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farm animals, Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday,
December 8 2011 times you're getting my nation media
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where for some unknown reason
that this weird hour the fog rolled in, I'm John C. Dvorak.
Levin Buzzkill. And by fog I don't mean your singing voice.
Mel Torme a yes.
Oh, I do a pretty good Mel toma actually, people always say I
sound like Eric Burdon.
Lee want to hear my Eric burden on here. Oh, yeah, there is. In
New Orleans. Nailed nailed it, right. That's actually my Obama
doing Eric Burdon. Everybody doesn't house. The rise. So
yeah,
that far. Yeah. In the morning to do that. I think you may be
getting the lyrics from the House of the Rising Sun and
doing Obama Obama over it. CFRE get
kind of like a bill Shatner type of vibe.
Yeah, totally. Hello, everybody.
There is a house. New Orleans, Texas, Kansas. Whatever.
You got that far. Hanging in there.
I forgot the lyrics. Oh,
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chat.net This is another episode of the award winning podcast the
best podcast in the universe. It is the no agenda show. And I got
up early this morning to well there's a lot going on today.
John there is a lot going on. We have Yeah. In the United States
of Europe. We have the big Do or Die meeting.
That's tomorrow isn't it? Oh
that's today brother. It starts today starts
there's another thing there's some there's also the holder
hearing is going to hold are hearing which
I've been watching this morning we also have Corizon testifying
about which we kind of expect him to take the fifth on
everything so as not to incriminate his guilty self. The
holder thing of course I'm very excited about the setup was
beautiful this morning and they were they went on recess for
like half an hour do some minor some annoying thing like vote so
they just came back and now Sheila Jackson's like, oh, very
annoying, horrible person but ice. It was a beautiful setup.
Yesterday the news came out CBS came out with this news. And
Eisah started off this morning which I clipped for our pleasure
with this little ditty recognised for
an opening statement.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I'd first like to ask unanimous
consent that the following document be placed in the
record. December 7, article by Cheryl Atkinson entitled
documents ATF used Fast and Furious to make case for gun
regulations.
So CBS News has emails, which they've now published that
literally show that exactly what we talked about that ATF used
the gun walking programme to make a case for regulation of
guns in these United States of Gitmo nation.
Curiously, we kind of spotted that as a potential scam.
Did it? Yes, we did. Now also questions should arise today
about about the the ATF laundering drug money. It's all
it's all? No, it's all out in the open on Eisah is on the
warpath man. He's he is so ready to rock and roll it you can just
see he's like peeing his pants. What we need, of course, is a
Democrat to to start attacking the column. The general by the
way, they don't call him Attorney General. in these in
these hearings, they say a General Holder,
which sounds so wrong for a lawyer is wrong. I never noticed
that. Yeah, it's the whole morning.
But he was so of course. There was really nothing going on this
morning. Except the definition of lying to Congress. That was
kind of a funny bit that I clipped for us here.
Well hinted that nobody in the Justice Department has lied. Go
by how was the letter withdrawn? The letter was withdrawn because
there's information in there that was inaccurate. The Justice
Department letter of February Okay.
They will tell me what's the difference between lying and
misleading Congress in this context?
Well, if you want to have this legal conversation, it all has
to do with your state of mind.
What's your state of mind, baby? That's all. That's how it works
baby data.
Mind we're not you had the requisite intent in to come up
with something that can be considered perjury or a lie.
That was provided in that February 4 letter that was
gleaned by the people who drafted the letter after they
interacted with people who they thought were in the best
position.
That's a great statement. I gotta hear that, again. The
information that That letter was gleaned after the people who
made the statement to interact with that people
who they thought were in the best position to have the
guy such a liar. I saw also asked I didn't clip it. But I
also asked the if he should be sworn in there was like a
parliamentary inquiry immediately well know when
you're testifying before Congress is the same as being
testifying under oath. Yet the you know, so they don't make the
guy. They don't swear him in, which is weird. I think.
I thought they did.
No, no, no, there was a whole thing this morning. I
started off he handed in the dotnet. I seen people being
sworn in.
Well, you know, for some reason, parliamentary rules say that if
you're testifying before Congress, it is exactly the same
as testifying under oath, even if you're not being sworn in.
Well, we'll see. Yeah, it sounds like a scam to me. Big scam.
Well, whatever. Anyway, so it's an exciting day. Corizon. She'll
be funny.
Corizon will be good for the big laughs Yeah. Because, of course,
he may just shut up if he's,
he's gonna take he's gonna plead the fifth. I don't think so. For
those who don't know, we have a fifth amendment here in the
United States of Gitmo where you don't have to testify at all i
Taking the fifth, if your testimony were possibly to
incriminate you. So you don't have to do that. So it may be a
very short hearing. But it's now it's now pretty much known that
the financial advisor to the President a bundler for the
President, ie he
collected Bundler. Maybe that
too, I think he's a bundler. He wasn't been. He's the
Hamburglar. the Hamburglar for the President. Back basically
stole like a billion dollars from people's accounts. And and
so far, the government's like, well, you know, we'll we'll
figure it out. Don't worry about it. But he's like farmers and
stuff who were, you know, who had money in accounts for
futures contracts? For cattle? He just took it.
And the authorities go ask, okay, he's a bungler. Don't
worry about it. It's all gonna be good.
Right? Yeah, it's a winner. Yeah.
But the Europe thing. We'll get into that later, though. That's
fascinating to me.
I think the top news item is the one about the this idiotic bill
that will takes the Fourth Amendment and flushes it down
the toilet. You mean
the National Defence Authorization Act?
Yeah, that's got that one provision in it. And the one
that I do have a if you want to play something humorous, of
course, of course. I do have the Jon Stewart. As long though
that's really like eight minutes. Oh, is that the long?
No, no, I don't have the eight minute one is for after the
show. Which one do I have here? Let me look at the
because I saw the Jon Stewart thing anything? Yeah, but it's
Jon Stewart. I don't think people aren't guy Jon Stewart
over again. We really have
to listen to him. That's the end of this show. Well, maybe that's
the I don't even see it. Nevermind, I can't play it. I
don't even see it. It says End of show clip on the defence Bill
fiasco. We can play it at the end of the show if you want.
Yeah, that's what I have it. Here's his end of the show.
Let's not play it now then it's not a good well, I can say
something though. Okay. John McCain is an unbelievable
douchebag.
Hold on a second. Let me just let me accentuate that. You
know, I have. There's a couple of things about this. NDA, the
first one, there's another little thing that crept in
there. Besides the fact that, you know, if you're a
belligerent ie a grumpy old man, and you support al Qaeda with
your phone, my kids with your phone, we're number one finger.
The National Defence Authorization Act includes a
provision to repeal article 125 of the Uniform Code of Military
Justice. Now, you kind of gloss over that, you know, especially
when you're trying not to be too belligerent. Are you familiar
with article 125 of the going to be shortly? Article 125 of the
Uniform Code of Military Justice makes it illegal to engage in
both sodomy with humans and with animals?
Oh, hold on a second. I guess it's been repeat The old
Walton the bill Yeah, they want to
get your Fourth Amendment rights but you're gonna be able to fuck
this it's quid
pro quo, baby. What's your problem? This is a good deal how
crazy is that? That's just not I understand sex with animals. Hey
man looks good cat. Amen. Look,
give me credit for me to find you.
I'm telling you, man we got if you're if you're out kinda if
you got a former finger. Or if you're grumpy, we're gonna lock
you up. However, however, my friend, here's what I got for
you looking look at my coat. I got some sex with farm animals
for you. Unbelievable. And then there's this thing going around
which I think I actually heard it on. Alex Jones, and usually
he has some documentation to back it up.
What What was that you just said? Yeah, usually what
usually,
usually, usually really usually. Well, this
case is very interesting. KBR has released a document which
calls for subcontractors to this got leaked out that artists
applied various functions to the FEMA camps, including temporary
fencing and barricades, catering services, medical and laundry
services, power generation, refuse collection and other
services. They are expected to be able to activate their parts
of the camps within 72 hours after an order. These are the
camps that you don't believe exist. They don't. Okay, well,
the document is here.
Where's this document come from? From
KBR? It's a PDF. KBR establishing a National Quick
Response Team for our current Federal Emergency Management
Agency and US Army Corps of Engineer work for anticipated
future contracts. I'm looking at the document right now.
You're looking at know this. Mrs. Kvr KBR Yeah, what's KBR?
Kente Brown and root. You know, that was a big contractor.
Oh, it's a it's a business consulting firm Kellogg, brown
and root now they're huge. Yeah, they're big. They're huge.
They're part of that group that took all the money out of Iraq.
Yeah,
those guys.
Yeah, those guys Halliburton company. Yeah, I
think it is a Halliburton subsidiary. Anyway, so I just
thought that was kind of interesting. It seems like you
know, the personnel.
So you have this in the show notes? Yes, of course. I do.
I'll have to look that over later.
Yeah, absolutely. But that is, you know, the, you know, I got a
lot of email about the bullying stuff.
I got a bullying clip.
Oh, let's set it up with that, because I've looked into this a
little further. And.
But this is on ABC. So we know it's a one of the conduits for
some White House
and that's because the news director, the president of news
at ABC sister is a personal and a high level adviser to the
president.
And and Stephanopoulos is one of the main shareholders, White
House shill, and then this is a promotion for the anti bullying
initiatives, and you'll probably discuss, but also while we're at
it, we might as well push Lady Gaga Of course, why not make
some money for her because there's money in it. For all of
us.
The most recent numbers on bullying are staggering. 160,000
children stay home from school every day to avoid bullies.
Winning 14 Or to say they're victims and one of America's
most popular singers has become a powerful voice on their
behalf. And today, Lady Gaga took their cause to the top.
Here's ABCs Lindsey Davis on Gaga at the White House. At the
White House, 13
years old, and alone at 4am, Jonah Mallory went public with
his darkest thoughts. More than 5 million people have watched
his video where he uses note cards to express the anguish of
being bullied and thoughts of suicide. Since he posted it
support has poured in from everyday people and celebrities
alike. Popstar Lady Gaga tweeted Thank you, Jonah for being brave
enough to share your story. Today Lady Gaga took that
message to the White House meeting with top staff to the
president to press the importance of this crisis and
seek help for the nation's kids. Gaga began her fight hi this is
Jamie after 14 year old Jamie Rhoda Meyer gave up his Lady
Gaga she's one of his last messages offered thanks to Lady
Gaga. She lets me know that I was born this way. When he later
took his life after being bullied for being gay. Lady Gaga
tweeted the past days I've spent reflecting crying and yelling.
