Nowadays arrest them. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
and Sunday March 25 2018. This is your award winning give our
nation media assassination episode 1019
This is no agenda,
white knuckling through the battery car experience and
broadcasting live from the Capitol the drone Star state
here downtown Austin J House in the Coolio in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm feeling my oats. And
they're making a mess all over my hands. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
What, what?
What about your oats messing up your hand?
I was feeling my oats. I had a handful. Oh.
Is meanie writing for you again?
No. Okay. My materials far superior.
Well, we almost didn't have a show Joe. What happened that I
get gypped protested by the kids
Nam Nana and I had a full on overnight point of no return
test drive in a battery car.
crapped out?
No, no, no, I didn't crop out. But the former New York banker,
he needed to go to Galveston and I've always said, hey, you know,
anytime you need my truck, take you take the truck, leave the
Tesla with me. Yeah, so we got you. He calls me up says I gotta
take my kid to Galveston. And then now the Tesla can't make it
said, Well, this weekend I happen to be going to Bryan
College Station, which is 110 miles from Austin.
Oh, yeah, no problem go down round trip on the
news. No, no, sir. No, no, no, no, no. The Tesla will do really
real road performance about 180 miles.
No, no, it's not true.
Okay, I just did this.
I'm just telling you. I've seen the specs. I've heard I've heard
on spec sheet.
I supposed to believe you. I got an Elan.
I got it. I just got to do you mind if I just run through my
experience? So we can just have a final a final final on the
battery car known as the Tesla.
Go. Okay.
So he's all worried he's like, Oh, you won't make it. So now
I'm staying overnight? Don't worry about I'll find a
second he owns the car. Yes. And he says you won't make it when
it's a known fact that do 350 miles,
350 miles, which Tesla is that? That's
my tie all of them.
I don't know which one he has that s 90. I don't know which
model? I think you gotta
think that's the hot rod.
It's the Hot Rod. Oh, it's a hot rod. We already discussed this.
So I driven this before, but never done an overnight and he
was like, Well, you know, you get you got to charge it. And it
takes you know, eight hours like, Dude, don't tell me
anything. This would be great for the show, or we won't have a
show. So let me try it out. He says okay, that's funny. Do
that. Okay, great. So I get in the car, and I driven it before
I'm sitting down, and he drives off in the truck. And like, I
forgot how to start this thing. That's how stupid it was, like,
Oh, you don't have to start it. You just got to put it into
Drive. I'd come I was looking for a button. You know, like, my
truck has a button, you press the button, the car starts. So
that's how disoriented I was. But anyway, I remember how it
works. I started driving and he left me with about it said 200
miles on the on the range the range meter. So I started
driving. Now this is the this is multiple roads. It's 290 7121.
So there's, you know, the roads aren't really great highways all
the way. And some surface issues which man you drive in a Tesla
on a on a poorly surface road. It's It's noisy. It's very
noisy. And I'd also feel that Yeah, I think the tires or
something, it's low profile title,
a low profile tire, very
worse. Very, very noisy. And I'd forgotten that you actually have
to keep your hand on the steering wheel when you do the
auto steer. And it says after it's Oh, put your hands on the
wheel like Oh, okay. And I kept forgetting this because it's
just plugging along 65 miles now or it's steering itself like I
love this
when she gets some clip on hands.
Well, I'll tell you a couple of things. You don't want that
because these roads you know that sometimes there's a little
construction it splits off at least twice. I had to really
grab the wheel and disengage because it would have taken me
off into the into the side of the of the drink. Yes, it's not
that hazard. It's not that great. If you really don't you
really don't want to take but I did keep my hands off three
times and then it goes bing bing bing bing autosteer no longer
available for this trip. You stupid slave he could put in
jail till you get put into auto steering JL have to pull over
you got to put it in park and then you know, then you can use
the auto steer again. But I'm telling you, John, no one should
no one should rely on this auto steer. Unless you're on a proper
highway with at least three lanes you really don't want to
do this. I'm telling you three, two times that a really I would
have gone off there yet Dukes of Hazzard style. Anyway, so I get
there. Remember, I started out with 100 and a little under 200
I get there I've got for now has 35 miles left. It's 110 mile
trip. So already the battery things like your phone. You
know, it tells you got a couple hours. But then when you get
right down to it, you really don't get 15 minutes. Yeah. And
I had to find a charger in a hotel that you
already met. Well, hold on. But you had already mapped it out.
So this was not a problem. No
I had downloaded you gotta get a million apps. You got to get
charged station. You gotta get Evie go. You have to understand
what the different charging options are. level one, level
two, and then the big conquer which is the supercharger which
pretty much only exists at Tesla stores. I think I'm out here in
California, I'm sure in California, but not in Texas. So
like Now luckily, this is Aggie land. This is at Texas a&m. So
they got a big campus and sure enough, there's a whole bunch of
chargers, but they're all three miles away. Because it's it's
it's College Station everything's three miles away.
So I'm driving around and chatting I ever been on a campus
on the weekend and all the gates are up and that things like a
penitentiary. Texas a&m is a fucking jail. Everything is a
gate this cameras looking at your license plate scanning you
before you can go in I finally find the garage after trying to
pull into one that that had a charging station but was only
for students. And now I'm down to like 15 miles you know it's
in white knuckle. I'm getting low battery warnings. It's we're
going to shut to great. The worst
part of I just said all these electric cars. Yeah, the white
knuckle thing is the worst. Yeah, well, I'm like, No, you
can't go get a can of gas.
So and it's given me these warnings and via which flash on
and off, they go away before we can really read them properly.
So we're going to shut down stuff like what are you going to
shut down and shut down the heated seats shuts down the air
conditioning is getting a little Okay. Finally I'm in the garage.
There it is the charger. And now I really start to realize what
all of this entails because you have to have you bet to be a
member of the charger network. Yes, hold your card, I don't
have a card, I just want to charge I need some power. And
this is a level two. So it's there's really no more than 220
volts. And you jam that in and it'll take I think it gives you
80 miles per hour that you sit there charging. So let me
get this straight. Instead of accepting a normal credit card,
or American Express. Yep. It requires you actually be a
member? Yes. Oh, wait, let me guess why because it serves
alcohol.
I think it would be for tracking purposes, you really don't feel
very free in this ecosystem. So that luckily, well, you can
download their app, and we know what that means they get all
your information. And then you can sign up with your credit
card with your name. So now they have everything on me. I can't
just anonymously tap up or tank up or top up. I have to tell
them who I am then you can use your phone as the you know the
near the NFC Near Field Communication, click OK. And
then you can finally start and you put it in. And you know, I
walked away and of course I had to drop a pin tell Tina where it
was so she'd come and pick me up in her car has
her gas car gas car, or gas guzzler
or horrible climate change causing vehicle so you know I
don't know like how do I know that it's still charging. What
happens
if it craps out in the middle of the charge and decides to stop?
Well, the ASOs say Oh, well wait, wait, wait. You're a
member of the club and you've got this app and so if that
happens, you are immediately alerted.
Possibly look, so I got enough charge we still had to leave
last night at 10 o'clock. So it's a good two hour drive
certainly at night. So it really only charged for six hours. So
when we left I had a I had 155 miles to go. I got in on like a
penlight battery charge pretty much into the into the garage
that are placed in downtown Austin. But you know this car
and also after two hours of driving you don't want to drive
this more than it can do. You're tired it's bad it's you know
it's a sports car. It's it's rough you know, it's not a it's
not a smooth ride. This is this product. I can't speak for all
electric vehicles but this product that Tesla has got to be
one of the stupidest things ever invented and people want to buy
one people who buy one or either virtue signaling have too much
money is that both there's that it's stupid. It's a stupid, it's
stupid for him.
This is not the same report you gave us the last time. I
don't even know it's not your right. Maybe it's because the
cars been on the road for a couple of years. I don't know.
Maybe they did an upgrade. Maybe it was the, you know, sophomore
experience. Like no, this really was not a great product in my
mind. It's not great.
It's not good. Like somebody they find the old clip of Adam
going on and on about the greatest thing ever and how the
dead hands free is fantastic or whatever. It was a driver auto
drive. Yeah, none of these complaints. None zip.
I'm very wary of this auto steer. Now. Then, of course, I
already was a little wary. You know, we've seen what happened
we see people with autonomous car getting killed. There's all
kinds of Tesla's chopped off heads chopped off all kinds of
horrible Tesla stories. And it's just not you know, it should I
think it should be for Bolton you shouldn't have this auto
steer. You are it's almost like I don't like ballistic
parachutes aren't on private planes either on the like the
Cirrus. It makes you complacent? A lot of pilots so you don't you
don't want that you don't want people to oh, I can probably
make it on the fuel like God, if I don't, I'll just pull the
chute. This happens. And with this auto, this auto steer
people like ah, you know, it's all it's all good. It's not?
It's to me, it's really very dangerous. And after having
almost careened off the road twice. I can attest, it's not
it's not it's not great. I mean, that's why they make you put
your hands on the wheel. But you know, come on, you know, you
keep your fingertips on. And if it's a little does not if it's
too light, then you just add another hand so you don't get
well
you have you have made made one of my long term points. Which
I've been arguing forever. Which is that single judgmental
reviews. Really don't cut it. No need long term, multiple
reviews. To get to the crux of whether a product is any good or
not. Yeah. And I've always said this, which is one of the
reasons I always kind of when I review a product, which I don't
do that much anymore, but when I was doing it, I always demand
long term ownership, pretty much of the product so I can see if
it's any good long term.
You mean that's how you get free shit? Well,
you get free shit you do?
I need some long term ownership of a demo.
Right? I kick I come away with an extra I actually can report
on what it's like to own something. Because it's much
more important. It's not as though I'm not doing that. I
mean, sometimes, most of the times, I will say a lot of the
times I won't write up a product because it's such a piece of
crap. It turns out this free digging, you're getting free
crap and what it amounts to, as it's kind of a corrupt favor to
the company. But generally speaking, you can't really see
if something's good unless you've played with it. Yeah,
more than more than one quick go. Right. That's why it's which
is, you just proved it because your first review was glowing.
That's why it took me 20 years to figure out that the Mac is
shit, you know, I needed to have that long term ownership. But
now here's, here's the thing about a couple of things. So in
my building, as well as any of these charge, what is it called?
Uh, we couldn't get the right name of this of this app.
Tracking you now?
Well, hold on. It's a charge point charge point. So a couple
things which point so the charge point, I think the way they do
it is the cost because there's a cost. That's why your credit
card is necessary. The cost is determined by the provider of
electricity, which leads me to believe that the charge point
jamokes put the thing in for free, and they take a piece of
the action, and maybe on weekends, because it'll say
right there on the charging station. I'll say this is free
as determined by Texas a&m. I like Oh, that's great. Well, of
course, I still had to pay $15 for it sitting in the parking
garage all day. When I get back to my place here. I jackin it's
the same charge point. So now like, Oh, this is good. This is
fast. Put it in and it's $2 an hour. And that's determined by
Austin Energy. That if you have a Tesla, okay, first of all, you
got money, but you have to come home every day and charge for
eight hours. $16 a day, take that on a monthly basis, you got
another car, you got a lease payment. This is not free. This
is not cheap. This is not great.
Well, when you come if you have your own if you come home and
you actually have a house, okay? Yes, you plug it into your power
of your verizon, a
lot of Tesla's in our garage, and they're hogging the power
stations
a bit. So I'm here I'm just going to this site because it's
not really has anything to do with the expense. So I'm testing
all these electric cars. And the one I and I will say the one I
only one I would buy would be the that I tested was the would
be the Chevy Volt. And which has a very short range, and then the
little motor goes on. And so you drive around with that it's got
enough poop to get you from here to there.
Yeah, but But you already you already said the main the main
problem just gonna interrupt for a second for me. At any point. A
number of companies know where I am. Know what I'm doing? Oh,
yes. Oh, good. And oh, by the way, why don't we you know,
Curry's got his car charging. Fuck that guy. Let's turn it
off. No charge for you. Then what are you going to do? If you
want to charge this thing on regular current? You're gonna
get about three kilowatts an hour. So you're talking, you
know, eight miles an hour for eight miles per hour charge?
Well, let me go back to what my point was. Which was you have to
stick the charger on every single night routinely. It's
reviewed. You'd like a robot like
your phone just. And
you can't Yeah, I don't. Yeah, but you're talking to somebody
who keeps his phone on the charger in the house and then
baby takes it off the charger once every couple of days. I
don't use the phone that much. Right? But
if you go on a trip, you're like, I gotta stop here. I got
to charge on the plane. I gotta charge in the airport. I got to
do a quick charge in the Uber and managing it.
And then the the right you're managing it. And then if these
things actually became super popular for some reason, all
these charging stations would be full. They'd be aligned. You had
to wait for one guy to finish. Yeah, that's
already happening. I can see that in the garage. I had to go
through a couple floors before I found one that was open.
Wow. That's not good. No.
The whole thing is dumb. The whole idea is dumb. It's and
also the way it drives. I don't know if I mentioned this last
time I forgot about it. Because you drive you take your foot off
the gas and a normal cart Coast's this goes boom, it even
flips on the brake lights. It's very, it's a whole different
driving style. You have to keep your foot that year. It's like
really late because that's not good. Because what about if you
put on cruise control that does that stuff that
if you take cruise control off, you don't have your foot on the
accelerator, the brake lights come on and you start to slow
down rapidly.
It's well that means you have to have your foot pushing on the
gas all times very hard on the B is gives you can give you a
cramp
easily. He's so What a dumb product. An E Tina, who loves
this question. It looks so beautiful. I love how it looks.
Let's
do that first. Yeah, that that. I should always mention the
reason that ass looks so good because the little one didn't
and the other one's stupid. Hunchback one doesn't look very
good. But that acid was designed by by Fisker, yes, this
superstar designer he knows what he's doing. And then after Musk
I think insulted him by saying that the Fisker car was a piece
of crap. Fisker I don't think it has anything to do with the
designs anymore so now they're starting to look really weird.
There's they're kind of derivative of the original
design but even right away they took the fake grille often make
it look like it's got puckered lips. I mean, it's just it's non
trivial to make these cars look good.
