Get a movie that Shouts out to me. Don't watch this movie. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, January 20 2019. This is your award winning give our
nation media assassination episode 1105. This is no agenda.
Clean shaven free of toxic masculinity. broadcasting live
from the capital of the drum Star state here in downtown
Austin Jay Haas in the studio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have no idea what he
said either. I'm John C. Dvorak, Raglan Buzzkill.
Oh, surely you know, you have to shave away your toxic
masculinity. You've seen the ad?
That was mumbled. Really?
Yeah. Should we do it over or is it fine? Not now that I said it
twice. Alright, what's going on? You had something bad happen?
Yes, I woke up to I mean, I turned on the machine.
Usually that's really good, man. You wake up. That's
good. So you get a turn the machine on and this as you might
have great escape? Oh, no. I said no.
Great. And it said, Well, we're rebooting anyway.
Well, there's no reboot involved. Oh, they just kill
Skype. So whenever we go click on the click, click, you want to
reboot? You want to re renew it. You want to upgrade? Wait,
where's the Skype? Apparently I can't get Skype them run unless
I upgrade they find this was the threat they made about six
months ago when
you're when you're running Windows 10, though, right? Yeah.
Okay. I don't understand what threat they made. But I
I believe threat they made was hey, you used to get old legacy
version of Skype. Oh,
stop it, you fool. Okay. Well, it sounds good so far.
Sounds fine. Yeah. I mean, but I'm looking at the screen
stinks. It's a big giant blue screen with AC in the middle.
Yeah, I've got Al Gore with a machete in the middle of my blue
screen. Yeah. But
it's not like a big picture of me. It's a little,
little, little,
little bitty, bitty, ugly picture in the middle.
Or you complaining about the interface?
The interface is only part of the Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, I'm
complaining about the interface. I remember when I had kept my
legacy. And you were on the new one. Because you had to be Yeah,
and you're moaning and groaning I don't see this. I don't see
that. I don't see this. I don't see that. I'm looking. Hey, I
see all these things. I got the little monitor for the feed and
all the new how's it working?
Because your jitter monitor,
I get the jitter
welcome to The Club. Powell. Welcome to the club where
everything's obfuscated. You don't need to know.
Anyway, need about this jitter. What is Jerry even mean in a
digital context?
Let's not get started on this. Because you know what 5g will
save us all. Is it going to remove jitter? Once I got, I got
a 5g report for later.
Oh, good. Yeah. But first member during the early days of the CD
ROM, there are some scammers, or I think there were just naive
dummies. And that and the CD ROM was a digital medium. And they
and they sold his little little attachment is little, like a
little LED. Wait, you can put on top of the disk after you
install it. And it would reduce. Wow. Oh,
not the CD ROM. This was just the CD.
Yeah, that's what I meant to see. Yeah. The early audio CDs.
Yes, it would reduce Wow.
And flutter.
I remember this thing. What are you talking about? Wow. And
flutter is a specific problem with tape mechanisms in
1982. Three, I want to say or maybe four. I just started
Veronica broadcasting. And we were the new guys on the block.
And we were like, hey, you know, there's the CDs. And Philips, of
course, was leading in that and they had I think there was two
CDs. It was Mark Knopfler dire straits and was one other, but
they're both phonogram acts. And we hooked it up to the to the
national broadcast network, you know, to the big towers. And we
started I must have been a dire straits track. But the dynamics
were so large at the time, it actually blew out the
transmitters. The whole network was the whole country.
I still have that particular album. It's
the brother and brother in arms. It wasn't brother in arms. It
was
either face to face or actually the first was the one that's got
the MTV thing in there where they say the lyrics
in money for nothing. Yeah, maybe it wasn't for nothing.
Yeah, you're right for nothing.
And when when you played the first time I had money for my
nothing on any stereo site, because they I don't know what
they did to pump the dynamic range to to what it was, but it
was an enormous fantastic Yeah, it started off with this very
low no sound at all because there was no surface noise there
was
no wow and flutter man yeah there's no wow and flutter was I
think wow and flutter was something from from the
turntable days as well was neither
well it was mostly for tape but yeah I think you'd get Wow even
get wow and flutter
on a turntable I got wow and flutter right here
right in the stomach.
Anyway this was a fun weekend there was a problem and
resolution within two days in between two shows it was the
most fascinating thing BuzzFeed. Yes, of course BuzzFeed I have
a I have a compromise. I have a bunch of BuzzFeed stuff after
your compilation. Yes, here's a compromise,
which we'll start with the breaking report from BuzzFeed
and we'll we'll see where it ends. Breaking news. We're
following breaking news on what may be the most damning
allegation yet against President Trump. That's fueling new talk
of impeachment.
Another night another bombshell, a potentially damaging new
report from Buzzfeed. This is BuzzFeed reporting
game changing reports. Buzzfeed
News is reporting the President
personally instructed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to
Congress
he should be impeached. Immediately he foresees I think
impeachment coming. This is a completely impeachable
offense impeachment impeachment. Impeachment should be
impeached that is impeachable. President Trump must either
resign or be impeached. This was like the Titanic coming at the
iceberg.
Breaking news a spokesperson for the Special Counsel Robert
Muller's office is disputing BuzzFeed. Just come out with a
statement I want to read it to you responding to BuzzFeed
saying BuzzFeed is description of specific statements to the
special Counsels Office and characterization of documents
and testimony obtained by this office regarding Michael Cohen's
congressional testimony are not accurate.
And that's where we start to pick apart apart words to an
infinite degree, which was funny, and I'm sure you have
some examples of that.
It's unbelievable. I mean, the only guy that funny thing was on
PBS NewsHour, they did have a Brooks, they didn't have
shields, Wasn't there some woman from the Washington, Wall Street
Journal who was more than happy to to be she's hoping to God
that there's a tape to prove. I mean, I don't know why
journalists are so biased to the point where they're hoping the
guy gets impeached. But okay, just says the way it goes. But
Brooks actually said, well, we don't know that it's true. And
he said, only one source and he's actually hemmed and hawed.
It wasn't like us, like, it could have gone even further and
said, Well, I want to see some more documented this is one
BuzzFeed, news, Buzzfeed. I mean, some think is a fairly
random news gathering operation. Oh,
no. BuzzFeed is always cats. Well, it's been a click farm
type operation, but they've they've wildly successful. I
know someone who works there and builds out their new offices.
And they got they're doing very well, but it's it's not really
based on most of their successes. Not really hard
journalists. Yeah, no, it's
cat videos. That's
other stuff. It's you know, it's it's a typical click and you get
10 ads. And you saw the 10 different versions of Megan
Merkel's belly is it was fun stuff from time to time.
It's fun stuff from time to time. It's not a it's not even
when Brooks talked, he said, Well, you know, Buzzfeed is a
real news organization. He throws that in, oh, the guy
working for The New York Times it says it was too much.
Actually, that's I don't want to start. I don't want to start
with his stuff, because it's not the best but let's play him
talking about about this Brooks and some woman are ie Trump
felony
president told his former Attorney Michael Cohen to lie to
Congress.
This significant for a couple of reasons. One, it's a felony, the
president allegedly committed while being president, unlike
all the previous stuff. And then it is a bit of a you know, he's
president and states are running for office. And he puts the US
national interests behind his own interest in getting the
Trump Tower built in Moscow. And so these are both very serious
things. David French National Review pointed out that in
Michael Cohen's sentencing agreement months and months ago,
this was right out there in the open for all of us that Cohen's
lawyers said he did. He lied to Congress, because person number
one, Donald Trump told him to do it, and he didn't have the
strength to resist. And so that suggests there's some meat to
this. BuzzFeed is a real news organization. And the final
thing that's of interest to me in the BuzzFeed report, you
can't tell whether they have written evidence. They say
there's a trove of documents, they say there's a trove of
emails and texts, or is there an actual piece of paper with
Donald Trump saying lie to Congress? That would be pretty
explosive if that exists or recording
or recording. Lordy, let there be tapes as somebody said,
wow. Oh, Lord, He's that there be tapes? Yeah,
there's your Wall Street Journal. Republican operations.
Suppose that Oh, lordy. Oh lordy lordy.
Beat tape. is
a little bit biased. Now that thing that they wrap with which
is my you our thesis about the which is really all about and
then you listen carefully to this Brooks and some woman,
impeach or vote moment, and then you're gonna hear our meme.
Can I just just play something in the interim for just one
second? I just I was searching for James Comey saying, Lordy,
yeah, listen to this. You are big,
you're strong. I know, the Oval Office
took it in. And the only thing I could think to say, because I
was playing in my mind, because I gotta remember every word he
said. I was playing in my mind. What should my response be? And
that's why I very carefully chose the words and look, I've
seen the tweet about tapes. Lordy, I hope their tapes.
She took it from Comey.
Well, they know she took it from Comey. I didn't
realize that lordy. I hope their tapes. Okay, now I get it. Like
I've heard this phrase before.
All right, well, you're gonna hear it more from the media. So
let's listen to that are the thesis the basic overriding
thesis that's part of this show?
Where they are we did this one, the second Brooks clip.
Yeah, we're going to impeach where are we not? Where does
their emphasis go? This is interesting debate on the left.
Do we want this guy impeached, and we want to vote him out,
which is better for the country? I think voting that would be
better for the country. But if the as the evidence mounts, you
really have no choice.
It's interesting. And I know many Democratic members of
Congress who believe as David said, they would be better off
running against Donald Trump than against whoever the problem
is. We'll put up in his face. But this is as Jamie Raskin was
suggesting, an insult to the very constitutional system.
To there you have it day one, and we want to vote him out.
They don't want to impeach him because it's a scam.
Yeah, they just want to keep it running for two more years.
Now, I want to play the overview of from PBS with Dejardin woman
and then I want to cut to this guy, this Congressman Jamie
Raskin, who just is absolutely off the rails and he's an
interesting character because our former economic hitmen
contact is a buddy of his Oh, and we condemned him once before
for something else. He did this on a dome and you got to
note. Yeah, got it. Okay, so pretty good guy. Have we heard
from our economic hitman? No, he's,
he's, he's over. flown the coop. So let's This is the overview on
PBS. And this kind of just brings us up to the point where
they hit the hit the horn and had a which, by the way,
shouldn't mention the next day because I have clips of that,
too. They were so sheepish about backing off on this.
