This sounds like a cheap plot to an old Columbo film.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, December 17 2017. This is your award winning Gitmo
nation media assassination episode nine or nine or
one this is no agenda.
rating the DoD doxa dimension V and broadcasting live from
downtown Austin Tejas, Capitol patrol and Star State in the
studio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the sun is shining.
There's no fires at least around here, and everybody's happy. I'm
Johnson, Greg Levin Buzzkill.
Still working on the levels, but we understood most of what you
said.
Well, that's okay. I can hear you at all.
You couldn't hear me at all.
I could barely hear you. In the background, then I heard Adam
curry. So that was my cue.
Oh, I see. I move this up a bit. Probably. I see what was going
on. Okay. Well, in the morning to you, John.
In the morning to you Mr. Adam, Korea in the morning all ships
at sea boots on the ground? I'm sorry, the wrong part of the
shuttle
too early for that. Yeah. Hey, one of the better newsletters,
not just for how it was written. But oh, my God, what an
uncovering of information. What uh, what are coming out? We've
had over this dot doc yet.
Yeah. Apparently, this information, which was released
in 1954. Seems to be a little bit overlooked. Now.
Do you have a way you want to get into this and explain what's
going on? Because when I read this, honestly, you know, you
sent me, John rarely sends me an email for anything. And she has
a read this, put it in the show notes. I'm like, okay, and I'm
reading it. I'm like, Is this about Soros? Is it about gates?
And then suddenly, it dawned on me like, Oh, my God, of course,
how could we have not seen this obvious ruse that's been going
on for, what? 7075 years. However, I will say that, you
know, for you to put in the newsletter, Adam was going on
and on about this was a little passive aggressive.
I had to dramatize it a bit.
Just a tad, it was
done for the point of dramatization. Yeah,
sure, it was. Okay. So what happened on the last show is I
said to me, I was I played a bit of Sarah Silverman of her new
show, and said, you know, if this is really truly how people,
young people, people today think that they feel queasy in their
stomach when they see the American flag being raised. I
said, then we're doomed. And you went, you went off on me. And
then luckily, you did something about it. And you went and found
out why this has happened. What and you said it was education,
which was arguably kind of a just an empty statement, but
then you back it up?
Well, I was thinking about it. And it was like, well, you can
anyone can say stuff like that. What is the Genesis is what I
was looking for. And I coincidentally ran into this.
And then since then, I've even got more interesting stuff,
which involves Rhodes Scholars, which you'll hear about
eventually. Because when these guys did there, I have a bunch
of clips actually, from one of the from a guy who does the guy,
the DoD guy who who was on his deathbed in the 80s this was all
done in 1954 If anybody read the newsletter and they didn't they
missed out this guy who did this report for the US Congress, it
was called the research committee the research report
different names for it was never completed. That was what you
have which you can which we have linked in the show notes is is
not the full thing this guy has a lot more stories to tell which
were left out because the Congress finally in fact, that's
who I got a bunch of clips DoD C dot and really here's how the
here's how the research and you must play this clip. First, DOD
end of research. Wait, stop,
hold on a second. Just one second. Get a timecode I just
wanna make sure your voice is being recorded. Just say
something for a moment.
Yeah, I was gonna say we've got I've got 123456
I'm gonna do the edit here. I'll start with out of it. Just
didn't want to be caught not recording. Okay, which clip is
it?
God end of research.
Okay, digging it up here.
Republican National Committee and and the White House were
resorted to to stop me from continuing this investigation.
In the direction of Carol Reese had personally asked me to do
which was to utilize this investigation, Mr. Griffin, to
uncover the fact that this country had been the victim of a
conspiracy And that was Mr. Reese's conviction. I eventually
agreed to carry it out. I explained to Mr. Risk as his own
counsel wouldn't go in that direction. He gave me permission
to disregard our own counsel. And I had then to shut up an
aspect of the investigation outside of our office, more or
less secret. And the Republican National Committee got wind of
what our doing. And they did everything they could to stop
me. They appealed to counsel to stop me. And finally they
resorted to the White House.
You know, what I liked so much about deathbed confessions is
they're always seen as conspiracy theories. It's always
like FBI agent confesses on his deathbed.
And now this guy wasn't on his deathbed, but he died three
months later. Oh, yeah.
What did he die of natural causes?
Well, I know, he seemed pretty old. It probably was not good. I
like you know, maybe it was murdered.
If I can just set it up a little bit. Cuz Of course, I read the
document. The the assertion of the document was there had been
a coordinated plan from outside the country, possibly, but
certainly inside the educational system to change the actual
thinking of the country. And the research started with what is
the the function of a foundation of a, and that's kind of broad,
you know, is it nonprofit, or, but what is the function of of
the foundation in the United States? What is it supposed to
do? And it's supposed to support, you know, for the
better good, there was exact definitions of what this was?
And then they go in and see, okay, what are some of these
foundations who are supporting our educational institutions?
Are they attaching some kind of stuff to the money that they're
sending? I'm paraphrasing, but I think that's kind of the setup.
Yeah.
Well, let's go back in history, though, and then take a look at
what it was like and 5253 54 when this thing was being done
for the Senate or for the house. Okay, this report? Yeah, it was
a communist thing going on. They're always fearful of the
communist, right. And because the Russians had built up a big
army, and they were tough, and they eventually cloned the H
bomb and had made trouble caused the Cold War. And there was, so
there was a thing going on about this, find the communists
because there must be permeated the government, they must have
permeated the society, they're permeating stuff. And you ended
up with a look at these foundations, which are getting
kind of suspicious, and they all were it was the Carnegie
Endowment. There's also a Carnegie Educational Foundation,
the Rockefellers and Ford Ford Foundation, the Ford Foundation,
which are still all sketchy. In fact, just to bring that up to
speed before it continued to explain this play the DoD
foundations today and this was in 1982, is when he taught was
talking. Okay.
How do you see that the purpose and direction of the major
foundations has changed over the years to the present? What
is it today,
hold 100% behind. Meeting the cost of education such as, such
as it is presented through the schools and colleges of the
United States, on the subject of our history has proven our ID
our original ideas to be no longer practical, The future
belongs to collectivistic concepts. And so just No, no
disagreement on it.
What is a collective what was collectivism
collectivism was is, you know, working together for a greater
good, it's socialism is what it is it's
working for greater good doesn't necessarily have to be
socialism. No, but
that's what it that's what they're that's what their
argument is, is working together for a greater good. And if you
want to know that the collectivist out there who is
the who is the number one guy is Bernie Sanders? Yeah. And Bernie
Sanders is loved by the young because they have really ramped
up this education thing. And so Bernie Sanders is speaking to
them, because they've been educated to with the, with the
kind of hearing that wants to hear what Bernie Sanders has to
say, right? And so Bernie Sanders is the guy and this has
been going on for some time, and it has a lot to do. But anyway,
back to the 50s. So this anti communist thing going on and
what's interesting to me about this is that the big anti
communist in Congress are all Republicans, but it was the
Republicans who shut down this report. So that that was to me
is a real eye opener here but let's listen to dot was given
the opportunity had a look into these didn't know what they're
gonna come up with. But he had to look into these foundations
and he had the guys from the Carnegie Foundation just told
him to go just send somebody over and look at the look at the
books and you can do whatever you want with the information.
And he was kind of stunned by that. And that will be in part
one of the discovery research clip, but I want to back it
with, I had to cut a lot because this came from an hour interview
and I wanted to cut it down to like, less than five or 10
minutes. And he sent this woman over there who apparently was
sent by Congress to watch dog him bird dog and to make sure it
was a breakdown of root shadow him shadow him. And she thought
the whole thing was bullcrap. And she didn't want to even do
it. And she thought this was just make it good foundation,
foundations were only for good. And she was she was a real
skeptic. And he's so he said her to the Carnegie Foundation to go
look at the minutes from the early days where it was pre pre
incorporated in 1908. Until I don't know how much he got done.
But she only had two weeks to look at this stuff. But let's
let's listen to part one of the discovery research,
what could possibly be wrong with foundations? They do so
much good. She came back at the end of two weeks with the
following in the way of on dictaphone belts. We are now at
year 19 108, which was the year that the Carnegie began
operations. And in that year, the trustees meeting for the
first time raise a specific question which they discussed.
And the question is, is there any means known, more effective
than war? Assuming you wish to alter the life of an entire
people, and they conclude that No, no, no more effective means
than war, to that end, is known to humanity. So then, in 99,
they raised the second question and discuss it, namely, how do
we involve the United States in a war? Well, I doubt at that
time, if there was any subject more removed from the thinking
of most of the people of this country, that is involvement in
the war, there were intermittent shows in the Balkans, but I
doubt very much of many people even knew where the Balkans was,
then finally, they answer that question as follows. We must
control the State Department and they and then that very
naturally raises the question of how do we do that? And they
answer it by saying, We must take over and control the
diplomatic machinery of this country. And finally, they
resolve to aim at that as an objective. Then time passes. And
we are eventually in a war. We should win World War One.
Yeah, I love reading the troll room as we're playing these
because people that really have no idea where this is going.
They don't see it yet. It's a troll room. Now. We're way ahead
of the game because we'd read the documents.
So well, you know, if anyone was on the newsletter list, which
they should be true, they would have read the documents through
that. I mean, people because we promote the show on the
newsletter a lot people subscribing and they unsubscribe
and they miss the stuff, which is all links. It's got links and
pictures and everything. It's all essays occasionally. Not all
the time, but enough so. So anyway, so this woman comes back
with his dictaphone recordings, and she is apparently shocked by
this whole thing because she was a true believer. And let's go to
part two where there's again, a couple more interesting tidbits,
which would win World War One. And at that time, they record on
their minute, a shocking report on which they dispatched to
President Wilson that telegram cautioning him to see that the
war does not end too quickly. And finally, of course we are,
the war is over. At that time, their interests shift over to
preventing what they call a reversion of life in the United
States, to what it was prior to 19 114 When World War One broke
out, and they arrive at that point they come to the
conclusion that to prevent a reversion. We must control
education in the United States. And they realize that that's a
pretty big task. So it's to them it is too big for them alone. So
they approach the Rockefeller Foundation with a suggestion
that that portion of education which is could be considered
domestic be handled by the rocket Well, a foundation and
that portion, which is international should be handled
by the endowment. And they then decide that the key to the
success of these two operations lay in an alteration to the
teaching of American history. So they approach four of the then
most prominent teachers of American history in the country,
people like Charles and Mary Byrd. And their suggestion to
them is will they alter the manner in which they presented
subject and they get turned down flat. So they then decided that
it is necessary for them to do as they say, build our own
stable of historian. And then they approached the Guggenheim
Foundation, which specializes in fellowships and say, when we
find young men in the process of studying for doctorates in the
field of American history, and we feel that they are the right
caliber, Will you grant them fellowships on our say so? And
the answer is yes. So under that condition, eventually they
assembled 20. And I take this 20 potential teachers of American
history to London and their their brief into what is
expected of them, when as an if they secure appointments, in
keeping with the doctorates, they will have earned.
They sent him to London. And I believe they sent him even
though there's the he doesn't drink, bring this up, but I
believe it sent him to the roads operation over there, which
Cecil Rhodes set up in their early 1900s, which resulted in
the Rhodes scholarships, which if you look at the who's who
have come came out of that thing. You have a lot of
historians, and a lot of politicians, a lot of
politicians, people in the State Department, specifically. And it
was a very interesting connection there. But that was
the beginning, I think of what was a change in the way we
teach. And it's a funny thing is about this when I first ran into
it, I have a collection of history books, I have a very
large collection, especially Civil War stuff, which was
written pre 1914. And I've always found it to be completely
different than what you read today in terms of its its
attitude, where to put it. Yeah. And he mentions a couple of
things in there about how people were, were specifically told to
stop writing this way. And a lot of them just disappeared off the
face of the earth and you can't find half of these books. So the
people, the well, the people are dead. Okay, but the books, you
can find them in rare bookstores and places like that. But
they're not even on the archive.org. They're not in the
libraries anymore. They're, I don't think half of you could
find it Cal Berkeley. It's just very interesting situation that
that happened. And I think it was done overtly. I didn't think
about that before as it being overt when I started noticing
this, because I have all these old books. But now that I hear
this, I'm thinking yeah, I was probably done on purpose. Let's
go to the woman who did all the work at the Carnegie. Was this,
I guess is Catherine Casey, I want you to play this little
clip of a dog that says latrine on here. Casey clip. Yeah,
I might tell you this experience, it finds its impact
on Katherine cases concern where she never was able to return to
her law practice. If it hadn't been for Carol Reese's ability
to take her away on a job or the Federal Trade Commission. I
don't know what would have happened to Katherine. But
ultimately, she lost her mind as a result of terrible shock.