So she loves how she's always loved how that car looks. And
then when I said okay darling after you go to you know your
your workout you I'll drop you a pin you gotta pick me up so what
are you talking about? Well, I'm gonna charge I'm sitting on the
charge and just what is this? said? What did you think? I
thought she was I thought was like 30 minutes you're done.
See? What she thought that well at
select locations.
Yeah, to get the supercharges your extra budget electricity in
it.
Anyway, that's my report. We don't ever need to hear when it
goes this I'm happy I'm happy. I finally understand how stupid
this it's really an unnecessary unhand unhandy nonsense unhandy
on handy. It's a nonsense product.
Yeah, I've always well. I mean, he does get it? Although I have
to say I still was of the impression that could get 350
miles. Yeah, no. I'm disappointed to hear that it's
getting 180 miles because you can get almost get that with a
leaf.
Okay, even even so, the the charging thing is too much. It's
just too much. It makes no sense
really doesn't. Well what about this, here's the the alternative
that I always thought was was a good idea. Because apparently
this in Israel, they have electric cars in some city
center or some city services. And they use this technology and
it has been done by others. It's a stupid looking boxy thing. But
you drive in and the entire battery pack is dropped out the
bottom and a new one is put in fully charged and then you go
on.
Yeah, sure.
Okay. You know, whenever I go to McDonald's, they're their milk
Milk shake makers always broken. It's McDonald's is a
multibillion dollar corporation. If not, no idea how many half a
half a trillion dollars in their milkshakes are always broken. So
if I'm going to rely on someone to have some thing that's going
to put the bad new battery in, it's just no, no. And again,
they know who you are. They know what you're doing great place to
take somebody out. He know he's got to stop and charge sometime.
Take somebody out. Get a clip. Some guy get around in the car.
He's gonna charge he'll be stationary for the next 10
hours.
Plenty of time to get over there. Anyway. All right. Well,
that's a good report. Yeah.
Well, I'm glad you liked it. I know that very enjoyable. You've
done a lot of investigative work on the electric vehicles, but
you should try it. You should try this Tesla. You should. And
but take it on a long trip. It's Tyree
what the problem I have with the Tesla is it's glued together.
Okay, well, I couldn't notice any of that. That word.
Well, no, I don't. But I wonder what you're like in 10 years
when that glue oxidizes and just starts falling apart. I mean,
we're the whole top of the car just go flying off in a
windstorm. I mean, it's just I annoyed.
I don't think it's meant to hold on to for a long time. He's
getting rid of it. He hates it now. He's the one that's
starting to hate it. Maybe that's why we
transferred his hate to you and you started then you became
hypercritical. Okay.
Like I'm putting a lot of miles on your truck. Yeah, go go go
for it, girl. Whatever. That's fine. I do like the whole
entertainment system. You know, you got a web browser in there.
So when you're bored, you surf around and do stuff.
But geez.
Anyway. Well, they put that in any car.
There wasn't there was some other stuff happening over the
weekend.
Yeah, one thing clog the news is a news CLOGGER.
Yes. And then I am humbled. I have to say I'm humbled at how
well the machine operates when it comes to propagandizing
millions of people into complete mindless zombie drones. It was
fascinating to watch and also disgusting. To a point it was
disgusting. This messy disk analytical child abuse is way
beyond reprehensible at this point.
Well, I have a background or that is by Jeff PGAS. Who is
overtime that poop man is who is my favorite journalist because
he gets to the point gives it he gives a straight as an arrow
report the way it's supposed to be done. There's no slant
with an with an unparalleled delivery
with delivery that's all his own. The survivors of the
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre in their grief
into action and now for 39 days they've used the spotlight to
demand the change that they believe is long overdue. Welcome
to the revolution. Today Marjory Stoneman Douglas students
brought their movement to the streets of Washington.
We're tired of hearing that weird to
unexpected crowd of half a million people join their march
for our lives. In the five and a half weeks since the massacre in
the halls and classrooms of their Parkland Florida High
School, in which the gunman shot and killed 17 people. Their
mission has been to push lawmakers to act to prevent
future mass shootings.
We are not here for bread crumbs. We are here for real
change. We are here to lead
speakers addressing the massive crowds sought to reach a broader
audience by also focusing their efforts on preventing senseless
violence that they believe is often overlooked. I am
here today to acknowledge and represent the African American
girls whose stories don't make the front page of every national
newspaper.
New Town wants change. Parkland wants change
with Capitol Hill within view, they called for a ban on the
sale of assault weapons and high capacity magazines. They also
want lawmakers to close online and gun show loopholes. Martin
Luther King Jr's granddaughter used his famous words as a call
to action.
Just yesterday, Congress took incremental action to strengthen
background checks here in the US. But realistically, the
changes these student activists are demanding will be a tough
sell. Especially during an election year, you know, lay and
we watched most of Saturday afternoon switching back and
forth between CNN, MSNBC and Fox, you missed C span. Okay,
you all did what they didn't have C span in the hotel. So I'm
glad you did. And we were just flipping back and forth. And
what here's what became apparent. Cuz the message is we
want common sense gun laws, some said comprehensive enough is
enough. We don't want to ban guns, but we just don't want to
die anymore. And, you know, this whole afternoon was a meme fest
of one liner, you know, like zingers that gets a crowd all
excited, but it really completely empty, vapid and
meaningless. But at the same time, it was kids, it was so
beautifully done. And I mean, these kids, some of them were so
nervous, they're puking on stage, and all kinds of stuff
happening. This was abused to such a degree. But really, all I
heard was, we don't want bump stocks. We want 21 to be the age
which is brilliant for kids who are 1617 years old, because you
know, they can't even drink until that age. So it's a very
fair point. And we don't want people who are mentally ill to
get them. We want anyone who's a law abiding citizen. So really a
lot of things they want, which any, any person who can think
rationally knows that they're totally doable, and I think
we'll do most of them, if not all of them. And if that makes
everybody happy, good. It's probably won't really stop the
problem. It's, you know, it's like a health care system. Yeah,
give me a bandaid, give me a pill, give me something. But
let's not figure out why you're feeling this way or why you're
depressed or, or, you know, what, what is really causing the
backache? None of that and to see these politicians, you know,
like CO hosts on CNN, Globe Klobuchar was a co host
Yeah. Well, that's because of the message I got was none of
that because I wasn't watching any of those statements. Let
me just finalize my third my thought what all I saw was very
smart politicians who abused children and their parents by
saying look, if you take money from the NRA, if you're not
going to be on our side if you're not saying the right
things if you're not virtue signaling properly, we're going
to make sure that no one votes for you in this upcoming
election and we're going to be old enough to vote Democrat in
the in the next general election. And I think I think
that we're very successful
well when you heard saw the I didn't know what what they were
how they're reporting on this other networks but the C span is
basically just had a camera on the stage and I want to play two
clips because the message I got was get out and vote vote vote
vote vote and the wrong thing that was left out was Democrat
and I want to play I got three actually got three clips before
I play this C span clips to talk about the voting. I do want to
play a lot we had every little area that couldn't afford
couldn't get Soros money to send this kid
to Washington we didn't get no Soros money so we did a local
news reports.
They had their own protests locally. And by the way, if
anybody goes to one of these things are there near the end or
I mean people like I mean, whether you're for or against
it, but if you're taking part can someone collect some of
these signs, they leave the signs in a pile to rot and they
split and then they get picked up by a garbage company and then
they get thrown out some of these signs if you just take the
signs professional
names or the handmade ones actually both
any sign that all the signs though did was that are
interesting, not the ones that say just the big letter no or
something but the signs these are valuable in for a museum,
not today, not tomorrow, but sometime in the future and
somebody who collects these signs could do worse. okay to do
that, not only why wanted to do it myself, but there wasn't
anything nearby.
Now. There was nothing on your street it's anyone that's street
fog it I don't need to go. You are such
so local San Francisco report from KR o n.
In a word enough, people from all over the Bay Area rallied at
City Hall Saturday, demanding politicians pass more laws to
protect kids from being killed by guns.
I just think that this could totally be prevented. We saw
this happen in Australia. And they pass laws and they haven't
had any sense. And so it is absolutely doable. And it's just
a question of whether we as the voters, we as parents, we as
families have the willpower to say no more, not another one.
More than a million people took to the streets across the
country, inspired by the survivors of the Parkland,
Florida School shooting.
It's awful to think what those parents were going through. And,
yeah, we definitely don't want any family, any more families to
have to go through that.
A lot of young kids came with signs and express their hopes
and their fears.
It feels weird to have to see these things happening to people
about your age ish. And maybe it could happen to you. Yeah,
sometimes I feel scared. My son shows that people should care
about kids more than just guns. And people making dead meat feed
other kids at my school and me worry. So whenever I go to the
bathroom and there's nobody else in the hallway, I kind of rushed
there and like they're gonna kill me. And so I see my friends
I feel kind of safe.
I'd say that was a great ISO but it's to gut wrenching. Worst
gut, right?
I love that i By the way, this clip was for you.
So I can I can ice Oh, no, no,
because you you're talking about the abuse of kids. In the end,
in fact that you have this little like a first grader wants
to kill me. Somebody wants to kill me as her thought when she
goes to the bathroom. So she runs
you know what was missing? It was missing from this protest. I
mean, surprise, surprise. Let's we must remember the genesis of
the problem, which is the Broward sheriff's county office,
Broward County Sheriff's Office, who refused to do anything about
this particular kid and who have been systematically by agreement
with the attorney general, not arresting kids and not
apprehending them for certain crimes so that they can get
better numbers on their performance report. That's
really what happened in this case.
And I'm wondering, by the way, while you bring that up again,
what's what's what is the real crime rate in this area? I mean,
it's almost the safest city. Well, if everything's like never
reported, its horrors gonna look like the safest. Yeah, I want to
play a clip. There's a clip from a couple of weeks ago. And this
because you think that after this event that things would
calm down. But this is the clip and then it's called something's
amiss at Stoneman Douglas High School community continue their
call
for change and prepare for their march on Washington.
We're not going to stop and this is just the beginning. Three
students
at Stoneman Douglas High School are getting a lesson in the law,
the principal sending this recorded message Tuesday
evening.
Earlier today, we had three incidents on campus that require
law enforcement intervention. Due to student privacy laws, I
cannot disclose the details of these incidents. However, in all
three cases, the individuals involved will receive the
appropriate consequences for the juvenile justice system and the
district's code of Student Conduct.
Jordan Salter, arrested Tuesday morning. Deputies say the 18
year old pulled a two inch knife during a confrontation with a
male classmate in the cafeteria. And there's
people coming in with with weapons and I'm
shocked and about a half hour later via so called back to the
school at 10am. This time a 10th grader had made threatening
posts on social media directed towards a classmate. According
to the report, this student was pulled from class after posting
pictures on Snapchat depicting a handgun in his waistband and
numerous bullets along with threatening messages. He was
eventually taken in for psychiatric evaluation. After
what we've all been through, it doesn't make any sense at all.
And just after school that out Tuesday, 16 year old Gavin
stricker also arrested. Deputies say a nine inch knife was found
in his backpack
overnight for whatever, especially after this. To me
it's disgusting.
Those stolen students aren't the only ones in hot water Tuesday
BSO deputy Moises karate suspended without pay reportedly
caught sleeping in his cruiser near the 1200. Building Monday,
the same building where those fatal shots were fired just over
a month before. And the statement Florida Senator Marco
Rubio saying of all the schools in America, you would think this
would be the safest one right now. It's so outrageous. It's
almost impossible to believe in the Broward school
superintendent tweeting security at Marjory. Stoneman Douglas
continues to be an urgent priority for us. Given the
developments over the past 24 hours. We will further enhance
school safety measures
and According to reporter Walter Morris, Florida Governor Rick
Scott has ordered the placement of eight Florida Highway Patrol
officers outside the campus starting tomorrow. Ah,
how many came armed? The highway patrol officers need to be
around this campus? What the hell's wrong with this school?
Well, I have a report from the school as well in court
today. Maybe you can illuminate us one more and what we're
learning about the conversation between the two brothers Rosa
mckaela. The details are so disturbing, as you mentioned, in
this court, where we had just seen Nicholas Cruz get arraigned
his brother on 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of
attempted murder. Here we have his brother as standing there
shackled in a tan jumpsuit and the state saying that they don't
want the court to take any chances. Because as you
mentioned, the brother Zachary Cruz had been to Marjory
Stoneman Douglas High School three times that the vice
principal had already told him not to return. So let me take
you through this. As you mentioned, $500,000 bond is what
the judge decided. But on top of that, the judge listed a slew of
things that that Cruz has to abide by. He can't be in Broward
County, unless he has court, he would have to use an ankle
monitor he can go close to a school 500 feet. His house has
to be searched for weapons and ammunition. They also mentioned
that he can't have communication with his brother because of
those disturbing conversations that are apparently overheard by
someone that let the state know because they mentioned that the
two brothers talked about how popular Nicholas Cruz had become
after the shooting, how his name was everywhere how his
photograph was out nationally and how they could establish
here this a fan club for him that could probably lead to him
getting a lot of girls. So it Mikayla The details are just so
disturbing. Now his brother, he also can't get close, not only
to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, but to any other
students to any other staff to any of the parents. It because
the court mentioned multiple times how difficult this is for
the victims in this particular case. And so the court not
taking any chances
What the hell is going on? I'm telling you, what is going on
with this. The brother, there's something
really screwed up. And I think it began with him overlooking
all this. I think the thing was completely out of control from
the beginning. Yeah. And it still is. Yeah, it's a situation
where there's no law enforcement, the corruption,
rent is rampant. And these ideas, these kids, these guys,
well, now he's a hero.
And now I'm thinking that the security of the school resource
officer who didn't go in, you know, he did report this kid
multiple times was told to shut up me I want to do anything with
him. And me, I can just imagine like, oh, shit, now it's
happening. He was.
Yeah, obviously. Yes. If I was that guy, and I had done what
you just said, which would report the kitten report the kid
and now the kids shooting up to place. I'm not going in there
either, because they're not no one's gonna give me any backup.
I'm not getting help. I mean, they kids shoots me. Yeah, it's
my fault. Apparently.
You can worry if you live you get sued. Even better.
That's what we know that that's a problem even better.
Yeah. So this, this whole thing stinks. And no one really knows.
