his bomb that's too small. Nobody wants those
anymore.
Yeah, it's and that was and that was a discrepancy that I kept
reading. Like, it's almost as big as the as fat boy, I'm like,
No, you're forgetting three zeros. Yeah, exactly kilotons, a
little different than tonnes, right?
tonnes is 11 tonnes. The fat boy was 22 kilo tons. Yeah. So it
was a factor of like, three zeros. There's also this little
bitty bomb that parallel I'm looking at this list of some
bombs the Davy Crockett is out there to variable yield Tactical
Nuke. Is 51 pounds lightest ever deployed by the United States?
Point? Oh, one kilotons? Yeah. And that that is the size of the
bombs that North Korea is developing?
Yeah, although Oh no. Let's just stop there for a second because
I'm getting very tired of just reports that site unnamed people
and have no evidence even form of like the crappy video we saw
an MOA which I agree for the amount of money we spend whether
it was 16 million or 160 million we need better better video I
paid for that. I feel we deserve better video come on we got
Fleur we can do much better than this much better.
We've got videos of the bombing of Hiroshima that are better
than this
but no no we don't get that so here is the report and there was
a pool guy although it might have been CNN who was doing a
pool during the big celebration there in Pyongyang and we've
seen all of these what I what I deemed to be mainly just empty
metal tubes. I don't know what's in there. I don't know if
there's such things as a new sophisticated rocket. I have no
idea it looks like a bunch of sheet metal with with rivets.
here's the here's here's the report
begin with breaking news from North Korea. The US military
official confirms North Korea attempted to launch a missile
off its east coast Sunday morning local time, but the
missile blew up almost immediately. That type of
missile is still being assessed. The Defiant misfire follows
another show for Saturday
here that just said something and not even with the source in
which the
stop Did you hear what you said? You said a defiant misfire?
No, I didn't hear that.
Damn What is a defiant misfire? It
means that the rocket did not want to do it. I'm not firing.
Breaking news from North Korea. A US military official confirms
North Korea attempted to launch a missile off its east coast
Sunday morning local time. But the missile blew up almost
immediately. That type of missile is still being assessed.
The Defiant misfire follows another shot
is a very weird sentence. I agree with you. You could say
the Define missile because literally the missile does not
want to be fired but the defiant misfire.
Well, obviously she's mixing things up she's the defiant part
is that they were told not to do anything. Okay, and so that was
that was the defiant part but then it was a misfire. Yes. So
she puts the two together and you get this stupid phrase
defiant misfire that means nothing that you
know what it is. This is the the Easter crew.
The historic crew it's very it's very the only ones that work on
a stress. It's
very hard to get anything from from corporate media during
Easter any other vacation because they're gone for
Saturday in which the isolated communist nation put ballistic
missiles on parade, including some we haven't seen before.
More now from Ben Tracy inside the North Korean capital. Yang
when it comes to military parades, North Korea certainly
knows how to put on a show when to go stepping soldiers, rolling
tanks and rocket launchers. It's an elaborate scene involving
hundreds of 1000s of people that would be the envy of any
Superbowl halftime show. Anytime North Korea has one of these
military parades US military experts closely examine what
they're parading down the street. They're looking for
signs that North Korea is closer to developing a long range
nuclear missile that can reach the United States. And the signs
were troubling. For the first time North Korea displayed new
long range ballistic missiles that can be launched from both
land and sea they are believed to be the same missiles
successfully tested in February and he was solid fuel and our
Hold
on a second but I just want to hear if that's the same sound
effect of the missile of the that they were using for the
tomahawks it sounds a lot like it. Let's just do a comparison
here. That's annoying let's see tested in
February and he was solid fuel in our heart and attack it's
exactly the same John there sweetening the audio Listen,
these guys never end here.
They are believed to be the same missiles.
Dammit, I get the fire. Here we go. Time
North Korea displayed new long range ballistic missiles that
can be launched from both land and sea.
nuts a little bit are
believed to be the same missiles successfully tested in February
that use solid fuel and are hard to detect before launch. And
South Korea's military believes these large missiles at the end
of the parade are a new type of intercontinental ballistic
missile that North did not previously possess. In his
speech at the green official accused the Trump administration
of threatening North Korea and said if attacked, they will
respond with all out war, including nuclear weapons. That
confidence is shared by many here in Pyongyang. When you see
all of the military troops and all of the weapons go by what
does that mean to you what he's doing. He said he made me feel
North Korea is strong enough to defeat any enemy. Even the
United States. North Korea still says it wants peace and now war
but if it comes to war, they're ready to fight.
So I'm gonna come up short now unnamed sources, unnamed
sources. We have no video of this thing just rolling by. I've
seen these big tubes before.
Yeah, those tubes look like they could be made out of wood. Mash.
I think they went to the logs. It's Lincoln
Logs. They could be who knows?
And the guy says, Oh, this is new. We've never seen this blog
before.
And we're gonna use it on you.
You know this this whole thing is just a show. I but there's
some good reporting. I got a couple of clips here. I got the
North Korea which one it got here. Gotcha with Deutsche Wella
or you got issues. That's a good one. Okay. expert
on the situation on the Korean peninsula is being described as
a tinderbox contract. konavle was a longtime DW correspondent
in the region. He's been analyzing this con flicked for
decades. Thank you for being with us this evening. Pyongyang
has threatened to strike back before in your assessment. Is it
different this time?
No. The different kinds of any action provokes or as a reaction
from North Korea. And this time, maybe the vocabulary is a little
it's straight or stronger. That's simply because also
President Trump is using stronger words.
Here's the span of strong language. But if the US really
resorted to a preemptive strike, what would that mean for the
region?
Well, any war means catastrophe. And in case President Trump
would to take some military action. First of all, all the
let's see possibilities, he is limited in scope. Because if
it's real war, it would be catastrophe because the whole
peninsula and the region would be in flames. So hopefully, he
does not take any military action. Or if he thinks he can
have some, let's say warning action, just like in Syria. That
is also a big danger because he will throw in then China.
That was the whole point. We'll draw in China. Yeah. But
the problem is, is Seoul Korea is with like 10 feet from the
border of North Korea. They couldn't get in there fast
enough before the North Koreans just blow it to smithereens with
an A bomb. They here's the report that it was kind of
interesting. This was CBS you I think yours was CBS two bad
things in a different report. This is the North Korea 2017 One
and North Korea 2017. Two and the two is the one that's the
most interesting of these two clips, because this is David
Martin, who works out of the Pentagon. He said that that
older guy who looks like it just looks like it looks like that.
If you're going to describe me he looks like it's not always
CIA guy, but a CIA supervisor
who was looking for TPS reports.
He's looking for TPS reports, but he always has the to me when
he comes on. I listened to him with it in mind that I'm
listening to a the official story, but he wants to play the
first part of this play one first and then we go to
Korea a major holiday in the reclusive communist nation, the
anniversary of the birth of founder Kim Il Sung, and there
he is concerned around the world that his grandson, dictator Kim
Jong Hoon will use the occasion to flex his military muscle and
conduct another nuclear test in defiance of the US, Ben Tracy's
in the North Korean capital Pyongyang and
there's your defiance word again.
North Korea has already staged for ballistic missile test is
here. And despite warnings from the US and China, North Korea's
Vice Foreign Minister Han song real says his country will
conduct another nuclear test that he'd sixth overall. Do you
plan to conduct that test in the coming days?
Hashem can you have a nuclear test will take place at a time
at a place that the supreme leadership deems necessary.
He accuses the Trump administration of provoking a
military conflict by sending a navy strike force to the Korean
peninsula and continuing US military exercises in South
Korea. Do you believe the United States wants to attack North
Korea? Well, if the US comes up with a dangerous military
option,
then the first card is in our hands. We'll deal with it with
our preemptive strike. This means war.
So you're saying if you feel that North Korea is going to be
attacked, you will use nuclear weapons. Of course, China, which
is North Korea's main ally and trading partner said today that
there would be no winners in a war and both sides should stop
threatening each other. North Korea says they are ready for
both war and peace and their vice ministers suddenly spoke
English to make his point clear for the VISTA, but prepared for
the worst. The vice minister did stress that North Korea would
not launch a preemptive strike unless it felt a real threat of
attack from the United States. Tomorrow is a major holiday here
in North Korea. And there is some concern that the country
might use the opportunity to launch new missiles or conduct a
nuclear test.
Then Tracy and Pyongyang. Thanks.
So what do you think the just presuming for a moment that this
is tactically smart? What do you think the game plan is? With
North Korea?
The game plan from whose perspective Trump
now Intae
well, he definitely is not going to do anything because the
maddest of all people They showed him backing off as much
as possible because he knows that North Korea has the upper
hand. Because 20 million people in Seoul, Korea, right. And our
and our military base, right would just be, it would be a
mess. Yeah. And they could do it and they would do it again. They
keep preparing for you. But it seems to me as we go back, and
we've talked about this for years, it seems as if the North
Koreans are just kind of playing different kinds of games,
because they the guy said if the the reporter that CBS reported
this actually in Pyongyang, which to me was a breakthrough.
I never saw this guy roaming around before, but he's over
there. And he speaks Korean and so he's the go to guy. Yeah, he
says they're prepared for peace.
Well, that's that was. That's what Donna's told us. I mean,
we've we've heard that that's all they want. They just want
they don't want arms. Yes. But they want to be a peaceful day.
They have this face thing, I guess going on where they would
like to have a meetup.
Well, they should get on meetup.org and organize.
They should put it in meetup.org. And maybe something
will happen.
They can do it at the Zephyr museum. I mean, it'd be
beautiful. Yes, which
we'll talk about later, which I promised last time we never did.
We did. So let's Let's now listen to David Martin, who will
give us the current status of things as far as I'm concerned.
How might the US respond to another North Korean test, David
Martin is at the Pentagon.
The Air Force calls it an Elephant Walk 22 fifteens armed
and ready to scramble from Kadena Air Base in Japan 900
miles from North Korea's capital was conducted earlier this week
and recorded by Air Force cameras for North Korea to see
we reconfigured every one of those fifteens with live
ordnance inside of 24 hours and put them back on status and
ready to fight.
But notice Brigadier General Barry Cornish is wearing a flak
jacket same time the airbase at Kadena is in range of North
Korean missiles, as are 25 million people in the South
Korean capital of Seoul. The US could launch a devastating
attack but could not stop the North Korean military from
firing off enough salvos to wreak horrendous destruction,
which is why Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sounds so diplomatic
in regard to North
Korea. We are working with international partners in order
to defuse
the situation. If North
Korea conducts another underground nuclear test or
launches more missiles into the sea. US would likely limit its
reaction to a show of force, sending b1 bombers from Guam to
fly along the coast and bringing in an aircraft carrier battle
group. However, if North Korea were to launch an
intercontinental ballistic missile toward the US, that
might trigger a military response in the form of a cyber
attack. For now, the Trump administration is counting on
China to pressure North Korea into giving up its nuclear
weapons program. But if that doesn't work, they will turn to
military options. One officer told me when this crowd says all
options are on the table. They mean it. They really meet
Anthony
Martin on the Pentagon. Thanks, David. Yeah, and
the the many mainstream newspapers reported that North
Korea and Iran now threatening to take out parts of the United
States electric grid through a cyber attack or miss ferric
nuclear blast. The Pentagon is taking steps to both protect the
nation's communications and power lifelines
again, can you give us some more money while we're at that?
Well, the money is going to James Woolsey, Woolsey former
CIA director, I guess his he's got a consulting group there.
And now he's working with DARPA actually DARPA has charged ba e
systems to quote map a system that can detect a cyber attack
and gin up an alternative communications network for
military and civilian use if the grid is fried that's that's the
literal text these guys
read they're reading too much science fiction
yes
yes yeah the grid get fried man got
fried we got to go outside he there's electrical there's
electrical lining it's just
I mean I got I got news for you melted the in the internet was
built to gin up and alternative communications route I should
say instead of your word network. That's the whole reason
it exists is it could take that kind of hit and still working
out around it. Now. We got to have a new one. But it won't be
ready until
2020. The internet is not as not as robust as it was originally
existed for this huge backbones. Take for most of the activity.