Yeah, they were picking apart the entire sentence from
Muller's office.
Yeah, they're picking that apart saying well, Buzzfeed still
stands by their story and all the rest of it and when in fact
they were busted for buying into just any old unsourced. Now
it was they had sources, both bad sources say
sources say we had two guys we know. I mean, right away it was
very sketchy, but just but they were so sheepish about all the
fuss they made the day before.
Just one sec. I mean, we do remember that BuzzFeed was the
first one to publish the steel dossier, the lat rancid dossier.
I mean, I didn't hear a lot of people saying well you know last
time they had a bombshell they turned out to be kind of not
such a bombshell and I don't think anyone really said that.
They just want this all
to be true. Cheese.
Oh lordy. Please. Tape so we can end this misery. Oh lordy. All
right. What are we gonna listen to hear like your real is the
overview PBS and a Buzzfeed this Oh, wait, that's not so nice.
Like that. Yeah. BuzzFeed correction, PBS.
That's the next day. BuzzFeed with Lanny Davis was fee and
this is a PBS bombshell from Buzzfeed. That's the clip.
Okay, here we go.
It is a bombshell from Buzzfeed News that has prompted outcrops
from Capitol Hill. It could be the most damning set of time
President Trump to an impeachable offense. Lisa
Dejardin begins with what we know and the response from
lawmakers.
A new serious friction point between the White House and the
capitol as Democratic lawmakers react to the report that alleges
President Trump ordered his Attorney Michael Cohen to lie to
Congress
if these facts are true. This is suborning perjury,
Rhode Island Democrat David sis aleni spoke on CNN. He's on the
Judiciary Committee, the committee with jurisdiction over
impeachment.
I think there's no question it's an impeachable offense. And it's
again, just one More data point about what was the reason that
they were trying so hard to keep this Russia meeting and this
Russia relationship so secret
the democratic Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said in a
tweet that directing a subordinate to lie to Congress
is a federal crime. And he promised investigations. The
BuzzFeed report alleges Mr. Trump just a
technical question. Ordering a subordinate to lie to Congress.
I mean, I'm sure that's that's a felony. But was he really a
subordinate? He's a lawyer
disordering anybody to lie to perjure themselves a felony? No.
Okay. The orders brought up and later. They like to use the word
ordering like he's some big bosses, guys, Attorney attorneys
know what they're doing. They're not gonna be ordered by their
client. What
did you say? What did you ask? If you say, Hey, would you mind
lying to Congress? Is that also a felony? Probably.
Investigation? Not that I'm thinking of trying to do anytime
soon. It was Will
you prefer to have going on we gotta go talk to Congress. Good
to show good. You
have some info. And yeah, in my back pocket is.
The BuzzFeed report alleges Mr. Trump personally directed Cohen
to lie about plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow. No other
news outlet has confirmed the story. It comes after Cohen
pleaded guilty in November to lying to congressional
Intelligence Committees about the so called Moscow project.
Cohen is now cooperating with federal prosecutors. But I'm
sorry, gotta stop it again. She said instead of saying we have
not been able to independently verify the story, she says
something very interesting. No other news organizations have
verified the story. Does that mean that if other news
organizations say yeah, we're in then it's okay. They still don't
have to do their own research PBS.
That's a very good catch. Yes, it's though PBS and do jack.
I mean, that's that's basically what they're saying.
She's saying feed report
alleges Mr. Trump personally directed Cohen to lie about
plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow. No other news outlet has
confirmed the story.
Yeah, that's circular reporting, I guess. So. If they could have
said, well, CNN confirms, but they didn't have it. It comes
after Cohen pleaded guilty in November to lying to
congressional intelligence committees. Yeah.
This does sound like one of those CIA operations. What's the
way dropped some bombshell someplace and then they use that
as the basis for everybody else from saying that this happened?
Yeah.
Circular reporting. That's the trick exactly
about the so called Moscow project. Cohen is now
cooperating with federal prosecutors. BuzzFeed says Cohen
was not a source for its story. The President's current attorney
Rudy Giuliani denied the report and in a statement called it
categorically false. On Fox News White House Deputy Press
Secretary Hogan Gidley question BuzzFeed is reporting
absolutely ludicrous that we are giving any type of credence or
credibility to a news outlet like BuzzFeed.
President did not tell Michael Kohn to do that.
I'm telling you right now this is exactly why the President
refuses to give any credence or credibility to news outlets at
all. He
didn't deny it
Virginia Food Bank today serving furloughed workers, the top
Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Mark
Warner talked to reporters. We don't
know whether the new report about common being told to lie
by the president is true or not. We'll have to ask Mr. Come on
that if but it sure as heck explains why Michael Cohen lied
and earlier testimony to our committee.
He added the committee is arranging for Cohen to appear
again next month.
Ah, yeah, they're
all carried it now. I gotta get to this series of clips, which
is the basis for my whole report. All right, we're
ready for it.
Jamie Raskin? what a what a stooge. This guy looks like he
hasn't slept for a month who
is this guy who
is he is here he is one of these this Congressman I think he's
from New York or somewhere but he just hellish looking man who,
and he doesn't know what he's talking about. And he's just
making shit up. And he's, and he's just,
I'm just looking at his face from Maryland. I'm looking at
he's kind of like Kramer from Seinfeld.
Yeah, a little bit. He's a horrible looking. And he looks
good.
He can be no good. If he looks this way. Well, there is
a there is a basis for thinking that way. Okay, but I'm not
gonna get into it. But let's just put him on with this is the
first one is the Jamie Raskin. We know it is true.
Let's hear now from Capitol Hill. Representative Jamie
Raskin of Maryland is a member of the House Democratic
leadership team, and he serves on the Judiciary Committee. He
formerly was a professor of constitutional law. Congressman
Raskin, thank you very much for joining us. You said earlier
today that if this is true, it would be an impeachable offense.
How so?
Well, we know it's true because of course The Republicans
impeach Bill Clinton over telling one lie about one sexual
affair. We know it's true.
Wait, let's get this straight. So then we start over the non
sequitur. He says, we know it's true because Bill Clinton was
impeached for a sexual affair. What does that what does that
what does one got to do with the other what has anything to do
with truth? So he's often off to a bad start with by saying we
know it's true was his first opening salvo and we know it's
true. We know it's true. So it's not as questionable here. We
know it's
true now, was it? I believe I saw I should have looked to find
a clip of this that Klobuchar. Amy Klobuchar was predicted.
Okay, then I'll shut up and let you go. No, no.
What was what? What
I heard is that she was grilling. Who's the new attorney
general candidate?
Yeah, yeah, I have that. That's in a democracy. I don't have her
complete clip. But it's within the Democracy Now clip.
Yeah. As if she had already heard. The point is she was
grilling. What's the guy's name? We learned not what's his name?
Now? What
is your name?
Yeah. The Bush guy.
grilling him saying,
Here's the rundown. She says hey, if see if he did this, is
that an impeachable offense? Right or? No? No. Is that
against the law? And he says, yeah, and, and this is what and
then she's almost asked exactly.
If the President asked someone to lie for him to Congress.
Would that be a felony? Yeah, of course as Barr William Barr,
that's who it is.
And he also has been Barr also says, Yeah, but it'd be a felony
for anyone.
So so they it's clear that Klobuchar had this information.
That's why she was doing it.
I think that maybe
this before BuzzFeed came out. Yeah.
Must be online, right? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz
they, cuz she's a stooge.
Yep. So I'm just saying that's why the guy like this, who's on
the inside is like, Oh, we know it's true. We know. He knows we
got the we got the briefings. We got the BuzzFeed briefing, your
CIA
briefing, whichever one comes first. Okay, Jamie Raskin,
Raskin. Two, this is good.
One sexual affair. And this is about organizing a whole pattern
of lies in order to deceive the Congress of the United States
about a matter of national security in a matter that goes
to the heart of American national sovereignty. So, lying
and obstruction of justice have figured centrally in the
impeachments that we've seen in modern times, that is in the
Nixon impeachment. And hello, Articles of Impeachment brought
against the Clintons. He wasn't
impeached.
He wasn't impeached by bail, but our Professor of Constitutional
law seems to think that he was impeached.
This is one of your favorites,
I think is I'm starting to notice it as a meme. They're
trying to push into the public consciousness, the idea that
Nixon was impeached when he wasn't
well, tbh until we started doing the show, and you brought it up
years and years ago. I'm pretty sure I thought he had he had
been impeached to that was always kind of in the lexicon,
the way I understood it growing up. Well, you were you were
duped. I was and I was subsequently saved.
Yes. By the show. Yeah. Okay, well, he doubles down on the
Nixon thing. So let's go to clip three, the Articles
of Impeachment brought against Clinton. So but both in the
articles that were brought against Nixon in the articles
brought against Clinton, obstruction of justice and lying
were central. So I think everybody views the President's
involvement in lying to Congress and suborning perjury as
certainly a statutory felony violation under federal law, but
also a major constitutional offense against the rule of law
and our Constitution.
Okay, Judy, jump in and tell them that Nixon wasn't
impeached. Hey, Judy, Judy, jump in and tell him that Nixon was
impeached and guess to get this back on track Judy
Let me guess does clip for pertain Judy jumping in and
saying that?
No. Damn. All By the way, these clips are continuation. There's
not nothing taken out. So I didn't cut Judy out. She's she's
right back in it now. Good. She's so concerned. Anyway, play
this and then I have a kicker. Because again, this is a problem
with Judy play this law
and our Constitution. suborning perjury, meaning telling someone
else to lie before the Congress or before a jury. But,
Congressman, what is it exactly in this new information that you
that you think makes it something that is an impeachable
offense? What is it exactly? I play.
Well, let's start with this. We don't know whether or not this
is true. All we have is one news report about what one witnesses
said. Now, obviously, it's a key witness and Michael Cohen was
the President's personal lawyer. But what Cohen is saying is that
the President urged him and counseled him and essentially
conspired with him to lie before Congress. And suborning perjury,
that is urging and coaching someone to lie in a sworn
context is itself a federal criminal offense. That is a
felony.