The whole March, the March the march things too, as far as I'm
concerned. But let's play. The
March thinks this is we know this. These children were
persuaded into doing this. And yeah,
we had material they also had material written for him, oh,
let's die got the beginning of well, there were just a bunch of
singers came out and there's screeching and they finished up.
And the two C span clips I have are part of one large longer
clip but this is mania at school March C span.
We want to thank you guys for coming out here. We would not be
here without you. There's no way in hell that we could ever have
amounted to anything without the support of you guys. We all know
what this is like. And it's up to us to stop it. So one last
final plug. Get out there and vote. Get up there get
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that reason to get Whether we are whole together we are one,
look to your left. Look to your right. Brothers and sisters is
what I see. Together. We unite to make a whole. Congress,
politicians, you are the parents here your children cry, we want
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our home prosperous, make our generation, the generation that
make the generation that has changed. We are the change. Look
at us. Look at your children, your children are the one
fighting for their rights because they're fighting for
their life to survive.
This is so powerful this type of messaging, not just the delivery
and for their rights. The V is the delivery vehicle of kids
doing this, that I've saw parent after parent after people who
hate kids, like the artist, you know, who doesn't invite me
anymore toward her Obama bought dinners. She's out there with
the kids. She hates kids. She says so she hates children.
She's out there. She's out. She should be happy that kids are
being blown up in the school. No, she's out there with a sign
that says the only thing easier than buying a gun in America is
buying a Republican politician with the big picture of Ted
Cruz. Yeah, that's like that's the vehicle that is very
powerful that even Yes, he's kid haters get in on it.
We are united. That's why we're called the United States of
America. What? Yeah, that's what that's what that last one said.
Emotionally.
Here's a question for you. But I was too young. I think you were
have enough age when the Vietnam protests in the 60s 60s, late
60s, early 70s. happened. Now. Did you witness that late 60s,
early 70s? Yeah, you witnessed that? What were the core
differences of any?
Oh, a great question.
It is it's a question that I had to pause. I know, what's the
core differences? Oh, for First of all, it wasn't a bunch of
teenagers that were doing. You know, it was mostly the
protesting was done by the people that didn't want to get
drafted into a war that they figured out, at least in some
schools. A friend of mine who was a the air pollution district
wants just commented to me. He went to Ohio State and he went
into the army. I said, why'd you go in? To fight in Vietnam? He
says, well, because I didn't go to Berkeley where they taught us
the word that you were taught. You know, that was a bunch of
bullcrap, which it was also came in and McNamara's books at the
same thing. So anyone out there says, Well, you should have gone
no. Because it was was a bunch of bullcrap. Yeah, it was, I
don't know, you know, there was something different about it,
because the similarities that you see you're a threat your
life was threatened. But But with this button, if you look at
the statistics, it wasn't that threatened in either case. I
don't know. I'd have to think about that question for a long
time. Right now I have this situation unfolding. I'll think
about it stuck to my stomach, isn't it? That's okay. It was
different because it for one thing? I don't think it was as
manipulated.
media manipulation. You mean? Yeah.
Because the media was beset for a Cronkite was mostly pro war.
And then they became kind of anti war and very slowly. And if
I don't know, you know, in the past, somebody can play better
night movies,
you'll get to it in the past. on Second Street, I've been duped
and like a this is years ago. It was like, hey, when Planned
Parenthood? Yeah, okay, I'll sign up for Planned Parenthood,
whatever, again, fine, until I realized that the money you give
is not to, for women's health. It's that you're giving to the
501 C four Corporation, which is a lobbying organization. That's
what Planned Parenthood is. And I find it odd that the
organization that actually wants to have less, that helps less
children being born was one of the main funders of this entire
event. And, you know, I don't know if people realize that
that, you know, the $500 million they get is Medicare, you know,
payments is not, you know, it's like a marker. You don't get a
big check, not one of those giant jumbo Clearinghouse
checks. Now, it's for Medicare, this procedures that we'll do,
which of course have nothing to do with abortion, because that
would be illegal. But they're a lobbying organization. It's no
different than the NRA, except technically, they kill more
children. Tax good one.
Yeah, that's a good one. Well, I guess a couple other things
before I play this last clip, which is just an extension of
the clip you played with this The girl says we are united.
That's why we're called the United States of America.
We're Americans.
heard that a lot.
There was a the, in the other clip, there's the woman who
mentioned Australia. There's no violence in Australia anymore.
She says, yeah, it's magic. It's magic. And then the thing that
really bothered me was the great supposedly the great
granddaughter, I assume it is. Martin Luther King, who says, I
have a dream. No more whatever. You know, what did I have a
dream? What is my
dream? That's my dream. I think it was a no, she
says, I have a dream. Enough is enough. Yeah. Now if anybody
else if somebody recently stolen, I have a dream that
tacos are great. Or there was something that was done with I
have a dream and everybody jumped all over it. Because oh
my god, you use the Martin Luther King. I have a dream. But
I have a dream enough is enough, I think is worse.
Yeah. It has nothing to do with the original dream.
Have a Dream Enough is enough.
It's kind of watering down the whole thing. And I
just thought it was an insult in some way even though she has to
right. As opposed to insult the words of our grandfather, furred
rot. So let's go to the second part, which is a continuation of
the first clip. The mania this was the people that did on the
podium at the at the event in Washington DC,
because they're fighting for their life to survive. We are
here today for the survival fact that no more no bloodshed.
Oh, stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Now this girl's audit she's
she's pulling a Sharpton. She's what she's saying is making no
sense. He's lost the plot.
By resist. Words resist we much be given the fact
that no more
are you right hold on. Let me just rewind this. This is good
because they're fighting for their life to survive. We are
here today for the survival fact that no more no bloodshed due to
the fact of a metal machine made by human resist. We must be
triggered by a human guns only serve one purpose. We must take
a life they don't spare. They don't protect they take lives
when you stare at a gun you know it's your end. We're saying no
more. We're here to say we are united states of america and we
are one nation under God indivisible with liberty and
justice for all you. We shall we are magical. We are we are
magic.
We are power. Login login Deborah Lohan.
Okay, as one last important note, I think it's important
that we realize we are just like we are all Americans. We are all
susceptible to the same corruption and greed regardless
of who you are, where you come from sources hog. What we have
here, what is constantly vetoed are the seeds of corruption. But
it's our job as the democracy to ensure that those seeds never
sprout. But the only way you can do that is by getting out and
voting. If not for me, for everybody else on this stage
every single American child out there vote for us vote for our
future and help us fight for our lives. March for our lives.com
Hey, everyone. Thank you all for coming today. If you look around
you are surrounded by the people who will be making this country
a better place and who will be making it easier to sleep at
night easier to wake up in the morning and go to school and
easier to be Americans.
Oh they are so naive.
Well, I when I see this, let's see how long they may go. They
have a special on CBS called 39 days. I wish I couldn't watch
the when I see this. I think of nothing but Hands Across America
my all time favorite event which was going to end oh it was
getting homeless.
Yes. And now and now we have 10 cities as long as the hands
across America
Okay, yeah, the DIS I don't know how this is gonna die off it's
taking a little longer than usual but it's gonna die off as
usual and
well you know the sad thing is it gets to be rekindled each
time there's any kind of event I think it may gain in in strength
each time and again I'm fine with I just I couldn't find a
succinct message we want to be safe but now let's do this stuff
that probably won't keep us safe
well there's also they overlook the wind outlaws or wind guns
are outlawed only outlaws will have gotten to this point
there's so too many there's 300 plus million guns in the United
States so we we make it harder to get them there's ton there's
already too many now they have the one they always like
there's tons of tons of guns
and there is a of course they think they like to point this
out which then CBS does this I think every network has had has
done one special report on the do it yourself guns where you
can buy the you buy all the pieces, the mail or and then you
just screw it together and you get a Glock
the fallacy that keeps being repeated is we have it just
comes back in a cycle. We have to close the gun show loophole
which doesn't exist. We you can't you can just buy a gun on
the internet. Now you can because it can't be you have to
go pick it up. It has to be done by an official gun. Dealer.
Yeah,
no, you this is the right I think you're on to the one of
the huge problems is promoting myths that can be easily
debunked. It weakens your argument. Well, I say oh, we got
to close the gun loop the gun show loophole? What gun show
loophole? Yeah.
Now, can I buy a gun and then give it to somebody else? Sure.
And again, I really don't care register everybody. It's all
fine. It's not going to end the problem. We need to look at
other things like law enforcement in places like
Broward County, and in drugs kids are put on. How about
starting there? That's just a big joke. And it to me, it's a
joke. It's sad. I see these kids being abused. And
you just promote Democrat? Yes. Khalid?
Yes. It's all that it's about. And I think that
it could really work. What do you mean, it could really work?
I think
that we'll see a blue wave of Democrats in this there's
gonna be a blue wave of Democrats, whether these kids
are out there or not, I don't think it's gonna really make a
difference. Personally, I don't think it's gonna work. Because I
think the Democrats are already taking over the place in 2018,
which is what happened to Obama when the Republicans took over
the place. It always happens in these off years. Because the the
other party's complacent, it is possible that Trump can maybe
get people to pay a little attention because of what
happened in Pennsylvania and can get out to vote more than other
candidates would because there's a base but the like the bitch
and moan about the base,
the base, all your best belong to us.
So they got this base, and maybe they get the base off their
asses. But you know, even the base seems to be taken in by the
news coverage, which is slanted against Trump. And so maybe the
base I think the base of that, and that guy seems like a
doofus.
I will say I thought there was very little Trump hate in the
march.
There was noticeable why? That's a good point.
Because he's irrelevant in what's happened, what is going
to happen in November.
That's what the focus was on.
focuses on the elect Democrats.
Good observation. That was a very little Trump. Intro Trump.
Nobody talked about him.
No, it wasn't his fault. He seems to be on their side to
some degree. Yeah, I'll sign it. The thing about bump stocks, so
make you happy.
Okay, yeah, I don't know we're gonna we're not gonna go
anywhere with that. Then we just have to see how it unfolds. But
it's gonna all happen in November. And and I think the
next phase is we need to have kids kids, they're the vehicle
now then I promise you, the kids who are now on the cover of Time
Magazine for what that's worth these days. They will run into
serious psychological issues. The media it I can't stress this
enough, the media machine view make use of it to promote
something somewhere down the line, sometimes very quickly. It
can take years it boomerangs back and it takes you down.
That's just how it works. You've had this happen 30 times and you
Your career and not that you give a crap
I give a crap a Yeah. And yes, I have a you know, hello mouse
Hello mouse. How many years ago? It was 30 years later iPhone
show iPhone. Yeah, it happens.
But if you're doing if you're doing contrarian type report
writing which opinion it's, it's a little different I have tried
to ask him for it but
I have certainly abused media situations to promote things.
And it's always come back one way or the other sometimes
directly related to that very issue. You have to be so
careful. And these kids have no idea what they're getting into
this David Hogg the either he becomes the anchor of NBC News
very possible. Or maybe even, you know, CBS News. Well, he
winds up hurting himself. This is this kid is going to be in a
shitty situation.
Well, he's got a good bit. He's got a good I don't like his
looks. But he's got good presence. He's got good speaking
skills. He's good. He should
be a podcaster.
Some somebody might be somebody is writing his material, I
believe, from the sounds of it, because it's not it's lulled to
sleep. Yes. Yes. And he he could be I was that kid did that guy
that you hate? Ben Shapiro that fast talk in Republican
conservative on if
I hate him? Yeah, you do? Hate him. All right.
Like I hate he is he's an example of a guy when he was
like 10 or 11, or 12. Or he's in school. He was a fast talker and
little kid that they Republicans grabbed and said here, you know,
and when I think was like, is under 18. And they would put him
in front of groups. And he's such a fast thinker, fast
talker, that he would just, unfortunately talks too fast.
But he's quick witted. And they would, they would use him as the
same kind of foil, you know, one of these smart load conservative
kids to just blow people away. And he finally got bigger and
bigger, could do some books and make a lot of my I'd never seen
the backlash against him. This hog guy could float right into
the same thing on the other side. I can see it happy with
that.
I know, I know why this is happening. Because now he's
doing interviews. And I've decided for myself. I'm not
playing in too many interviews. I'm not playing any clips of
these kids. I won't participate in this abuse, even though some
of it can be very funny.
I probably will. Good.
That's how the show works.
I'm heartless
Yeah. And I love you for that. I love that You're so heartless
when it comes to kids is great. But he's, he's us. He's dropping
F bombs. If he had a great quote, just like
going after his parents. My parents don't
know how to how fucking democracy works and how to use
fucking democracy. So I'm going to have to show them how to use
fucking democracy. Yeah, this is not a good start to psycho.
Yeah, it's not good. And it's because I
get the Yeah. Oh, just to back up a little bit. I guess. I'm
still still kind of amused or been amused one of the two about
your artists friend who doesn't invite you to anything anymore
because I think he's wants to Stanford people left. Yep. She
bailed.
Once the professor hated me was all over. The professor doesn't
hate me. It's his wife who hates me. Oh, yeah, I don't blame her.
I still I'm still face bag friends with him. And I dropped
something on him once in a while.
The I totally cut you off. No, no, no, but but the fact that
she hates kids because you obviously picked up on this
because she said it. You know people that hate kids. Everybody
out there knows who hates kids. They tell you they hate kids,
especially
when they sit behind you on the plane. They shouldn't be in
first class. Why are they in restaurants? Why are they
breathing my air? Yeah, no. Yeah. I reported on this. He
had this thing is just priceless.
I'll send you the photo. She posted on Oh, I got it. Oh, yes.
She posted on the
Facebook newsletter. I won't put it maybe not a good idea.
There is a bright, bright shining star amongst all these
fabulous ideas where and I'm just going to say it. Black
parents are smart in America. They want their kids in a school
that has a metal detector where nothing comes in, including your
cell phone doesn't come into the school for some reason. Parents,
white parents. That's what I'm seeing on the news. I never saw
a march by the way for black kids in black schools. In this
case, brown doesn't count.
Well, there was a lot of black representation at this at this
on the podium at this margin and then when they shot the audience
I saw plenty of black is I heard a lot Oh, it's only white,
white, white. Oh, no, no, I'm sorry. All right, plenty.