Now she's giving full Ways to bully children through her
charity
organisations centred around anti bullying. And my mom and I
are really passionate about that this is our passion project.
But beyond adults efforts, bullied teens are also
supporting one another online. Why so many kids are really
using the internet as their personal diary here to pour your
heart
out on the internet is a way to sometimes ask for the support
that you need. And as Jonah found to get the support that
you
need, and now these children have a star on their side,
bringing their stories all the way to the White House. Lindsey
Davis eight Wow.
exactly one minute and 47 seconds of my life never to
return again. So here's an angle on this two things. First of
all, I received emails, including one from a lawyer,
lawyer, Robert, I think, and that is really angry, you know,
like calling me names bullying me actually calling you bullying
me saying, you know, the internet is, you know, it
magnifies this stuff. You don't know how horrible it is not a
couple of things. I want to say first of all, parents who are
angry about this internet bullying and Facebook bullying,
even bullying in the classroom, or actually it's their own
baggage, they're angry because they have not taught their
children how to strike back to have a vocabulary or a pen
poisonous enough to take care of business. So it's their own
anger that they're letting out there. Secondly, the hypocrisy
whereas it's oh, by the way, when is it when so then we now
have laws right? We have a law in Massachusetts, the anti
bullying law, you cannot bully you can go to jail and I'll get
to that story in a minute. So where does this end? Is it okay
to bully someone who's no longer a teenager? Is it 1314 1516 17
So what age is that? Okay, and the hypocrisy of everyone on the
internet bullying teenage pop stars who apparently have some
superpowers and are okay with bullying because they're bullied
all the time. Go look at Star Magazine National Enquirer who
has cellulite who was boobs are off who's who looks ugly.
Everyone participates in that. But that's just funny because
they're celebrities. So it's It's hypocrisy. And it's
ridiculous. And no, seriously, I mean,
you're on a talk show host at the pet peeve thing when you
do I will talk show host politicians everyone should go
to jail if you make fun of of a teen star. Just because they're
a star doesn't mean that that the laws don't
apply all of a sudden, okay. Yeah, Justin Bieber looks like a
lesbian. Oh, yeah.
It's all really funny. And David Letterman can do it. Jon Stewart
can do it. Jay Leno can do it. The president actually bullied
the Jonas Brothers by threatening them with a drone
attack. This is an outrage. He is bullying the Jonas Brothers,
some of who are teenagers. So it's, you'd all hypocrites. So
I'm watching. This is really bothering me this bullying stuff
because it's everywhere in town. Oh, no, it gets worse. Okay, so
Piers Morgan has an hour long has Phoebe Prince's mother
aren't now Phoebe Prince, hung herself in January of 2010,
after being bullied at school, hung herself. Horrible. And
Pierce has this mother on who is clearly just, you know, she's
Irish of origin. And she's crying you know, she there's
nothing coming out of her. Then he brings the District Attorney
in who prosecuted and got these laws in place, which Governor
Rick Snyder has put into place, the anti bullying laws. And so
watching this for full hour, John a full hour, the two things
they never said they never really explicitly stated what
was said what these horrible bullying things were or what was
posted on Facebook or whatever never said that. And the
interesting thing is, every single commercial was a
pharmaceutical ad. And just on a hunch, I look up what really
happened to this Phoebe Prince. Turns out she came to America
after her father and mother separated. She was in distress
in 2008 and she was put on Prozac. She can tissue was
severely disturbed she was cutting herself. She broke up
with a boyfriend and then tried to swallow an entire bottle of
Prozac. After that, she was put on Seroquel and put into the
hospital because she was so disturbed. None of this came up
in this interview by the way, not not a single thing. And then
this poor More girl commit suicide devise you beautiful
young girl, you know this. They called her a whore or whatever
they called her. And then you go look at this district attorney
Elizabeth Scheibel, who has since stepped down, she's no
longer a district attorney for the NorthWestern district. But
when she was she had to disclose her holdings. And she's got a
lot of interesting stock holdings like Acura
pharmaceuticals, and other companies like this. What is
happening, I believe, John, is that teenagers and a 2004, the
FDA already said, you know, these antidepressants can cause
kids to commit suicide. In fact, it's on every single label, this
antidepressant can actually make you so depressed, that you're
going to commit suicide. I think what's happening here is a cover
up by the pharmaceutical industry, because they are the
ones responsible, their drugs are making these kids nuts. And
who knows what, what Ritalin and all these other drugs are doing.
Kids are killing themselves, because they're drugged out. And
to cover it all up, we're gonna have this big bullying thing.
And oh, you can't bully whenever laws against bullying. Because
God forbid we find out the ugly truth that our drugged up kids
are going nutso because of the drugs that we put them on. And
now we'll play it.
And we'll see movies pet peeve of the day. Well, that was
better than a pet peeve. And by the way, criticising that clip
for wasting 1.8 minutes of your life doesn't compare to you
watching Piers Morgan.
I know that that part I'm gonna go to hell for watching that
guy. By the way. I haven't got any clips on this, but that
guy's name. I've been watching the hearings. And these are hard
to clip. It's fresh. The hearings going on in Great
Britain over the phone hacking scandal and they have all these
editors. They've all worked for Piers Morgan, there was a moment
where
this guy, right he ran away. He ran away from England because he
knew this was going to come out he wanted to be safe. So we
can't get extradited.
He was the guy who in fact, they had some pictures of this guy. I
should just I wish you could see this. But this guy, one of these
editors he holds up says that he has a big binder of clippings
that he's so proud of. And he holds up this thing has got a
picture of Sarkozy's wife naked. Hey, the guy, the guy doing the
questions you maybe shouldn't put that down. Because we're on
camera. He says well, and he puts it down and then he holds
it up again. And says we got this picture of Sarkozy's wife.
Yeah. And so they get up and he puts it down. So where did you
get the pictures and we stole it. And, and so he says we
nicked it. As he said when he says what we found this old some
guy who was a fashion photographer, very unknown guy.
We found him and he had his cache of photos. And we went
over and visited him and it stole the picture without paying
and made a big joke about it. And it was Piers Morgan that
told them to do it. And that redheaded Rebecca says I don't
think you should be stealing stuff. And Morgan says Go ahead.
We need this Dori.
Oh no, Piers Morgan is a total douchebag he is so happy. He is
so happy to be here because he knows that if he was in London
in England, he would be so under the gun. This guy is directly
responsible for a lot of you know, I went to the screws as we
call them the news and news of the World. We are actually
member MVNO, how to deal with the sun.
Yeah. And you do some news of the World thing and
news of the World I'm sorry, it's some news of the World.
Yeah, we were doing a video for news of the World. And I would
go to wiping where their headquarters are, which was like
a high security prison. Just to get in you have like, turnstiles
gates, God that was
so competitive. They were selling that thing at 5 million
copies a weekend. And they were paying people he said there was
not not unusual pay people $10,000 For a tip like we're
late with during the Lady Diana period in the 90s it says it was
common to be doling out three to $10,000 to people if you could
tell us that Lady Diana is going to be arriving at some airport
in Finland. If you give us enough of advance notice. 10
grand right.
The screws offered Christina as it was a while for like a brief
while luckily she was hanging out with Peaches Geldof Bob
Geldof's drugged out daughter and Blad that didn't last long.
They offered her 10s of 1000s of dollars to take take pictures
and get send them to him. Which he never did. But wow. I mean,
it was tempting. I was like, move over kid Shut up. We take
the camera.
Take this pen and just slip it into your pocket. It's okay.
Don't worry about it. It's all good.
So, now they had a big budget for this sort of thing. So they
had they had the good stuff. But yeah, they were so glib about
it. It's pretty funny. I've just I've been listening to this For
a while, but again, here's Morgan's name comes up over and
over again the guy is really not a is a bad actor. But again,
I go back to how this is such a huge deal whereas the British
public, no one's outraged about the cameras on every single
street corner about the government snooping their phones
their emails about they have cameras and trash cans. No one's
no one's upset about that. No, it's the government is good for
you. But oh, when it's about a celebrity, like Hugh Grant, or
PIPA, then oh, this is horrible.
Yeah, and then they read it of course.
And then and then of course, it's important because they're
all stupid. hypnotised slaves unlike the people who listen to
and support the best podcast in the universe.
Yeah, well we do our part now I have a couple of thing we have I
want to get on and name our producers for today's show. We
have a good number we do have one anomaly yeah which I'm
looking at you I enjoyed this I think it's happened before the
the when we download the the numbers from Pay Pal sometimes
when somebody writes too much I think those things get I don't
think they can I think that record is not doesn't show up in
the download but I will go back and look into the files
themselves but but our night in Tokyo
yes Sir Mark,
Sir Mark would you know you hung out with him and so
we're not going to credit him I mean, I give him total benefit
of the doubt
Oh no. Yeah there's no doubt about it. I actually think it's
in there because I think Eric turned this information up some
time ago that in some downloads some things disappear but it's
still in the you still the money was actually still received and
is counted valve dot obviously I'm going to check because he
comes in with the actually friend on behalf of DiEM Astrid,
a $500 contribution becoming the executive producer for the show
but he has a nice note. We've been working for the last 20
months on our biggest project to date in central Tokyo. These are
the two were for people out there not familiar with Sir
Mark. May major major league architects and they work in
Asia. We've been working last 20 months on our biggest project to
date in central Tokyo. Not an embassy but up but opposite one
definitely is largest one, fully open to the public. The whole
complex comprises eight buildings, three of which form
one of the biggest bookstores in Japan. Yes, our client believes
in books I think you know something that we are just
realising thanks to you guys that books may be become
important again sooner than we think hey, that book thing there
might be something to it. You know, I there's JC buzzkill Jr.
and others have noticed that when the more they use the
Kindle, the more books they end up buying. It's true.
It's absolutely true. Why do you why do you think I started the
big book show man I'm Nostradamus?
Well you might be because I have a clip that might indicate such
they will play later I want to donate this producer ship the
day mastered my business partners her leadership in the
project was incredible. I simply put the project would not have
been possible without her we work as a team on her projects.
She really pull out the stops and she just complimentary says
she should be proud was fitting and no doubt because of the
karma you send the east and only Japanese Prime Minister we felt
that had any substance in the 20 years we have been here was
there at the opening sitting up Oh, you're trying to flash her
ring at him with
your job do dropped out John. Oh,
she was sitting at the presentation of the building.