So she, she did a lot of the research for this.
Yeah, she was a dimension B person. And now I'm taking
dimension B back into the 50s. Right. She was a lockstep
dimension beat person. And this apparently was so shocking to
her. But any any this stuff can happen that she couldn't handle
it. I think she'd lost. Hello, exactly. But we're watching
today with people losing their mind.
Let me let me just the way I read the document and the the
conclusion of the report. And I'm a little familiar with this,
of course, you know, the keepers in nonprofit and many grants
that you receive. They're called restricted, they have the
restricted, restricted donation. And so your construction company
may say for instance, well, I want you guys to build a new
Ronald McDonald House. Here's a million dollars. You can't use
it for anything else except for the actual construction or the
plumbing of the construction. I guess you do that, to that
degree. And these foundations, Carnegie Ford, what was the
other one?
Rockefeller Rockefeller and Guggenheim Hankook? For that
matter? Yes,
Guggenheim is actually quite important as well. So they would
give money to the big Ivy League schools. And they would say,
Okay, here's this money, but the coursework I want you to use it
for has to be surrounded about around globalism, or social
justice or equality. And as you look at the curriculum now of
all universities, all major universities, that people are
graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in you know, political,
social justice, and in the kind of useless actually these I
don't think that they they necessarily get you a job in the
workplace.
They get you a job in a foundation they get you a job in
one of these nonprofits. Job and whether sorrows operations Yes,
in the system, get a job. Absolutely. Absolutely. In the
system. Yeah, but it is what it explains, because the way these
and this is now 75 years, people have actually been taught that
the American Way is wrong. That we need to be global one world
no nations, no borders, everybody Lovey Dovey, Kumbaya
hand in hand. Yeah. And that's, of course happened to the
educators today. And now they are just teaching another
version to the kids. And it's, it's really shocking to hear how
this went down.
Yeah, well, especially when it started, according to Dodd here.
And 1910, one of the found that when the Carnegie Endowment for
the Arts or where your endowment for something, you also have an
educational foundation, which started 1904 When those
foundations came to be, and it's, it's just like, it's just
a rat's nest. I've had some anyway, so I've been looking at
it. And then that's when I came up with another guy who has
gives a speech that berates the roads, Cecil Rhodes, and his
operation in England, which is where they sent those 20 that he
talked about, right? And then that's because the Rhodes
Scholars and when you start looking at the list of Rhodes
scholars, and luckily Wikipedia has a lot of this stuff. And the
Rhodes Scholar, webpage itself is pretty open about it, you can
look everybody off, you can see what they're up to. They're very
kind of proud this one other speaker who I'll discuss him in
another show, claims that Cecil Rhodes created a kind of a model
of the Illuminati as a group of conspirators to promote
globalism.
Can I just read from that from the DoD report for a second
here? Sure, in ensuing studies disclosed such a relationship
now this is between the educational institutions and
their procedures and these foundations, that's what he's
referring to here. It existed continuously since the beginning
of this 50 year period. In addition, these studies seem to
give evidence of a response to our involvement in the interest
in international affairs. Likewise, they seem to reveal
that grants have been made by foundations chiefly by Carnegie
and Rockefeller, which are used to further this purpose by
directing education in the United States towards an
international viewpoint, and discrediting the traditions,
which had formerly had been dedicated to training
individuals and servicing agencies to render advice to the
executive branch or the federal government, decreasing the
dependency of education upon the resources of local community and
freeing it from many of the natural safeguards inherent in
this American tradition, changing both school and college
curricula to the point where they sometimes denied the
principles underlying the American way of life. And
financing experiments designed to determine the most effective
means in which education could be pressed into service of a
political nature. And this is this reports from 19. What
53 454 Yeah, 54 Yeah. I mean, that's some that's some serious
allegations.
Yeah, especially since they were all been swept under the rug.
Yeah, you can't find the evidence of it taking place
anymore.
I mean, even finding that document, which was on Bryn Mawr
's website, and it's all marked up with a MacBook a few pages
missing. I mean, the thing is a mess. People are scribbled all
over it is like pulling teeth.
And you know, do you remember that? Did we have some Russian
guys somewhere? I'll have to look this up. There was some
former KGB guy, and he and this is maybe in the 80s. He said,
Oh, we've been we've been working on breaking down America
for decades. We're doing to the educational system.
To remember that. Yes, this guy is on YouTube. Yeah. He's some
old KGB agent and he's given the Russians the credit for this
one. I don't believe they have anything to do with it.
Personally. No, I think this guy I've always felt that guy was
kind of full of crap. But it's a genuine Yeah, he was like, I'll
reverse engineering and we'll see what's going on. Let's take
credit for it by reverse engineering it and then saying,
here's what we did. Yeah. I think this is more like it. And
not only that, what's genius about this is, is you're
perpetuating it. So you get people into the system. And then
they learn how to be part of the system. They go off. And they
they, as you say, they go work for Soros. And these are the new
guys. It's just the perpetuation of it. Yeah. And, and then when
I hear all this, I'm like, no wonder, no wonder I'm able to do
this show. I dropped out of college. I didn't get it. I
didn't go to an American school. I didn't get it. I didn't get
any of the indoctrination. Well, I did. Yeah, but you're special.
I'm special. I got darker nation. I got it from the one of
the sources. One of the hotspots, they mentioned this in
the report some of the schools, and Cal Berkeley is one of them,
and of course, still being used by the CIA, as far as we're
concerned. Yeah. But the thing about the irony about it is that
if the school is really good, they really ended up teaching
you how to think independently. Yeah, even though they're giving
you this, the brainwashing is there. But at some point, you
can break away from it, which is a flaw that needs to be
corrected. I'd say if I was those guys. Yeah. And in fact,
they had the problem at Cal. When they had in the 60s when
they had everybody bitching and moaning about the Vietnam War.
Yeah. Which was a war if you again was started. It's for some
scheme in mind because one of the promoters of the Vietnam War
Dean Rusk was was the Secretary of State Secretary of State
Rhodes Scholar, who with John McNamara, kept his Vietnam War
going for longer than it should have in John McNamara then
writes a tell all book, saying that, well, we didn't know how
to stop the war. And he had some bullshit excuse and everybody
was reading it, thinking that there was a message in the
McNamara book I'm going to bring back to my my buddies in the
liberal buddies. Yeah. When McNamara's book came out, one of
them, who is a communist, for all practical purposes, even
though he's not Robert McNamara. Yeah. Robert McNamara, the guy
who was the Secretary of Defense during the Vietnam era. Yeah. He
said that all the protests and everything that was going on had
would had zero. It was a waste of time and money for everyone
involved in the protests. You know, because there's student
protests everywhere, because it was a draft, they get to admit
they worked around the draft by now having an all volunteer,
supposedly, this creative group of very poor people in this
country. And then let them volunteer to join the Army, the
Navy, the Air Force, Marines, because they really don't have
any anything else they they're going to be able to do. So let's
do we've turned our or the Normal Draft. Let's draft the
general public into the army for these these wars. undeclared or
not. They've changed from that to No, no, no, no, no, this is
not working out too many people are protesting bitching and
moaning is disrupting things. Let's use this other trick. And
the other trick works fine. And so that's where we're at right
now. But he was one of my friends was going on. Because he
was a big protester during the era. Yeah. He says, Oh, it was
just a waste of everyone's time. I'm wondering whether it's bull
crap. Maybe he puts that in the book to make you think that way.
Right. But they did have a problem at Berkeley because they
had all these kids who are bitching and moaning about
stuff. They were getting the education, they were the
smartest kids in the state. So they decided no, screw the state
of California students. Let's bring in as many kids from
China, not just Chinese kids in California, but kids from China,
into the system is about Berkeley, California, Berkeley
University of Berkeley is about half Chinese in terms of the
student population. And because they are not going to make a
fuss, they're being brought in from China, Hong Kong and other
places, they make a fuss, they get sent back they could go to
jail. So they were nice, passive group, you never see a Chinese
protest at the University of California even though it's
mostly Chinese. And they did that and also for a short time
as a stopgap they went to a quarter system and before they
went back to semesters, because that make kids have to take more
finals and this slows down to bitching but the whole thing is
rigged.
But to such a degree and it's once you read this document and
you believe it and you understand the background
certainly with the wiki page, then you see oh my god it
actually it works and I don't know if there's ever any
stopping this now.
No, this is the part which is somewhat annoying because you
were right.
Yeah, dude, we're doing there we go.
But nobody said somebody said to me in an email says this is a
fact is the way the world is one world one. No one world no
borders, no prisons, no governments. One World
Government. He says just get over it. He guy writes in his
email, I could read it. Just get over It join
and what I got a note from Sir atomic rod Adams or night there
was he is no longer the night of the Blue Ridge, he's in Florida.
He moved down with the kids in Florida and going referring to
the latest newsletter, the same foundations that have funded
globalism have funded a deep and long lasting effort to scare
people about nuclear energy and slow its development. Nuclear
energy doesn't steal their stuff, as we might say, but it
makes it far less valuable by increasing the overall supply.
And yeah, that's that's a big part. That's a big part of the
mission right there. In fact, that is the main don't steal our
stuff. Is Whoa, any alternative to fossil fuel is no good. Or
the alternative like put it that way? Do you
know the good alternative in terms of no pollution? No
carbon? No, nothing. The only alternative is is presented as a
dough a scary thing. And so you end up with the well let's use
wind to power some of these. I think you've pretty much cracked
the the practical reality of the of that business. Yeah. And
solar and things that don't work when it's dark out. Yeah, no,
this is good stuff. And I think that this report needs to be
rethought. Yeah. And we have to take another look at these
foundations. And, of course, Clinton is running one of the
big ones now and he's huge global initiative. I mean, what
can be more blatant than that? Well,
though, that's that's now defunct. They've
closed that one down. Yeah. Well, they had to because it was
pretty sketchy because they had no more power. It was
no there was no more deals to be done. That's why I had to close
it down was done.
So they closed that down. But it did. It was a global promotion,
and of course, the another Rhodes Scholar out of England.
And it's just, it's a bit of a rat's nest. It's unbelievable
some of this stuff. We'll talk about more about this developed
some other information.
Well, just to give you an example of what that has
resulted in, I happen to have someone who I'm sure went
through the system. This is no Miki constant. She is not only a
investigative reporter for The Young Turks. But turns out she
is also a member of the DNC unity Reform Commission. So
she's a member of the Democratic National Party DePauw tie. And
she's very, very mad about this last election and she went off
at this at this meeting, which was really uncomfortable to
watch, because you just see all the all the people who are
really running the show or think they're running the show, and
just leaning back in the chairs and listening to her but she she
made some good points, but you can also kind of hear the
dimension be seeping everywhere
this smells. This isn't just smell to the public right now
that the budget of the party was never put before forget about
the budgetary committee for a second, put before the people
who have a fiduciary responsibility, whether it's
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, whether it's Donna Brazil when
she was chair when she was vice chair or vice chair Ray Buckley,
or Jim Dr. Jim Zogby, over here, that's over half the executive
committee right there had no idea where the money was going.
We spent a billion dollars last, the easiest presidential race
you could possibly imagine with joint fundraising agreement
state.
I love that. It was the easiest presidential race you can
imagine. How could we lose against that dope
spent a billion dollars last, the easiest presidential race
you could possibly imagine, with joint fundraising agreements,
state parties weren't being funded? During the DNC chairs
race, there were some state party chair. She said I'm an
Acting Executive Director, I have $3,000 cash on hand. How
are you supposed to rebuild the party? If you have no idea where
that money was spent? And you know what I did go through FEC
filings, and it doesn't look good. It smells we're talking
about close to 700 to $800 million dollars between the
joint fundraising agreement and the DNC being spent on five
consultants. This is not a public outrage issue. The DNC
chairs are upset, the officers are upset. And as a Democratic
Party member of this commission, we have a duty and people are
watching us right now. The number one issue I get asked out
in the public by DNC members is what are you going to do about
the budget? It is absolutely ridiculous that we are going to
keep a status quo system. When it basically says we're going to
continue to lose 1200 seats. Let me describe what losing 1200
seats looks like are the remaining seats we have if
you're an air of Trump, yes, but let's break that down a little
bit. If you're in Arizona, and you have an ectopic pregnancy,
pregnancy, you can't go to a Planned Parenthood clinic clinic
because it's gone because that state legislature is lost. So
you have to drive over to Mexico. And if you bleed to
death on the way you know whose fault that is, in my mind,
that's the Democratic Party that wasn't funded recruiting
candidates, investing in local parties. And that is our fault
because we have put that money to the top five consultants and
Part of it has to go to the conflicts of interests.
