This is on network TV, Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
There's October 19 2017. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode nine or seven for
this is no agenda,
preparing to calibrate our equipment and broadcasting live
from downtown Austin Tejas in the capital to draw Homestar
stage video in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's cold, overcast and
gloomy. I'm John C. Dvorak. Rotten Buzzkill.
Yeah, but it's it's smoky.
Yeah, that's smoking that smoky smoky someplace else was not
smoky here,
man. We got to recalibrate. We're we're off the rain sticks.
But it's supposed to rain.
But it's listen to this the headline atmospheric river to
wall up Northwest with rain and snow. We're live we were a few
degrees off but it's coming. Like a week. Yeah, but it had to
build up. I mean, come on. We did a massive rainstorm
rainstick shake for the fires and you did the most I did Yes.
And you know what that means is once it starts raining there
it's going to be pouring in Austin it always happens but I'm
okay with that. Yeah, so
you think this year ahead Bureau you're up above sea level
you think this thing is going to make it to California
that storm Yeah. Well, I hope not. What don't you have any
hope it makes it to the fire?
To the fire and stop at the water so you don't get wet? Is
that what you're saying? Don't go into city. Although the city
could use it to wash away some of the poop. Poop. Yeah, if
we're even seeing new stories here about people dying in San
Diego. Is that where the county started? Yes. People keep dying.
They're from poop. Yes, poop is this
strange beach I have I have a whole series and something as
you just similarly disgusting Okay. Dr. Oz
Wait a minute. You're telling me that you watched Dr. Oz
I flipped it when they hadn't. Here's the story. They had a
something I forgot exactly what it was but there's some guy that
is going to be on Dr. Oz I wanted to hear what he had to
say. I turn on Dr. Oz and turns out they have fire reports from
No. So I never got to hear it. But I watched a fire reports
when they cut back to Dr. Oz there was this great segment
which I recorded.
Okay. I can't wait to hear all about it.
And start with number one.
I'm gonna go ask some questions here. So I noticed your hand
went up so why do you take your phone to the toilet?
I need to escape my children
good reason. What do you typically do in there? Well, I
have a company phone so I'm always doing business while I'm
doing business
long are you generally in the bathroom for it's just a
question on the phone longer than I should. Yeah, yeah. And
here's the you think do you think that you're in the phone
in the bathroom longer because you're on the phone?
Yes, absolutely. To the point that my legs are numb
that's surprising if you were bringing a phone to the bathroom
right it's it's we all like to be distracted when we go to the
bathroom it's probably have magazines their magazines are
written knowing that you read them in the toilet.
I have a feeling the story is not going to a good place for
those of us who take their phone and sit on the toilet and tell
our thighs are numb.
Couple things so far is a four parter so
and you complain about the view okay
now he ends that segment if you can back it up just play the
ending again with something I dispute.
Oh, I'm sorry I just dumped the clip out and get through it hold
on at the end the last What 10 seconds yeah,
to the point that my legs are numb
I love that so it's not surprising if you bring a phone
to the bathroom right it's it's we all like to be distracted
when we go to the bathroom it's probably have magazines
magazines are written knowing that you read the toilet
that's only wired John it's not every man only Wired magazine is
published to be read in the toilet that is that is pretty
funny.
Yeah he throws it in to as if it's fact this guy by the way
does this constantly he's always throws out just as little both
sides that that are like annex factual anecdotes when they're
not they're just bullcrap. You just make stuff up. Yeah. So but
anyway, so now we get started getting into the By the way, you
mentioned that you I have never talked on the phone when I'm
taking a crap.
I don't think this is for talking on the phone. I think
just for surfing the web, doing email and stuff. I'm sure you
don't do that doesn't seem like a thing you would do. I on the
other hand, yes, I got my phone in there. I got my Chromebook on
the basket with towels. It's perfectly balanced. Got my
coffee had to sit there. Sometimes I'll sit for four or
five rows.
So
I get lost. I get lost in the moment.
So I'm thinking of these guys, these people. I think a lot of
them are talking on the phone. That's what they kind of said.
Maybe there's
I think there's sir I think they're surfing the web. That's
what you know,
there's a lot of Okay, five anyway, people like to surf the
web. On a phone with that little screen, I had more power to
me, I just give you an experience. Just remind you
before he reminds you that you dropped your phone in the toilet
more than once.
I only think it was only once but it was the the brand of the
first iPhone. I remember KJ Sir Chris got it for me. I was still
living in London. And so I got in San Francisco took it back
and I was at was because they weren't available. And I'm in
the bathroom and I get up and who knows. But I don't remember
exactly. But it fell in the toilet. Free flush. And what I
what? I know what I wound up doing? Because a lot of people
heading to the blog immediately what do I do? And the idea was
to put it in a plastic Tupperware and Tupperware
container with kitty litter. Yeah, yeah, the phone never
worked again.
No, well, yeah, yeah. I don't see how good No, but anyway, go
back to your little of your meaningful little comment about
something that makes it okay to sit on the toilet forever and
surf the web. We got a story I interrupt. No, no,
no, that was the story. I was going to tell I was going to
tell the story that I dropped my phone in the toilet. And I'm
sure I'm going to be horrified by what I learned from Dr. Oz.
Yeah, you will be although nobody else seems to care. I
guess people don't take a you know, well, it would. People do
not understand bacteriology. And I think there's also this this
Hepatitis A outbreak I think is related to what we're gonna.
We're gonna learn here.
Okay. But I wanted to find out just how sanitary it was to use
your phone and your toilet because you guys are all doing
it. But we asked him that question. So my team and I did a
germ test. We swab the phones of five staff members who use their
phones in the toilet. And the phones are five staff members we
found who claimed they didn't. And then he sent them to the lab
tested. And I have got the results today. We're gonna start
with the staffers who don't use the phones on the toilet. They
clean folks. Again, they're claiming this.
Now he's already said twice that they claim it. claim he's used
the word claim claim eat, they claim they don't use the rules.
He says he said this twice. He's gonna say it again. Later, he
cannot believe that I find this very annoying. And by the way,
this is despite the crazy numbers that come up. Yeah, he
cannot believe that anybody. He doesn't say this. But you can
tell when he keeps saying claim claim claim. He cannot believe
that anybody doesn't sit on the toilet with a phone because he
does. Anyway, I just find it extremely annoying that he
doesn't even trust his own staff to be honest. It just to me,
just galled me to hear this over and over again, claimed claimed
they claim they don't they claim they don't continue.
Don't use the phones. I don't think they clean folks. Again,
they're claiming this was tested specifically for the bacteria
found in human intestines and feces. Obviously, that's the
stuff you might find flying around the toilet. And we use
that same test to figure out if the food or the water is
contaminated. That's the test for us. Right? So it's pretty
valid, and ideally would be under 10. The bacteria count on
these phones was an average of 30. So it's more than ideal, but
not crazy high. Now for the people who to use their phone in
the toilet. That's the majority of us. You know those answers?
I'm gonna give them to you when we come back.
No, not a tease. Oh, you must have been hating the T's.
I hated the T. What's the point? If this is so important that
you're going to T's make people wait. I was watching something
the other day because of these fires locally. And then there
are some episodes somebody shot somebody in San Francisco. I'm
watching the again I just was flipping around looking for show
material. And I caught the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. And
they had this very simple question to this guy. And by the
way, that's the worst show ever done. Modern Who Wants to Be a
Millionaire consists of a guy trying to say the answer to
questions in a half an hour. And the guy who answers the question
spends most of his time kind of cycle analyzing himself as he
tries to pick an answer. And so they finally get to the point
where there's going to be an answer they break in. with
breaking news, I never find out what the answer
they interrupted the program and didn't pause the show. It just
resumed later, they never
they never do they just let it roll in, they cut back in. So
I'm always kind of worried when some guy pulls one of these
teases when I just want the answer. Now, let's remember that
the people who claim that they don't use the phone and the toy
they have. And by the way, that test I believe he's talking
about his coliform. I used to run that test that union oil and
the coliform test is a bank of kind of some gels that you put
in, you put all these drops of the samples in these little
little vials and then you cook them for overnight and then the
next day you get a some of them have reacted and some of them
haven't if they have bacteria, right? And so he's done the test
is the numbers 30 For the first batch. Now let's go to part two.
So we're back revealing the truth about using your phone on
the toilet and the Sandra's here she admits to using her phone.
Toilet. Why? Why? Why do you take it in there? First of all,
I don't have my glasses on I finish my phone straight to the
bathroom. I need to relax. I need to know what was going on
through the night when I was sleeping. I just need to do a
good poop.
How much time is usually take you to have a good poop?
Depends on the day, you know, because a rough morning could be
about 30 minutes for
the five minutes we did on French fries was already a
little off color. But man, you're taking it to a whole new
level with this.
This is our network TV. Yes, this
is the podcast depends on
the day. You know, it was a rough morning. It could be about
30 minutes 40. It just all depends on what 30 To 40
minutes. Absolutely. I have to sit down to my legs go numb by
watching on my phone and then release a little bit. All right.
Are
you ready to see the results of people like you who take their
phones to the toilet? And get something to recap? Folks who
don't take their phones? That's what they claim. They don't have
a score of 30. Yeah.
They get cut off there. Yeah. No. Kidding me, I said the Miss
clip was trying to desperate.
For parts of poops who don't
take their phones. They claimed they don't have a score of 30 of
these bacteria colonies of bacteria. Right? He's supposed
to be less than 10. But 30 is plenty close. Compared to people
like that. We look to people like you to take the bone. So
toilet. Frankly, I'm in your group, by the way, not there for
30 to 40 minutes, but I spent more time than normal. The
average colony colony Count 109,627 39,000 39,000. Big
difference.
130,000 what microbes?
No 30 is it's a it's a value. Okay. And the value for passing
sanitary testing is 10. That's 1010 is the value you're
supposed to you can't go over well Oh,
most importantly, do we know if this was their own microbes? Or
someone else's? They stick
colony start to grow on these phones and they were evaluated
the number actually he's I'm surprised he knew he knows math,
he should have rounded up it's actually 110,000. So he has
110,000 is the value as opposed to 10 which is the value needs
for something to be sanitary. And most people's phones have
around 30 which is I guess you can put up with that. This is
your poop God knows what I mean. It's your hands. It's from your
hands. It's from all I know is I listen to this thing. I am not
using anyone else's phone ever again. Detective Dookie. Police.
That's right.
C Dvorak on the case.
Now what this tells me is that hepatitis A Yeah, which is a
component of the night of that particular test, but it's a
component of how things are spread. It's a very good and you
mentioned the other day can last for days and days and days in
the wild without drying up and dying. Yeah. This these phones
are going to be the culprit when it comes to the great spread of
hepatitis A. You watch me we're going to share phones. Yes. And
it gets Can I use your phone for a second? I just want to let me
just check except Let me check. You did want you to touch the
person's phone that's covered with bacteria. Yeah. You're
gonna get transfer hepatitis at your hands, you're gonna rub
your eye boom, you're gonna have hepatitis I'm telling this is a
does. Everyone took this as a big joke in the audience. Oh, is
anybody going to change their minds? No, I grew that I like to
sit and poop. And no. And by the way, what is this with every
does it these two women that were in this audience that said,
they wait till their legs go numb? What is that?
Yeah, I actually have that if I sit on the toilet too long. And
that's because of the height of the toilet. It's the wrong it's
not a perfect it's not a good chair. Let's put it that way.
And then my Yeah, my legs go numb.
All right, well, anyway. Bacterial Yes,
I am stopping that immediately. And I appreciate this. This took
an unexpected turn. I thought this was purely, you know,
adolescent dumb humor at the beginning of the show. And it
turns out, this is a public health crisis that needs to be
addressed in light of San Diego and San Francisco.
Exactly. And the joke of it is, is everybody took it so Oh, what
a great gag. They don't have a clue what those numbers are as
supremely outraged and
he should have said that to pass it connect and not be more than
10 That would have been easy at the very beginning. Okay, well,
I didn't catch it. So that wasn't clear enough. That's
crazy.
Yeah. All right, we
need a PSA. Hi, I'm Adam curry here with John C. Dvorak. It's
very important you do not poop with your phone. And here's why.
It's bad or or we could come up with some kind of device like a
bathroom poop case or something like that. That could protect
people there's opportunity everywhere.
It did bring one guy on ahead and one kind of a product he had
there is a although a lot of people don't like using these
but it's one of those shells. Case I know what you call it. I
never use one but and it's made out of a plastic that's got a
antibacterial chemicals built in built into the plastic so
nothing. Yep, grow on the plasma. But this screen is still
there. What you're touching with your finger and you're riding
around on this just makes me want to wash my hands listening
to this segment. Yeah, you
are a bit of a germaphobe in general.
Not really.
Okay. All right. You got one more there's a kicker here, I
guess or yeah, she's
a little bit kicker.
That's shaking. Is that a proof to get you think twice about
using your phone? I'm still taking my phone. I'm gonna
change anybody's mind here with that. Two people. You're very
calm. I'm gonna keep working on you. Yeah.
All right. Well, I appreciate it. John. Thank you. That's a
yet another handy tip. From your no agenda podcast. Thanks. Yes.
Did you catch the Me too? Hashtag? No, no. So you know, on
the face back? Yeah, this was a big thing the past week? I'll
explain. Yes. This is in. In observation of Harvey Weinstein,
Hurricane Harvey and his plant and exiting on the floor. He
He's nasty dude. And so now that women are coming out pretty much
everywhere with a with a story. And it's not all necessarily
assault or predatory tactics. It's douchebaggery for sure. But
the hashtag me too, started trending. And you had a lot of
women were posting me too. And then they, they would tell their
story at the MTV group on Facebook, the private group, I
cannot read these because you know, there's names in there.
Holy moly. Who knew?
What like get give us? Like, like, like, right before we go
to this stuff. I do have a clip that kind of the over kind of
the update on the sexual harassment thing and what I've
concluded and I'm glad you brought this me too thing up
because what I'm seeing now what I'm observing, is that being
sexually harassed is the new status symbol.
You are the ultimate victim. This is the victimhood meme
continues I concur.
So we're finding people coming out of the woodwork trying to
come up with anything they can in fact there's a dump some of
them are extremely pathetic. And you know this there being sexual
harassment, but it began it really started the ball started
rolling with this woman who was a show runner, who Bob Weinstein
apparently had a crush on Yes. And he kept he never heard he
never molested her just kept off with this was molesting was the
problem. Yeah. And rape. Yes. To a guy who is a pest there's a
difference between molesting and rape. Yes, and a guy and a guy
jacking off just because As you know, you're standing there into
the tent. That's a bit in the plan. That's a big difference
between that and some guy who has a crush on a girl. And he
keeps asking her out no matter how many times she says no,
which is now is the equals equals now equals that which is
bullcrap. And this is like destroying the society that we
live in. But let's play the sexual harassment update.
