I smelled a rat the minute I read the article rat,
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday February 1 2018. This is your award winning
gibberish in media assassination episode one double O four.
This is no agenda,
exposing the Illuminati debunking fake alerts and
broadcasting live from downtown Austin chaos capital the drone
Star State in shithole nation in the Claudia, everybody in the
morning. Hi, I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I've observed a number of
coincidences. I'm John C. Dvorak. Gill
now I cleared my throat in the beginning but that's okay.
Right.
I didn't notice now I could
I let go of the mute button before I was done ticking. Oh,
yeah. We'll just call it the Tourette's open beautiful. Fine.
Yes. In the morning John.
In the morning to you. Morning all ships to see boots on the
ground.
Now you don't do that just yet. What did you What coincidence
and Quincy coincidences? Did you notice
that the speech was at the same time of DHL unplugged?
Wow. Gee, now there's something we got it. That's a rabbit hole.
We got to go down.
And there's another one. Yeah, the Grammys were in the same
week of the of this speech. What does that and as the memo been
released,
did you watch the Grammys just to get into the
watch? I watched as much of it as I could stomach and then I
turned it off. I watched it go but then again, I watched the
end to Oh, watch it on and off. Well, I
watched for the Illuminati segments.
Yes. That's what you were there for?
Yes, that's exactly why watch. Now you have your typical says,
you know, has the all seeing eye tattooed on the inside of her
hand before you
begin before he began with that? What was this with James Corden,
and this ill fitting suit that he keeps out.
He looked like he had T Rex arms, didn't he? Yeah. T Rex has
a little teeny arm
a little bit one button and it was all
pinched. And it was way too tight. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I don't
have an answer, Kathy.
You know, that's should be should not happen.
That's well, this is my gripe about these award shows. And
I've mentioned this several times, particularly the Grammys.
It's still produced, directed and written by Ken Ehrlich. And
that has to stop. I mean, I'm not ageist. But look, I'm 53.
And I'm already not hip and with the kids anymore, let alone when
you're Ken Ehrlich, who's deep in his 70s. And it's just lame.
They just keep doing the same stuff with the same guy. And
that's why he brings in completely irrelevant to this
award season. I think you too, you know, steak steak has to do
some stuff. It's like, No, and that's all he's, you know, over
the years, he builds up these relationships. And I just I
think it's time to switch it up a little bit. And also, how can
a guy like Ehrlich and CBS think, you know, yeah, let's do
a whole bunch of anti Trump jokes. Because that won't
alienate 10 million people. Oh, I'm sorry. It did. It way. Worse
ratings ever. Yes. We're not ever probably but it was it was
down
to it was like it was a well, it was the worst for that for the
major demo. It was the worst.
Right, right, right. Yeah, exactly in the demo, but in
general, the overall
total and the total viewership was down a lot. Yeah, like 20 10
million.
Yeah, Emily. Downtown million. So this is interesting. I'm
wondering why it's getting warm. You're gonna love this John.
It's getting warm here in the kludi on like you owe me I'll
just adjust the nest that the apartment came with. Oh, no. The
Nest went offline three hours ago. So I guess it's not
controlling my climate.
Well, it just doesn't have manual override. Yeah,
that means I have to go to the living room and override it
manually.
Well, you're gonna have to stop taped and and go do that because
you're gonna cook in there. But I'm gonna stop. I thought that
thing Hey. Yes, yes, you can.
Hold on. All right, everybody. We are back from our temperature
climate containers back not online, but I hate the nest. I'm
going to rip that thing out. To stupid device.
I thought that it was self contained.
What No, it's connected to Wi Fi. Oh, and then what? Well,
it's self contained. Meaning you think that the algo is
determining the perfect temperature for my lifestyle?
Yeah, no, inside. It was a little micro process every
Thursday
and every Sunday I go into the studio by have been turning down
you know, turning down the temperature. You think it might
track that but Now, you always have to adjust it. It's a stupid
piece of technology I've ever witnessed is dumb. I hate it.
Rip it up. Okay, so hopefully now it'll cool down a little bit
NYCLU do. All right. Now, where are we? Oh, yes.
Well, we're talking about I do have, by the way, if you want me
Want me to Prelude you a little bit with the grant, you'd have
the woman who came on to introduce the band that you
think it shouldn't be on the show? Yeah, so do you too? Yes.
Yes, yes. I have a clip of her. Yeah, I
have that clip, too. I'll play yours, which one is a dreamer
speech.
He had a dream speech tonight. In this room full of music's
dreamers. We remember that this country was built by dreamers,
for Hold on
a second. I thought it was built by slaves.
Well, it was built by dreamers, according to her. And by the
way, you know, when I you says, I got I don't have the clip,
just some black guy came on one of the I should have clipped it.
He says that, that when Trump said dreamers, he was mocking
Martin Luther King.
No, well, we'll, we'll get to that in a little bit. We're
still we're still at the Grammys. I'm not even I don't
even want to play this whole clip. I don't clip like 20
seconds of it. I know why you play. You're
in this room full of music's dreamers. We remember that this
country was built by dreamers, for dreamers chasing the
American dream.
Now, what's interesting is, in the past week, we've had so many
different interpretations of words. So we'll get to the State
of the Union. Later dreamers, being Americans are dreamers,
too. We have an American dream, but we have the dreamers who are
the DACA. The children, children, the DACA children's,
I'm
in the minority, but
in this case, my question to you is, is she saying this country
was built by illegal immigrants, or she's saying this country was
built by dreamers, you know, so now, it's very confusing. What
are we saying?
And I thought you're right, the other the other left, he should
say, slaves? Yeah. Yeah. He's built by us. That's Michael
Moore. I have Michael Moore screed, which you'll find highly
amusing later. Okay. All right. Well, good. Let's get back to
the graphic. So
sorry. That's okay. The rest of her speech was about relating it
to her. And again, I don't understand what she is. She had
a DACA amnesty recipient.
I don't know what that's
well, she says that she came in well, here's what she's gonna
say. Say it already. Here. I was very distracted by her midriff
with no belly button. That was very, I didn't like the
waistline of her outfit. Did you notice that?
No, no,
no, you look at it. And she was a huge portion of midriff
exposed, but no belly button where you thought it would
She's? She's an alien.
Because just like the dreamers, my parents brought me to this
country. Okay,
just like now. Now, the dreamers is that the DACA dreamers or the
dreamers who built the country? And is that the same with
nothing in there? Wait,
hold on a second, she brings in another element. She says just
like the dreamers by parents just so her parents brought her
in from Cuba illegally when they're doing it that happened
through no fault of her own. This is what I'm questioning. Is
she
a DACA? recipient? She's fully shit. How about that for now?
Okay, good.
We're not going to play anymore. Or clip. So we got the James
Corden T Rex arms and now Sousa says a sec, a scissor scissor.
As she has the all seeing eye tattooed on the inside of her
hand, which was pretty blatant. Especially with the CBS all
seeing eye in the lower right hand corner throughout the
broadcast you
did you sure that wasn't a henna tattoo or something fake?
No, I think I think that's, I don't know. She you
think she actually had a tattoo on the palm of her hand? You're
saying yes, yes. Yes, yes. Oh, my God, that's gotta hurt and
then
that, you know, there were a couple other performances with a
triangle showed up. But interestingly, the most
Illuminati piece of video on the entire show and I don't have a
clip. What's the what's the target commercial? This thing
was outrageous. I mean, it had it had checkers. It had girls
run around with horns. The whole thing was target is the
Illuminati HQ.
Could be you take a
look at this commercial.
I know Taco Bell has been trying to claim they're the Illuminati
HQ.
And you had fallen angels, you know, the couple of dresses look
like angels. Lady Gaga lady good guy was a fallen angel. You
know, there was tons of stuff in there and it was really it
wasn't one segment it was all spread out. But the target
commercial that blew my mind. He really did. Wow. And then we
have you know, I didn't get any clips of this but everywhere.
Ah, the Grammys, only one woman one. Well, we're all the number
one But this dude is so misogynistic in a in the 80 year
career 80 years of Grammys only three women have ever won. I
always just kept on going and going and nearly Tell that to
Taylor Swift and last year, Adele won everything. Yes, she
did.
She was she had a truck.
I mean, yeah. So there's no to say, well, in the whole history,
only 18% of women have been winners. Okay. But last year,
Adele swept the awards. And then and this is coming from music
industry, you know, real like good Rolling Stone magazine and
people who are critical who analyze the music business. So
it's ridiculous that Bruno Mars One, because of course, you
know, Jay Z is the king and Kendrick Lamar. You know, he has
the messages and this is just just a poppy song just a bunch
of happy songs that can't win and has to be dark has to be
about death and Trump isn't a hole in American racism. And
even Bruno Mars had to man too many ballads on the show. He was
he was annoyed by it. In his album is a great album, you
know? Yeah, it was just about having fun and pop bottles in
the club and you know, baby get the Cadillac with points two
miles on it. Now now this is not okay. was all wrong? Wrong?
Wrong. Wrong.
I have a kid who I have some industry questions for you being
the expert. Okay. Let me assume I don't know anything. I'm a
reporter. I'm asking question. All right. That's not a stretch.
When you take a look at when you take a look at the album of the
year. Yes. Bruno Mars. He went for 24k Magic. He also went for
record Record
of the Year Yeah.
Now Best Rock Album. The winner was a deeper understanding the
war on drugs. There's also a best
Now that wasn't televised. I don't think they televised those
awards anymore.
I just have all okay, best r&b album was the Bruno Mars, which
was nominated for the Best Album does but the deeper
understanding of war on drugs, the rock album, which one won
for Best Rock Album was not in the list. Why wasn't that rock
albums? Or in fact, why weren't all the albums that had one in
specific categories in the album of the year? Awards
died on? You're asking an expert and I really don't have an
answer. But I will. But I will say that the winners are chosen
by everybody in the music business who has at least six
credits to their name in technical writing or other
creative.
I don't care. It's important
because those are the people that chose not the Grammys, not
some mystical bunch of white guy.
I find that's great. But why would Album of the Year for
example, not include the best country album as a candidate at
least tall to lose? Hello
there white people?
Okay, well, Best New Age album was dancing and unwatered by
Peter cater. Beating out Brian Eno is not listed as even a
candidate for the album of the year. It won an album of the
year. Alright, so
what you're saying I think is a good point. You would expect the
album of the year to be a list of all of the best all of the
winners or the top? Well, that's kind of difficult, I guess. Just
the winners know you then you can't do that because everyone
votes at the same time. I don't know. It's a must have different
criteria. Honestly, I don't care and why?
Why? Why is this a scam? This whole awards is a scam. And
talking about you didn't hear this. You didn't hear that? I
have 27 pages of awards. They obviously didn't put any of them
out. Right. Did you see that? Classical ensemble? No, no.
We did see Don't cry for me, Argentina, which was very odd to
have the representation of a woman who with her husband was
responsible for the deaths of a lot of people.
Yeah, honor and she's a woman so it's okay.
Boy, we sound like old white eight holes now, don't we?
Well, that's another thing. What is this anti white thing that's
going on? Well,
please, you've only now just noticed. Anyway, so here's here
I think is one of the reasons why not only wore this year's
Grammys punished in the ratings, but it will be the same for all
consequential years. Fire and fury spoke no not consequential.
Subject subsidy sequence
day well consequential is actually funny right? Subsequent
so sequential Yes.
Fire and fury spoken word auditions. Take one.
Trump won't read anything. He gets up halfway through meetings
with world leaders because he is bored
Oh, sorry, jump. It's wonderful. It just feels a bit too smooth.
I don't think it's gonna work now. Next.
It wasn't apparent. This is a fake auditions for audio for an
audio book. And the book is fire and Fury by Michael Wolf.
Because they had a you know, an audio book wars semicolon.
Yeah, hold on one second don't die. We'll just have to promote
your idea. This was right at the beginning. Yes, sir. I'm not an
officer. Oh, I
understand what you're saying. Yeah. So it's a two node factor,
huge tuneup factor.
Yeah, it's at the beginning of the of the shows. Yes, it's a
tune out factor. Right. So tune out factor in digit like, right,
a barrier to entry right away. You do a tune up factor, which
is exactly what it is. Tune out. I mean, you and people see it,
they say Oh, this is just going to be a bunch of Trump hate. I
got other things to do with my time I see a bunch of rich
musicians, bitching and moaning about America. This is what the
first thing that comes to mind. The color
was a product called just for men. The last left on the darker
it got impatience resulted in Trump's orange blonde hair
color.
Trump did not enjoy his own inauguration. He started to get
angry and hurt. The stars were determined to embarrass I
definitely wasn't a
spoken word Cardi B.
If Trump was not happy his 630 Dinner with Steve Bannon, the
more to his liking. He was in bed by that time with a
cheeseburger.
Oh, a little Kardashian.
Why am I even reading this? I can't believe this.