Yeah, across from the Prime Minister of Japan and she had
her night ring on
kiss it. She's trying
to flesh it out in
liquid you don't have biatch just
to get get his attention which kind of ABS
really, she's awesome. They're both very, very con people. And
so
you know we don't like mentioning clients and projects
by name on the shows we're not looking for cheap promotion. But
if you're in the Dhaka Yama area, which can Yama Tokyo near
here, Hillside terrace, you'll understand what we've been up to
buildings and interiors both and then I think he started drinking
because
that I saw that too is like I tell you sir, Mark knows how to
pound him down.
No, so here let me just read what he has, is written. With
all the commotion of the opening. I couldn't get this
mail out for the Sunday show. So if you want to make Astrid
posthumous producer of last week's show to give some a
better chance of becoming an exec producer this week, feel
free. Finally, finally, none of this would be possible with you
guys. Yeah, exactly. This show keeps us real and grounded and
able to smile at any calamity and somehow magically gives us
the karma we when we need it, sir art.
It's so kind of coincidental that I bring Hang up the whole
idea of the of the owl that that laser that set off the
earthquake and all of a sudden he's like donating coincident
bring it up again. Yeah,
I think not.
Anyway, we'll have to go to Tokyo and check out does
I really want to go Mickey knows her way around town.
That's right. She lived there.
While she lived in Japanese he does speak some Japanese she
lived there for five years and Nagasaki. We're not we're no
presidents.
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He's an Amherst libertarian and says John that's libertarian,
not libreria on libertarian not libertarian whenever I anyways
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the show knowing this is the time of year donations are down.
Thought it was appropriate to help out Adam Hey, we'll be in
Texas this week. If you and make you out for dinner on me Friday
in Austin, you name the place any place at all spend as much
as I can.
Hey, isn't Todd Cochran? The guy who arranges the Podcast Awards?
I think that's the guy right?
Is it Yeah, I
think he is I'm gonna ask a we need a posthumous
want you to check out as geek news central.com Yeah.
So kind of Amanda the guy really if anyone supports podcasting is
that guy.
And that's a good thing.
I think is he has the isn't the blueberry network the Blueberry?
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don't keep up with Crowdcast you don't know that much about it.
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Yeah, exactly happened to a non Indian visitor then it can
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it, sir.
More Borislav matter enough.
Boris love. Maron off when's his birthday?
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heading to the Lone Star State. And jobs are just one reason
housing is another this three bedroom home in Los Angeles
recently sold for more than a million dollars. Yet here in a
suburb of Austin, Texas. This four bedroom home sold for
$380,000 exact people who bought it moved from California
will stay here in Texas and we visit California quite a bit.
Bill gun yay moved his family and his computer consulting
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If we would have stayed in California in order for us to
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the lower cost of living and no personal income tax in Texas.
Bill's wife Jessica now stays home with their daughter Gwen.
We go to gym we go to swimming lessons. We do it all. And if we
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yet. They do miss that California weather
and the ocean. My very first surfboard I can't get rid of it.
But for now they'll trade blue waters for greener pastures.
Then Tracy, CBS News,
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with a smile on a boy I've had some nightmares California DMV,
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if they were lucky enough to sell their home in California
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Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
oops. All right. What happened?
Apparently somebody got hit in the mouth. Oh, there we go. That
was weird.
I know what happened is a little po did this. Although of course
imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. And how long we've
been talking about hitting people in the mouth is our
formula John for years.
At least I'm like that actually pretty close to the beginning.
So Young Turks.
Poor bastard. He's like cenc, whatever the heck is named. She
was kicked off of Ms. DNC is what it's called nowadays, by
the way. Yeah. Ms. DNC, MSNBC two hours on, had to go to
current white noise channel, which is losing so many people
that no one watches, nobody watches. You don't find it and
it doesn't have any buzz and it's poorly produced. The
production values aren't what they could be. He's
also annoying him and his whole show was annoying to watch it
and anyway, so here's here's a part of 11 seconds. It was a
little promo
value. And who are we? Well, we are proud and progressive.
There's no question about that. And we are here to punch the
establishment in the mouth, right?
Okay. Crazy mofo stealing progressive DLNR material? Stop
that
a
man. I'm sure if he's got you there. I'm sure he had an
earful. But they're going. Shows podcasts? Because this guy has
been a podcaster since 2002.
You don't tell me you consulted the book of knowledge on his
ass?
Yeah, I did. I had to. I was trying to figure out his
politics because it never made any sense to me. He's just he's
essentially when he was at MSNBC was a ranter. Like when I first
saw him, he's like a rant are exactly like Ed Schwartz. And
you don't need to have those guys. And so they got rid of
him. And he wasn't getting any numbers, which is, I guess the
real reason, right? So in other media news. I do have a funny
clip of for Erin Burnett, who is just failing at this CNN gig is
not happening. She's interviewed
pulling her out of the studio, you notice that? Right? That
it's not working in the studios now. Like, you know, of course
if they'd called us we said, Yeah, you gotta get her out of
the studio. Now. The problem with her out of the studio, is
she has a rather large dairy err, and it doesn't quite fit
with her body. You know, these women it's, you know, it sucks,
you know, I don't know how it happens, whatever. It just
doesn't look good on television. And that's the only way I you
know, that's how we evaluate things as
yeah as consultants and not as a douchebag Male
No so but so they can't really do all the shots they want. They
can't really have a walking you know, they have to shoot above
the waist. And so you can't really establish where she is.
So it's not working. The whole thing is not working.
Well she's uncomfortable too. It's so obvious. And she and her
ability to ad lib she was okay on CNBC because she was
surrounded by people and she's she's very good at interacting
and she's good with the five box and coordinating a bunch of
people yakking at each other. She's a Gemini she I worked
under names more than a couple of times when I was doing a lot
of CNBC stuff and she she was pretty slick as up to one time
some years ago. I was I was told to come on to do a Christmas
segment. Yeah. And so I brought a bunch of gizmos. And she went
off the rails and started talking about something else. I
didn't even get to show one of the gizmos. I don't know why
they brought me on. Oh, that anyone else. Well, that. That
was his pet peeve. biggest complaint of mine minor peeve.
So here we go. She comes out of a break. This is her wrapping a
show and trying to ad lib her way out. I don't know if the
prompter was out of she lost your notes. I'm not sure but she
makes she says some stupid crap at the end, then they cut away
from Marinette do have some recorded voiceover of her same
voice, introducing Piers Morgan, but you hear the beep. And the
beep is as they come out of commercial, they play this
little thing and being and then there's this long pause, which
you're going to hear of her looking down at the ground and
then she lifts her head befuddled and play it.
All right. Well, thanks so much for watching our show here live
from the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi and Dubai. We're gonna
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the country and the ruler of Dubai on our website. And we
look forward to your comments about what you think about
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let us know we're looking forward to hearing that. And one
quick thing just to keep in mind know that the number one country
in the Middle East for American exports is the United Arab
Emirates, not even Saudi Arabia. Here's Piers Morgan tonight. Oh,
God.
Well, man,
you watch it here. What do you think about democracy and
ruling? Yeah, here's Piers Morgan. And here's and by the
way that you know that the number one who cares about
exports I didn't have a thought about it. I mean, you know,
but listen, they have a new guy at CNN, who's doing all the all
their programming, right? This guy came in a while ago. And he
is now integrating commercials with the programming and The
reason why Erin Burnett was in Dubai is to promote Tom Cruise's
new Mission Impossible movie which takes place on the largest
building. I saw her. It's one big Mission Impossible promo.
And to add insult to injury, they've got every single frickin
Muppet on CNN, they've got Kermit with Wolf Blitzer because
the Muppet movies being promoted is disgusting. These guys have
stooped so low, they have to integrate. I was like we need I
can just see the meeting. Well, we here at the creative work
Consulting Corporation, we've, we've really looked at how to
engage the viewers more, we need more engagement, really, with
the advertising. So we've come up with a couple of ideas. We
thought it'd be really cool. Now now that we've done a couple of
mood boards for you here. We thought it'd be really cool. If
to promote the movies you have coming out one, we will send
Aaron off, that'd be hilarious, because you know, she'll be
looking at this 137 storey building, and we'll do some
trailers and show Tom doing stuff that we're backstage
footage. And yeah, she'll just be talking about how awesome it
is now. Awesome. Tom is then we'll have Kermit Kermit will
actually do a little cross talk with Wolf. Right? That's the
meat. Exactly. That's
immediately the
meeting. John, could you bring up the PowerPoint, please.
And here we have the ratings you can expect because of the Kermit
the Frog, who is much more recognisable in the demo higher
Q rating.
Now we know this will hit the demos right in the middle is
perfect. You know we want the parents the parents recognise
them because of course Kermit has been around for 49 years.
They'll take the kids it's going to be groovy baby groovy. will
send your invoice.
We're out here. We are talking about Piers Morgan. I do have a
clip, a short one, where Piers Morgan is going on and on about
something or other about taxes. And he and he and he brings an A
he's got he's interviewing Axelrod who looks worse than
ever. He looks just like an evil person.
Axelrod running the Obama campaign. Okay. All right. He's
the he's a he's a PR expert there.
And so he comes on and he says something that is like, he makes
his comment and I cut it off when you hear the good news is
because because I will explain what happened afterwards. Morgan
does says nothing about this ludicrous comment, an
unbelievably ludicrous comment that Axelrod makes an assertion
that essentially that the Republicans do not want to tax
the rich ever, but they do want to tax the working poor. That's
where they want to tax them or they do want to tax them, but
they don't want to tax the rich and it's just so bogus.
Money should be protected. The Republicans have been completely
intransigent. They do not believe almost to a man or woman
in any tax increases at all, despite the fact that you have
people like Warren Buffett, one of America's richest men, almost
pleading tax me more. What do you think when it comes to the
election battleground that you're a pivotal member of the
of the Obama campaign, when you see this divide now, being so
clearly laid out? What do you think the average American is
going to think of the debate? Well,
first of all, let me just correct one thing you said you
said the Republicans don't believe any, in any tax
increases at all so far with the Republicans have said is that
there, they'd be willing to raise taxes on 160 million
working Americans in order to avoid raising any kind of taxes,
not $1. On millionaires, 300,000 millionaires. So it's not that
they don't want to raise taxes. They just don't want to raise
taxes on on the affluent. And the truth is, that if you're
trying to stimulate the economy,
yeah, Bogut if let me ask you this,
but uh, dude, I mean, this guy, let me get away with that
comment
piers Morgan's a dick. Here's the question. Do you think that
Obama will come out with a weakened wait and an executive
order to do this to at least extend the tax cuts to
everybody? Or do you think they'll actually just let them
expire? Because they need the money?