Let's just say privileged. Not not white privileged, privileged
parents with money.
Yeah, well, okay. Somebody had money to ship to get to
Washington.
So, but we have better ideas. We got better ideas than metal
detectors and I think it's the way to go. You want to protect
kids put the metal detectors in, protect them from themselves.
This is Pennsylvania. Their school district has a novel idea
in the name of school safety. A Pennsylvania school district
superintendent has armed students with rocks.
Every classroom has been equipped with a five gallon
bucket full of Riverstone. If an armed intruder attempts to gain
entrance to any of our classrooms, they will face a
classroom full of students armed with rocks and they will be
stoned.
Dr. David helful of Blue Mountain School District
elaborate on his plan, receiving mixed reviews from residents
at one time I just had the idea of Riverstone they're the right
size for hands you can throw them very hard and they will
they will create or cause pain which can
distract it matters because it'll help us protect against
the school and stuff. I mean anything anything helps. Rocks
are better than books and pencils. Helsel said teachers
staff and students have received active shooter training and one
employee is trained as a security guard. According to km
ov the district has no plan to arm teachers with guns.
I love it, man. You're gonna be stoned
and it probably wouldn't be a deterrent. Yeah. Still
on the face of it it's it sounds sort of loosely
in your classroom next to you next to your desk. A bucket of
stones for each kid
well there's a five gallon bucket and don't they have to
practice is that part of PE now?
Well there should be all that throw rock lot of kids can't
throw anything they're just there they throw a girl
slingshot get a slingshot. So know that you now Utah how in
doubt. Now you got a weapon. As you know. Dale and slay Goliath
shots around the house. I used to have them. Yeah, great. You
can get the new ones. Have you seen the new ones that have the
grip that goes around your
wrist guard with the wrist right over the wrist to stabilize?
Yeah, stabilizer. Yes, the wrist? Oh, yeah, man. You can?
You can really do. Yeah, everyone should have a play
around with a slingshot. Godus want anyone to play around?
Shake? Check out. You know, when you see those old cartoons or
when I was a kid that kid would have a slingshot in his back
pocket hanging out. It would be very obvious.
icon by the way, an iconic Rockwell esque American portrait
of Yes, he did with a slingshot out of his hanging out of his
back pocket.
Yeah, no more nowadays. Arrest them.
Nowadays. It's a spinner.
Spinner. Yeah, it's unbelievable. Oh my goodness.
What are you gonna do? Yeah,
well, something exciting this morning I tweeted about it. I
know you don't follow me. But you might want to look at my
tweeter they follow you Did you see the they imploded the
building and I was able to get a perfect shot from my from my
balcony. No, I did not see that. And man. I just tweeted Austin
8am When you see this thing
I'm not kidding, man. You see the flashes come out first the
puffs of smoke. Then you hear the explosions then boom, boom,
boom, boom, then in more as it's falling on to itself. I mean,
it's it was you watch this video. It's like whoa. Surreal.
Flashback.
really expect?
You ever seen a building goat go up before?
Not that close? No.
I mean, it looks like on your looks like W etc sevens? Yeah,
looks like yeah, all of them actually. Even the Twin Towers.
They all went down in a very controlled way.
And yeah, well,
there you go. It's a What's your point? I just wanted to because
I'd mentioned it was going to happen and I witnessed it this
morning.
That's all well, good. I think they're great. I think I got a
good video. You should you should look at the video. I am
going to do that. I'm not going to do this.
I'll do it now. Oh, well, we do the donation segment. No, I
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way deep in the evergreens. And it was about some other issue
that came up. It was It wasn't designed for this show, but it
fit in. And that's what one of the reasons the Evergreen has
worked so well. And I don't remember what it was a while ago
when that thing showed up. But it fit into the show theme that
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quite hit the
mark. There was something you wanted to say about it. There
was some other comment about the heart that she'd seen. I don't
remember either.
About minutes right about the art itself. Yeah. Well, the
stuff that was submitted. Yeah,
I don't remember. I don't remember.
Well, if I you know, we probably will remember after the show.
That's right. It was a message to the artists. I'm
sure that's what it was. Yeah, we're off the air. And we'll
remember always trying
to clue the artists into what works and what doesn't work. The
newsletter was disturbing to me. Yeah, as I read, I'm sure that
the donations are disturbing,
then yes. And now I understand that they are related. The
newsletters fo and because of the storms on the East Coast and
all the campsites
100 million people according to David mirror, which I mentioned
in the newsletter are affected by these nor'easters and has
been taking it and it's been going on and on and on. It's
been a whole month almost. And I believe these people aren't
listening to the show, they probably aren't even getting the
newsletter because they don't have power. And I think that
males are jammed up because we get I mean the amount of checks
that came the checks that come in are mostly checks from banks
and they come in in little piles of checks
and there's quite a few from each bank or a whole bunch of
banks in one pile you
usually know you use it the smart money the especially the
credit units, they all consolidated in with some
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they come in and it's pretty consistent because these are all
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Yeah, what about your slogan? Neither rain nor sleet I guess
they should add global warming and climate change to things
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So they get they have so the I think we were we've got a
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this is a slowdown the way I see it. Yeah. So we only had 19
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Nearly an ad per post obviously that killed the mood. Why?
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Now, I'm telling you is that it's college town. Right.
Lubbock what college
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town. Now. What do I know?
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know where Texas a&m and
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to any other college I had the Aggies Aggies, which is a
diminutive turn they tried to put down
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And I'm obsessing on this Isaac guy.
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is this. We go out we hit people in the mouth
Well, what I I'm gleeful actually, I should say I'm
gleeful. Ah, yeah what it gleeful
to if I managed to get back with a car
what I had predicted is really starting to happen with the
focus shifting from Russia to face bag and it's beautiful. In
You know, I don't want anyone to hurt anyone's demise personally
or commercially. But I'll make an exception for Mark Zuckerberg
and face bag I will make an exception and all the more
because
you know just to stop you before you begin this little whatever
it is you're gonna go on which sounds like a winner. Is that
the something everybody kind of wants to watch Zuckerberg
squirm.
Well, he's a global leader. He is he's a he's considered he's
considered a global leader and it's fun to watch. Guys like
that squirm. But the machine the same machine that abuses these
kids for political gain is now abusing face bag. And Mark
Zuckerberg personally for political gain. And with
political gain. I mean, you know, we've got to shift the
blame somewhere we've got to make sure we put some
regulations and does anybody
find it ironic that Zuckerberg now of course they're blaming
face bag for the Trump thing when everybody at that company's
a Democrat that voted for Hillary has any final anyone
find any irony in that? Yeah,
well, not everyone's a Democrat. We know that for a fact because
they sent their Republican worker bees who I think are
shackled and chained in the in the dungeon, you know, like the
GIMP with a with a gag ball. All right, you can go with the Trump
campaign out you go slave, go show them how our platform
works. But once you get Podesta making a rare appearance with a
very, in very safe space for him with Andrea Mitchell, so say for
him, and you hear now that he is himself shifting the blame to
face bag. So we may not be able to find that the Russia
collusion but oh my god, yes, here it is. And it's so clear.
And in addition to this, and this, I'm trying to try to
reconcile this. We had Jim Johnson of Department of
Homeland Security saying, we told everybody the Russians had
hacked. We told everybody the Russians had hacked, hacked our
democracy hacked our fact away, and they did it. And then the
Trump campaign released Oh, no, then because because of the
Access Hollywood tape, no one paid attention to it. I'm very
pissed off. I even no one followed up with me. No one
wanted to know, yet. Podesta is going to talk about that same
moment in time. And he has a very different take on it. Well,
some of this, we knew, but I think we're finding out a lot
more information now. Particularly the fact that
private information of 50 million Facebook users was
pilfered, using
hillford Tilford, I love that word. What exactly is the
definition of pilfered?
stolen?
Is that Is that really the exact is that
pretty much it's it's a it's an old term that people don't use
much but pilfered? You know, you pilfered it, you stole it, stole
Tilford. So it's not like filched Tilford is different.
You look it up, you can look it up,
that private information of 50 million Facebook users was
pilfered, using a ruse of having an academic come in and try to
access the data. And we learned that that's been transferred to
Cambridge analytical. And they evidently used it during the
course of the campaign,
the data from your emails, your email dump came out, only
minutes after the Access Hollywood room
late on Friday afternoon. So
just to set the context. Most of those Wikileaks dumps were early
in the morning to drive the news, exact news cycle here in
the US. So this was unusual from the get go. And you guys
noticed?
Oh, absolutely. And I think it was done to try to divert
attention at least to give the anchors on Fox News, something
to talk about other than the Access Hollywood tape. And I
think that the question is whether there was coordination
between the campaign and and WikiLeaks, at least through
intermediaries about the timing of the release
to Russia that, how does
WikiLeaks use it since WikiLeaks is connected to Russia? Is that
a fact? What she just said that since WikiLeaks is connected to
Russia,
through intermediaries about the timing of the release,
certainly into Russia, that how does that arouse your suspicions
about Russia's role?
Clearly, the WikiLeaks obtain and I think the all the US
intelligence committees, we
blew it off? Oh, yeah.
He went right past that he wanted he want nothing to do
with that. Because no, because
it's bull crap. He's full of it. She's obviously been told that's
one of those little talking points or try to stick to at
MSNBC. And NBC as a whole NBC has become the bad actor.
Yep. How does that arouse your suspicions about Russia's role?
Clearly? So WikiLeaks obtain and I think the all the US
intelligence community believes that you that WikiLeaks obtain
those these mails as a result of the Russian intelligence
agencies hacking into my account into the DNC accounts and then
providing them to WikiLeaks? Okay, a
couple of issues with this. The intelligence agencies don't
actually know that for a fact, because they never saw the
servers never saw the DNC servers. They were given to what
was it? Crowd? Crowd flare, crowd source CrowdStrike,
CrowdStrike. Pew, pew, pew, pew, those guys, so know that the
intelligence agencies actually couldn't claim that and as for
as for his email, we know that took place that was not a hack.
It was a fishing expedition. Yeah. Which I just, I just don't
think is the same thing
as a hack. But so why do they keep you know, they like to stay
on these memes that hoping the public eventually falls prey to
believing
the public has fallen prey to this one. They've fallen
prey to a lot of NBC. I just don't want to keep you from
finishing this talk. But I am stunned that Comcast who owns
NBC most of it General Electric owns a lot of it. Still, but not
the majority. Take that they do this to a administration that
can that can screw them over
with their merger and acquisition plans, mergers and
acquisitions and pricings. General Electric still still has
to sell turbans to the Air Force. jet engines. Who's this?
Who's done Smith,
who was a possible competitor to GE for jet engines.
And he got we Ratan Whitney Rolls Royce.
We wouldn't want to go r&r But Pratt and Whitney. Yeah. Yeah,
that you're right. That is stunning. Actually,
I find it unbelievable that the executives, if I was a
shareholder, in Comcast, NBC, I, I would really be up in arms
about this, I would demand that the CEOs get fired.
What's their stock ticker? Is it a short? No,
I don't think it's a short. Short is what you gave us
through
Tesla to show Tesla, Tesla, the short.
And the interesting, I think one interesting line of inquiry that
still needs to be pursued is
he's telling, he's telling. He's, he's telling us what's
going to happen, I presume is an interesting line that needs to
be pursued. Okay, we can keep our eye out for it,
account into the DNC accounts and then providing them to
WikiLeaks. And the interesting, I think one interesting line of
inquiry that still needs to be pursued is we now know Mr. Nix
the CEO of Cambridge analytical was in touch with Mr. Assange.
We don't know exactly the full extent of, of how
do we know this? Did you know this? I didn't know this. He
says, we now know this.
will look where's the now come? What is he talking about? I
don't know. I mean, now, no, I
might have missed something. I,
I paid a pretty close attention after the show. I'm tweeting
Assange on Twitter, and I'm gonna ask him, Okay,
what they might have communicated with one another.
But clearly, Mr. Nix was trying to get access to what Mr.
Assange was was talking about, we know that the same thing was
true with Roger Stone trying to contact WikiLeaks and others.
Okay, so what he's saying there is we know Roger Stone was
trying to get contact with WikiLeaks. This is the infamous
direct Twitter direct message exchange between him and Lucifer
2.0, who now we find out from sources, sources familiar with
the matter, who slipped up and he led, he led it, he led his
sleeves slipped up, and he forgot to turn on his VPN and
expose him as a Russian agent. But this was the guy who's in
jail. In Romania, and who literally said in multiple
interviews, I would often use Russian VPNs because they're
faster. But now that's turned into Ah, he used a Russian VPN.
He wasn't Romanian. He was Russian. What? Yes, you haven't
heard this? No, this is dumb. Yeah, but Well, Podesta knows
what he's doing. He's trying to tie it all together here, you
know that. The same thing was true with Roger Stone trying to
contact WikiLeaks and others, Lucifer 2.0, which was a direct
Russian front. So yeah, there's a lot. There are a lot of
questions out there. There's a lot to be answered for. I think,
one of the things that, again, this is sort of new news, the
revelation by Mr. Wiley, the whistleblower and notice
the punk, the Jumoke, with the pink hair, and the nose ring is
now Mr. Wiley, the whistleblower, and they'll keep
calling him a whistleblower throughout this interview, when
he's not a whistleblower. The whistleblower is doing something
against his best interest. Working usually working at the
organization,
or working at the organization, you find out some bad stuff.
Yeah, Snowden. That's a whistleblower. No. Well, Benny,
Thomas Drake, there's a bunch of whistleblowers that are genuine
whistleblowers as an insult to whistle whistleblowers
everywhere, was trying to demean them, I guess, or maybe I don't
know what
he's trying to elevate the moron kid. Oh, he's trying to elevate
that kid into something real. Again,
this is sort of new news. Revelation by Mr. Wiley. The
whistleblower at Cambridge Analytica noted that Steve
Bannon was directing the the acquisition of Facebook
information during his tenure as a board member and BOARD
SECRETARY OF politico they were aligned.
Stop. You've been on boards? I sure have.
Do you get? Do you get the board? Often you go down and see
the troops and tell them what to do.
No board members are to be blown. That's what that's what
happened. The troops don't listen to didn't get on can say
anything about nothing.