We turn next year to stunning new developments after the flood
of accusations of sexual misconduct against Harvey
Weinstein. Tonight a woman has now come forward to accuse his
brother Bob of sexual harassment and what his lawyer is now
saying, and it comes as two of Hollywood's biggest movie stars
Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Lawrence are also now coming
forward. Here's ABC So Lindsey Davis.
Tonight Harvey Weinstein has officially resigned from the
board of directors of the Weinstein Company. This after
the board fired him last week from his position as CO Chairman
Weinstein's lawyer is seen here exiting today's Board meeting in
New York City was Harvey Weinstein has sought treatment
for his behavior in Arizona, but he's still pursuing a claim he
was wrongfully fired from the company. Now a woman has come
forward to accuse Weinstein's brother Bob, according to
Variety Amanda Segal, who worked as a showrunner for the
Weinstein Company drama The mist, Weinstein's brother
sexually harassed her in 2016. Multiple times. She says he made
repeated unwanted romantic overtures to her, including,
according to the article, a request that she'd come up to
his hotel room and repeated invitations to private dinners
even after she had said no, Bob Weinstein's attorney responded.
There is no way in the world that Bob Weinstein is guilty of
sexual harassment and even if you believe what this person
asserts, there is no way it would amount to that. Now other
Hollywood A listers are coming forward with their own
experiences. Actress Reese Witherspoon spoke out about
sexual abuse. She says she suffered by a Hollywood
director, a lot of the feelings I've been having about anxiety
about being honest.
The guilt for not speaking up earlier, or taking action.
The director who assaulted me when I was 16 years old.
At the same event, Jennifer Lawrence described how as a
teenager she was asked to pose in a lineup nearly naked female
producer told me naked photos of myself as inspiration for my
diet. Energy David twist and Ivan now the head of Amazon
Studios also resigning after allegations of sexual
harassment. That's
right, Amazon's Roy price also resigned today after being put
on leave last week after an allegation of sexual harassment.
David
alright. Lindsey Davis on this again tonight, Lindsay, thank
you.
Hey, I have a quick little entre mom that cuts into this Jeffrey
Katzenberg talks about both the Weinstein Brothers,
I will say for the two years that he worked for me at the
company, interestingly enough, my greatest issues were with his
brother, Bob Weinstein was genuinely abusive with people in
my company. And I very directly said to Bob, if you actually
ever talk to somebody who works in this company, again, you're
finished. And he said to me, are you threatening me? I said, No,
I'm telling you, if you do this again, you're done. So there's
the fascinating thing about this, and the one person who did
reveal himself in an unacceptable way to me was in
fact, Bob
Hmm, interesting, huh? Yeah, that's very interesting. And it
doesn't surprise me.
He's probably he's probably just a dick. You know, one of these
Hollywood douchebags power trip, but he's, he's not. He's not he
doesn't have that. He's not crazy. Jean is not a master. He
needs lessons.
But they come from the same family. So they're gonna have
similar characteristics. And I'm sure they're both mean spirited.
It's unbelievably hard to work for.
You know what bugs me? You know, what bugs me the most is there
were plenty of people talking about Harvey Weinstein publicly,
but these people were deemed nuts and all kinds of sexual
stuff going on Hollywood, but whenever someone came out and
said, You just crazy just just nuts. Here this is 2005 Very
quick. It's I think it's probably the beginning of a
Comedy Central and they interviewed Courtney Love Kurt
Cobain's wife. Widow widow. Do you have any advice for young
girl moving to Hollywood? Do you have any advice for young girls
in Hollywood? Maybe hard to hear if Harvey Weinstein ever invites
you to a private dinner at the Four Seasons don't go she said
it right there the actual thing he does. Yeah, they're just
crazy Courtney Love we're not gonna listen to her. And and I'm
truth is there Here's the thing about covering this news, the
way we do this, there are no secrets only information you
don't get, find people saying stuff off the cuff, they
shouldn't be saying, and we just take it seriously. If you start
taking people more seriously, instead of thinking everything's
a big joke, or everything's a big conspiracy theory, you might
get a little further in understanding what's really
going on. And I think this is a perfect example of it. This is
actually this is a ridiculous example, I have
another one that is always brushed aside, that I feel is
extremely important. And I've been talking about this for 10
years on this show. Although this clip is from his more
recent than that, but the view when Barbara Walters was still
hosting, Corey Feldman,
I'm saying that there are people that were the people that did
this to both me and Cory, that are still working, they're still
out there. And they're some of the richest most powerful people
in this business. And they're not want me saying what I'm
seeing right now.
Are you saying that they're pedophiles? Yes. And that
they're still in this business? That's what Yeah, and that's
what you're saying in your book when you talk to him about Yeah,
when you talk to parents here right now. They're good.
There are a lot of parents out here who want to put their kids
in this in this business. Their kids are cute. They're great
actors today.
What would you say to a parent who just has the best of
intentions who's coming here with their child? You're saying
that there's a lot of predators in this industry.
It's a many feathered bird. Okay. Be careful what you wish
for. That's what I'll tell you. You know, don't go into it with
naivety don't go into it thinking that it's all roses and
sunglasses, your
entire industry. And
I'm just trying to say it's a very important serious topic.
And
you said that there was one gentleman in industry who did
not take advantage of you. He was not a pedophile. You said
there was Michael Jackson. Hmm. Yeah. It's funny.
And so there, he said, There's Barbara, of course defending
Hollywood.
Yeah. Oh, you're ruining an entire industry.
She's ruining her industry. She does interviews of Hollywood
people. Yeah. Well, she did. She doesn't anymore. Well, that got
one as a clip there. Just kind of an interesting contrast,
because this is, this is the woman scoring the news that
brought into the conversation at all. This is Gretchen Carlson,
who actually makes it she she tells a different story, or she
presents a different angle. And she doesn't show up on any of
these things. Nobody asked sticks a microphone in her face,
even though she won a huge settlement from Fox for being
harassed by a couple of people over there, I guess. And but
she's got a different perspective on the whole thing.
And of course, where you find this as on book TV on C span,
because nobody else is going to discuss anything like this.
Over 90% of sexual harassment cases end up in settlements. And
what does that mean? That means that the woman pretty much never
works in her chosen career ever again. And she can never talk
about it. She's gagged. Now, how else do we solve sexual
harassment suits? We put in arbitration clauses and
employment contracts, which make it a secret proceeding. So
again, nobody ever finds out about it. If you file a
complaint, you can never talk about it ever. Nobody ever knows
what happened to you. In most cases, you're also terminated
from the company and the Predator, in many cases, is left
to still work in the same position in which he was
harassing you. So this is the way our society has decided to
resolve sexual harassment cases to gag women, so that we can
fool everyone else out there that we've come so far in 2017.
Boom,
boom, count one, ladies and gentlemen, we're good. I only
have one more. Hillary is doing all of these interviews in the
UK for some reason, or at least on the BBC, and she did a long
sit down interview with The Economist, which is, for all
intents and purposes is a British interview. And she kind
of reiterates everything with one little extra kicker, which
could be interpreted however you want from the lizard lady,
let's turn to another subject in the news, rather disturbing one.
You've said that you're shocked appalled by the revelations
about Harvey Weinstein. And of course, you've
distanced yourself. You've condemned what he did, but
doesn't give you pause for thought. How carefully Did you
check the background of your donors? What are the lessons to
learn here? I
think there are a lot of lessons for everybody to learn with
respect to him specifically. He's been a supporter of
Democrats, for decades as a strong supporter of mine, a
strong supporter of President Obama and many others. And we do
vet donors and that shows you what was and wasn't in the
public arena in terms of specific knowledge, because I
certainly as the Obamas themselves, said, what was
surprised and disgusted by
people who know each other well, when I've seen so many people
come out a lot of them are at least sympathetic to the
Democratic cause, I suppose my hunch is that there was an in
curiosity sometimes within groups within elites left or
right, where they don't want to ask awkward questions about
people they're comfortable with know, socially, you know,
with our vetting. And I know this is true for the Obamas as
well. We turned down a lot of people. So if information comes,
that is, you know, troubling, we act on it. And all I can tell
you is that no such information came, it may have been a well
kept unfortunate secret in entertainment. Sort of that's
not true. But even some of the women who have come out, I've
been with them, I have been at events with what
did she just come out to everybody.
But even some of the women who have come out, I've been with
them.
I love taking stuff out of context. I have been at events
with them, I know them, and no one has ever said anything. And
so part of it was, I guess, as they have already described,
that's a lie. factor that they wouldn't be believed they
wouldn't tell anybody. Until finally the dam broke. And I
can't speak to why it didn't break sooner. But now that it
has, he's facing consequences, but I don't want to lose sight
of the larger problem. You know, shining a bright spotlight on
just him is missing the point. We have a confessed sexual
assaulter in our White House. There she goes again. So we
can't just say, Oh, my gosh, condemn this one person and move
on. This is a larger problem in society.
Yeah, the problem is the ministry of truthiness who just
won't report on stuff. And the stupidity of the people who
don't want to find stuff out. They just want it handed to them
like their mac and cheese. Which is why you're all here, I
presume. I'm hoping fishy. Yeah. It's just Oh, well.
Anyways, I found the whole thing to be now that the dam is
broken, she likes to put it I think a lot of people are are
looking for something sort. I mean, that we the Reese
Witherspoon thing was kind of annoying, because all she could
come up with was when she was 16. She was assaulted by a
director and she wouldn't say his name. Now, I haven't done
this yet. But I know I could just go to the IMDB reverse
engineer her age, if she's got it for ages accurate, which may
or may not be it might be off a few years. But assuming it is,
you can see who she was working what she was working on when she
was 16. And you can assume it's that director if she was working
for anybody, or maybe she was just doing.
Yeah, I don't. I don't understand that either. Why
won't you call the person out? Unless it wasn't that egregious
or was it? I don't know her story.
I mean, people call out Harvey Weinstein left and right, no
matter what Hillary said, and you proved it with that clip
earlier, right. And it was also shown and 30 Roccat a bit about
it. And Letterman did a whole bunch of interviews with women
he knew or attacked by Weinstein, on his show he had,
including the little Jennifer Lawrence girl, Jen, so there
was, so wasn't anything. That was a shock to anyone. And, and
and the reason for that is that what's Weinstein going to do?
He's not going to do much other than blackball you, which you
can do, which is pretty powerful. Or pay you off, which
he did with a number of people like yes, it's also pretty
powerful. Yeah, it's very powerful. And the gag order
comes in play, which is what Gretchen was bitching about, and
so you ended up with, but it's not as though you don't know
what's going on. And generally speaking, if somebody actually
did that to you, you have a you have a legal case against them.
And then what are they going to do sue you for libel? He tried
to rape me. Well, he said, This is bullcrap. You need
witnesses, and he said, she said, people are worried about
their careers. I love this so much. For now, whenever anyone
says that's just a conspiracy theory, someone would have
talked. There's too many people who knew us it just like Harvey
Weinstein, seriously? Yeah.
Everybody talks shut
everybody out. Everybody knew everybody talks. Well, what
happened? And people do talk. This is very good. This is very
good for a lot of things, except for the women who are abused,
which is horrible. And the men you know, yeah,
we haven't gotten to that yet. No, I
mean, my buddy Jack. He posted because he's engaged this stuff.
He posted about how a record boss grabbed his crotch. You
know how There was a a&r guy invited the band, you know, Hall
Yeah, play for me. Great. And then some record Exec. What do
you do? He called the next day. He's like, hey, it was great.
You guys come up here and the president of the label wants to
know if your keyboard players gay because he'd like a date
with them. You know, it's all this kind of bullcrap. Just as
horrible and physically assaulting someone. That's
bullcrap. Yeah, it happens. It happens.
Well, there is a thing known as male rape. Yeah,
well, we don't need to harp on it because it's women's turn
this century. We're done.
Yeah, actually, what would have deaths? Actually, you just
nailed it. That's what would have happened that's what would
happen it will happen it this will get into the news once the
other thing starts to slow down. Yeah, but the women are gonna
say Oh, there's the men trying to draw attention while you talk
just like
all women. That's fantastic. How do you do it?
Man Yeah,
exactly.
So it's gonna happen Yeah, well, you know the right now it's just
a free for all and we get to see what comes of it. I
mean, but I see a tapering off I
realize Jane Fonda being interviewed over and over about
this, but she's been you know, none
of these people really calling anyone out. Y'all happen to me,
but no one I see very little name. Name EJ.
I see none. Yeah, that's Harvey Weinstein. Now, Bob.
There are so many douchebags
so so many douche bag,
there are definitely this is nothing new, which you can't
change it just overnight. I mean, this is a long, long
process. I don't think the me to thing was very effective. I
think it's virtue signaling. As you say, it's a little bit of
the, there's some victimhood in there that say that a symbol
status symbol.
I also know you're a nothing if you haven't been as well.
I know women who didn't do it, who said I don't want to
participate in that. I know that too. And they see this as well.
I went through some shit. And that's life. And I've learned
from it and I'm a better person for it. And I won't let things
happen to me again, but don't necessarily want to be out, you
know, in the metoo crowd, which is there's nothing's going to
come of it. And pull rip all of Hollywood apart. Do it. Now's
the opportunity. And if people are, it's not gonna happen.
Pussies.
Get out. I gotta have your money making operation thinking.
Yeah. Yeah.
You had all the beautiful people all pushed together in the same
room and weird things happen. Yes. And people want to see it.
So they pay money. They go to the big movies. They'll pay I
don't know, what do you have to pay to go see IMAX film
nowadays? 25 bucks.
1515. Here at the theater? I
believe that's at the museum. Yes. But it's 15 is beautiful.
It's not 15. Here, AMC. Gotcha. All right. So there's that?
Yeah. Hey, did you hear about I only I don't really have any
details. Apparently the final 31,000 files that are sealed in
the National Archives. Under the 1992 JFK records act on October
26. These are supposed to it's 25 years and it's supposed to be
made public. And from what I understand is the CIA is urging
the President to delay this disclosure for another 25 years.
Yeah, of course. This would be the CIA over here. Looking back,
that's insulting. Gee, yeah. Well, who do you think you are?
Think
you want to take bets on what's going to happen? You go use
anybody think? Does anybody think that this stuff's going to
be? The the actual thing is going to be released? unredacted
in October on October 26. Well, is
that not the law? Is that not what is on the books?
Um, I don't care what's on the books. I'm just asking what you
think is gonna happen. Archie, I don't know. Oh, strange fire
just took place. Yeah,
it's like the NASA Moon Landing tapes. I lost them. We don't
know where they are. I'm so sorry. Where maybe they go in
and they'd be like Geraldo is vault and there's nothing in
here.