A smattering rageous it's
unethical, it's bad government and frankly, it's fucking excuse
me. We have a freak in the White House and State Legislatures
control.
I didn't hear that the first time, we have a freak in the
White House, I didn't realize that
this is outrageous. It's unethical. It's bad government.
And frankly, it's fucking excuse me corruption. We have a freak
in the White House and State Legislatures controlled by
Republicans and poor state PARTY CHAIRS like Jane club having to
go out there and fundraise on her own. Because the Democratic
Party isn't able to allocate money without all that money
went to presidential races, but it was burned lit on fire. And
who suffers as a result of some consultants getting third,
fourth and fifth homes, the American people, people being
rounded up by ice. Oh, I
love that. It's the American people being rounded up ice
John.
Yeah, that was a bit sketchy
versus a result of some consultants getting third,
fourth and fifth homes, the American people, people being
rounded up by ice. Let's keep this in perspective right now.
Duty here. And it is not just a duty to our committee men and
the status quo. It's a duty to the American people to the
Democratic Party members to the DNC chairs to the DNC members,
the executive committee members, and the people have a fiduciary
responsibility.
Doctors on a man
there you go. That is that's a product of it.
Yeah, that's a product of it. And that's gonna get nowhere, of
course, you know, these consultants know what they're
doing. You know, I'm reminded of the DIS Democrat party. I
remember my wife ran for city council had to visit all these
visited Republicans, the Democrats, because there's not
it's a non partisan office. And so everybody, all these clubs
have been the area right? And she said, the creepiest ones,
and the most disorganized are the Democrats. They're all
they're all just nuts then. And when you give a talk, there's a
group of them there's apparently the Democratic Party has been
kind of not quite yet taken over. But it's good bout to be
taken over by these social justice warriors, who are all
millennials, and they and they're all like, you've seen
these women, they're fat. They wear green lipstick. They have
like kind of a quasi Goth look and she says there's there's
groups of them there's like little their little bunches of
them and they stand in the back of the room with their arms
folded, staring at you like you're the worst they're women
by the way, but you're not the right woman so your your your
skin scum to them.
Why oh hold on. Why are you they're not the right woman.
What is the criteria
you're not one of them in their group? You're not a social
justice warrior. You're just a woman and you think you're going
to go someplace just because you're a woman?
No, no, that's not going to happen. Oh, okay. I see what
you're saying. So it's not let's just unlike where we needed a
woman to be president it has to be the right woman to be
President Yeah, okay. Makes nothing but sense
huh well so there's gonna be we're gonna see more of this I
think they're gonna still try to run a woman is the right woman.
It this is good. This is completely and I think I would
say if you can take you right back to 1954 and it's insane to
you by fooling around with the basis of our country the way it
was founded the reasons it was founded the Jeffersonian
principles these guys have all been kind of turned into evil
people by the same system because they have to be
marginalized George Washington to held slaves he's no good
anymore. Let's take down statues, right, let's just
rewrite the whole basis for our country and how we're supposed
to
it's it's really the final phase of of the campaign if you think
about it. Yeah, by racing history.
It turns out to be yes, but it turns out to have a UK erasing
the foundations which make people think calmly instead of
turning into these weirdos that dimension beat people have gone
off the deep end are crazy. But you know, the freakin the White
House and the rest of it the Orange Man, they it just it's
not working at this point. It's starting to collapse on itself.
And I think that maybe is a good thing.
Well, then I'm just going to build this bridge. We know that
the social media and over socialization and political
correctness, which started 50 years ago is not something new.
That that's turned into people who are completely neurotic,
young people, and who need all kinds of external stimuli to
live really. And we've we've heard that was the guy at
Facebook who went on recode and you know, Facebook is denying
he's like, Ah, he never really worked for us or something.
Oh, yeah, this I have the clip. Oh, Grace was played if we're
Recently on CBS and was playing on most of the networks. This
particular this is a package that CBS specifically put
together. But it every network had their own kind of variation
of it. But this is the Facebook warning clip.
It's not a warning about Facebook and what some believe
it's doing to kids. The warning comes from two of the company's
earliest executives, Carter Evans is following this.
We kind of knew something bad could happen.
By month Polly Harper to a former Facebook executive, once
in charge of user growth now says he has tremendous guilt
about the social network he helped build.
We have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric
of how society works,
and it's influencing the next generation. Studies show 92% of
teens go online daily and one in five young people regularly wake
up in the night to send our check messages on social media.
People need to hard break from some of these tools and the
things that you rely on. The short term dopamine driven
feedback loops that we have created are destroying how
society works. No civil discourse, no cooperation,
misinformation. Miss truth, bad actors can now manipulate large
swaths of people to do anything you want.
He's not the only social media executive blowing the whistle.
Former Facebook President Sean Parker recently said the initial
goal was to get people hooked.
You're exploiting a vulnerability in in human
psychology. The inventors creators understood this
consciously, and we did it
anyway. We have to hold the tech industry accountable. Jim Steyer
is founder of Common Sense Media, they in many cases have
ignored the consequences. Some of the downsides of some of the
innovations they brought to our society,
you don't realize it, but you are being programmed. It was
unintentional. But now you got to decide how much you're
willing to give up.
In a statement, Facebook pointed out that Polly happened to left
the company more than six years ago, and a lot has changed since
then. But Facebook also said, quote, we have realized how our
responsibilities have grown. And we're working hard to improve,
Jeff,
a lot to think about tonight. Carter, thank you very much.
So we had the kids over last night, and one of Tina's
daughters graduated from UT. And so she and her boyfriend and one
of her friends was over. And you know, I love that I love the
young kids. So we're talking and in our friend is a she's
studying psychology. And she said, Oh, do you know the brain
professor who she didn't know I said, How about Pennebaker? Oh,
yeah, Pena is great is performative, and so I Oh, wow.
Okay, she knows what she's talking about. And so, you know,
what do people do and just talk as well? Pretty much everybody
who is in studying psychology here, UT, they're all being
recruited by Facebook, and they're going and they're,
they're really excited. And they're all working on the
psychological aspects of the platform. Which is remarkable
because you'd think that they wanted to stem people. You want
to coders and stuff no, no, they actually they they want
psychologists online.
So what you're saying in effect, is that what Facebook said about
these these complaints is bullcrap. They're not gonna make
it worse.
Yes, they are making it worse. And they have video that I found
that this is really good. So they they interviewed a number
of these psychologists also other people, but it's all it's
all a nice little video about what face bag is doing in the
area of well being. And this and before I even play the clip,
well being is,
this sounds like a cheap plot to an old Columbo film. Let me
write that one down.
So mental health, from the World Health Organization, a state of
well being as the article, mental health is defined as a
state of well being, in which every individual realizes his or
her own potential can cope with the normal stresses of life can
work productively and fruitfully and is able to make a
contribution to her or his community. The positive
dimension of mental health is stressed in the World Health
Organization's definition of health, as contained in its
constitution, quote, health is a state of complete physical,
mental and social well being and not merely at the absence of
disease or infirmity. So well being seems to be kind of a
globalist term when you think about it and these concepts by
these people. In fact, they're saying it so they are very cool.
served with well being at face bag. And here's part of that
video,
people are often surprised to learn that we have a large group
of researchers here at Facebook with backgrounds in fields like
social psychology and communication and anthropology.
Our jobs are to understand how Facebook affects people's lives,
and look for ways to make it better. I'm Maura Burke. I'm a
research scientist here at Facebook. And my background is
in wellbeing. So how our social relationships affect?
I'll tell you, that's one of that's one of those graduates
right there.
Yeah, you got a degree in well being,
I got a degree in wellbeing, everybody
to make it better. I'm more Burke. I'm a research scientist
here at Facebook. And my background is in wellbeing.
I'm pretty sure they thought about the music too, with a
little plume.
Musical how our social relationships.
It's close to that bell that we have that
doesn't want everyone Oh, yeah, that one
people's feelings of social support and happiness and
loneliness. We run hundreds of interviews every year around the
world in people's homes with the help of translators. And we look
for large scale quantitative patterns in the ways that people
use Facebook, basically, to understand what works well. And
what we can improve upon a lot of people around the world
wonder and worry about the effect of social technology on
well being. And that really matters to us at Facebook, too.
And so we do a lot to understand the existing scientific research
and to conduct more. And what we find is that it's a lot like how
you spend your time offline, it really depends on what you're
doing online. Passively scrolling through stories about
other people is a lot like watching TV, it can be
entertaining and enjoyable, but it doesn't have strong social
benefits. Instead, it's important to interact one on one
with people that you care about. So writing a comment on a
friend's post or sending each other messages. These are the
kinds of actions that can boost well being. It's a lot like
being at a party.
Can you believe the brazenness of this? by commenting or liking
one of your friends posts that can boost your well being? Are
they for real?
And where are they getting this idea? Because we you when you
read those? You know every so often you read from face bag.
Yeah, I don't see how that's improving anybody's well being
these sorts of things. These are mean vitriolic posts.
It's typically of hate. Hate is hate post
dead, it's important to interact one on one with people that you
care about. So writing a comment on a friend's post or sending
each other messages. These are the kinds of actions that can
boost well being. It's a lot like being at a party, you can't
just sit in the corner, you need to interact with people that you
care about in order to have a meaningful experience. We use
this research to better design Facebook to encourage people to
interact one on one with friends, and not just mindlessly
scroll through stories. So we regularly publish in the top
scientific journals, and we collaborate with faculty and
grad students. We want as many of the best minds thinking about
these issues of how technology affects our lives. One of the
professors that we work with regularly is Bob crowd from
Carnegie Mellon University.
Note that note the origin of this gentleman here is
studying how the Internet affects people's lives for more
than 25 years,
we'll try to figure out what the impact of technology is on
people's lives. In some of the earliest research that we did.
Most people were interacting with strangers online. And when
they interacted with strangers, the consequence seemed to be
that they were experiencing more stress kind of loneliness, more
depression, what's happened in the intervening years is that
more and more of the people that you know and care about are now
online. And when you do communicate with those people
that you care about, and have substantive conversations with
them, then that seems to be associated with improvements and
well being. And so there are a couple of problems with
understanding the relationship between how people use social
media and their well being the first issue is distinguishing
mirror Association from causation. So I think the big
problem is that most of the research on this topic is
flawed. Almost all of it asks people how they're feeling right
now and how much they've used kind of technology in the recent
past. And with that kind of data, you can't distinguish
whether use of technology is causing people to feel bad, or
whether people who feel bad are using technology more perhaps to
self medicate,
prove some concepts, their self medication through social media.
I like it.
I think the second problem is an over reliance on broad self
report measures of what people are doing online in order to
understand how use of technology is in Balancing people's lives,
you need to have detailed information about exactly what
they're doing online. And people just don't have the memory
capability to tell you that kind of detail. The but that's why we
track them as research kind of handles this problem through
experimentation in which some people are assigned to use the
internet for a period of time and other people are prevented
from it. And then you're trying to compare people's well being
after they these experiences or research that uses longitudinal
data collection where you're
Whoa, what is longitudinal data collection?
I don't know, look it up, it's probably something simple. It's
just probably, you know, considered, it probably means
like consistent over time, something like that. I don't
know, I have no idea never
well being after these, these experiences, or research that
uses longitudinal data collection, where you're
measuring how tracking over periods of time, and seeing how
the use of technology you're
so right definition of longitudinal data, the process
of collecting sample observations from a larger
population over a given time period. You're right track
tracking, he's just talking about track just track.
people's well being after they these experiences, or research
that uses longitudinal data collection, where you're
measuring how they feel over periods of time, and seeing how
the use of technology leads to or is associated with changes in
their feelings of loneliness, or depression.
Facebook's mission is to give people the power to build
community and bring the world closer together. Sure
it is
you have to understand how Facebook affects people's lives
and friendships. We're not just here to capture time from
so far, I've only lost friends thanks to face bag, thanks face
bag and bring the world closer
together. To do that, we have to understand how Facebook affects
people's lives and friendships. We're not just here to capture
time from people Mindlessly scrolling through stories and
feeling lonely. That's not in anyone's best interest. Because
if you feel lonely, you won't come back. Instead, we use
research to better inform the design of Facebook to support
the kinds of one on one interactions that people find
meaningful in the long term.