All right, you heard what he said. Now we're talking about
the show does Judy show a mere three or four minutes before
this guy? We heard this. This is now the clip you're gonna play
as overview PBS on Buzzfeed slandered Jordanne Isobe.
BuzzFeed says Cohen was not a source for its story. Okay,
well, if you just heard what this guy said and Judy heard,
yeah, the guy says Cohen Cohen said this, Cohen said that Cohen
was the source of the story. Let's play a clip for again,
after listening to what you just heard why
and our constitution suborning perjury, meaning telling someone
else to lie before the Congress or before a jury. But,
Congressman, what is it exactly in this new information that you
that you think makes it something that is an impeachable
offense? What is it exactly?
Well, let's start with this. We don't know whether or not this
is true. All we have is one news report about what one witnesses
said. Now, obviously, it's a key witness. And Michael Cohen was
the President's personal lawyer. But what Cohen is saying is that
the President urged him and counseled him and essentially
conspired with him to lie before Congress.
So this is he's just delusional because he believes that the one
witness or the the one source wasn't one witness, one, the one
source,
one witness or one source. He didn't make it clear. That was
the only one. Right He does say that Cohen's was behind this
report. And it's clear by the reporting done on PBS, just five
minutes before that he was listening to because they when
you go and sit down on one of these things, you're hearing the
whole show and they stay.
He didn't think he didn't hear they don't hear this stuff.
Yeah, they do. He only hears himself is what I'm saying. Like
he does. Yeah, he could actually hear it, I'm sure the audio way.
But let's take it to another level. Judy heard it. Judy heard
the Jordanne report where she specifically says in that ISO.
Cohen did not contribute to the BuzzFeed report he had he didn't
say anything about anything he's done. He's mommy's over on the
sidelines. Judy knows that. She just heard it a few minutes ago,
she did the report. You know, just because this guy is saying
that is Cohen spilling his guts that's causing the problem. And
she doesn't say anything.
I would like to remind you that just because she has a pearls
has a stately manner about her. Doesn't mean that she isn't just
like any other presstitutes she's just reading the prompter.
She's not listening to anybody.
Apparently not. She missed a Nixon thing. She missed this
one. And this one I thought was more egregious, because this
guy's going on and on about Cohen spilling his guts in the
BuzzFeed article, when in fact, he didn't even contribute to the
BuzzFeed article, as previously mentioned in the same news
report. Yes, this was a continuation of what Jordanna
was doing. This is extremely poor reporting. I mean, I can't
believe how bad it is. She's got to go there. I
think you should replace her.
I'm not replacing anybody.
Okay. Just the thought.
Doesn't give me the opportunity to grouse like
now I know you I can tell you very disappointed.
I think credibly disappoint ever since Gwen died, died. This show
has deteriorated to the extreme I'm
sure taught me a lesson. Because we were always harping on Gwen.
And then she passed away and it turns out she was the real heart
of the show. Yes, apparently didn't know we didn't know
that logistic wrap food I've got I don't have that much. But I do
have the the I have the correction on PBS the next day,
which is so lame, but I want to play. I got to actually get two
more clips. But I want to play the story by Democracy Now,
which includes the Amy Klobuchar thing, or we can skip it so yes
plate plate.
Democrats say such an order would also constitute
obstruction of justice to felony Trump's nominee to become the
next Attorney General William Barr appeared to agree with that
position during his Senate confirmation hearing. Tuesday
bar which question by Minnesota Democrat
timeline Tuesday, Amy Klobuchar,
the president persuading a person to commit perjury would
be obstruction. Is that right? Yes. Okay. Any Well, you know,
any person who persuades
another Yeah, okay.
You also said that a president or any person convincing a
witness to change testimony would be obstruction. Is that
right? Yes.
Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported Donald Trump
ordered Mike now I asked
you just for a moment. This was Tuesday. Yeah. Questions,
by the way on your I'm giving you a kudos on this one. Thank
you for making this catch.
This is not only is it kind of an the bar is even answering
kind of like, why are we asking me these stupid questions?
Yeah, exactly. He was he was like befuddled. But why
is democracy now and why is Judy showing this as the highlight of
Tuesday's testimony,
Judy, Judy is democracy. Amy, Amy,
why is Democracy Now showing this of all the things this as
the highlight on Tuesday, almost five days before the bombshell
drops because they're all fucking complicit. That's why
this is I'm not gonna buy to completely buy that because this
this AMI report was done on the Friday. They had just dug this
old thing up and pulled it into the Friday report because they
knew that the butts out and look and live, how convenient. But it
was Yeah, I agree with that. It was a little bit much, but
Klobuchar would do this. So she's Klobuchar is complicit in
some sort of a scam.
Well, how about this? What if? Because remember Ben, Ben White
or whatever the got Ben Smith and Yeah, Ben Ben.
Ben Smith, he
disgraces the name Ben. All people named Ben shields we know
dudes named Ben their heroes This is no dude named Ben is a
douche named Ben. He has some kind of official mainstream
background doesn't either editor isn't he's got all
kinds of background he's makes loaded with background you
should look him up. Well, me made me even be able to spot
what
happened. How about this? So why would he so when Miller's office
comes out, and you can read it any way you want, but he said,
Hey, this is not factual. That's probably a good translation.
This is not factual. What you guys put out there and simmer
down was kind of the undertone. Maybe he didn't get it directly
from sources Maybe he got it from a congress person's sources
or so because he felt pretty strong say, no, no, we stand by
our reporting. Well, maybe the sources is Klobuchar. Maybe the
source is this Kramer looking guy. Raskin who knows who the
source is. I have a feeling that that's that would be interesting
to know,
the Raskin guys definitely something wrong with him. I
wouldn't trust this guy in inch. I do have. I do have one last
clip. And I'm not going to play the the MIA culpa clip because
it's not that interesting. But I do have a clip where the truth
wants to come out.
As one of our favorites.
This is Lanny Davis, the the lawyer for Cohen who hates Trump
blathering on and he has a little flub at the end
to Democrats. It's a bombshell claim that comes with a caveat.
If it's true.
If the President directed Michael Cohen to lie to
Congress, then that's a clear case of participating in perjury
and obstruction of justice, and he should resign. That's after
an explosive new report, which says President Trump personally
instructed his longtime lawyer to lie to Congress to hide his
involvement in a real estate deal for a proposed Moscow Trump
Tower. NBC News has not verified the report, and neither has any
other news outlet. BuzzFeed cites two federal law
enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the
matter after President Trump tweeted a vague reference to
Cohen's father in law. One of Cohen's advisors says he now
fears for his family and may not testify as planned in front of
Congress next month.
Family is out of bounds. There's only one person in the country
one president in our history that would threaten family as a
tactic to make fear of somebody who calls a rat for telling the
truth. And that's President Trump. Trump is
president who
President truth true
Damn, damn my mouth. What was it saying President truth that's
funny and a whole bunch of ways. I got I got quite a kick out of
the panel over at CNN. Who immediately threw BuzzFeed under
the bus which is the only way to go I think if your CNN is like,
blaming on those guys quick. They had who they have on they
had the constitutional soya that Toobin who's there a lot lately
work and Brian seltzer water, you know the Meet the media guy
is a good
to hear this I have a different view of the implications of all
this. My view is this is the larger message that a lot of
people are going to take from this story is that the news
media are a bunch of leftist liars who are dying to get the
president and they're willing to lie to do it.
That was some self awareness.
Like that's for sure. That's good. Now we got to fight back
against that. Of course, we can't have that.
Well, and I don't think that's true. Oh, is that different? Um,
that's
not that well.
I'm focused on the media side preach talking about the law
enforcement side, but I mean, they're not they're not
contradictory, but I just think this is a bad day for us. Yeah.
And,
you know, there's no,
I mean, gotta know. You gotta admit to Ben is on point with
this. Yes, he's a bad day. So I have respect a little bit
for disagree a little bit. I but I just think, you know, it
reinforces every bad stereotype about the news media.
It does reinforce bad stereotypes about the news
media, I agree with you. I am desperate as a media reporter to
always say to the audience, Judge folks individually and
judge brands individually, don't fall for what these politicians
out there want you to do. They want you to think we're all
crooked. We're not. God, Richard,
hands up for this piece signs. Neither of us feet. I
mean, I'll BuzzFeed now the onus is on Buzzfeed. Right now. The
onus is on Wednesday, for both Ben Smith says he knows the
identity of the two sources. Obviously, the reporters know
the identity of the two sources. They're going to be going back
to those two sources and hopefully to other sources to
try to get to the bottom of this. Oh, how many sources could
there be Brian? Now it's a dispute. And I don't know how
that disputes gonna be resolved. I'm not disagreeing with you
this this will be used, obviously against the media as a
whole. I hope this president doesn't guide everybody else to
use it against the press think
that the President is very likely, if past is Prelude going
to see this as evidence for his attacks on the media being
justified. And I think that his supporters would say that that
is understandable. But then
we need to keep reinforcing to the audience how much smoke
there is, but it's a massive fire. So so much evidence of
wrongdoing. But
we do do that we do that. We do that every day. I think the
important things to remember that part of why if if the media
gets wrong, and Ben Smith the same, they stand by their
reporting, if the media gets something wrong, it is incumbent
on us to correct it. And I understand that it is
frustrating to the press and also to people who believe in
the press that the White House does not necessarily follow that
same standard for themselves. But that has nothing to do with
what we do.
We have to keep our standards high, even if others are low.
So the White House standards are so low, they're lower than ours.
In this case, it will we kept them high. It kept them high by
saying well, we couldn't confirm the report. But the bombshell
report explosive report
bombshell. Jeez.
Yeah, that was just fantastic to see that happen in 48 hours.
This happens the next day and ends the day after it was just
so entertaining. I don't even think it lasted 24 full hours.
No, no, it didn't in that small period, that small window. They
all piled on like maniacs.