In fact, be Geraldo there find that there's nothing there to
show it got stolen by the Russians. Awesome. Yeah, blame
it on them. The Russians, I'm also the ones who killed Kennedy
and it's
on it's on our on our big 10th anniversary.
Yes, and that while our 10th anniversary, which is October
26, will be the day that the Kennedy documents won't get
released.
It will be commemorated even more relevant will be
commemorated on that was the day when they did not release the
Kennedy files. Yeah, you're right. I'd bet I won't take for
sure.
Well, they were here's another one. Since we mentioned the
Russians. I want to make this segue then I'll let you take
over. But I do. So no, none of the networks except ABC seems to
have picked up on this story. Or they none of them wanted to do
this. I don't know what the deal is with this story, because the
story needs a lot of interpretation. But it says the
clip is black natters but as it should be Black Matters.
Racist slip there, ya know about that
they M is next to the end. So play this clip and tell me what
you think
this evening if you thought the Russians and they're involved in
ended with the election. Authorities tonight say not so
fast that they are still hard at work. In fact, this evening, a
new report about Russia's efforts to stir up racial
conflict right now, inside the United States. Here's ABC News
Chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross.
Flag matters you
asked
a stunning claim today about just who's behind the group
promoted in this music video. Black Matters us. congressional
investigators say Black Matters us was actually set up by the
Russians during the 2016 election to stir up racial
tension.
I don't think it's fair. Black Matters. The
St. Louis rapper who wrote the music for the video says he got
Instagram messages from people he did not know asking him to
write a song dealing with police brutality.
I had no clue that it was it was Russian, anything like that? No
Say it messed me up.
All part of a sophisticated campaign has included Facebook
ads, Twitter posts, and efforts to organize at least two big
rallies one against police brutality. US investigators
believed he was directed from the so called troll Factory in
St. Petersburg, Russia as a way to
suppress votes and stoke fear, a level of sophistication that I
don't think we appreciate it.
Investigators say the Russian factory also was behind these
YouTube videos. first reported by The Daily Beast aimed at
black communities attacking Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton
is not our candidate. Speakers claim to be in Atlanta, but
investigators think they may actually be people hired by the
Russians in Africa. And the Russians remained busy even
after the election. Another Russian group called Black fist
organized self defense classes, supposedly for protection
against the police. Five American fitness trainers were
hired to run them.
They pay me $320 For the month for classes,
I take advantage of people who really care about
the community. It's very sneaky, very sneaky, very underhanded.
And in fact, Brian the Attorney General Jeff Sessions was asked
today on Capitol Hill if he believes the US is prepared for
what the Russians continued
to do if David had a stark answer. Probably not. He said
we're not he said the midterm elections are just over a year
away and there is still no national strategy to deal with
the issue. David
Ryan you'll stay on it.
Now before we discuss this ludicrous crap. CNN got the same
memo they spun it a little differently in didn't have the
music video part
to it in January of this year. Well after the presidential
election, New York martial arts instructor I'm a walleye otter
Wally says he was contacted by a group called Black fist saying
it would pay him to hold free self defense classes for members
of the black community. Did you ever think this is weird? Yeah.
I thought it was I thought it was weird. Weird, but the money
was good. $320 a month paid direct through PayPal and Google
Wallet to teach just for classes. And black fist would
promote it. What was also weird no hear from black fit
since when is reporting does does does journalism at any
point in the Word?
I think using the word weird is a glitch. Yeah,
it's a glitch in the brain. You can't do that in a serious
report. That was weird. It was weird. This is podcast quality
and Google Wallet. Yeah, I was really weird and suspicious to
teach just for classes.
I think that's actually the hallmark of a conspiracy theory
when when people start throwing that in weird, curious, strange
they've mainstream is doing that. Hello
$8 A month paid direct through PayPal and Google Wallet to
teach just four classes, and black fist would promote it was
also weird. No one from black fist ever showed up to meet him.
His only communication was in text and faraway sounding phone
calls from this man named Taylor. The digital trail
suggests the contact on the phone was part of a Russian
propaganda arm seeking to stoke racial tensions and disrupt the
US political system. CNN has confirmed that social media
accounts connected to black fist are among the pages Facebook
identified as coming from Russians according to a source
familiar with the matter, links to those a matter on the black
fist website and black fist which portrayed itself as an
activist group seeking to empower black Americans was
likely developed inside the Russian troll Factory in St.
Petersburg, Russia. Look at what black fist said about its self
defense. Look, they are by black for black and let them know that
Black Power matters. The Russian magazine, RBC first identified
black fist as well as dozens of other Facebook, Twitter and
Instagram accounts designed to look and act like real
Americans, not the troll factory operating out of this building
in St. Petersburg employs hundreds of people running fake
Facebook accounts, Twitter accounts, Instagram and Tumblr
accounts designed to look and act like real Americans spewing
out measures aimed at sowing discord among the American
electorate.
I am a fake American and proud of Tumblr, Tumblr. Thanks, so we
got to count the money now. $100,000 for the ads 320 for the
black fist
at 320 bucks a month, a month.
Let's just say it's 3000 Then 10 months, so it's
100,003 $103,020.
But I think that writer who did do although they see and and for
some reason didn't cover what I think is the more interesting
half of the story, which is, which is Black Matters. Yes.
Well, wasn't that wasn't that the outfit that mimic Black
Lives Matter and then became more successful? That is
the that is the strategy for counter intelligence, which we
talked about on this show all the time. Yes, yes. Yeah, you
create a similar sounding organization and you claim and
you claim their same values. And then you Co Op them. And then
you destroy the movement. Yes. And Black Matters is just got
all the elements Black Lives Matter of Black Matters. Black
Lives Matter black man.
S but they also had a music video I'm telling you that's
very sophisticated.
I think the music video was hot was a hot idea very
sophisticated.
That guy that probably cost him a grand
man I think going rate is 1700 Yeah if you want some catering
guys are three to 20 bucks a month they probably get this guy
cheap
that's unbelievable was catering
a man I know by now my budget bringing
our own breasts.
Yeah, so along with that comes and this is there's no clips
because there's no clips is the uranium story is back. And
everyone's acting like this is the other shoe that was supposed
to drop after we found out that Hillary Clinton knew about
Harvey Weinstein
this irradiate the the uranium story is interesting to me
because it's all been around for a long it's very old story. Yes.
Is back from when she was Secretary of State. Yeah, it's a
good story. It makes nothing but sense that it was it's a story
of corruption
but now the FBI has has confirmed through documents they
had to release that the were those lawyer guys I like a lot
judicial Judicial Watch, forced them under FOIA. And they had
they had released these documents or somewhere else it
buried in another file. And so they were clearly being
obfuscated. And now they show the timeline etc. And they were
already looking at corruption and collusion but mainly
corruption and payoff from the Russians for this very deal. And
and the Clinton cash guy who wrote about it in his book.
Yeah, it's like $145 million at least that we know of.
Yeah. Yeah, it's unbelievable
but it's getting no legs no play. They really
I'm baffled by this because if you if you were in the media
running one of these operations, and you were the editor in
chief, whatever you want to call it guy. This seems like a great
story that you could really begin to get distance I mean,
you could really have a time with this.
There's only one guy doing it. Only one Tucker Carlson he's the
only guy that's on this he's also
he's marginalized himself.
It'd be he's gonna be off the air the the boys out there
talking about drug companies. Not just a little bit like
really? Yeah, a big mistake is that show is so canceled.
A Tucker look at the bread yeah, see where it's buttered?
Really, man like you can go far but you know ixnay on the UG
drays. If this really is a very dumb idea, but I mean, it's
great and I applaud him for it, but it's you'll never make get
to the finish line.
Exactly he's popping I'd get it he's gonna be stopped data the
halfway
He's He's peeking too quickly. He's got to go easy on this pull
back a little man.
You want to do if you're going to do something like that just
strategize that. Tucker. You have to get your Maybe he knows
he's on a on a sinking ship because this is your one trick
pony. So it is possible he says to himself, look, I'm a one
trick pony. This is not gonna last I'm not bow Riley, I don't
have a formulaic show that I can make tons of money with. I'm
gonna die here. I might as well get this out of the way. Right?
Otherwise do the normal strategy is to get bigger and bigger and
bigger and so big that you can nothing you do get you kicked
off. I mean, look at it took a lot of work to get O'Reilly off.
Yeah. And it was always his sexual bullcrap. So this is
maybe what he's thinking. Because I don't think he's got
legs in that show, though. He can't get guests. I will.
Somebody was tweeting just about some woman I'd follow. But it's
a miss. She's a writer or something producer. And she says
Tucker Carlson invited me this show. There's no way and she
goes into a rant about and she's kind of like, the day I'd say a
conservative she's not she's not like a liberal. No, that's gonna
get you know, savvy, you know, he ambushes people. He's an
ambush style journalist. So now he's I don't think that show is
going to make it so he's probably doing that for that
reason. I'm just think,
well, good, because it'll get a few hits in there. I think was
it yesterday or the cofounders of GPS, that this is all tied
into it? This is why you're not hearing about any of it. The
report the report, the report about the hookers peeing on the
bed, the Obama slept in. The guys who co founded the company
that produced the report are all taking the fifth and not going
to testify. Of course, they're not I don't stand behind the
their work, I
guess. Apparently not.
I mean, we can't be reporting this, this would be crazy. This
everything, everything falls apart. I mean, a lot of Muller's
investigation even for a large part based off of this
session was actually I have a very short sessions clip because
he was being grilled by the judiciary committee on C span,
not on C span. But you know, he was on speed seats, man on the
hill. And he he's a funny character sessions, because he,
he's very slow talking. And they only have a limited amount of
time to ask questions. So he's made sure to talk real slow. And
then one question. I didn't clip it because it was just dead air.
Somebody asked him a question. And I'm telling you, it was 15
seconds of Tim staring really? Yeah, it was it was like why?
And then he asked to have the question clarified, which would
make sense if you're just staring open a blank stare. He
was asked a number of questions about the dossier from Lindsey
Graham, who asked him if the if there was a FISA warrant, that
was issued against FOIA
4050 warrant? Yeah, okay. I'm sorry. Yes, FISA warrant. Yeah.
He asked if there was a FISA warrant issued against Trump or
that campaign based on information in the dossier. And
session says he didn't know of anything and which means he
doesn't know he says, But he'll check into it. He wouldn't. He
says he wouldn't have known that. So that's going to be
checked out. But there was one question that came up, then that
was kind of news to me that that wood that's in the mix, but
Lindsey Graham did ask one question at the very end of his
questioning time. And that I thought was it this was news to
me and I because the the hearing was mostly about why Comey was
fired and all the reasons he was fired and what what they knew
about the Russians, the Russians and Comey, the Russians and
Comey and this little tidbit came up.
So are you sure
sessions clashed most bitterly with Minnesota's Al Franken?
That's that's not the clip I'm looking for. But that is that we
should play. So let's play that clip. That's the background.
I'm sorry. I can ask you the Lindsey Graham question. Is that
the one you want? Yeah. Why don't we play that one first?
No, no, no, no, no. If I if I thought about it, I would have
played the clip you're playing okay. Okay, it's totally with
Minnesota's
Al Franken.
Mr. Chairman. I don't have to sit in here and listen to his
you're the one who Ted Arges without having a chance to
respond. Give me a break.
Franken accused sessions of changing his story about a
meeting with Russia's ambassador during last year's campaign,
not being able to recall what you discussed with him is very
different than saying I have not had coming vacations with the
Russians. The ambassador for from Russia is Russian
President. Senators
wanted to know how he plans to prevent future election
meddling.
I'll be frank, I don't know that we are doing an a specific
legislative review at this point.
We think it would be prudent to do our view we have
been warned. I take that as a suggestion.
Republican Ben Sasse asked if the US is doing enough to combat
Russian interference online? Probably not.
We're not.
sessions did eventually confirm in that hearing that he has not
been asked to sit for an interview in connection with the
Russia probe but said he's committed to cooperating and
reiterated that he had no improper conversations with any
Russians about the 2016. Campaign. Anthony,
Nancy Cortez on Capitol Hill. Thanks.
And keep hearing these questions and what they're asking. Did you
talk to the Russians? I mean, we've gone collectively insane,
that this
is unbelievable. And Frank is an idiot. The by the way, how can
I? What a miserable life you have to be if your name is Ben
Sasse? Don't you think Ben's as Ben Sasse Hey, Ben Sasse.
I don't know if I'm a nutrient is any better? That's not great.
So that was that was the CBS version of the whole thing,
which is so always boils down to like anti Trump kind of action.
But this is nobody brought brought this this I got from C
span. No, nobody brought this up. Just Lindsey Graham asked a
confidential question
buzzing about for months.
Now. This is very important. I got nine seconds. I know that
Comey has told other committees that the main reason he got
involved in July to take over the investigation was not
because the tarmac meeting was because he was worried there was
an email in the hands of the Russians, between the DNC and
the Department of Justice. And I know that testimony exist. In
some claim, the email was fake. Do you know anything about this?
And there's any way for us to find out what actually happened?
Just I know, we talked about this what exactly was that email
again?
Don't but he knows. I don't know that we talked about.
Yeah, there was. There was definitely an email and it was
faked. And stuff had been based off of that.
Maybe there. It's possible. We have. But what's interesting to
me is that Lindsey Graham is talking about hearings that were
closed. Oh, because there's no if you listen to this carefully
and read between the lines, he's actually he says he's not he
knows there's testimony, that means it was closed. If there
wasn't, he could just go look it up.
Right. And he's trying to get sessions to open up about it.
Got it.
So there is something that happened in a close one of the
close sessions with Comey because Comey gave a lot of
testimony, especially to the intelligence guys in closed
session. So nobody knew what was going on. Lindsey Graham got
wind of it or knows about it. And maybe it's what we talked
about earlier. But this is email between the DNC and the Justice
Department and which is probably incriminating somebody. That's
why Comey jumped into the email scandal, so he could make sure
that it was either a race or there was no trace of it, or
we're gonna figure out who has it. Who knows? We don't know.
But let's see what it there must be something to it because
obsessions reaction,
and the Department of Justice. And I know that testimony exist.
In some claim that email was fake. Do you know anything about
this? And there's no way for us to find out what actually
happened?
Suggesting one way or the other? Did I know anything about it? I
would just say that would be improper for me to share at this
time if I knew.
We just stopped he said, I can't share whatever I know, right?
For some reason, he's sharing everything else. Well, the thing
is unraveling. Something's unraveling. molars in there for
us to kind of plug the leaks. There's something up Yes. And
it's not minor. I think Trump's oblivious to it. But but people
I think Lindsey Graham's not. Yeah. And of all people that go
after these things, you know, he's not a guy I would expect.
I'm really
I'm just really getting tired of it. You know, they have not
there's nothing new and the only thing that they have new was all
black matters and brush. Here's something new for you. How about
George Soros just transferred $18 billion to his Open Society
Institute.