And we're here for your well being good night slave.
I gave you a clip of the day for that.
I'll take it. Clip.
I do have some follow ups on this because now things are
starting to become clear to me. But and you know, obviously,
none of this has worked. We have you know, people who are
severely depressed. Which getting worse. I'm sure it's you
know, plays negli back to it. In fact, I'm
sorry. But these these reports that were on all the networks
that we played a minute ago, that can't be going over well,
teens are on it too much. It's a it's a nightmare. Yeah, you
know, this sort of thing. Yeah, you're right. They're they're
seeing the reality and they're trying to fix and
they're trying they're doing their best and they and that's
why they're in hiring mode. They need Taunton. But in the
meantime, we have to do something about all these kids.
So we have I geick And I'll use the word kid with double D I kid
you not colleges are now offering therapy classes.
They've got therapy llamas to for the kids to play with
therapy goats. I'm not kidding.
We do at the university? Yes, yes, this is
exactly what they have. It's It's disturbing. But this and I
was going well actually, we can play this just before this
donation segment. Because in talking to the to the kids, and
I'm sure I hope they're not listening to hate it when I say
kids, we were talking about podcasts. And one of my favorite
topics, you know, I can get along in that conversation. And
you know what they listened to and none of them listen to the
same shows really. And it's very hard for them to get their
friends to listen to something else that apparently is, is
oddly difficult. But they all said wow, this talkspace is
really good. Like talkspace What is tt i thought it was like a
podcast thing we you can use to to make podcasts? No, no, no,
no. This is a this is up there with Squarespace and with who
else is a big advertiser on the podcast?
The mattress company
right Casper mattress. It was another one? I don't know.
Anyway, but So apparently I listened to a couple and yes it
shows up. talkspace
Some days you're feeling down and you just have to talk to
someone at talkspace we believe that therapy should be
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that finding happiness This is not a privilege of the few
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having to wait a week or more for your next appointment. So if
something comes up, you can share it with your therapist
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From here, here, here, here, here. And well. You get it. So
the next time you need to talk to someone text us talk space
therapy for how we live today.
Like Miss Lulu psychic hotline.
Yeah, but these are licensed therapists apparently use they
say there are there were their platform. And you know, the kids
can talk to the therapist whenever they want to and cheap
is reasonably affordable is pretty much 120 bucks a month,
but you can text your therapist can hi i What more do you want
is not as high as an actual therapist, which is 150 bucks an
hour. But for people who probably don't need any therapy
or they just need a dog,
or goats or
anything. Oh, God. That's when I'm going right back to the 1954
report in what's began a long time ago. It's just pulling out
pulling the rug out to out of the foundations of American
society by changing the way we think yeah, it's not working.
It's backfiring and people are getting ill. Yeah, and it's
gonna get worse. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your
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No, we did not. No, we didn't we play that right away
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I'm glad you played that this kind of a key clip for the whole
for the whole series.
And what is it remind me when I hear that clip? Gun control?
Yeah. Hey, you want gun control? Yeah, yeah. pass an amendment.
It's interesting. You bring that up, because there was a big
study done in Australia. They had this actually for Thursday
show didn't get to bring this up here. They did it. Now. This was
was it 20 years ago. I think that the it was in the 20. On
April 8 28th. Through I think it was the 20th anniversary of the
Port Arthur massacre. And after that Australian set up, everyone
handed new guns, they bought them back. I guess they bought
the guns back from the Australians. And as it turns
out, there has been pretty much no difference in gun related
homicide in Australia in the 20 years since the guns were taken
away or given up. There was this report. Well, it's not going to
be something that gets a lot of attention. This was actually
from the Canada the Australian version of kind of a Snopes.
It's called Fact check. But it's not well, this report comes from
the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. This this page that
I'm reading right now, I guess they factor here, experts
consulted by factcheck said the impact of Mr. Howard's reforms
and any declines is highly debatable. And there's a lot of
backup information, a lot of data sources, but it really just
didn't make much of a difference. Not much of a dent
at all in firearm deaths in Australia. Now you're wondering
why haven't heard about this seriously?
No, I'm just I'm really wondering why we've never heard
of that. How
is that possible? I don't understand it. And now it's time
for your sexual harassment update. That's right, everybody.
The hashtag me to movement drives forward.
I have two clips when you're ready.
Hmm, let me see what I had here was just to set us into the
mood. I thought I'd play although it was your beat
initially. I'm going to play a little a promo from a movie from
the 1960s 1960s. This is just around the time I was born. It's
really not that long ago. Or is that is that really a long time
ago?
I think it was a long time ago. By today's standards.
This is a fabulous movie. I'm Tina and I may even watch it
tonight. It is Connie Francis. In where the boys are. Yes, a
classic classic. listen to the dialogue of this movie from 1960
from my youth.
Today, Francis who Paulsboro nearsighted purveyor of
something called dialectic jazz. They come from everywhere.
From TV, Thompson junior
class, Michigan State,
this guy believes in the direct approach that takes sex. Even
the Ivy League girls get into with a big yacht no less.
Would you like to stay aboard tonight?
Probably about the coolest approach I've never had a huge
girl has our
own approach to love.
That's my ambition to be a walking talking baby factory
legal of course and with you.
Obviously, doctor if a girl
doesn't make out with a bad once in a while. She might as well
leave campus. I should like to know what making out means and
so with the class. Doctor, I think they don't already. He was
a delight with a memorable title song that hits just the right
note. Get those lungs to deal with the lungs with the boys I
wish I had a better copy of that. Yeah, it was terrible.
Yeah, but it was a good clip. I don't just give you a clip of
the day except for the fact you walked into my beat and
stole that you're slacking forward down on the job, man.
You walk right into that house. saw the clip. I was ready to use
it.
You did not have that goal. Okay, sure.
I got some real sexual harassment news. Besides besides
putting some rosin on my bow.
Oh, now. Right. Yeah, of course phrase from the chaise. Yeah.
Very nice to bring it back. Look at those long, just look at
those long legs. Good times, everybody. Good times.
Yeah, those days are over. Yeah. Now it's hate, hate freaking the
wife.
We used to just compliment women on their lungs and now it's just
hate.
So the Department of Interior apparently was like the
Department of Homeland Security. When lapolla katana was running
it it was just a mess a hotbed of sexual harassment. And they
they put the kibosh on it finally, this is the sexual
harassment report based on that theme of yours. Department of
Interior. Let's catch up.
The US Department of Interior says it is taking action after a
new survey found that one in three of its employees said that
they had been harassed or discriminated against at work.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, he fired four senior officials
over inappropriate behavior, including sexual misconduct. In
a video message. I think he said it's time to acknowledge that
his department has a problem. The survey shows
that harassment, intimidation and discrimination have been a
common practice at Interior. A culture that tolerates such
behavior tarnishes our noble mission of stewardship and
breaches public trust. I'm speaking today to make it clear
that the culture of harassment intimidation, which this
administration inherited, has come to an end.
Ha, yeah, it goes on and on. And hopefully the report goes
longer. And yeah, apparently interior was just rife.
Well, and then I'm sure it's not the orange department that has
that problem.
I'm sure they all do. But apparently, especially the
Forest Service the guys who were the park rangers. Oh, I guess
that was a real while you're in the woods. You never know.
Anything can happen in the woods. Yeah, bears.
So then I got my second harassment report, which is just
piling on poor Dustin Hoffman.
movie actor Dustin Hoffman is facing more allegations of
sexual misconduct. Variety first reported a playwright claim that
have been exposed.
Is it just me or is Judy like out of breath? Do you hear that?
Do you notice that?
Well, I didn't notice it. But now I will.
movie actor Dustin Hoffman is facing more allegations of
sexual misconduct. Variety first reported playwright claim that
Hoffman exposed himself she
can't even a playwright claim she has to breathe between a
playwright claimed and then Dustin Hoffman. She can't even
make it through that. I think she's Mike, unconcerned. I'm
concerned why you think it's compression? Maybe that's what I
thought at first, but
Well, I'm going to start paying attention. You know what, John,
maybe
just take a look at her lungs. Yeah.
Hoffman exposed himself to her in a hotel room in 1980 when she
was 16. Two other women alleged that he sexually assaulted them.
During the filming of the movie Ishtar his lawyer responded
calling the claims quote defamatory falsehoods in all six
women have accused the actor of impropriety.
Yeah, and the question is, do you think he's gonna get a Do
you think he's gonna get a pass?
No need to old
he's always well, what do you mean to old he won't get a pass
but they won't condemn him.
Well, he's not know where he's at. And I believe he's not going
to work anymore. That's what I believe. And I think that's I
think spacey for example, probably won't work for
it. Oh, no, it's worse. It's worse that New York Times had an
article yesterday. About spacey it's called the race to erase
Kevin Spacey. They And yeah, he was he was slated for another
movie or Ridley Scott movie. I don't remember what it was, but
they reshot 22 scenes with Christopher Plummer to replace
space movies out. That's the that's the movie about the
kidnapping of jealous
Oh, it's Oh, I didn't realize I didn't realize
that they create they really cranked it out fast. I mean God
must have cost a lot of money. Yes. Especially with plumber
knowing that they have by the nuts, but I want I've seen this
scenes from the movie which they have been trailers. Yeah. And I
know who the character is supposed to be. I don't see how
you could have a better actor for this than Christopher
Plummer. I mean, I think space is a great actor. They should
have gotten Plummer in the first place. Yeah, because Plummer is
a place a perfect.
Sure. You know what? Maybe How about this? Maybe they're
looking at this movie of John Ridley Scott for a moment got
snot, right. We should have dammit. We should have had
plumber. I know. Let's tell everybody. We got to get spacey
out because and then that'll be a good ruse to get plumber in.
I can't put it past someone to think that way. I don't think
so. I honestly don't believe that happened. But it's a good
bit. And Plummer looks like a winner. He got nominated for an
Academy Award, I believe. Yeah, they just threw him into the
movie at the last minute just to reshoot the what 25 scenes.
Yeah. Well, who knows? He's Yeah, I think spacey has done
for I don't know how he's gonna recover because, you know, the
gay community hates him for not being gay enough. And
not being a good gay I think was the
good gay wasn't a good gay. And so he's good. I think he's got
serious issues with his career.
So there's an online petition to remove a very disturbing piece
of artwork by Baltus from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in
New York, and this is a piece is Theresa dreaming. Which you
should really look at it for content. I'm gonna go look at it
now as th e r e s e with a lot of accents dreaming it's from
1938 by Baltus ba l th US and it shows a young girl relaxing
hands on top of her head and she has one foot up so her skirt is
hiked up her dress and you see her underwear you see her crotch
it's very suggestive piece. But now Now they had you know 1000s
of signatures you know this is wrong this has this can't be in
the in the this can't be hanging in public.
Looking at it now.
Yeah. Have you ever seen the naked artwork that's in museum
or? I mean this naked people in the museum is shocker. But no
this is because it's I guess she looks like she looks like a 20
year old to me
by who knows that makeup Oh her age doesn't make any difference
in this piece is not dirty P
very insinuating pedophilia and and creepy
they're calling a pretty she's pubescent supposedly there that
would be a thing. It was a picture of this Miami This began
a long time ago this sort of craziness when you notice they
were crying some museums a lot of this has to do with the
Muslim community Yeah, they're requiring covering up the naked
bodies a certain statues oh
that's that's an Amsterdam that's everywhere of the home Oh
monument that's what's called the home Oh monument. Now
everything's covered. There's any any any statues they've been
to either taken down or you know, they've changed names of
streets. It's insane. Insane believe it?
I believe it was a 90 I think it was the 73 Mouton Rothschild
label. I'd have to look up the date but I'm pretty sure it was
73 this how far back it goes. There was a pen and ink drawing
by some famous artists. Let's see 1973 Mouton while you're
looking
that up? Here's the actual quote from the petition the Met is
perhaps unintentionally supporting voyeurism and the
objectification of children. That's what the claim is. And
the woman who claimed this is a someone who works in HR kind of
financial firm.
Yeah,
it wasn't a 73 Let me see what was what would be the what is
censored Mouton label? Forget it that way. Anyway, there was this
label is his pen and ink drawing of a kid naked. Kind of because
it was just a drawing, you know, just just study of figure study
in pen and ink. It wasn't anything even remotely erotic.