It was interesting because Saturday morning we woke up and
Tina's like, Oh man, this Twitter's blowing up. She's my
canary in the coal mine. And I say what's happening? Well,
yeah, this BuzzFeed. BuzzFeed like what is here the Sydney If
you lie, then screw this guy. And I Okay. And I said, Yeah, I
think I said, you know, it's BuzzFeed, let's see how this
shakes out. And and she was monitoring people were just
losing their crap over this. And that was just Twitter. That
wasn't even until we flipped on the TV and saw everyone going
nuts. And then 24 hours later gone. Although not really
because you know, it's so unusual for the special
investigators office to make any kind of statement. This isn't so
unusual. It must be some code as code we got it parsed the words
better it's code.
There's definitely some code in there. There's code they
mainstream guys the big boys not to you know BuzzFeed or anybody.
Yeah, the mainstream guys just kind of brushed under it once
they have up but they do real quickie they do it quick turn
that way that they start they lead with it but when it comes
to for example, I have an example. This is the Saturday a
PBS teaser. Okay, so now this is the teaser so I'm expecting
because I think the biggest news story was was the was the
killing of this other story that especially when you lead with it
the day before and you made you made person after person after
person talked about it and you brought in Jamie do Raskin to go
on and on. You think that you would lead with it again the
next day? No, let's
let's bury that below.
You think you'd even tease it? No, this here's the teaser on
the next day on PBS on
this edition for Saturday, January 19. A presidential
announcement as the partial government shutdown enters its
fifth week at day 29. The third annual Women's March takes place
across the country, despite recent controversy. And in our
signature segment, Iraqi soldiers feeling forgotten after
fighting for their country. Next on PBS newshour weekend,
and Buzzfeed was not a bombshell.
Was it? Nothing? You think it would be in the teaser? That
would because it was such a big deal the day before? But no,
they don't even bother to do a little piece on it. And they it
was mediocre was hardly anything like we screwed up. But it was
an it was an embarrassment for the media. I think that Toobin
is right. Yes.
Now, but in this case, you know, when he does that, and also he's
a lawyer, I'm not really a media guy over here. I'm not really a
news guy. I'm a lawyer. So I gotta say, I gotta set it
straight.
It's pretty much almost as bad as these guys when they get
caught re reporting a hoax. Most Yes, least a couple of times a
year.
Yeah. Well, they did exactly. Look, anyone who reads a report
in The New York Times, it's just become normal. We've talked
about this for years now. It used to be get someone on record
to state their name and say, here's what I said. And that's
just turned into sources. And at first it was government sources.
And it was people who know government sources, and now it's
just some sources. And they got caught. It should be a big
warning to some of the other big mainstream publications, mainly
the New York Times. They should be very careful because they're
going to they're going to get caught in this someday as well.
Just source into some of their fake reporters that they had
working for him. Oh,
yeah. But then it says, Well, this guy was bad. It was a bad
apple and he made stuff up. He was bad. It was just him. It was
not the New York Times the institution just one slipped
through like the TSA letting an old granny with a with a
handgun. Yeah, in her bag. That's the way it's handled.
Granny with a handgun. Granny gets your gun. Okay, so we did
have some other things happen over the weekend. I thought
really? I thought the thought the prize of the President's 3pm
speech was interesting. I just clipped his
way to use the word Interesting.
Yeah, I thought it was interesting. It was interesting
for a number of reasons. He had a different setting. He was kind
of like in the hallway with George Washington behind him. It
looks not very regal and presidential. It look kind of
like off to the side. I don't know someone just built a quick
little set. I know your impression was but I thought it
was kind of weak.
That didn't bother me at all. And
he offered a deal. And he tried to explain why we need a wall. I
don't know if anyone watches these things. I don't know if
there was any real reporting. What I got was I think this is
from CBS and they actually edited this because you know
why? Why give you everything the President said but this was his
offer in the CBS edit.
Our plan includes the following $800 million in urgent
humanitarian assistance $805 million for drug detection
technology to help secure our ports of entry an additional
2750 border agents and law enforcement professionals 75 new
immigration judge teams to reduce the court backlog of
Believe it or not almost 900,000 cases. Our plan includes
critical measures to protect migrant children from
exploitation and abuse. This includes a new system to allow
Central American minors to apply for asylum in their home
countries and reform to promote family reunification for
unaccompanied children 1000s
Not that kind of went by in a weird sentence but what is this
about minors who can then apply for a visa? Or is there some
mining company he's hooking up here? Seriously, that's what it
sounds like to me with so minor
like that, to me sounds like kids
to allow Central American minors
or minors as in children are G's
here. Oh, you're just kidding me. No, I
don't know what the hell is he talking to minors. Okay. Sorry.
It's the week apply
for asylum in their home countries and reform to promote
Family Reunification for unaccompanied children 1000s of
whom wind up on our border doorstep to physically secure
our border. The plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic
deployment of physical barriers or a wall. There are two more
elements.
That's where they cut out what he explains it so they just cut
that out to my plan.
Number one is three years of legislative relief for 700,000
DACA recipients brought here unlawfully by their parents at a
young age many years ago. This extension will give them access
to work permits, social security numbers and protection from
deportation. Most importantly, secondly, our proposal provides
a three year extension of temporary protected status or
TPS. This means that 300,000 immigrants whose protected
status is facing expiration, will now have three more years
of certainty so that Congress can work on a larger immigration
deal which everybody wants Republicans and Democrats.
So when I heard this, to me, it sounded like a little light on
on the offering hadn't hadn't we been at like, 2 million DACA and
the DACA, the kids parents, that was the last time we heard about
it.
And I would think that the Democrats would jump at any DACA
deal.
Well, that But Trump did this with a DACA deal a year and a
half ago or something like a year ago, they
refused it. Instead, they're going to buy anything he does.
They don't care about DACA they're a bunch of phonies, both
sides of the aisle.
Oh, okay. I'm just Trump doesn't either. He's just trying to make
something happen. I guess.
He's doing any I mean, he's a great negotiator. He should be
able to do a better job than let these Pelosi and Schumer to like
weirdos running around like this, but okay, well, let's see
what happened.
But they're all they they have some power right now. So they
can totally do that.
Well, Schumer not so much but Pelosi does now.
So of course, we had the you're not allowed to do your State of
the Union in the house. According to Pelosi, you can do
that from the Oval Office. Screw you. And then Trump grounded her
plane.
Yeah, no, I that was funny now and then Lindsey Graham comes
out and make some commentary about this being one soft Mark
act after another.
Well, before we go any further what she was doing was and there
was not much Adam Schiff I think was going along and couple other
Congress persons yeah sure. In the going to Brussels and we
know what what's what's happening. We know when they go
to Brussels, why are they going to Brussels?
Well, they're gonna go to they were supposed to stop at Davos,
do some skiing, and they're gonna get some french fry. Yes,
yeah. And they're going to have a few meals there. Maybe meet up
with some EU guys, and maybe they'll pick up the tab the
matter.
So there's a name for this, which I had not heard before,
but makes total sense. And Steve botanic sent me a link to his
video that he did yesterday. I clipped the beginning of it is
called a CODEL.
Nancy Pelosi for reasons that are beyond my understanding
decided to go on a CODEL. Now let me explain what a CODEL is a
code Dallas, a congressional delegation that goes to a
specific country. I was in the State Department, as you know, I
was a senior official and I was in charge in many cases of
having our ambassadors represent the country that the Congress
people were coming to and literally having to act as a
receptionist for the congressman or the congresswoman, utilizing
all of our assets in the embassy making things happen that in
fact, we didn't need to happen. We had to use our deputy chief
of mission the station chief, our political offices, were all
tied up, making sure that the congressional representatives
were happy, pleased entertain, and for maybe a few minutes,
they were involved with the key issues of a particular country.
In this case, Brussels was the beginning point and that was not
an accident process is where they can go out they can have a
good time. The congress people and they can enjoy themselves
for the most part. They could care little about NATO. You can
find out anything and everything you want about NATO on the
internet and they know very well they can get on the phone. The
real issue here is that Nancy Pelosi is known for having these
junkets all through her career, she had over 80 of them between
two 1009 and 2010 one of these code dials costs us $185,000 in
tax dollars, that means that when Nancy Pelosi is ordered to
go on a private plane as Trump had ordered her to do, she said
no. And the reason why she said no is that her husband wouldn't
pay for the flight. And she didn't want to use any of her
own money to fly overseas.
There you go the CODEL. Yeah, you can hear that these people
show up at like an embassy over there and everyone's pissed off.
Totally. Now we got to look busy and make these people feel like
they're doing something. Yeah, it makes so much sense.
And then you go gallivanting around town, do some shopping.
Yes, you should watch Hillary do these things. And she always
come back with this fabulous hairdo?
Yes, when she saw Pierre in France, but no one wants to go
to Paris right now because you know, it's kind of a shithole.
It just, it just keeps on going.
demonstrations by so called Yellow vests. Protesters in
Paris tend to riots as those taking part demanded that French
president Emmanuel Macron should resign. Please use tear gas and
water cannon as demonstrators became violent. Police also
tackled them with batons and controversial flash ball guns.
Crowds calling for Macron to step down also carried coffin
shaped items to represent the 10 people who've died in the
protests. There were 30 arrests in Paris many suspected of
carrying offensive weapons. Similar demonstrations took
place in other French cities and towns add more than 50,000
Police and gendarmes were deployed. The yellow vests
protests began on November the 17th there were an increase in
fuel taxes. Those fuel taxes have been scrapped but the
campaign has now become an anti Macron protest
yeah and very quiet in the international news gathering and
reporting business about this The UK has a growing legion of
yellow vests not
gonna give anybody any ideas and so the media is all in with the
government's did not really talk about this too much as far as I
can tell. Except for that report where you got it from I think
I've seen some minor stuff on Sky News Yeah, we're the only
ones to talk about it. Yeah, and these flash ball yes doesn't
talk about it.
No, no, no, no. We have no time to talk about these things way
too important. Now the flash ball thing this takes killing
people with these shooting them in the back of the head
trademark
for the normally less lethal normally normally or nominally
it's not oh okay nominally less lethal a handheld it's a big
thing it looks like a grenade launcher
yeah definitely a huge bore
may 100 millimeter bore officers not situated the apparently the
fire these things and they it was developed by a French
hunting firearms manufacturer Vernie was it carry Karen I
guess keep car when the weapon exists in two versions. The
caliber is damn a 244 It looks bigger than that.