Yeah. loads of money. Yeah. Yeah. It's just think it's
starting up an operation.
Well, if I were Black Matters, I'd be pissed. 320 measly bucks?
You?
Correct? That's black. That's black fist.
No black fist. Yeah. Black. I feel black fisted. This is just
bad. This is this is. I mean, does anyone see any
of these things? There's some there's gotta be some real gravy
train operations out there that know how to
look. I cohabitate. The love of my life does this for a living,
you set up but she doesn't do this. But we have an awesome we
have tons of the you have the Dell Foundation. The Dell
Foundation is the mother lode. Big, big, big, these guys are
great. Now do they know that the GL Children's Hospital, they do
a lot for Austin and Texas and for the universe. But at the
same time, their mother, I can probably point to 20 nonprofits,
anywhere between 100,000 A year and maybe a million and a half.
And they all do little things, little nonprofits, there's
usually one or two people and they they suck up the money. And
with the sorrows thing you know, it's these little black fists,
Black Matters. And that could even come through as third hand.
We trace this back all the time to the form 990s They have to
release for tax purposes, you can see exactly where it goes.
It's all it's all in the hundreds of 1000s of dollars.
But that's how you do it. It's not that hard. We just have to
have a hook. So I think
if we will some people do the good operations the way I'm
looking at it. Do it by the millions of dollars.
Oh yeah. If you know what you're doing, but we're just small
guys. And that's the kind of retirement I'm thinking we found
the black podcast black fist podcast. The black fist pa
Hello, I'm Mr. White. Here's my other Mr. White is the black
fist podcast.
It seems to me that it's there's a lot of people that know how to
how to get on the tit Yeah, and get the millions at a pop Bang
Bang Bang so their word they use in the we ran once where we run
into some unknown operation and you look up the 990 And they're
like $45 million dollar budget. Yeah. Yeah.
And 450 million give give or take 100 million for the
Southern Poverty Law Center. And you know your outfit that hands
money to people Yeah, yeah. Maybe in this whole tax thing we
can I guess not. We're such a philanthropic country. It's just
as being abused. I don't like it's being a bit it's being
abused. And I think in Soros is like making it worse. The
problem is Soros and his political agenda is just he
doesn't you know, you have to remember what's what a Soros do
for a living as a hedge fund. He
only cares about making a ruckus so that he can make money I
don't think he he has some ideals, but it seems like he
just follows his nose and goes where the stink is. I can make a
mess over here.
Although I did I can benefit some other way. Yeah, it's
there's a certain number of investment types out there that
you run into very rare, but they have a second sensor third
sensor fourth, I don't know what number it is, but they can see
certain opportunities appear in the kind of like, ah, you know,
if this happens, and that happens, then this will happen
for sure. And it's always has to be for sure. Yeah. And then if
that happens, for sure, then this company over here out of
the way not even part of the screen on a go gang loss
benefit. Big time? Yes. And that's what you do for a living
that's all you do. And that's what Soros does. He finds ways
he trades money he does everything he can to make make
as much as he can with very predatory investment schemes.
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yeah, so called Double Tap donation.
It's funny on the on the totals, I left out one of them, which
I'm going to add by hand in the note to Eric. All right. Matt in
South Bay is that our top donor, and he's going to become a
knight and instant and it's the Baronet. He gets up. I actually
have to look his email up. I knew I was forgetting something
this morning.
You rebooted the router. Tuned Up your instruments. That worked
fine. We tested did our test read? Yeah, we didn't play the
testing song. But everything else worked. What's the testing
song for testing song that we play before the show? Don't you
know the testing song?
Do you know the testing saw you want to do the song? I want to
do the song. You ready? Yeah. Testing, testing, testing,
testing, testing, testing, testing, testing, testing,
testing, testing to you. Testing, testing, testing,
testing, testing, testing. Testing, testing, testing to
you.
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Testing, testing, testing. Testing, testing, testing,
modulation Testing, testing, testing, testing, testing,
testing, testing testing. Okay.
Did you find the notation, did you find the modulation
modulations? I know, this is a match of note he sent an email
and then I had to send him back an email saying hey, you're an
instant Baronet, because check from Chase. Chase is a very slow
pay operator operation really? Yeah, I've noticed this because
he sent me a note over a week ago and then the check just came
in. Longtime bought. And by the way, Chase is also one of the
dumber banks. There's a don't do too much to say we got lots to
go through here. But I'm going to do this anyway. When you get
checks in the mail, there's a number of like credit unions or
all smart banks that consolidate their checks with one service
and the service sends you an envelope filled with a bunch of
checks. Yeah, by bug checks, three bucks checks 10 Buck
checks, checks. It's a bag of checks, baggage checks, Chase.
If you're going through chase for one at a time, one at a time
one at a time each envelope separate idiots. It's
unbelievable
because they're only they're only focused on doing away with
checks and cash. They're focused on everything electronic and
they they just that's a bastard stepchild
and it's going away a lot of money in the process going on.
But anyway, you met REITs longtime Boehner hopefully
eminent and tonight here no knighting necessary. I like to
remain anonymous. Oh, uniting us is Sir Matt. The check is in the
mail. Hope you enjoy the mathematical numerology 112 3.58
which is his donation $1,123.58 Which I believe we the first use
Fibonacci. Exactly. Yes.
Beautiful. I recognize it immediately.
How did you recognize it immediately. I
love Fibonacci Fibonacci, Luca was Jacobs thought I love these
mathematicians I become a math geek in my old age. Weird. Yes,
that's how you can report on me. weird
weird I am really hoping to get your attention to for an
analysis of the Las Vegas event which I believe is directly
coordinated drop off you may have seen in donations, feel
free to read any or all on the air with the exception of that
note at the very end, I apologize for the length. Don't
worry if you can read the whole thing is I will take no offense.
So what I'm going to do because of today's busyness, we're going
to put this note aside and then read it as we do final analysis
of the Mandalay massacre. Yeah. So we'll move him to executive
producer and night and he did the second note did come in
which says he will be the Baron net of the Principality of
Saratoga beautiful
Let me double check that's on the list
he says it figured out this guy was bitching about the check
coming in laces to banks mailing checks for free. I sent that
check off last
Wait man who is this Pensacola?
This is no this just mad of the Northern California. Okay, got
Baronet of the Principality of Saratoga. Well, that's not in
there. Hold on a second. No, I just got mail this morning.
Almost he says let's just say instantly of the what?
Principality of Saratoga. Okay, all right, I'm good. So they
debit is a counselor they get to float. There's no flow does not
have action anymore to make that a winning proposition. And you I
think they're just incompetent.
Sure. Yes. Okay. Onward.
All right. Onward. Got a lot to do. David Cox Derby, Derbyshire.
500. So he'll be an instant night, sir, your Jozo of Derby,
N J and K. Thank you. T Humphreys Wellington thorned in
New Zealand. He wants to be Knight of the living. Wow.
That's a good one, isn't it?
Night of the Living Dead.
Best title ever.
Unbelievable that somebody in 10 years has never come
up with Night of the Living Dead. This is very good.
Someone's gonna write a saying hey, I get that. Joshua land in
Cincinnati, Ohio. 500 That's the time for us. It's 500 Chirag
Patel, Lauderdale, Florida. 500 I don't have notes from these
folks. But if I get them later on.
Now, are these people being knighted? Because they did 500
Yeah, they should be okay, I sent Eric his notes and we
should night these guys but and they wouldn't have done the 500
not to be knighted. Right. But then so put them on the list.
Yes, sir Landon and Sir Patel Chirag.
Also Joshua, Landon's not on the list.
Yeah, I mean him too. Okay. And
Okay, keep going.
I'll do the David Rossa to the bead p ITUNJNK. Thank you, but
you'll be knighted as Sir Rosa. John hogarty emailed to follow.
Okay, well, let's see what we have here. Fogarty was not that
hogarty Oh, be wrong.
squirrelmail will not does not have the AI for that.
It doesn't I know it's actually slightly annoying. You know that
spell misspell. You
wrote a very good article about AI and I just wanted to you
wrote a couple of good articles. You should try to make a living
out of that about AI a week or two ago. And he made such a good
point the day when they actually make an email client that
understands how to weed through it and get the stuff out. That's
the day that I believe in AI and that's the most used application
in the world is is email and there's no AI and email Oh,
there is an AI and email only not real AI. Well, I've come up
with something we got to work on it. There's no AI and email. I
don't know why I like it.
I don't know either. Alright. But thank you. Yes, just a
donation he writes David. Oh, Holger Damien John. I sent a
donation us received a donation represents two quantities of 614
Flag Day as well as mine and Trump's birthday. Birthday.
Yeah, it's once Trump's birthday. I have no idea. Well,
his birthday shout out for the both of us. I
always get invited to have dinner with him. Just I don't
have to pay to ship in $3 No, no, no, no. And the same thing
$3
Dumb $3 I don't get that. I don't get it either. Somebody's
got to explain that to some research. Someone
did some research. Hey, it's three times more than one.
Can you put John hoodie on the bird? Datalist Happy Birthday
love to show the dynamics between you two I've listened to
the longtime even back to daily source code days. He says he's a
folder
not a structure I'm a folder that's
yeah well you shouldn't brought that up with the
no I you know I actually considered it and I thought no
I'm not going to be that guy.
Good. Anyway this donation was long time coming additionally
ones will appear but I just dropped $600 on Adams podcasts
or pro campaign right Well,
I hope you did not because it's close.
I hope you go you gotta back up.
Is this an old just came Oh, okay. He got the money back. I
think
I don't know you better ask him. I prefer to be recognized as
whole Ji hyung is Chinese Hold on, sir. Whoa, Ji hyung Oh, H O
G I hung sir and he says he gave 500 He's got a jingles coming if
you want somebody here they are. Hold on, hold on. Hold on,
sir. Whoa, Ji hyung I just gotta write it in here. Hey, sir ho Ji
hyung Yeah, you know I have a whole segment to do later. Yeah,
I know. You're making me do work on the fly here
was the letter just came in and what am I supposed to
know? No, no, I'm not angry but just you know?
Alright, he needs the jingles ready? Yeah, I should have given
you these. You should have Yes Go Zika Zika Zika will be get
out of my vagina and don't eat me Hillary.
Okay, yeah. We'll be okay. And what is the
ability me Hillary okay and don't eat any Hillary
okay and the karma
yeah man Zika yet $1.9 billion
money small heads are coming you're gonna do it you watch of
my you've got karma All right, now we will move down. Those are
all instant. I just want to thank each and every one of
them. Patrick mele and bounce Bill bounce bounce of for Utah.
This is the Yeah, this is the one that this is the one that is
actually a make good from last week. Ah,
I know who this is. And I drink son is he was that he's, uh,
maybe I'm not. I don't know. You gotta
find a note now. Oh, you're not getting it. One thing? Yeah.
Yeah. No. in passing. Okay, well, I'll tell you what we're
gonna before we get to the nine things in the second half of the
show. I'm gonna go I think the notes on the desk I can find it.
So meanwhile, let's go on and by the way, that's okay. Roy Pierce
in Fort Pierce, Florida. 334. Yes, I have the no discipline.
This is this one is going to be on you. Pierce writes. I sent a
note to curry title Mandalay Bay security guard said to
adam@curry.com That's his note. Yes, well, I
read everything.
Now. Well, you have to read this note because he's have drafted a
$34 donor. He I went and I said here on discuss the envelope.
Roi, ROI pairs. Roi. The envelope is that you're using
the glue does not stick. Throw those envelopes away. There's a
lot of people have those. You buy these envelopes from Staples
and you pull little strip off. It's got automatic gluing thing.
This glue doesn't work is no good. It's just envelope was not
glued together. It was opened when it came. Okay.
I have his note. I have his note. America. I got it. And he
put together a his own timeline of what happened in Vegas, which
we'll be talking about. And this was a donation from last week.
You said because it would make sense was from last week. On
Sunday, now it's Sunday, October 15. Now, you know, he talks
about the assault rifles cooking off, you know, shooting off
rounds without the trigger being pulled because of the hot
chamber. Yeah, yeah. So this was discussed. Thank you, Roy.
Appreciate it. You probably gave me an idea with that. I don't
know.
Oh, I see what happened. Okay, you read the note already,
because I remember that discussion. I guess I was okay.
I get it. Okay, so you got your note read? Yeah. Good. Gotta
know. You'll be executive producer. Yeah, good
came in 10 10:39am on Sunday. So yeah, read this and we talked
about it. Boom, yes. Boom, boom, count to Oh, boom. Got three
anonymous $334.34 on this Celmins harness in Tallinn
$333.33. He's in the E which is I think is Egypt or Arab
Emirates. That's I
don't know what E is telling. I don't know.
Okay, onward. J Jack Kobus Burisma.
Estonia Estonia.
Oh cool. A Estonia is great. Yeah. They're very wired in
Estonia, don't they?
You can become a citizen. Can you have a Estonia like an
electronic citizen?
I don't know about that. That's kind of cool if you can Yeah.
Jakob is Barris bores my in Los Angeles, California at $233.50
from Drew be credited. doubled up and you'll get your vote you
get knighthood achieved gratulations on 10 years of
opening eyes and changing minds your influence and others can't
be overstated. I'm honored to have enjoyed the ride from the
beginning and it was great to chat with John in New York City
a few years ago. I'm moving to Austin in a few weeks. So
perhaps a run in with Adam Wayman,
another Californian coming here. Yeah. Okay, fine. Steiner ranch.
Go there. Steiner ranch.
That's our inside joke. Yes. moving to Austin a few weeks or
perhaps a run in with get Josh to sign up I bet you're having a
run in on the horizon I'll be in the other I'll be the other tall
Dutchman. Okay, please classically nightmare sir Jakob
is Burisma Gjakova some some karma for the move and the
company I started. Zoom Bz umby.io is appreciated. Here's
another 10 years.
I wonder what that is? Zoom. b.io Alright, I'll give him some
karma. Absolutely. Whoa, caught that just in time.
You've got karma.
Discover share, learn a platform for people to earn by sharing
making money on sharing them already all touchy feely? Yeah,
we should maybe we should become VC we'd have fun with that we
could harass women
oh yeah right You
made me wait make Don't
make him sit in the lobby for an hour
tell everybody that you should you should think more like and
fill in the blank of the hot unicorn of the dead was a
unicorn a lot actually will wear jean shorts. Yeah.
Yeah, we could do it. Yeah. Sir Mike of the Giga verse. I think
it's Jigga verse jagah verse you're right, doing it. 22 hours
and 22 cents you'll be so it'll be an executive producer. I
can't resist to for sale on top of quality people love the
twofer. It's a twofer. Everyone loves a twofer. Yeah, they do.