Nothing. They get to say nothing about nothing. They go to have a
board meeting, they get their shares, get out, go into the
field and all of a sudden become Hey, I'm a board member. You
gotta do what I say
any collusion. It's yeah, there's really not being a board
member is a hassle. People typically don't want to go.
Yeah, but then yeah, they give you a whole bunch of shares.
Okay, I gotta guess I gotta go on the board.
Thing is bull crap. This is a bull crap comment
Meishan. During his tenure as a board member and board secretary
of Cambridge analytical, they were meeting in the apartment of
Rebecca Mercer with Robert Mercer who are the backers of
Cambridge analytical
and also huge funders of the Trump campaign.
I don't think that's true. I I don't know what she means by the
Trump campaign. As far as I know, Trump's you know, the
primary he funded himself. I think Mercer's probably donate
to the RNC. But it kind of make it sound like oh, yeah, we got
the Russians. We got
the big get billionaires. They've got the big band and bad
fans just connections
everywhere baby stone, bringing stones
down paying huge funders of Breitbart News, and I think it's
time to reopen that investigation as Democrats have
suggested. It's time to bring up the Mercer's back, bring back
Mr. Bannon and ask them what they knew and when did they know
it?
Alright, so now, with all of this information that John
Podesta has handily put together for us now we can understand
exactly what went down with the data from badass face bag,
Cambridge Analytica, you know, Russians, Lukoil, all this
stuff. What here's what it resulted in.
And then when you look at what they were again, in that sting
video, what they're touting, putting information into the
bloodstream of the internet. Oh, yes.
The Holy Grail, putting information into the bloodstream
of the internet. Is it like a main artery you go to? And yeah,
and Cambridge Analytica has the scalpel? Is that Is that how it
works, putting
information into the bloodstream of the internet, letting it push
out? The whole idea that this the Russian operation was built
around the same thing of trying to push fake news into the into
that bloodstream and let it rattle around and people's
attitudes?
Oh, yeah. So you, here's how it works. This, you put this in
their pitch document, we push disinformation into the
bloodstream, we let it rattle around a little bit, and then
people think differently. That's right. By now we'll give you to
the idea of psychographic information that might people's
tendency to be fearful or to to send racial messages, all that
sort of of
racial messages. Oh, it gets better now, pumping racial
messages into the bloodstream suggests
all that sort of of a piece. What we don't know is is there a
direct connection between the Russian operation and Cambridge
Analytica? Oh
can be continued to
be continue. Tom, Tom, Tom, Tom dumped and dumped on? Yeah. Now,
why do I? Why do I know this is working? It's what's working the
campaign against the face bag to move the problem from Russia to
face bag. How do we know because the view is talking about it.
And they're not very flattering.
So our responsibility now is to make sure that this doesn't
happen again.
Thanks, Mark Zuckerberg super genuine. I feel so much better
than Android giving an interview. It's like a hologram
of a person. You're talking about our personal data. And by
the way, he's like, I'm sure someone is trying to use
Facebook to meddle in our midterm elections. Oh, really?
Okay, fantastic. You want to do something about it when your
billion dollar company, I think is a PR disaster and their stock
will probably continue to plummet. Right? Okay. Okay.
Because, one, it's really hard to drop Facebook, not just
emotionally because I think it's an addiction, but they make it
almost impossible. There's like a 90 day waiting period. Yeah,
like, and then if you click back on just for a second, it starts
the clock all over again. It's like a bad diet. It's really
hard. But on top of that, I think their strength which is
their size is their weakness in this they cannot keep up with
the security and the technology as they advance. So it's like
they left all the safety precautions behind as they just
kept growing and growing.
They did you didn't know yes, they took steps to correct any
breaches. But i just i What is this?
She's getting it was very odd this moment, is she's she's
reaching for her ear because the control room is someone saying
something to her and I'm not sure if they said go easy on
face bag or double down. But whatever the case when she kind
of stumbles the fumble through it. Joy Bay heart picks it up.
What I think what was being said in the control room
reaches, but I just I, what is this
song in your heart?
Some I'm hearing something from the controller. But I think that
you know, Facebook, right people aren't going to realize but I am
You are I am gonna delete or delete First of all I'd say
two things. Okay, I know what happened I think what happened
is the control room was like, Okay, enough of this the debate
they wanted and we know that the view is completely scripted,
it's scripted, they are reading they're reading and when they go
off script is when they get into trouble people get fired. I
think the controller said hello, back to the core of the
controversy. Do we delete Facebook? Or do we not delete
delete Facebook? I think that's what they were trying to do.
Which is why she says, Oh, you know, getting people to student
meant deleting Facebook, I don't know. And then joy pile jumps in
saying, I'm going to delete Facebook. I think that's what
they were going for in this segment.
But I think that, you know, people aren't going to delete
Facebook, right? People aren't going to realize you are I am
going to delete, or delete. First of all, I'd say two
things. Number one, Zuckerberg needs to apologize to Hillary
Clinton. Number one. What I really can't stand on Facebook
is people professing their love for each other. Oh, I can't
stand it. It's like why do the Russians have to know that I
love my husband. I always say why don't you just hate
everybody has to know this, you know about us.
We are the product, all of our information, all of our personal
information, all our photos, they are going to use it and
absurd Sofian science fiction way in order to manipulate us to
choose what we're going to do and who we're going to vote for.
And Mark Zuckerberg and all sincerity, he should have done a
lot better than he did in that CNN interview. He didn't seem to
be as sorry as he needs to be for what he has done for the
American public. And by the way, globally, what he has done as
well. No problem meeting with the Kremlin. No problem meeting
with China. I 100% think he should be talking in front of
Congress. And we can get to the bottom of this they have
ultimate power 75% of the American population is on this
and if we just want to continue having our elections manipulated
with and fantastic but I personally don't think that's
what happened.
So what what is the answer? Is it deleting Facebook? Is it not
using Facebook's regulating?
Yes. Regulating? Technology? I think this is this is a growing
area. They were pioneers. That's why we're all there. So I don't
think
about how about regulating yourself, gosh, shut up will be
with your voice of reason go away. That's no good. We can't
use that in this segment. Now. I'm wrapping this up with the
whistleblower the
way that is such a great that's one of your best finds on
because it's it's actually has a lot of depth to it. Especially
with that control room thing. Just I was trying to Yeah, no, I
don't know. I didn't say yeah, no, but I thought I did. I'm
gonna give you a clip of the day for that. Okay, thank you.
And it was I knew that we would figure it out together on the
show, but it just hit me all of a sudden, like, oh, that's what
the segment was supposed to be. Do I delete Facebook or not?
Because this is also a meme. Hashtag delete Facebook. We got
Elon Musk deleted face bag, from whatever or deleted the Tesla
face bag is another company SpaceX. Yeah. Which is, you
know, very, very dangerous thing to do. If you're a Silicon
Valley mogul. That shit will come back to you, my friend.
That shit will come back. So we're the whistleblower, Mr. or
Mr. Wiley, Mr. Wiley, the Jumoke with the pink hair, the nose
ring, which is all fine but come on. Come on, come on, he makes
the mistake of going on the overnight sensations show Don
Lemon. And and this fabulous conversation ensued,
or next or you speak up says when the
last stop. I want to remind people from a previous show
because you might be just coming out under a snowdrift. This guy
was at Cambridge analytical and quit long before any of this
stuff happened. And all he's doing is speculating and some
for some reason. By speculating he's become a whistleblower.
And it's very obvious he's doing this for political motives.
He's, I'll just call him an operative. He certainly has
friends someone is talking to him and friends or whatever
informal or not. And he his job is to tie Cambridge Analytica to
Russia. That's him by the way shop.
The fact that they have to use him is how weak the entire bid
is a gambit. The Gambit has best you can do is this guy. Yeah. I
mean, you could have
gotten a lot of people to Hit now he needs to discredit
Cambridge analytic as rapid as a reputable outfit. And they may
be completely horrible. I don't know. I know they fired their,
their head guy over that video, which was sleazy, not uncommon
in political operations but sleazy and so Oh, no, no, we're,
we're legit, but listen to how he brings it all together with
Don Lemon and it and it gets really uncomfortable. And I
might want to say it's kind of obvious but not everyone knows
Don Lemon is gay. And Mr. Wiley the whistleblower widely
whistleblower is also gay,
Alexander Nicks who you speak up says when the reporter posing as
a prospective client, turning the conversation to entrapment,
and corruption, the executives left with grave concerns and did
not meet with him again. Nix added this a Cambridge Analytica
does not condone or engage in entrapment, bribes, or so called
Honey traps, nor does it use untrue material for any purpose.
So my question I see you're shaking your head there and you
don't believe it? The question is, what does all this say about
the techniques that they use?
Well, let me put it this way. I'm probably the only gay guy in
London that had a membership card to a strip club with with
with women,
and I will dispute that this bullshit.
Miss tons of gay guys who go to female strip clubs? Yeah, I'm
reliably informed. Pretty sure yeah. But he makes this a point
like it's so obvious. I think the LGBTQ q ia P K community
should be up in arms against this guy. Meaning
meaning that this was a common used, you know, that we I would
we
put clubs all the time and needed to be more specific. You
said you were the only gay guy in London with a membership to a
strip club. What do you mean by that be more explicit?
You know, one of the things that this company does is it it will
it will do whatever it takes to to get to get a contract,
and this is what I love. Dude. Have you ever been in business?
Have you ever been to a bank? Business is done in the strip
clubs.
Do you have you? Did you notice he says gal?
He says what? Yeah, yeah.
Yeah. Get a get
get up instead of get a can't get a contract back. Kandra.
Yeah. So first of all, by just saying things that are patently
untrue. No, no gay guy goes has goes to a strip. But if you're
selling stuff, you will. My God, I had Bankers Trust as a client
you want to do if we wanted to get a contract, you got to got
to scores. that's tied to deal is done. And we pick up the damn
U haul. And we'd pick up the damn tab and write it off. So
yeah, oh, how horrible these people must be.
One of the things that this company does is it it will it
will do whatever it takes to to get to get a contract. And if
that means entertaining a client at a strip club with women
stripping they will do that.
Because that's the worst thing for a gay guy ever. Oh, gay
guys, heads would explode this more gay guys backstage at the
strip club than you know. Their best friends the besties
strip club with women stripping they will do that.
Do you think Christopher that the Trump campaign did anything
nefarious in this or were all these bad actions by Cambridge?
Yeah, I can't speculate as to what the because I didn't work
on the Trump campaign. But what I do know is that you
see what happens is whenever it comes to something about the
Trump campaign, which he has, he wasn't working there. He
struggles. That's why the stuttering
Yeah, I can't speculate as to what the Trump campaign was
doing because I didn't work on the Trump campaign. But what I
do know is that, you know, there is a perverse company culture
with the inside of Cambridge Analytica, and as the as the
undercover shows, they're willing to go to extreme lengths
to to service their clients, and they'll do anything that helps
you whether it's legal or not,
including sending a gay guy guy guy guy to a strip club. Oh,
bah, bah, bah, bah.
This guy's a wreck. He's falling. Yes. You seem like a
genuine stutter. You're right. He's stuttering at the moment
from the questions he
thinks he can go out and see he did his big interview when he
should have shut up after that done a couple of written pieces.
I don't want no more contract. Get the book. Yeah, get your
book deal is he's blowing the book deal
right now. Oh, yeah. And the book deals done. Nobody's gonna.
Right now. Thanks for the fantastic work of our producers.
I love you so much. It is your show. I have the two clips that
I really want It came from two different producers, I really
wanted these. And this is regarding the 2012 campaign, and
the face back data used by the Obama campaign. We'll start
first with, and these are pretty short. We'll start with Obama
campaign manager, Jim Messina. And here's what he says.
My name is Jim Messina. I served as campaign manager to Barack
Obama's presidential campaign, and 10 campaigns all across the
country. Thank you for the applause in the back, hold your
applause. And we decided on the first day of the campaign to use
data across department, because we thought it was the best
avenue to do the truth. And we ended up using data to inform
almost every major decision we did in the campaign. And we had
a singular goal to run a personalized campaign where you
got a different campaign than you did all based on our ability
to move you and persuade you to vote and support Barack Obama.
And there's 332 electoral votes, it shows that worked. Well, now,
I think that's equivalent to injecting information into the
bloodstream of the internet, letting it rattle around a bit,
and then influencing your decision. Now, specifically
about this data, then we know that in 2014, the face bags
locked down the platform, so you could no longer get this
treasure trove of data, which is the new bacon. In fact, I just
downloaded all of my face bag data today. Because there were
some viral thing going around that the it actually contains
your cell phone calls and your text, your actual SMS text
messages. I haven't found that yet. But before 2014, you would
also get all of that same, or the app creator, which is not
necessarily an app on your phone, it can also be an app.
This is called a web app. So the stupid quizzes you take and can
you recognize these top 10 songs, etc. They use to build to
get all of the same information from your friends, now they can
only get the friends list. But in 2012, you certainly could get
everything. And the company that works with the Obama campaign at
the time, was rent track Oriente era, Carol Davidson of rent
track, explains how they did this. And she's very proud of
it. This is in a PDF talk. What is PDF? It's like a take off on
a TED talk. I don't know what the organization does. I don't
know what it is never heard of it. Yeah. Well, it's similar to
a TED talk. So
Facebook 2012 election, had the ability for people to opt in the
Obama campaign, like rocked this, right. We got people to
opt in. And the privacy policies of that time on Facebook were
that if they opted in, they could tell us who all their
friends were. Okay. So they told us who all their friends were
the Obama campaign, just say this on a digital,
by the way. Okay. A couple of things. First of all, the PDF.
Talk is probably an Adobe thing. So this may have to do with
Adobe, one of their conferences. Second, she's going to do a lot
of this right? Okay. But you need to not mimic her because
you're going to miss the beauty of this clip. I don't want you
to miss a single word. She says,
Okay, right. Okay. So they told us who all their friends were.