These looks much looks like an 88
to count Oh, I see. Is it 44 But the 83 and 83 Yeah, so
83 huge. And what is it? What is the projectile?
Super pro version? Teachers vertically stack barrels and
what does it shoot? What does it just flash ball? What is that?
It shoots a ball rubber ball. The main one just shoots a
rubber ball. This is a big giant rubber balls and get in with a
handball
well I saw a guy in the putt have had to put him in an
induced coma
probably hit him in the head with
him in the back of the head with a with a rubber ball. Yes, the
UK apparently has a real movement now. I'm just getting
this from bloggers. No mainstream reporting. And now
thanks to serge gene who by the way is a Duke could not an IRL
made that mistake on the last show. You know the keeper now we
got our yellow vests. We're ready. We're ready to take to
the streets. Good. Is that is another no agenda premium item
we could consider by the way. Do we don't sell product? Over 3000
troops. Virus killer from Nigeria. That's right, ladies
and gentlemen. Wherever there's Ebola, the troops are soon to
follow. And we have confirmation. Wait, I'll do this
in order. The Democratic Republic of Congo. Particularly
the northern part is where your iPhone comes from the cobalt
materials, which by the way are only in Apple's case taken from
Artisan miners. That's Little kids but there are doesn't small
batch
little kids using stones digging dirt
smart. They are truly a small batch of miners. So small batch
works here. They had an election, which, well, you know,
it's never really gone well there and as predicted this one
is now being seriously disputed. We go to Africa today,
Martin for you Lu, an opposition leader in the Democratic
Republic of Congo, declared himself as the only legitimate
president of the country on Sunday. His reaction follows a
ruling by the Constitutional Court confirming fellowship
security, that's one of the December 30 polls.
The Constitutional Court has once again confirmed that, like
the Senate, it is at the service of a dictator or individual. It
is neither more nor less a constitutional coup d'etat,
because it brings to the supreme Magister C, and non elected
for you asked international community not to accept the
verdicts by the country's top court.
Asked, moreover, alongside to the whole of the international
community not to recognize a power, which has not neither
legitimacy nor legal standing to represent the Congolese people.
And for you also call to the Congolese people to organize
peaceful protests across the country to protest against the
ruling by the Constitutional Court.
So the point of me playing this report is one this is the only
report I could find on it. From Africa today. There is a ongoing
dispute and just before the election, which not everyone
even in the country has voted in yet. Just before the election,
there was an outbreak of Ebola in this very region. It was
small, and there were some protests and people actually
went and kicked over the Ebola camp, which makes total sense
that's, that's what I do when I'm pissed off. And so now we
have this true dispute. There's been articles filed and there's
problems and although I have no audio no video reports, Vox
picked it up. The Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo is moving
towards a major city. That's not good. 680 cases officially now
the second worst outbreak of Ebola ever in history. So troops
are on their way. There's no way the troops have to come now.
This is how it works. Yep, we already have about 80 of them.
We sent the troops over early the reconnaissance team but now
it's going to Goma This is apparently where the outbreak
has spread to Goma. Goma Yeah, this is in northern Kivu. This
is where all your artists and small batch a cobalt comes from.
Goma is not only entirely run by the Chinese, it is also the kind
of the crossroads of transportation. So we're very
worried now that if Ebola gets to goma, it could then spread
via train all over Africa. So
let's go to China. Well,
maybe that is a new strategy that I hadn't heard of, but I'm
pretty sure in strategy
I'm pretty sure it's every bullet at China see how they
react to they get a lot of people
I'm pretty sure everyone knows this is total bullshit. Grown up
pretty.
Well, you're on the topic of these crazy things that aren't
being reported here and Mizel play this this. Do you know
what's going on in Venezuela?
No, no
covering the BuzzFeed story. But let's play this actually is from
Democracy Now. But this this is the unreported action in
Venezuela. This is hot stuff.
The United States and allied nations in Latin America are
ratcheting up pressure on Venezuela and what appears to be
a coordinated effort to remove Venezuelan President Nicolas
Maduro from office. Maduro was sworn in last week to a second
six year term following his victory in last May's election,
which was boycotted by the opposition. Days before Maduro
was sworn in. opposition figure Juan guaido became head of the
National Assembly which soon voted to declare Maduro a
usurper. In an effort to remove him from office. The United
States, Brazil and other nations have welcomed the effort Vice
President Mike Pence tweeted the US strongly supports the
courageous decision by Juan guaido to declare the country's
presidency vacant. On the day of Maduro is inauguration January
10. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called guaido to
congratulate him on his election victory to head the National
Assembly. Then National Security Adviser John Bolton announced
quote, The United States does not recognize Venezuelan
dictator Nicolas Maduro is illegitimate claim to power on
quote, Brazil now led by the far right President Jair Bolsonaro
has gone a step further by saying it recognizes Juan guaido
as the rightful president of Venezuela, even though guaido
himself hasn't even claimed that title. A group of Latin American
countries known as the Lima group, also recently voted to
not recognize the legitimacy of Maduro his presidency, Mexico
was the sole dissenter, the US led effort targeting the oil
rich nation of Venezuela dates back two decades since the late
Ugo Chavez became president in 1999. So there we go. So
we call it action.
Now, if I'm around the watercooler, what can I actually
say I learned from that?
Well, you learn that this is the economic hitmen always win.
Yeah, cut it short. Yeah. Okay. Got it. Thanks.
Yeah, here's what you're gonna here's what the little thing and
I'm seeing here does, you should look this guy up one guaido Gu
ai do and look at his images. He is a dead ringer and the way he
acts and the way he speaks and the way he moves around the way
he mugs, the camera, Obama, Obama clone, and he's going to
be put in office that they had other testimony on this show. So
you know that nobody knows who this guaido guy is, but you can
see what he is. He is going to be putting off as the head of
Venezuela and he's going to become the great long term
dictator. That's our buddy, PA. So we can get all the oil we
want off of that huge reserve. They have off the coast now.
How, who was this guy? This guaido How do we know? Can we
just post pictures? You look at him? Yeah, yeah, it looks like I
see what you're saying.
Yeah, he's Obama.
But who's
he's the guy became the head of the Senate or whatever, they're
their product they have legislated he's the head of the
legislature. And he but he he's got American stooge written all
over him and they said, you know, we kind of like the way
Obama operated we're gonna make you give it a shot. That's made
him the guy. And he's obviously going to go along with the
program and you can see it coming down Broadway. Not being
reported yet. But this is going to be something going to
somebody's going to shoot Maduro Yeah, we got to get him out of
there. We're going to pick him up and drop him off in an
airport runway that what to do the guy and on Doris
that's got to be all CIA running that and who has time for the
last time? Say CIA is the only guy who's got time to deal with
that?
Yeah, I guess the CIA they liked this Obama look. So
that was their first guy so Well, with that. Allow me to
thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you the
man who put the sea in the DRC John see the board.
In the morning, you Mr. Adam curry, and in the morning all
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The East Bay does quite a bit to get that one in.
Yeah. Well, there were a couple other really interesting ones.
What was what was the debate? The debate was we could never
use this one again. Probably.
All right. We had another one on it that that was really good. It
was I think it was another Darren one. But it was something
that could be used. It's sometime in the future. Yes. And
so often when something is evergreen would mean that it can
be used, you know, in any situation, it's comes up in the
Congress. And
we often say, Well, you know what, we'll we'll remember that
as an evergreen, and we never do. Because sometimes we do. It
happens once in a while. And of course, we always like to thank
our executive and our Associate Executive producers at the top
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Yeah, I gotta go grab a note. Because our top executive
producer is or autonomous of dog pet. Ah, he's alive. Curiously,
we, well, I'm we were talking about him.
We were we were concerned for him. Yeah, yeah, cuz he
hadn't shown up for the December Christmas season or anything or
New Year's even
and he always sends us. He sends us a handwritten note or is it
typewritten? No,
no, it's always typewritten because he doesn't want to give
away anything. Okay. Although the printer probably has some
codes, I should mention this to people that we mentioned this
occasionally to would be counterfeiters out there. That
all printers all modern printers print a very light yellow code
on every sheet of paper they print, which includes the serial
number of the printer and makes it traceable. If you're a
counterfeiter, you will not see these little yellow dots, but
they're there. And that's how the citric that's the
printers dumping the printer. Deep staying deep state of
printers,
which state so I assume because this looks doesn't look like a
typewriter, which is also traceable. There's some code on
here, but I just
know what he just shouldn't send us anything. I stopped sending
us stuff.
His notes. I was thinking, Burn Notice I burned the notes. Very
good. All right. The notes are smarter fireplace just to be
sure.
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make survival even harder. I don't know what countries do
that but where it's going now. The growing population of
educated us use youth you're more disgruntled with the lack
of local opportunities. We know many EU countries suffer this
but in poorer countries of the challenge is no better and
perhaps more dangerous. Loris LeBeau vias social welfare
groups outside government supposed programs are extremely
modest. And I visited a few NGOs seem to focus on education and
construction, places you can get attention extract some cash to
real needy are left to the poorly funded government
agencies and a few religious organizations. And with the
price indexing issues, the needy are getting even less. I had an
opportunity to reflect on how when you don't have the safety
net, such as your mobile phone believing you can get help at a
moment's notice. You are more thoughtful in your decisions
that I had to read that read that again, read that again.
It's
because you have to listen to what he has. He reflected on how
when you don't have the safety net, such as your mobile phone.
Believing you can get help at a moment's notice. You are more
thoughtful in your decisions. Well,
well, this is true. When we were kids, we were more thoughtful
because we had no safety net. Yeah, my mom said if it's messed
up, go to a police officer. Ask Him for help. I don't think kids
get that advice anymore.
He's saying no AAA around to help change my tire and nothing
but a few wild animals in a distant village to watch causing
me to reflect on how foolish decisions increase when you
don't fear for your life. No wonder Millennials behave as
they do. They believe there's always someone available to help
them when they take foolish risks.
Wow. And you know what they've been taught that.