Jingle requests resist we much the reverends bingo Boom shaka
laka Remix in Korean later lady. Okay,
okay resist we much Manning Boom shakalaka right.
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layup shot I should have I should have gone ahead on this
one. Okay, here we go.
Resist we must enter karma. We must. Yeah, and we will much
about that. Be committed and Boom shakalaka
got karma a twist.
Dennis cruiser buddy in Portland, Oregon. $21.99. I have
found the note listed in your last thoughts in a very, very
spunky, funky small italics. I will send an email instead.
Okay, well, we'll have to look for that. Natasha Haller $200.10
A birthday donation on behalf of my brother Nick Haller aka serve
the eve of the virtual reality survive survive da o live
survive it's like Night of the Living Dead survive of the
virtual reality His birthday was on Tuesday seems to always be
listening to your show when I'm around. So supporting you seemed
like a better birthday gift than video yes
very good.
Yeah smart thing is a girl that knows what you see when he's
Yes. Or she'll make a fight have maybe listened to about four
shows worth of material so I hope I'm doing this right. I
believe his favorite clips test
I love that she's that's that's real sisterly love man.
Yeah, he's just she doesn't say things much of the show. Again,
shares Secret pew pew and shut up slave baby job. Since he is
searching for an engineering job
there's no winning. We don't like to foster a competitive
atmosphere but we laugh a lot. Now everyone can share a secret
you you've got karma jobs karma sorry.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
You've got karma.
Two for two for karma.
doubled up there.
Yes operator arrows and
arrows down Pennsylvania $200 an N J and K. loves what we do. It
puts them at 1800 which showcase almost close i He's already a
sir. So he's pushing to Baronet Don Mills $200. Shout out to the
show's favorite flight attendant, Todd moss, the drinks
are on him. No idea. Ronald Beavis. 200 bucks from
California somewhere. Sir Robert Tennant in negative Waikato New
Zealand. I don't know how I'm pronouncing that I'm pronouncing
it wrong. Okay. Well done guys a donation when double takes me to
Baronet, which will make me match a mate from Cambodia who
has a UK Baronet. baronetcy. He's got one from the UK
courtesy of his great grandfather. All the best for
the show, Sir Robert, soon to be Sir Robert Tennant. BTW, I guess
you put at the end it's like a comma with a small capital B
small t we keep okay and that's he's gets credit for actually
he's Yeah, he's over the line for executive producer,
executive producer. These are all exec this by the way. I'm
going to warn people here in this affiliates. This is a long
read we've got because this is everything's doubled up. So
we're going to read all the executive producers and
associate executives when we get to the second half where we read
just there's not going to be very many left to right, so it's
going to be a short read for that. Colton the Robinson 159 76
He's been listening to the show since the freshman of high
school around show 300 And I've dreamed of the day I could
become a knight. Now being a senior in college the show can
finally say that I am but this donation and your general
generous doubling I will become a night shows become a necessity
as it kept me from becoming a noodle boy or an SJW millennial
right right. With that said Keep up the great work and here's to
another 10 years the best production one of the best
productions in the universe for my jingles going to have a
classic WPC seven and along and song at the end of the show.
Yes, perfect for today
and he'll be credited with $318 319 Actually, Spencer
Sumner and Calgary Alberta went for the 450 I couldn't resist
the double contributions after offer advertising the latest
newsletter. I started listening to the bed pod best podcast in
the universe when I was in high school. Having heard another
this is funny coincidence. You know, he's always in Calgary. I
started hearing we plugged it on Twitter. I started contributing
weekly back then I would have reached knighthood. Long ago. I
have since complaint completed a Bachelors of Arts in History and
it can purely sit good. I'll try to read slower, completed a
Bachelor of Arts in History and I can truly say that no agenda
changed my life for the better. Instead of being a typical Hill
bought millennial. I was quoting the West Clarke seven on a
political science exam. Beautiful professor didn't like
that very much.
Rely really why
not? What's why not?
Well, let's play it. Let's play it right now. Wesley Clark, on
the seven countries. This was three weeks after 911.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time we
were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to war
with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said, He
reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He
said I just he said I just got this down from upstairs mean
Secretary Defense Office today. And he said this a memo that
describes how we're going to take out seven countries in five
years, starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan and finishing off Iran. Yeah,
don't be mentioned in that. What was Wes Clark again was General
Correct. General,
generally ran for president he had kind of he looked to me I've
always believed he's an alien. You get these big giant eye
black eyeballs. But nobody else you know, and he was I don't
know why he never got further.
But maybe the alien thing got In a way,
maybe the alien thing or or this this this is commentary that
should have been kept off the boat. Yeah, that was probably a
problem Garni Vandenberg
way, way way. Now we're in the 150s. Yeah. Oh geez. Oh, okay, I
got it. Yes, I understand. He's just still all executive
producer crazytown love it.
All right, you're gonna have a dissident page of the listing of
credits not to be an addendum. Kearney Vandenberg and but
everybody gets credit. Brahm buchtel Deutschland, thanks for
all the value over the last 10 years. The work you guys do is
more important every day. I'm listening to the next 10 years
to hopefully, hopefully donating a lot more than I did in the
first 10 years, which was absolutely nothing until this
year. All the best. Thank you, CJ. He has an extra cent as an
extra since he got it. Joseph Brent Stokes 150 Now the 150s
were specifically designed to get you an executive producer,
ship cheap. David Fogle's zotoh 150 I'm gonna name some I'll
just name 150s David Cheney in Dallas, Texas. The show just
keeps getting better. He wants to some old put some deals at
the end with some karma. Sir David pew in Massillon, Ohio,
these are all executive producers John Aiken, pew pew
pew
as my Jason I haven't done it in a while. My bad. Some pew pew is
for sure. David pew pew pew
to Josh Mandel. 150 Stanley Jones, Sykes down Maryland. You
get a good John Aiken did you do him? John Aiken 150
Congratulations on the milestone. Good. Stanley Jones
and Sikeston, Missouri. He's the last guy and then we go to
anonymous, my 50 Who's going to be the executive producers.
And he says to all the boners and douchebags out there, just
put something in the pot. It's good for your mind. And these
guys need to eat also Adam, I'm an Austin next week if you want
a beer. Let me know about that. I may be traveling next week.
Bruce Schwalm. in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is 100. So he'll be
an Associate Executive Producer. And this is all Associate
Executive Producer. We're going to name a one by one. Dame Karen
in Colorado Springs, Colorado 101 And she says n j and k.
Thank you for that. Daniel spooned in White Bear Lake
Minnesota nuts 10101 longtime listener says 2008 He says all
these years is still the best podcast in the universe my wife
and I are in desperate need of some house buying Karma can you
spare some yeah you can your Associate Executive will give
you some right now yeah don't mind
you've got karma creates
in Parts Unknown. Great Britain is in Great Britain looks like
it yeah, please wouldn't work and I say but value for value
people. I request any Italian clips. It's been too long and a
goat
okay
that was the Italian goat. So it's a twofer.
Perfect. Que no que nonnamous is in with $100 Nice. Wilhelm
Martins is $100 Gabe a Shabazz in in San Francisco, California.
This puts me in the knighthood $100 Christopher O'Brien 100
James Callaghan 100. Sure, Brian Ferguson, Baron of Costa Mesa
Mesa, Costa Mesa 100. i From the Baron accustoming have been a
longtime Okay, so that's our group of executives. Our
executive and Associate Executive Producer for a show
974
Producer ships are so insane we're practically giving it
away. I'll do my crazy Yeti.
Now, I did skip one because it came in late and I I'm going to
push it to the next show which is but I just want to make sure
that he knows that got in which is sort of on a missive.
Dogpatch
Oh, okay. All right. Because you had the notes somewhere else I
presume? You've got
to note No, I have no right in front of me. Okay. Well,
we'll proceed to the next show is perfect. Because this is
a wait a minute, you know, I was talking about and I did push
that other note was talking about? Yeah, yeah, I put that
put the note exactly where I should have put it. This is
Patrick Meili in Bountiful, Utah who should who this is the note
from earlier in the show. I'm gonna read it now and then we're
done. He says a $33 a month donor but my bank had cut off
payments last September. No reason given they just stopped
sending you checks. This is a makeup donation is a $333.39 I
think for the last 12 months of miss payments. Coincidentally
the bank cut off my donations right after I made enough
layaway payments for my first knighthood, but actually after
that is automatically cut off after you get to $1,000 with a
layaway So it's part of the if you click the right link that's
what happens. I would like to give this knighthood to my son
gauge in honor of him achieving he's on the list of achieving
the rank rank of Eagle Scout.
That is, big deals. That's not easy to do.
Yes, I was a scout and I in our whole troop and I think the
whole area we had one
dozen Eagle Scout to get like a letter from the President even.
I have no idea what he gets, but I'm telling you, it's not easy
to do. Yeah. It's also you have to be dedicated. You are in and
you have to be talented. There's a lot of talent involved in yes
in these things. Yes.
Do they when you go for your Eagle Scout do they have a
talent portion and a question portion or
generally they did a modern dances with me. It's also late
birthday press. He turned 18 And September became a full grown
human. Gage hasn't been forced to listen to the podcast for a
couple of years. Oh, he hasn't been okay. Ever since he got his
driver's license but when he was forced to listen He was taken by
the idea of one day becoming a knight. He said Wait, is that
real? I said hell yeah. He said we should get one of those days
he collects the Honor Badges okay. So credit gauge with the
producer credit so he can elicit on his college application for
extracurricular activity. We can do that. For gauge Please play
the numbers Melly 999 Which gauge used to use as an alarm
clock ringtone for singers several 6969 which is gauge
gauge his favorite bowling score? Oh, that's an insult. And
33 is the magic number which is a score that gage attained on
his a CT.
So we have 999 Yeah, and what was the second one
was 6969 dudes.
Yeah. And do I still have a yes I do have that. Okay, and I'm 33
and akarma. Here we go.
He's got karma.
And for everybody out there it's pronounced Amelie, Gage. Meili,
Patrick Meili, and they're in Bountiful, Utah. That means they
go out hunting and fishing. Well, thank them and everybody
that contributed to this fantastic show of support. Yeah,
yeah. This is our Executive Associate Executive producers on
the cheap.
Yes. It's a everybody wins is the way I see it. Thank
you a win win. Thank
you very much. And we will be thanking more people in our
second donation segment which I think will be a little bit
shorter. Yes, but it's really appreciated. And we will do
another show for you on Sunday. So you can remember us for the
two for special promotion at VO red.org/and It's good to see so
many people hooking up their family Brothers Sisters sons
propagating the formula is this we go out we hit people in the
mouth a citizen I've gone crazy in the control room.
Yeah, and I would say let's
do a little Vegas update. Sounds good. You got one. Yeah. So
you've got a couple I do. In fact, I have the update update.
The update update? Yeah. What that means is the update the
latest from CBS
more than two weeks after the Las Vegas massacre that left 58
dead. 14 of the wounded remain in hospitals three in critical
condition. Jamie Lucas reports. The first person shot that night
a Mandalay Bay Hotel security guard has finally told his story
to Ellen DeGeneres. Walking down
I heard Yeah, we don't i Yes. i remarkable indeed. We'll talk
about it. Yes.
As I was walking down. I heard rapid fire.
A routine door check turned to terror for hazers Campos. It
happened moments after he arrived on the 32nd floor when
he noticed something unusual about a stairwell door.
There was a metal bracket holding the door in place
when you saw that. Did you think that's weird? Why would somebody
put brackets on a door Yeah, though,
that's just out of the ordinary
Campos took a different route back to the hallway and then
radioed a maintenance engineer to check the bracketed door.
Moments later Steven paddock opened fire.
I felt the burning sensation. I went to go lift them with pant
leg up and I saw the blood. That's when I called it in on my
radio that the shots have been fired. And I was gonna say that
I was hit. But I got over my cell phone just to clear that
radio traffic for they can coordinate the rest of the call.
Campos took cover and then some maintenance workers Steven shock
get off the elevator
take cover take cover, yelled out man within milliseconds if
he didn't say that I want to go.
We also learned that a female guests came out a hotel room
door and campus immediately told her to take cover. Many believed
Campos diverted the gunman's attention before paddock killed
58 people. Campus believes as slamming door alerted the
shooter to his whereabouts. He did not clarify any of the
details of the changing timeline of the shooting, including
whether Mandalay Bay did in fact call police that night. Anthony,
he says this is his one and only interview.
Still a lot of unanswered questions. Jamie ucoz. Thanks
when we.
Yeah, there's a lot to talk about here. And before we get
into it, I thought personally, that the context of the
interview was extremely important. I watched it I have
the full interview. And I think we should actually deconstruct
it because this was the most scripted the most orchestrated
the most bull crap piece of television I have seen in lying
history. I mean, these guys, it's like the FBI even dressed
them. Did you see what they were wearing? Yeah, it's like we're
wearing FBI FBI suits. Yeah, I mean, there's no doubt about it.
The guy on the left, I don't know who he is. Yeah, he's the
mechanic. This guy is compos handler. Yeah, no doubt about
all now why Ellen? B. Why
is he keep tapping? He keeps touching the guy because he's
this handler, certain? handler? Yes. He says, Yeah. So he
touches him because it triggers he guys ties and touches them.
So why Ellen?
I know why. Oh, well, this
is good. We forgot to say why Ellen and I thought it was
peculiar to of course. Before you answer why? I'm gonna say
this. I don't whatever the reason, I want to hire her
Booker. There we go.
Yeah. See, that is what Tina said. She said, Holy crap. What
again? I'm like, view hold our eyes since she hadn't seen it.
Yes. Wait, you got to see it. And from the minute she saw
these two jabroni Jumoke she knew was awesome. Jim Oaks has a
great name, Jim oaks. Ellen has a business relationship with
MGM, who owns Mandalay Bay, she has her own slot machines in the
hotels. That's why she was chosen. She was chosen. You
can't book that. What 60 minutes wasn't competing. ABC World News
Tonight. You're
right. You cannot book this. She was she was chosen. But she
wasn't just chosen because of a relationship with MGM. She was
chosen because she could do the do this bit rifted bit and she
wouldn't come to me better than anybody else softer than anybody
else. They could trust her because she works for MGM. So
she's not going to go off script that woman did on the view that
got her fired. Remember that? We had the clip of this woman, she
asked a question that was not on the script out. I'm not gonna do
any of that she's gonna and the thing that really got me she
pulls out a, a, like a diagram and that she has.
Let's run through it. With this premise in mind, Abby, there's
no way that I mean, I don't see why people in the news media
don't say, Wow, this stinks to high heaven, particularly the
relationship between her and MGM is this is
a new story in itself. And yes, I'm going to stop you right
there. Because I did the three by three. None of the networks
question the viability or the rationale or anything about
this. They just said he was on how infected the last report
which has been received. So this will be his last first and last
interview, never questioning the venue,
never questioning. Now I know why they want to control it. I
mean, they're not keen on killing people. They don't want
the liability. I completely understand that. But you know,
even without that a guy like this would not appear anywhere
without his lawyer. I mean, that's, I mean, there's so much
so wrong. Let's let's get into the interview. We have to stop
this along the way because it was, I mean, it's just insane.