Well, the thing that's being discussed here, I think, is the
payroll. Payroll taxes. I understand it's the payroll is
not the same as the bush. Oh, it's a big part of it, though.
Well, maybe, I don't know. I really don't know. I mean, I
don't know how they're gonna play this. It's just I know that
there's a lot of I got one minor clip below. Let
me just I have a no I have a Piers Morgan to hook India here.
Okay. Piers Morgan, with Michael Moore. Who is this? This shows
you how delusional Michael Moore is a completely delusional. He
apparently was in England. And he felt that the media over
there treats everyone just fine. That's how delusionally you
could say you could say to Michael Moore, you can say
you're a big fat idiot. He'll be Like, you're so kind listen to
this I've learned
so I don't think it's boring. You can't even go to NASCAR to a
NASCAR event Michelle Obama shows up and they boo her so you
think it is turning now I think I think with his election in
particular I think that the the vitriol toward him simply
because he's him and and and toward his wife because why she
wants people to eat vegetables and take better care of
themselves that's our big crime
now I have to interrupt you Michael Moritz because of this
here's a little one you come on up
come on out.
Here's the delusional clarifying
No, no. And I've been on Question time on the on the BBC.
And you're right. politician comes on there and the audience
man they're not afraid to let them they let them have it. But
but you know what, you're what they don't do is they don't
demonise they don't make it personal. Why it's a politician
I've been on like I said on your shows over there. Got your shows
over there. It's they're mad about the politics. They're mad
about the decisions that the the Prime Minister has made or the
party has made. They don't go off into
the guy's delusional it means that the Brits aren't can rip
people apart they rip him to shreds this Oh, nice over there.
I've been on your shows. I know all about you your shows over
there.
Referring to British shows, yeah. His British shows. Isn't
that
crazy? Wow. Yeah. So that just proves to me the guy is
completely delusional.
When he came out on one thing I had the clip I never got it to
you is some weeks ago during the early days of Occupy Wall Street
where he they asked him about what should be done to fix the
system because we just got to scrap it. capitalism's gotta go.
Exactly. Is rapid What did you put in this place? You the boss
get rid of that
crazy crap man you nuts. Can I go into a little thing here? You
had a clip you want to share with us?
Well, let me think if there's anything that's related, I got
the axle rod one out of the way. There may have been another
short clip you said I do have one. I want to just to balance
the fact that I do have a balancing clip. This way. We
don't sound like a couple of shills for the Republican Party.
There was a thing that was floating around for a while this
is the judge in the Paula Tano clip and there's a thing
floating around the right wing talkers about how there's
legislation that's going to keep the family farm so little kids
that work on the farm. We talked about this because
this is on C span two today. It's about the gust regulation.
Well, no, not that desperate. Yeah, this is the one where kids
can't drive the tractor farm animals and once they have a
commercial licence, so they have this on the Nepali Itano thing
and this woman who will never be invited back apparently debunks
the whole thing Oh, and he like as soon as she finishes and he
says something he is not talking to her anymore he's turned and
he's talking to somebody else and he had the most pissed off
look on his face and you've identified him as a as a as a
narrow do well and some prefer because he cozied up to some guy
that just won our enemies list kind of thing
yeah, forgot Well, it's
a big list I forgot Yeah, it was one of these guys but listen to
this and you can get a good kind of a clue as to what might
really be going on
the child injury rate on farms is down 59% Since 1998, but it
seems big government is always happy to create a problem it can
solve businesses that have the federal government how mon pa
run their farm. Why?
You know judges near and dear to my heart because I come from
Western
family. We're both farmers. Maple syrup. You make apple
butter you got
it burns apple butter is the best but
we don't sell it sorry, I can say that.
It doesn't address family farms or at least what they're talking
about right now is about people who hire young workers it's not
if your family or your parents on the farm, I think because as
it was in my situation, those of us who worked on it, it should
extend to your grandparents your other relatives family farm but
this is about people who hire think about the migrant worker
kids and even though it has gone down 15% It's still farming
fatalities six times the rescue regulations
like this Cheryl affect the farming industry. How do they
affect its profitability has a negative effect? Really? Almost.
Yeah. Really? Okay.
Love you. All right. Close door. So
anyway, the point is, is that this may be a bogus like, Hey,
make Can you close the door? Yeah, otherwise, the Eriko just
like makes it nuts. Thanks. But
I really wonder what Fox is up to with some of these things. I
mean, there's like pushing the Democrat agenda. Yeah, they hate
Obama. I mean, who they must hate everybody. Well, they seem
to like Gingrich.
Oh, by the way, this Gingrich thing This is so obvious this is
so obvious. So here's, here's how it went down. And we've
already established that. That Gingrich got this big
endorsement from the Clintons. And I think he, you know, they,
they did a deal. And all of a sudden, that makes so much sense
because they needed to run some interference on Mitt Romney. Ron
Paul, of course, they needed to separate him. So they need a
number one and number two for the reality show horse race. And
in return Gingrich, he has his own money, but don't think he's
spending it. If you look around, and you really look into it, he
has no organisation, you know, everyone walked away. It's not
like he has a whole organisation in Iowa. It's not like he has
1000s of people everywhere. He has no organisation. So what he
has is he has the Clinton media machine. And in return bill, of
course, will do interviews with everybody, because that's what's
going down.
He is first resilient. And secondly, he's always thinking,
and he's got a million ideas. I mean, some of them are good.
Some of them I think, are horrible. The strongest in the
field? I don't know. I don't know it. But But in both our
party, and there's very often the strongest person for the
nomination is not necessarily the strongest person in the
general election. And it's a mistake to underestimate the
Governor Romney.
Now, you live you lose little context, so you don't see the
grimace he makes
and what is the what it what did you come away with what I came
up with what I came
away with is don't underestimate Romney. The guy is good. That's
why he put Gingrich in to just mess with everything. That's
what I came away with. And the guy's a clown, he has absolutely
no chance of making anywhere because he's got so many
skeletons in the closet is you know, and he's gonna do this
Donald Trump thing on the 27th which by the way, Mitt Romney is
not doing
no and neither is Ron Paul. Does he want to do it this is like
having one of the candidates do the do me with you. What did
they want they give a well weekend to Ron Paul to grill
these guys. I mean, it's Trump was on Morgan daily by the way,
which makes them really knocks them down.
Are they no no. Are they Newsmax? WorldNetDaily
I think it's the same group isn't it? Now
hold on a second what is
it that this is Newsmax that is doing this right yeah. Newsmax
Yeah, I think they do New World Net Daily No. I could be wrong I
was surprised
to hear about oh, okay, well let's do that.
Says here they're an independent news organisation. Oh nice pop
up guys. Screw you I'm not gonna back your site again. I hate pop
ups and one of these damn cars at the bottom of my browser
popping up everywhere No I think I don't think I think world that
daily is separate did okay what could be Newsmax and by the way
I do have one way or the other they're very similar. Yeah, I'm
confused and I disagree we're on the daily I think is pretty
good. Newsmax is like completely political. Anyway. Let me get
into something here this and this is for the ultimately as
for the
before you leave this topic? Yes, sir. Gingrich, I do want to
mention something which is that for some reason, and you put
this into your into your feeder and try to figure it out, try to
deconstruct it, but I have a two second clip of Newt pole looks
good but his Boga did play that
now to politics, your voice your vote, and our brand new ABC News
Washington Post poll showing that Newt Gingrich has opened up
a commanding lead in Iowa and nationwide he's riding a wave of
momentum racking up twice the support of Mitt Romney.
Oh please.
So they had these numbers up there and it's the first time
I've ever seen this and actually buzzkill Jr spotted this and
went and looked it up at the bottom instead of having to plus
or minus you know, what the statistical percent
4% Usually
for for statistical variations check the website it said oh, so
they didn't put it up there. Did he so when you look it up, it's
something like 40% Now the number was exactly if you took
it added that number to Ron Paul's bogus percent tracted the
number from Newt Gingrich is everybody was a statistical tie.
Wow. That's good. ABC doing they're they're pushing Newt
Gingrich because it's meant that they will not give Ron Paul the
time of day is amazing to me. It just continues. It's
the Clinton media machine. It is to distort the reality field.
That's what it's about. Gingrich is just a distraction. That's
all He is just
a total. And I stick with my prediction from months ago,
which is the ticket is going to be Romney Perry.
Listen to that clip again that you just, I'm going to play this
again. Listen to the music in the background
now to politics, your voice your vote. And our brand new ABC News
Washington Post poll showing the new Gingrich has opened up a
commanding lead in Iowa and nation why he's riding a wave of
momentum racking up twice the support of Mitt Romney.
That is exactly what the X Factor does. They put some like
classical music in the background like big crescendo,
like big drums. They're doing the exact same thing. It's all a
reality show.
And you know, I That's funny, you mentioned that because I
have some later for after the break. I have a couple of clips
from Al Jazeera. And one of the clips for some reason they play
music in the background, the other ones they don't. And the
music is not from a from a B roll or anything else. It's just
out of the blue music like is if they're saying this is or this
is the coded Stuff You Should Be Listening To or not listen door.
This is bogus attention. And the point was, it's
some kind of mind control, obviously.
Well, something's amiss about I don't like it. The fact that if
I don't like ABC playing music behind a story like that at all,
no. Well, it's their entertainment. Who cares? Disney
thing to look out for a CBS because they're like, trying to
get holder fired. CBS is doing interesting stuff. And I'm not
quite sure why at
CBS, I've noticed has been doing more hard hitting stuff that
might have some impact now
well, there's a reason for it, I'm sure. All right. So now this
is this will eventually lead into the into the book club and
I will also plug the big book show, in this case, big book
show.com And you find out why. Lucifer clippity clop. Clinton
came out. And she did a huge thing about human rights and the
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community just
need to listen to that for a second to set it up.
Now, raising this issue I know is sensitive for many people.
And that the obstacles standing in the way of protecting the
human rights of LGBT people rests on deeply held personal,
political, cultural and religious beliefs. So I come
here before you with respect, understanding, and humility
than gayness.
Even though progress on this front is not easy, we cannot
delay acting. So in that spirit, I want to talk about the
difficult and important issues we must address together to
reach a global consensus that recognises the human rights of
LGBT citizens everywhere.