Do you really think that he curls up in bed with a
cheeseburger?
I can't believe that he really this he lives his life.
He recommended the housekeeping staff for picking up a shirt
from the floor. If my shirt is on the floor is because I want
it on the floor. Another one is sweet a matter of fact, the Best
Spoken Word Album in the game of Fargo when my friends this is
gonna work next. Stuck on work everything I do work. Standby.
Take one.
He had a longtime fear of being poisoned. One reason why he
liked to eat at McDonald's. Nobody really was coming and the
food was safely premade that's
it. We've got it. That's the one you think so? Oh, yeah. The
Grammys in the bag in the back in the bag?
Yes. The Grammys in the bag? Yeah, so I just don't understand
how the CBS executives can sit down and say this is a great
idea. I understand they think is hilarious, I think is funny. And
I understand the premise that Hillary is very bad at the
payoff. Super shit acting. She could have done better.
This is YouTube's level stuff. Yeah.
But it was our it was funny. I get it. But you are going to
alienate people and how you can do that with an award show. Just
makes no sense to me right at the top where you always have
winners and losers. And you know, people are on the edge
about that. And then you get I don't know, at the top and it's
like, Okay, I'm done. And then you know, then there was some
was a Kendrick Lamar was very, very violent, violent
performance.
Dempster residents set the place on fire. Can Happen
Yes, happened? They can happen? Yeah. So here's the Guardian
headline. Why the Grammys continue to fail women and hip
hop. I mean, it's like, it's like, it was meant to be that
women and hip hop won that, you know, it's like, how can we hit
this year mark the rare occasion when no white men were up for
the award. Populated instead by Bruno Mars 24k Magic Childish
Gambino is awakened my love Jay Z's 444 Kendrick Lamar is damn
and Lourdes melodrama yet Mars One with his third album of cozy
funk and r&b and they actually talk him down. Okay, it's not
even an industry anymore. It's a bunch of jerk offs. With a show
going on in our area in the Northern California, they say
you can play it live at five was when it runs. And they play it
live at five and then when it runs out of steam, they just
replayed the whole show again. So Joe KPI X played it a five
and then again at eight o from scratch. They must have taken a
beating. Yeah,
yeah, twice. Absolutely. Two meetings meetings.
Absolutely. Have a second beating sir. Absolutely.
All right. So now so that was the Grammys, you know, it was I
fell asleep. I had to go back and watch part of the show. So I
literally felt
bad when the show you're supposed to be following The
following MTV
VJ fell asleep during the Grammy Awards. That's how riveting they
were.
Stop the presses. Yeah.
l All right. Okay. We had the State of the Union last night,
which you apparently did not see in real time. So you said last
night, the night before? Yeah, I see. I slept for two days. I
don't even know where it was. The night before?
Yeah, Tuesday night? Yes. Yes. Okay, so I saw the I had two
recordings going of it simultaneously, so I could see
what the differences were gonna be in terms of the presentation
by the media. And I had it recorded on a network. NBC and C
span.
I have ABC I have the the reaction right after the speech.
One
thing is pretty clear, John, he did not unify that chamber
tonight.
George, I've never seen anything like it right now.
The Democrats have basically run for the exits and doors, you
have
to think about those dozens of dreamers in the audience
tonight. What they are thinking as they hear the President talk
about this, as they see the divisions there on the floor
concerned that they could face deportation, beginning of March
and what the dreamers were thinking when they heard the
President say that line that will likely be one of the most
memorable lines of the speeches when he said Americans are
dreamers to also again, sort of stoking I think many would say,
racial tensions by bringing up this issue of kneeling during
the national anthem.
When I was thinking as as I was listening to the speeches that
the President met with me after this speech, I would say to him,
Well, that was how not to give a unifying speech. So let's go
back and give the unifying speech. As everybody has
mentioned, he mentioned Obamacare, the ending Obamacare
divisive mentioned the tax cuts divisive mentioned a whole riff
on immigration, divisive in the national anthem divisive.
calling this a healing speech is almost like calling, going out
of diet by drinking a Diet Coke and eating a pizza. That's as
much of a healing speech. This one,
he should have said burger cheeseburger is the word. That's
what everyone's on when it comes to Trump. So that was a very,
very divisive speech. Here's Van Jones on CNN, let
me just say, Master sales person used all of those stories really
well. He was selling sweet tasting candy, with poison in
it. Okay.
There's an analogy I hadn't heard. And, of course, my
favorite part of the entire State of the Union was the
opening
members of Congress, I have the high privilege and the distinct
honor of presenting to you, the President of the United States.
What was he thinking when the word preventing came out of his
mouth? What did he have in his mind? Like boy who's going to
prevent me from doing this? Is anyone going to prevent this
speech should I prevented? That was a Freudian slip of epic
proportions and his face when it was you know that feeling where
you want to do great the whole world is watching you hammer the
gavel on you not doing just flub, no just flub your only
line, your only line you flooded with prevent
bad or your fleet flooded with a Freudian slip. Yeah, bad form.
Very, I like to prevent I mean, present.
Now, just from a television perspective, I felt the damn
thing was too long.
i Okay, well, tell me what else you thought because I thought
okay, you want to hear it? I thought, well,
I'll just say it was he probably had 15 minutes of copy. But the
way it was structured, which you pointed out in the in the
newsletter, so well, and I want you to reiterate that is it was
designed, and most of the speeches always have a lot of
clapping. But this was really designed. Well, you go ahead and
tell us what you wrote in the new
thesis based on what I was watching. And by the way, it was
too long and he sucks. Yeah.
Yeah. It also wasn't really Trump because he was just
reading the teleprompter. Yeah,
we really enjoy. Or I do I don't know if you do, but I do. I
think you do to the free flowing Trump who goes out in front of a
huge crowd of 90, you know, bunch of well wishers, however,
just lets it
rip, however, and then you only heard this for about 15 minutes.
The poll numbers were unbelievably high. 70 plus
percent across the board. Yes, CNN, CBS, everyone's poll was
all of America or the seven at least 70% thought it was a good
speech. And they'd like to know it's what people expect from the
President.
This situation from that perspective was a good speech. I
didn't care for it because I've seen him do his freeform stuff.
And it was also was too long, because I had to drag it out.
Yeah, I think it was I was I think some of the being too long
was to just torment everybody, honestly, really TorME
especially to torment the Democrats. Well, there's a
couple of studies from a showbiz. Let me go to the thesis
that you want to please do or explain. Yeah. mansplain
somebody noticed some time ago and this has gotten worse over
the years and I've noticed that In, which is that the President
will say something that the party accomplished and then do
their part to the you got the whole floor, you get the
senators and the congressmen all sitting there, usually separate
us up for one year, one year they mix them up, which they're
going to have to go back to if Trump keeps doing this. Because
what happened was you got you punch up something and then one
side stands. The other side is folds their arms with a very few
exceptions, somebody sometimes they don't ever stand, but they
will clap. But it's rare. Most of the time, the whole Yes,
Democrats it will sit
or look or Republicans, they do the same thing.
They do the same thing when Obama was Yeah, same thing. But
this speech was set up like eight holes. Yes, this speech
was set up to make the Democrats look like a holes, because
everything that he punched up was not policy stuff. It was
stuff like, we've got to eradicate Ms. 13. And the
Republicans at all standard give a standing Oh, and the Democrats
would sit as though their supporters of Ms. 13. would go
on and on. In fact, that one that everybody pointed out and I
have a clip, this is Julie Haner. And she is an anchor, she
kind of blows it because she's so nervous about asking this
question, because in this area, you don't you don't do this sort
of questioning. So she she flubs the question. But this is our
local anchor on KTVU. Channel two, the main anchor to not not
a backup, baby. That moves the
debate forward
a little bit. Much of the focus that we just talked about was on
Unity tonight, when the president said the unemployment
rate for the black and Latino communities is at record lows.
The entire congressional black caucus stayed ceding didn't
applause. Isn't that a success for our country? Why do you
think they're struggling so much to give applause to something
when you have historic lows?
The State of the Union is one of these speeches that's watched by
a lot of people were coming into the 2018. Election. There can't
be a whole lot of applauding of a president who can brag about a
few things. And in fairness, that was the same when President
Obama was in office without looking sat on their hands as
well. Yes, true.
They did. But it wasn't it was the speech wasn't designed to
embarrass.
I will say that, yes, Trump is factually correct when he says
black unemployment at historical low. And I was very interested
because I don't really didn't know what policies had actually
been put into place that would cause that. And although we
correct, because it said, it's 9% or whatever it was point
lower. Yeah. Then Obama, exactly one point.
Obama had it down. And then he brought it down another point.
And everybody was on his case for that. Why is he taking
credit for
oh, well, didn't he just didn't Obama just killed black people,
and that lowered the numbers. Just kidding. I'm a comedian.
So you ended up with a speech that was specifically designed
to embarrass the Democrats, by short, making him look like a
horse, they wouldn't clap. They were the same thing to the
opioid thing. They wouldn't, they wouldn't stand now. Now. We
like opiates. So it made him say, Oh, look, they obviously
like opioids. They like Ms. 13. They don't want the blacks to be
working, they want them unemployed. It's just one thing
after another and the whole speech was was rigged and the
stupid Democrats didn't have a clue about it. But in if they
did have a clue, they still wouldn't know what to do. What
they could have done is stay seated and clap for some of
these things. And that would negate it.
Although there was one unit that stand for everything. There was
a Democrat who stood. What's his name? Joe Manchin, from West
Virginia.
Most Democrats sat when the President said that, but not
this Democrat, West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin, why he's
about six, five, we
took the white shot, we saw you getting really sick three, but
we saw you stood up. You stood up a lot during this speech. And
what you were on the other side of the aisle where
people were mad at you for doing that.
Oh, this way. Yes.
We have respect. There's some civility still yet and there
should be civility in this place. And you know, in all
fairness, Brian, I've seen it on both sides. Yeah. When Obama
speeches, Republicans, that's disrespect. But I never
saw those districts but I never saw the storming out afterwards.
DC
shook his hand thanked him because he talked about coal.
We're gonna do coal research, research and development, opioid
addiction. I need to I need that infrastructure. I've never seen
a pothole that belonged to Democrats. Republicans get
blamed for that one. Your fame, so we're gonna fix this stuff.
So there you go.
Yeah, one guy okay. This let's look at this guy. This guy's Joe
Manchin. Where's he from? West Virginia. What state is probably
the most Republican the most red states? West Virginia. Yeah. So
he knows what's going on and doesn't want to get kicked out.
Exactly why he doesn't want to Yes, he will be he will not be
invited to the cocktail party, but he doesn't want to get
kicked out of his his position.
is in West Virginia. He's got a looked like a good guy. So yeah.
Now just
a few television. Technical points. Mike, the microphone was
crap. It was going in and out of fade. It has something very,
very weird happening with it. Did you notice this?
No, I didn't. Yeah, I noticed the only thing I noticed was
something that is on our list to talk about and we should
probably
clapping loudly, either with a lapel mic or near the State of
the Union mic is very, very annoying.
Trump was clapping, Trump would turn sideways. And by the way,
when I watch him do these sorts of speeches, he just reminds me
so much of Mussolini.
The sideways jutting chin look, yeah, totally.
Sideways jutting chin. I mean, it's, it
could be, it could be he could be his brother from another
mother.
So he turned sideways. And then he moves himself into position
where when he's clapping, he's tapping right into the mics.
Yeah. Because the wind is actually going right in.
So it's very annoying. And I would say the same thing at the
what I wanted to talk about before because I was as as one
of our no agenda tips are people do public speaking, just don't
clap. If you're wearing a lapel mic? No. Because you will be.
It'll be this loud claps right into the mic, you know?
extremely annoying, especially if you have a loud clap. I
actually know a guy who has a clap. That sounds like a bullet
being fired from a 45 really extreme, extremely painful.
Ending. What is this guy do for a living?
He's a day trader now.
a douche? Boy, does he have a podcast? Because then he's
hitting all the marks.
But he has his loud clap. That was just really nice. It's hard
to believe. Yeah. When you put clapping into the mic, and
that's what Trump was doing. And I think he'd know better. But
everybody does it. A lot of people do. Don't clap if you're
anywhere near a mic. Right.
I also thought Melania really needs to be made aware. I it's
so odd. Because you think she would know this. But you know,
she really has poor that first of all, she has a horrible
resting face. She really does.
Oh, yeah. No, she looks like she's pissed off.
Yeah, so and I think that could be solved with an attempt to
smile. But you could probably do a little bit with the eye makeup
just to make that a bit better. And people think we're shallow
eight holes, but this is important stuff. This all of
this makes a difference.
We are shallow holes when it comes to this still makes a
difference. But that's why we media if you're going to be in
media at all, you have to be that way. Yeah, you gotta you
gotta be all in. And so she looks like shit most of the
time. When she she has a very pretty smile.