It was the 93 Mouton and that was also done by Balthus
what oh, okay, there you go. Oh, we have a love connection.
That's interesting if true. So they are out to get this guy as
far back as 93 We
probably need to look into his background. Yeah, there's
something he was probably a Confederate or Republican.
Republic French, you're the Republican, get rid of things
not too good in Canada Navia either how
to another developing story tonight a top Canadian
gymnastics official is on bail after being charged with
multiple sexual offences. Police in Sarnia Ontario say Dave
Brubaker faces 10 counts for sexual assault, sexual
exploitation and sexual interference. Brubaker was
Canada's head gymnastics coach at the 2016 Rio Olympics. More
recently, he was the Women's National Team director for
gymnastics Canada, the organization has placed him on
leave and issued this statement. Our first priority within
gymnastics Canada is always the safety of our athletes. We're
working hard to ensure that we have the policies and procedures
as well as the education and resources in place to ensure the
safety of all of our participants. Now
this falls under the by coincidence falls under this
sexual harassment update. But this is something completely
different. So to a judge in Chicago has ordered former
Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert to never be left alone
with anyone under 18 unless another adult is present, who is
aware of his conviction? In a hush money case that revealed he
had sexually abused several high school students? Why buncha
creeps
Well, what are you gonna do?
Well, keep talking about it. What else me? There's not much I
can do per se. But cheese is sick. How about the definitely
bad the Kansas? The woman who was who dropped out of the race
thing was a congressional race in Kansas. I don't know anything
about Andrea Ramsay. Yeah. So Andrea Ramsay is getting ready
to run in the race and actually just listen to her. As she's
talking to some local news reporter about, you know why she
has to run and she's so brave for right. She's talking about
anybody who runs but she's really talking about herself.
Well, first of all, as I alluded to earlier, I think it takes
some courage to step up and enter a race. And so I
completely respect everyone who just thrown their hat in the
ring. I respect them highly.
When I have to respect them, including myself is I am
very different from those gentlemen, you bring completely
different things to the party? Yes.
Looks like this. Yeah, you should see, you should see her
because yeah, she was, she was at a resist event. I didn't put
that in the clip, choosing the ribs resist event. And people
came over and were crying on her shoulder and was so emotional,
she had runs this woman,
as are some of my other opponents. In addition, I'm a
successful lawyer. In addition, I'm a community advocate, a
healthcare advocate and education advocate with
extremely deep roots in the community. And in addition to
that, my most important job title, at least to me is I'm a
mom, I raised my kids in the community, I have connections in
the community. And so I bring a completely different
perspective. A
completely different perspective. Yes, but she has
dropped out of the race that have just come to light that in
2015, at the firm she worked at, she had sexually harassed a man
and when on a on a business trip, and when he denied her
advances, she penalized him and in the workplace. And and he was
paid he was paid from the company. And obviously she's
refuting this and said if I had known that I would be attached
to it. It was the company and she has a whole bunch of
excuses. But she's a meanie. Meanie what else you're gonna
call her a sexual predators. What
she's Yeah, that's what she is sexual predator.
And then my
women who are sexual predators, it's not like impossible
now. Now, just you know, this is an update. So you know, we're
just making sure we have a record of it all. Yes. And Doug
Jones, very classy. taking the high road gotta hand it to Doug
Jones. We know that he won because the African Americans of
Alabama remember the work that he did as attorney general to
bring justice? Six decades after the atrocities of the bombing of
the church in Alabama? Yes. And he was goaded on by Jake Tapper.
To say, hey, you know, shouldn't the president resign? Shouldn't
the President get out of here he's an aihole A props to Doug
Jones. Where's Doug? Here he is.
In the wake of Al frankenz resignation, some of your
Democratic colleagues have been calling for President Trump to
resign because of the allegations against him,
including Senator Cory Booker Democrat of New Jersey, who
recently campaigned for you in Alabama. Take a listen to
Senator Booker. Clearly,
we have a standard in which Al Franken is resigning and has had
multiple more women come with a very clear fact pattern. And he
should do the right thing and resign.
Do you agree with Senator Booker that President Trump should
resign because of these allegations?
You know, Jake, where I am on that right now is that those
allegations were made before the election. And so people had an
opportunity to judge before that election. I think we need to
move on and not get distracted by those issues. Let's get on
with the real issues that are facing people of this country
right now. And I don't think that the President ought to
resign at this point. We'll see how things go. But certainly
those allegations are not new. And he was elected with those
allegations at front center.
I guess the question is, why should Al Franken resign if
there are even more horrific allegations about President
Trump and no one is calling for him to step down?
Well, I again, I go back to the fact that those allegations were
made. And he was elected president United States. And I
think the American people spoke on that at this time. There's
other things out there. But I think at this point, we need to
move on and try to work with some real issues that are facing
the country and not worry about getting it at odds with the
president any more than we have to classy. I'm impressed.
What is tapper talking about? There's nobody advocating that
Trump resigned.
I think he means on the it's not true, but I think he means
purely from the Republican Party or someone of merit from the
Republican Party.
Cory Booker, Cory Booker, now Rhodes Scholar.
Oh, yes. Another one of those guys. Well, the kicker to this
and it's been, it's the daily wire. Do we respect that at all?
I don't have it on my list of let me look at my respect list.
It's not on check it out. Maybe we do show. Respect. We debt we
have no enough. We don't have enough of a track record
and investigative reporter with The Daily Caller news foundation
or the
daily call callers. We respect them a bit. announces the daily
wire.
Yes, it's in the daily wire. But it starts off with an
investigative reporter with The Daily Caller news foundation. So
I didn't realize that they are the ones that broke the story.
Okay, announced on Friday that Congress is human resource
scandal is about to break wide open and predicts that over a
dozen members of the House of Representatives will resign
before the end of the year over harassment and secret
settlements.
Well, that's interesting. Well, the secret settlements are the
problem because they had the Congress pay the money. Yeah.
taxpayer money for the settlements. If these guys had
taken it out of their own pocket, this probably wouldn't
be an issue, right? Because it wouldn't have a record of it. So
this is somebody's going through the books is what's happening.
Yeah. Yeah. To be. Yep.
And you had mentioned we were talking about Tavis Smiley, that
he's that he's probably getting railroaded. But you know, the
main thing with him is that he and Cornel West were always on
the show. railing against Obama. Yes. So if we look at the two
factions in the Democratic Party, you've got the Obama
Democrats, you've got the Clinton Democrats. Well, it
dawned on me that yeah, of course, they had to slap Al
Franken down, because he was rumored at least heavily to be a
potential running mate in this past election. But certainly if
there was going to be a 2020 with Hillary Clinton, he might
be her running mate.
Or he might be a candidate a candidate. Yeah. And allowed
candidate.
Yeah, but it but he's in the Hillary camp. So I think so.
Yeah. Well, yeah. See, so we had to go.
Right, because they can't have that Hillary the Hillary camp is
making a mess because mainly because they think Hillary wants
to run again. I think she does. Yep. And they've got to do
everything they can to do to
port forward. Stop it.
They have to Swart that, and that includes thwarting all the
associates. And by the way, that that tapper thing was so
disingenuous about oh, Al Franken did it so everybody has
to do it. Yeah, that's bull crap.
Yes, he did it while he was in office.
When besides the point Al Franken could do what he wants.
Al Franken doesn't have to listen. Anyway, Al Franken
didn't have to do that. He did a deal because they knew that
would get put more pressure on the situation against Trump to
get judged more not elected. And it worked. brankin You know,
Franklin probably gets credit for that. But he fell on the
sword. Yep. And I think he's an idiot. Well, he
hasn't quite fallen on it yet.
He's no They still there, he can still back out. In fact, it was
a lot of thought that if Judge Moore God in won the election,
Franken would back out and stay in the Senate. That was what the
word was. Oh, because well, it didn't do any good for them if
they don't have to quit. I don't have to quit. And so that's what
was gonna happen. But soon as the other guy got in Now Frank
and has to quit. So
he so he can say, Well, I'm gonna go when the President
goes, he could he could pull that.
I think it's too late for that. Well, I think he's, if he
doesn't go, I mean, he had his opportunity to do different
things, but he obviously went along with Chuck Schumer told
him to do, and he quit. And so he's, I think he's gonna be
forever known as the groping congressman. He's gonna have a
bad reputation in the history books and or reputation for
being an idiot. One of the two. And that's the end of him. I
already picked a girl that's going to take his place routine
at something
we live in interesting times. Yeah.
Yeah, he says this concludes your sexual harassment
update. That's right. Everybody on the cutting edge of the
sexual harassment scandals. This is your no like the jingle.
Yeah, it's nice.
Yeah, it's short and sweet. Hey,
just because you track this. Just the other day in London on
the street, a man burst into flames.
spontaneous human combustion. Yes, sir.
It's back on deck seven year old unmarried former construction
worker was engulfed in flames on a street in North London.
paramedics were called to attend a man on fire.
Wow. We have a man. Man on the side.
Nolan suffered severe burns was airlifted to a hospital he died
in the specialist Burn Unit. Sadly due to severe burns,
hello. No, accelerants found on the body no leads as to the
reason he caught fire. Yeah, and according to his brother Jimmy,
he just went to go for a walk and burst into flames. Yeah,
that's the way it works. Yeah, usually it works in a big
comfortable stuffy overused,
overstuffed chair is the classic. The classic mechanism
that somehow creates some some magnetic thing or something and
you always burst into flame for one thing and you don't make you
don't catch anything else on fire usually. But it's blue
flames shoot from your stomach area, stomach region, blue flame
shoot out of you. And then you just burn to a crisp. Yeah.
Usually into a pile of ashes. Very few people survive and that
guy did. I don't know. I guess maybe they tried rolling him or
doing something to try to put out the flame it allowed him to
live instead of burn to acrylic powder crisp. Yes, a crisp.
Yeah, this has been documented for. This is the crack most
crack party I get. But this has been documented for something
like 500 years.
The spontaneous human combustion. Yeah.
I first read about it. When I was in college, at the
University in a magazine called True magazine, which was a kind
of a very interesting magazine from FOSS set. And I don't know
wherever it did kind of just died on the vine. But it had
these fascinating articles about everything from the Hells Angels
at the L Adobe and Oakland and, and they all like to wear
originals. It was a code word for a pair of jeans, bell bottom
jeans that everyone in the in the club peed on. And they got
kind of hard and crusty. And that's what you'd wear. And
you'd wear your originals. And there's a lot of other details
in there that were kind of disgusting. But in that
magazine, which some of us have a huge collection of these
things that got to be valuable. There was a long exposition on
spontaneous human combustion that I found fascinating.
Well, we're just tracking for you.
Thanks.
Yeah, go ahead.
Well, I'm gonna throw one out. Yeah, this is the thing that's
been we've been waiting for. It also applies a little bit to
that Facebook commentary. Cellphone dangerous, finally.
Oh, okay. Yes.
Recent study found 95% of Americans use cell phones. Now
California has put out groundbreaking guidelines to
limit exposure to cell phone radiation. John Gladstone has
more on this.
California officials say the warning about keeping a cell
phone pressed up against your ear was issued largely because
radiofrequency emissions could be damaging, particularly to
children.
Now children on average are starting at the age of 10. And
using cell phones for a lot of activities.
California's Department of Public Health recommends using
the speakerphone or headphones, sleeping at least an arm's
length away from it and avoiding keeping it in In Your Pocket,
not for the idea of using the headphones to be safe. You
pretty much just connected an antenna to your head.
The move comes after a three year long legal battle by Joel
Moskowitz, who forced the state to release a long secret study
of cell phone risk. Oh, sorry, there are those who say this is
going to cause panic.
People are not going to give up these devices. That's not what
we're seeking we're seeking is that people take the appropriate
cautions and reduce the risk substantially.
California's warning says that, well, the science is still
evolving. Some studies suggest a link between high cell phone use
and brain cancer, lower sperm count, and headaches.
This is just like the history of tobacco.
Now unlike cigarettes, shell phones are actually useful for
something.
Professor Stan bland uncovered long secret tobacco company
research that revealed the dangers of smoking. He's
watching the science on cell phones.
The case is by no means closed yet, but there's certainly
enough evidence to be concerned to the point that I don't
usually carry a cell phone.