I just take out Verizon and we're done.
You bet we actually if you if you blew up Mae West Mae east
and took out Verizon and Comcast and five you have maybe five
targets
and blow up am six while you're out of them just for just for
the heck but just for the fun just for fun of Amsterdam,
Sonic is still working. So blow those guys up and it was five,
you know, somehow. So we pretty much take the thing down, but
it's not going to take down to grid. It's like it's gonna do a
lot of damage, but it's not that bad. Let me it's not good. But
here it is. Let's go back to the square one which should have
been talking about it, especially since you have
contact with Don. Why doesn't one president step up? Or is he
going to lose face? Well step up and have a meeting with these
guys and say, Okay, what do we have to do to work together?
This is the great negotiator, Trump, what do we have to do to
work together and then close ranks on that make peace? Tell
him they can, you know, they can do research or whatever on their
new thing, whatever they want to do, but let's start making plans
to hook up North Korea and South Korea as one nation the way they
do with East Germany.
Oh please North Korea just wipe right
I don't see any reason that can't be done. Instead of the
saber rattling both sides. Oh,
well, you recall what Don said my uncle don don Greg, he said
he's for the military industrial complex is to sell crap to South
Korea. Now the problem with that now
is they sell a lot of crap to South Korea. That's the problem
it's them don't
even want South Korea doesn't even want it.
No South Korea would just as soon find a way to join join up
with North Korean and this bullcrap
bright but now that park is out what's going to happen this is
this is why it's different and interesting. And who makes who
makes the call to buy something? Who are we selling to? That's
what I love the sales tactic. But who are we selling to who's
the buyer? I'd like to know if I ever was the president. Great,
great tactic. Fantastic. Who's the buyer? What do you mean the
buyer has been kicked out off as well? Who's the buyer that who's
the buyer now? There's no other reason
I don't know. This is the dumbest thing ever. And if all
hell breaks loose a lot of people are gonna get killed.
Oh, there's that we're kind of used to that. I mean, there were
a whole bunch of people killed in Syria and no one even talked
about it. These were here's my
favorite story. This was on CBS I don't have a clip I thought I
did but I don't so they play the the bomb this on CBS he do this
back to back stories they start with a Moab and they say oh and
that the numbers of dead or tripled that we thought it was
34 Now it turns out to be like 92 And then they said then they
go to the next story. A car bomb in Aleppo killed 100 Yeah done.
And so I'm thinking wait a minute. We spent what how many
millions of dollars to kill 92 people we could have said I put
in the news exists and I'm on a trip to Disneyland saved a lot
of money and meanwhile some crappy car bomb. Some guy with a
car bomb, you know throws it together for about 50 cents or
whatever he could find laying around I EDS puts it in a button
a car and kills 100 This doesn't sound like a good use of armor
while we get to the car bombers to build these some bombs for
us.
The death toll continues to climb after a bomb blast hit a
convoy of evacuees waiting to enter Aleppo in Syria. This
Syrian Civil Defense also known as the White Helmets said they
removed 100 bodies from the scene of the explosion. State
media put the toll at 39 with dozens more wounded. The victims
are believed to be from buses carrying residents evacuated
from Pro regime villages 1000s of people have been stuck in
evacuation convoys from Alpha fryer Medina and Saba Danny
after a deal to transfer them from besieged area stalled in a
disagreement over the number of fighters to be moved. The
incident highlights the plight of those caught up in the six
year long conflict. Now even
though they did mention the White Helmets briefly there this
was this was a real eye bag the footage I saw it look pretty
damn real. And so that's why we're not going to talk much
about it because you know, we didn't set it up. It wasn't our
guys, the White Helmets making some false crappy ass videos. So
that's why it's like 100 people or whatever, that just refuse
you guys. They weren't even refugees. They weren't evacuees,
a whole new name. Nice evacuees. Well, who cares? Who cares? Who
cares is the the director of the Swedish doctors for human
rights, who is very very disappointed in the belief that
the White Helmets were helping with the chemical attack and he
calls it fake. Can
you tell us just a little bit more about these videos that
were shot by the Syrian White Helmets?
Well, we have two alterations, mainly one was referred to them
life saving procedures such as, as shown in the videos and the
opinion of our doctors were that these procedures were non
medical, non life saving and even contempt. elective in terms
of labor savings purposes,
that's a very interesting point that you neither you or I could
ever pick up on. He said what they were doing what they were
showing was non productive, non life saving. These guys don't
even know the basic procedures apparently, according to this
doctrine, or
the other reservation is, the videos on the alleged attack of
March 15 was published at the same time by coordinated cyber
mean organizations having a logo similar to the former Java from
formations so incomplete they use the same particular flag so
that raises the question whether relationships were success
between this minute and rebels combat information and the White
Helmets?
No, you can't tell me that the same videos were uploaded to the
White Helmets YouTube channel and Twitter at the same time the
same video was uploaded to the Al Nusrah YouTube channel and
Twitter page. Nah ha that can be how ca ha How could that ever
work? My goodness I gotta find this other thing for you. This
was very funny. See what I put it here? You remember by now of
course Bhanu Mahna Mahna Gabbana you're
your buddy
yeah bond on the bed Yeah bond of the child bond on the one you
say down do you like Eastern bull fish? And her answer to
everything is yes save the children of Syria and fish only
has two answers. She now tweeted again she's tweeted in perfect
English this is this is really good i i guess this is true. Wow
she says Bill Kristol is a really smart guy very handsome
to American should listen to Him and DO what He says
what yeah what is Bill Kristol writing for her
I probably
that's embarrassing
let me just check this all a bed all Barnum
that's got to be a hoax The shirts are right at on site
because there's you know these fake Yeah, I'm
gonna check I'm gonna check and you could be right i mean i
honestly I didn't check that one. Yeah, do you see what is?
What is her What is her handle again? It's Allah bed Bonner.
Okay, let me see let's try it out. I love bed Vana. Okay, does
it show her yes he was all a bed Barna and let me see if that
Bill Kristol. While she has a lot of interesting things to say
boy her English is great. I just want war to fish the fish. I
just want war to stop F 35 is best multi role fighter to make
sure peace secured I pray mister dollar She's.
She's a jet expert, right?
No way. She's She's no she's a weapons dealer. I pray Mr.
Donald Trump buys more. Hey, girl, is she selling she's
selling weapons? Is she working for Boeing? Let me see if
crystal is on I don't maybe that thing was that must have been
Yeah, I think that had to be if it's funny though. It's very
funny. But even funnier is this by more F 35. I kind of liked
it. Better than I am a Syrian child who suffered under Bashar
Al Assad and Putin. I welcome Donald Trump action against the
killers of my people. Wow, fish.
Hashtag fish.
Yeah, that's not fake at all. Go ahead, people. You can keep on
believing. Very nice
for you. It's good for you. belief system is nice. belief
system is always good. So we have since returned this kind of
topic of the hoaxes and all the rest. So there was a ditch
wasn't played at all in the United States. But it was a big
deal in Germany, because it involves soccer
way away. Have you moved off of Syria? Because I had one more
clip if you know I got more serious stuff, too. Yeah, I just
want to play the little bit from the man himself who are sharp.
But the heat with them it weightlessness. It's not gonna
say yeah, he has
he speaking of hair. Yeah, this is his speech is very
interesting. But he's well, we
had if you remember, we had that British ambassador on with the
show once who had sounded exactly the same. And I was
under the impression that he's the one who taught
taught him how to speak English.
So so to speak well for the kind of English if he
could get the English a little better. You know, taking up
would help then he could certainly replace either one of
us if and if either one of us keels over, and he's crackpot
enough. They're sure
There was no order to make any attack we don't have any
chemical weapons. We gave up our arsenal three years ago even if
you have them we wouldn't use them and we had never used our
chemical Arsenal in our history so what happens is the as I said
only assaulted al Qaeda we cannot take it seriously but our
impression that the West mainly the United States is hand in
glove with the terrorist they fabricated the whole story in
order to have pretext for the attack. We don't know whether
those dead children were the kid in hunchy home where they did at
all who committed the attack if there was attack? What the
material you have no information at all. Nothing at all. Not
investigated. So you see it's a fabrication. Definitely 100% for
applications
were those children even dead? I saw the same thing. I saw them
opening up their eyes on the pile. Yeah, you
saw the eye opening Yeah, just a little bit pile of dead kids.
Yeah, just
just to take a look What do you got on Syria?
Let's well the Russians are also saying the same kind of thing.
Well, there's a couple of things it's a fight is broken out
between x Obama people and washed Wall Street Journal. Oh,
I couldn't I just be honest about I'm clipping this I saved
it. I was on Charlie Rose. And I'm saving this and I got that
clip here. And then I was gonna I got part two, this is the
stockpile CR aside and you hear the Wall Street Journal's you
know, the Wall Street Journal's thesis and a bunch of than
others are? Apparently everybody as well. You know, Assad cheated
when he came to when he would took a stockpile out of service
and kept a bunch of stuff just for this reason, as if that's a
good idea. But let's play this.
While you're playing number one, yeah,
it's it's just as there's no number.
I know how you work. I am pleased to have both of them on
this program. I want to begin with a column that's gotten a
lot of attention, certainly in terms of people that I know,
care about these kinds of issues, called the price of a
bombas mendacity, and you go on to talk about it, where there's
always this debate about the wisdom of Barack Obama's
decision to forego a similar strike under similar
circumstances in 2013. That's the beginning. And the end says,
Mr. Obama, and his advisors will never run out of self
justification for their policy in Syria. They can't outrun
responsibility for the consequences of their lies.
Right. Well, after President Obama, President Putin of Russia
who is speaking
Oh, I can't remember his name. But he's a columnist for The
Wall Street
Journal. But it's from I just decided, okay, so the Wall
Street Journal,
The Wall Street Journal guy and the other guy's defending it's
actually, to be honest about it. I just went on for a very long
time and a slightly tedious and it's one guy defending and the
other and the funny thing is this Wall Street Journal guy
managed to get the Obama guy who is the Assistant Secretary of
State under one of the one of those bozos very well spoken,
though, he gets him to kind of agree with a few of the points,
which I thought was just a bad form.
Let's get back to the question again.
Tell me about the sexuality. It's in your DNA.
Well, after President Obama, President Putin of Russia and
John Kerry engineered the agreement by which Syria was
supposed to relinquish its entire stockpile of banned
chemical weapons. Information began to emerge pretty quickly
thereafter that the Syrians were cheating on the agreement. It
started filtering out in 2014, the Wall Street Journal had a
front page story on the fact in 2015 and 2016, Jim Clapper,
former director of national intelligence, even acknowledged
it to a congressional committee. Throughout the entire period,
however, leading figures of the Obama administration, including
the President and the Secretary of State and just this January,
National Security Adviser Susan Rice, kept insisting that the
Obama administration that the deal had gotten 100% of the
chemical weapons out, creating an illusion but which by the
way, the Trump administration seemed to share, at least in the
first its first few months, that Assad had been defamed of his
most dangerous weapons. What we've just seen in northern
Syria with a sarin attack on this village, is that that was
untrue, and that he maintains the stockpile and I have to ask
Mr. Blinken. How is it that the Obama administration kept going
on saying 100% One of the weapons without qualification,
when they knew from their own intelligence reporting and in
fact publicly available sources, that that was not the case that
Assad was cheating on the deal that he maintained this
stockpile and of course, the ability to use it.
They knew it.
Well see this is the sketchy part
that is a part that everyone's arguing about no doubt. Yeah.