Yeah, she does. But she wasn't using her charms at all. She
I don't think she's not one of those. You know, she's not from
the United States. So she's not like a Southern California girl
who can just have a stupid smile on her face all the time. All
the time for less muscles takes less muscle. And so she is got
that grim, Eastern European look, which is grim.
Yeah, it's grim. So yeah, and just her whole posture,
everything she should know that she's continuously being
watched. Now, some other visuals. Were just off the
chart. And I liked the idea of peppering the guests throughout
the speech. And the guy who escaped from North Korea and
walked on crutches throughout all of China. Apparently, I
didn't know his story, and then holding those crutches up
fantastic. That was like that was that was horrible. High
level show gold gold, Jerry. That was just really, really
good. And I can only if I had a very strong sense of what
dimension B could be feeling while watching this. And here's
what frightens me a little bit. When he was talking about the
anthem when he's talking about you know, the patriotic the
patriotic stuff. I have I had the ability during the speech to
feel the disgust and anger that people solidly mounted in
dimension be might feel the same time I can feel how I mean, you
either being on either side is too much is not good. You got to
try and struggle a little bit. But even people who are
completely overzealously patriotic. No, there's problems
with that too. But I'm afraid that certainly younger people
who have been taught in school America shit, were horrible,
that they actually don't like the flag and the anthem and any
honoring of the country. And I exactly and I think that's it
for something like this just being abused by politicians. But
I think they really really dislike our country.
Well, they've been kind of trained to dislike it because it
you know, everybody was a slave slave holder all the founding
fathers were all slave holder holding jerks. And you know,
they're white and they're horrible white then they were
heterosexual every checklist item, you know, white and I was
you know, listening to Michael Moore and that was listening to
this woman the Mckibben had an event a three year that three
fifty.org guy is the he's he switched a couple of meet I have
some clips hopefully we can get to today because he's there's
some new memes cropping up in the environmental scene. And
there's like it's just excoriating white, heterosexual
rip, all whites are rich somehow. I don't know how that
works. I've never seen any evidence of it. And it's just
this kind of this. So I did some looking into the demographics of
the country 77% White, if you include the white Latino, love
white Latins, in other words of Spanish, Spangler, most of these
Spanish Spanglish. So you have 77%, white market, and you're
going to condemn them and go after them and criticize them
for being heterosexual, criticize them for having kids
criticizing them for liking the flag or whatever. And they
expect to win elections. Are you kidding me? What is wrong with
you? Yeah, I don't think it's going to work either. I it's
very, I find it very odd. Now, we did miss a great opportunity.
I did not know that we could have been at the State of the
Union. We are qualified, qualified,
they're making arrangements to have a space for millennials on
the night of the State of the Union address. What are you
hoping to accomplish with
them? Well, as you know, I've been adopted by millennials. And
they refer to me as Auntie Maxine, and I want to be an
enabler. I want to open up the process for them. We have some
very talented young people who are doing podcasts and who are
broadcasters have not welcomed into, you know, the Congress
podcasters and broadcasters. John, what an opportunity. She
has a
few more podcasters that this thing? Yes,
and who are broadcasters, and they have not really been
welcomed into, you know, the United States in ways that they
have spaces that they can, you know, cover. So I've created a
millennial role. I've invited all many millennials, who are
doing this kind of work as I possibly can. And I've invited
members to go and do interviews with them. And right now, I
think we have about 45 members who are going to come and
probably more will be signing up so they can sit down and get in
touch with this population. That's gonna make a difference
in 2018. My Millennials stay woke. Yay.
So I'm looking for those podcasts. Looking for those
podcasts, please. Well, now when they're supposed to be five
different responses, democratic responses to the State of the
Union, including Maxine Waters,
I didn't see but one that they played on C span I know there
were at least two and C span played one of them. Yeah, the
Joe Kennedy, the third that Joe Kennedy when we're drooling,
which is really got all the now again, by the way, he didn't
make any sense at all.
Well, there's a couple things again, from a television
perspective, that was a makeup snafu. He never ever should have
gone on like that. Whatever it was, he wasn't actually
drooling. It was the he's drilling now. Yeah, it looked
like he had the whole bunch of the memes were pretty funny. On
Twitter, these are great. But also it was some kind of bike
and though some car manufacturing something or
other, and they had pretty much like pieces of a car wreck
behind them. Which is, which is very symbolic
note where it was it was a shop class in the school that he was
given this shop class. Right.
And there were car tires and all kinds there was just auto Shunk
there was junk behind him. I thought a car wreck was better
because you know, you're inviting the means. Yes, you're
inviting the court you're inviting the Kennedy car crash
means it was stupid. Who does anyone have a brain?
Well, oh, boy, oh boy.
And I was in the car and I listened to his speech and, you
know, in his speech was darker than Trump's.
Yeah, well, I would agree.
I agree with you. I was not entertained the way I want it to
be because that's just a how twisted we are on come on Trump
entertain me. But it was a good speech. And
he got a 70% approval rating for the speech. Then all these guys
and Phyllis Blake, I have two responses that weren't weren't
official. These are the ones where the Democratic caucus came
up. And he had, I think the shortest one is a 44. Second.
This is a representative Crowley, I think it's from
Jersey. And this is this Crowley summary of speech.
The President failed yesterday, once again, to show leadership
for a vision for a great nation. And when too many Americans are
struggling economically, we deserve real a real leader with
both a vision for our future and the capacity until he gets
there. From his racist, demonizing comments on
immigrants to the complete lack of any mention any mention in
relation to securing our democracy from the Russian
government. The speech wasn't new, it wasn't good. And it
won't change any fundamental dynamics of a nation moving
forward. With that, let me recognize the vice chair of the
Democratic caucus.
Now, there were there were there was there were there was one new
thing in there. And what No, it wasn't new. It wasn't good.
Well, there was something new. I learned that the President's
proposal for DACA includes amnesty for not just the kids
but their parents, and a 12 year path to citizenship. Nice.
No, that's bad.
My ex wife got sent back at the airport. Go back slave. Go back
to your country of origin. I thought that was, you know, in
fact, I think it's rather risky considering his base.
When Well, it is and the bases complaining?
I'm sure they are. But I thought but yeah. Because and of course,
then ending chain migration, which is absolutely. You know, I
think everyone agrees on this. It's just now we have to think
about what does that actually mean? You know, because the way
he's talking is clearly clearly that of a racist. I don't want
to go too far. I don't want to get into migration until you you
had another clip.
Yeah, I got Pelosi, who by the way is really obvious chewing on
her cod. Oh, yes. What is wrong with a woman? Again, do you not
please, you're going to be on television lady.
Oh, that's that's Alzheimer's. Is that thing?
Is that really out? Because people are saying it's her it
was her dentures. I said, I don't know. But she she you're
saying that is a something else. I
believe that there are some people that you is true. She's
got a problem. So let's listen to her. She's really having.
She's having a lot of trouble. She still expresses herself. But
it's getting to the point where she's not going to be able to
speak at all. Without forgetting everything. I have. Why am I
here? Who am I that's coming? I don't know. What's it? I think
it's a party doesn't know what to do about it. Because they
can't say she has sudden onset because it's been going on for
years. And that, but because it's been going on for years.
They can't say here it's too late is too late to say. Now
they're gonna say, Well, why didn't you tell us years ago,
you let her run everything for years. And she had. So this is a
real problem for the Democrats. But let's listen to Pelosi
caucus response.
Oh, that's a different one than I thought. Yeah, here we
see who can soar with the Eagles in the morning after hooting
with the owls last night for a late night. And I commend all of
you for doing both as well. This is was a very transformative
speech for some of us last night, because our expectations
for greatness, for the president are not high. Or he stooped to a
new low in terms of how he dealt with issues. For example, the
immigration issue and what it has meant to our country and how
he characterized the opioid epidemic, which is in every
district in the country, a challenge in many families, a
tragedy and the president treated it in such a disdainful
way.
Whoa, yeah. Well, I thought I was actually like, holy shit.
He's gonna take on pharmaceutical and the doctors.
That was the implication I got, yeah, pharmaceutical industry
and doctors. And by the way, we're going to lower the cost of
drugs. I thought handled well.
Well, if you against your member seeing Pelosi in the chamber,
she wasn't paying any attention. So all this is nonsense.
What was the owl reference? By the way? Is that some Bohemian
Grove?
Apparently ever all the Democrats partied the night
before and then had to get up early to do this caucus thing in
the morning and so she thought it was great that they could put
with the owls at night and lie with the Eagles in the morning.
I don't know where that comes from. But
it's Bahamian grove. It's Illuminati children eating
thing.
Yeah, that's what it is the owl
well known symbol of the Illuminati. All right, we
can actually it is one of the items on the agenda that we're
fighting for increased funding for opioids. In the discussion
that we're having
what? What did she say? She said, increased funding for
opioids.
Like if you're if you're an opioid addict, we're gonna give
it to you for free, so you can die quicker,
painful way. Actually, it is one of the items on the agenda that
we're fighting for increased funding for opioids,
I need to understand what Bill is this? It what, in what Bill
and in what universe? Are we fighting for funding for opioids
in the
discussion that we're having on the caps on the parody issue on
the budget? Last night, the President the speech of
unwarranted self congratulatory?
So far, she's pretty coherent. Just stuff in the comments,
beautiful to acknowledge the courage, the sacrifice of the
people in the audience, as if he had something to do with the
successes that they had achieved. Of course, we all
salute them. It's an interesting story. More importantly, it's
about the fabric of America, that his speech was not about,
well,
this is this is not coherent at all, that go on to play on.
Well, I guess what I'm saying is I've heard her much worse
of America. speech was not about again, devoid of vision. So sad.
The President presents himself as the with this GOP tax scam is
something classy kind of presented that while at the same
time, his tax scam will cause for 86 million middle class
families to pay more as he pads, the pockets of the top 1% The
President presents himself as a generous towards dreamers. But
he's holding them hostage to the most extreme anti immigrant
agenda in generations.
Yeah. Yeah, it's just a bunch of talking points that she throws
out there continuously. I have ears. Yeah, I have ears and even
even though I have been severely disadvantaged by the immigration
policy, I still am okay. And like, yeah. All right. These
kids, fine kids, whatever. And 30s and their parents. Yeah,
fine. Alright, continuing with your Pelosi, I want to hear I
want to hear her go really off the rails.
Well, she This is the does a different topic. I don't know if
you want to switch over to the to the fam famous memo?
No, no, not yet. Let me do a quick thing on immigration. Here
is a comp collage, shall include a compromise of talking points,
etc. Regarding the immigration ideas that the President has set
plan is a campaign to make America white again,
and is literally a love letter to white supremacist
effort to keep this keep America white again.
When someone uses the phrase change migration, it is
intentional, literally trying to demonize families and make it a
racist slur. It is not right. African
Americans believe that they migrated to America in chains.
And when you speak about chain migration, it hurts them
personally. Because it has reiterated that you see
now this is what I was talking about. In the beginning. It's
Durban again. But boulders, you missed the first thing because
it's actually pretty funny. So the talking point, I'll replay
the talking point is chain migration is racist, because it
conjures images of slaves in chains. Yeah,
let's put Durban said yeah. Well, that's also what's hurtful
to the black community to say to just use the words chain
migration, but
it gets better. Did you hear Gillibrand also talking about
it? Does she say, I have an ISO of this clip from the view.
Listen to what she's actually saying. With Nancy Pelosi
when she says he wants to make America white again. And that's
what this is about.
I think a lot of President Trump's rhetoric is racist. And
let's be very clear, when someone uses when someone uses
the phrase change migration when someone uses the phrase change
migration.
Do you hear what she's saying? She's not saying chain
migration. She said change change migration. Now not only
is it incorrect word, which is phrase Well, it's a word
chained.
Right. It's incorrect word.
It's incorrect word it's chain. But now she's turning it into
chained which I think is just because She's dumb. And that's
what she's always heard. And she thinks that way. She thinks she
has racist thoughts.
She's the racist. And
let's be very clear when someone uses when someone uses the
phrase change migration, when someone uses the phrase change,
migration is intentional and trying to demonize families.
Yeah,
well, you're using it intentionally.
This is Roseanne Roseanna. Dad, yes. Really
trying to demonize families and make it a racist slur, it is not
right. And so we have to change the debate. These are people,
these are families and as elected leaders, I mean, the way
I look at it, I'm going to fight for your child, and these
children as much as I'm going to fight for my own. And that is
our job as elected leaders to fight for these kids. But why
don't we dismiss?
That's not your job as elected leaders to fight for these kids.
And I forgot to clip it dammit. Forgot to clip it. But Trump did
it. When will I get a president who does it right? He said the
most important job what I swore to do was defend all the
citizens No, you defend and uphold the Constitution you
drink from ice
on dream what? How do we get to yes towards some of the best and
most obvious thing, which unfortunately, the majority has
not allowed us to do? The Republicans have not allowed
this to happen. It's just an up or down vote on the DREAM Act.