California is not alone. In this warning. The Food and Drug
Administration says on its website, the risk is probably
very small, but suggests using speaker mode or a headset. And
Apple includes a warning of sorts on all iPhones, but it's
not easy to find. You have to go to settings general about down
to the bottom here to legal ban to RF exposure, where finally
Apple suggests using headphones or the speakerphone to reduce
exposure to radiofrequency emissions. Jeff,
CA Well, there's yeah and yeah, there's
a lot of talk now about 5g being extremely dangerous. This is the
24 gigahertz range. Yeah, that it'll take a while before that's
rolled out. But you know, you're microwaving people at that point
Yeah. You can actually heat your brain yes which but not the kind
of the part that I have a problem with the report is that
kids rarely using the phones to call anybody with yeah they're
mostly texting yeah texting doing bagging whatever they're
doing which bagging face bagging bagging. Oh bank in France
however, I got a report they have now said you know what, as
of next year, all public schools no cell phones in the school.
You can have it for them you can have it but you cannot use it in
the class or during recess go outside play you're not allowed
to use your cell phone
and I think that's a plus Pretty good huh? Yeah, I want guts
I wonder if there's going to be revolt
there wouldn't be in this country people would be open our
schools would knuckle under
and you probably were yeah they would they wouldn't think you're
right.
I gotta go I got a little little tidbit here for you. This is a
Papa Papa Murphy's commercial what's Papa Murphy? It's a pizza
chain nine dominance. Okay, and in it they make a bunch of
assertions but there's this comment about I think it's bad
cheese or you can't get better just play it and and I remember
what it was when we place a very short like a 15 second
commercial
Papa Murphy's Law of unbaked who wants an unbaked pizza because
unbaked means unfrozen vegetables and unsafe cheese
served save ugly fresh from your oven home bake a large five meat
stuffed pizza just $12 Papa Murphy's
unsafe cheese? Did she say unsafe cheese? Yes, I don't let
me listen again.
I've listened wait. I'm gonna say I've listened to this over
and over and over again. All I hear is unsafe cheese. So you
get uncooked vegetables you get fresh vegetables instead of
frozen or whatever. And you get unsafe cheese.
I couldn't get past the word baked. I'm like pizza baked is a
good commercial
unbaked who wants an unbaked pizza? You do? Because unbaked
means unfrozen vegetables and unsafe cheese served
unbelievably fresh from your oven home bake a large five meat
stuffed pizza just $12 Papa Murphy's
I don't know if she says unsafe I'm not sure
what do you think she's saying that on fake there's no words
such as on fake
Oh surprise surprise at troll room. Here's that is on fake as
well. Listen, they begin
Papa Murphy's Law of unbaked who wants an unbaked pizza? Because
unbaked means unfrozen vegetables and unsafe cheese.
Okay, all right there, right? It's unfaith cheese, which is
not a word. And what's it got to do whether it's baked in or if
it's baked at pre pre cooked is going to be the same unfaith
cheese. It makes a difference. I mean, it makes a difference with
the vegetables because they're saying that they're not frozen
or not messed with or not in No screwed up but cheeses cheese if
it's unpaid
well It's an outrage.
I thought they said unsafe hey just yet It's an outrage. This
is an outrage raise water.
I got a note from comic strip blogger about Baltus this could
be a lead Baltus was half polish. Yes, he was close. Close
South ski. Well, it could be a Jew hate poll thing.
If you look him up on Wikipedia, he's he liked he did a lot of
Dirty Picture. He's basically a pornographer pornography of the
art world.
Excellent. Excellent. Now, I only have one bitcoin clip
today. What is Bitcoin at is gone. It's gone over 19,000 I
think this is
$50,000. Let me see what it really
is. As of this moment, it is $19,220. That's fantastic. This
thing is going parabolic. And that's not good. But in this
report from CNBC, where they were the people are worried
about Bitcoin and that's all they talk about all day on CNBC
is Bitcoin. There is something in here that you predicted many,
many moons ago, my friend, Bitcoin is a bubble. Maybe
Bitcoin is a kind of a bubble, a dangerous, speculative bubble,
that might actually be true. This is bitcoins multiple price
rise over the past three years. And this is eight other famous
asset bubbles three years before they peaked, and burst. Bitcoin
is creeping right up to perhaps the most famous bubble of all
tulip mania, and it does have all the big signs of a bubble,
the rapid pace of movements a whole lot of speculation without
sufficient understanding of the risks, and people who wouldn't
otherwise invest are looking to get their skin in the Bitcoin
game. The CBOE CME and NASDAQ are even planning to launch
Bitcoin futures the same move the Dutch pulled just before the
tulip crash in the 1630s. For every asset bubble, it's the
same story. Otherwise level headed people drive prices for
certain asset unexplainable highs, whether that's the price
of Beanie Baby stocks, houses, or perhaps cryptocurrency. Since
its inception, the price of Bitcoin has gone up almost 50
fold. If it were to maintain that same rate of growth, its
market cap would eclipse the US economy and a few years from
now. Some experts are saying that bitcoins rapid and
accelerating price appreciation is unsustainable. What it comes
down to is the rate of return for stocks, that's the dividend
in real estate, we're looking at rent with bonds, that's coupons.
But for Bitcoin, there's actually zero intrinsic value,
it generates no income aside from an expectation of more
price appreciation. So it's valuable because people think
it's valuable. And even if you don't mind the whole bubble
narrative, this veteran trader says the technicals don't lie.
Bitcoin has gone parabolic. So that usually does not end well.
It's pretty hard to ignore the map, the velocity of the move
does indicate bitcoins price has gone parabolic and well,
parabolic moves just don't last.
That was in their report, the big explosion.
So I love that that's where you get the word parabolic a few
points ago.
Yes. Yeah. No. Intro to the clip is where I got it from. Now.
First of all, they had they had Beanie Babies in there as a as a
recognized assets bubble. I love that as well. They should, which
is just want to remind everybody you early on said bitcoin is the
new Beanie Babies. And
I said, I've said that since day one. Yeah. Now. There's
something that's going on that is not wasn't in that report or
reflected in it. But I've noticed it a couple of times.
There are people coming out of the woodwork again, we're
talking about rewriting history, saying that the tulip bubble
never existed. It's all bullshit. It's all folklore.
Yeah. And then well, what I didn't agree with in this report
is to say that the Dutch opened up futures on tulips. That's not
the story the way I have read it.
I think this story is being rewritten as we speak. For some
reason. I don't know what the reason is.
I mean, the way I understood it is the tulip craze was based on
the fact Well, I guess it was commodities, but it was really
the first exchange where people were exchanging things on paper.
There were contracts and not the goods itself.
Yeah, but that's kind of like futures I guess. Yeah, I guess
that's kind of like futures, but
I have other questions. So there's, you know, people are
saying different things. I'm reading all and we still don't
know who we actually invented this. You know, Satoshi yaka,
maka Moocow, whatever Max effect Max Keiser, here's what he
always says and this is this is something that the number of our
producers are saying to me, this is fantastic. We're sucking all
the money out of the system. And it's all going into a system for
the people, by the way, sound familiar globalist much. And I
don't understand how that works. Because if you say you're not
sucking the money out of the system, in fact, it's worse.
You're saying I have money in the system. And now I'm going to
give that away for for this over here, which is not in the
system. But the money stays in the system. It's not like they
took money, like dollars out of the American economy and put it
into Bitcoin. They just gave that money to someone else in
the American economy and got Bitcoin for it. Yeah, so I don't
understand the idea. Yeah,
I think your your, your observation is correct. There's
nothing to understand because it's nonsense.
Whereas Mac's come from my saying this stuff. I don't know
what
you know, Max is like, I wonder if he's even invested in Bitcoin
I'm or
he has his own.
He probably had the opportunity and bailed from Bitcoin went to
5x. And the thing is,
he knows so well, that people will place value on bullcrap,
because he started the Hollywood Exchange, which was a stock
market based on celebrities, and you could invest in the
celebrity and you'd get money. Would you put money in and you'd
buy shares? And then it was very much like Bitcoin just
completing
actually very similar to Bitcoin, except that he was
attached to it and could be busted by the government. Yeah,
well, they think the same thing could have happened to Bitcoin
if somebody knew who did it. Hmm. Hmm. So I think I don't
know.
Well, well, how about this? I mean, first of all, the more I
think about it, the more I'm this is, this is a globalist
idea of everyone having the same money not controlled by, you
know, banks are really just the globalist like, hey, we'll take
all your money view. But here's some bitcoin here's some flashy,
tricky stuff. Here's some mirrors. Well, if that was done
some dudes and then goodbye, we pulled the rug, and you're all
dead.
If that was the point, if the point was to reinforce the
banking system, by screwing over everybody to run into problems
that came up on the on the DHF unplugged show, was people are
taking out mortgages to buy bitcoin. I've heard about this.
Yeah, this is not a good way to go. I mean, you're taking I
mean, if you're going to be in real estate at all mortgages,
houses, property, anything like that, advertising, anything like
that, you're in it for a purpose of making money on the upside of
the real estate market you're in, you're in one of the most
conservative but one of the I think one of the greatest
investments you can be in, in a in a economy that allows that
has systems in place to protect this investment, which is our
system does that very well. Yeah. And you're in that and why
would you it's like given up on a great investment is always
going to pay off somehow some way in some form because there's
no extra there's nothing you can't make more real estate than
there is I mean, you can fill in the bay maybe and put it a
couple of houses on the landfill. But generally
speaking, what's there is what's there and this is fixed. It's
fixed in the modern real estate. Why would you get out of that to
buy bitcoin?
Mania? Yeah, sure. Maybe
you could, if you're good if you're nimble, and by the way,
this is the hardest thing as an investor to ever be. Which is
nimble. You get in low you sell Hi bro get in Bitcoin at at bed
12,000 You sell it at 20 Yeah, people do this. There are people
that can pull that off 90% of the people 9099 cannot pull that
off. Yeah, so don't try get in real estate just sit on it you
got a place to live.
A different kind of cryptocurrency is the pot coin
as promoted by Dennis Rodman and a little unsure exactly what the
pot coin does, but it's I guess it's another token or
cryptocurrency hot. Yeah, I guess if you want to buy I don't
know. But Dennis Dennis Rodman was sponsored by Potcoin to go
to North Korea again. And he showed me going there we go. He
just got back and he's I wanted to get a hold of I want to go.
Well, he showed up on the Colbert show. He in His
potcoin.com t shirt and here's the intro. What is Potcoin
here's a quick one quick
All right, rule number one of endorsements strategy, be able
to pronounce what it is that you're endorsing crypto
currency. That might be a good teaser for you there Dennis?
What is Potcoin
equipment quick cryptocurrency it's not much at all. A
cryptocurrency
like
Bitcoin coin or something like that
and use it to buy pot. It's up to you. It's not called up to
you coin. It's up to you.
Pot coin,
but it's illegal marijuana. It's would you say legalize marijuana
medical?
Okay, yeah, because it's legal and 26 states now you can just
use regular coin. Mostly. Now you've got all the conditioning
people see on the shirt here. It's a good intro to what we're
gonna talk about. You got a picture of you in the middle
with Donald Trump was shot at his place. You on the middle
with Donald Trump on one side and Kim Jong on on the other
night unite, you must be high.
So that's the that's the intro. And I just want to remind people
that my uncle Don, who was ambassador to South Korea for
many years has been to North Korea five times in the last
decade. He's still very involved, gets thrown out of the
White House all the time trying to tell people they just want to
be a country. They don't want armistice, they just want to be
recognized as a country. That's all they want. And Uncle Don
famously said, Dennis Rodman knows more about North Korea
than anyone in Washington DC. So let's leave it. Yep. So let's
listen to it. What
do you actually talk about with a and I don't mean this
insultingly a madman, murderous dictator.
Actually, we talked about basketball.
Okay, okay. Did you ever play
in Switzerland, in Switzerland
that's a great country for
you went to school the right ball is so good. Yeah. It will
just go over there brothers sand, you know, people like
that. You don't want to just people, you know, by the color.
I know just where they come from and stuff like that. I just just
people were, you know, we all here remains, you know, work
throughout the day. We all human beings, right. And it's funny,
though, that I don't see how people can sit down and say,
This person is a madman. He probably is. But I didn't see
that. But he probably has something to say he probably
supports our he murdered his uncle and feminine dogs. Well,
he did.
When you see the video in the basketball game, and you
actually see his uncle standing right? Right behind, right
behind the bench.
Okay. So as long as uncle is fine, I'm just fine. Okay. Maybe
it's more than one uncle. Uncle right.
kind of glossed over that pretty easily. Where the guy's
neighbors and asshole let's face Yeah, but he's basically saying
no, it's just fake news.