So you know, everyone jumped on this, you know, Rick Perry is
like, oh, you know, Americans don't like gay people, you know,
and, but that's not what was interesting. What was
interesting is I interviewed yesterday, and I liked it so
much that I immediately edited the episode and put it up on the
big bookshelf. Big Book, show.com. I interviewed
Professor of History at Columbia University, Samuel Moines. Have
you heard of this guy?
No. Okay.
He's just a nerd. And he wrote a, and they actually they
pitched this book. To me, it's a it's like a book for scholars.
It's not a it's not just a historical reference book,
really, half of it is footnotes. It's called the last utopia,
human rights in history. And the reason why I want this guy on is
because when he so he's just a historian. He just goes through
the history of human rights. Turns out this human rights
thing that only really started in 1971, really, and then it
cropped up again in 1990. And the whole thing turns out is
just a big United Nations scam, to go after other countries who
don't adhere to the human rights because when you intellectually
think about it, what is the what are human rights? Who made them
up? Who maintains the list? Who is the authority of human
rights? Clearly Lucifer Clinton thinks she is because now of
course, one of the human rights is to be gay, lesbian,
transgendered, bisexual, whatever. Is that truly a human
right? What are the human rights that and I have a clip from the
guy one that I just pulled the clips? I thought it was kind of,
because he's not Yeah, I'm
not gonna fault you for pulling your own clips.
My super Weinke but do you I've
been wanting to pull some clips from the Generation X three show
for a couple of shows, and I just haven't done
it. But But think about it for a second. John, if I were to ask
you this Tell me,
is there a human right to education that's become an issue
now? Well, we have a right we have a right to an education.
It's a human right, who says who?
That Thank you. In fact, even, you know, people think it goes
back to Jesus Christ. No, there may he totally it, he, it's a
contrarian view of history in a way. But he has all the
documents. And he said, you know, none of this was ever, you
know, there were no human rights. The only thing arguably,
that we had back to Greek philosophy in the Romans was the
right to self preservation. And then later we had, you know, in
America, we had John Locke, who said, Well, you have the right
to property. But that's about it. All this other stuff has
always been created to create nation states. And to go and
kick someone else's asked, here's the relevant clip almost
seems like and I said this before, like, this was a United
Nations globalist tool that has been very carefully manipulated,
and ever so slightly is moved bit by bit until it actually is
used. Remember, now, the guy's a historian, so he doesn't draw
any conclusions. He's just like you, that is me. Okay. I'm just
saying. So he's not gonna agree with me, per se, but he has
interesting his words is a professor against a sovereign
leader, like Qaddafi, and now it's Assad. And when and now
she's running through my mind, like all of these, you know,
very typical, it's all about violation of human rights, and
they always bring in rape and there's it just feels like a
tool, then you don't really conclude that in the book is Do
you feel that that is what it is, I wouldn't
go so far, in part, because I think, as you imply human rights
are open to so many divergent uses. And the one thing I would
clarify is that the UN tries to introduce human rights are right
after World War Two. And that's how we get the Universal
Declaration. But no one really cares. And in a way, the UN
initially is where human rights go to die. So what happens in
the post war period, is that human rights are kind of
reclaimed from the UN, on the one hand, ordinary people part
of amnesty, and eventually part of human rights groups like
Human Rights Watch, begin to take take a claim to human
rights to analysing other states to criticising other states,
and the Human Rights Council, the United Nations body that
does this, for a living,
it definitely does. So it definitely does. So but so but
there are also so called non governmental organisations which
try to prevent, provide an alternative Human Rights Forum
to the United Nations. And then presidents do it. So statesman
sent to Jimmy Carter, have invoked human rights have said
American foreign policy should abide by human rights or even
promote human rights. And there we we get into I think, what's
quite difficult about it, because human rights could mean
lots of different things. And it really depends who's invoking
them and to what purpose, I wouldn't want to rule out that
it can be a language that can make a difference, since
interfering with other sovereignties may be something
worth doing. And there may be ways of doing it, that improve
the world. But as you suggest, or fear, it could also be
subject to abuse. And I think we have to just be relentless, and
look out. So that when we hear human rights, we ask what for
which rights, with whose interests in
mind. And that just blew me away, John, when I was, you
know, this, we always talk about human rights, but all of a
sudden, you know, it just gets expanded by some you know, all
of a sudden Lucifer is the holder of the rights and she
knows everything. And this is the way it is, and people don't
think about this stuff ever
was because become part of the lexicon, and people just say
human rights and just assume a bunch of things. And what I
think is getting overlooked in the human rights discussion is,
is the rights of the individual, the United States of United
States citizens, and that are outlined very clearly, and
specifically in the Bill of Rights. Very
interesting. I don't have the clip, and you can watch the
whole interview a big book show.com. He says that
originally, Virginia had a real straight personal rights list.
And then when the Bill of Rights came in, it already changed.
That Virginia was the state that really had it down and they were
the closest to the natural law or the natural rights. But then
once the Bill of Rights came in, which still I think is better
than anything else we've seen or has talked about, it certainly
doesn't. He said in France, in France in the early days, part
of the human rights was right to education. I mean, my goodness,
John, what we're hearing now that the right to the internet
as a human right, it's not
well, I'd like to see us just stick up for the rights that we
have outlined in the Bill of Rights before we begin on
distresses Bill totally I mentioned a few, including the
Fourth Amendment, which is the right search and seizure. But
the other one, which is seemingly overlooked by the new
laws, is the Seventh Amendment, which is the right to a jury
trial by jury. That's that's listed in the in the
constitutional bill of rights, rights. And also the rights of
the states
not if you're belligerent combatant, no, not if you're an
enemy combatant of the state.
That's that. So they're in complete violation of your job.
Why are we Why is HILLARY OUT THERE worried about all these
human rights when they're via when her own government is
violating the 10 Bill of Rights?
I'm glad you asked list, this is
this the right to bear arms is another one that's under
constant attack. This is a human rights gun. This is a rock or a
stick.
You can have a stick, you can have a stick, but not for long.
But this is so the whole LGBT human rights thing, I think
relates right back to bullying. This is all to take away our
basic real rights as as set by law in these United States. It's
all the taken away, Lucifer up front clippity clop
are definitely taking it away if they pass this stuff. And you
were when you hear the clip at the end of the show, which is
from the Stewart show. So it's a little ridicule going on in
there. It's ludicrous what happened when they pass this
thing and, and the and John McCain who is is hard to believe
this guy could have been President. It's just
frightening. It's it just makes you shake. When you think about
it. This guy is the worst person but it
shows that he's in the same camp as Obama. They're on the same
team, because the President is actually if you look at when
we'll hear the clip, at the end of the show, the President is
actually threatening to veto the National Defence Authorization
Act because he doesn't have enough power in it. Yeah,
they're on the same team. Anyway,
it's not enough power. In fact, I didn't put that in the clip.
That's the best part. That's Stewart played that he must have
gotten 12 minutes on this thing. Eight. But yeah, he mentioned
the fact that Obama is thinking of expanding it, because it
doesn't give him enough power to rule. Exactly.
So this morning, you know what his specialty is? He's a
professor in history, his specialty, France and Germany.
Oh, there you go.
So, do you mind if I play a clip where I asked him about France
and Germany since he's played. And of course, I brought up your
fractal theory, which I completely claimed as mine, of
course,
originally, Europe was a zone for economic cooperation. There
was a political end for the founders, which was to overcome
this old antagonism. But as you suggested, it survives in a kind
of modest form. I think my guess is from even from the last few
days, before which I would have been much more pessimistic that
the Germans will act to save the euro. They want to save it on
their own terms.
Isn't that precisely what this what the European Union was
supposed to avoid? Was Germans running the show, though?
Well, it's it's, it's going to be tough to avoid it, because
they have the financial cards. And they have that the economy
that is is is so far superior in its wealth, and its power to
even France, that they may have the ability to dictate. Now, I
think it will be very bad for democracy. Because but, you
know, Europe has often been charged with a democratic
deficit in which bureaucrats end up running the show. In this
case, there'll be a lot more power for German bureaucrats,
over the others in Europe, but it sounds as if Germany is going
to step up and try to distribute fiscal authority to Europe,
which it really hasn't had your the European community hasn't
had the authority along with the unified currency to have a
unified fiscal policy to force countries into austerity or to
their means exactly what the proposal is. And
there is a view that you get from some dissidents that
actually, the the German solution right now is, is going
to be disastrous, because it's based on austerity, rather than
a kind of Keynesian inflationary approach. And if that's right,
then I think we're in for a very grim times because if Europe
goes down well, the entire world faces a very scary situation.
So we better party now while we still can. Yeah. Well, I, I'm
very interested in cycles. And so I'm going to call it
fractals. And I'm just thinking there's going to be some kind of
civil war. next five to 10 years, it just seems like that's
almost unavoidable.
The last time this happened is what accounted for the rise of
Adolf Hitler. And we shouldn't think that just because we've
seen something we can't relive it.
So don't take it from John and Adam. Listen to the professor.
Just got on Skype.
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Was he in a bucket? Yeah.
He had a bucket on his head to remain because you know, people
are not after him. Hey, man, you're trying to redefine our
human rights I'm gonna put to to your head man. You're gonna get
out of here. Wants to be anonymous now.
Yeah, well, again, you know, we now we can say we create C span
so C span doesn't have to. Anyway
so I do think we need to talk about euro land for a few
minutes because we have the big conference today and tomorrow.
Yeah, I want to play one clip beer. I haven't got to blow off
all my clips too soon, but
there was watching them this is Lindsey something or other she's
on Bloomberg News. I think she was she's actually talking out
of England. Astute British studios. She looks like a little
Russian girl. She should be hired to go to Artie. Oh, sure.
She's ready. We can do a transfer.
She's pretty
in a in a funny way. That but she's got a Russian look and
quality about it. It's interesting. But anyway, so
she's she had this guy Weinberg, who is the the technical stock
market guy who invented high frequency trading. I'm just
gonna throw this in. This is just a little thing I want to
put out there because I've been saying this, and I'm gonna
continue to say it is that the key to the solution is to
understanding what happened in the 1840s 1850s. To prevent a
economic collapse. You print more money, unless you have
inflation. And if there's no inflation of any consequence,
I'm not talking about hyperinflation, you can have a
relatively small amount.
We didn't have a quadrillion worth of swaps in the 1800s.