If we had an up or down vote today, we would pass it
overwhelmingly Americans support the DREAM Act. They want these
kids to stay.
Yeah, so that's the whole point is the up or down vote, which
means clean bill, which is what the DACA kids were trained to
say in all of their chants, is don't make them a bargaining
chip by putting other things in the bill, which relate directly
to the entire bill. But okay. I'll continue with my
compilation
darkness and cruelty of the administration,
the great divider, who injects hatred between groups in America
to continue to push extremist views and an immigration that
really is shameful practice of holding 800,000 children hostage
continue to hold each
of those programs hostage and says whether these kids hostage
when
they took the dreamers hostage, you know, you were going to have
to pay a ransom.
She should have been the same way
as opposed to just doing her job. Well, we
know what happened in Europe, when people just did their job.
Oh, you're all racist Nazis. Yeah, that's what happened in
Europe. When people did their job. They killed Jews. Thanks,
Cory Booker, or should I say RuPaul.
And by the way, Cory Booker, who is I don't know he's getting a
thyroid condition. He's gone completely bald. Yep. And I
don't think it's a shaved head as much as it is. But he's
actually dead. That's his head. He looks like that guy in that
Indiana Jones movie used to grab the guy's heart and pull it out
at him. I rip it out those jeans bug eyes. And it's like he's
getting creepy looking. And you know, I always thought like when
I first heard him about six, seven years ago, I thought he
was a presidential candidate. But he's now off the rails. He
screams he makes he's got those big bug eyes and looks like a
creep. It's just lost it completely.
I still think he looks like RuPaul without the wig, a debt
that you mentioned. Ron
Paul is there.
I think that's his new name. Ruth Booker. I stole that from a
friend of mine. Yeah. And then when I saw him last night, I was
like, oh, yeah, totally. makes so much sense.
He's trying to get the Booker was always kind of a low key.
very erudite, black, I think is Oh, Senator. Yes. And, and he,
he was the mayor of Newark first. And then he was the
mayor. He was he's had all these things going on. And he
presented himself, you know, as a as a sane person. And he I
don't know if he didn't think he was getting enough attention, or
he's taking a page out of Trump's book. But it seems very
natural, because he just doesn't see it's just seems all of these
on hinged.
Yeah, he does seem somewhat unhinged. True.
Yeah. So I don't know about him. What else you get? Yeah, those
saw you on that one side of the aisle. It's or the one side of
the dimensions dimension be? Yes. It's It's outrageous what
their analysis is compared to what you cited as the as the 71%
approval poll.
Okay. So here's the problem. The real scandal to me, is the
disservice that the news media did to the American people
across the board. Everyone came out with their polls within five
to 10 minutes after the speech, the numbers were high. There was
nothing that didn't even some had negative numbers. They
weren't high enough to make it look like crap. And they just
stopped talking about it. They just took it off the pundits and
the and the Democrats came in to do all their interviews and they
just and they just forgot about the fact that the American
public across the board, as polled by all organizations, you
know, we place a lot of doubt on these polls. Yes. But if all of
them are saying the same thing about a person and a speech that
they hate, you got to think it wasn't that rigged. It may have
even been higher than that.
It probably was.
So the disservice is what the American public got served up by
the news media across the board by except this fox, of course, I
didn't even watch that
nobody pays attention to C span is pretty objective. So no,
right.
But I spent I spent this whole week pretty much only watching
tard. TVs, I was watching CNN, MSNBC, mainly just to get a
feel. And just like, you know, they truly, they really believe
this. They hear words, they hear chain migration, they're racist
thought, is slaves. Because I don't know, you must have that
thought in your mind.
Yes, I'd that would be the lack. When someone says che, it's like
chain smoking. Is that a racist term?
Yes, because it's well known that you know, what, put it in
the in the damn book, John. It's well known that tobacco
companies unfairly target the black community, because they're
racist. And I have the word chain. I think you'll you'll see
this problem crop up when it comes to chain smoking. If they
can get if they can manage it, if there's a reason
for smokers to make it work.
And black, the black smokers are pretty high percentage. Anyway,
so
racist, racist, it's racist, but yeah, so these things don't.
When I heard chain migration, the first time it made, it made,
you know, people forming a chain and bringing each other and
that's the first thing I didn't think Black slavery know, that
come to mind. We're talking about immigration here. We're
not talking about, you know, the conditions of the country in the
1840s. It's unbelievable.
It's unhinged.
Son hinged. All right. Hey, I have my list of you want to get
last break from that. And before we get to donations, I have my
list. And you might want to see if there's anything I left out.
This is the Trump rotation, which can't be a rotation of
there's too many of them. Ah, I have the final list or at least
the list I have, which is everything wrong with Trump. And
there's two categories as irregular and then there's the
criminal, which I've only put in recently because it's just
starting to show up. But here we go. Ready? Yep. Illegitimate
President lost the popular vote incompetent, unhinged liar. Sex
Offender. Russian agent never says anything bad about Putin.
White supremacist narcissist, mentally unfit, insane. In
Unstable clown. foreign leaders hate him. Key hates women
misogynist. 25th Amendment should be instituted should be
impeached hates immigrants, hates Mexicans in particular
racist small hands small penis big red button should not have
new color codes. Immature child like you need an adult in the
room. Tweets too much thin skinned bully holds grudges
forever mean bankrupt has no money. Long ties. fatter than
239 pounds plays golf a lot. Hypocrite by action seldom
called one criminal of strategies is obstruction of
justice money laundering and runs the mob
John No wonder we're making America white again. Good job if
that was a clip you'd get Clip of the Day.
Well, that's a lot of things so that the rotation doesn't work
because there's too many things they if they just focus this is
the thing I've noticed about the Democrats they're so scrambled
Oh, you don't have
you forgot? wants to sleep with his daughter.
I should put that in there that doesn't cropped up a lot but it
yes, it's always gonna
be a great techno mix.
Now just hinting at someone sleeps with daughter will just
go to sleep doesn't want to.
I want you instead of why just say incest.
incest. There you go. Now, boy, he's a divorcee too. We should
put that in there.
brought up a lot paid off porn star.
Well, that's new.
And shower. What happened to Golden's No I didn't hear that.
But it was never a golden showers peeing on the bed
but but it falls under the golden shower category. Maybe
shower it was golden It was glorious it hasn't released his
taxes tax
cheat yet. Good one. This is the the rotation and you said that
you get these from the chat room?
No, the troll room. Collusion polluter?
No, that's Russian agent Russia. All right. Tax cheat that's what
needs to be on the desk. Okay, so is this what my point was?
I didn't hear literally Hitler. I didn't hear that.
Literally Hitler
literally Hitler. Yeah, bully.
Anyway, my point is if I can make it is that the Democrats?
Because I thought Elizabeth Warren was particularly
offensive offensive. Is it my Freudian slip offended? She was
particularly effective.
Oh, a good slip. Yes.
Particularly offensive. She is particularly effective when
she's when she harped on Donald Trump being a thin skinned
bully. And she was used those terms over and over and over
again, she, and then then all this other stuff came over, they
started to try to create this rotation of complaints. But
there was they dreamed up to me many, many, too many. And so now
it's just a mess, and you don't have the focus. And by the way,
you need focus.
Elizabeth Warren, I think that she may be a little bit on the
outs now with the party. And certainly I thought it was very
rude that she decided to thwart the let's all dress in black
effort and came in a powder blue outfit, which made her stand
out. And this is a big deal with the State of the Unions. We've
discussed this in the past. We'll have right yes, they'll be
wearing red or yellow to stand out. That's the whole reason you
do it. And she did it. She wanted to stand out from that
democratic crowd. I don't know she wanted to be presidential.
Or maybe she disagrees with them. I doubt it. But I thought
that was rude. And I think it was a party faux pa party faux
PA.
You said Ooh, because you think it might be a good show title.
Just write it down. I just amaze myself on to
a party faux pas. Yes. She that was that was not that's done?
No. She didn't make any friends doing that. I don't think I
agree. I don't think so. I think she's made a huge blunder.
Right. But not back to the talking points.
Yes, they've done too many that haven't focused in on. On the
ones that really work,
they need to focus in on about five or six. That's why I think
Warren was good when she kept she kept going thin skinned
bully. It's really nasty. Yeah. And but now it's all these other
ones. And it's just like, you know, they can make up their
minds because they're not in agreement on anything. They're
really not a party that is well knit. It's it's all over the
place and the everyone's pushing each other's agendas.
And now now we got this Joe Kennedy the third that they're
really going to try another dynasty. Is that the is that the
thinking? You're? I mean, was this the audition, which he
clearly failed?
I think was the audition and I think they would like to have
another dynasty because it worked well for the party,
but by it were bought by Alicia
Yeah, he he's not presume you know, he's he's kind of a motley
looking person that's not press. He's not
presidential looking.
He's not even close
now. But the whole drooling thing, you know, that was that's
how it works. You know, it's like the the Paul Tsongas was no
who was it? The with the helmet. Was that Tsongas?
No, no, no, you're thinking of Dukakis caucus. I'm
sorry. Yeah. You put the stupid helmet on. Boom, you're done.
And you get in a tank.
You do the stupid. You do that? Boom, you're done. Who
was? Yeah. Was that an idiot?
Was that douchebag?
That was what's the gag from Vermont? What's the people in
the chat room know his name offhand? Yeah, we all know his
name.
Yeah. Dean Howard Dean. Howard Dean scream that's what it
was. Dean scream and we still have that somewhere. Yeah, I was
probably look it up to Howard Dean. Also, of course, he was
making headway. Joe Trippi was his campaign Yes. Doing it. Yes.
Yes. Yes. Just a killer job and
Jim screen and he got that was back in the day. That would end
your career, and it did.
anything stupid like that right? To Trump is the thing that's got
everybody hooked because he's done a number of things that
they think wouldn't work career and And then yeah, exactly the
public didn't care so much because he wasn't doing
something like what Dean did or and then dean would also come
out. Talking about long ties. He used to have the long tie like
Trump, but I do like to know what it is a Trump gets
that we got to keep an eye on the cheeseburger meme, they keep
bringing that back. The cheeseburger cheeseburger bed
cheeseburger, he's likes cheeseburger doesn't like it
poison he's cheeseburgers
is a cheeseburger nut. I'm gonna put that in the list the
Hamburglar
is the cheese burglar? Exactly it's always a cheeseburgers
never a hamburger.
Well with that I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John C. stands for chained divorce rack
and the morning to you Mr. Adam curry in the morning all ships
and sea boots on the ground feeding the air subs in the
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Wow, that's a humbling statement he makes there. Anything So,
John, I own a small farm. I own a small farm where we raised
some goats
Ray, nice
white ones which are more valuable for Eid sacrifice and
like you enjoy goat meat. I suggest the next time you visit
the hell all Bush butcher for goat, try one of their chickens.
My experience is unlike the industrial chicken farm
chickens. It actually tastes like chicken. Well. I'll go you
one better.
Well, can I ask can I just say something? I discussed this with
Tina the keeper and she was not in she's like, Oh, I goat meat.
I can taste No way. No, no, no, I you know, I've been doing a
lot of recipes lately. I would very much appreciate at a later
date you and I discuss a recipe that I can fool her and trick
her into eating the goat.
Yeah, there's I can think of a couple cool, because I want to
talk about it.
I've had goat that tastes nothing like you'd expect goat
to taste like so I know.
It doesn't taste like a very, it tastes like the best lamb you've
ever had precisely. If you overcook it, it can be very
tough and poram is lame. Yeah, I mean, but it's only because of
the toughness. It doesn't taste like mutton. Okay. I want to
talk about the chicken thing at the end of his note, a small
technical correction for my last letter I typed if you traveled
traveled to Saudi Arabia, Iran or Lebanon, you cannot have an
Israeli stamp. The Lebanon is technically at war with Israel,
Iran and South Saudi Arabia. But you are. But Saudi Arabia are in
Saudi Arabia, just Iran and Saudi Arabia. Okay. You, you
read essays South Africa. Oops. Well, I knew better than that,
rather than Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia right. South Africa has
left me that me with an Israeli stamp and I doubt they restrict
any country. They don't. Yeah, I have a family member with a
South African passport is very challenging to gain entry in
most countries without a visa or some effort. Perhaps the South
African listener can enlighten us on how the end of apartheid
didn't end more of these issues. No jingles? No. No. Carmine.
Jay.
Well, first of all, let me thanks Rhonda missive Dogpatch
and lower slope. LeBeau via thank you for your courage.