The Obama campaign just did this on a digital and the digital
level and are much larger, larger level. But we were
actually able to ingest the entire social network, social
network of the US. That's on Facebook, which is most most
people where this gets complicated is that freaks
Facebook out? Right? So they shut off the feature? Well, the
Republicans never built an app to do that. So the data is out
there. You can't take it back. Right. So the Democrats have
this information. So when they look at a voter file, and
someone comes to them, they can immediately be like, oh, here,
all the other people that they know, and here are people that
they can help us persuade, because they're really good
friends with this person. The Republicans do not have that
information and will not get that information. Right. You
know, I'm a Democrat. So you know, maybe I could argue that's
a great thing. But really, it's not in the overall process,
right? Like that wasn't fought all the way through. And now
there's a disadvantage of information. That to me, seems
unfair, but I'm not Facebook. So this is the realities.
There you go. I would call that a gun that is smoking.
They had the whole network.
That's a fabulous clip. They had the whole damn network I'm
resending the other day
and creating a new one.
Clip. This was extracted, put that clip aside, that is like
that clip. And thanks to the producer who dug it up. Yes.
Because that's not a new clip. That clip is on par with the
advertising clip that we keep dredging up from the from the
NPR? Yes. So you have to keep that clip and for additional
use, because this whole thing about the 50 million doesn't
hold a candle to the data that the Democrats already had not.
So what is the desta talking about Well, what is anybody
talking about? With that clip in mind? Yep. There is nothing to
talk about, you're done. You just you're done. It's over Shut
up. And and even better that the Republicans didn't have access
to that data. And the Democrats will and the Democrats still
have it. Just as Cambridge Analytica needs to say we won't
use it shouldn't the Democrats do the same Shouldn't they
destroy it doesn't have to be some kind of yes, they should. I
mean, that's it's if somebody
ever mentions it on the media, if some reporter ever asks the
question, if somebody actually is objective and brings this up
this is a known fact. Yep. So where is the where are the
reporters asking about it that sure play you can play that clip
play that clip now reporter asking Podesta or some by
anybody about that clip about what she said about the fact
that the Democrats have all of Facebook not just a mere fifth?
Well from 20 Wait from 2012 they don't have current day, but
that's still not bad.
No, well, considering is everybody. Yeah. Everybody in
2012 is a big number. Yep. I'm guessing 200 million.
They had the whole network the whole network? Yeah. And when
you see the data that they have on you, man, there's entire What
do you really
what do you think they have on me?
Zero except for your fake account? Which I know Yeah, and
why I don't have a fake account. And why is that? Because you're
gonna have no accounts you're not a face back I'm a no account
and I'm a no account you know?
So there were what was interesting I'm gonna see if I
can bring this up that I have this somewhere I wasn't really
going to do this but there was a you know this there's all these
different categories like advertisers who have all your
information and there's a huge list for me of one company
except it's all of their individual country.
Affiliates I guess.
Can you guess what that is one company that one company has
what all has all my info one advertiser according to the face
bag data one advertising I'm gonna open it up now hold on a
second it's pretty cool they get here ads is it ads or
advertisers? So much in here John it's crazy. Add history add
add topics. How about this? Bruce Lipton, Donald Trump
physical exercise Colt Cabana, heavy metal music. Catarina,
American rock popular music I don't know. I mean, why I don't
know who Catarina is says Doctor Who I wouldn't be looking at
that. coffee houses. Netherlands Christianity President United
States ring name antenna. Ronald Reagan journalism restaurants.
Bruce H Lipton Ph. D again who is that? Why do I have such
interest in him? Toys fitness and wellness Wow, that's here we
go.
So these things aren't that accurate
advertisers with your contact info. I'll go down this list Bed
Bath and Beyond. KLM Nigeria air b&b Spotify. KLM Finland Toyota
NATO loans the New York Times KLM Norge Uber Eats AT and T
KLM. Ghana KLM Italia kala Dutch Caribbean
stop. I'm not getting what you're doing. I for some reason
I lost the
plot advertisers with your
information yet? Where
does this come from? I'm reading. So when you download
your face bag information, it gives you tons it's essentially
everything this
up from your own down. Yes, yes. Yes. Everyday actually, in your
download, they have this information.
Yes. This is the information that you are giving away. When
you give it to anybody. This is the type of information
download their all their information, then look at this
list. Yes, this is a good thing to do. You did you know about
this before you did the download? I've heard of it.
I hadn't done it. I didn't know what to contain this type of
information. So for instance, right above this, it has ADD
history.
More questions that you have to answer. Okay. Does this mean
that they that these people requested information about you
or were you part of a group that was fed? No. Whose profile was
fed to these the following people? No.
I did something. I may have clicked on a link I may have
done whatever I did, and the advertiser got my information by
my action
Now okay
with KLM I don't know if I ever clicked on a link or an ad but
there must be 50 KLM subsidiaries in this list so
they shared it amongst themselves I presume with k
l m Nigeria will have your information well
how about Malaysia Japan Panama Polska Singapore, Peru Chile
Deutschland Czech Republic Philippines Russia India Mexico,
the Netherlands Espanya Thailand Romania, Ukraine Taiwan, Canada,
South Africa, Hungary, Korea Colombia Suriname, why would
they need that
we go on with the list
well what is what I also like is there's a part of the list is ad
history and it says For instance shop ARP are no hidden in plain
sight now I'm sorry let me do a better one. This is because I
saw there was one about the iceberg that overturned so as
iceberg overturned clicked on ad so I don't know what I did but I
remember seeing this story pop up on face bag I clicked on the
story I read the story. Somehow I clicked on an ad and so now No
How about this it was a native ad it was the ad that's that's
the only answer I could come up with. I
agree. Yeah, it did. The story was an ad. Yeah. Yeah,
there you go. I got duped got duped into well, you know what
now I'm looking through this. These are the native ads. Jesus,
you're I'm sorry. I didn't mean to do that. Here are the native
ads. The 16 lens camera that will revolutionize photography.
How to use a raw egg to determine if your mattress is
awful.
20 Click on everything.
2018 Austin modern home tour. We did that we went. How to get
clients who can afford you. Sixth graders unveil hedge fund
secret. These are all native ads?
Of course they are. Well, you're like a sucker.
I tested out the world's first off the shelf mesh net Creator.
The guy who photographs luxury planes for mega billionaires.
Women describe 14 years of Austin opera maestro's lewd talk
and touches that was a native ad.
The clickbait Wow.
Let's see experts say this will be a national nightmare.
hotel workers are desperately old fashioned clickbait you
should just click the hotel
workers reveal what most guests probably know. I knew that was I
knew that was the clickbait I should say clickbait more than
native ad. He didn't need it good most click most. Well,
that's an interesting point you just made. Which is, is there a
difference between clickbait and native advertising? Well,
here's what I'm seeing. Looking at this list. This is a very
typical one hidden in plain eyesight, handy features on the
iPhone some users still don't know about. So I'm presuming
when I click on this. It's an ad I'm presuming my information
goes to this advertiser of this story. So click bait is really
in this case on face bag meant to get your info because the
story was you know, I wasn't you know, there's a couple things I
didn't know. But I certainly didn't know I'm sure it says
sponsored post or something like that. Yeah, I'm sure it says
that in small letters somewhere they have to I'm sure it does
that.
Well. Sometimes we lose some tabs. I've observed this because
I think it's clickbait headlines are fantastic. is sometimes
there'll be a whole slew of things and if you look carefully
is the whole slew is boxed and somewhere at the bottom it says
sponsored. Sponsored Yeah, exactly. Clicking along in there
you don't doesn't say right under each ad sometimes it does.
Well, how about this? I sent this article to you. The Seven
Year Itch how Apple's marriage to Siri turned sour. That was
clickbait.
Yes, it was clickbait and I clicked on it to want to see
what what are they talking about. It was a good story. It
was about the guys who started the company that they bailed on
they went someplace else. It was definitely not native ad in the
in the classic sense. It was just clickbait.
Now, here's where I beat the system. And I'm happy to see
this. Under the heading information submitted to lead
ads and pages platform, and whatever that means. information
submitted to lead ads and pages platform.
Some internal cloud obligation. Yeah,
so I guess I took some action and it gave my information to
the lead ads and pages platform. When I'm proud of myself that
the I gave a two piece of information phone number
555-555-5555 in my email Ella's facebook@douche.com. So I did
well on that.
Oh, so you sent them bogus
information. I've only remembered where I use that I
could understand the trail a little bit better. But it's
fascinating and it's fascinating stuff to look at. And I
encourage anyone to do
it. Oh, what's the process for doing it, you should explain it
you go to
your face bag, you click on your face on your your icon. And then
you go to settings and right there it says download your face
bag. And you get all your data, and then they send you an email
that your that your data is ready to download. It's It's
It's eye opening. How much is wrong? How much? You know, I, I
look at this and like, I'd never have interest in Kane, the
wrestler? I'm sure I've never looked up blues music. Mercedes
Benz? I think not. Interior Design. Yeah, there's some stuff
in like, Aalsmeer. That's a big one. For me, or why is Ellesmere
on there? What is that? It's a town in the Netherlands we get
donations from
maybe that's interesting. Well, maybe some other people who will
do this most of our listeners or face bag users, I believe and
tell us the other bogus stuff that's in there. It's possible
that they're putting the bogus stuff in there do a track. It
may be it may be a scam.
What you mean, Facebook's data is corrupted?
Yeah. I think on purpose. Oh, oh, I
hadn't thought about that. Yeah, that's interesting. Mercedes
Benz is a good example. They want to dig out. deep pockets
for advertising. We all know that. And Mayor, do we need a
billion people that get an ad from us? Oh, we got a million
people that have shown interest in Mercedes Benz here they are
including you. Right. Yeah, right. Yeah,
right. Right. Right. Well, to wrap this up, because we do need
to take a break. I'd like to play a piece of my new favorite
hottie in the administration. Heather nauert. Although
she used to be on Fox and Friends. Oh, I didn't know that.
She was a fox. She was with CBS. She's been around the block and
the network's as whatever that means. You know, it's been an
eight I think ABC or eight or CBS that she went over to Fox
because she's got that certain kind of a look. And I've never
seen her before this gig because I never I guess I'd ever watch
Fox and Friends. But she was on that for a while. And
I like her. I like I like what she she's very personable. She
completely buys into everything. As you'll hear in this clip,
obviously. She's a believer. She's a fan girl. She's a
believer in the mission.
She will but she's not a snoot like those guys. Oh, no, no,
she's heard me well,
but she's mean to the Russians. You know she's very mean to the
Russian jokes, the Russians so that's because she's a fan girl
of the whole idea. And she's dimension be really, you know,
that's I think she's firmly planted in dimension d
dimension. There's a question about the American Center. I
didn't know these existed, but put some information in the show
notes. The American Center in Kenya,
the Embassy of Kenya is starting a campaign to help locals to
identify fake news. And then and to help them to stop, reflect
and verify before affording any
misinformation. First, on that, and secondly, is any other are
any other Mecca embassies doing the same thing? Yeah.
So I'm aware of that program that's taking place out of our
out of our embassy, I believe it's been run out of one of our
American centers, which, if you've, if you're traveling
overseas, and you've never been to one of our American centers,
it's a pretty neat place to go. Where young people or older
people can go and kind of hang out and work on college
applications saw that I had an opportunity to visit one in
Bangladesh, which was a neat opportunity.
She used NEET twice, which means she thinks, Oh, crap. I mean,
that's when Warren Beatty famously told Madonna Her show
is neat. I mean, you don't The American Center is there's
clearly something going on with that, which I think I can
deconstruct. And just to make sure if you didn't understand
clearly what the reporter was asking.
I don't think that saying neat means that she's saying bullish.
Oh, that's
was my impression. She thinks is neat. What do you
think it's just a phrase and old sorority sister phrase, she's a
sorority chick, okay. And neat is like something you'd say.
So the question is, why don't have a throw away? Why is the
ambassador teaching the locals how to spot fake news? And is
this happening in more places and this is a program Have you
heard her say that it's being run out of the American centers,
which are neat.
So I believe it's been run out of our American Center. The idea
I think the Genesis came from our ambassador who is serving
there. And the idea is, you know, if you ever talked to
somebody who no offense, but in their early 20s, they don't know
how to identify legitimate news sites. I have these
conversations with our babysitter's all the time, and
they'll come to me. They'll come to me with a piece of news
saying, hey, Heather, take it take a look at this and ask,
what is the source of that news? And they'll say it's some
blogger blogger who apparently is a podcaster star, and I've
never heard of them, but you know, I'm much older than they
are. So what do I know? The point being is that that seems
to be an issue, especially with younger people nowadays, perhaps
with folks around the world as well, where they don't know how
to go to legitimate sites, or they don't ask the questions and
verify themselves what the source is of this information.
So I think the ambassador was just trying to help teach young
people in particular, how to identify real news and how to
identify fake news. And so I think it's probably a good idea.
If it's going on in other embassies. I'm just not, I'm not
aware of it.
So I'm thinking to myself, so what qualifies the ambassador to
teach what qualifies anybody really, to teach the locals how
to identify fake news? And the ambassador to Kenya is Robert F.
Go deck. Well, I can is born in 1956. And American career
diplomat, career minister in the Senior Foreign Service has been
the ambassador to Kenya since 2012. Before that Ambassador to
Tunisia, nothing else is known about our good ambassador,
a spa the spook spotted as a spook. Everybody wants to spot
the spoon.
Yep, that's where the spooks go to rest and to die is an
ambassadorship. This guy looks the business to me. I just
thought that was kind of interesting that there we are in
every other country. We are helping you identify fake news.
It's just a stone's throw from helping you put news into the
bloodstream of the internet
as well. But it's a good one. It's neat. You're on a roll.
It's neat. Well, thank you
You jinxed it. Well,
you said you're on a roll and the jigs that
I'm going to show my school by donating to no agenda Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
right
we have what were you saying? In the morning? Oh, I couldn't hear
you. Oh, Joshua deal saver in Springfield, Missouri is first
guy we want to thank for $138 and I'll read his note because
looks interesting. I ate a Chinese Mexican burrito tonight
with my beautiful wife Amanda. Okay, Chinese Mexican burrito?
Well burritos tends to be Mexican so you're a little bit
redundant. There could have been Chinese burrito
burrito is what would you say?
I said seeing a Mexican burrito
is riddled. Yeah, I don't know what a Chinese Mexican burrito
is.