And I think it might actually be a distraction of this thing
being a fraud anyway, because again, that there's no logic. I
mean, there is sod, I don't care what anybody thinks he's stupid.
He's an idiot, he's evil. He's not that he doesn't decide to
violate logic. And when things are starting to go well for him,
because Trump is siding up to him to use a chemical weapon to
turn it around in the other direction, too, and
makes no sense. It makes no sense. It makes no sense. I
figured out how this is going to end. I just figured it out.
Again, okay, play part two of this, and then take that and
tell me Well, how which house is going to end?
And the second part of this is the Russians should have known
about this and what
was their complicity?
Well, of course, the Russians were complicit. And one of the
things almost disturbing, of course, about this, this attack
is that you have Russians on the same airbase, it seems where
these weapons were being stored. So the the question about
Russian mendacity is not even interesting. The Russians lie. I
don't think any of us would raise an eyebrow about that.
What disturbs me is why the Obama administration offered a
story about this deal, which simply wasn't, wasn't simply
true, but which they seem to do they should have known or did
know was not true.
Well, first, let me just say this, I very much admire a lot
of what Brett's written recently in defense of the truth. But
here, I think he's barking up the wrong tree. Let's rewind the
tape for just a second. We faced this horrific situation in 2013.
With his chemical weapons attack in Syria, we prepared to use
force, we then went to Congress to see if we get authority to do
it. That got bogged down into debate. Then the Russians came
in and decided to broker a deal by which the Syrians declared
all the chemical weapons that they had, which they'd never
done before, agreed to give them up and destroy them in a
verifiable way. They declared 1300 tons of chemicals and
various infrastructure that went along with it. A year later, the
group charged with monitoring the destruction of those
chemicals, the OPC W, the Organization for the prohibit
Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, said that they had in fact
destroyed their declared weapons. And here's where the
discrepancy is. We knew all along, and we said publicly
repeatedly, that we were concerned that there were gaps
between what they had declared and what they actually had. And
we went repeatedly to the OPC w to the United Nations, to the
Russians, to try to press the Assyrians on those gaps to make
sure that we in fact, gotten everything we could but if you
go back and look at virtually all the statements, we were
referring to the declared capability that they had, and we
repeatedly raised concerns about the gaps. Ah,
now it goes on. I'm not going to I don't have any more cups here
we have one ISO which you can play
at virtually all the statements.
He says virtually all the statements then gives that but
you have to listen to it carefully. Again, when was
worried because you wait. I want to tell you what to listen for.
He says virtual statements statements
at virtually all the statements.
Yeah, that's exactly like that other douchebag
it's Intel.
Not all of them. But virtually all of them. Alright, let's put
our
go on and talk. He goes on and talks about I think, with
legitimacy, that getting rid of all these weapons, even if there
was something held back that's different. But he says any
reminded us with a dog telling me I couldn't clip any more of
this. He reminded us that Israel and we remember playing these
clips, Israel had a gas mask program
in place. That's right, giving everybody free gas masks, I've
given the
whole country free gas mask because they were fearful of
this situation with surrendering their gas. And then that program
was discontinued once this effort with the Russians, the
United States and Syria began to get rid of all the weapons.
Brian, there was a lot, he says as a positive thing overall.
Okay, maybe there was some kickback. I personally don't
think there was any kickback. It was just it was maybe there was
but I don't think there's any reason to do a gas attack who
says
there were any chemical weapons at all? Look, here's how if not,
let's just
value now you're going on this part? Yes, you could, I think,
yes. You could say that. Let's put on our producer has, it
could be the man. Weapons of Mass Destruction issue all over
again, a bunch of empty bottles. It this happens in Silicon
Valley, where there was a big of major, major major disk drive
coming. I can't remember the name of them. Some people might
remember a major was about disk drive companies hard disks. And
the entire inventory were boxes for the disk drives filled with
bricks.
No. Yeah, that's a great story. Yeah,
yeah it was it was scandalous and the company went out of
business because it turned out they weren't making disk drives
at all
what they were making nothing i omega no not on
this was a company I think they had made some distress and when
they make went to their upgrade that which I guess they couldn't
do any ascribe,
meaning ascribe Mac store minis
are no no no Max stores legit right up to the last minute a
mini scribe maybe it might have been them What do whoever it was
a whole bunch of these. There was maybe they were making
drives but they couldn't keep up with the number they were
supposed to be making. So they had
these bricks. Yes and the minis is mini scribe Thank you.
Alright, so then you go there and you have a box that has a
brick in it. Here. I'll read from the book of knowledge. In
July 1987 Parker, Director for forest operations told Wales
that something was amiss. Then August, wild travel to Hong Kong
these are executives in Singapore where you found a
complete loss of control the inventory count that fall show
the numbers have grown to $15 million, mostly Colorado report
was prepared to consider various solutions. While suggested they
continue hiding the problem and ordered all copies of the report
to be destroyed. This led to the company's most infamous cover
up, the managers rented a second warehouse in Colorado where they
personally packed 26,000 bricks into hard drive boxes and
shipped them to Singapore in order to shore up the inventory
count. Beautiful. What a great scam. That is.
Riggs, hey, this hard disk doesn't work. So the connector
on this brick
it doesn't have USB three. Okay, but I have an idea. Let's put
our let's let's put our producer hats on for a moment. Let's just
take let's just take into consideration this is all show
and a number of actors are in on it. We're going to take into
account that Putin is in on it, that the guy with the pronoun Z,
the China guy is in on it. The Israelis are in on it. And
that's enough. Bashar Al Assad is in on it too. To how do you
solve this to make everybody look great. And with an extra
bonus. We get to deploy our brand new Moab. Mother of all
boobs, and here's how it works. Melania Trump has a high level
summit with Bashar his wife. Now she of course isn't live. She
was in Vogue magazine. She was heralded she'd fashion icon.
She's beautiful. The Brad Pitt Angelina Jolie hanging out with
her? Yeah, no, she's a baby. So high level meeting the mothers
of all boobs, and they solve it. And they solve it. And then a
shot says well, you know what? The women have discussed it,
they worked it out. And now it's good. We're gonna bring in
American troops, Russian troops, and we're gonna clear out all of
these these horrible little terrorists and the world will be
great.
We need to write a script. This I'm
writing it right now. I'm writing it. For Melania watch
for Melania what's her name? What's her name? Ryza. Now what
is the wife of we need to look at her again. Make sure she's
still here. She's still up for the role we need to carry we
might have to cast somebody else's her if it's not No, no,
no, no, no, she's still good. Osma Asma, Asma, Asma,
Asma, Asma, Asma al Assad. Yeah, she
needs a haircut. But if we can just redo her hair,
well, most of the good stylist have long since left Damascus.
Do you think she's got to go
to take a quick trip to Paris?
Paris? Maybe Maybe that is the neutral territory? Where Ah,
thank you, Joe. That's where they could have they that they
bumped into each other at piers, bump into so I must NPS and I
see I think I recognize you. Hello, can we just talk and make
it better between us and demand? I can just stop this.
This was probably the plan. Let's let's let's go into even
more crazy land. This was actually what would you describe
was actually the plan and the Paris meeting with Hillary, but
it never worked out? Because Hillary didn't get elected.
Yes. And that was the plan. Yes, yes. I'm telling you.
And it was gonna be in Paris because Hillary can get her do
again and
that sets up Melania Trump to be the first female president I
mean, it's gonna be fine. It's gonna be dynamite. John, John
was just
born in the United States telling you
we just we just got another season picked up from this
script meeting alone. This is great. So they meet each other
Pierre's in Paris. They have a meeting. It leaks out. But then
they have to do a statement together their arm and arm and
then them then the men come out.
People are yelling Kiss Kiss.
Yes kiss kiss
tongue totally tongue I yell
oh my god, wouldn't the world be so much more fun if we were
running it? Oh my goodness, it would be it would be a blast.
The world would just be one nonstop show.
Well, it is actually now we were the only ones deconstructing
deconstructing it as such.
I think my plan is good. It's solid. I think it should be
taken seriously. And it may already be in the works.
It might be and we're just trying to rejigger the situation
after Hillary lost
Yeah, I like your idea that that was supposed to happen with her
but she didn't get elected and so now they have to restrike
it's either that or something but they have to bring out
certainly have to bring out asthma. They got to bring her
out yes you they got to bring it out where she she should do an
interview or something but even better while we are discussed
the plant so that will be my Easter wish. And with that I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John Suey, where the C stands for can't lift the pizza
stone Devorah back
in the morning you Mr Adam curry in the morning all ships and see
the rain that's coming down right now. boots on the ground
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in the morning everybody in the War Room? No agenda stream.com
being helpful there. You know all about your hard drives and
bricks.
Is that where the trailer what is that
where the term comes from? You bricked my drive?
You know? No.
And in the morning to ya know, ya know, in the morning to jossa
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Yes, right. Which was a call forward.
It was a it was a it was a well engineered joke. And it was a
call forward which is hard to do very hard to do. A lot of people
said I was wondering what the art was about. And then when I
heard it now we didn't have any coffee on windscreens. No
reports of that. But beer has been spinning to shape beer was
spewed someone almost drove off the road. So when these things
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these by the way, these are two separate donations clumped into
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secondary. Yeah, because you don't get two associates done.
It looks kind of funny. I'd like to have that credit in memory of
my grandfather George Mueller Of course of course keep up the
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Let me just get on delete we have a delete got a nice yes
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okay, I don't understand why he's not on the list. He has a
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Well, he just I have no idea but Eric's always conservative so I
would just put him on the list.
Okay, so always stay always always staying Dutch or a
staying better for better get better fair. And what does he
become? What a native steel that night of steel. Okay, got it.
Let's go over some karma.
Oh, of course. You can go there. There's always room for more
karma. You've got karma there Ah. Hey, you getting your notes,
aren't you?
I have I dropped the mic.
It's next to the keyboard
by the way. Yeah, okay, when they dropped that mic I want to
mention something here for people out there who are hooking
up gear to do stuff.
This was on this previous show when we thought you were had had
a heart attack. Well, you did I was not the only person who
thought that
well. Here's I'm just gonna mention this because it wouldn't
this wouldn't have happened on the previous show. If the the
8020 20 the microphone that was used and didn't have a it was a
built in USB and it had it had a little dipshit connector. When
you're you when you do it when you're a pro you use XLR you use
those big heavy duty mic, connectors. The three prong
errs. You always use those for that reason.
Never use the dipshit connector. That's a bad thing. That's nice,
big
old connectors that are on these microphones are there for a
reason. Yeah, what's the rent is due to reason is one that Mike
gets the floor. And that's not the reason that break down the
real reasons you trip over them. Now
the reason? Okay, all right.
No, okay, you can sit What's the real reason? I mean, the reason
is you need something that's that's firmly in there that
can't be, you know, accidentally fall out.
These connectors are typically built for this type of impedance
because you can easily get looping if the connectors are
too close to each other. So I agree. So it's a it's a balanced
input. It's shielded. And I believe the dimensions are
specific. But okay, yes, that Roger Daltrey could not have
done anything without it. I agree.
That too. Yes, the connector is built for the purposes of
balancing
balance, low impedance is what it's for.
And so but when you trip, if you don't have a gaffer that glues
everything down, we
needed to roadies what you need using the roadie to tape over
one of these
cables as laying all over the place. You need a road I was
flying
to take down your wires in the morning and also like onstage so
you know where to walk so you don't fall off the stage and
white tape around your chaise lounge so that you know what
area you can perform in.
I need some white tape around the the floor where I put the
keyboard
Don't worry, eventually, the cops will put white tape around
you. It'll be fine. Yeah.
I think there's yellow tape generally.
No, no, that's in front of the house. It's the white tip of
your outline. It's on the floor.
Always a crooked little man.