Now, I have to comment on the chicken. He says he suggested
next time I visited a halaal butcher for goat, I get a
chicken. Well, I'm sure the chicken there is good. But as a
topper that I think you should know about that we have here and
then in the Bay Area. Hey, halaal butcher in Oakland that
has chickens, ducks and geese, mainly. And I think they maybe
have turkeys sometime of the year. And you go in there and
the animals are alive. They're alive. You point the one out
that you want they take the bird or whatever the bird and they
make it not alive. And then they take into the back and they kill
it in the proper style. And and take the feathers off and fix
it. It takes about nine or 1010 minutes maybe and then they got
it and they do everything you do to a chicken as though it was a
Tyson chicken and they cut it all up or you get it whole. You
can get it cut up I think but you get it whole in wrapped up
and boom you're out of there with a chicken. Yeah, now you
have these very fresh, very fresh, very fresh, and you
should probably
is this the whole dinner and a show that you go to
you go in so you get the chicken or the duck or the goose and a
goose by the way is like 40 bucks, which is about half price
of a goose that you'd pay frozen and you know who knows what they
did with it. So you take it but you didn't have to keep it in
the butler by the way someone told me about this Michael Yeah.
And he's not about food and he says I will never eat another
story about chicken after he's had these chickens.
I'm not a fan of chicken at all. I
don't like eating so you might like this chicken.
Yeah, because that's my problem. I know I get the white meat and
I like cheese Yes. For protein slab.
Who knows. But the point is, is that then you have to just for
people out there to know you have to put in the refrigerator
for like three or four days so it can kind of a at the pre age
it for you so you can just cook it right away.
That's that's a handy tip.
I Wouldn't you have to hate it's called hanging it? Yeah. So you
put it in the refrigerator for three, four days, and then it's
ready to cook. So you have to buy him in advance. You can't
just buy him. Okay, a day. But so I just wanted to point that
out. So I'm aware of the halal chickens, okay. And the places
usually go in there. And this is what's interesting. There's no
whites in the place. It was mostly mostly Chinese, some
Mexicans, some other mostly Chinese, though. It's the
Chinese who really appreciate this stuff. And they're the ones
who have the live fish, all throughout Chinatown, and then
they, you pick a fish, they take it out, and then they beat the
crap out of it on the floor as it's flopping around. It's quite
the site.
Yes. Also a dinner in a show. We can sell that. Hey, San
Francisco get the poop map visit the halal chicken show.
Well, you know, they don't know how to know this. There's a
bunch of people around here because places crawling with
them. vegetarians and vegans. And they they're against all
these things. They put a lot of the Chinese fish get mongers out
of out of business.
I'm sorry that I have to do this but I have a 35 second vegan
clip. I just happened to bring one to the party today.
Joey carb strong joins us a vegan activist. Good afternoon.
Hello Jeremy. How are you? I don't know whether you're angry
today or just generally about the whole thing. Well, I'm a bit
upset to see a sandwich has a piece of a pig's body and then a
dead pig that didn't want to die as a ham sandwich on the table.
Yeah, ham is a euphemism that actually come from the flesh of
a dead pig. But what would you rather call it? I'd like you to
call it the dead body of an animal who didn't want to die is
the cheese problem as well. The cheese comes from a mother who
had her children taken from her okay and had a hand shoved in
her anus and was artificially inseminated with both semen
probably why vegans would say that a dairy farmer is akin to a
rapist
right? There you go. That's the general thinking.
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Don't you think it's a sign from God? That's the comment. And
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Huh? Unfortunately, he was one of the hardworking garbage men
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What were you going to remind me? I was gonna remind you let
me read this sheet of paper where I wrote to remind yourself
about the train, train. Trains good
place bad
one This case not so good. But one of our producers who wants
to remain anonymous, says it was very odd that the day before
this crash, at this very intersection, there was a police
checkpoint. He had to cross it several times. And each time
they asked for driver's license identification that was a
helicopter overhead. And then the next day, the checkpoint was
not there, or not there. But after the crash immediately,
everybody was on the scene. And he said he was listening to the
scanner. And he wanted to say that he had no idea has never
seen a checkpoint at that very intersection ever before. Which
is troublesome when you think about it.
It very troublesome introduced as one of our producers wrote
into me, saying this is very reminiscent of Rubicon. Oh,
which episode and what they don't I
think it was the first or second episode where the guy gets where
the train crashes?
Yeah. Oh, yes. Yes, yes, I remember now. It's very
startling. So you've got a whole bunch of Republicans on a train?
Yeah. And then yeah, at a checkpoint that was being that
just showed out of nowhere at the intersection where this took
place.
Yeah, Garbage Truck. Yep. Which, which should have been coding
code as code could have and should have derailed the train
probably killing a few of the Republicans.
Yes, those trucks are no joke.
No, those things are they if you're going to cause a put a
sum up, that's going to cause a problem. I'd say a garbage truck
would be right at the top of the list in terms of being hard to
move. But that either that or one of those trucks has got the
big rowers that flatten out the pavement to me that would be
also good.
That would be better. Well let me take a look at said Garbage
Truck huh yeah. Well, it looks like one of those waste
management Oh geez.
No, that's a big trouble big giant truck that's a serious
truck and apparently had a lot of stuff in it weighing it down
because it was so spewed everywhere. And
so no one has said it I'll just say it it could have been a
possible attempt
attempt to what that
hurting people um yes I
have but you can say it all you want I'll say it. Yeah. This is
not a coincidence and that you know, and that you'd listen to
the face bag people they're going on out there we're hoping
the guys are all get killed a bunch of dirty, dirty rotten
Republicans white supremacists
hid literally Hitler's Hitler's literally Hitler's
Yeah, so I'm sure they will. They're known as saying that and
then because it's your response to
it would be great to get some follow up on that. And you know
what, they'll be nothing nothing won't be covered up hushed up.
And without a doubt the most emailed article most tweeted
most retweeted, most back posted article was the service peacock.
I'm glad that
everybody myself in the category promoting that one. I'm
glad that everybody realizes and recognizes that your best
podcast in the universe has been on this scam. For how long now?
years?
Two years almost since the beginning because you'd grouse
about it constantly.
Now, not the beginning. No way. But several several years ago,
you sent show 200 And I've gone through all of the different
legislation explain what can and cannot. And when you see the
misinformation in these comments. Now, people talk about
an ESA an ESA is just not an officially approved thing.
There's one case where a dog can be trained under under the
current legislation, that if you are prone to anxiety attacks or
seizures, and the dog can actually snap you out of it.
That is a service dog and that is permitted. But that is
somehow we got in the lexicon this ESA even have an acronym
for the emotional support animal and people truly believe that it
equals a service animal which can really only be a dog. There
are some exceptions for for ponies.
I thought that the comments that were above or surrounding this
peacock were unbelievable as many fields did let the bird fly
let the bird on the plane. Yeah. Did you see this thing? It's
like it's like a 40 pound more
importantly, have you ever seen it and or smelled peacock poop?
Yes. No, I never smelled the poop. Let's use a couple of
them. Oh, they're deaf and the whole plane? Yeah. Screech.
Yeah. It was idiotic. And anyone's saying that the peacock
should have been allowed to flies and
here's the was an idea, Lady either lady adopt a child.
They're great for emotional support. By the way, all animals
are all pets are emotional support animals.
Now you bring up an interesting point. Am I
right or not? What? What is the etymology of pet? Well,
I don't know about that. But let's let's skip that argument
because because shallow and bring up the point you actually
made Okay? Which is why can't the kids come on board free
right up to the teens? Emotional support? What if you haven't?
Your mom, you're traveling? Should the mom fly free? Yeah, I
wish should She's emotional support. Yeah. You buy the kid a
ticket he needs or she needs emotional support. The mom flies
free is emotional support animal. Yes. mammal. mammal.
More support mammal. Mmm.
I'm an emotional ESM. I'm an emotional support mammal. Yeah.
Yeah. So but yeah, the comments were people are really outraged.
She needs it. It's important. She needs to fly with it. How
else can you travel? Yeah, I know. I know.
Is ending and luckily, on our watch. I don't you think? I
think I think it's ending? Yeah. The airlines are finally given
up with a stop to it.
Yeah, I like what they've done. I'm all in on that. Good work
airlines. Who I typically do not really like except for
Southwest.
Southwest is the best best southwest of the best South
best. Okay, all right. What else we got here? We got? Well, we
got a lot of stuff. Well, we
got the memo. Let's do the memo. Yeah.
Can I ask you a question? Sure. When this thing, if this thing
is ever released, and I have my thoughts about that, as I've
said earlier, it better say on top of it memorandum? Because
you know what? You have like some file on Trump. It's a
dossier, sifting dossier. And we'll see if you get something
that could potentially be bad for Democrats and democratic
administration under Obama to see bad about the demo. It's a
memo. It better say memorandum above it. I'm gonna
be totally integrated. We're gonna bitch if it doesn't. Yeah.
All right. So we have a couple of reports. I have a bunch of
clips, because I think they're kind of funny. Let's start with
NBC. They have they bring they somehow this is only part of the
report. But they can't just leave the memo. As the memo
report is displayed straight. They gotta somehow clip it, cook
it. Good. Attach it to Trump and his immigration policy of
course. What else is there to do?
So here we go. You gotta tell me what clip it is man BC bring
brings connects.
Another big story we're following this evening is the
battle brewing between President Trump and his own FBI director
who was sounding the alarm over the potential release of that
Republican memo on the Russia investigation. The President
indicating he'll release it, the FBI now signaling grave concerns
over its accuracy, urging the President not to do it. We get
all the latest now from NBC. Peter Alexander will report as
to what it looks tonight, President
Trump again clashing with his FBI Director this time
Christopher Ray, the man he hand picked to replace James Comey.
The Flashpoint, a controversial Republican memo alleging anti
Trump bias within the FBI and Justice Department. The bureau
tonight waging an extraordinary public campaign to prevent the
classified documents release warning of grave concerns about
facts left out but fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy as
president any response to President Trump tonight ignoring
questions about the FBI, Please steal the President's mind
appears made up. Chief of Staff John Kelly today backing up his
vaults it'll be released here pretty quick, I think and the
whole world can see the House Intelligence Committee Chairman
Devin Nunez, a former Trump transition official, unleashing
his own unprecedented attack on the FBI and DOJ, accusing the
agencies of having stonewalled Congress's demands for
information for nearly a year all of it overshadowing what the
White House billed as a unifying State of the Union address. But
President Trump's tough tone on a crucial immigration sticking
point drew democratic booths
under the current broken system. A single immigrant can bring in
virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives under our
plan.
As an aside, did you see that the German broadcaster admitted
they boosted the booze on Trump's speech at Davos? Yeah,
good for them. Yeah. But no one ever says A NBCC and and
everyone else did it.
No, no, of course not just boost him just make it worse than it
is. Well anyway, so they I don't know how they got all of a
sudden to talk about immigration. So there was a
really crappy report. But the absolute best discussion of the
memo was when Pelosi came on como show Yes. We I have, I have
the Pelosi in Como and then I have an ISO of what the funniest
part then I have it sweetened, nice
recognizing the sacrifice that our men and women in the
intelligence community make for our country's security that
would say, the reckless
Christopher, Rea, gifted Director of the FBI, obviously
recently selected by President Trump, he got the memo. He could
have come out and said this is reckless, don't release it.
Let me just say this with all due respect, you really don't
know what you're talking about right now.
Did Christopher Wray look at it or No,
I can't say whether he did or not, but he did not. He's in
order to redact, you have to have the people who knows what
I'm saying if these concerns are so sharp, and what they've
already said not to release it. They already said not or their
justice department already said it would be reckless to release
it. You said that earlier. The DOJ
said we've been reporting it absolutely. But now there's this
word that is somewhat of a compromise.
Wait a minute, I want to tell you something. Let me just say
this the
Republican lysing what word What word is he focusing on? That's
the compromise.
No, no can party has, as I said crossover to cover up their
deadly afraid of the Russia investigation. We don't want the
investigation to be anything but best based on the law and the
facts, and let the investigation proceed. That's the right thing
to do for our country. We have to be respectful of law, we have
to be respectful of intelligence. And what they're
doing is reckless in regard to both. But the fact is also that
it is a distraction from the fact that they've passed a tax
bill that gives 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. They'd
like to distract from that that 86 million middle class
Americans will pay more in taxes. One and a half trillion,
now up to 2 trillion including interest will be added to the
national debt, that they do give this gift to the corporate
America at the expense of our children's future. They don't
want to talk about that. They don't want to talk about the
fact that they have what they've done in terms of the President
put forth a ridiculous memo on Well, I don't know if he put it
forth or they leaked it on an infrastructure which doesn't
even go word near what our country needs. They are doing
bad things in terms of immigration and the rest there.
But they do do a nugget basically. Here's what we're
doing on on immigration. Isn't that wonderful? While it looks
so pretty. And while they do very unpretty things and see
same thing with tax bill, isn't this a nice little thing we're
giving you while we give? All right. And same thing again,
with uh with intelligence. We're going to show you a memo. All
right. This is ridiculous. All right.