Thank you both
for being here. And first of all, how are you both doing?
I'm doing better each day. Slowly but surely, just healing
physically and mentally?
Yeah, I imagine. I imagine that that you relive that a lot.
These are all questions. These are all scripted questions. It's
so clear. Yeah.
And how are you doing? Stevens? No,
it's definitely hard. as each day passes, though, we're
working to to get over this. Okay.
So okay, now on to
the next question, since you're the security officer and in And
you were called to check on a door. That was, I guess when a
door is left open for a certain amount of time. You're supposed
to go check on it, right? Yes, we
got notifications, making sure that uh, to secure them, or if
there were already been secured, just making that that check on
the doors.
Okay, so you were going up the fire
escapes leading the witness you think I mean, he's not telling
the story. Ellen's telling the story and all the essays. Yes.
Right. Most of the questions are leading the way. Right. That's
all
that's missing is that she says right.
So you were going up the fire escape to get there
via the stairwell. I was coming from the 31st up to the 32nd.
Right. When I approached the door. It didn't open. And
no way me he went up to check on a door that was open. But then
the door wasn't open. So no,
he No, no, I know what he's saying. Okay, it's right. It's
correct. Went up the stairwell and that's the door that was
locked shut. Okay.
I was blocked off. So I had a reroute.
Was that a normal thing that the door is the fire escape?
stairwell would be blocked off?
Is that a normal thing? No. They're
always supposed to remain open. Right? Right. So after I would
drop down, and then came back through the hallway. And then I
approached the room, got into the door. There was a metal
bracket holding the door in place.
Right? So what we're talking about here, just so everybody's
clear. Now
she pulls out this this. It? I couldn't tell if it was a 3d It
almost looked like it was 3d. It was yes. Well, the three was
your model. It was it was an actual model with with Ray Oh,
no, it wasn't a mount. It was a drawing. Oh, it looked like and
she had this done in 3d perspective. Yeah. And she had
this telescopic pointer that she pulls out and she's pointing,
that's what got like she's showing the glove was here. And
this is where Nicole awaited that I'm sorry, wrong script.
Okay. So this is where the hotel room where it's where the
shooter was. This is the stairway where and this door
here was blocked. And you see
she Nancy Drew all of a sudden, I mean, this, this was really,
this was insane. I've never seen this done this way. It's like
the hotel delivered the whole package. Here you go. And here's
your little 3d modeling. And here's your pointer. You
know that till you came up and through the elevator and went
through this door and saw that there was something blocking
that door? And when you saw that, did you think that's
weird. Why would somebody put brackets on a door?
Yeah, though, that's just out of the ordinary.
That would be like Red Alert. For me. It's like someone's
barricaded themselves in or the brackets on the door? Yeah, I
would be on the walkie talkie right away
as the beginning. Yeah. Okay. And then you walk out of this.
And this just slammed?
Well, when I was in between that area, I was calling security
dispatch to get transferred to engineering. They didn't know
anything about it. So they dispatch an engineer to go
verify what that was.
That's when you got called. Yes. Okay.
And at that time, I heard what I assumed it was drilling sounds.
And I I believe that they were in the area working somehow.
You thought the drilling, they were gunshots, but you thought
it was just drilling sounds at first, I think it was just
drilling. Right? So then at what point did you get shot? What
happens here
is that doors closing and it's so heavy, it'll it'll slam. I'm
walking down this way. And I believe that's what caught the
shooters attention. As I was walking down, I heard rapid
fire. And at first I took cover, I felt the burning sensation. I
went to go lift them up pant leg up and I saw the blood. That's
when I called it in on my radio that shots have been fired. And
I was gonna say that I was hit. But I got over my cell phone
just to clear that radio traffic.
Okay. I don't believe this. I don't know why. But there's this
is an important part of that narrative. Is him giving an
explanation why he didn't call on the radio that he was shot.
But he used his cell phone because he wanted to keep radio
traffic clear. There's something about that. That doesn't make
sense. And I'm not sure why it has to be said.
Well, there's some reason it has to be said. But the reason it
has to be said from the timeline. No is because they
don't have a recording because the this never happened or it
happened and he maybe didn't have radio and they said well,
we have to make him look like at a radio. There's a lot of
reasons that it has to be said. Yeah, but it is bullcrap. That's
for sure. Yes, thank you as a radio, maybe he doesn't have a
radio, maybe they're cheap. But if he has Ready, you're right.
That's the first thing you do and it would go on to the
recording.
Oh, he said shots fired. And then but he then he got hit and
instead of saying I'm hit, he's like, hold on, give me my cell
phone. Okay, okay, right, you know, oh, hey, I was hit No,
come on, there's something amiss
on my radio that shots have been fired. And I was gonna say that
I was hit. But I got over my cell phone just to clear that
radio traffic for Yeah, this
is a really really, really sketchy thing to say, I don't
like
over my cell phone just to clear that radio traffic for they can
coordinate the rest of the call.
So so it so he shot. You didn't even know he shot through this
door right from behind
the door. I don't know how he was shooting. Yeah, but he shot.
Right. So you didn't even know it was coming from here. So it
Steve Steve at this point. So you're called up? You just think
that you're coming to look at a door that's been blocked in the
firewall, right? Yeah,
I didn't think anything out of out of the ordinary at the time,
I came from a higher floor and came down a different hallway
service elevator. And I walked out and I rounded the corner for
the 100 hallway. And that's when I you know, it was quiet at this
time. And the doors are set back because you can see in that
about a foot and his uses towards the end of the hallway.
But I didn't I didn't know what that time I thought I saw
someone like pop out of the cubby. And I kept walking. And
once I got more than halfway is when I saw his use. And I
started to hear shooting. And I thought at the time I didn't
know shooting I thought it was a jackhammer. You know, as an
engineer, I'm like, we're not we're not working up here this
late at night. We wouldn't be doing that. Right? And it was,
but I believe outside it wasn't in the hallway yet. And that's
when he's Zeus he he leaned out and he said take cover, take
cover and yelled at me. And within milliseconds if he didn't
see that I would have got hit
because he was still shooting. So you would have been hit had
he not told you. Yeah, it
wasn't even fully uncovered. And they're nice
setup. Nice setup for Ellen. This is exactly what was
scripted. And there's a reason for saying all this
awesome behind my head and I could feel the pressure.
You could feel the pressure going past you just even being
out of the way. Yes. And we're like
the pressure of what the gun the
rounds. The bullets going back. Yeah.
I wonder I guess that's true. I don't I've never been shot as
you feel
the pressure, you can feel the pressure going past you just
even being out of the way. And we're like we're guests coming
out of the doorways.
There was a female that came out. And I told her to go back
inside it wasn't safe.
Shortly after, remember Alan set the question up.
That's when Steven was approaching. And I told him to
stay back and get cover. And that's when more rounds were
dispersed.
Right. Wow. So and I mean, really he saved your life and he
saved the also the woman that came out of the door to
you first of all, you know thank you so much for being here. And
and I know that you've had so many people asking for you to
tell the story and to talk about this. And I understand your
reluctance because you just want this to be over. So you're
talking about it now and then you're not going to talk about
it again. And I don't blame you because
just so you know other Booker's you're talking about it. You're
never going to talk about it again. Right? I mean, come on.
This is this is so insulting.
It's pretty insulting to the news community. Yeah, especially
the TV people. They shouldn't be beside them. They shouldn't
be they should be calling this out for what it is. But they're
mostly That's exactly
right. They should be calling out but this because of the
sensitivity and all the rest of it because they're you know,
harping on Trump Yeah, but
it's so it's okay to talk about you know, some context of what
the President did or did not say to a woman whose son was blown
up that's okay to rehash that and put on Gold Star parents
everywhere. I'm disgusted by it I'm so disgusted
Yeah, that's okay. But you can't be can't can't call out this
night but it's if I'm not mistaken. Elon is a syndicated
show. I don't think it's syndicated by the nevers I could
be wrong it could be like CBS I'll look at isn't as far as I
know it's not network associated I could be wrong could be
over so you're talking about it now and then you're not going to
talk about it again. And I don't blame you because why relive
this over and over again. But it's helpful for people to
understand what a hero you are because you
we have to bring in the hero mean we have to bring it back.
You see now we're we're back to square one.
He's a hero shot in the leg saved so many people's lives and
instead of you just getting out of there, you save Stephens life
you saved that woman's life and who knows how many other people
and so we just wanted to celebrate you that's why you're
here today, because we want to thank you for what you've done.
Even After this happened, instead of going to the
hospital, you stayed to help the police and give them all the
information. They needed these things together. So I don't know
what else did you want to mention?
I just want to mention all the people that assisted that night,
whether it was Metro, the FBI, the community, especially coming
together to help everyone in need. The first responders, even
the people that got called in to assist in the hospitals, and
just everything is put pieces together on how everyone came
together to help that night, even in the darkest hour.
Yes, there were a lot of people that showed up to help. All
right, and Steven
definitely, I want to thank the first responders and people on
the ground at the show helping helping each other out. I mean,
I think the acts of humanity were were major that night, and
I want to thank his use again, my from my family and all my
friends and everybody, for for saving my life.
Yep. Yeah, that's great. You did
and now they take it to a whole nother level. Which, you know,
while you're,
I don't know if you're taking all that in and I know, like you
said, it's hard you think about that a lot. And you did you save
people's lives. And we of course wanted to give you money we
wanted to and you both were I was thinking
car, give him a car, give him a car car.
Very, very specific. You said you don't want money. You don't
want money at all. So you're not getting any money. All right. So
that's, we're not gonna give you money. But Stephen, your
favorite team is the Colts and you've never been to a game. So
the NFL is flying you to meet the team and get VIP tickets. So
you're going to
enter NFL tie in Nice. Always opportunity.
And then also, it's over here. Okay. Also, he says you're a fan
of the Oakland Raiders. And Shutterfly is going to give you
season tickets when the team goes to Las Vegas you're going
to be with Shutterfly
is another. It's a different advertiser. So first, it's NFL.
And then it's Shutterfly. What a shorter Shutterfly. Do
they make up for the pictures on it or something like that.
See them. Also, also, you know, it's really important for you to
that everyone is recognized. So Shutterfly cares about
supporting communities. So it's going to make a donation of
$25,000 in your name to the GoFundMe page that's dedicated
to helping victims for more information
and so the guys looking at that they bring out the big ass check
the giant check. Oh, yeah, right. And it's gone right in
front of his nose. He's like, him. There was no response, no
reaction. No, nothing. All I could think was either he got a
lot more than that check. Or he's like, I'm in. I'm an idiot.
Got nothing to jail if you don't do this. Yeah. I mean, there's
always that now. Ellen is Ellen Show is syndicated by very good
production Telepictures and Scripps in WA de there's no
network affiliation whatsoever with this show. And it's
although distribution is done by Warner Brothers. And but so
there's no so the connection here is very strange. And I
think you'd nail it is an MGM connection. Yeah. And the
networks are completely shut out of this.
And and they should be yelling for access to this guy. Are you
kidding me? It's just gonna tell a story once and that's it.
Whoa, it's just, I mean, we are being
gypped. There. There has to be a huge amount of money. hush money
paid to this guy to keep him from doing any other interviews
because you don't. And Elon should be ashamed of herself for
making that comment that he's not going to talk to anybody
else. She's just part of the hush money deal. Yeah.
I'm sure she got paid to one way or the other. Oh, yeah. Well,
this is this is really disgusting. And not so much that
Elon did that. I get it. I get the corporate interest. I
understand that. I see right through I think a lot of people
saw right through it, but that the journos are avoiding this is
I mean, they jump into anything. They can but not this one. And
what a story what a story. It's baffling it's just baffling. Now
there's one other clip I have it may be a little hard to hear on
the
I'm gonna be mentioned with one of the things is We're still
analyzing that last clip Okay. Generally speaking, from my
experience, I could be wrong about the MGM but from my
experience once you get into that fire exit. Well, he's
coming up from the bottom floor to go into the next floor taking
the shortcut. My experience in those fire exit Wells is that
they're locked. And if you get into one and the door closes
behind you, you literally have to walk
all the way down. Yeah, but you'd think he would have the
key.
But there's no keys. I've never seen a key. It's not a keyed
lock. It's just a door that's closed. And with no handle, or
any way of getting it open, so I don't know what that's all
about. Maybe they have a different system, maybe somebody
who's staying there, the next few days could go into the well
and check it out and see if it's because I don't because
otherwise, people would be sneaking around in the well,
because now
whenever someone brings out the 3d model is telling me what
happened. I'm skeptical. So we have no evidence. We have no
proof. We got no tapes, we got nothing. We got no nothing.
Yeah. So there's nothing left to do other than deconstruct media,
which is what this is,
and they're doing it all we get to deconstruct is the Ellen
Show, are you kidding me? That's what we're stuck with because
these guys can't do or won't do or have been prevented from
doing their job and won't do
won't do is what it's about, I think
prevented?
Well, from the one of the most recent press conferences given
by the elected sheriff of Clark County, and we're still reading
from the narrative. He was asked a question and I've boosted the
audio, you may not be able to hear it. There is of course the
video version in the show notes. There's a reporter that asks
about his car, and I believe if it was wired to blow up,
but I want you to do is give Aaron rouse the opportunity to
talk about Mary Lou. He may not have anything for you. Okay, but
I think it's fair for you to ask him and then I would like to get
to Senator Heller and commissioner says car car was
planned for it
you probably can't hear it you really have to strain
I hear the guy yelling car
right and then Off mic. Someone says the sheriff don't go there
I'll see if you really yeah listening
it's fairly Yeah, yeah, there's right there at the end.
Yeah, here's again don't go there. Now. The vid the shot of
the video. It is half like only the the right hand corner of the
FBI agents mouth is in there. And he's blocking the guy behind
him. I don't know if it came from the right of him or the
left of him. But so it sounds like a male voice.
Don't definitely male. Yes. Don't
go there. So you know, why not? And this is this is evident this
is this is obviously on the tape. This is something that
said we need to talk I mean where anyway, so maybe maybe
your own things is just normal. I don't know We'll go there.
Don't go there. Yeah, this is very bothersome. Whole thing is
Yeah, I
can see why you think that and that bothers me too. I don't
know why. Why. Why can't you talk about the car? What what's
changed we already talked about the car once it's loaded with
explosives and they had 1000 rounds. That's what I remember.
What else is there going on? Don't go there.
I'm just gonna keep saying that. Don't go there. All the time.