His arms are so weird. We gave him karma. Right? Yeah, we give
him karma. All right now we have sir Daniel Miller
is set. So we have sir Daniel Miller of Knoxville, Tennessee
who came with 333 33 and I have a note. Now this is a very
interesting note. And I want people out there to check this
out because I am skeptical. And by the way, if you wanted to you
could put him on a list of become Baronet. But he didn't
ask for it. But he is because he's simply
counting. We'll have one title and we'll make a Baronet. I'm
cool with that.
Maybe in this he doesn't mean well, whatever. Okay. This value
for value is long overdue. His last donation was a show 840 A
your coverage of the early Trump administration in the military
industrial intelligence access is unmatched. Thank you. I
particularly enjoyed the recent analysis of yields yield codes.
Oh, is this our former GS guy No, he's no taxes. No, no. Is it
different? That's a different one. But what's the GS
mean to you? Goldman Sachs? No. Okay, that's different. You guys
consistently deliver an outstanding product. And I think
we agree with you. I worked for it. Now this is the part is
dead. I've worked for a federal contractor and we are no longer
allowed to have brown bag lunches because they are racist.
Only if they contain peanut butter or jelly, otherwise,
they're okay.
Now there is a I remember, there was a TV show of I forget what
the name of it was, was really good show. And it was about some
black radio station or something. And they, they talked
about the brown bag test, which is a racist thing. Okay, and the
brown bag test is that if you if you're a black person, and they
will put a brown you compare your skin tones to a brown bag.
That's the limit of how dark you should be before you say, people
thinking poorly of you
before you become an N word. Yes. So the black people.
Yeah. And so you have for example, like, let's take a look
at the warriors who are playing today in their first playoff
game with my
brother from another mother, Steph Curry and Steph Curry,
who's
a Bousquet, who's lighter than a brown paper.
Beautiful Brown, beautiful, just like me beautifully Brown, Adam
and Steph Curry just like
just like you like me, and you're actually taller. And then
you have Draymond Green? I
don't think so. What do you think taught Steph how to dunk
man?
He doesn't dunk? Oh, so then you have Draymond Green, who's a
dark, very dark skinned black. And and that's all determined on
this brown bag scale, which is a racist thing. But the Okay, so I
know that. But if I look at it from this perspective, they're
back there banning brown bag lunches in the government. And
he goes on. I know there was some hoopla over this term
several years ago. I think it's what he's referring to. I don't
know if this is renewed outrage or just takes this long for the
madness to trickle down through the bureaucracy to my level.
Ironically, one of our more common caterers is named Brown
Bag.
Fired you're fired.
He says they are not banned yet. It's over Okay, so that's I
don't believe this story. I
have a new one Why don't you believe the story why would he
lie to us? Either not many people who said we'll give you
money and say let me tell you a lie.
It's possible that this is some phony baloney rumor that he
picked up on or something I don't know I just I want
verification I don't do that usually especially with nights
but I would like somebody to verify this story or give me
some proof that it's true because if it is outrageous it's
true. That's why That's why I'm skeptical. It's way over the top
well I am seeing it just from the book of knowledge I'm seeing
brown brown paper bag test and we this is a real thing this is
not Oh yeah, no I Yeah, it's not made up but the banning brown
bags in the workplace because it's racist. That is odd.
Okay, so anyway, he continues me I have a Bill Nighy come on
champ and karma for yourselves and all producers Amen fist
bumps are Daniel Miller. Yeah, of course you can't man and he
used to seal by the way Oh, very nice night seal. Yeah, perfect.
So come on, champ. Show us how tough you've got karma. Amen.
All right. There you go. All right. Onward. Where were we?
Oh, my friend.
Sir, your buddy so ready kilowatt who's donated $250
become associated executive producer and here he is. And
you've kicked him out of the chat room? No, I didn't. I
didn't kick him out. For just being mildly amusing. Ready
kilowatt of the chat room. Although sir is probably no
longer valid as I now identify as VAs
fall I'm gonna do that to identify as vol.
It identifies as VO as in Vulcan because I made every seven years
Yes, it typically that's a chat room
for you. No more room John War, the War Room. Yeah.
I love you too. Every seven years and there's usually a lot
of collateral damage. rim shot in my room shot either. Don't
have anything close. I do have a rim shot machine around here but
I don't have it at the ready. Not to mention it's now a war
room, not a chat room and I'm a committed pacifist. Anyway, show
920 was just fantastic. And really hit all of the primary
touchstones of the show. A little history, a lot of BS
detection, some real tech news and a great lol humor. Don't
bother reading the rest of this out loud unless you think It's
worthy of discussion. One thing well read a little bit. One
thing I've noticed that the institutions pushing all the
strange and self identity stuff is that they also track minority
involvement most if not all government forms, including a
section where you identify yourself as a minority, for
example, yeah, I think there's a high probability that at some
level, they want to see as many people self identify as
minorities, so they can gin up their numbers when they have to
produce reports. Interesting. I like to theory at the
millennials and by the way,
brown bag Catering is a real company that has been verified.
Okay, I'm just a millennial. I don't don't doubt that now. I'm
just I'm just just just interjecting.
I'm just finding it's so outrageous. I know. Nothing
Millennials need for feeling special and unique fits into
this minorities are perceived as being special for being a
minority. So eventually otherwise uninteresting people?
Ah,
well, this is something we've already discussed is that the
bigger the victim credit credentials you have, the more
loved you are within the millennial group. And I'm
generalizing to a huge degree, of course. But that is possibly
where a lot of this stuff comes from. Yeah. Yeah.
So eventually a sexual so eventually, otherwise
uninteresting people seek out some label to become special, I
think which is what you just said. I think at some point in
the chain, the goal is to make everyone a minority of one.
My goal is to get a handicap sticker. That's all I want.
Granted, I haven't flipped. Like I don't think it's that hard if
you really try. Granted, I haven't fleshed out the idea
much because I got to I got work to do. And it might be an
interesting thesis. I will pick
it up. Yeah, no, I think we've come up with that similar
conclusion in the past like that makes sense. Yeah. Let me let me
give the man some karma. You've got karma. He is but he's a
minority because I yelled at him today as the only person so
he's a mess. He's special got that feels special. It's gotta
feel special now. Okay, now we got let's see. What is this?
Chad Watson? He's got nothing here. Let me see if there's a
note.
Yes. And you less ticks it's Chad Watson. I don't know if I
recall. Let me see. Chad wants to I don't think I saw anything
come in from him.
No. And watch then Star Trek. And I got nothing Brian Watson
sorry, but it may be judges wanted to send us some money and
it's
gonna give him a karma. Karma. Karma very much, sir.
All right. Sir. Nacho, is in with the $200 from Gardena,
California and he sent a notice give me a check. And he
is what is he he is Lord of the Citadel, Nacho Salamone solid
solid,
steel Salome, Salome, Salome. In the morning, John and Anna,
please accept his donation of $200. To thank you for your
courage, please shower me with some publishing karma. I'm
following John's advice of self publishing.
Because he wants to equal your success of your vinegar book.
Good way to self publishing a science fiction novel I wrote
over the last four years, it's really easy to do nowadays. So
if you, you know, they let me just say one thing about self
publishing, if you want to do it, it's easier to do if you
know something about publishing, but if you don't, you can still
do it through the various systems that are out there
mostly run through Amazon. And if you package a really good
product, in other words, you have an edit in this again, you
get a good cover. And you also you've that you've packaged a
book that can later be picked up by a publisher. And it's called
packaging, it's a different thing than publishing packaging
is, is pre producing the whole thing completely done and all
the publisher has to do is grab it and distribute it and they
make make a lot of money. Right? And they love it. I know what
point at what point What metric does a publisher look for when
they say crap? I don't even want to read the thing. I'll take it.
What is the number?
He's any bogus number you can like you can gin up.
What is like the music business?
Yeah, it's exactly like the music business. At this level,
the packaging level? Sure.
All right, I gotta I gotta tell my boys Monty that you know,
he's gonna book that book. That thing is huge. Anyway, I just
wrote over the last four years if all goes right, it should be
available at least on Amazon for within the next month. However,
it's not all no agenda themed. I stay away from politics and
wrote it as a young adult audience in mind. Although it's
invaluable. deconstructions Because of the invaluable
deconstruction skills I learned whilst listening is the word
whilst so that's a strike against you
did he use did he use it correctly?
Uh yeah you use it correctly I don't know saying that you use
it correctly it's just not a word you want to use Yeah, I use
it too but it's I know I'm but I know I'm using it if you know
what I mean. Yeah, listening to the show definitely helped as I
promised John a percentage of future sales will be donated the
show is could be good or bad but if I sell two copies I send 50
cents your way other than that, please play the I got ants song
at the end of the show. Sorry, Adam. I know you don't like it.
I do like it I do like
I was I was actually taken aback by this comment. I like it a lot
actually. Because I didn't know that you didn't like it and he
says this I'd maybe you thought me
no I like it. It's just not every single show if of course
not but okay it's done this show is in you got it. They have some
publishing karma some publishing karma.
Good luck with that. You've got karma
I mean, good luck with that.
He gave me you never know he might be good. Could be a
natural hey, I want to thank our and we can we can count the
money whilst he publishes.
Thank you to our executive producers and Associate
Executive producers. It really makes me feel good to see people
coming in and supporting us while we're working on the
Easter holiday. And I'll tell you the main reason why is Tina
the keeper and I were reading National Enquirer the other day,
brand new while we were doing show prep, obviously. And they
had this page two pages actually and here that the bigger they
are, the harder they fall. That's especially true in
Hollywood, where some sort of superstar to only to lose
everything and hit rock bottom. While several of these
celebrities have managed to crawl back to the top, the
National Enquirer digs into their tragic stories to show how
easy it is for A listers to end up flat broke. And there's a guy
on the list who I work with a lot, an MTV days and funny guy.
He has issues. But I just read to you know what they're
describing his fall, you know his fall to rock bottom. But
Danny Bonaduce then is a very nice guy. I've worked with him
several times. It's just just a nice guy. He just he has
substance abuse issues, which sucks. Here's the blurb. When
the Partridge Family TV series ended in 1974, the 15 year old
redhead was one of the richest kids in America, but addictions
to booze and drugs soon left him homeless and camping out near a
Hollywood dumpster. After after several stints in rehab, the 57
year old morphed into a radio DJ. I'm thinking what is worse
than Bonaduce synching to radio DJ? I don't have to tell you, do
I? That's right.
It's kind of gangster ass podcast.org/and
That's right, everybody go out. Tell everybody the MTV guy is
not a podcaster our formula is
this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
disappointing that kind of stuff. It's what it is. A couple
of since we're talking about people being crazy these days,
particularly when it comes to race about the brown paper bag.
I'm I'm, I'm I want to say disappointed for sure. But also
I'm done with Jeffrey Lord. I thought Jeffrey Lord was kind of
like a real guy. You know, he's the guy that from the get go was
a Trump supporter, saying, hey, this guy's gonna win. He's gonna
win and of course, but he turned out to be right. And I've always
thought, This guy's kind of a straight shooter. He really
believes in it. But when I saw the sequence of events that took
place over the past two days, where not only did this Did he
say something but then then what? What ensued was funny, but
then he went back on CNN to the CNN TMZ show with Don Lemon, the
overnight legend to reenact the whole thing. This is just really
annoying. I don't know
anything about this or what you're talking about. Okay,
I'm going to tell you. So Jeffrey Lord is on in the
afternoon with Simone Sanders and Simona you remember her she,
she was Bernie, Bernie Sanders, campaign manager No relation.
Very, very powerful woman, black woman. And Jeffrey is trying
this the fact that he's doing this with her, you know, it's a
setup like really is this the level that you sunk to Lord and
see Oh, CNN already has no respect. So he is now going to
find although he's out she technically correct. He's he
finds a way to compare Donald Trump to Martin Luther King Jr.