Beside the point they had a lot of free money was printed in the
1850s tonnes of it in the form of gold. Because gold was
discovered just being pulled out of the ground. It's just free
money. Essentially what it is, I just want to play the site note
on printing money by Weinberg this guy was an absolute genius
invented high frequency trading. He is just a commentator and you
can take it or leave it
firepower, the eurozone has to fight the crisis. According to
the founder of high frequency economics, Geithner's view
hasn't changed only cold, hard cash will make a difference.
He's gonna tell them the same thing he told them a few months
ago when they threw him out of the room, which is that you have
to address this problem with real money on the table. And the
central bank has to be an important part of that.
Well, Weinberg also says the ECB should adopt a policy that
prints as much money as it can 12 months ago, this is
this is exactly what Sarkozy wants, but Merkel wants nothing
of it. She wants the austerity measures.
I don't blame her because Germany experience
they'll pay for it though they had the Y Mar experience.
They had to have a print they had a problem before with
hyperinflation which was completely out of control in the
in the 30s. And they were still remember that and they're freaky
about it. They don't get it that you know, you can you can
control this stuff a little better.
So you have to understand here and there. Hold on a second,
John. It's in the Lisbon Treaty, which you know, I read in the
Lisbon Treaty, it specifically states, the European Central
Bank may not be used to inflate to bailout other countries. That
is, that is the problem. So they have to go into un they have
this is what the whole debate is about is if you want to change
the treaty, then everybody has to agree to it. And the Brits,
and the Irish, at least those to the will have to have a
referendum. And of course, no one wants a referendum because
I'm gonna say no way. We don't want to be slaves. So this is
they're trying to slip it through somehow and come up with
some fuzzy language so that they don't have to get sign off on it
from everybody because it was agreed to in the documents, no
inflationary measures for bailouts. That's the problem.
That's the core issue.
Well, it's interesting to read the article in The Economist
about the real differentiation between Sarkozy and Merkel,
which turns out to be philosophical Ha, who would have
figured that out with the Germans and the French? I mean,
I always thought they thought exactly the same really. But
whatever the case is a very good article you can read and after I
read it, because they have basic philosophical problems, because
the problem is when people start to to Fix of the treaty they use
that that's like the bills that we have. You know the thing
about the farm animals in that one thing. It's like mucking
with everything. They just be great one thing Hey, listen
to Angela. It is Nicola here. Listen, listen until I let you
change the treaty, if you let us sodomised farm animals, this is
a new thing in America, the tying that cannot be called
Nicola. Really, really. And
you're already doing that. So. So the point is, and so I've
read this and I would advise people to read it, they have
the, the wherewithal, it's online. And ever since I read
that, and it's and I've noticed as time goes, by every time I
see the two of them together, the body language is Astonish.
Oh, the BBC. Let's get away. Oh, no. remise,
the BBC had a report, have it linked in the show notes. This
is when Angular went to France. And she goes to so this is how
it works, right? This is old school. Sarkozy has her beak
because of course he's German. She doesn't have the finesse. So
she sticks out her hand to shake his hand. He then grabs her
shoulders, big power move, and kisses her right in the
douchebaggery. League politician kiss. And then they're walking
up the steps. And then he turns her for the pictures for the
press. Oh, yeah. Total power move total power moves, showing
that he's in charge of the meeting. It was astounding to
watch.
Wow, she at least brushed off George Bush when he tried to
like give her a neck massage. Remember that one?
Yeah, what an idiot. Come your angle Angular Angular baby can
be very limiting. Let me give you the neck massage.
Super wang.com. Meanwhile, not gonna turn out well. Meanwhile,
Greece is celebrating big celebration on January 2. Greece
will be releasing. Really? Oh, thanks. So what does that?
Dealer services some you know? Don't get me started. Greece is
celebrating on January 2, they will be releasing a special 10th
anniversary euro coin. How blind are these guys? That's
hilarious. By the way, if you can get me one, please. I'd love
to have 120 My goodness. How beautiful is that? So apparently
every it's a it's a rotating thing. And every country will
have their turn into a special 10th anniversary euro coin. But
Greece starts on January. Really? Before they turn to
drachmas. Meanwhile, in Italy, this is great video. And I'll
just I'll just play a little bit of the audio. The Minister of
pensions, who of course had now has to just like Portugal, where
the the Portuguese government said, Hey, we took your pensions
to pay off the banks. Hope you don't mind. And I was like,
What?
What did you say? Yeah, excuse me.
So the same thing is happening in Italy and listen to that plan
keeps ecological meaning she's choking up, she's crying. She's
literally she's sobbing. She can't talk cameras and flashes
as they sit there. And then the douchebag takes over. She's
literally sobbing that she has that she's going to steal the
pensioners money. Oh, yeah. This is just the beginning man, this
is just really not going to be fun. No, no, it's not. And it's
not going to be fun for us either.
No, it's not going to be fun for anybody this is a disaster
waiting to happen and it's going to happen and I feel really feel
for the next print I mean of course they're trying to in our
in here in the US are obviously trying to put together as much
draconian legislation as they can so we can just you know
round people up without a trial fee mechanic combatants who have
nothing to do with anything except they shake their fist
they are they complain about the government i i can assure you
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that era with the Wilson era, it was illegal to criticise the
Government to criticise the Government. So if we did this
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So on I looked it up no agenda Episode 344, October 2, I said
it Oh, actually, I uncovered the E S. M, the European Stability
Mechanism member this conversation we had? Probably
not okay, this thing was signed on July 11, the 17 euro area
countries signed the treaty establishing the European
Stability Mechanism, which follows the European Council
decision of March 25, and builds on amendment article 136 of the
treaty. And what this thing is, is it forces countries excuse me
to tax up to I think it's initially 500 billion euros to
the 17 countries have to come up with 500 billion euros, taxing
their people and sending them the money to Brussels.
I do remember. Actually, it's been it's cropped up a couple of
times in the conversation, guess
what? I'm reading Financial Times. I'm taking a dump, right
and I'm reading The Financial Times. I'm like, that sounds
appropriate. Exactly. And I see no smoking too. I'm smoking
check this out because Mickey got a big laugh out of it. It
had to
do with you. I was almost complete in case somebody busted
in.
I should do that should have the judge I got my coffee. I got my
smoke. I got my Kindle with the Financial Times. I'm pooping. I
got the I got the fan on everything. And I read that
they're moving the ESM up from 2013 to 2012. So they're
actually going to do it. I'm so excited. I'd go to put my
cigarette out between my legs. I burned my penis.
That's I think that's too much information.
It was literally Mickey had to put burn spray on it. Oh, that's
that was. Yeah, but that's what happened. I was like, Oh my
goodness. Look at exactly what we predicted. Here it is.
They're doing it they're moving in from 2013 to 2012. Everyone
in Europe is gonna get taxed because countries have already
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Today Yeah. You know, I think naming a girl Gracie is cool.
You just know she's got to be cute.
Oh, instant classic. Yes. Classic. Oh, yeah. And I think
that you know, I think a name really shapes how hot you
become.
I think it does. I think your name will have influenced the
way you looking act.
So explain your daughter Jay. Why that name?
Mimi insisted. I wanted to name her read. So her name would be
read Dvorak but
oh, it's horrible.
Everybody's horrible. The human thing?
Was that the only choice you had?
No, there was me me
had this j is with an E or A J A Y E. No je je I'm sorry. Right.
Typical hippie name.
Let's kind of a hippie Yeah, as beautiful though
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other hand, we can we say you know takes after Dad
Your name John is a classic Yeah, John Claude. Yeah, it's
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it's like a like a bar mitzvah. Almost. It is much more like a
bris. Actually. It's just a matter of opinion. Hey, exciting
news, John. This past December December 1. And this is an
official NASA picture NASA's stereos scopic spacecraft,
recorded a wave of electrically charged material shooting out
from the sun blasting mercury. It looks like as my fellow Alien
Hunters all agree, like a spaceship was unclosing. The
mothership is here. Yeah, go ahead. Laugh all you want my
friend Laugh all you want. Now no coincidence that on Saturday,
we have a huge lunar eclipse. Lunar eclipse on Saturday. What
time does the lunar eclipse begin? 3:33am PST Oh, yeah.
It's the magic number. The magic number?
How cool is that? And it'll be visible to observers in the
southwest. So does that mean me I'm out. Yeah, you'll be there.
You'll be able to check it out on the southwest. Right. We're
in the southwest be able to see it. 3:33am So I think we're
gonna have a combo shot here. Yeah, you won't even get out
like yo, I will. Are you kidding? Because I think the
mothership or uncloak, and we'll be able to see it. And you
laugh. Okay. Then let me let me lift your spirits for a second
here. John. Let me lift your spirits. Penn State. We would
call that home of what? paedophiles I'm thinking more an
animal. Sheep. Know the pedo bear? A pedo bear right now. Do
you think that it is pedo bear or is it Pedobear?
Oh, that's a good question. But I think we've always been
pronouncing it pedo bear because it's funnier.
I think that's also that is the truth. If you're on the
interwebs it's pedo bear. No one says Pedobear It doesn't sound
it sounds like a pedicure. doesn't sound right. pedo bear,
right. Yeah. pedo well, not according to local news station
KRQ II.
Bias. It looks innocent enough a cartoon bear with a big smile.
But the Attorney General says it is a dangerous symbol targeting
children. The character known as pet a bear has recently popped
up in the city and authority say parents need to be on guard
beyond guard. You start cancelling a Westervelt has the
details from downtown.
Come on. Selena tell us about Pedobear
can pet a bear is a cartoon that are so clueless
these people that someone said hey, I can do this report. How
do i pronounce it? It's Pedobear No, it's not as pedo bear you
do?
Get swipes children and molest that no it has quite the
following among certain cartoon enthusiast
Are you listening to a story like this about a year ago with
some other idiots it's back though and
they're doing and ya know what's crazy they're actually showing
pictures of like Penn State pedo bears bumper stickers and stuff
was great. It's it's filled with it but it's so good
because worried that paedophiles are hiding behind the cartoon
and victimising children's.
There are this by the way, you know,
tell me is the same thing this other douchebag said ya know
that somehow people who use this joke is which is a really a
point of ridicule, and use as a symbolic kind of a comment where
you have situations that are sketchy and you want to say wait
a minute, something screwy going on that you This is used
commonly. This is not used by paedophiles yes it is. Yes. You
got a big giant thing. You're so wrong. You are wrong wrong wrong
wrong wrong.