Yeah. Well, the phone doesn't hurt help. I am sharing some
gains, by the way I've decided to, to not use my navigator
anymore.
Oh, very good. I've stopped doing that myself. Yeah, it's
better. It's not just better, but it doesn't tell everyone
where you are.
Well, besides that, but it's still better. It's better for
you. It's Yes. And just as a
quick aside, Tina and I did something for our aging
attention spans and brains, which I would recommend. We
built the Lego roller coaster together. Which was it was a
gift and we like and we've just found that it's kind of fun. We
put the whole thing together like 16 hours of build, and it
was it's good for your brain and it was good for us as a couple.
But it was nice. It was good.
Lego therapy is pretty neat. Okay. I will say a couple of
things about you're not using a navigator. And just kind of, you
know, you look up to where the place is, and then you say, oh,
like that's where it's over here over there. And then you can
just go is that I've been having a lot of dreams of roaming
around lost.
Wow. That's and you wake up in a cold sweat?
No, I wake up saying, Oh, that was dumb. The last one I had I
was last in Berkeley, because I had parked my, wherever your
Prius on Telegraph Avenue. And then I kept going down
telegraph. And they looked up the street. This was in
Telegraph Avenue was some street I've never heard we're in
Oakland. And then I said, Well wait, and I looked around, I saw
the top dog and I reacquainted myself with the area say, Ah,
that's a block away from telegraph we were supposed to be
we're not supposed to be over here. And I went down and
eventually found it through a series of Miss turns and Miss
directions. All in
your dream. Yeah. Wow. Okay, yeah, definitely time to start
working on your map skills.
I don't understand it. Apparently, I read an article
about how learning music learning a new musical
instrument is very good.
Well, yay, yay for us. Yay for the show. What are you going to
take up now you virtuoso
on the way back to cert on crash? I am sharing some gains
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market crisis you watch for is about illiquidity. Not credit. I
don't think ever said it was about credit. Remember long
term, although now I believe this last graph and the last
thing he says he writes and we noticed this from him he writes
in code ism code. It may not even be meant for us. Remember
long term capital couldn't sell treasuries in their crisis.
December was a no buyers market for debt and not because
borrowers were defaulting. last graph says Excelsior he will be
missed.
Wow. We dive at dawn red three.
I mean, really, this barrel flies at night. Excelsior. He
will be missed. Wow.
Did you bring that?
No, I probably should have I was trying to think who died
recently or what the connection would be with? I don't know what
this means. So
is that a Spider Man thing? I hope not.
Not again. This guy is not a guy that uses Spider Man reference.
Well, the reason why is I just did a Bing and it says goodbye
Stan Lee Excelsior you will be missed. Xcelsius
might be it because he's got to Excelsior with an exclamation
mark. He will be missed. That could be just a tribute to Stan
Lee.
Well, let's let's cut this out of the show because I'd like to
spy on spy version. Yes. Okay.
Could have a double entendre and there could be okay. Well maybe
is maybe new him I don't know. I met Stanley once onward to the
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my interest in five G has been has been reworked a little bit
perked up a little. Okay. And well, there's a couple of
reasons why I probably wouldn't have even gotten this far
intuitive two things hadn't happened. The first being your
actual deep platforming from a publishing platform known was
known as a PC Magazine. Which initially was thought that you
were just unceremoniously Let go after 30 years over 35 years of
relationship, just via email. Like yeah, you know, you'll coot
we don't care about January. That was kind of the the
thinking except the article, the last column you wrote.
But actually, it wasn't the last column was a couple columns
earlier. Due, which makes it even more egregious. So
please explain what happened because it happened to you. And
I'm just paraphrasing. Yeah, I had I
wrote a column and then a couple I did a few weeks went by, and
then I got fired. Put on hiatus, lat formed, the platform now got
D platformed. And nobody says anything. They never
communicated with me. And then I noticed just coincidence,
because I was downloading somebody will call him to
consolidate them in a book that just one column was missing and
was replaced by another column by somebody else about the same
topic. Except it was said my column was talking about the
problems that 5g mate may have in the future, because there's a
lot of people digging up health concerns. Uh huh. And the other
column was just no five G's. Great. Yes. And so I got
suspicious, made me very suspicious. So I,
over the weekend, a very odd video came out. And it was a it
was kind of sandwiched in between some other typical
Infowars stuff in a single YouTube video. And it was a
production meeting with the seed, man, send your seed man,
Alex Jones. And I think I could hear one of the producers who I
know is in the meeting, maybe maybe one other guys just
voices, but it's kind of at first it was hard to believe
like, is this really production meeting? It sounds just like
Jones sounds when he's talking on the air. But then I compared
it to what he how he's talking today on the air and he's I
mean, he's unlistenable unwatchable. He's just he's so
insane. Mostly. So I'm listening to this. And it was about the
movie bird box. Are you familiar with this movie, The Sandra
Bullock movie?
There's a lot of Judge shed chatter on the trades. And
online about this movie. I didn't I have not jumped into
this to know anything about what's going what
is the chatter? What is the chatter on the trace? Just just
minor
chatter about this movie. I wasn't paying enough attention
to tell you anything. So
I'd seen it I'd heard about it. I think I'd seen some chatter.
It's like I look at now this is something I'm not interested in
at all. Yeah, there you go. That was me. Yeah. You know why it
looked like a stressful movie. Like you sit there just going to
be stressed about Sandra Bullock and the kids in don't look and
you're gonna die. And so we hadn't watched this.
But that was a good as you watch this movie. Well, I and I did a
movie that Shouts out to me. Don't watch this movie. That's
what it says. Yes. Very, very distinct. That's
exactly now it is. I saw in the credits. I think it was like one
of those award winning directors that is beautifully shot.
There's no doubt about how well it's made. And now Sandy Bullock
we get to say that an awesome Sandy.
She is right. She's a nice Tony. Yeah, she's executive
producer on the on the movie. And now so it looked great. But
actually like yeah, just like you said, it's just like
something I just look stressful. I don't need to see this on the
river in a rowboat
and the rapids kids screaming I don't like it. So then
I'm listening to this and it's just a black screen as Jones is
talking in this production meeting and then they do switch
to other visuals. So it's clearly produced afterwards, but
I did pulled about a minute and a half from it.
Everybody kept talking about that quote, stupid movie Sandra
Bullock bird box bird box, and no one knowing what it was
about. And I sat to this morning on the elliptical started
watching and 10 minutes into it. It was what they call it dumb
and silly. It's all designed for a sequel. And before I even
finished the movie, I went and did a guess what the synopsis
was. I even told Pat Riley I said, Well, you know, it's cell
phones that have gone in and triggered people. But but it's
an electrical manipulation the brain, like a person's following
a map like the Paki mob game to kill themselves. But what do you
do once the power grid goes down? A certain percentage of
people are gonna end up being killers, and crazy, only half
cooked, believing with the program, cleanse the earth and
pass like how do you know that's the movie because I fucking know
the enemy's operations. And they're saying it all to our
face, man. Dude, do we gotta go to the microfilm and find the
Baltimore Sun 1999 They did a DARPA article admitting they
were testing cell phones to calm the public cell phone to ours.
Now I mentioned attempts for us at Birdbox the cell phone this
the radiation you already know when you mentioned it. I'm like
that totally makes sense. I saw the movie. I watched the movie
and the girls on the cell phone. They started beating their head
on the wall and of course everybody's
on the phone rings. That's like the trigger. So what you're
saying, well, where's the phone? It's everywhere. It's this 5g.
Alright. So this goes on for quite a while. But it was a very
interesting point, because we've looked into the dangers of 5g
and What, what's there, and I'll get to that in a second. But
what he was saying, and so I watched the movie after I heard
his entire theory about this is a metaphor. And as you know,
because he's seen the documents, the elites always like to tell
you what they're doing, it has something to do with Beelzebub
and the devil. And you know, they have to tell you what those
guys must come out. But they have to tell you exactly what to
do. And the truth has to come out. And so when you look at the
movie, and so spoiler alert, if you look at this movie through
after having heard this about the 5g, it does indeed seem that
people who are on their phone a lot in the movie, are the first
ones to go once they see this invisible thing, and then they
want to kill themselves and they immediately start committing
suicide. It becomes interesting in the context of five G, when
you think about the grid that is going to be built throughout all
our cities. That you know, and these high frequencies, I think
they're talking about over 45 gigahertz for the US those
frequencies can actually hurt you. I'm a licensed amateur
professional I love saying that licensed amateur radio
professional, they do know a little bit about radio frequency
you know what as well John can burn can't know there is hazard
I've had a high frequency like 100 Watts around me, I'm like, I
don't feel very good. Turn off the transmitter. Totally wrong
with the antenna or just too close. Interestingly, these
microwaves do you know, where where they penetrate the fastest
on the human body?
You talk about this particular frequency? Yeah, yeah. Know
what?
testicles and the area under the eyes, the soft skin under the
eyes. So the what Jones is saying is that it's a metaphor
for the future where we will and it's not the the towers
themselves looking like Jamie Raskin. Yes. And it's not the
towers themselves. It's the handset, because you're looking
at the handset and you're effectively radiating right into
the soft part of your of your skull, the eyes. And he says
it's like a binary thing. So you have your phone, your phone is
most your brain. And then when the 5g signal cloud comes over,
then you start to commit suicide. So in light of that
theory, let's go back to May, which when did when did you
write the article the article about 5g? Do you remember?
Oh, I don't know. I don't remember. I think it was
October.
So I was that was pretty recent.
Yeah, it was recent. It was written when it was a fired I
don't remember it. Maybe it was I think it was went for that was
after this. I could look it up, but it's after the summer.
Well, I went back and just pulled a random report about the
dangers of 5g. Interestingly, if you're looking for a mainstream
M five M report about any dangers of 5g, you're not going
to find it. You're going to find it months ago. So this is the
most recent one I could find that was from a mainstream has
tons of videos and, and testimony of people saying it's
dangerous. But this is a mainstream report. This is CBS
this morning from May 2.
At a lab in New York, Verizon invited us to meet some of the
entrepreneurs developing tools to run on the next generation of
wireless technology. How important is 5g to your mission?
A 5g is extremely important.