You think that's gonna piss off the black lady Lord, really. And
what he's saying is the tactic of and this is in regards to the
American, the American Health Care Act that failed, that is
still forthcoming. He's saying the act of doing nothing. So the
so something blows up and becomes bad. And then the other
side has to come and negotiate is a tactic that was used by
many people very successfully, including Martin Luther King.
Would you agree with that assessment? No, okay. He does.
He obviously he does. But just the fact even if it just him,
lobbing it out there, in front of Simone Sanders, you could
expect the result. Allison,
I want to say something here that I know will probably drive
someone crazy. But think of President Trump as the Martin
Luther King of health care.
I'm Jeffrey, Jeffrey.
And I like her responses like, oh, Jeffrey,
when I was a kid, granted, he did not introduce the civil
rights bill, because he said it wasn't popular, and he didn't
have the votes for it, etc. Dr. King kept putting people in the
streets in harm's way to put the pressure on, so that it would be
introduced.
So that's that's his comparison. I do you agree with that?
Not necessarily,
right? I mean, it's okay. But I mean, I mean,
you're right. This is all right. I can tell already that this is
bullcrap. This is a Yeah. Staged bit. Yeah. Because you get you
know, you got nothing better to do and you know, she's probably
pretty good actress.
Well, you wait until the second segment, you'll see how good
they all are.
I understand that. You do understand that Dr. King was
marching, who writes because people that look like me. We're
being we're being beaten, or I'm also
tired of the people that look like me. I don't like this.
Oh, yeah. You know, that's funny. It is a meme. I haven't
noticed it. I have noticed it, but I didn't notice it as such
as a meme. But you're right. It's a meme. And it's annoying.
You know, there's lots of people that she at least pronounces the
middle T she says Be 10 cent a beat and she's one
of those Exaggerator
people that look like me. We're being we're being beaten on
them. There'll be basic human rights are being withheld from
these peoples really, because the
college is doing a very good job of talking over him. That of
course, is the mission All women need to do that. We know this is
true, because that's what they've been told. It will be
basic human rights are being withheld from these peoples
really, because the color of their skin. So let's not wait, I
adapted My Lion King Jr. Humanitarian, a Nobel Peace
Prize winner to the vagina grabbing President Donald Trump.
Simone. It introduced
the vagina grabbing Trump. Great, lovely. So that was like,
Okay, well, you really wanted that response. And you got it.
And I kind of didn't think of it anymore. In fact, that didn't
even clip it. But I clipped it after I saw it. And this is way
chopped down. So now we have a quad box in the quad box in the
quad box. We have Simone Sanders, we have Bukhari, and we
have Don Lemon. Who of course is hosting the show, then we have
Jeffrey Lord. And this became very interesting, because it
became more of not so much about what he said, but about him not
wanting to apologize for offending these three POCs which
I've learned now from the new Mastadon thing. You don't say
black people anymore. You say POCs pucks? Yeah POC people of
color.
I think this is somehow offensive term. I think it makes
it sound like a pockmarks a horrible term. But so anyone who
says that, I think you're just being set up.
Hmm, well, we'll talk about that later. Let's just listen to
this.
Okay. Jeffrey. Jeffrey, Jeffrey, let me ask you something. You
have three people you work with. Right? You work with Bacardi
work with me. You work with Simone, three people of color.
And Salinas. Let me get the point out, let me get the point
out, we are telling you that that comparison was insulting
and you're ignoring it, don't you?
This is the part that really gets me. So we're telling you
that your comparison was insulting to us people who look
like me. And he has to apologize at this i this and use its
incessant I don't understand this. So
you should take that into consideration whether or not
you're trying to make a point or not. Even if it's to the point
that if I offended you, sorry,
don don, when I lived as a teenager in the South that my
dad lost his job standing up for a black waitress.
You're not answering my question. Now. You're not
answering my question in the mind. Take me back to some board
award crap. I want to hear
Don Lemon things apparently that was before the war. The civil
rights before the war crap. Yeah, it was it was the 1800s
Dawn. That's actually an interesting story. I want to
hear what happened to Jeffrey Lords dad. But no, no, no, no,
don't
take me back to some before the war to crap. I want to hear what
you're saying to the co workers you work with. Now, Jeffrey
answered the question. Now, I don't want to hear about stuff
from 15 years ago, 15 years ago, wow. Now I don't want to hear
about stuff from 15 years ago.
I want to hear that and the context of this is that both
Simone and BaKari had been talking about how their family
had been, you know, of course, had a horrible time. Under you
before this, it was forever. I don't know. It's horrible. We're
all racist. We suck in America, especially white people. There
you go. That's what you want to hear down
15 years ago. I want to hear now to the co workers to the people
of color you work with on this network every single day. Your
remarks are not listening
to us. Honored, Don, come on, come on. This isn't right. This
is not moral. We don't judge people by color in this country.
That is racist.
We don't judge you let me tell you something.
My house I'm a black woman, Jeffrey, I don't have the
luxury.
Every single day I walk out of my house someone sees me as a
black woman. Regardless of how I see myself. I'm a black woman.
Don is a black man is a blind man. You had the luxury of
walking out of the house and just being an American. Think
about it. You do not have to think about it. And that my
friend has a position of privilege because he had the
opportunity to
stop stop. Did you notice that he fed her her line? Literally?
flubbed Yeah, because she's, she messed it up. Absolutely. Rush
in the spin. Yeah, you don't have to think about us. Yeah,
that's funny. And you'll hear
the BaKari comes
in on cue. Whack man is a black man, you had the luxury of
walking out of the house and just being an American. Think
about it. You do not have to think about
it. He is the SU Fleur is Don Lemon known as the SU Fleur
Suprem. And
that my friend is a position of privilege because he had the
opportunity to listen to dialogue
you should take Simone and Jeffrey I think this is the
conversation that this is the gap in America that we have
today. Because there's so many people who have these racial
blind spots Jeffrey in genuinely does not does not believe does
not believe that anything he said this morning was incorrect.
disingenuous wrong or harmful. Yeah, that that is a problem and
we can't we if you can't have that empathy for someone who
just literally told you that their father died or I told you
my father was shot or Don is we shoot we have black
personalities on late night TV and one of them is telling you
he's offended by it.
You haven't listened anything he said
you're talking liberal to me, you know?
Remember that? Hey, man, stop talking liberal to me. It's
really
you're talking liberal to me. That's what you know on top.
This is you're gonna you're gonna notice the color. I
noticed the color of your hair. I noticed when someone has red
hair. I know you have white hair. I know Simone is wearing I
know Simone is wearing white. I know I'm wearing blue. It's
insulting. When you are stating something that is that is not
Riyadh, that is not in reality. And we're sitting here as people
make it. Will you let me Jeffrey, I'm talking to you. You
let me finish. Awesome. Here we go. Dr. King, Dr. King, Dr. King
means something different to the people who are sitting here that
he meant to you He wasn't just a tactic for us. He's a real
person who helped me to be able to get here and Simona be able
to sit here and for Bacardi to be able to sit here and Selena
and for you to come on give some reckless comparison to his work.
Dr. King's do tonight you should not be judged by the color of
your skin.
We're done. Tonight we're done blue
and I'd like to say as a person who has an issue with color
blindness in certain situations I feel very insulted and I want
an apology
well that was weird,
wasn't it? Yeah, but it was acted it was acted it was purely
acted the whole thing
it was just it was a scene Yeah, a scene from with Scott scripted
scene us. What would be the point of it
to get the race thing going again? I guess.
Not sure. It was very distressing. I didn't like it.
I'm sorry. You have to listen to that. So if I felt you should
stop listening to CNN and just stuff like that on there. Well,
that was very manipulative. I didn't I didn't like the nature
of it. I didn't like the way it was. I didn't like the fact
there was no debate whatsoever. It's just I demanded an apology
was the whole yeah if the name of the script was a demand and
the second one they call it there's a thing called a 10
minute play and I demand an apology this is obviously
somebody that's the kind of shedding a scripted for maybe
production eventual production
we have a little bit of what it looks like to me we have a
little bit of audio from from the set when they finish there
at the very end he listened to me you have to be very we have
to listen really carefully or
listen to his work.
Dr. King's do tonight you should not be judged by the color of
your skin at night we're done tonight
we're done
and seen it everybody good work
that's a wrap that's
a wrap good work good work. No, it's I witnessed something over
the week over the weekend, which was in a way actually very
disturbing more disturbing than this and this is the if you
don't mind me just getting into it for a second the Federation
of Mastodon is become a problem and we're getting a bad rap it's
the no agenda people is who we are now in Mastodon Federation
space. The no
agenda people become a thing Yeah, a thing is it does it
incorporate the vortex troll army?
Unfortunately, no, we need the vortex troll army because what
is happening? You know now that you know people stuff that
people are posting on no agenda social.com is starting to spread
out to these other servers. Now you get these pure 100% Social
Justice Warriors going hey, you know, if you're an admin, you
should consider putting no agenda social on the block list.
Really weird people over there. And so I get I'm the admin so
like, Hey, you what's up? Well, this guy over here as you should
look at his timeline, this is racist and homophobic and
xenophobic. I'll go take a look. I don't see anything. So could
you please show me an example? No, if you're an admin, and it's
You seem pretty iffy, you should go look for yourself. I mean,
now they're circulating these lists, block lists, block all
these domains. We don't want them in our space. And this is
what hit me. This Mastodon in its origin was set up really by
no borders, no nations people. It's the unknown nations no
borders people who hated the fact that Twitter wasn't
controlling Nazis enough they really started to populate this,
this new social network space call it that. So you have the no
nation has no borders. People want firewalls and blocks.
Does it get any? They don't want borders.
It doesn't get any crazier than that. It's super ironic. It but
it's really it's insane. You need to get on the back on this
thing, John, you'll see it. It's insane. Then what and where this
stemmed from? Is one of these search instances server powervu
dotnet. was all of a sudden everyone's freaking out the
whole Mastodon smear is freaking out.
Oh my god. We're hosting porn, web hosting chickity porn on our
site writers.
Here's what the problem was you familiar with Lolly art? I'm
sure. Not really a lolly art is like the drawn. It's mainly
Japanese characters. It's the kind of Japanese Yeah, they got
like, you know, it all looks like children and sometimes a
lot of violence and crazy stuff. Well, the stuff I saw did not
include any violence or crazy stuff. Like kids, but of course
that is a part of that culture that does show up. But what
everyone was arguing about is what if you follow someone who
has some kind of this Lolly art kiddie porn the way the system
works it caches it in memory, and then you could go to jail
for hosting kiddie porn. Oh, my goodness. It was a really,
really I mean, the Unisys not
to criticism that I or the real flaw that I anticipated but it
no but but I had no idea that this was begun by this group of
wackos these these globalist no borders, no nations people
because they're all insane. Yeah.
And so but that's what really hit me is like, the whole idea
of of federating. The Tina Marie came up with a great, great
analogy for Mastadon she said, when I hear you talk about it
sounds like Tinker Toys. I'm like, That's exactly right. Me I
have the hub and they have all those spokes and you stick it
into another hub and it's all connected Tinkertoys? That's
exactly the system do what people are trying to do now is
say the no agenda guys and I don't know why other than our
people are very outspoken but no one is I haven't seen any
behavior of someone not wanting to engage with someone who wants
to talk about some dumb as issue but it's fine. Now know that oh,
these guys are weird. And we're on a list house. We are on a
list via analyst on the block the domain list.
No borders, no nations, but lists. We want firewalls
list am domain blocks. No, no, no borders, no nations, and
blacklist will work fine. And that was truly the eye opener
for me was that these people want blocks and lists. And I
learned another turn see lightning. And everyone what
does that mean? Had you heard of this term? No. Well, apparently
it comes from an old comic strip. I don't know if it's old
or not. I have a copy in the in the show notes. Wonder mark. And
this is two people and there's a sea lion that pops up behind him
and says pardon me, I couldn't help it over here. And the sea
line is just keeps just interjecting with sentences.