Yeah, yeah. Like Peter Griffin.
Okay, anything else on Vegas? Let me see if I had something in
the notes. Let's see. Well of course we have the Vegas
shooting survivor who was a see she ran a charity and she died.
That sucks when people
the extra die death. I didn't know that. Yeah, but you didn't
die from wounds. Oh, she just desperate. She just died. Yeah,
in her sleep.
I think so always horrible. What happens? Well,
all right. Well, we can move on to a couple of things I get. I
do have a health hails get another one of these. This is an
ABC a presentation on the healthcare. Apparently this is a
kind of an ironic clip because they're talking about Trump
whipsawing on the hill, but we have our own. The term whipsaw
means and it's within this clip. There's a whipsaw, explain the
whipsaw, the whipsaw is where you say And the worst thing that
happened is that they all agree that they, the measure should It
should have been shot down and then they they come up with a
clip that is supposed to confirm what you just said as evidence.
And the clip doesn't confirm anything. Can we turn some
random clip? I'm sorry and make you think you've got that clip
but you got nothing. And this is about what is the worst case
scenario for this and I actually ended after the website clip.
This is part one, part two, we can play later. I mean right
afterwards, but this is healthcare update with a whipsaw
with a whipsaw. One we turn
next here tonight to the healthcare whiplash.
The presidency says whiplash, sorry, Whiplash.
How can we turn next? Would you want advertising?
Can we turn next year tonight to the health care whiplash? The
President slashing 7 billion in subsidies meant to help working
class families afford their insurance, then last night
supporting a bipartisan plan to save those subsidies for now.
But tonight, it turns out, he's now against it. So what's going
on here? Here's ABC is Mary Bruce going on.
It was just a week ago, when the President launched a crusade to
dismantle Obamacare piece by piece. Then that late night
bombshell, the president cutting off $7 billion in subsidies that
help lower income Americans, people who make too much to
qualify for Medicaid, but still need help affording coverage.
But the President argued they were a bailout for ensures
people will have great, great health care.
Great whipsaw clip is just throw something in there.
It was a bailout for insurers and then they played that. Just
a random Trump clip. Yeah,
just throw anything in there. They should just throw in the
Prime Minister question time. Oh, just for no reason. They
just
wanted to have some guys singing a song using his armpit to make
I mean the same thing. Alright, what's into? Okay, they kind of
just wrap up the story for insurers.
People will have great, great health care are on the hill. A
deal was already in the works late yesterday and agreement to
extend the payments another two years. The President optimistic
the solution will be for about a year or two years. This morning.
The senator behind the deal praised the president for
getting the ball rolling.
I gave him full credit for engineering this bipartisan
agreement. But just minutes later,
the president tweeting I am supportive of Lamar as a person
and also of the process. But I can never support bailing out
insurance companies who have made a fortune with Obamacare.
Airs live on the Hill tonight and the President this evening
saying he's still hoping for a bigger fix to overhaul
Obamacare. But Mary, some studies actually show that
cutting billions in subsidies could actually add to the
deficit.
Yeah, David, while the President and lawmakers continue to debate
without these subsidies, the federal deficit is projected to
increase by nearly $200 billion, and premiums for millions could
rise. David Barry
Bruce with us again tonight.
We know this little ending here. Apparently, if you don't spend
this $7 billion for the subsidies, the deficit is going
to go up by 200 billion
amazing.
Even work. There's no rationale for it. It makes zero sense.
These things are rarely ever, right. If you go back and look
at all of the OMB reports and all that.
Yeah, the British economy is going to collapse after Brexit.
Yeah, the stock market's going to collapse after Trump gets
elected. Yeah. And we hear these things all the time. But But
this the logic of this little thing at the end is Diddy and
every network is saying it without explanation. They're not
explaining it.
And the data comes from who the
ECB I don't know, maybe it's hard to tell, because I think
they're just taking whatever they can and they're, they're
finagling it and stuffing it into a phony box and presenting
it as fact. If you don't spend 7 billion you're gonna cut is
gonna cost you 200 study. Make here, Danny,
this is from the hill. A new study says adding $200 billion
to the Senate Obamacare replacement bill would not be
enough to fund private coverage. Oh, I see. I see what they're
saying. So you take the seven. How much was it? 7 billion, 7
billion away. And that is then being replaced by 200 billion.
Actually. Ba ba ba ba bla maybe it's coming from our new tax
plan, which Steve Minuchin was on with the money honey. She I
like her interviews Maria Bartiromo?
She's a good interviewer. Yeah.
And Minuchin has completely tick free I watched quite intently I
don't know how he did it, man. He was he was just tick heaven.
He was a Tourette's hero. Drugs. Yeah, but what drugs? I wouldn't
mind having them when I need to do an appearance somewhere. No
eye twitching and then Don't take my drugs and they'll be
over. And there was a little interesting ditty in here about,
which I did not realize is a part of
this. It's been replaced with a clone, dude.
Have you dude Have you seen dude, dude, have you dude? Have
you seen the Melania double? This is crazy. Now, we we've
always suggested and I think believed that there are body
doubles for the President Obama. For Hillary. We know there's one
for Hillary. We think there's one for Trump, but an Obama
certainly had one but maybe not. Donald Trump. Melania Trump,
there are pictures that it's a different woman who was with her
and this whenever you see the big glasses and the hair kind
of, you know, a little bit to the bangs hanging down and kind
of obfuscating your face a little bit. It's not Melania it
is a different woman. Hands down. I show these pictures to
different women all
you got to send me some links. I want to check this out. And I
want to you know, people think this kind of nutty but I want to
point people to a incident that happened in the opening NBA game
with the Warriors, where they had one of the players a very
distinctive looking guy named Klay Thompson, famous three
point shooter shooter, there was a Klay Thompson look alike in
the audience wearing his jersey, same haircuts, same goatee, same
everything. And you have to look this up on the niches to see
this guy, especially when it is in motion. He could have they
could have killed Klay Thompson and put him in and no two and
know the difference. That guy was an unbelievable dead ringer.
There are people that are that are genotypes that are very easy
to you know that you can make copies of or find somebody who
looks exactly like them because they look exactly like them. So
this none of this ever surprises me.
Well, you can just you can just do a Bing search right now. You
can bring it in and do Melania double and you'll see the
pictures immediately. It's not
us being okay.
Duck Duck go. It's it's really, it's really it's very good to do
that right now.
What's the what was the search term? He
used? Melania double. How about that? I mean, I'm just just
going off the cuff here.
You're really putting it out there. I
know. How about are you at start page.com yet? Do you have your
own Yahoo portal with Lena? Squirrel mail and
URL mail would have a search engine. Oh, this doesn't even
look like yeah, but that's a big nose hold different mouth. The
mouth is totally is downturns. Not the same mouth. Eyebrows are
the same. Yeah.
The general features but no, that's why the big glasses.
Yeah, her eyes must be way off. Yeah, here she is with Trump.
The phony one. Yeah. Yeah.
I mean, come on.
She's probably said, Hey, I'm sick and tired of you traveling
to all night. If you're standing around in these stupid meetings.
I don't like it. It's not fun for me. Can we put somebody in
my place? Yeah. And then they got to double. And that's what
they did? How much he just stands there. She never says
anything. How much do you think that gig pays? Well, it's got to
pay about a quarter of a million. That's got to be more
than that. I don't think I think you can get it for quite I know
the reason I say a quarter mil because I think you can get
someone for a quarter of a million.
Now you can kill someone for 50 bucks. So the problem probably,
yeah, yeah. It's we're in strange times, Mr. Dvorak.
Alright, here's Steve Minuchin. With a little bit,
by the way, by the way, yeah. When she's there with him it
like in the one shot of her with the fake it by the helicopter?
No one ever says that as Melania Trump, it just could be, you
know,
in for Secretary, an intern, intern. So
that allows you to take the tax reform bill through the
reconciliation process. Let's talk about that for a moment.
Because recently, this deduction elimination of the state and
local taxes has been a debate. Where are you on that? Is that
going to hold up this bill?
This was very interesting. I didn't know this was a part of
the bill. So the idea is you deduct the amount you've paid in
state taxes from your federal tax bill.
Generally you do. Why would you otherwise? Yeah,
it seems they're trying to they make it sound like something is
different. Otherwise,
it's double taxation. Right? If you can, you're supposed to be
able to I think they're gonna change that. You're supposed to
able to take off all your taxes from your income before you pay
your federal taxes. Well, then why otherwise you could be taken
you You'd be taxed so much that you get no one all this money.
Well, let's
see what they're saying here because I maybe I don't
understand it properly. Ah,
where are you on that? Is that going to hold up this bill?
Murray, I don't think it's going to hold up the bill. And as you
know, I've had the opportunity to work with the president for
over the last year and a half during the campaign on tax
reform. It's been his top priority. I've been working on
this since January. And we understand the issue on state
and local deductions. As I said, you know, I've lived in
California and New York, and I know the impact on both those
economies and we're trying to balance. On the one hand, we
firmly believe that the federal government should get out of the
business of supporting and and subsidizing the state and local
deductions. On the other hand, we are sensitive to those
economies, and we're working with the House and Senate on
this issue. Okay. So
I guess what they're saying is, we're going to leave it in,
we're going to we're gonna allow that we're not going to take
that away. Is that Is that your understanding?
Well, I understand it's up for debate. That's what the problem
is discussing. But
here's the thing that I didn't realize that Maria brings up, I
guess, on the one hand,
if you have a deduction, and you're able to deduct your state
and local taxes, it sort of gives the governor of that state
or the mayor's in that city free freewheeling nod to just raise
taxes, or leave taxes wherever they want. That's true Moran and
I know that people in New York and California will say that
they send more money to the federal government that they get
back. But that's because more rich people live in both those
states and the way the tax system work. I think, you know,
the top 10% Pay 80% of the taxes in this country.
Okay, so when they're just throwing out a bunch of random
Yeah, this is terrible.
Okay, well, good, then you've cleared that up for me, because
no one else is making it clear what's going on. I read the
proposal and seen a document, but they're not gonna get away
with this.
With what they think they're gonna not let people deduct
their taxes on their federal income tax. Yeah, you think
they're pushing for that? That's one of the elements in play,
because there's a number of and I can see where you would maybe
put that in play if you were in a state like Florida, right.
Nevada. Taxes. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I can see that. Yep. But nobody
that's in New York, where you've been New York's worse than I
mean, New York's California State Texas horrible. But New
York is got not only state tax, but if you live in the city of
New York, you have to pay New York City tax. Just a live
there. Yeah. Yeah. So when you go even if you're traveling
through your supposedly, if you go to New York, and you're a
writer, and you write a book there, you have to pay taxes in
New York, you have to pay taxes in the city city of New York now
and the state.
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few more things. The New Project Veritas video is out.
Oh, what's, what's the topic?
You know what, the thing that's so bothersome about Project
Veritas. You know, they unmasked shenanigans at Planned
Parenthood and there's a lot of things that they, they cover,
but it really just, you know, unless you're looking at the
video and reading along with the subtitles, it's very hard. The
audio is very difficult. This one is audible enough. It is I'm
gonna get this right. This is Deseret Chu. She's the senior
staff editor at four New York times.com. Oh, yeah. And she's
talking about President Trump and Vice President Pence. And
the bias that is just impossible to keep away from speaking. It's
hard to portray. For instance, the President and a
unbiased words that are coming out of his mouth are apologetic
toward white supremacists.
Trump is a
sort of idiot in a lot of ways. Or just an oblivious idiot.
I think maybe possibly worse, is extremely, extremely religious.
I think journalists for crazy. People read it.
I think the last part is particularly damning if you
could understand it, she says, we're really hopeful that people
read about, we just write about how crazy and effing stupid they
are in the hopes that people will then understand. So they're
not reporting they're trying to convince
you use the word. Oh, wow. Now, at the beginning, didn't she say
this was off the record?
Yeah, I don't think I don't know if I have that on here. Yeah.
She said, Yeah, it was on there. I heard it. Oh, and she's out.
Okay. Yeah. So that would be a bad thing.
Well, it's eras, it's,
it's not journalism,
it's bad forms. It's not journalism. It's bad form. When
somebody says off the record, you know, it's off the record.
You let him talk about stuff because it's bad it becomes
background and background is useful. Yeah, but you don't
below it. But you know, these guys is what they do. So that
mean, it's not like it's against the law. They come in with a
with a phony premise, and then they bust you for being a jerk.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's how it works.
All right, yeah. But we knew that we knew this.
Just before you get into because we want to get into some last
clips here. I have to compliment you again. You know, I've been
working on windows for a while, not during the show that's still
on the Mac. And I don't think, well, here's the here's the
thing. You wrote about something that I heard in the Windows
Store. I went to the Windows store a few weeks ago. It's in
the St. John Microsoft Store. I call it the Windows Store. Okay,
the Microsoft Store? Which
there's one around? Yeah, it's in the domain. 79 Mm, I think or
something like
yeah, and well, it's, we have one apple store here. And
they're low energy.
No, no, they're not good. No, they were high energy. Very
enthusiastic. Very helpful. not arrogant. Not they don't have
that sheen, that Apple sheen over them. Yeah, like sugar,
which is good. I'm going to Apple, I got the sheen. And I
was very, very impressed with the Surface Studio Pro AMORT. In
fact that I've been looking at this Windows, there's a lot of
interesting stuff happening with Microsoft. And I never thought I
would say it again. But you know, things go in cycles. And
maybe they're coming around and it's fast and zippy. And now
they've got touch interfaces for studio work for radio stuff as
well. Um, you know, it's like, and I can really, I'm really
jacked about it. And then you mentioned the phone. And I heard
this in the store. That guy said he had to, I think to come up
with a Surface Phone. And this is weeks ago before he wrote
this article, but he and you sure,
yes. Yeah, this I have written two articles on this is before
the first one, too. I read that as well. Okay. So I hate to say,
but I don't think he got the info. He works at Microsoft. So.
And that looks like a really good deal. Man, that looks like
a cool thing. You have the whole computer in your phone. You just
hook it up to a monitor. I mean, and you blow away the whole app
ecosystem. You know, it makes so much sense. I really like
anyway, you know, guys over there, right? And Microsoft,
don't you have contact?
I do. But though I have not gotten any of this information
from Microsoft, it's all based on observational analysis,
period.
Well, I mean, I love the idea of the phone. But really, can you
give me like a demo unit of the studio pro? No. Okay. Tell the
whole story for nothing. I thought you would go Yeah, call
somebody.
I can't get one for myself.
Oh, yeah. I mean, I mean, I'm the poster child for this. You
want
to be you'd be ideal. Perfect. It Yeah. All right.