What's the Chinese like type thing they have? The one the
famous burritos in San Francisco which I have had a piece of the
kimchi burrito operation on Fourth Street I think HR is I
can't remember the name of this place. But wow. Anyways, I was
turned on to it by Butler.
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let me give it to him now.
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and this is fact is it was it was in the burrito.
It was in the fortune cookie but I think putting a fortune in a
burrito.
That's a product right there. Yeah.
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He says I work for the three dot domain. What is that?
Yeah. What do you think?
That's what I thought.
I mean, I have to go get his email. Look it up. Yeah, I'm
sure it's visit three dot domain. That's practice. Want us
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These are good notes, John, hold on. I like your show. I'm an old
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Yes, we are really going to sign off with this keeps out. Wow.
Well, I'm chalking it up to the mainly to the weather, I hope. I
hope you get a big release of a bevy of checks. Most of them are
for like five
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Yeah, but a lot of most of them are five for five or 10 bucks,
right? Most
of them others subscriber checks, people put them in
there. This is one guy keep sending in a buck 99 every two
weeks.
Okay. It's appreciated. Yeah.
adds up, it adds up. But it doesn't add up to they're not
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Did Austin celebrate Earth Hour?
Oh, I don't know. We were in Bryan College Station. I
don't know. College Station celebrate Earth Hour.
No one mentioned it to me.
Did you celebrate Earth Hour? I confess I did not. Well, let's
see what some places did. I don't I didn't even know they
turn off
the lights. Yeah, for
an hour. Pa CBS reporting.
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I thought I thought it was just an offhanded comment
all around the world cities have been going dark tonight to mark
Earth Hour from the Eiffel Tower in Paris. To new Delhi's India
Gate war memorial to the skyline in Hong Kong. Lights went out
for one hour at 830. local time. Organizers call it the world's
largest grassroots movement for the environment. And the
earth chuckled in delight. You stupid slaves.
Like no of Austin did anything? Oh, I'm
sure they did. Thanks. Sure. They did. Yeah,
I round here. I didn't see anything happening. Yeah,
liberal state of California. I don't remember this.
By I saw no PR. I mean, the the news was was clogged. You said
it yourself. There was no way there was no way
I was getting much too much attention to the kids because we
could be talking about Earth Hour
couldn't get anything in. I'm sure Al Gore's pissed. Hey, this
this omnibus bill, you don't have no one has to know what
that means. Other than it's all the shit everybody wants.
Yeah, in fact, the one thing I found out one of the things the
elements of the bill, they put in this bill, but by the way, I
do have Trump on the budget little short clip when he came
out and made us. Let's do that. First we probably
a fight, we both found the same thing. But let's listen to the
shorty create
a series is that nobody's been able to read because it was it
was just done. Now you told me who can read that quickly. Takes
a long time to read it. For the last eight years deep defense
cuts have undermined our national security. How old are
and they just if you look at what's taken out, they've
hollowed our readiness as a military unit and put America at
really grave risk. My highest duty is to keep America safe.
Oh, it's more important. The omnibus bill reverses buzzer
No, I can't I'm tired of it. No, that's not your highest duty you
chose to uphold and defend the Constitution. You do
Shane's your defense as crazy as it's been as difficult as it's
been as much opposition to the military as we've had from the
Democrats. And it has been tremendous. I tried to explain
to them, you know, the military is for Republicans and Democrats
and everybody else. It's for everybody. But we have
tremendous opposition to creating, really what will be
the far by far the strongest military that we've ever had.
We've had that from the Democrats. So if we take
something for the military, they want something for in many
cases, things that are really a wasted sum of money. And it's
not right. And it's very bad for our country.
I'm very, very disappointed in this whole thing. First of all,
$700 billion dollars, brown people who live in sandy areas
you're going to be tested on this is horrible, I despise
sending my money for this really pisses me off. And then
I wouldn't mind it one bit if they'd actually audit the
Pentagon and audit the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, Marines,
and here's, here's what, you know, they're just throwing
money away, there's corrupt, here's
what I'm conflicted. Here's where I'm conflicted. I also
know, at the same time where that money is going. Because,
you know, this is what we do. We're a war machine making
country. I mean, the defense industry is it's got to be our
biggest I mean, next to Pharma. It's got to be really big. And
you know, and it's not just for stuff that we're going to use,
we sell a lot of it and so but I'm, I don't like it. And then
and then for the President to say well, because we needed that
nine, my first job is to make sure everyone's safe bowl crap.
No. uphold and defend the Constitution. Yeah, so you know,
because I got to do that. We all got to be safer. We got to give
those doses everything they want.
Including the cloud act.
Oh, well, this is not the one I picked out. But what's the cloud
act? Oh, they snuck this in. They snuck a lot of stuff in
clarifying lawful overseas use of data Act, the cloud Act and
what this does, I can read it verbatim if you're interested
but required required preservation and disclosure of
communications and records a provider of electronic
communications service or remote computing service that is
everything from the face bag to no agenda social.com shall
comply with the obligations of this chapter to preserve backup
or disclose the contents of a wire or electronic communication
and any record or other information pertaining to a
customer or subscriber with such providers possession custody or
control regardless of whether such communication record or
other information is located within or outside of the United
States as a part of this any country which has an agreement
that they have the what is the name of that what are they call
this this certain type of agreement they call it executive
agreement or something with another country that company
then has to give that information to the other country
when when requested so we're just opening it all up so now
face bag if if someone comes along and says yeah, we don't
like that curry here in Holland give us all his information.
There not only are they do they have to do it, but they're
required to have it
yeah, this is stupid. It's just a bit just a massive it's like a
surveillance stuff that's going on.
Five Eyes it's five eyes Five Eyes expanding, taking over all
the social networks. In the meantime, Craigslist has turned
down all the turned off all the personal ads. There goes our
hooker, Doris, our backup hooker list.
Well,
as somebody pointed out at the dinner table, when are they when
are the hookers? Gonna go back into the regular scene with no
personal ambit and be under their house for sale?
Wait a minute, explain this Gambit? Well, the gambit
is you go into the regular jackhammer for sale, you would
use you have an icon for sale and then you use coded language
to indicate that you're a hooker. Which is the way it used
to be done in the newspapers. coded language. I think a lot of
the motivation I think is lost. wasn't necessarily lost, I think
is lost.
Oh, I thought that's the headline lost. Good man
was in coded language for hookers. Well, in the
UK, don't they still put the their little fliers in the in
the unused phone booths?
I don't know maybe they'll put stuff on telephone poles with
those little tabs or rip off at the bottom. A coupon
coupon? Well, the travesty is that people don't realize that
gee, you could really, really can put up a website on this
thing called the internet. It's really not that hard. You don't
necessarily need to use a some service. You have an Amazon
account, you can get an s3 bucket and you throw some crap
in there with a dot htm file and it'll work. It's not that hard
these days. But no,
but how do you get some a hottie Euro? Okay. You're a hooker?
Let's say obvious. Yes. What are you going to do to get your
business going? Because you need to cut unique customers you
probably need Well, no, there's
still no need. There's still no there's still no law against
search engines. Search engines don't have to obfuscate this. So
I think that you can certainly get some traction. And so
you can put like, hookers in Austin, and your search terms.
Yeah. And you're gonna get some hookers in Austin. You think?
I think so? Yeah. Well, maybe, but also, you know, how about a
cooperative? Why don't the hookers get together and get
hookers.com.org.io I
don't care if there is already a hookers.com Right,
but make it a co op. So it doesn't really it doesn't have
to be at anyone's expense. It can be reasonably anonymous. You
know, there's a lot of stuff that it can be done. We don't
need these companies. You just don't get the internet it comes
into your house.
And so does the hooker Okay. All right, shut
me up.
Enough of that. So I'm watching CBS this morning and they had
instead of Dickerson being on there, Dickinson Dickinson, he
had one of the other guys who used to do the was somebody who
just seemed more happy. I can't remember his name but he's the
other guy was doing the morning. He was doing the evening news
before. Jeff took the job over. But tell me that there's a woman
from Atlantic she's like added she looks like she's 25 she's
proud It'll be in her early 30s. And she's going to give us all
these briefings that everybody at the table knows about. So
they so this looks like a scripted briefing. That was she
brought they bring her on as she's as a third party. So it's
not just see me.
Let me let me understand when you say briefing what what is
what does she do? What does it look like she's doing on the
show. I mean, does she just given the headlines or what is
she doing? Yeah,
no, no, it's not like they're doing any of that stuff. It's
they brought a guest on and they start asking her the scripted
questions that it did that resembles if nothing else it
resembles resembles a CIA briefing. Oh, okay. Now listen
to and tell me I'm wrong about this is the script as choke
scripted brief, it's
been another White House with trade tensions and more
personnel changes. And here to discuss that is Elena plot, a
staff writer at The Atlantic, Elena. Good morning. Hi. Good
morning. Well, let's start. We have a long list. Let's start
with the $1.3 trillion spending bill, which the President called
ridiculous threatened to veto, but then signed. Is the
Republican Party having a very difficult time coming up with a
unified message here.
Absolutely. And I think this spending bill in particular, you
have conservatives like the Freedom Caucus, wondering if
they actually have an ally in the white house anymore. Mark
Meadows, of course, the leader of the Freedom Caucus, the one
who urged President Trump to veto this bill. And when he
ultimately did it, they wonder if the whole drain the swamp
message is ultimately a farce. I'm curious about China, and
these tariffs and the pushback as well, which was a big focus
this week, China's already announcing some counter
retaliatory efforts here. What do you think this means
politically? And are we really headed towards a trade war? I
think China's message was absolutely the most pertinent
message we've heard yet in terms of getting one step closer to a
trade war, because it is China's signaling that they know that
these tariffs were intended to hit them. Trump, of course,
unveiled the exempted countries, which was a pretty long list.
notably missing, of course, was China. So I think to wonder
about a trade war is not at all overstating what these tariffs
mean.
Let's look at the West Wing here, because we've had with a
continuing shake up and the latest. HR McMaster the National
Security Adviser out John Bolton coming in, does this signal an
aggressive shift in foreign policy?
Absolutely, because I think only with John Bolton coming in who
was you
know, it's almost like saying, Tell me what the song is about.
Yeah. It's like, yeah, it's completely set up.
Let's look at the West, scripted, continuing shakeup and
the latest. HR McMaster, the National Security Adviser out
John Bolton coming in. Does this signal an aggressive shift in
foreign policy?
Absolutely. Because I think, um, you know, not only with John
Bolton coming in, who is, of course, you know, a really
prolific neocon with hawkish views on war. But you also have
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson being replaced with Mike Pompeo,
who's also quite a hawkish politician. So in terms of at
least evincing, an aggressive stance on war. I think that's
absolutely a message this White House is sending. What
do you think the President is trying to achieve with this
overhaul of his of his staff?
What I've been told by White House sources is that Trump is
moving towards seeing the White House like he did at Trump
organization where if one day he's unhappy with someone he
feels he retains the right just to let them go immediately and
shake things up until he feels comfortable for however stretch
of time. He needs that to be Unfortunately though, there are
political consequences to that especially when we're talking
about going into a summit with North Korea. If it looks as
though our own cabinet our own White House is not politically
stable week to week that's why I searched for
I think when you may be hearing is the talk this agency talking
point version of chaos
maybe I mean, what she doesn't hesitate at any quick all this
broad range is sweeping questions from one's to that
Yeah, not a not a minuscule beat is missed. And she's on it. I
mean, this is watching this with my judge by this Anthony Mason
Mason is took the shoulder that that day. I'm watching this by
just dropping because it's like, first of all, this is some
millennial. Yeah, there's no there's no she didn't ever even
have a wiki page that I can tell. And she is intelligent.
She's just like a freelancer or at the Atlantic. This is not
some slouch, though. She just bang bang, bang, she knows
everything. And why is she there? But this goes on and I
this site takes a good part of the show. I do have a part two,
which continues this. And it's just you can play it's not
there's not as long. Now it's half the length. It's just like
what is Is this some new way of CBS has plenty of people that
can comment on stuff. So why they bring in this woman from
the Atlantic in and running this script. I just found it very
peculiar.
When you mentioned North Korea, you know this announcement of
John Bolton, if you're following social media, it was like the
end of days for some people announcing things coming in. But
do you We think there's no question there's going to be a
more aggressive stance on North Korea and on Iran. I don't think
it's no question necessarily, I think in the lead up to John
Bolton's, you know, appointment over HR. McMaster. He had been
putting forth messages that he was open to more diplomatic
talks with North Korea. You know, a cynic might say that
this was just his play to try to catch Trump's attention and get
the position more quickly. But I don't think necessarily that you
know, it's completely without question that we're going to
suddenly go into nuclear war with North Korea.
What is her name again? I got to look her up now.
Believe it's Elena Platt you can put once you play the beginning
of clip of the first clip of her name is more obvious.
Alina el en APLATT. Yeah, Lena Platt. Let me just see what her
background is.
You will find anything. Uh huh. I mean, the way she the way she
does, this is like, it's too slick. I'm
consulting the book of knowledge now. Well, I'll keep looking
while the pull the clip plays.
As Rena mentioned tomorrow, the stormy Daniels interview will
air on 60 minutes. This is a this is a subject which so far
the President really hasn't touched? Is it touching him is
the question.
I don't think so at all, because I think what he realizes and
what his aides are very careful to communicate to him is that
this doesn't impact his base at all. Right? There are very few
Trump voters, Trump supporters, even those who are pretty tepid
toward the president, who were actually surprised that stormy
Daniels is something we're talking about, you know, however
you want to feel about that in terms of the health of our
polity, it's not something that his base is going to take into
consideration in midterm elections or even whether to
reelect him in 2020.
Still and apply. Thanks so much for being with us this morning.
This woman is a ghost
health of our polity.
She says, what is that? Well, it means the health of the
political
elites, the Illuminati,
while we're whatever the case, yeah, she so she comes on and
she does this and it's so slick, she can answer anything. And she
does it click click click. It's just like, I'm just looking to
get now is this representing what the CIA is trying to tell
us? Is this woman who
is this woman she's she's unfindable.
Well, she's at the Atlantic. That's where she's working.
Right.
But there's no bio there's no nothing.