Like I would like to have a civil conversation about your
statement. And would you mind showing me evidence of any
negative thing any sea lion has ever done to you? Which So yeah,
that's exactly what they're doing this see lightning.
There's no need to raise your voice. I'm right here. Says the
sea lion. Wow, I know this is fitness. Great. It's a great
fine, isn't it?
It is it's fantastic.
See lightning? I've learned a lot I've learned quite a bit
with this.
Yeah, yeah, you scum.
I'm one of the no agenda people.
scummy scummy a holes and no agenda people. It's, and that's,
that's, by the way, that's why I'm in this. I love seeing how
this is not working. Not working truly not working. This not
because, you know, people. There are just groups of people who
don't want to deal with other people that you just, you know,
and use the terms of service, we refuse xenophobia? Well, you
can't refuse how I feel. You can't refuse homophobia, you
can't
even know what xenophobia really means, right?
But you can't say no xenophobia, you can say, no xenophobic
statements if you want or no homophobic slurs, but you can't
say we do not tolerate homophobia.
Whoa, hold on a second why what is I thought this whole Macedon
thing should be wide open so you don't have some some boneheaded
twitter saying, Oh, these are bad. I'm gonna bat block you for
a month. Well, it's interesting, that gender thing be loaded with
xenophobia. Yeah,
we would hope so. But no, it's not.
Again, no xenophobia, it seems to me that you have an open
system to be genuinely open. So you had the place crawling with
xenophobes? So a
lot of people were saying about this about illegal content. And
this is what a lot of this is about. And I actually looked up
the law and the law is extremely flawed when it comes to obscene
visual representations of the sexual and by the way,
let's stop right there. All right. Well, Yahoo and its
executives should be in jail. If that's all true, what they told
you, because for hosting Tumblr,
correct? Well,
I would say 90% of the world's porn is on Yahoo servers. And
I'm sure there's plenty of illegal porn on there.
Yeah, if you want your Lolly art, that's the place to go.
So what are they talking about? And let
me read the law to you because this this warrants some
conversation. So this is 18 us code 1466, alpha, obscene visual
reputation representations of the sexual abuse of children, a
in general, any person who, in circumstances described in
subsection D, which I'll give to you right away. That's a lot.
We'll do that.
Knowingly,
knowingly produces, distributes, receives or possesses with
intent to distribute a visual depiction of any kind, including
a drawing, cartoon sculpture or painting that one a depicts a
minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct, which I think
is very clear, but then B is obscene. Or to a depicts an
image that is or appears to be of a minor engaging in graphic
beast reality sadistic or massacre masochistic abuse or
sexual intercourse including genital gentle oral genital,
anal genital, oral anal, whether between persons of the same or
opposite sex and lacks serious literary, artistic, political or
scientific value, or attempts to conceal or conspires to do show.
So shall be subject to the penalties provided in Section
2252 Alpha, including the penalties provided for cases
involving a prior conviction. So, I'm okay with that
description. But obscene No, no, you cannot determine obscene i
on a general basis. This is the I know porn when I see it bit.
So if you had and this is this is the question I struggle with.
If you have a lolly art of seemingly a young girl in a
negligee A is that obscene? It certainly does not fit the other
description is not engaging in any sex. I wouldn't say it lacks
artistic value is nicely drawn. But isn't obscene.
What are we talking about here? And what does this have to do
with the no agenda server?
Because if I'm going to allow art to flow through to our
server that stays cached in memory, that's the whole
discussion that's going on on the sideline. Are we liable?
Because that may be deemed obscene? That's my question. And
well, I
just want to give you the definition of death, the
definition you're going to jail is that
the definition of obscene of the portrayal or description of
sexual matters is offensive or disgusting by accepted standards
of morality and decency. So my question is, Mr. Devore as a
lawyer would that perhaps be okay seeming as within our
community? It may not be deemed offensive or disgusting by our
morality and decency standards. I'm just trying to understand
the law.
You're never gonna get there. No.
Jail It is then hey, I will I will have void zero host this
thing Screw it. I'm not going to jail. Let him host it.
I wasn't gonna do the I'm gonna go overseas that arrest him.
You never know.
And you can always put their bemrose in front he did it he
did it.
Roses fault. And then to do with what I've ever seen these
images, post everything on wordpress.com.
Anyway, no agenda social.com I recommend you guys go check it
out. We're having a lot of fun as you can tell, and when we're
discovering things that we never knew existed, like real crazy
nut jobs.
is beautiful and within the no agenda community.
No, no, no that are that are connecting dots that are
federating, federating, federated, bettering, well,
how are you avoiding the blacklist, you're gonna get
blacklisted?
I'm sure we're already on the blacklist, but doesn't mean that
doesn't mean that that's good. Yeah, what will wind up
happening we will be will be lumped in on a blacklist and
will be federated with you know, alt right.
Yell and nut jobs. Also the rot destroy an idea. Is there any
way you can take the domain and now it's like a DNS or when you
have your no agenda, something, whatever it is, can you change
the IP blacklist based on naming is it can you keep changing the
name to an agenda? I'm pretty sure does this show. Just to
keep up every time we get blacklisted? You change the
name?
Yeah, changing the domain name, which has no agenda social.com
would break everything. Why
can't you do some pointing point over
here? You can't change that name. You can't change no
agenda. social.com But you want to start a new.com you can start
a new.com show, but then you have to start federating all
over again. I mean, wow.
Did anything to get off the blacklist? Yeah,
here's how it goes. Oh, there's no agenda people have changed
domain names blog. Happy Easter, Happy Easter. Social
Joe Happy Easter douchebags.
Let's play some more douchebags. Naomi Klein. Now this is really
douche baggy. What she's gonna
forget. Do we have to have these women? There's no Naomi Wolf.
Yeah, no. Naomi Klein. Yeah, this is the douchebag Wolf is
the one that is yeah, she's at least sane. Yeah, she's woke.
She's well, I don't know about that. She's, I know it but Naomi
Klein of a naughty list. Same mixing the two of them up is the
one who is just a hard ass left winger that is just it
insufferable.
I just had another great idea. We need to have Federation's
with names that's how it's gonna work just like Star Trek. So
we'll have the FEMA Region six Federation that's will be stuck
in a FEMA camp. This is what we need to do split it up into
FEMA, right?
I like where you're talking to me as though I give a shit. It's
like, we need to do this. We need to you're the nerd in this
thing. You're doing all this stuff because you're you're knee
deep into the mastodon subculture. And when you're
talking to me about it, you're pretty much talking to yourself.
Just Just to let you know. Not being offensive here. I'm just
telling you that you're knee deep. I don't know if I can help
you.
Yeah, I understand. I don't know if I can save you, John. It's
okay. As a tech writer, I wouldn't want to investigate it
at all, either. Thank you war room. Thank you. Good one. All
right. This isn't the only client she's the activist. She
wants you to destroy Trump.
Step four. Key a nuisance. boycotts and sidewalk protests
aren't.
That's what she is what
is my best Easter ever?
Step four, be a nuisance. boycotts and sidewalk protests
aren't the only way to wreak havoc with Trump's businesses.
What if a whole lot of people made reservations at Trump
Hotels and Resorts? And then all those people change their minds
right before the cancellation deadline?
Yeah, no what what happens that all get charged on their credit
card doofus.
Now, I'm not suggesting anyone do this. Of course, of course.
I'm just wondering what would happen. What if customers who
really did want to book reservations had a hard time
getting through? Oh, because so many other people were calling
to express their views on Trump's attacks on the EPA or
mass detentions of immigrants,
mass detentions of immigrants job or losing?
When did that happen? Oh,
that's what the FEMA camps have always been formed.
Just the funny thing is about you let you continue to play
this but I should mention, Does she really think that these guys
were lighting dumpsters on fire and throwing bagels kick the
can? Down and
bagels, dumpsters, bagels and bins,
bagels and bins? Are they going to think the same people are
gonna get started getting on the phone and making random
reservations? They're not. Adam and
I make a reservation at the expense. I want to give you the
Presidential Suite
like that. It's nonsense. She's nuts. Yes.
Anyone do this? Of course. I'm just wondering what would
happen. And what if customers who really did want to book
reservations had a hard time getting through? Because so many
other people were calling to express their views on Trump's
attacks on the EPA or mass detentions of immigrants. Were
losing their health insurance
repeal it and replace it within 64 days of a long time.
Now if you go this route, please be polite. The person answering
the phone almost certainly gets paid less than they deserve and
could be secretly trying to form a union
you know what that is more effective than they're doing
now? I think her ideas are good. But who's listening to her?
Not gonna yes and who's listening to her and who's going
to do anything other than sit down smoking we smoking weed and
watch television watch the Warriors said the playoff game.
Oh, no, no, we're playing war of World World of Warcraft or some
bow. Okay. Wow. Yeah,
we're not doing anything else.
Now this was a good one. You probably saw this or version of
it. This is a is a call but well, it's a call back to sweaty
Shawn saying, you know that Hitler never used chemical
weapons. If you haven't seen Chris Matthews from 2013 Now is
your chance and
I don't like it. First of all, I'm rather dovish, but I don't
like what I'm going to say. But it's true. If you basically
lied, put down a red line and say don't use chemical weapons
and it's been enforced in the western community around the
world. For decades, don't use chemical weapons. We didn't use
them in World War Two. Hitler didn't use them. We don't use
chemical weapons. That's no deal. But we do know that
Assad's father did.
Strange No one. No one excoriated him for that.
No, that's because nobody listens to his show.
This is also true.
Everybody listens to Sean sweaty Shawn,
you know, and here's another question I have. So last night I
watched the opening of Saturday Night Live and obviously I Watch
because Jimmy Fallon was hosting and I think he's a very talented
guy. I don't I don't like his show that much. I think he's
very talented.
You don't like the Jimmy Kimmel show? I thought you did?
No, no, not Kimmel. Fallon. Fallon. Fallon, Fallon, Fallon.
Fallon was hosting it. Now, when I lost my train of thought,
Where the hell was I going to talk about?
You're talking about Saturday Night Live with Fallon. Right?
So, McCarthy came
on did sweaty Sean MC did a whole Easter thing and sweaty
Shawn was dressed up in the Easter bunny suit, and did at
least five funny butts five Jew jokes. Why is it okay? From the
anti Defamation League? Why is that? Okay? Why is it is it okay
to do funny did make the say the same things evil people are
saying and say them as a joke. Why is that? Okay?
Well, everything's okay. If it's a joke. Well,
that, you know, the anti defamation, I'm
just saying what the, what the thinking would be to, to
rationalize what you just asked. That would be what I'd say.
Everything. It's was a joke. It's supposed to be funny. Hey,
have a sense of humor.
The reason why I'm sensitive about this is because I once
said something in the Netherlands almost 30 years
joking. I obviously it didn't make a joke. But what I would,
because they sat me down, you know, I had to apologize. It was
a big deal.
Well, let's hear this story.
This by the way,
this show I want to mention to everybody out there who helps
the show, they contribute to the show and they donate to the
show. And they they produce the show and all the rest of it. On
any given show. I've I tell this to people, Adam or myself would
be fired two or three times? Oh, yeah. In the normal
circumstance, but since we work for ourselves and we produce the
show, we have our own infrastructure. There's nobody
can stop us. We do a lot of stuff that is that would get get
us fired. But now we have an example that Adams gonna give us
of him actually almost getting fired over something. Yeah.
So this must have been an ATS five radii. Six, in the
Netherlands I was on the official radio is in the
Netherlands. And there was it was a there was I'm trying to
think what it was in relation to but anyway, there was a news
item. And in the news item was something about some guy so
well, you know, do you see how it had to do with Israel and
Palestine or something like that? I don't really I'd have to
look it up to remember the specifics, then because I have
no you know, the reason why this gets attention is you know, look
at who's running the media in America. And I commented and I
said, Well, you know, he's got a point there. You know, the names
you see on the credit roles in Hollywood often end with Steen.