He's spoken to Kim Jong Un about his nuclear program at all. Have
you said please don't start a nuclear war.
But he has he has spoken to me when I was there a couple of
years ago. He said I don't want war. This is this two words. War
because that's the I will take you over there and let you
listen to him when he talks. He's sound like they he is more
of a kid at anything. Okay. I think there's one for the
Father. That resume has passed on to him. Not that he really
wants to change his culture. But I think he's forced to be in his
decision. Because every time I go over there, he's changed so
much for the people. And people don't see that.
And he's he's a kid but he's a kid with nuclear weapons. Well,
a tough combination.
I'm not alright. So we didn't learn a hell of a lot. But
you're not gonna get learn anything with coal bear just
giving him crap about everything. Yeah, I mean, he's
just he's a tool. Yeah, cool. Bear. Yeah, he could have
learned a lot embarrassing you could have actually made
something Yeah. Yeah. Could have drawn up Maddie as an
opportunity. But now just get it.
Does anybody know Dennis Robinson? I'd love to interview
I'll do an interview for the show. Yeah, why don't you if
somebody's somebody's got to know and I mean, why
did you actually the people up boy he played for the Detroit
Pistons for a long time. That's where his main his main
basketball team was right? They pay for the bulls for a while
and very famous
and maybe someone from the music business who's listening through
you know Carmen Electra or some will be able to find something
I'd love to talk to him I want to impeach you. You know what I
want I want to facilitate a meeting between him and Don now
you're talking that's a photo op right there. Yeah, Don it never
get into the White House. Yeah, good idea though. All right,
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I don't I don't think I sent it to you. But
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Alright, yeah, you predicted this you're gonna need a license
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it's not a license yet but it's a certification added there and
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universe. And what is this? Oh, looks like the bitcoin is
crashing? Someone just said, No, he'll
go back up. It's not there's not the final crash. It's gonna be
at 30 or 40. When it really crashes, I think
30 or 30 or 40? Yeah, that's what I'm guessing. Let me just
see. Let me just see what's happening. Be funny. Let me see
what the No, oh, no, it's still 19,246 is crashing. And he says
it's 1600 on the the equivalent US dollar value on the Euro
exchange is 16,000.
Whatever. Well, whatever. It's funny. So I've got quite a
little question for you. Okay. What is the Oxford dictionary's
word here?
Oh, word is
word of the year a time on no agenda.
Can you give me some hints in what realm my mind to want to
seek this word? Yeah, it's
a word that is used a lot. And it's a kind of a corny word. I
would have thought as already a word maybe it was and but it's
now word of the year. It has to do with the way things are so
socially today societally?
Oh, the word is fucked up.
No, that's not what that would be word of the year in 1960.
I'm sorry. I give up.
Okay, here it is playing.
Oxford dictionary's revealed the Word of the Year today. It is
youth quake. A significant change arising from the actions
or influence of young people maybe our favorite runner up
milkshake duck A person or thing that inspires delight on social
media until it's revealed to have a repugnant
past. Okay,
let's start with this milkshake
duck. I might think somebody I'm speechless is bullshit
character.
I think it is too I think milkshake duck was something
some one of the jokers that we've heard CBS News wrote for
glory to read knowing that he doesn't have a clue. And he read
it as though it was a fact I've never heard this ever. Have you
ever
heard of melt Xing out duck boss if the troll room has ever heard
of it? No. Oh, that's odd. And then but even youth youthquake I
mean who uses youthquake? I have not heard this. I have really
milkshake duck milkshake. They Know Your Meme is under memes
like you're trying to do me milkshake duck explained part of
us series of Internet slang. I never heard it. This is not
anything that would be in contention. About milkshake duck
is an internet slang term are referring to representation of a
lot of the second three point type representation of viral
internet star who is briefly adored by the public prior to
discreet discovery of their distasteful or this is exactly
from the read write from read from from that website. It comes
on June 12 2016. Twitter user pixelated boat passed a tweet
about the internet's love for milkshake duck followed by the
revelation we regret to inform you that the duck is racist
within one year
now this is Webster's word of the year. No Oxford Dictionary
Oxford because Webster apparently their word is
feminism.
That would probably be accurate for Webster. Yeah, let's say
that yeah.
Wow. youthquake
milkshake duck this milkshake duck thing is bullcrap. Yeah.
Yeah, the troll room has never heard of it.
Yeah, if they haven't heard of it, nobody did this bullcrap.
They said that some very minor meme from melanoma.
Okay, well, great. Thanks for that. Um, now I'm up to date.
I'm informed. I can speak at the water cooler once again. Now,
onto a travesty for our neighbors to the north. Our
candidate. How are we doing for time
by the way?
We're okay. Okay. 220 Oh, yeah. Oh good. Okay, great 220 The
price of Canadian oil has collapsed. And the reasons are
interesting.
Canada's oil, the price has collapsed in the last little
while the spread of it between the western Canada select, and
WTI, West Texas internet intermediate has really
ballooned. And if I've got this right, there's a quote here from
an analyst on this, saying it's a perfect storm of too much
supply, and not enough capacity, too much supply.
Absolutely too much like walk me
through this because I, I've read a lot about this, and it
still confuses me a little
too much supply relative to capacity. That's really what
the, that's the key, right? We have a lot of oil in the oil
sands region, let's be very clear. And the problem is, there
aren't a lot of ways to get that crude out of the area where it's
produced. You you had a shutdown of a pipeline because of a leak,
taking a lot of capacity away for transporting crude
oil. And you would think that would raise prices. But what
it's done is it's driven people to use shale oil, gas or
whatever it is coming into the United States, they found an
alternative, right? So it's not really our capacity to get it to
market. It's somebody else's ability to get it to market
cheaper and faster.
No, actually, I think it's, it's also bear in mind, the railways
have also cut back capacity, because they have had some
shutdowns as well, railway shutdowns. So there isn't the
wall always to get it out of out of the prairies. And out of
Alberta, you need to cut the price in order to encourage
people to incur the costs required to ship it out of
there, you got to pay off right now to ship it on a railroad,
that's really the only way to get the incremental capacity. So
they're cutting Britain, they don't just pay more, they cut
back the price they're paying for it to make it economic to
produce, there is no shortage of oil in the world, there's
oil in the world, and they're able at a certain price to get
it to market faster and more efficiently more economically
than we are. And I guess the question becomes when you
actually crunch the numbers, will a pipeline solve that? Or
will the shale oil gas and oil that's getting to market units?
It's getting to those refineries before us faster and cheaper
than us? Will a pipeline from you know, will Keystone change
that
shale oil will cap the price at which we will be able to sell
our oil, our oil will always and always has traditionally sold at
a discount to what WTI significant discount on cases.
Today we talked about 25 plus dollars a barrel on a $65 barrel
of oil. That's a big discount, right. And it continues it will
continue if we have better ways of getting more pipelines if
there is a keystone out there. enabling us to move it that oil
will travel cheaper pipeline is a relatively efficient way to
travel right to send the oil out of the Paris.
So what's going on here? Is this an oil war? Are we thwarting
Scandinavia's?
Listening to those guys, there's no way of figuring out what's
going on. Well, they're Canadian with comments like yeah, we have
to lower the price to make it more economical to sell it's
already to make it more economical to produce no that's
not that's just the opposite. Yeah, to raise the price and
make it economical to produce if it cost you 50 bucks to pull it
out of the ground you can lower the price to 25 and then pull it
out of the ground or lose $25 that barrel that's not gonna
work.
So but but what's why can't they get it tomorrow? I mean, that's
us they're trying to get it to us they can't get it to us
faster but even it's $25 Cheaper I can I can get my own tank or a
truck and drive it and make money
well you'd have a truck full of useless product
oh and what can't What do you mean then ship it off to the to
us and then it's not useless when when they ship it to us
it's useless until it goes to an oil refinery didn't get turned
into products right?
Yeah, they won't take the oil refinery won't take my cheap
crude from cannabis.
I think the underlying message here is that the oil refineries
that capacity
Okay, got it. Well, what happened to peak oil then?
There's a talk about a phrase from the chaise.
What happened was peak oil. Remember that was during the era
of peak bullshit. Yeah, that would be it. We do have a
shortage. However, something very important medics
perform CPR on a father of two police show up after a toddler
is found unattended in the backseat of a car with two
adults unresponsive in the front seat. This is what Tennessee's
opioid crisis looks like people are overdosing at an alarming
rate. And Narcan is the one thing that can bring them back
to doses in here. Okay.
Dwayne Holman is the executive director of the Nashville
Prevention Partnership. He received a grant to get Narcan
for the national agencies that need it. But it turns out
actually getting it is now a problem
is our whole nation is experiencing this epidemic at
the same time and so getting our hands on it has been difficult.
It took three months to get 808 doses. These are just some of
the places where It's been distributed so far. But Holman
says it's needed elsewhere
and we have reached out to shelters we've reached out to
veterans organizations
Narcan is now prescribed double meaning you can get it at local
drugstores. coopertown. Police on unusual case recently, where
they arrested a drug addict who carried her own Narcan is not
uncommon to see people who are who are drug addicts or who are
in close proximity to drug as maybe their family, maybe their
peers who will have Narcan on hand because they know the
risks.
Holman is hoping to distribute five to 800 more doses of Narcan
and Nashville over the next few weeks. He has to get them first
and for that, he'll have to wait. But everything
in my being tells me that we have to still continue to help
who we have to figure out how to make this this better.
I have my one opioid crisis clip which turns out to be a
commercial for this upcoming 60 minutes but maybe we should play
that too before we discuss this
60 minutes and the Washington Post have a follow up on their
investigation of the opioid crisis which is killing nearly
100 people a day are retired DEA agent turned whistleblower says
the government was too lenient when it reached $150 million
settlement with a major drug distributor accused of ignoring
suspicious opioid shipments millions. He'll tell his story
Sunday on 60 minutes.
Yeah, well thanks for nothing.
Here's here's something interesting that now we know
that we have real problems with the opium with the heroin in the
United States because it's been cut with fentanyl and people are
dying left and right fentanyl highly toxic and now both Nevada
and Nebraska have come up with a novel idea and they say you know
we should use fentanyl to kill prisoners when we need to
execute them since they've run out of that other chemical that
no one seems to be able to find anymore
yes the chemical companies decided that they're gonna
want to make it anymore right so now they're gonna now they're
gonna they're considering fentanyl
will this use that carbo fentanyl this of this super
toxic
I mean hope that gives people a clue that is not good use it's
not good to use
actually may not be a bad idea just for the reverse promotion
benefits
right could be
the situation is out of control.
Massively out of control.
We blame the education system.
I think since we teased it I do want to do a little bit on text
gate. This is the the texts that have been leaked slash
discovered between sources named scrotum keep forgetting his name
Stuart struck scrotum. scrotum is his name. Peter, scrotum and
Lisa,
Peter, some like 10,000 messages. And I want to remind
everybody, where did they get these where to who to who? Who
grabbed these messages?
I think the FBI leaked them themselves. Yeah,
but where did they even get them from?
Well, let's listen to a little background or from this is I
think this is Fox.
Another big story. This is huge, loathsome human idiot. And talk
of Watergate. We now know exactly what was in those anti
Trump texts sent by the FBI agent who was kicked off Robert
Mueller's Russia probe. And it's not pretty In fact, some of it
we can't even share some of it for you on morning TV. It's that
bad. Griff Jenkins, his life more DC bureau with the stunning
new text messages that have been obtained by Fox News, Griff. I
couldn't stop going through these this morning. It's crazy.
Stunning indeed. Good morning, Heather. These obtained by Fox
News between two FBI agents assigned to the Russia probe
Peter struck and Lisa Paige. It led Special Counsel Robert
Muller to remove stroke from the investigation and the language
is at times profane and not for morning television, as you say
in this is all how they're going to fuel the narrative that the
investigation is tainted. Now let's just start with March 4
Last year, Paige God Trump is a loathsome human stroke yet he
may win. Good for Hillary it is would be a worst president thing
Cruz page Trump. Yes, I think so. I'm not sure struck oh my
god, he's an idiot. In this stroke. God Hillary should win
100 million to zero page. I know. Now remember, all of this
has taken place. While stroke is an integral part of the FBI
investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails. He was the one
credited with changing the wording and then FBI Director
James Comey his assessment from grossly negligent to extremely
careful a month later paperless. Here's to acknowledge that
they're doing something they shouldn't look at this page. So
look, you say we text on that phone when we talk about Hillary
because it can't be traced. Now later by October after candidate
Trump has gotten The nomination strokes deeply felt by us
reaches new heights. Here on the 20th of October, I am roused up
stroke says Trump is an expletive idiot is unable to
provide a coherent answer that same day in all caps that's
shouting across texting can't pull away what the expletive
happened to our country.