That was pretty incoherent.
She was pretty Yes. But I have the here's the part that is I
think it was an ISO two, two, which is the first one.
Rosenstein defended the special counsel in front of the American
people.
Have you seen good cause to fire special? Hold on a second.
It says report. Oh, I'm so sorry. Wrong. I so
Yeah, mine was Pelosi I showed I
understand. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Let me just say this. With all due respect. You really don't
know what you're talking about right now.
That's a good one. Yes. And then here's I sweetened it a little
bit. So it's got a little more, a little more
oomph. More Pelosi,
he could have come out and said this is reckless. Don't release
it.
Let me just say this. With all due respect. You really don't
know what you're talking about right now. works better.
How long did you spend on it?
Not long. You're pretty obvious where she's wobbling along like
that.
That is funny. I was looking for an Obama if if if I couldn't
find it.
But yeah, he will he tops that for sure. Yeah, she's. So
there's other ISOs are part of a deconstruction of one of the
stories. I've decided that ABC is the absolute worst at doing
whipsaw.
Well, before we go there, let me stick with the memo. Yeah. Oh,
yes. You're in that report at the beginning. In fact, maybe I
should just play it just because we did all that funny stuff. And
not actually not the the other report. The NBC report. Here we
go. Let me just play the beginning. And
another big story we're following this evening is the
battle brewing between President Trump and his own FBI director
who was sounding the alarm However, the potential release
of that Republican memo and the Russia investigation, the
president indicating
I played this game with the keeper last night, said, Okay,
what is your understanding? Who said, What about the memo? What
you just heard there is the President's own FBI director is
coming out against him. And and that, I mean, what is your
understanding of who said, What about the memo from the FBI?
You're asking me? Yeah,
I'm asking you to see because believe me, I was mind control
to before I went and read it.
You read the memo? Yeah. No.
Okay. Just answer the question. We can move along.
Okay. Give me the question against the sink. Lee. Regarding
an FBI statement. Yeah. Regarding the memo, who said
what? Well,
I don't believe there's any direct quotes from anybody.
Personally, I don't know who said anything. All I know is
that they're conveying the message that the new FBI
director doesn't think this is a good idea, because the memo is
being released because it's got it's missing information. That
would be a value for making a more round, rounder, fuller
memo.
Thank you. Now you actually went a little bit further than most,
because the implication is, oh my god, Trump's own FBI
director. Now. This is a dual. This is a parallel universe,
SPLIT DIMENSION issue. One side dimension be squarely here's ah,
oh, I am. Can you believe this? Trump is so crazy about trying
to get to Muller that even his own FBI director doesn't want
this memo released. So here's what was released from the FBI
National Press Office. It is not from director Ray. It is from
the FBI press office. And it says the FBI takes seriously its
obligations to the FISA court and its compliance with
procedures overseen by career professionals in the Department
of Justice and the FBI. We are committed to working with the
appropriate oversight entities to ensure the continuing
integrity of the FISA process. With regard to the House
Intelligence committee's memorandum, the FBI was provided
a limited opportunity to review this moment of the day before
the committee voted to release it. As expressed during our
initial review. We have grave concerns about material
omissions of fact, that fundamentally impact the memo's
accuracy. Now, you can take this two ways, you can take it as Oh,
the director is fighting the president. They're they're
butting heads, because look what he said don't release the memo.
But no, I think I think this is a trick. And they're falling for
it. Because of the way you can also read this is this is not
Ray, it's the FBI. So it can't be attributed to Ray. Hey, you
know, let's release the memo. But let's make sure we get all
that stuff that everyone says is fake. Everyone says Nunez didn't
read that everybody says is not based on fact that no one has
seen the backup material. Let's put it all in the report and
then release it. That's the way you can read this as well.
Okay, but I Nurik. What do you what's your conclusion on all
this?
Here's what I think. I think the President will temporarily block
its release. I mean, this thing is so valuable to him. And the
Republicans, they will be crazy to release it. Now. This is not
he is not he is going to block and the way I understand that is
either he says, okay, release it. Or he says, block it. And I
think he can block it
indefinitely. No, he has to sign off on it or Yeah, but that
much. But
if he doesn't block it, within five days, that will be Monday,
then it becomes public. Anyway, that's my understanding of the
process. I believe that he will block it temporarily or
indefinitely, or whatever it is to just hold it over and keep
everyone busy. Of course hold it over everybody's head. It may
not even be that great. Man. I'm not so sure
that your initial thesis is is not that great.
Yeah. bullcrap. Yeah. So I'm still kind of thinking it's not
that great unless the FBI gets the time which they clearly
you're asking for, to put material admissions of fact that
fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. You know, when you
read something like that, dimension a says, oh, maybe we
need to, you know, to tweak it a little bit, get all the backup
and then present it dimension B thinks QA, it's inaccurate.
Well, here's what I think. And I think we're pretty much know
what the memo was about because it's been we've deconstructed
what it's about from various congressional hearings, people
ask me certain,
let me summarize it, because it's very important in the
American life and American Constitution. More importantly,
is the government cannot just spy on you. And that's why it is
a very complicated process for today's technological
infrastructure with this FISA court is not perfect by any
means, but it's what we agreed to. And it's secret, which makes
it already quite iffy. And that is one of the fears of
constitutionalists is, well, when you have something secret
should can go wrong. And apparently, that's exactly what
happened. That's it always goes wrong. And that's what
apparently happened. And that would be a gross violation of at
least the Fourth Amendment. tons of tons of other violations. And
it would really put the whole face of the whole wiretapping
process. You know, it would be the worst worst fears come true
of me too.
Well, here's what I think that and you could tell from the way
they were asking questions in various hearings, it what didn't
take a genius to figure this out. The FBI in cahoots with the
Democratic Party, and this what the man was going to say, and
then I'll tell you what I think they're going to try to do to
contradict it because you heard this the everything I've got to
say is not any theory of my it's kind of pulled out of public
domain. Things that have already been said. Yes. The memo says
that the FBI improperly used the dote the DNC paid for dossier,
gussied it up, took it before FISA and got a warrant to spy on
the Trump campaign, specifically the one guy but just pretty much
the whole campaign. This was after they had previously failed
to get a FISA warrant, which the way they tell the story. They
had tried to get a FISA warrant and they weren't a route. They
couldn't get it because it was a bogus attempt to spy on the
Trump campaign. Then they took the dossier and presented it and
said, Hey, look, what's going on. We got to get a FISA
warrant. So
the dossier was the was the tipping point with that dossier
was a tipping point. The counter to that it because I've heard
this too, is yes, the dossier was used, but it was only a part
of a new more elaborate argument. Yeah, and that's what
that that's what the FBI is bitching about, they don't want
to make it look just because the doubt that Republicans would
love it to be let's take this phony dossier, package it up,
take it before the FISA court saying we need a warrant to spy
on Trump's operation. And so they got their warrant. And
that's what happened. That's what this memo is going to say.
More or less.
Why and why would the FBI be stopping that?
The FBI doesn't want to stop it? Exactly. They want to add new
informations. Yeah, well, we agree. We agree. They want to
make it down, play the dossier and play their great abilities
to put together an argument. Yeah, Democrats are in oak.
Besides the point with the Democrats, the Democrats want to
see this thing at all because they know it's embarrassed now.
The Democrats are taking it yet one step further. John
Heilemann,
if we talked about Hamlin. Yeah, and he's a friend of mine. Yeah.
Okay.
Here's your friend. Senator. It's
John Heilemann. Here, I want to ask you a question that under
almost any other circumstances would be ridiculous and absurd.
But under these circumstances, I think is actually warranted. Is
it possible that the Republican chairman of the House Intel
Committee has been compromised by the Russians? Is it possible
to worship agents? He's a Russian at the house Intel
Committee on the Republican side.
I have no information to suggest that it is. I think this
business behavior speak of that, though. I mean, I'm not the
first person who's raised this. He's behaving like someone who's
been compromised, and and there are people in the Intelligence
Committee and the intelligence community and others with great
expertise in this area who look at him and say, That guy's been
compromised.
Well, I don't have that expertise. What I also know is
that there are plenty of Republicans who simply
instinctually act in a way to protect their president and his
actions was certainly comport with that motivation.
I don't necessarily know that there's another explanation your
friend
is unhinged. Yeah, he
is. I never said he wasn't wasn't on here. But if he's if
he's above all my friends these are all my friends who are
journalists are on the side that should be what am I supposed to
tell you? And I feel bad for you? Why I never see these guys.
Set for the locals. So
then you have no friends. I have you my friend. Oh, I just threw
up in my mouth.
Good. About time. So
I don't I don't think we're gonna see a release. I think it
will be used. It's a great
argument. No, no, it has to be released. Hmm.
Well,
although I used to be really And then they got Trump
unfortunately caught him after the speech. Talking
100% 100% He's saying what? I want to point out that and I'm
going to start repeating this dimension eight people, you are
also in danger of becoming completely unhinged and Extreme
Dimension a people are unhinged there. Yeah. I wouldn't argue
that. Yeah. But it's important to say that we talk about
dimension A and B would both have issues and the dimension AP
or all about, ah, Trump, so he's gonna read the memo during the
State of the Union. Okay. We're not officially unheard that's,
that's unhinged. It was wishful. It was wishful thinking. And
yet, I would love it. You would love it. We all love it. But to
think that that would actually happen. No, of course,
great. It is wishful thinking. And it's been wishful thinking
for everybody,
but it's unhinged thoughts. You must stop. You must stop this
people. It's not it's not healthy. That's funny, though.
It's not healthy. It's just not healthy.
Well, both political extremes, which is everybody now has
always been unhinged on both sides. I'm surprised they don't
get more fistfights. Yeah, I mean, that's why the Senate has
all these rules about even saying anything about another
senator. Right, because they used to have fist fights in the
good old days, and the good old days. Let's talk about just rob
Rosenstein the latest thing. Yeah. Rob Rosenstein. This is a
non story to me. It's not provable. There's nothing to it.
And what is the story? The story is, is that Trump had a meeting
with him recently and and demanded his loyalty. Wasn't
that like,
right in the beginning?
No, no, this no, that was another guy. He demanded the
loyalty of Comey. Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. The new guys the
manning the loyalty are but but he's not really demanding his
loyalty. You need
to you need to put that on the Trump rotation list demands
loyalty.
Oh, that's a good point. Hit the list. Where's the list already
lost it? Well, I'll find it. No, you want. Okay, well, because
it's on a computer luckily, said they gotta put those new items.
Now let's go. So he didn't really demand lunch. He He asked
if you're on my team. Yes. But that day dimension B and of
newsmedia. They all picked it up and decided to make it.
Why didn't I honestly, I did not know that. But I had not seen
any original statements. Oh, yeah.
It's all over the place is the big news item. Now. I want to
play the eight. This the ABC or NBC? I'm thinking to NBC or ABC.
Which one do I have here? ABC, this is the ABC report with the
David Muir ABC report. And within wait within the report.
There are three whipsaws which I'll point out you should be
able to catch them as they come and go. There's three in this
business really kind of a lame non report.
Robert Muller reports to Deputy ag rod Rosenstein and now comes
Word tonight the President Trump allegedly asked Rosenstein Are
you on my team ABCs Chief Justice correspondent Pierre
Thomas from Washington.
The President has been accused of demanding loyalty before has
he done it again. This time with the man in charge of Special
Counsel Robert Muller. Muller reports to Deputy Attorney
General rod Rosenstein because Jeff Sessions recused himself
from the Russia investigation, and now a source telling NBC
News during a meeting just weeks ago, the President asked
Rosenstein if he was on his team, and allegedly also wanted
to know about the direction of the Russia probe. Question This
seemed to surprise Rosenstein within days of that meeting, and
Rosenstein defended the special counsel in front of the American
people. Have you seen good cause to fire Special Counsel Muller?
No. Critics say President Trump's question to Rosenstein
Are you on my team is part of a pattern. former FBI Director
James Comey claims the President told him I need loyalty. I
expect loyalty,
PS pacifically of loyalty in the context of asking me to stay.
And just last week, the President allegedly asked former
FBI acting director Andrew McCabe, who he voted for. Did
you ask him?
I don't think so.
I don't know. What's the big deal with that. They are Thomas
with us tonight. And obviously Pierre, we know McCabe abruptly
stepping aside as deputy FBI director just this week, David
McCabe's departure was another sign of the mounting tension
between the White House and the Justice Department.
Okay, okay. That was a fairly Content less report that told us
nothing. Yeah. ABC to the max. And it could be all lies. And
the three whipsaws. Were in there. I know how did you catch
any of them? Yeah, of course I did. Of course I did. But I
pulled this. I have isolated them all. I presume you have
them. Yep. And so I want to play him one after another. And what
we have is an assertion, followed by a clip to approve to
prove the assertion that doesn't exist. The clip either doesn't
prove the assertion or deny one case it denies the assertion
which I find to be the most fascinating way to do this. And
the other one is just kind of random thoughts that about the
assertion. Let's try one.