They have an expert listen to the expert
people out there after their children and they are using this
cute cuddly Little Bear as an insignia
they are comes up with this stuff. Okay.
Do you want to know what she's an expert in because she has
she's they have a lower third Chiron expert
in what?
E commerce.
E commerce consultant says Pedobear. The whole thing is
like it's like they got the cartoons going everywhere.
What started as a popular Japanese cartoon is now a symbol
for unthinkable crimes against children.
There's cute the bear is cute.
The bears not at all it's creepy.
That is what the paedophiles are using to identify each other
to identify each other Ah hey, do you have the secret pedo bear
secret
pedo bear got a tattoo of
it man with the State's Attorney General's office says the
predators use Pedobear online. You can be placed in children's
games to attract them to paedophiles website The New
Mexico Attorney General's Internet Crimes Against Rennes
unit has received reports this month about the sticker being
seen on two cars in Albuquerque. Near the University of New
Mexico, there's even a shop that makes those stickers in Las
Cruces. This
is not simply dark humour. This is not a joke. Attorney General
Gary King's office takes this very seriously. We will pursue
every lead that we get
for some people Pedobear is a joke.
He's a cult like I'm looking at you Devora UK
following online. Nothing to do with the Pedobear horsemen isn't
laughing. They say child predators often hide behind the
humour. paedophiles had been no.
That's good. We're hiding behind the humour. Oh no, no
by the costume of the bear, and then wear them to get close to
kids doing such things as handing out candy.
We don't know where he's going to show up if we can protect
just one child. When we've done our job, yes. Oh no, it's
not illegal to display a Pedobear sticker and the man
who's in Las Cruces says that Pedobear stickers make up about
1% of his sales
now listen, I listen to her tag on the story is genius.
Okay, thanks Selena. Now law enforcement says if you do see a
Pedobear image use caution with whatever situation you're in.
If you see a Pedobear sticker use caution with whatever
situation you're in oh people
to me this is marginalising the actual problem. Of course it is
and making it this is the same thing as you know making peeing
in the park a sexual crime. Thank you. And you know, showing
somebody mooning you know, passing buses, sexual crime and
putting people in the sex, sex, sex offender list, whatever they
call it, what are they? It's a sex offenders list to cover up
whatever really bad stuff is actually happening. Like what
does that Sandusky for example. And just marginalise everything
is will make everything Oh, this, you know, just create a
bunch of smokescreen that everybody knows the pedo bear
what it is and why it's used as it's a it's a point of ridicule.
And it's not used by I don't even think the half of
paedophiles that would be hanging out in the park for
example, even know what this thing is, is really an internet
job. Hello
paedophiles don't hang out on the park. They are in
government.
Well, there you have it. But whatever they give it probably
in the New Mexico offices there. I mean, it seems to me that
they're making a big stink about something for some Why, what is
the real the what is the real agenda of this TV station and
that district attorney's office or whatever? I think there's
something very fishy,
very fishy. Well, there's something else is going on in
New Mexico, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, right
near the white sands of Las Cruces. Did you know that they
actually provide drone piloting courses? Wow. Yeah. And, and
this was an you know, we were looking at the at the Jobs Act,
which of course completely dead. Remember that whole bandwidth
thing we were we were talking about and I thought it was for
AT and T or something. So the guy who runs the programme
there, Doug Davis, director of the unmanned aircraft programme
at New Mexico State University says there are technical
obstacles, why we can't have fully automated planes. So this,
of course, is about he's not talking about drones. He's
talking about regular airlines. He says the civilian variety
can't communicate with ground stations because they don't have
enough bandwidth. There's not enough frequency spectrum. We
have to compete for it with all these mobile phones and other
demands. Oh ho. So maybe that 700 megahertz spectrum that
Obama wants to put into the domain is about drones.
There's something fishy going on and let me play the clip. And I
don't know if you picked up on this but but this clip of the
FAA administrator being picked up for for alcoholism, I had to
remember that this guy was the head of the pilots union or
Pilots Association.
This was a douchebag who we played a clip from earlier
remember that he was he's totally on board with the whole
drone thing we play he
seems to be I'm not absolutely sure what's going on. Oh, who
took him out to took him out? Yeah, he he has been taken out
of the picture for one reason or another. And it does drunken
driving thing is is there's something screwy about it
because you can play the clip and then I'll tell you what I
think is nuts about it. And we
have breaking news tonight. Just before airtime. We learned that
the head of the Federal Aviation Administration has stepped down
days after Randy Babbitt was arrested for drunk too. Driving
he is out. ABC senior justice correspondent Pierre Thomas has
the latest on this developing story. Pierre
George Randy Babbitt resigned today and it's pretty much
because the facts dictated that he had to go Saturday and he was
not just driving under the influence. The police report
stated that he was driving on the wrong side of a busy
Virginia Highway at 1030 Saturday night. It's the holiday
season and at that time of night that road is usually really
crowded. The FAA is under the transportation department which
has made drunk driving a priority and his arrest comes
with a difficult moment for the FAA, which oversees the safety
of the nation's airports. This year air traffic controllers
have been caught literally sleeping on the job. And George
Babbitt apparently did not notify his bosses until Monday
afternoon, nearly two days after the incident. Not good. And with
that their storied career of the former president of the air
Pilots Association came to a screeching halt. There was no
way he could stay. Okay, Pierre, thanks very much.
Not a couple of things. There's no way you can stay breaking
news ABC you know, suspect operation and the breaking news
thing is like what it this is a national news, right? They don't
have break. This is not like the local news. We are breaking news
letters.
Breaking news, breaking news. Watch out breaking news guys.
So I'm thinking he was drugged to get him out of the picture
because he's driving at this at 1030. At night. He didn't turn
to report until Monday. Wednesday is actually a workday
he was he supposed to report over the weekend? I don't think
so. Whatever the case was, he is driving on the wrong side of the
road at 1030. This is not even like two in the morning, one in
the morning where somebody could really be plastered. This guy's
either got a really bad drinking problem, and he should have been
caught sooner. Or he was drugged and then shoved in his car. And
now he's driving on the wrong side of the road. I mean, this
whole thing is just reeks of a setup. And he's done. And I
don't know who set him up if it was like the one side of the
debate or another but the fact of the matter is, the fact is,
is that he was this is not in this story is uncommon. This is
not just some drunk guy. He was pushed. He was pushed out of
this job for some reason.
I'm looking him up now at the search.na show. notes.com. And
so we have a couple of stories on him as indeed you know, when
the controllers were falling asleep here we have the UAV
conference 2011 participants. Again, I think he was at the I
think we had a clip of him talking about you know how
you're right. There's something very, very fishy going on. And I
think the guy's lucky. Seriously, it'd
be nice day well, maybe wasn't law. Maybe they were trying to
kill him. Maybe he didn't manage it.
Maybe he's auditioning for
orj.
That's right, Randy Mamet come on down stop driving on the
other side of the road my friend because you can get a drone up
your aihole It's time for you to play. Drones let's meet our
lovely contestant Randy.
He had to go
to go well, is that we'll keep our eye on the bandwidth thing
though. I thought that was very interesting.
Yeah, it is interesting. I'm not going to get full this off. What
Yeah, oh, no, I
think they're really going to try
nothing it's just gonna be a money sink. It's the way to
collect money from the suckers.
Anything in the Times about Syria?
Yes, actually, I do have the times with me. Goody, goody,
goody. Where to go where it is. Goody goody, goody. So the front
page of The New York Times today is a blog of itch. Looking
contrite Yes. Look unscrewed totally screwed thing I'm
Britain suffering as bystanders the euro crisis the British want
to have more of an input into what how they get screwed by the
EU as we go forward there's nothing on the front page at all
as usual. And then we go to the international news deep deep
deep into the paper and we do have climate does interesting
climates. Talk story is floating around now cares, the big
stories and there these are inside. There's the drone crash
now. Libyan civilians hold on to deadly legacy. And here it is on
page has moved up from where it was on page 16. Last time it was
below the fold. Now it's up to page eight. Above the fold.
Under Siege, Syrian government officials deny role and refuse
to budge.
Now this is why this is interesting because Lucifer said
the following
theory and opposition as represented here recognises that
serious minorities have lived tenement questions and concerns
about their future. So
she's talking about the Syrian opposition who apparently she
now talks with and there is indeed, a Syrian National
Council just like the Libyan National Council, the
Transitional National Council. They have no website John but
they do have a PDF and there's like 40 guys on this council.
Ah, no sorry 60 No 71 Guys on the council and a and I started
to Google these guys forget about it. Abraham al Youssef.
Well, there's like 8 million of those guys on Facebook. A mod
Ramadan. Really? A mod shaker? Bother Yamas young Abdullah
Jamal al Wadi I mean Google is completely useless I can't cuz
I'm sure Jim
Smith basic. really
knew I Sufi Omar. It Libby are fragile. RB I mean, it's
impossible. And and this is just what he emoti out. baatein. Come
on you Google that it's just you get nothing. And you know, they
have no website. So I think now that we have page eight above
the fold, we have Lucifer meeting with them. I think a
website is in the make.
Yeah, there'll be a website. There's something there. I think
they're holding back on actually going ahead with anything after
what's happening in Egypt, which is a disaster that is not being
reported at all except on it. And I do have the unreported
Egyptian election votes. Before I run this, do you know why
there's elections came out in Egypt, there was voting, you
know?
Yes. They held it back.
They play the unreported Egyptian election votes they
had they had the results, but they said we're not going to
tell you slaves. So they told
final results from the first round of Egyptian elections show
Islamist parties winning a strong majority. The Muslim
Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party won 40% of votes.
In second places, the hardline Salafist are nor party on 24%.
And the liberal coalition group exception block has 13% of the
votes.
Now this is actually quite funny. A 13% of the votes. In
other words are the normal, you know, the liberals as it were,
those other two parties are extreme Islamist groups,
especially the ones that get the 24% that because laugh lists,
those guys are nasty. That's the will harvests. And so you've got
a basic, essentially a basic takeover of Egypt by exactly
what we didn't want, or we did want. Which are these, these
very aggressive, pro Islamist have created a Sherea government
attack Israel group. I don't know I didn't hear about that
anywhere.
No, it's not interesting. Anderson Cooper is no longer in
need of square. Because it isn't the it's all everyone had to go
to Russia to go and try and rigged the elections there.