Jonathan Reeves demonstrated his product or Visio.
As you move around, the object stays fixed in space. Look at
that.
Oh, by the way, you'll love this report, because it's the danger
is kind of sandwiched in between all this fantastic stuff that we
don't need at all. He's walking on to 3d objects. Thanks five G
I've got three D. O P,
that's amazing. Allowing users in different locations to
interact with 3d images projected through a lens.
Today we do we can do this using Wi Fi technology. And we can do
it using landline technology. But of course, you're then tied
to particular locations. With 5g Now we can begin to extend this
so we can actually begin to to start doing this on building
sites, we can start doing it on the factory floor. So this
guy is actually saying we need this desperately so that we can
have augmented and virtual reality on building sites.
Sounds priority to me, Chief so it really
opens up a whole new world,
but before this world can become reality. This one needs to
change. 5g requires the installation of new equipment
across the US. So this pole here is 5g. This is the future right
here. You got it every wireless companies working to build its
own 5g network. Melissa Arnoldi leads 18 t's efforts if you
don't already have one of these in your neighborhood. They're
common. That's absolutely right. The company She says 5g uses
high frequency waves that support faster speeds, but don't
travel as far as current wireless frequencies. So instead
of relying on large cell phone towers spread far apart, they
need small cell sites that are much closer together. We're
going to use
our existing infrastructure today, whether it's light poles
whether it's streetlights, we're going to make sure that we don't
make it obtrusive to our customers and to the citizens.
Yet some don't share the enthusiasm. The cell towers are
called small cell towers, but they're not so small when
they're in your front yard
done. A Baron is protesting plans to convert light poles in
her montgomery county, maryland neighborhood in this small
cell sites. This well cause cancer. She was
one of several people who raised health concerns at a government
hearing last month.
This stuff is untested on kids, their safety is not certain.
These untested technologies are at this time not ready to be
unleashed into our lives
cellphone equipment emits radiation, but research on its
health effects has been inconsistent. According to the
National Cancer Institute, a limited number of studies have
shown some evidence of statistical association of cell
phone use and brain tumor risks. But most studies have found no
association or no the insists her workers are focused on
safety pointing out they live and work near this equipment,
too. Do you have any 5g antenna in your neighborhood yet? No,
not yet. I'm waiting for it. It's coming soon. So I'm
guessing from that reaction, then you're you're very
comfortable with it rolling out in your neck of the woods.
Absolutely. Absolutely. wireless carriers have announced plans to
roll out 5g service to a handful of cities later this year. But
don't get too excited to really take advantage. You will need A
5g enabled device which probably won't be available until next
year. So our current phones aren't 5g Ready. They're not 5g
Ready. The pole outside your house might be 5g Ready, but
your phone is not
gonna have to upgrade? Yes, exactly. Gonna have to upgrade.
That's what it's about. So knowing that this and we've
talked about this 5g is at this point touted by everybody in
Silicon Valley as as we cannot live without 5g life today, and
I'll tell you why. Everyone is using this as an excuse in
either their Ponzi scheme or their failing business model.
Two examples. Uber, Uber tried to raise a couple another
billion dollars about a year ago. We talked about it with
their Uber drone the flying car now Yeah, it's great. Of course,
no one buys in that bullshit. So that didn't work. And then I'm
sorry, we killed people with our with our with our experiments.
So yeah, once we have five G Oh, it'll, it'll be great. It will
be we'll know within milliseconds. There's no jitter
No, no wetland flooding, there's no and flutter. It'll be
perfect. Cars will talk to each other. We'll have smart cities
will have buses without drivers is going to be fantastic. And
who who is saying negative things about 5g he was doing and
when 4g came out is Alex Jones, who was the first company to
deep platform Alex Jones.
Apple,
Apple. And why? Because Tim Cook knows that that is the only way
he's going to save his company. He needs everybody to upgrade to
the next iPhone with the 5g radios. And there's a real race
on and not so keep D platformed. He was very odd. It was out of
left field has nothing to do with what Jones is saying.
Except 20 saying about 5g. We cannot have that there
railroading it through PC Magazine, who I'm pretty sure is
just taking money from Silicon Valley companies whether it's an
advertising or not. I'm sure it's very plausible that someone
went you know, 5g is a real no to really interesting thing. We
need to have this and we really can't have any negativity around
it right now. And that's why you get reports like this from the
millennials when it comes to 5g right after CES,
the latest on 5g And I guess the question would be that, here's
the setup button,
boom. Is there a catch? There is just a small one it might kill
you. Good to know. Well, a few days ago, actually a group of
scientists, doctors, environmental organizers and
concerned citizens got together and they called for the urgent
stopped the deployment of 5g They said that it's been proven
harmful to human bodies, that this is an experiment on
humanity, and that this should be called a crime under
international law. Let's talk about today's technology. What
we have going on today your phone is constantly sending
electromagnetic magnetic fields in and out of each other whether
or not you're receiving a notification right now all of
our digital tech sends this data back and forth right using these
invisible microwave radiation signal signals. aka
radiofrequency radiation. That's today's Tech. We have every cell
tower, every router constantly pulsing with radiation, whether
or not you're using it. Science shows that this causes DNA
damage cancer, among other things, but don't take my word
for it. And that's just with 4g. That's just with today's
technology. 5g Right now you got some of it. But if 4g is already
doing some of this, how much more potentially dangerous Will
5g
be? And why?
Well, here's what's really dangerous about 5g. I mean, it's
being sold to us a super awesome, you know, your toaster
can talk to your door lock to talk to your self driving car,
like you have a thermostat in your home that knows when you're
home, you have the smart homes like it just really sold to us
as being awesome. The downside is that with this rollout, it
will be impossible to exist in a city or to walk outside without
being exposed, there's going to be a cell tower in front of
every few houses. And this means that your personal choice is
whether or not you personally use a cell phone or hold it 10
inches away from your head that cannot escape you from your
radiation exposure.
So don't go looking for this on CBS or NBC. I
can tell you as Rick Sanchez you're listening to RT was RT
Yeah, of course. Yeah, it was our team. But I happen to agree.
Now I
agree. I acknowledge that. And I think that reporting should be
more generalized.
So there's one last thing to look at this, this tariffs and
ZTE. This may not be just about tariffs, there is a real race
going on for who was going to build out and really utilize the
5g network first. And who I mean, China, according to
sources, hasn't isn't is investing $400 billion in 5g. In
fact, when Verizon bought their spectrum for what seemed like $7
billion, there was almost no haggling. You know why the
Chinese lent them the money? So are we now going to have Chinese
Huawei and ZTE devices every 150 yards? Are they all? Is it going
to be in every single phone radiating us? I mean, it could
either be a spy grid issue could be a cybersecurity issue
when we're stopping it. Or,
you know, what if the Chinese just flip a switch and fry all
our brains?
Well, the thing I'd like to know the little devices that are you
know, they have been shown the outside of England, there's a
bunch of polls and this bunch of their testing. So you got these
little transmitters at the top of each of these polls. It's a
little 5g transmitter, they'll go very far they won't, they can
barely penetrate, like I was talking to somebody, I can't
even go through a wall really they can't really goes through a
wall. But they can't if you really amp them up the power.
Yep. And I wonder what the variation of the power is on
these things. Because the device that is used by the by the
military, these millimeter wave devices is used by the military,
is that skin burning?
They fry you from a distance? Yeah, they
get this big antenna and then they just send these beams at
you. And then you feels like you're on fire. Yeah, that's
because you're pouring noise to the to the epidermis,
your pores actually act as a as an antenna array of those
frequencies.
And so the so is it possible to crank up these say you have a
new you have one of these poles every 50 feet, let's say are 100
feet, and each one's got diluent thing on top? I'd like to know
what the what the range of power is on that thing. And where are
they going out some milliamps as an as I'm sorry, a watt, milli
watt watt, two watts, 100 watts? What if it was going at it? Can
it do 5000 watts of power? I mean, how much juice do these
things can they? Can they pump out? Well look to know that
there's no nobody talking about any of this stuff? No, it's
great. You can see you can have a smart roads. And by the way,
let's look at the logic of this smart road thing that you
brought up, which is okay, I get these 5g antennas everywhere in
my little car. I'm driving around my driverless car. And
it's now at somebody jumps. How does the what difference does it
make if somebody jumps out in front of this car? Whether
there's 5g in the area and not tracking every
No wait, if he had the part you're forgetting which I think
everyone is focused on the wrong thing. To towers is one thing.
It's not about the towers. It's the fucking 5g Microwave frying
device you're putting in front of your face all day.
I know I understand that. But I'm not talking about that at
all.
So if you have if you have the 5g radio in your phone, you're
part of the grid so they would know if I guess if you're
walking towards the vehicle Tech, I
don't have a phone in my pocket. Well, no, you're gonna be dead.
You don't belong run over by one of these things. Is that what
you're saying? Yeah, you don't
belong in the grid.
Yeah, well,
but it's less about that's just what they're using as a scan.
The whole thing is a Ponzi scheme. This is not going to
make big O time. autonomous cars drive any safer in our in your
and in my lifetime. I feel like that's the point I'm trying to
make. Because it's not about that it's about
these arguments and go okay, go Okay. Okay. Because Yup.
Well go look at what everyone's look at all the media reports,
because when someone says something negative, they get the
platform. So the only news out there is positive.
Well, I'm buying into your idea that Apple deep platformed Alex
Jones for this particular reason, yes, because it makes
more sense than anything else. And of course, the other guys
just followed suit because there you know, whatever.
Yeah. So it, but it kind of leads into a bigger question,
how much control? Is Silicon Valley really exerting? For
instance, let's take it back to the wall. I'm pretty sure
there's no argument about the wall. The difference in the wall
is Trump wants a physical barrier. And Pelosi and Chuck,
they want a electronic wall. You know, it's like a Silicon Valley
tracking type system. It's money for them.
That's a good point.
I mean, there's a lot of that we need eight $800 billion for tech
at the ports of entry. Where's that coming from? This coming
from Silicon Valley so they may have a lot more power and and
yeah, come on. We listened to the congress people talk to the
face bag and the tweeter people they don't know jack shit about
how anything works. They're going oh, well, 5g Don't worry.