So your question is the right one, though, Jon's like, Where?
Where did the text message who leaked the text messages because
I could have only been the FBI, I
say, who had it in the first place that the FBI go to the NSA
and get the messages?
I think
and the NSA is very uncooperative about most of
these deals, because they don't want every Tom Dick and Harry
working for every law enforcement agency asking them
for this information. They just don't like doing that. It's not
what they're doing. Well, because they have it. They have
the information. So they somehow it got to the FBI, and then now
got to Fox News. How did that happen? I'm very suspicious
about these. I mean, I'm not suspicious that they're not
true. And I'm suspicious that they that they're available.
Nobody's saying anything about that. Does that mean every time
I text you and say, Hey, read the newsletter, that somebody's
going to leak my text, my private text to you may not have
the blue maybe who the hell knows? Well, that's the point.
Maybe we should know this is not right.
So about there's a couple of actors and the one that no one's
talking about is Andrew McCabe. The end he is the he's he's a
real big wig. In the FBI is the assistant director. Yeah,
speeder strokes guy know what I mean? Yeah, we hear of him. And
apparently he's now somewhere in the HR department. That sounds
very sketchy. Some people are positing I've used it twice in
two episodes.
You have destiny for the second time. That's it.
I'm done. No more positive patients.
I hope so
that Peter stroke may just be an alias for Andrew McCabe. And
when you think about how they always like to make up phony
names, yeah. You know, Peter stroke, Peter strokes, Peter
stroke as Peter, you know, there's maybe there's something
there. Oh, yeah, that's actually one of those little cute things
they do from time to time. But I'd like to see both of these
guys. Is there. Even their backgrounds, their Wiki pages
are very similar.
Was was struck, did have to go before Congress yet or No, no,
no, we wouldn't. We've never seen him. We've only seen the
one picture of the guy who knows if it's even him.
That's a very interesting theory.
I don't know what to say to that. And again, you know, why
would the FBI clearly leaked these texts? Are they in
trouble? Do they have to say, well, we have to something is
no, I mean, what what is going on? I mean, it just seems like
no one's asking any of these important questions.
No, they're not. Nobody's asking anything. They're just just
almost like, here's what happened. Read a couple of these
things. You're off. Well, Jimmy,
Jim Jordan, who's mostly from Congressman from I don't know
where he's from.
Forgot, yeah, George. So he had He's good.
He is. He had Rosen Steen Stein, in the witness bench and asked
him some leading questions. But you know, it's always a script
in Congress that
Peter struck we learned had all these text messages. We got to
read some of them early this morning. Now, as my colleagues
have pointed out, some of them are you know, their show it
didn't like Trump. He and Miss page are exchanging text
messages back and forth show they don't like the president.
But that's not the new everyone on Mueller's team no one on
molars team likes Trump. We already knew that. But I want to
focus on one in particular. And this This is a text message from
Mr. Struck to miss page. Recalling a conversation and a
meeting that took place in nd Andrew McCabe's office, Deputy
Director of the FBI recalling a meeting earlier, and Mr. Struck
says this, I want to believe the path you threw out for
consideration in Andy's office. Then there's a break dash, it
says that there's no way he gets elected, no way Trump gets
elected. He says I want to believe that. You said that in
the meeting and Andrew McCabe's office, I want to believe that,
but then he goes, but I'm afraid we can't take that risk. This
goes to intent. He says we can't take the risk that, you know,
the people of this great country might elect Donald Trump
president, we can't take this risk. This is Peter strock, head
of counterintelligence at FBI. This is Peter strock, who I
think had a hand in that dossier that was all dressed up and
taken to the FISA Court. He's saying we can't take the risk.
We have to do something about it. Uh, don't forget the
timeline here either. Mr. Rosenstein Peter struck January
10. He's the guy who changes the exoneration letter from gross
negligence criminal standard to extreme carelessness, July 2,
he's the guy who sets in on the Clinton interview, July 5 2016.
That's when Comey has the press conferences. We're not going to
prosecute cleanse, okay, we're not going to prosecute. And then
August 2016, we have this text message the same month that the
Russian investigation is opened at the FBI August 2016. And my
guess is that's the same month that the application was taken
to the FISA court to get the warrants to spy on Americans
using this dossier, that Clinton campaign paid for Democrats paid
for fake news, all dressed up taken to the court. So I got
really just a couple basic questions, because it seems to
me if the answer to any of these, those two questions if
the answer is yes, if you guys paid Christopher steel, at the
same time, the Democrats in the Clinton campaign were painting
or if you took the dossier, dress it all up, took it to the
FISA court, and use that as the basis to get a warrant. And now
we have intent in this in this text message saying that there's
another text message my colleague represented earlier,
where Mr. strock says, I can protect our country at many
levels, says it with all the humility he could muster. I can
protect our country at many levels. This guy thought he was
super agent James Bond at the FBI. This is obvious. I'm afraid
we can't take that risk. We can't there's no way we can let
the American people make Donald Trump the next president. I
gotta protect our country. This is unbelievable. And I'm here to
tell you Mr. Rosenstein, I think the public pressure in this
whole thing is gone.
Yeah, I'll say that's not true yet. No one cares. No one. Now
there was a story which I wanted to correct. People.
This sounded like the same clip you played in the last show. But
I believe it was a slightly different clip. I don't think we
played it used it. I don't think we played it. No, no, no, you
played it. Because I was bitching about the fact that I
had the clip and I didn't possibly ever possible, I never
put it on my list. And then I apologize. Well, there's new
stuff in there, right, and maybe maybe the same exact. Here's
the story that caught my eye. As a part of this dossier, which
was created by fusion GPS, the wife of the Department of
Justice deputy, were handled some of this move of the way
there was opposition research at the time, whatever it was, as
she worked at GPS. And here's the news report on if you saw
this, oh, she was applying trade craft she applied for a ham
radio license after contract contract the Mi six steel so the
it just so you know, the implication here? If people have
been watching too much of the Americans, I think the
implication here exactly his that they're transmitting
information from the US from Washington, DC, to Christopher
Steele, either in London or in Russia, via shortwave
transmission. Yeah, sure. So first of all, you don't apply
for a ham radio license, you go and take the test. There's no
application, you apply. Good point, you take the test the and
you get good as she was. She got an amateur status. That's you
can't use short. Well, that's not true. You can use 10 meters
very unreliable for you know, for what we're talking about
here. You miss you got to tech status. That to us our tech
status. Yes. technician, technician. Yeah, so you can
pretty much only use the meter and it's only repeaters and you
can't
really is mostly for VHF right. Yeah,
there's Yeah. You don't get to use the shortwave. Really? Well,
you could have done Morse code. They should have put that in the
article. They were using Morse code
nobody use it you wouldn't you got the internet. Why would you
do this? You just can just send it out. steganography works
fine. Nobody's gonna catch you doing that is funny.
Lawyer Lawrence O'Donnell on the text
after Mr. Trump made an apparent sexual illusion related to the
size of his hands. Ms. Page wrote, This man cannot be
president. And another exchange, Mr. strzok wrote of a potential
Trump presidency. I'm scared for our organization that turned out
to be a well placed fear. He also referred to Mr. Trump as a
douche.
It was your new beat. Yeah. People who've been in the media
that say the word douche subject a dude. Right? Yeah. Well,
somebody a douche. I want to mention something because this
is an aside, cuz I don't know who sent this to me. And I
didn't even know it was a product. But somebody sent me a
toilet paper roll with every conceivable column ever written
by David
Brooks. Oh, wow.
Yeah, and they're all different. I don't know how far down the
road before they start repeating but the entire toilet paper roll
is David Brookes, New York Times columns,
and have you used it yet? And so yes, which column have you
desecrated?
I haven't used it yet because I'm just so fascinated by this
existence. Picture
or it didn't happen as far as I'm concerned.
Well, it's the damnedest thing I've ever seen this. I'm sorry,
there used to be a Obama toilet roll. Yeah. But that is doesn't
hold a candle to the gun is
this this is very good. And I'm sure it's a huge copyright
violation. Yes, absolutely. Here's Trey Gowdy on the text.
This is the person we needed to avoid a conflict of interest.
And then he said this, they furloughed fully deserved to go
and demonstrate the absolute bigoted nonsense of Trump. But
he wasn't content to just disparage Donald Trump. He had
to disparage Donald Trump's family. This is what he said.
Mr. Deputy Attorney General, he said the douchebags are about to
come out. He's talking about our First Lady and children. This
conflict of interest for a special agent of the FBI.
So not just Trump has played that clip. Last show. No, that
was the tease. That was a tease clip is the only one I played
that I can remember. Oh, okay. Well, that's the one I play.
Well, this one for sure. He did not hear this is former FBI
Assistant Director, what's his name? What's his name? I don't I
don't know. But he's a former FBI Assistant Director. What can
an FBI official an FBI agent do to stop a president from getting
elected?
Well, I think he can do what this guy tried to do. He can
fabricate things, he can make up stuff. He can lie. He can be a
total moron. He can recruit others. You know, he belongs in
Leavenworth this guy and my personal view. I don't have all
the facts, but from what I know he belongs behind bars. This
guy's you know, these things cannot happen in a democracy.
I agree. And the fact that agree that Muller is a part of it, who
got the special two year unconstitutional two year
extension as FBI director to cover up whatever crimes were
taking place during the Bush administration, that he of all
people, and that that 10 year term limit was put in there
because of people like what's his face? The crossdresser?
Yeah, Hoover, Hoover, because he had a little fiefdom, they said,
the Congress passed the law, which is not represented that
way anymore. They in the media, they pass the law so that no one
could build that kind of fiefdom. And the Obama
administration, the Obama administration circumvented that
so that Muller could stay on for an extra two years and this guy
is now in there doing God knows what I'd like to I'm a little
tired of it.
Honestly, yes. And I think the public is getting a clue. No,
would you please and when I say the public I mean are the no
agenda listeners. Okay?
Well, one final bit for me. This will also remain a little item
on my beat the net neutrality the morons ruling the roost of
the media. Let's listen to someone who clearly knows
everything about net neutrality. Jimmy Kimmel
meanwhile, the Federal Communications Commission, the
FCC did something absolutely despicable. Today, they voted to
put an end to net neutrality. This is the rule that says
everyone gets equal access to the internet, a big company or
somebody selling crocheted hours from their house in the Midwest.
Now, as long as they tell us they're doing it now. Internet
service providers will be allowed to slow down or block
web traffic to any website, or streaming service they like
which benefits the big telecom companies and does the opposite.
For all of us. They did this even though 83% of Americans
support net neutrality and 2 million the people who
supposedly wrote to the FCC to oppose net neutrality were
bogus. Many of them turned out to be dead people, someone stole
the identities of dead people to help push this through. So now,
we have to hope Congress agrees to vote on and reverse it, but I
just want to say thank you, President Trump, thanks to you
and this jackhole you appointed to run the FCC. Big corporations
are about to take full control of the internet so Merry
Christmas everybody. And by the way, tomorrow is the last day
maybe ever to enroll for healthcare under the Affordable
Care Act if you do not have health insurance you are you
know you're required by law to get it you will get fined if you
don't get it go to healthcare.gov to sign up. For a
lot of people it's free so do it now because once net neutrality
is gone, we might not have even have Web MD anymore. So this is
something that you need
Oh, and sadly that will become the truth. No, yeah. That is the
sad part of it is people really believe that.
Your Oh since we're on the Netball stuff, let's go I got my
last little clip nine second clip, which was a promotional
KQED A clip where they're just playing the kinds of shows that
they're going to have coming is the educational sorry say
educational channel and there's a little tidbit in here for you
and move us dance can embody the meaning of climate change
women it Can I still see this program? I want to have an
interpretive dance about climate change. That's a good clip,
John, let me just I'm gonna play that again just for myself.
And move us dance can embody the meaning of climate change. The
news room Sunday.
It's a beautiful
how can dance embody That's what gets me the meaning it doesn't
it's not about climate, it's about the meaning. dutiful is
just beyond me
and of show clips from GX two from Joshua and Jessica
Pettigrew, Li o le puke and Sir Chris Wilson with his son Felix,
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