Well, while we're on the topic, apparently the Russians had a
bunch of riots that are seem to be unreported. And this is also
from Al Jazeera, which is riots in Russia clip in them. This is
the clip that has the music behind it. There was no music
behind the last clip, you just listen to music. Behind this one
for some reason.
Police in Russia's two largest cities have arrested dozens of
protesters rallying for a third day against what they say were
rigged elections. Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of
the Soviet Union says that the Kremlin should know the results
are better. That's some kind of nationalistic song that's
supposed to get maybe
they may be sitting around somewhere, but whatever the
case, Gorbachev says they should know the law. I don't remember
hearing this. Chechnya
had 99.5% of the vote.
Yeah, yeah, right. turnout.
99 point 51% of the voters turned out to vote.
Yeah, right.
Okay, sure. And then Fox has a funny video. They showed the
writing Fox showed it but the video that they show they cut in
protest with footage of riot police with you know, that's
supposed to look like Russia. But you see palm trees on the
street and say just cut in some other riot footage. A Hey,
buddy, we gotta I don't have enough B roll on this riot.
Let's say once you got there Got some some crap from somewhere
man it looks kind of smoky you won't see the palm tree use it.
Let's roll with it. Stupid television people.
You think you can get anything by us? I don't think so we're on
the job.
So I also have a does a sidelight, the
turn on your side light
JC is pals and you know that age group, there's a meme going
around saying that the entire Herman Cain campaign was a was a
parody that the whole thing is a comedy act. The Pokemon thing?
Well, I got the Pokemon clip, which you can play as Kane in
the Pokemon movie, you can play that quickly. All right,
you know Herman Cain seem to sense that his supporters needed
something to lift their spirits, which is what led to Herman Cain
saying the greatest nine words ever spoken by an American
politician.
I believe these words came from the Pokeyman movie.
So he mentioned that there's a bunch of crazy stuff that he did
the 999 the showing up late on the bus, all these things a big
giant bus with his head on the side, he mentions that there's a
belief that this may be the whole thing may have been put
on, because he started the campaign with a SpongeBob clip,
and talked about any quote of SpongeBob. And I remember
looking, you get a different impression of the entire
campaign. If you think of it the whole thing as a as a as
actually a creation of a performance art as it were, from
the get go. I can see it being a possibility. Not
just that, I think it's the it's the elites laughing in our face.
Just like, look at what we can do with these stupid people. We
can make them turn the clock forward and backward, and we can
make them believe this guy is actually going to run and win.
become president. Let's put some stupid crap in there. Like I
don't know, a whole bunch of nines upside down at 666. Put
Spongebob and putting, hey, I know what was happening where a
crazy cowboy hat and then they hatch and then let's have like
this really hot chick say that he pushed his or her head into
his crotch. And then I know, I know. Let's have him have a 13
year your affair with an ugly chick.
This is great. This is really funny. That's what's going on.
I believe that I'm totally on board with that theory.
I'm leaning in that direction. Yeah, sure.
And Newt Gingrich is the same thing
as possibility whatever the case is a farce.
Listen, we needed this. We had three we have 30 debates. And
now that he's either way who's the next best thing next is
Spongebob and the poke him on Donald Trump.
Yeah, Trump's a cloud layer.
It's totally perfect. makes so much sense. Now I'm buying it
I'm right there.
What do you make out of this story? This one here seems like
a some sort of a setup for some bit disinformation
misinformation, something that I have not really been able to
figure it out but play this the clip is to summarise this
Qaddafi in Mexico plot foiled.
Plots been uncovered to smuggle one of Muammar Gaddafi sons to
exile in Mexico, Mexican authorities so that they foiled
the scheme to get Saudi Gaddafi the third son of the former
Libyan leader and other members of his family tour resort in
Mexico. Frank Contreras reports
Muammar Gaddafi son Sadie is known for his preference to
life's luxuries, and this beach resort on Mexico's Pacific Coast
would have fallen into that category. According to Mexican
authorities. The tranquil shores of Bahia vendettas professional
soccer player and his family plan to live out their lives in
secret as Mexico's interior minister announced how those
plants had been spoiled and outlined the details involved in
the alleged plot.
To illegally smuggle Mr. Gaddafi and his family into our country
first consisted of providing them with fake Mexican
identities. On xe Tosa, this was a successful Mexican
intelligence operation.
At least three suspects, including a Canadian business
woman were arrested in November for allegedly hatching the
illegal plan in which Saudi Gaddafi and his family would fly
in a private jet from Western Africa to Mexico. The plot also
included secret bank accounts allegedly set up to buy Mexican
properties that would have been turned into safe houses for
Saudi Gaddafi. The 38 year old son of the late dictator has
been living under house arrest in the West African nation of
Nigeria. Interpol has issued an arrest warrant for his alleged
role in ordering security forces to kill Libyan rebels. Yeah,
this
is obviously to make the Mexican authorities look good in light
of fast and furious. I can't see it any other way.
I that's initially But I think too but there's other elements
to this that don't make any sense of course like course
Qaddafi is under house arrest but he's gonna fly out right
private jet just that alone and then what it's like he can go to
if he can get out of the country at all he can go to there's
there's non extradition areas you can go and get political
asylum I believe you still do that in Paraguay or Uruguay or
Argentina and he could always go there. So this whole thing is
just bogus Bogut IV Yes. Even worse.
So Jen, I'm sorry.
I just don't I mean, I just found the whole thing to be a
went nowhere,
but it went nowhere. These are trial balloons, you know, they
float.
No traction. I was amused by it. I thought they were trying to
get some attention. They just didn't get anywhere but it was
it was interesting what a lame approach it was a wasn't very
well
Exynos horrible
horribly done, but it's a trial balloon. It's like the like the
guy who tried to assassinate the president and leaving his gun
behind and they got his shot at the white and that's it that's
just a trial man. That's
never got anywhere. Yeah,
but that's just they just want to see how long it lasts, you
know, and that died off 72 hours later boom, it's gone. That's
the new cycle. Never hear about the guy again. He's back in
Langley
is back in line. He's got a he's got a haircut now. He's back at
his desk.
It's all groovy it's not a problem. You know? It's
everything's good. Not
the not so drunk Irish IT engineer Jamie Murphy sent me
send me an article that kind of blew me away. Because you know,
I'm a big believer in the earthquake machine. And, and my
original theory on Fukushima Daiichi. Is that as China who
created a tsunami wave for a whole bunch of reasons. And by
the way, if you and looks more these days is looking more and
more like it was a nuclear explosion. If you look at all of
the size seismographs all the all the data doesn't look at all
like an earthquake. It looks like a boom a big explosion. But
that's neither here nor there. But Bill Gates confirmed. When
is this from this is from yesterday, I think, know from
today that he is in discussions with China to develop to jointly
develop a new and safer kind of nuclear reactor. And this is
with he's doing this with his Washington state based company
Terra power, which you may be familiar with John having some
some residents up there. Terra power says it's travelling wave
reactor would run for decades on depleted uranium and produce
significantly smaller amounts of nuclear waste than conventional
reactors. Here's what Gates said. All these new designs are
going to be incredibly safe. They require no human action to
remain safe at all times. And he said they benefit from the
ability to simulate earthquake and tidal wave conditions.
Hello. Yes.
What is he referring to?
That the company that he invests in
the ability or the company has the ability to earn? What
I'll repeat exactly what he says they have they also benefit from
an ability to simulate earthquake and tidal wave the
region's there's
benefit from the ability how does how does the depleted
uranium
pay how low the thing would it's called the where does it the
travelling wave reactor please don't you see what's going on
John? Bill Gates is in the middle of the whole earthquake
wars.
That's a good one. You've stopped laughing You make me
laugh, but I actually mean it. We have a winner. All right, I
think we got to get out of here.
Yeah, one more thing we're gonna do before he can play this clip
on top of the music. Okay. See if you can pick up on the new
terms for what a hooter restaurant is called.
Several class action lawsuits against Hooters says he's
reached a settlement with several of the Sacramento area
restaurants and bars.
Did she say bust Ron's?
She said restaurant restaurants.
That's a good one. breastfeed.com Yeah, we should
get their website. We should get the website right? Yes,
somebody out there best restaurants, Hooters restaurant,
restaurants,
restaurants, restaurants. That's good. Everybody coming in from
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and infrastructure Silicon Valley where that crazy fog came
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We will be back again on Sunday with another episode of the Best
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Stewart coming up mofos.
See what wacky provisions got folded into this year's bill,
the provisions authorised the indefinite military detention of
American citizens who are suspected of involvement in
terrorism, even those captured here in our own country in the
United States, which I think should concern each and every
one of us.
Yes. I agree with you. That is somewhat concerning a bill that
allows the government to lock up an American citizen indefinitely
without a trial, thus apparently nullifying the Fourth Amendment
of the Constitution. I can see why seven senators voted against
it. I would have thought we'd had like nine or Baker's Dozen,
but all right, I can only imagine though the Senate debate
on the bill was pretty pitched.
We have approximately a half hour on each side. I'm wondering
how much Senator Graham need 10 minutes is that too much? Five
minutes in five minutes. Seven. We have seven speakers on this
side. Okay, I'll try to be quick try to do eight minutes because
I'm trying to talk charges which
I can eliminate that freedom in six minutes, I can eliminate
that minimum five, eliminate that freedom. Each shot in this
debate had half an hour for the debate on eliminating one of the
most basic protections of citizenship. We require at least
at least the running time of two Broke Girls, including
commercials. This is not a banana republic. Would it be
enough time to make the case against the bill? Rand Paul of
Kentucky dough
detaining citizens without a court trial is not American.
I didn't even click the Start button. Yeah. Well, that's a
pretty persuasive case against what's the case for the
senator from Kentucky wants to have a situation prevail where
people are released and go back in the fight and kill Americans
that he's right. He's entitled to opinion.
Yes, that's what he wants. That is the Jewish grandmother East
argument I have ever heard. For an indefinite detention of
American citizens. The senator from Kentucky wants that bad
people should be able to kill. I think they shouldn't. But what
do I know? I'm just, I'm just an old man with anger management
issue. Speaking of Jewish grandmothers, what is Senator
Carl Levin think of this bill? Al Qaeda is at war with us.
They brought that war in our shores.
Do you think we want to keep Americans in prison forever? Of
course we know this hurts us more than it hurts. All right,
let's hear a less Jewish argument.
We're facing an enemy, not a common criminal organisation who
will do anything and everything possible to destroy our way of
life.
So we're going to destroy it before they can get their hands
on it.
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