Onward. Ah, a Dutch story. On KSI in California, the big day
of I can you receive that where you are the big KFR
was about seven o'clock at night. Yeah, man. Well, this was
a story
that ran on some show that one of our producers picked up about
migrants in the Netherlands, the
emirate tolerant Dutch, by the way, the Dutch who will take
absolutely anybody, of course, and the evil Americans are
closing down their borders and the whole thing. Well, a lot of
refugees from wherever have discovered that the magic phrase
that pays in Holland, if you don't want to be deported, back
to Iraq, back to Turkey, back to whatever. All you have to do is
say, but I'm gay, I'm LGBT Q, you know, et cetera. That's rfl
lol lmao. That's all you have to do is say up. All right, maybe
I'm not a political refugee, but I'm gay. I liked the penis. And
the Dutch immediately put you into a three year holding
pattern and they just assume you know, you're telling the truth.
And they agree. Yep, you're gonna be killed if you sent back
to Turkey or whatever. Well, the Dutch so many refugees have
discovered this magic phrase that pays that they're all using
it now. So now the Dutch are having to invent clever ways to
have people prove their day and they are for instance, they will
bring your boyfriend next time. If you if you have a boyfriend
bring him you don't have a boyfriend, go get a boyfriend
and we want you guys to make out in front of it. But it just
shows you that yes, there are limits to to everyone's
tolerance.
I'm waiting for confirmation on you got to make out in front of
us. That part. I'm not sure it's true. But yeah, yeah, this is
great.
Khalid will end up being the most gay of all the EU
countries.
Well, we used to be that we used to be the gayest of all gay and
open and free society and any Dutchman will tell you or Dutch
woman will say it's now dangerous to be on the street
and gay in Holland because you get beat up.
That's the irony of this whole situation.
I know it's crazy.
Yeah, well, yeah, I had that. Well, since you're playing Dutch
but I'm
era America were the bad guys were the horrible people for
gays. Sure.
Why don't you play this little clip? I think it could have done
enough. It's from the last show. It's you have to look I think it
says Dutch. And it's from the last show. I don't have it on
today's
Turkey beating up the Dutch now. That's an old one. That's an old
one. Yeah.
It's a pretty new clip shirt says Dutch. I'm pretty sure uses
Dutch or maybe Holland. Holland. You
can try that. Yes, earthquakes in Holland. Yes, that's it
to one of Europe's richest natural gas fields. The gas from
the region brings in billions for the country, but not without
a cost. 1000s of residents say their homes have been damaged by
earthquakes brought on by the extraction of natural gas from
shale rocks deep below the surface. They wonder How could
such a beautiful area in such a wealthy country be allowed to
fall into ruin?
Your kids father grew up here in the area
around what is this from?
This is a Deutsche availa weekly show
called sounds like the blue marble. Remember,
it's like a version It's like a It's it's it's a very slow it's
a it's a features oriented news magazine that Deutsche Vela
does. So they so they produce everything with all the packages
of music and it's pretty well thought out sometimes it's
interesting opening and
close to the German border. Setting off on a boat, what
does he say throwning. Well, technically close to the German
border. But it would be make more sense to say bordering on
the North Sea, the very north of the country.
Setting off on a boat and enjoying nature from the water
is something he never tires out. I made a leave
my life. We were all born on the water and loved boats. My father
was a fisherman. It's like heaven on earth,
playing a fish discoveries that have killed me for decades. But
the area is no longer as Dilek as it once was. Once a dream,
it's becoming a nightmare since 2012. So I beg explains, there
have been regular earthquakes. They're brought on by natural
gas production in the region. Ah, god
that houses damaged that one is damaged all the houses here.
He has been living in an apartment for two years now. His
own house is surrounded by a fence these days.
Can't really see the problem from the outside. But let's go
in and see what's happened.
The problems are on this side. It's really bad over here. This
used to be my bedroom. You remove it this morning is
already separated from the outside wall. On this side is
David Wallace come away from this one. So the next time
there's a quake, the entire ceiling will probably come down.
And then this wall could fall inward.
The natural gas company offered him just 8000 euros
compensation, the costs for repairing the damage would
probably be closer to a quarter million. That's what it would
take for him to spawn back sounds to be safe enough to live
in.
Yeah, this is this is a story and I did a quick little lookup
that I can find the show notes that the show notes search only
goes back to Episode 490. Because that's when I started
doing structured data xml and, and search that na show
notes.com has episode 514 from 18th May 2013 When we first
started talking about this, and it's a huge problem, void zero
lives up there. And it's it's not just the fracking I think
they also are using some of those some of the dead whales,
the ones that have been you know, you they've gotten
everything out. They're using that to jam more like Russian
natural gas into to save it to store it. And you have this
earthquakes every day, like waves just you know. And they're
all like two, two on the scale two, three and whatever scale
who knows what they're using these days, but it's cracking
all the houses and the US already there's a lot of
animosity between basically Amsterdam and then let's just
throw the Hague in there and the rest of the country they feel
like they're excluded. And these homes are cracking Yeah, they
here's a here's a couple grand Shut up.
Well, that's the joke of their offering and almost nothing.
Yeah. And they they had this clip these are features that go
on forever. So they they had a spokesman from the oil company
come on So, you know, we've been taking out natural gas out of
this area since 1967. And so we've been here a long time and
but they did taking natural gas out of natural gas. Well is one
thing, but fracking is another thing altogether. Yeah. And it's
known fact everywhere. There's a lot of fracking, Oklahoma being
a perfect prime example. There's all these earthquakes, which are
very damaging to the anyone living in the area and or even
nearby. And they just you're always in denial about this.
Avoid zero, void zero saying that's not daily. He says not
all that bad. But oh, he says you can feel the real bad ones.
All right. Yeah. Well, it's cracking. It's cracking stuff.
Yeah, well, all these houses are old. They tend to be brick or
mortar in some sense. So they they're not built for earthquake
area in the first place. Although you can retrofit steel
beams and stuff in a brick house and make it so it's still stand
up. Yeah, but nobody does that. And he that's his specialty. We
have it in California, all the old buildings that you know, had
a problem in 1989. They've all been read, you know, they're
still there. You should why is this old brick building here and
you go inside, you can see how, how, how it's not why it's
there. It's because it's got all these, this interior kind of
structure which holds the bricks not carrying a load anymore.
That's reasons standing up?
Well, it's two things, and a continuation of the Dutch. I
really want to compliment our producers. When I see how EPA
Episode 490, we started to make our show notes which you can
find it no agenda notes.com archive.no agenda
notes.com made it available in OPML. It's an XML derivative.
And the since then we have the no agenda search search that any
show notes that has now linked to the no agenda player where
the annotations are. So you can find that segment on that
episode. I mean, the stuff that our community does is mind
blowing, mind blowing. No one has this.
You can't get it, it can't be done. It has to be done
organically because it's beautiful. If it happens, you
get the organic development that takes place a week. That's what
we added it's courses taken 10 years, it's going to happen
everything's
in place, we can sell all the assets.
That's Joe, give it a great you can't sell the assets. Because
they're they don't really come in the form of an asset. But if
you tried to do the same thing, they have the same impact of a
show, it would cost a man to cost a fortune. It costs a lot
more than we get in
the hundreds of 1000s of dollars. millions, millions, you
probably right over time, hey, let's stay with the Dutch.
Another fine Dutch descendant, General Petraeus was in the
Netherlands. He's opening up an office there with his his little
security firm is consulting arm. It's what you do when you're a
general and you're retired and you're done. But his father was
a Dutchman. And he received a question from a ditch guy about
Trump,
as you may be well aware of there is a little respect for
the way Trump conducts themselves in the Netherlands
and other parts of the Western world.
Yes, including the report you saw them. When you say the
hooker speaking on the bit. It's crazy did men we don't like him,
he
conducts himself in the Netherlands and other parts of
the Western world. In fact, many people think he's absolutely not
qualified to be the President of the United States. What do you
think of this,
we have to acknowledge that this is a guy who told us what he
would do in his book, he's doing the art of the deal.
Now, this doesn't mean this is a meme. I've heard multiple people
state and it's the first time I got a clip of it. That meme is
you knew what you were getting when we elected him breed the
art of the deal, where he goes, he says you got to punch your
your, the your opponent in the nose, you got to go in big, so
you have negotiating standpoint. It like like that was some big
secret. But it's the mean now and he's repeating it,
but he's doing the art of the deal. He says that before you
negotiate with somebody before you even sit down, you punch the
other guy in the nose. Now, whether you agree with that
style or not, that is how he does it. And but some of that is
for effect, some of that is to get attention. Some of that is
to you know, keep the other guy off balance. And there is some
merit to that. You have to be careful with that though, if you
inadvertently end up in a crisis with someone who thinks you
might do something irrational, because that could be an
unstable situation. But before you get into a crisis, it might
actually improve your bargaining, although we have to
see what will happen with the North American Free Trade
Agreement what will happen with the Korea us free trade
agreement and so forth?
You go it's a Dutch day on the show. Looks like it. Yes. I
always like to
kind of go in Dutch. Yes. Their donations. Yes. We Yes. It's
very good. Price our price. Your
we say it's ended Some Americans you know, we've talked about
that right? Yes, we have the Dutch and we who are going Dutch
as your cheap as Dutch and the Dutch say let's do an American
party everyone brings their own.
I have a one last clip I'll play. And it's not that long,
but it's kind of boring because it's Tillerson and Tillerson is
extremely boring Speaker Oh good.
Then I'll then I'll wrap it up after you're boring Tillerson
with well shoot I want I have another boring let's see how
boring years
well this is this is done it at every one of these meetings at C
span coverage one of these you know hi and groups of some sort.
And he is discussing as a long speech he gives us not downloads
but 40 minute speech in there. This is the nut of the speech.
He discusses our relationship with Indian assault, those
speeches about India, and he discusses the relate our
relationship with India and he throws in all the geopolitical
stuff and everything we really need to know. So we have a
little foundation this reminds me of, of the mark Miley's the
general who gave us the speech on exactly how the world
operates in today's you know, yes, situation, yes, that it was
a dynamite piece of work. But this is this is good information
too. And you can hear all the little kinds of memes, you hear
a lot of this background stuff gets brought to the fore very
interesting.
That's powerful democratic example. And it's increasing
stature on the world stage. It makes perfect sense that the
United States at this time should seek to build on the
strong foundation of our years of cooperation with India. It is
indeed time to double down on a democratic partner that is still
rising and rising responsibly for the next 100 years. But
above all, the world and Indo Pacific in particular needs the
United States and India to have a strong partnership. India and
the United States must is India as the India saying goes do the
needful
are what is the same?
played back I never could catch it perfectly. It's
most is India as the India saying goes. do the needful.
do the needful. It's what it sounds like.
I don't like it do either. How about just do it and be like
Nike man
as the Indian goes, do the needful. Our two countries can
be the voice of the world needs to be standing firm in defense
of a rules based order to promote sovereign countries
unhindered access to the planet's shared spaces, be thy
own land, at sea or in cyberspace. In particular,
India, the United States must foster greater prosperity and
security with the aim of a free and open Indo Pacific. The Indo
Pacific including the entire Indian Ocean, the Western
Pacific, and the nations that surround them will be the most
consequential part of the globe in the 21st century. Home to
more than 3 billion people, this region is the focal point of the
world's energy and trade routes. 40% of the world's oil supply
criss crosses the Indian Ocean every day, through critical
points of transit, like the Straits of Malacca and Hormuz
with emerging economies in Africa and the fastest growing
economy and middle class in India. Whole economies are
changing to account for this global shift in market share.
Asia's share of global global GDP is expected to surpass 50%,
by the middle of this century.
Yeah, this is really good. And we forget to talk about the unit
called pipeline and Afghanistan. The whole point of that thing
was always to get it from Afghanistan to Pakistan into
India, and then hopefully into China. And it's always been
about the pipelines in the oil and I'm glad that Tillerson is
on it. Now it's kind of sad, because you know, well, guy that
makes him sound like a shill.
Yeah, he did something else in that little talk that clip. And
it reminded me I have this I was thinking of getting a copy and
then deconstructing it a little bit, which is John McCain's
horrible speech. I didn't see that one. Yeah, give this
massive speech where he condemned Trump and he did all
these things, and talked about the New World Order and how
we're bailing out on it nationalisms, the worst thing
imaginable. I'll try to get this for the next show. And he goes
on and on bitching and moaning about the All right and
everything in between. And he goes on and uses the word
planet. Planet. That's what Tillerson did. Ah, Tillerson
uses the wording planet. Coincidence? We're not talking
about the Earth. We're not talking about the globe. About
the world economy we're talking about the planet. Now these guys
doing deals with the aliens, maybe that's just signs of greys
are talking Going about I mean, what's the point of using the
word planet all of a sudden? Well, we never I've never
noticed this before but but became made a big deal about
talking about the planet. I wondered I, I'm gonna have to go
back and listen,
I'm gonna I'm gonna go listen to it as I, someone did tell me
that he there was some disparaging stuff where he was
yapping about people saying that he was responsible for that he
made the ISIS videos was that in there as well.
But is that where he talked? I don't remember that. Because I
haven't heard the whole speech. I did. I will. I will take a
look at it. But and
we'll always come up with different clips. So clip away,
and I'll see if I find something too.
Yeah, that's why I didn't do any Ellen clips. Yeah, I'll leave
McCain as your beat. Now was a while this is extremely
interesting. And to know the geopolitical stance of our
state, our Secretary of State and the administration.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, at CNN, here's all the Jake Tapper
could talk about when he had Rex Tillerson in the studio ever
since you
called it Petey. I've been thinking a lot about it. Because
I'm a reflective guy and understand the media makes
mistakes, and the media always could improve. But here's the
thing, either you didn't say it, in which case there are a whole
bunch of administration officials telling the press and
telling the President that you did and that's a serious
problem. Or you did say it. And look, you're serious guy for you
to say something like that suggests a real frustration with
the Commander in Chief. So when you don't answer the question,
it makes people think that you probably did say it. But either
way, whatever happened, it is serious. So can you please clear
it up?
Said Jay, I'm not playing. These are the games of Washington.
These are the destructive games of this town. They're not
helpful to anyone. And so my position on it is, I'm not
playing. I'm not playing you want to make a game out of it.
I'm not playing.
I'm not making. I'm not making a game out of it. I mean, I'm just
trying to see clarity because saying that, if I said that my
boss was more on that would be a serious issue. It wouldn't be my
boss doesn't control nukes, and willing to move on. But I just
want to be clear, you still haven't denied that you called
him a moron. And, you know, a lot of people are gonna watch
this and think he probably said it.
I'm not dignifying the question with an answer. And I'm, I'm a
little surprised. I want to spend so much time on it when
there's so many important issues around the world.
Thank you. And that's why we exist because you can't just
can't get any any frickin news from these people.
No, there's like a bunch of kids. You said it You didn't
said you just say you didn't say. So are you and so are you?
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