And men, especially the Netherlands, people lost their
crap over there was one one very famous singer. And she said,
when he said that, I've just remembered the the Nazis,
jackboots walking down the hallway while I was hiding. I
mean, that's the kind of stuff that that happened to me. And I
thought it was really just the, you know, been off the cuff
comment I learned, obviously. And then the C, then the, it's,
I think it's the, what's it called the CEO. I forget the
name like ADL of the Netherlands. Robbie, something
rather. I mean, he started making statements in the
newspaper and they're calling from her I was like, whoa, hold
on, I'll come over Let's sit. Let's talk about I really you
know, please. And the point was to jokes or offhanded remarks,
propagate the lies the lies that the Jews run the banks the Jews
run the media etc. So jokes like that propagate the lies even
though they're a joke I just don't understand why they're why
the past has given
jokes here's where the okay so you gave us your story which
turned out to be a little bit and now you're wondering why
would essentially is the same material on Saturday Night Live?
They're getting away with what you couldn't get away with. And
you were just you're actually probably more nonchalant and
they are. They're actually planning this. This is written
down. It's on a Telecaster. Yes. So it's there's many people
involved. It's more of a conspiracy.
Yes, yes. Yeah. An actual conspiracy.
Yeah. By the way, I've been saving the cricket sound.
The war room just went nuts over the crickets. They want that to
come back as soon as possible.
Well, that's the one I told you that saved I was looking for an
opportunity. I couldn't find one. I'm
so happy happy that you can see me. So I feel like a Jew now you
have not gotten a cheap laugh off of insulting me. Thank you
for making my point.
I'm sorry. Thank
you for my point.
How easy I apologize. I'm sorry, I made it. I did that because i
know i Exactly. I'm just a pressure. You know, you've been
speaking to me. But let's get back to the point, which is I
think you're right. Why could they shouldn't be saying any of
this stuff. Thank you. Do you have any examples?
No, sadly, I didn't. I didn't,
I didn't get any clips.
I pulled a different clip that is much more important. Okay, I
was sitting at the table. This is the weekly news update. And
this is a prediction from the one and only John C. Dvorak.
I was sitting at the table we had finished dinner we're now
having dessert and we had the most beautiful piece of
chocolate cake that you've ever seen.
First of all, you don't know what cakes I've seen
in second, maybe you should take it easy on the case you already
got a bug like in the lettuce trip.
There it is. And it was the exact shot you use in the
newsletter of his big fat ass with his coattail waving up
which we think was probably enhanced in Photoshop.
Yeah. Interesting. But then but but other fat shaming these
people are they're important but listen to but wait,
listen to what he says again.
And second maybe you should take it easy on the case. You already
got a button like an Atlanta stripper.
But like an Atlanta stripper Wow, racist much. I'm sorry it's
a black guy. It's okay to say it.
Well, you know also I've been to many a strip club in Atlanta.
Hey, you recently
what's the Panther leopards what's it called the
the gold Club was the
Tiger Woods cut something an animal it's a cheetah? Cheetah?
Yeah.
Actually cheated was really a Serb I haven't been there for 10
years. But there was a cert by the giant gold club which was
the place that was I there must have been 100 girls there. And
you go you take people there this is ridiculous place because
it was a it was a it was a cultural thing going on in
Atlanta between the Methodists and the Baptists. And to make
the point that, you know, the the Methodism made the point of
allowing all these strip clubs to kind of take over the city
just to kind of needle the Baptists who they know would
never go to these places even though I'm sure they all did.
And I'm telling you I I think that generality is an insult to
the city. That's bull crap.
They told it's a total bull crap. It's an insult in so many
ways. Like an Atlanta stripper. I don't know man, Ben. No, I
know one thing we know strippers
great from receita here she is brave man. Give it up
good times this club 33 Good times in the club man good times
in the club. Then we have
these people or you're right and this says common but again you
know I was just being funny. It's a joke. We're just kidding
around. You know it's Yeah, but we're not here than anybody. Now
Yeah, you shouldn't have some slippage I think there was a
disappointment.
Well, you know I did. It is a disappointment and I suck but I
so let's go let's go back to the terrorist stuff because I didn't
want to get the door.
Yes, yeah, let's get to it. Let's do something uplifting for
a change
now in Dortmund now. The soccer team, the bust of the Dortmund
soccer team. Yeah, this is actually a very interesting
story who is not covered in the United States at all? Very
little but but they covered it in Europe obviously because it's
so important because if any Soccer, Soccer, Soccer Soccer,
which is what they want us to do you know, the globalists want
the United States to be a soccer loving country. So we can be
part of the globalist scheme
and they should be hyping this Yeah, the no nations no borders
and everyone has a football team. That's
yeah, that's a proxy for your you want to get out of your
system, go to the game and beat beat us up just
like just like football and basketball in our federation.
We don't have that kind of the violence that they have with
soccer. Have you listed are 18 when please, let's just play the
Dortmunder attack apart one so it gives
prosecutors investigating Tuesday's bombing of the
Borussia Dortmund soccer team bus. So they have quote
considerable doubt about the authenticity of three letters
found at the scene of the attack. And these documents
claimed to be written in the name of a law. Investigators,
though are now saying they believe these are forgeries that
were intended to do liberally suggest and Islamist motive.
Experts in Islamic Studies analyzed these texts and
concluded they were likely not written by Islamist. Well,
joining me now in the studio is our political correspondent,
Simon young Simon, welcome. Why do investigators believe that
these are fakes? What's the evidence?
Yeah, I mean, there are several things the investigators said
straight away after this attack that they thought it was. These
letters are a little bit unusual. not typical for
Islamist attacks in Germany to claim responsibility in this
way, done by other means, if at all, also, there were no symbols
of any Islamic group on these letters. And now, some Islam
experts have had a look at them. And they've concluded that
despite the references to being in the Name of Allah, and so on,
that they don't think that these these letters are authentically
originating from an Islamist group.
Okay, so if an Islamist group didn't leave these notes who did
false flag?
That's what they're gonna say, isn't it?
No, actually, it's even funnier, because this is another to me as
this story unfolds, just proves that we should never really
adopt soccer as a national game. So let's play part two.
Yeah, well, that is still an open question. But sources in
the German media say that police are investigating or focusing
their investigation, in particular on extremist groups,
left wing extremists, right wing extremists, and there are even
some suggestions that there may be links to right wing football
related groups, particularly in Saxony. That is an area of
Germany that has had a problem with this, particularly around
the club in Leipzig, but also elsewhere. And of course,
Leipzig and Saxony have also been centres of right wing
street protests in recent times. So the idea is obviously that
people from that with those kinds of views might be trying
to suggest that this attack had been carried out by by
Islamists.
The Leipzig soccer team tried to blow up the dirt Manders. That's
exactly what happened. Yeah, but here's the and can I just add to
that? Yeah, I have reports that the explosive used were
explosives that are used exclusively by German military.
Yes, this is the problem with soccer now. Now, the thing is,
meanwhile, they caught some some guy from Iraq, which is clip
three, and they just stick him with it anyway, they
don't care. So that's one working theory, but authorities
at the same time did or why like how she No, no, that's
one working theory, but Shut up.
I don't like so that's one working theory. But authorities
at the same time did arrest a 26 year old Iraqi in the city of
Wuppertal. Did they not?
They did and they are. They've arrested him, but not in
relation to the Dortmund bus attack. He's being he's being
investigated in relation to suggestions that he's a member
of his so called Islamic state that he led a unit in Iraq which
carried out kidnappings and killings. So it would appear
that that man was on the radar or already as an Islamist he was
picked up because he was in the general vicinity of this attack
and now policing authorities have decided to prosecute him
anyway.
All right Simon young our political prosecute
him anyway.
I'm gonna give you borderline for that.
So the German law authorities are very much like ours. Let's
just frame this guy.
Unreal. And we're done.
He's, you know, why is because the cops are all fans of the
home team.
Yeah, Dortmund.
Yeah, you don't want to mess with that. That is not reported.
That is really good, John. I like that. I like that. Let's
stay in Euro land for a moment is a holdover clip that happened
last week. Both. I really played this for because it's happening
in Poland, but the report is about Hungary. And there's
pretty much an ultimatum has now been laid down from Brussels.
Because you know, you've got to accept more migrants or leave
the bloc
Hungary says it's building a new fence its southern border to
keep our refugees and migrants. A barbed wire barrier was
erected in 2015 along its frontier with several Balkan
neighbors, as the country looked to stop people crossing into its
territory. A government spokesman said this measure is
needed as Europe might face a huge wave of refugees later this
year.
It's related to everything that is happening at the European
borders. In that respect, obviously it is really To the
turkey agreement, but it's really rather to the fact that
the estimated number of those who are still at the so called
Western Balkan route is around 80,000. Spring does come in. We
see that around Europe. According to a German estimate,
there are at least six 6.5 million people waiting to enter
the European Union.
The measures form part of a move to shut down the so called
Western Balkans route. Human Rights Watch said in a statement
that the European Commission should not stand by while
Hungary makes a mockery of the right to seek asylum.
Oh, man, is a couple things jumped out at me in that report.
So 6 million is what the European Union still needs. They
want please. And Spring Spring is coming. I like that to spring
is coming of course that's when it's all going to start moving
Spring Spring is coming. The Arab Spring all across Europe.
God Yeah. It's a disaster.
And today That's right. No, no, let's not today. As we speak.
Polls are closing in Turkey for
the North, which is exactly where I was going. And I have a
great clip. I have
a transition clip.
Okay, Turkey's president I abode one has ramped up his anti EU
rhetoric on the eve of a referendum which would hand him
sweeping powers are the one told supporters in Istanbul he would
review Ankara's relationship with Brussels as he seeks to
shore up support for the constitutional changes needed to
transfer more power away from the parliament to the President.
You know, the EU has lost all credibility. We don't defend
democracy, human rights and freedoms because they want us to
we do that because our citizens deserve it. As we move closer to
democracy, they are moving away from it. Allah, Allah. Also in
Istanbul, the no campaign formed a symbolic human chain on the
European side of the Bosphorus Strait, which divides Asia and
Europe. They fear the constitutional changes would see
Turkey lurch towards authoritarianism. I'm here for
my children and for a turkey where the values I was born with
remain and where my children can continue to think freely and
where journalists and teachers are not put behind bars. The
vote comes at a time of turmoil with the country reeling from a
series of bombings by ISIL and Kurdish militants, a failed coup
and a deep economic slowdown, something which the President
says requires a stronger leadership to bring under
control.
Now, before we get to your clip, I had two thoughts about this.
The third time I heard it the first way, yes,
that woman sounds exactly like what Tricia Nakamura, whoever it
is on the family guy who does that mock reporting?
Yes, it's her. I'm sure it's her side gig. So two things, two
things. One, because you're talking about, you know, the
Erawan site, but we're fighting the authoritarians. And of
course, when I think authoritarians, and in no agenda
thinking, you know, this is the black bloc, this is these crazy
people who are, you know, bashing bins and throwing
bagels. And the thought I had right on top of that. So my
first thought is, well, maybe this guy is right. Maybe he's
doing the right thing. I don't know. I've been he seems like a
turd. He seems evil. But maybe he's doing the right thing for
himself and the crazy ass European starship. And the
second thought I had is, you know how people always say how
is it possible that the Germans intelligent people, that they
became these Jew killing haters. Look around at you what's
happening right now in the world, and you'll understand,
because it's not the crazy. Alright, people know, it's the
other side. And you're gonna wake up one day and go, How did
we let it come so far?
That's the thesis in a number of books. novels. I think John Dos
Passos wrote one and he was banned from intellectual circles
after the book came out, which implied that as the left that is
the danger.