Rosenstein defended the special counsel in front of the American
people.
Have you seen good cause to fire Special Counsel Moeller? No.
What does that not finding good cause is not the same as
defending? No. He makes the assertion that resisting
defended or defending asking somebody if they find good cause
the farm you say no, doesn't mean you're defending it. It's
got nothing to do with it. Is it off topic? Yes,
I agree. Good catch. So
that so that's number one. Let's go to number two, former FBI
Director James Comey claims the President told him I need
loyalty. I expect loyalty,
PS specifically, of loyalty in the context of asking me to
stay.
Now this one is a real jazz Very good. Asking him for loyalty
implies that he's like gonna be lockstep, you know, agree with
him and do everything he's told. But cool. So they play the clip
where Comey says, Yes, he asked for loyalty in context of my
staying. In other words, are you going to stay here? You know, I
need your loyalty. Yes. And I'd like you to stay on. Yeah. And
that's the only context so he wasn't like demanding loyalty.
Anyway,
so that was listen again. former FBI
Director James Comey claims the President told him I need
loyalty. I expect loyalty,
PS specifically, of loyalty in the context of asking me to stay
cheese. Where is the I expect loyalty proof? Yeah, no, we're
second half of Pierre's. Open question was I expect loyalty,
kind of paraphrasing Trump. There's nothing like that in
this play one more time just to see how egregious this one is.
former FBI Director James Comey claims the President told him I
need loyalty. I expect loyalty,
PS specifically, of loyalty in the context of asking me to stay
they should
just let that last bit out. The in the context bit.
Yeah, well, the thing would be short, it would be too short. It
would be too short. It would be too like build the wall. Yes.
It's a I don't think that they're aware that they're doing
this and they're not really trying to trick us. This is
actually their reporting. They totally convinced that whatever
they think they're doing in terms of reporting, I think
they're just think that this is down. Okay, we got it. We got to
prove. Yeah, I think they're insane. Okay, last one.
The President allegedly asked former FBI acting director
Andrew McCabe, who he voted for. Because you asked him? I don't
think so. I don't think I did. I don't know what's
the big deal with that. Okay, this was just a complete he he
makes an assertion and then it's denied that you can't use it. To
prove your point. You don't bring a clip in that says no.
This is the worst of the three in that regard. It just doesn't
even come close to making the point. He couldn't come up with
anything better than Trump denying it. That really this
very, very, very poor job by ABC and people should be aware that
ABC does this all the time. He's a grandstander.
The FBI director has no credibility. He's
the wrong man for
that position. Call
me call me homie. You know, I was thinking about this, this
loyalty thing. This is another one for the list that I might
start maintaining about things Millennials don't understand
about America and hate. And I've been taught to hate list it Yes.
The hate list. And loyalty is something very traditional in
the American spirit and American work culture where you are loyal
to your company. You are you are loyal to your country. You are
loyal to your family. But the context of company is is one I
think that is gone and went further slowly gone. And it was
important, you would be loyal to the I've been I can recall not
even that long ago in meetings, well, I'm loyal to my company,
someone would say, and therefore we're not going to do this or,
you know, whatever the situation is, they have loyalty of loyalty
to things. And now it's seen as he's a mobster. Yeah, I'm
telling you, watch it, watch it happen. Hmm. Loyalty here, and
they'll throw in a little bit a lot. Oh, so they'll throwing
clips with the Godfather and casino and stuff like that. You
can just predict it. It's just gonna happen. It's another thing
that sadly, the young people of America have been taught to
hate, or are taught is wrong, or as part of the rotten
wood that I think is part of this, the overriding structure
to remove this. America from its own having its own. It's being
its own country. It's a globalist thing. Why? Why are
we? Yes? Why are we subscribing to this? You you America,
America, this America that you hear? You know, just Why did you
always want a white America? We don't want that we want a
global. We don't need this loyalty. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah,
I think there's some of that. I have.
If you're done with this. I have an entre mom before we thank a
couple people who've done with that. Yes, this is a fantastic
piece of video, you must see this video. Because the way she
does it is it's just something to behold. So this is one of the
rare cases where video would be a plus. This is from Vanity
Fair, Vanity Fair. Somehow, actually, it's not that hard to
imagine because they asked Nicole Kidman to do a
demonstration of her eating a variety of bugs. And this woman
is a reptile. When you see that she uses chopsticks. She's
sitting in a in a nice kind of decor with curtains heavy
curtain backdrop and this little table next to her she's sitting
down. And there's, you know, it's edited so they keep showing
a plate of different bugs. There's weren't some of them are
alive. Some of they're not and she has chopsticks, and she eats
them but she eats them and her tongue comes out. John, I am
telling you, Pat on my heart, her tongue comes out like a
lizard. A little bit off to the side little little skewer pointy
and she slurps the bugs up and she keeps looking off to people
like see see I ate it. And even the audio is good because you
and I have to give people a trigger warning. You will hear
the bugs being crushed in her mouth.
And I am going to wait for costs meal of bugs. I am here to
reveal my hidden talent eating micro livestock hornworms
they're still alive. extraordinaire. Very moist.
Chewy. can't quite describe the flavor but eat a little water.
Let's try the second Gosh, shall we? Just a little side note. 2
billion people in the world eat bugs. And I'm one of them. That
is here we go. Have some meat ones. I'm telling you. I'd win
survivor that is a fruity taste. I'd recommend it here we have oh
crickets nothing. Oh, awesome. Like nothing you've ever tasted
like a hairy nut. So oh my gosh. And not from the shell. And now
for dessert. The fried grasshopper These are amazing.
These are exquisite grasshoppers, I recommend them
to anyone. Thank you for spending so much time with me
and watching me bugs. Till next time.
There you go. She gets a round of applause.
Oh yeah. From the whole crew.
You get the Clip of the Day of course for that. Even though
it's not a great clip.
Well, I I set it up properly. So you know,
I'm saying that because there's not much talk. It's just her
going. Another delicious bug. She's
a reptile. She's a reptile
He's like blue classic he's
a reptile I tell ya
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story while she's two stories. I was researching three stories I
was researching Holy moly. And the first one is what?
He said, Holy moly. It's funny.
Yeah, that comes from Frank Zappa. Did he say holy? No, he
was a Great googly moogly.
Here, and he says so holy moly, is an old classic.
Alright, so this is a bill in Virginia that we would require.
It's a proposed bill. So nothing has passed yet. That would
require anyone who, who has a device that connects to the
internet, which allows you to upward download content to limit
access to, quote, obscene content. And I find this very
interesting, for a number of reasons. You know, one, what is
obscene? And then, of course, how are they going to enforce
this is a whole whole other question. But in this, let me
just bring this up here. Zoom in, zoom and rotate, enhance. So
this is really the first paragraph that it's all about
prohibited sale of products with internet capabilities, semicolon
obscene content. It is unlawful for any person to distribute or
sell any product that makes content accessible on the
internet. Excuse me, unless the product possesses an operating
digital content blocking capability that renders obscene
content, including obscene items, obscene performances or
obscene exhibitions inaccessible. Such persons shall
make reasonable and ongoing efforts to ensure the proper
functioning of the digital content blocking capability, and
shall ensure that the following content is inaccessible child
pornography as defined and then they give a whole bunch of they
gave a law number of Virginia law, any image created or
disseminated in violation of UN to more articles, and any
website that facilitates the commission of an offence set
forth in the next article. So I looked these articles up and the
first one I started with, was the definition of obscene. I
think that's very important.
And I think so too. Let's
hear it. They have a legal definition of obscene in the
Code of Virginia 18.2 Dash 372. The word obscene, where it
appears, shall mean that which considered as a whole has as its
dominant theme or purpose and appeal to the prurient interest
in sex. That is a shameful or morbid interest in nudity,
sexual content, sexual excitement, excretory functions,
or products thereof, or SATA masochistic abuse, and which
goes substantially beyond customary limits of candor, in
description or representation of such matters and which, taken as
a whole does not have serious literary, artistic, political or
scientific value. What do you think?
I don't know. Sounds like an old definition sounds very old to
me, like the 50s or the 40s or the 30s 30s? Probably
yeah. So I looked up some of these codes. And child
pornography means sexually explicit visual material which
utilizer has a subject and identifiable minor identifier
followed by minor is a person who was a minor at the time the
visual depiction was created, etc, etc. For the purpose of
this article, the term sexually explicit visual material means a
picture photograph drawing sculpture motion picture film
digital image, including such material stored in a computer's
temporary internet cache, which is kind of scary. If it's in
your browser cache, when three or more images or streaming
videos are present or similar visual representation which
depicts sexual stLt a lewd exhibition of nudity as nudity
is defined or sexual excitement, etc. So if they find three
images in your browser cache, then you're a child pornographer
or you use your old child pornography. And they have more
definitions, but really the one I wanted to get to this as I was
looking around, I find out all kinds of interesting things in
law, such as fornication is still illegal in Virginia. If
you're not married
any person just like Saudi Arabia, there's Virginia.
Yeah, well, it's a class for misdemeanor so it's not that big
a deal but that's a $250 Fine. Any person not being married who
voluntarily shall have sexual intercourse with any other
person shall be guilty of fornication punishable as class
for misdemeanor
whenever the last time that was actually happen if it's not a
dead letter law?
Well, they have a lot of crimes by law everybody does
misdemeanor stuff. And the final the final thing that you can get
in trouble for in Virginia and just shows you what kind of
place this is. And I like this
Langley baby
keeping residing in or frequenting a body place that
can be that's a that's a class three misdemeanor punishable by
$500 You
can't go to a strip where are they why they let the places get
built.
Let me tell you what it means a body place be a WD white body,
shall mean any place within or without any building or
structure, which is used or is to be used for lewdness, acid
nation or prostitution. So just pure lewdness.
Yeah, that would be a strip bar.
That's not the well that's one way to define lewdness Sure.
Seems
lewd to me. Yeah, you know, see this when you're on the bus.
Ah, and then finally, as I've gone through all of this books
are also included. And I'm thinking 50 Shades of Grey is in
big trouble in Virginia if this passes you think because that
would affected
his journey yet. It's got all the rules broken there. Obscene
for sure. As obscene. It's also what's you know, exciting,
apparently, to the women.
And women who hate the movie, love the book. Women who love
the book, hate the movie.
But yeah, okay. You did a bunch of research. What is the
likelihood of this thing getting past? Zero?
Yeah, I agree. But it's interesting to keep our eye on
it.
Well, okay, now back, man. All right,
man. All right, then. How about how about the 5g plan?
Did you read the 5g plan could be interesting.
So the 5g plan, I smelled a rat. The minute I read the article,
rat, a rat. I'm like, Yeah, well, oh, the FCC. Ah, awesome
law someone proposed. We're gonna do a 5g government own
network. And it was it was presented, you know, somehow the
verge I think, had gotten the whole of a PowerPoint deck. It
even referenced, you know, this is, by the way, having a great
5g infrastructure. It's totally is important to our country. But
to say this is a good strategy against the Chinese One Belt,
One Road, as they said in the PowerPoint is that's what I
knew.
This is a lobbyist. Yeah, they don't know what One Belt One
Road is. This is a lobbyist.
And I and I, and I look into it. And yeah, okay. Now I
understand. There's two. It's even in the PowerPoint. Really?
There's two financial anchor partners. For this project. Can
you guess?
Goldman Sachs has to be one of them.
Los close Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo. Yeah,
interesting. But that's the money part of it. And then
what's the other company seeing company who wants to get into
phones but doesn't have a network?
Well, Microsoft would be up there. Cheez Its obvious. Okay,
who Google? Oh, Google.
This is they're
not that because migrators Google does have a network of
all that fiber.
Yeah, but 5g is something completely different. So, you
know, this was an easy one to deconstruct. And I saw people
freaking out over food. And I'm not doing a timecode I'm not
doing one of those again.
I didn't think it was I'm, I'm in agreement with you. I didn't
even ask for a timecode I wasn't going to because I think we've
decided that that voice is now I'm
Shawn. And I just want to give another little small little
deconstruction because I thought it was very, very well done.
This is great Linkbait and I'm going to deconstruct it in
reverse order. By reading you the original document where the
story came from first knew this is from the University of
Exeter, and new compound ap 39, designed and made at University
of Exeter, could hold the key to future therapies by targeting
delivery of very small amounts of the substance, and the
substance is hydrogen sulfide to the right or key places inside
cells. Scientists in Exeter have already found that the compound
protects Mito Kandra, the powerhouse of cells which drive
energy production in blood vessel cells preventing or
reversing mitochondrial damage is a key strategy for treatments
of a variety of conditions such as stroke, heart failure,
diabetes, arthritis, dementia and aging. And it's a long
clinical report. And then they say, Mark Wood of Biosciences at
the University of Exeter added it added although hydrogen
sulfide is well known as a pungent foul smelling gas and
rock, rotten eggs and flatulence. It is naturally
produced in the body and could in fact be a healthcare hero
with significant implications for future therapies for a
variety of diseases. Here's the headline that was written.