No, nothing. Yeah. And so why she all of a sudden is why
they don't just bring center. Yeah. Okay, so what what was the
message here, then? Let's just presume it was a message I got
out of it. Well, I thought the message was things aren't going
to be that bad with Bolton, which is the big story in
Washington as they you know, they got rid of McMaster because
they don't think he ever got along with Trump and he was a
blowhard. So they brought in the other blowhard, which is Bolton,
and they're trying to soften soften the blow. Maybe Bolton's
in there for a reason. And maybe he's representing something to
play the Bolton chiefest Bolton's Chief of Staff and the
ex spook comes on with what's his name? The guy on Fox
Business? I can't remember oh, here's I want to hear a talk.
You'll hear his name. He seemed like he was drunk. Anyway, he
comes on his talking about Bolton and I got two clips from
this guy, including the first he talks about Bolton then he goes
on a rant about Brandon, which I thought was pretty funny. But
let's hear this guy out.
Our first guest tonight was ambassador Bolton's chief of
staff during his time as ambassador to the United Nations
for on flights joins us tonight. Fred, good to have you with us
to be here. This is is a friend of mine put it a great day for
the America and and as well, for the President.
It is a great day. John Bolton is a friend. I supported him as
an intelligence officer on two occasions. I was actually his
chief of staff when he was Undersecretary of State for arms
control. And I can tell you he has a brilliant strategic mind.
He's fully supportive of the President's agenda, but he is
not a yes man. He will give the president his frank advice. But
you know what, Lou, that advice is not going to leak to the
press. He understands the government bureaucracy which is
why the left hates him so much. But most important, Lou, he's a
he's a nice guy.
Lou Dobbs
Lou Dobbs and who sounded a little under the weather,
quote air quotes.
And so this guy comes on he goes on and on and on he says you
extolling the virtues of nice guys nice guys. Nice guy. Nice
guy. I was a prick but Okay, nice guy. Nice guy. Now later in
the interview, though. Oh, this guy this spook goes off on
Brennan and which I think is kind of interesting because of
the stuff he says. And you know, there was also implications that
McMaster was a leaker and people use the media to get their way
within these offices and they and Trump has to keep firing him
left
and right he needs any nice TV people use TV guys and gals
right and Bolton's done lots of TVs and analysts. Oh, I
just had a fantastic idea. Oh, the best hire would be Maria
Bartiromo. I don't care what you hire for. Bring her bring in the
money honey.
It wouldn't be a bad idea. So let's doesn't do as John Brown
and Rando because it's amusing.
Everyone has tried to put this on the president, the people who
are leaking the people who are disloyal tool egregiously
disloyal, leaking national security secrets. This has to
stop. And I think John Brennan is an example of the exactly the
kind of person who, who think about this, John Brennan, the
former CIA director, is leaking every day still, he's, this is a
man. I just can't even imagine a more contemptible human being,
frankly, and government service, unless it's call me unless it's
Clapper, because they have created a politicized
intelligence organization that is continuing to operate, post
their service to the country.
You know, and it's not just the leaks. It's these vicious
attacks by John Brennan, against President Trump that had been
constant had been constant. Every time he opens his mouth.
He confirms the worst assumptions by CIA's critics
that it is thoroughly politicized. And now to
undermine the president. I can tell you, most intelligence
officers are not political. Many of them are heroes who risked
their lives to protect our security. But John Brennan is
debasing everything that they do I just, I want John Brennan to
shut up and go away.
Now he's the head pencil pushers, what he's how he's
considered pencil pushers,
all of them. Well, we have to remember that John Brennan is
now and MSNBC analyst
and NBC paid NBC News contributor.
Yeah, to be specific. Yeah, NBC is got something going on. Yeah.
And see the quiet. CBS has gone neutral, which is what we do
with that scripted bit. She's everything was neutral. If you
think about what she said, the mystery woman,
she is a mystery. She I'm telling I've been looking she's
a ghost.
I'll have to open up LinkedIn and see if I can find her in
there. Oh,
bring out the break bringing out the big guns.
Yeah, so then ABC is still a little bit antiTrump a CBS has
really gone neutral. It just makes it difficult. I mean, I do
get clips from them on occasion, but it's like there's nothing
good. I can deconstruct and say, Oh, these guys are crazy.
I got some lighthearted stuff we can deconstruct. Okay. very
lighthearted. Kimmel, actually, Jimmy Kimmel, famous talk show
host kind of showed his colors when he had Roseanne on Roseanne
Barr and John Goodman. Of course, they have the Roseanne
show coming back after 20 years. I believe it's an ABC show. So
he had do it. And it was so you know, you've probably heard
about this with Roseanne said I clipped a little bit of it. But
there's something Kimmel says here that I thought was
encouraging. And this is why I hit play and it didn't work.
Yeah. And in real life and everybody's family is pissed off
at each other for one thing or the other. Is your family mad at
you? Well, you know, we had some pro Hillary's and some pro Trump
ran there was a lot of fight and dance characters. Did you agree
with her foreign policy?
Listen that nevermind her foreign policy. How about
Captain wacko we got running the country here I mean, foreign
policy I'm shocked because I know you're you're a very
liberal socially liberal person in general.
I mean, I'm still the same you Oh, we did you all went so far
out. You lost a lot of your audience.
I liked that. He said that you're probably right by the
way.
I don't know if that was just filler.
No, I saw the video. I think he really meant it.
Maybe it's definitely off the deep end
but also she's identifying dementia dementia be she's gonna
you guys moved out over there. That's what she's saying to him.
You all work so far out. You lost a lot of your audience and
including me. I just want to say this Jimmy, a lot of us you
know, no matter Who we voted for? We don't want to see our
president fail.
Right? Right.
A smattering of applause
and yet we've seen it over again.
You want cancel no president.
So, where we have identified the discrediting of pants many times
in the mainstream as specifically on ABC, with the
view, pants is crazy. He's as mental condition he hear the
Lord speaks back to him. Omar Obama, Ro Barossa. Say, Oh, you
don't want pants. That guy's the real nut job. And here is ABC
again, in the form of Roseanne xhale. You don't want pens, do
you? Which is I think we've deconstructed to mean a you
don't really want to impeach Trump. But you certainly just
don't want to do any this guy at all. So we don't want him
running against us.
It's up to us to make this government work, no matter who's
president. It's up to us to do our job that citizens and if we
don't like something, you know, let them know you don't like it.
And then you got another election in two years, get out
there and ball change. And
I'm interested to see if the Roseanne show will do anything
in bringing Americans back together under the one United
States.
Where it's called the United States right.
Now, the second light, well, not really light hearted clip. I was
home, Tina went up to the College Station Wednesday
nights. I was home Wednesday night, or Thursday, Thursday,
I'm sorry. And so she wasn't here. And so I am just going to
watch some rumps gonna watch Cooper. And I'm watching Cooper
and he has a two hour long special with Karen McDougal. And
it's kind of irrelevant as to why she's in the news other than
ball. She slept with Trump too. But this interview, you should
really look at it on on the YouTubes or the cnn.com. Sure as
it on the homepage. We know when you know the saying when When
they go low, we go high. I mean, it's completely irrelevant from
any political perspective to do this, but he's putting this
woman on the spot and he's asking things like this.
No, no regrets, except the fact that he was married. If Melania
Trump is watching this, what would you want her to know?
I mean, that's the kind of question you ask of someone who
killed somebody. You know, it's like, this is horrible. You're
asking a woman who? Who? Who had an affair with a married man who
cheated on his wife. What would you want to say to her? I mean,
this is low scum ball shit. Really embarrassing for Anderson
Cooper? He should be deeply ashamed of himself. The tough
one.
Or say to her, yeah, what can you say? Except I'm sorry. I'm
sorry. I wouldn't want it done to me. I'm sorry.
I was like, Oh, what a drummer. And the panel was all Oh, this
is so deep, emotional and so really impactful. Half of which
is cheated on their own spouses with their co workers, including
you Dana Bash. It really CNN. That was the lowest thing I've
ever seen. Yeah, this guy's a dick. He cheated on his wife. We
got it. Like, you're now you're just grasping it to go back to
the Russia story, please.
Is grasping at straws. Anything they can find. There's just and
I think Roseanne made a good point. Because the idea that do
we want this President to succeed was the theme in
2008 2009 when Obama got in because well, you just gonna
hate on Obama, or do you want this President to succeed or
Rush Limbaugh doesn't want the President to succeed and they'd
come back? No, I do. We all want the President to succeed these
guys now. Now. It's the shoes on the other foot. They don't want
him to succeed. They want to impeach him. Yeah. Oh, well,
maybe we can't do that. Because then pence would get in and I
got this guy's lunatic even though I've seen. No, we did a
deconstruction of pence before and I see no evidence that Pence
is anything but just kind of a quiet nice guy. Yeah. He's not
gonna see him wearing a big cross.
He also wants to send gays to readjustment camp or whatever
the hell it's called, which he never did, which he also never
He, in fact, he put in a bill to stop it to stop that make sure
he's Miss He's misrepresented by the media as some sort of a
screwball when he's just, you know, just a pretty common
middle of the road character. I, personally, don't like the idea
of him being in if they, you know, they got rid of Trump,
let's say, here's the dilemma they've gotten they know it,
which, of course, my basic thesis they don't want. Nobody
really wants to get rid of Trump. They want to keep them
there as a whipping boy. So they get more more people to vote
democratic. That includes in 2020.
Correct. That's why it's a hedge, it's a hedge for 2020,
they got to make sure the Pence is now he'll he'll win
again in 2020, this will be a huge disappointment. It'll
probably take a lot of Republicans in with him. But
that say that they actually got their way, almost almost
impossibility and got Trump impeached. They could get him to
resign, which would, but if they do it after the 2018 election,
then the potential for pence being the president extends to a
decade.
Yeah, that's right.
That's right. Because you'd be in for the last two years of
Trump, and then you would get elected as president and then
the reelect, we can get reelected one more time based on
the way that the laws written so far, is only being the president
for two terms, right? Because he would never make the third term.
He would just be a hangover. And that potential exists. And I
don't think they're Democrats want 10 years of Republicans in
the presidency. No. And that's what they're going to end up
with.
Put it in the book.
It's been in the book I've said I said this years ago, we
haven't checked on the book recently that's all Yeah, we
don't check the book then.
I don't really have anything else what I do you have which is
up to you. Just because we ran the story of the gas the Jews
Heil Hitler dog, the cute pug dog, Jonathan pie, the comedian
fake news reader did an outstanding no agenda type bit
on it as long as four minutes is too long. It's too long, man. We
I can play a little bit
long clip but it's a little more meaningful.
Or why do a wait a minute cheap last remember?
Is it funny? Is it gonna crack me up? No.
No, no. Let me just tell you the premise. He stands as a fake
news reporter reports on The Real News that this guy who did
this YouTube video is is facing jail time by the Scottish court.
And he expands on what the judge determined that context does not
matter when it comes to hate speech. And he kind of goes off
on how wrong that is. Let me play a little bit of it and then
when you're tired of it, just raise your hand without talking.
I'm here outside Airdrie Sheriff court where earlier this week
YouTube comedian Marcus Mikan, otherwise known as count dank
killer, was convicted of making a grossly offensive video. In
the video he taught his girlfriend's pug doc to do a
Nazi salute whilst he repeated the phrase gas the Jews.
Countdown killer is due to be sentenced in April. Right, Tim,
I want to talk about this, right? So some people found this
offensive. Understandable. Some people found it funny. The video
got fed 3 million times on YouTube with lots of inane
comments like lol underneath. Okay, so clearly some people
found it funny. What's that? Tell you, Tim, it tells you that
both offense and humor are subjective. Either way, it was a
fucking joke, your cuts and he might go to prison. Okay, he was
convicted because the judge believed he was inciting racial
hatred. It's a fucking Punk Dog. He was mocking Nazis. I'll tell
you where else in history you'd be convicted of a crime for
teaching your dog to mock Nazis. Nazi fucking Germany. You'd have
had the fucking Gestapo kick in your fucking door in the fucking
EDL isn't watching the video of a Nazi pug dog going? Yeah, that
portrays us in a good light by me one neo Nazi who was using
that YouTube clip as a recruiting tool. It's a pug
mimicking that glorious leader. So yes, it is offensive if
you're a fucking Nazi.
Okay. You wouldn't like it? I knew well, I mean, the guide.
What do I What is the point of being so feign? That you I
didn't you?
I didn't realize that how much you use the F word and the C
word in the UK is different.
Yeah, but that's beside the point. I mean, he's just he's
like Lionell from RT going on his various rants with with just
just unnecessary. Unnecessary. I think that's the fan it Yeah,
that's the worst. There's no reason to agree to put his
sentence structure together like that. It loses impact and it
makes you cringe. What's
interesting is we are actually censoring a piece of audio that
is about censorship. This is just beautiful meta. Well, I'm
not censoring it because I'm not censoring it at all. I'm just
complaining about it. And I thought he his point is, he just
made his point. And he goes on for another three minutes,
making the point over and over and over again. Is that what I
didn't and it wasn't funny.
He I told you, you wouldn't laugh at it. He does go into
what's the point he makes in the rest of it? Is that when you
have a judge determining what is hate speech, and saying context
is irrelevant. He says it's very dangerous and what he does, and
really, I wanted you to hear this because in it, he says, How
about Ricky Gervais? And I know you just saw the most recent
special, which I thought was outstanding. I laugh my ass off.
But Well, the thing about the Ricky Gervais special was the
unbelievable comic timing. He's very good. I mean, the jokes
were what they were. I mean, they're Ricky Gervais material
is pretty. I don't know if there's not that out is not
funny, per se, but his comic timing and his ability to do
callbacks at a moment. When it's perfect. It's a he hasn't done
stand up for seven years and he can do this. I was stunned by
this special. And by the way before he I get your point about
the other guy, but I also have to give you kudos because you
did recommend something for me to watch, which I have to say
was one of the finest pieces I've ever watched it's kind of a
tear jerker, but, but it was this at this 40 to 42 grams. 42
grams is one of the great little documentaries I've ever seen.
And it just nails a kind of a lifestyle, a kind of a nutty
guy. It's just a great work of art by the documentarian. And as
one of the I would give him you give him Max kudos for
recommending that because it was so it was really great little
thing to watch us on Netflix.
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