Yeah, and I just got fired on a real radio station. Again. But
yeah, that's what I was thinking. It's like, hey, you
know, look at these guys. They're thugs. And they're
LARPing. thugs, but they're thugs. Yeah, and look at what
they're doing. I'm gonna get some scalps. Okay, well, you
have
to get some scalps think
you're letting it happen.
A woman that deserved in this case after she punched the guy
to get punched back. Okay, and then she had a concussion. Oh,
please. All right. Well, this is the turkey everyone run down
from I believe this is Deutsche Avellan might be your team I
think it's George Avila and it has a it has a slightly it kind
of pushes back on your your your just that little moment. You
just had there with the possibility he's a good guy. And
I think gets. I have to explain some of this stuff that that was
shown and I will talk about after the clip after you play
the clip.
Turkey is a country sharply divided ahead of a restaurant.
Yes.
Sorry, CBS CBS with their definitive reports, of course
some
Sunday that could greatly increase the Turkish president's
power. Turkey's a NATO ally and a key player in the fight
against terror across its borders in Syria and Iraq.
Here's Holly Williams.
This is no ordinary vote. It's a turning point. We'll hold Coloma
Reggie up to you but everyone tells his adoring base, many of
them poor religious conservatives from the country's
hinterland. He's campaigning to weaken Turkey's courts and
lawmakers, giving himself sweeping new powers. We trust
him, Isla shook told us and will support him without yes votes
God willing you can get a ticket. But President are the
ones critics say this referendum could smooth the path for him to
become a dictator. There's a new climate of fear here in Turkey,
which began nine months ago, when an attempted military coup
came close to ousting President Erdogan from power in response
to a mass purge of any one or two ones government views as an
enemy. Around 50,000 have been arrested, including more than
2000 judges and prosecutors, as well as journalists, university
professors, or doctors or concert pianist, and an American
pastor who's lived here for more than 20 years. taught this will
be Barbara Ross Chantal is a fashion designer who just spent
two months in prison for posting comments online that offended
the government of the one
island bed. One blanket three steps or three steps caged air
alone, totally alone.
He was beaten by a pro government mob in January and is
so worried it'll happen again. He rarely leaves his house.
That's a pretty frightening thought in what is supposed to
be a democracy. Are you saying Turkish democracy is finished?
Almost. In order one's new 1000 room presidential palace. He's
surrounded by the travelers of Turkey's Imperial past. Some
here fear his real ambition is to become a modern day Sultan
for life. Holly Williams, CBS News Istanbul
sounds about right to me. It's how I do
now Holly of course is the one that was on the border of Syria
constantly but she's actually floating around Turkey Turkish
this time stated she wasn't on the border she was actually
doing a report from where she's supposed to be doing a report.
Now she's talks about now this thing that got me was the 1000
room presidential palace that he had built for himself as the new
witch the tops that guy in the in Ukraine for sure. Yeah, who
had
big Saddam Hussein even even better than his Yeah,
well said I had a lot of places though. So this guy's got so
they show the place. It's like this. It looks like the Lincoln
Center in New York, the architecture is kind of funny.
But the thing that got me was a picture of earlier one. There's
a big stairway big giant stairway that comes up from I
guess the the first floor is like three storeys high. So the
second part is a big long stairway. And on on either side
of the stairway. We're guys dressed in these like
traditional garb from the 1800s, the old different ones, and
there was like maybe 20 of them on each side. And they're just
very imposing looking crazy characters in this in chain mall
and night stuff and all this excellent. And everyone's
walking proudly down the middle with these two with these guys
on either side. And I'm looking at that going Yeah, that's
exactly what he wants to be wants to be assault. The guy's
insane. He was elected to a position that had its it just
wasn't even a powerful position. No, it's not at all. It was
ceremonial.
Yeah. And he taken the ceremony part a little far. Yeah, I get
it. So he's not a guy. This
guy's trouble. He's not hey, I
got to apologize. I don't know what happened. But we are late
now. Why don't we we're just having too much fun. 10 minutes.
I'm sorry. We got to do a second donation segment.
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up. No, we're done. I want to
take your cow take us in this way. This happened to me
yesterday. I'm on cnn.com Because I wanted to find a piece
that I'd seen aired. That didn't get the clip. And right in the
middle this this big. Right in the middle of their homepage is
big thing and it says the big one is coming and it's going to
be a flu pandemic. I'm like, Oh crap, I haven't heard about
this. I click on it. This is a native ad this page, and it's
sponsored by Johnson and Johnson. The article is written
by Sanjay Gupta the resident Dr. Over there at CNN. And I, oh,
let me see this video that should be fun. And the video was
preceded by an ad, which in this case I kept in there. It's a
rotating ad. So there's like I saw four different versions. In
this case, it's one of the Ebola doctors who went and saved
everybody from the Ebola crisis. And it's a Johnson and Johnson
add, that rolls into the story. And here it is.
I think when you faced with the disaster that strikes a country,
you do see that people care. There's a huge sense of
accomplishment, when you see that what you do, can
potentially make a difference.
In the next, so that was the ad, right? And it's one of those
positioning ads, like they put on PBS or NPR. It's like, oh,
yes, Johnson and Johnson works with doctors who save the world.
And then the story
is the next 20 years, 30 years, there will be a pandemic, and it
will have the potential to bring humanity to its knees.
You're seeing things of
influenza, already infecting birds in over 75 countries. And
the way we are interacting with the animal world is putting us
at risk. encroach on wetlands. So wild birds mix more
frequently with domestic poultry. Our food trade is
completely globalized. And factory farms are growing in
scope and size.
With all influences there is some critical moment when a
virus circulating in one species of say birds manages to mutate
in a form that allows it to get into say pics. And then from
there to spread easily between people. We've seen this over and
over. It's going on all the time, right at this moment.
And that is the story. I'm not sure exactly what they are
selling but to me it feels more like a setup. And they bring in
the pigs again. The swine. Yeah. This thing that to me was
really, really sketchy.
I think you're watching too much CNN, personally.
Well, someone's got to do is sketchy. Someone's got to do it.
And it's important. It's important that someone does that
it's important that someone does that. And so
I'm saying should you should just sound you for your own
health.
No, my mental hygiene is okay, I'm just saying that be
awareness NBC mixed it would be good pandemic is on the way
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wire. Hey, you know, we don't even talk about it. But we have
a new Supreme Court justice in mercker. And that'd be the
Gorsuch guy, the guy you don't like. Congratulations, like, you
don't like him. But you know that he actually is just nothing
but a little just like an intern. You'd know that, did
you? In what way? Well, Katie, turn her over there. She's at
ABC Katy Tur.
I believe so. Yes.
She tells us exactly what he's going to
do. Of course, he becomes the youngest member of the court by
more than a decade. And as the most junior justice he will take
over clerical functions like holding the door in the
conference room from Justice Elena Kagan.
You know that? Hey, he still is the new guy. They get to the
Hazem too, they make him drink upside down. Take shots, you got
to take a lot of shots.
That's crazy yellow
shots. You should drink drink. Jello shots.
Chug, chug, chug, chug, chug, chug.
That's it? Yes. Hey, what's that in your nights? Oh, sorry.
That joke failed.
Yeah. Anyway. Well, I got a couple of last minute ones you
want to do?
Yeah, I mean, it's an odd show. Well, yeah, we are over. We're
way over we got to start
with us getting back to the good old American the way we like to
see things in my I have a prediction with this. This is
the New York I want everyone to think car guys, everyone. Well,
the older guys like cars, younger millennials. They don't
care. But anyone who likes cars will like this story from the
New York Auto Show because of this car that Chrysler
Corporation's decided to drop on the public
and the New York Auto Show is once again showcasing the latest
car models for the US market. And boy, you can tell we've had
low oil prices in the last couple of months. saving fuel
doesn't really seem to be a priority anymore. It's all about
getting drivers excited.
Can car makers keep us consumers fired up about their latest
offerings at the New York International Auto Show. They're
hoping the simple recipe of bigger, stronger faster will
keep consumer demand motoring along. Enter the Dodge
Challenger Demon backing 840 horsepower and a 6.2 liter Hemi
V eight dodge claims it's the fastest thing on American
highways. This isn't just a Dodge. This isn't just a
challenger. No, this is the most technologically advanced
straight legal production drag car ever.
Had that sounded like an Apple Keynote.
Well, I'll tell you this 800 horsepower car should not be on
the highway. I don't even know what they would do around here.
It's just one of those where they have an electric motor
alongside
No no no, this is just a straight up. As far as I know.
Just a straight up monster supercharged six liter 800
horsepower car which is the kind of thing you'd find in some
exotic and it's in a Dodge dodge. This reminds me I have to
do a call back here because I was around in the 70s when the
the Hemi Cuda and some of these other hot rod remember that the
CUDA? Yeah, the Hemi Cuda, which was this hot rod that was 450
horsepower or something like that even though and they didn't
cry? It was Chrysler Corporation once again doing this and they
insurance companies throughout their arms and said, We're not
insuring these cars anymore. You guys are nuts to be driving
them. And so you want to buy you want to drive around a Hemi
Cuda, you're gonna have to pay like six times as much for
insurance. Sure. And so everybody backed off and now all
of a sudden now you're getting Corvettes with 150 horsepower
thereafter, and everything was down. Oh, god, okay, whatever.
And so that everything got real slow. And then I noticed over
the last 10 years, it's been stepping up, there's a Cadillac
out there a 650 horsepower you can buy and there's all these
high horsepower cars coming out. And now this this is going to
Dench this is going to happen again, I can just it's a cycle.
It's in the same timeframe. The cycle is gonna say all too much.
We don't want these things on the street. You know, some guy
you know, and they're gonna pull the plug on it once again, and
we're gonna see really low horsepower. Crap
This this thing is great. It was oh, it has the supercharged 6.2
liter Hemi SRT demon V eight engine armed with a functional
functional air grabber hood scoop and torque reserve launch
system. I just got hard. You know, when you want to just
learn the other day. Did you know that Formula One cars? Do
you know that they're only 1.8 liters?
Yes. And they delivered a crapload of horsepower. They're
very high performance.
Yeah. And I was like What says under two liters? That's a third
of less than a third of this thing? Oh, yeah. But that how
they do it is they do 19,000 rpms. Oh, yeah. No, they roller
bearings. Same insane.
I didn't really tell you this about 1.8 liters. So I My
daughter has a Volkswagen that's got a 1.8 liter turbo in it.
Yeah. Oh, the term I'll tell you that thing. That Ana hell? Yeah.
bat out of hell phrase from the chaise for the Jays and that ad
account for the next show. Yeah. Perfect. Write it down. Well, I
liked this thing. It looks great. I like it. We'll get one
I can't afford this. What does it cost? Yeah, bitches.
We way overpriced.
I can I can afford the car just not the insurance. That's the
problem. I see. They don't say how much it's gonna cost.
Maybe they haven't announced the price yet. But I admire the fact
that they did this. I mean, they brought it out on the TV. Well,
you know,
this is always pretty cars always signed that the cost of
gas is gonna go down.
Well, either that or just gonna go up. I don't know. We don't
know anymore. We don't know anything.
Let me see price. Let me just see if let me ask the consultant
book of knowledge here for price. What is this thing going
to cost? Doesn't say?
Yeah, it's probably not been triggered. That was great. Well,
they were that's great.
That's all you got. We should probably end the show on that
high note. Yeah, we got a couple of good clips here for the end,
including everyone's favorite. Everybody want
to they definitely want to thank people for tuning in on Easter.
Yeah, and then there's a warrior's game today, right
after the show. Go check it out.
And let me just see how many people we still had 918 Despite
it being Easter, that's not bad. That's the tail end of the show.
Not bad at all. Well, thank you, everybody. Happy Easter. And
thanks for supporting us on this day of labor. And of course,
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