Experts explain why smelling your partner's farts will make
you live longer. Wow. And that's the story that everybody was
retweeting.
Unbelievable. Well, that's a good way to use a clip of the
day if you had a clip. Yeah, the you should be it should be
noted. At least it says we're discussing it that hydrogen
sulfide is extremely toxic. poison, poison gas
is flatulent gas also extremely toxic.
If you if your room was filled with it, it was kind of the main
component was hydrogen sulfide, which flatulent gas has, it has
an element of but it's not completely that. Yeah. Yeah, it
is. Well, no one mentioned with hydrogen sulfide is it's very
similar to that. And the thing is, is also, hydrogen sulfide
also desensitizes the nose. So when you smell it and smell it
and smell it, say you're in a pile, you're in a room full of
it,
I have a great idea. It's I have a cap and trade scheme. And we
can save the Earth with my cap and trade scheme. Not only will
we save the Earth, we will make people healthier. Here's what
you do. No, in fact, cow farts are killing us. It's making the
earth heat up. We kept the farts, we give it to patients,
cap and trade.
Most cow farts are methane. Anyway, so let me finish. So
people at least have a clue about this. It's desensitizes
the nose, so you can't smell it after a while and then you'll
die because you smell it too much of it, it works the exact
same way that carbon monoxide works which is normally has no
smell. And what it does is gloms onto the red blood cells and
makes them so they can't take up oxygen and you actually die of
oxygen starvation. Just as though you were choked to death.
So h two s has nothing to trifle with. Okay.
But anyway, but I just thought it was interesting to see what
the headline was and then and people when you send me an
article and I will say the mainstream meme five M media has
done a pretty good job with this its culture now. When they steal
an article from someone else and write about it. They usually do
a hat tip at the end or you know, somewhere there's a link
to where they got their actual story from. Yeah, and you
usually have to follow three or four links until you get to the
actual story. Do that for me when you're sending me links
this worth it you get more of the story with each step you go
it's very interesting to follow the something backwards to its
original source and see all the embellishments that have been
added to it
well, I have a couple of clips to finish off the show. We could
go with the 350 meeting I can skip that. I do have I did clip
from a one of the top TV shows of Law and Order SVU the last of
the online orders are still on the air with ice tea and other
bad actors. Yeah, and this is the media portrayal. This is
about an Ann Coulter character exactly now culture character
was raped a tranny and, and and culture character was raped. And
there was a pretty finessing a fanatic. That was part of the
Trump supporters and he's old you is the this is the media
portrayal of a Trump supporter
looks like you boy Randy was doxxed online after he dropped
his latest video they posted his home address address cell phone
social.
Calm was a bitch. Why isn't the FBI here? Let's take it one step
at a time that Brady Why don't you tell me about this
group people aren't patriots for
the American Way and I don't belong. The founder, Grand
Wizard,
Grand Wizard that's that's something from Harry Potter
right.
Left to thank me when we make America great again. Remind me
when was it so great. Beautiful. A couple of lib tardes on my
case.
Let's talk about where you were during the Martha cop speech
on the quad by the statue.
You know, pretty accurate portrayal Kebler lib jarred
zardes Baby couple of lib tardes over there now that's pretty
it's pretty spot on. Yeah, okay dimension a too much dimension a
I would like to present you with something. And I didn't do it in
the in the a block or the C Block because I know how much it
pisses you off. But we're getting closer to wrapping up
the bullcrap of this Hawaii fake alert the false
alarm about an incoming missile attack that terrified Hawaiians
earlier this month, may have been due to an employee who
mistook a drill for the real deal. The false alarm was
transmitted to mobile phones caused widespread panic and went
uncorrected for 38 minutes. The Federal Communications
Commission on Tuesday issued a preliminary report faulting in
part Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency for
miscommunication and lack of oversight. The drill on the
morning of January 13, simulated a call from US Pacific Command
reporting an incoming ballistic missile. A recording included
the phrase, this is not a drill. It ended with the phrase
Exercise Exercise Exercise. According to a statement written
by the employee, he or she heard this is not a drill, but not the
word exercise. The software asks the employee Are you sure you
want to send this alert? The employee clicked yes. Other
employees told the FCC they heard the exercise language and
FCC lawyer said the agency had not yet interviewed the employee
in question and could not fully evaluate the employees assertion
that he or she believed it was an actual attack. This
explanation differs from Hawaiian Governor David eaglets
common employee pushed the wrong button by mistake Hawaii plans
to issue a separate report Tuesday.
So I got this report. Just bring it up here. It's a PDF.
I want to mention a couple of things. What were you doing
there? Sure. This was obviously a woman. Why do you say that?
Otherwise, if it was a man, they would have said he. Ooh,
interesting. Because as you already we know that everybody
hates men, especially the media. So if it was a man, it would
have been as identified as a male. Okay, because it wasn't a
male. Well, I a woman, I think, yeah, sorry. Well, one more
thing. Second thing. I've watched a lot of this to whoever
it was man or woman will assume I'm assuming woman froze.
Yeah, well, let me read the preliminary report. There's this
there's some details in there that will help the
deconstruction of it. At 8:07am January 13, the Hawaii emergency
Emergency Management Agency issued a false ballistic missile
alert. Okay, we got it. Here's the timeline. Ema is midnight
shift supervisor at 805. begins a no notice ballistic men's
missile defense drill at a shift change by placing a call
pretending to be US Pacific Command to the day shift warning
officers. The midnight shift supervisor plays a recording
over the phone that properly includes the drill Language
Exercise, exercise exercise, but also erroneously contains the
text of an EAS message for a live ballistic missile alert
including the language this is not a drill. The recording does
not follow the script contained in EMAS standard operating
procedure for this drill. So I asked you right now, if this is
a pre recorded bid that he plays over the speakerphone, do they
have incorrect ones that they've pre recorded? Apparently so or
my conclusion comes in a bit. The day shift warning officers
received this recorded message on a speakerphone. While other
warning officers understand that this is a drill. Apparently
there were more people around. The Warning officer at the alert
origination terminal claimed to believe in a written statement
provided to Hawaii EMA that this was a real emergency, not a
drill. The day shift warning officer responds as trained for
a real event by transmitting a live ballistic missile older to
the state of Hawaii in doing so this is nice to hear the day
shift warning offer selects the template for a live alert from a
drop down all things I told you and clicks Yes, in response to a
prompt that reads, are you sure you want to send this alert? So
that's more confirmation, the software I found out is the
correct software. So I'm thinking this may have been a
gag. You know, there's still the hack possibility. But whatever
it was, it was an incorrect message. And now somehow we have
to believe that this was a pre recorded message that they use
for this handover shift. And that was the incorrect one and
other people heard exercise exercise, but yet this happened,
it stinks even worse than it did before.
I'm fascinated by the fact that you're so into this story.
I know. And because there is something going on, you know,
the Clintons were also on the Big Island when that took place
just as an aside coincidence. It because something bad happened
and they covered it up poorly. The woman who did this false
alert feel screwed by this, or whatever, is not talking to
officials issues her own statement. Because I think
something really bad happened here. And why did the the
emergency manager you know, the Mr. Miyagi? Why did he covered
up with a lie?
And then quit.
I mean, this is a problem. So yeah, I am. I am fast, because
the reason I'm fascinated with it is the a it has no effect
this system of it's not foolproof, no system is, you
know, Professor Ted is laughing. But it has to be more foolproof
than this. For sure.
Well, we're hoping you get to the bottom of it soon. Okay,
that's my cue to end. Okay, good.
I've got a bunch of miscellaneous clips. How are we
doing for time?
You can do to miscellaneous clips.
Okay, I'm gonna do one. I've got this. This one here, I think is
the epitome disappear. atomizes, the San Francisco Bay, all of
California. And I think especially Hollywood, but it's
just a worst case example of, I don't know, political
correctness or whatever. But James Franco, who has been
accused of being groping or something I don't know, standing
around naked. I have no idea. But he used to go to Palo Alto
High and he's very close to the school and he's kind of an
artist he he paints a kind of a style of art that is you know,
it's actually artsy. He did a big mural there. But here's the
story. They they painted over it now a big you know, everyone's
dimin are all irked. And then women are all happy.
Well, there was a controversy at Palo Alto High School involving
artwork and one of its most famous alumni James Franco. The
actor has visited pally many times since he graduated in
1996. But this week, the school is erasing his contributions.
NBC Bay Area's Ian Cole is on the peninsula.
Art is a big part of Palo Alto High School. But tonight there's
outrage over where it's been removed,
it's gone. The history is erased. And now noticeably
blank wall once home to a mural painted by actor James Franco.
The Golden Globe winner went to paly from 93 to 96. He created
this in 2014 painted several other pieces that still hang in
the Media Art Center. But the student publication The paly
voice rights the principal ordered the mural be painted
over this week as the actor is under fire accused of sexual
misconduct.
Not many movie stars come back to their high school to do
things like this. And, you know, we disrespected him like that.
That's ridiculous
festival. jetski was Franco's journalism teacher,
I support the principal and what she did, she pretty much had to
take down the mural because she was responding to the community,
which I think is really important. But I think he has
not been given an opportunity to defend himself.
Other students say the mural needed to go
I think it's the most progressive if we try to
distance ourselves from anything like that.
We were not able to reach the principal tonight. But the media
arts teachers say it's up to them if the rest of the actors
works to stay on campus. in Palo Alto, Ian Cole, NBC Bay Area
News.
You need to move man I need to move away from there. You really
do. I haven't made good to do and then we can get out of here
and get ready for what's going on. Isn't there something
tonight is today's show day something was going to happen?
Well, maybe they're released. Before we before you even go to
this last clip you have to discuss the Super Bowl.
Oh, yes. Okay. Well, it's going to be Philadelphia. Why? Because
Trump, Philadelphia was first it's the most patriotic we got
the eagle and everything is super patriotic. We had
hockey be more patriotic patriotic than the New England
Patriots,
fake news. New England Patriots their red coats.
Alright, so here's what I think I'm just I'm in agreement, I
think that the Eagles will win. I don't think for the political
reasons even though that's really the basis of our thesis,
I think is because of the substitute quarterback. Because
these quarterbacks are making too much money they want a guy
who came in off the bench, the substitute guy who actually was
a starter elsewhere Foles is his name. They need him to win over
the overpriced everybody else quarterbacks so for that
political reason he has to win and I believe if it's signaling
that if that's the signal that we're gonna get, which is we
don't we quarterbacks are getting paid too much. Then I
believe the score will be a reflection of Super Bowl five.
Well, this means nothing to me.
I know but it does to people out there nuts. Superbowl five was
the only time a substitute quarterback came in as a
replacement. Earl Morrell took the place of Johnny Unitas in
1973. And he was a backup and he took the Baltimore Colts to a
victory over the Cowboys 16 to 13 I believe if the score is
something along the lines of 30 to 26 which would be doubling
that old score and reflective of it. That's the message it's all
code.
The the Eagles will be down by the end of the first half by 17
point and then they will go and win the game the Eagles will
soar
while the owls who to the
the owls will hoot Alright, final thing. I don't know if you
if you actually saw my entire acceptance speech for the
Marconi award. By the way, turns out over is a is an English is a
proper English word, too. Did you know that?
Yeah, I knew that. Oh,
I didn't know that. I thought it was just French, and Dutch. So I
took I took my time I did about nine I reclaim my time about
nine minutes. In the round six minutes, the host comes out
standing behind me. Like dude, you got us and I didn't know. So
I got confused. And I skipped an important part. Because right
after I did that, I slipped in a little joke for my friends. It's
I want to thank my friends who are important to me, Jack Ponte
medicated Pete. I want to thank Ray the cripple and Chet the
leaning mule and so that was just a joke for guys from
Jersey. But because of that because the guy was coming up
behind me I forgot the line which said I'd like to thank the
two most important women in my life my daughter Christina and
Tina Yeah, yeah so when she saw them out yes and when she said
you thank medicated Pete But you didn't thank me.
I was just got what's her name the Academy Award winner get
divorced.
Well, it's not that bad. But doghouse is me. So hopefully I
made up for it. Okay. And we will return with another episode
of the Best podcast in the universe. 10 Five. Do we need to
look at 10 Five is on our list here.
And what is 10 Five is a relay is a relay. Relay. Maybe we skip
that one. Gotta think about it. But we will be back on Sunday
with Episode one double O five.
deconstructing anything that happens today on the show day
and preconstructed the Super Bowl again for you things may
change doubtful but you never know.
The Super Bowl will be after our show. Yes, I know. We're
pre constructing it. Yep. Reconstruction coming to you
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as always adios.
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