It's safe. Look, here's our here's our guy. Oh, it's safe.
Okay, fine. Every report on the news it's safe. What's your
problem? The National Institute of Health I put this I put a
whole bunch of links in the show notes and a show notes.com If
that's on PubMed it's the nih.gov website has a study that
says yeah, this stuff can be dangerous. It can mess with your
body and your DNA it says it in their own reporting. So there's
this to me is more egregious than almost anything happening
right now. I would not I'm not going to put my face near any of
this stuff. Oh, that's and that's based on my experience
with it. I don't necessarily have experience with with with
microwave frequencies but I know enough about UHF VHF and I know
where the dangers are. And it can I've been burned by by you
got an RF burn Of course I have any any self respecting ham is
burned himself with RF Yeah, and it sucks. But I've also felt
like the like whoa, when I had the I was using a loop a lot.
You pump 50 Watts through a loop tune that one particular
frequency and you're sticking your head in it, you can feel
it. And that's it. You know, we're just talking are we
talking there? You know 20 megahertz so I am hoping that we
have some producers who may be able to give us more information
on your questions power I look, there's no real standard yet.
And I'm looking okay, what's the power output of these radios and
I'm more interested in the handset than anything.
No, the handsets definitely no go as far as I'm concerned.
Because you know, a handset even put even if you're holding it
wrong, and you have your hand around the antennas. This is
well known with microwaves that your finger can block it. Yeah,
finger can block the signal. So where are my I triple E buddies?
Who's got the inside track on this?
Well, let's hope that just a story written five or 10 years
from now saying what a fiasco 5g was
too bad those Korean Dvorak died from it. We could give him the
metal he got the plan. Got deep platformed Exactly.
Alright, well that's a good report. I enjoyed that. Yeah,
thank you for picking up the gauntlet
and take a look at the at this movie if you feel like it with
different eyes than I was we had the conversation this morning as
like you know, the metaphor is kind of there. Even though not
necessarily with 5g but cell phones. People are killing
themselves at a higher rate. And there is a direct correlation
between female young female suicide and face bag or
Instagram specifically. So it's not that far off, you know
people are depressed and committing suicide from their
phones. Maybe we just need to add a little 5g radiation to
push everyone over the
edge Yeah, just population control.
Here's your binary you know you get depressed from the from the
content, the radiation takes care of the rest. So of course I
was looking for another exit premium. Here I want an amulet
or something that could channel away the 5g energy but of course
this doesn't work crystals doesn't really exist. Crystals,
5g crystals That's right, no agenda 5g crystals will Save
your life from 5g signals. Or maybe just a simple armband that
lights up when there's too much 5g around you, that would be
cool. And that's pretty inexpensive to make.
That's not a bad idea.
Yeah, you could just be okay, I got I got grid here on my brain
to use
it, I'm into fashion so people can wear a fashionable dress.
And so when the dress just lights up and does all kinds of
cool stuff, because there's too many phones in the area. Great.
It's
just one of the few times you've agreed with my exit strategy,
premium items.
I have always thought that wearable displays of LEDs and
things flashing around, we're always cool. I went years ago
before I think it was in the 90s. I went to China and they
were selling this stuff on the street. And I've always thought
it was just a dynamite idea that we had, and he wants to go out
sneaks into the fashion shows, but it doesn't really it hasn't
totally caught on.
Well, this should be very, actually quite easy to produce.
If we just create a little element that has the right
length that it would fire up when it you know, it's just like
any kind of magnetic loop. It'll it'll resonate and it can throw
off little electricity, maybe enough to light something up on
a band.
Yeah, all right. I will be the engineers out there that can
help us, of course,
is gonna be some do She already did this?
I don't think so. Okay. So let's listen to some biscuit back to
her. We had the shutdown and government shutdown. We don't
make a point of talking about too much. But I did get a kick
out of this. This is the food stamps. People you know, food
stamps are an issue because they're, they have to be likely
to be yet to be a licensed retailer to take the debit card
now. Yeah, it's
a snap, supplemental nutrition access program, I think.
Yeah. And so the here's a report, and I want you to listen
to the millennial girl who's, who's a Trump hater who comes on
they bring her on PBS because she's so knowledgeable. And of
course, Judy, or nobody mentioned it ever really goes
after her for what she says. Which is egregious when I see
it. But let's play this shutdown food stamps. crummy millennial
clip with
a government shutdown now is seventh day, many federal
programs have been affected, including food stamps. So far,
there is no major lapse and benefits used by nearly 39
million people each month. That's because of the US
Department of Agriculture. It found a way to pay SNAP benefits
as they're called earlier than normal. February benefits
awarded through a debit style card used at stores are being
paid out this week. Several states including California and
Florida, are warning users to be careful and make sure they
manage to make the money last longer. For 2500 retailers. The
problem is already here. That's because those stores needed to
renew a license for the electronic benefit transfer or
EBT debit card program and they failed to meet a deadline before
the shutdown. Those renewals required every five years are on
hold. Sarah Jackson is an employee at one store in
northern Arkansas.
We have been completely unable to take any SNAP EBT payments.
Grocery stores need a license to process EBT payments, and ours
expired and was unable to be renewed on schedule because of
the government shutdown. Because of an argument about a wall, I
have to look people in the eyes every day and tell them they
can't pay for their food or their children's food.
Sarah Jackson in Arkansas we reached out to the US Department
of Agriculture for a response. A spokesperson wrote back quote,
over 99% of SNAP retailers are able to accept benefits as
usual. There is a small percentage of stores that failed
to complete a required reauthorization process that was
due on December 21. These stores can take steps to update their
status once funding is restored and quote. All right,
you know this the millennial first off the millennial blames
Trump. And the way she says it we're unable to do this because
of this and that. The fact is, and Judy could have pointed this
out to this woman the last day that you could do the five year
renewal was December 21. You had to have your paperwork and by
then you would have gotten your license. The government shutdown
began on December 22.
Oh man, you are a sleuth.
So this woman's moaning and groaning about how they have to
look people in the eye and talk about the wall is bullcrap. They
didn't do their job to renew their license. To on time.
What? Yes. What irks me is that there's there is a lot of talk
about how sad this is. It's sad, it's horrible. It's sad 800,000
people, you know, they will eventually get paid. So it's
definitely a hardship. But I never hear this about I don't
know. The hundreds of 1000s of homeless everywhere I never hear
that about the food bank and EBT and snap and food stamps never
hear this about the homeless screw them they're off the
reservation we don't care. Where is that in the reporting? It's
never there.
No, it isn't and of thing that somebody did do a report on
this. I don't have any clips, but I will mention it. And I
thought it was like kind of creepy. And it brings us back to
the other moment is that I'm sorry,
troll room just had a right of course the homeless don't vote.
That's why they don't not important. I'm sorry. Yes,
Continue,
is that it's becoming apparent to a lot of sociologists and
observers. Because we did just hold the situation's completely
off the rails is ridiculous around here, this 10 cities, all
we're missing are the shanty towns that are permanent, which
is going to happen, probably starting around Berkeley. San
Francisco should have them in the Savella. Well, favelas are
are yes if Avella they might as well call them Fidelis would
fill villages a little more advanced than the shanty town
that you find outside of some of these areas, like in Africa,
because they have mayors and stuff. They got some kind of
Favelas have
cement buildings they have all you know they did. It's an
unincorporated mess right now they do have their they have a
kind of a ruling elite. And a lot of criminals but it's it's
the highest form of shanty town is of Avila. But that's what
we're going to that's where we're headed obviously, because
somebody pointed out that the way things are going with the
with the the job market and the less of a need for middle class
workers that putting manufacturing in China not doing
any here anymore. Because we because the profit tiers don't
care about the workers, as you mentioned on the show recently,
who cares? Is that the day we're getting a class of people who
are being defined as irrelevant. And the idea that you have a
complete class of people within your society that are
irrelevant. They have there's nothing relevant about them.
There's nothing they can do to get back into this scheme of
things. They are out of the picture. They're irrelevant. And
they're never going to be relevant because we're not
moving in that direction anymore. We're moving to robots.
Yeah. And so you end up with this underclass that is never
existed in this country before because nobody was in the past
and the 50s and 60s, when we had factories in Oakland, there
wasn't anybody that was irrelevant. Everybody could get
a job if they wanted to enable Jade housing and everything was
which was somewhat taken away by some of Carter's actions, the
housing situation, and now that millennials have been sold a
bill of goods they're being pushed into irrelevance see if
they can get them there by bullcrapping them with items
online and I've seen one report but some there's some millennial
guy here's why you should never buy a house and he was on it.
Never buy houses idiotic National Mortgage news, which I
subscribe to, believe it or not, had a big report out saying Why
aren't Millennials buying houses and it turns out this the
research indicates that most millennials who are deeply in
debt already believe it takes 20% downpayment to get into a
mortgage that has been jammed into their heads I'm sure it's
been jammed into their heads to keep them out of the market.
When in fact mortgage news will point this out that if you have
if you do things right, you can get a mortgage with a 3.5%
downpayment. So the whole thing is giant scheme to to create an
irrelevant class that can be moved aside, pushed into the
fellas, the shanty towns, wherever they're going to end
up. It's going to be like a third world country and there's
nobody doing anything about it. And you're mentioning the don't
nobody talks about the homeless anymore in these situations of
the government shutdown is another just another good
example. It's this is dire and
it's it's really interesting that I will say Obama did a lot
more for these people. He really did. Because he didn't just
leave them irrelevant. Yes, everybody. Minority got
presidents, you know, he gave everyone an Obama phone everyone
was happy.
Yeah, yeah, he got them Obama phone. That's true.
No, we're gonna give him a 5g phone next. That's actually
pretty good. The homeless Guys you know they can be keep nice
and warm underneath the the 5g towers on the street. It's gonna
be great, but it is kind of a program, I guess.
So we're in this regard we're screwed and nobody's addressing
it. Nobody cares. They're all they care about. Oh, Trump,
Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump Trump.
Yeah, what a moron. Keep me the deacons. Anybody has
mentioned about you guys aren't deconstructing in any like you
you're so used to deconstruct or draw the government to
government. All right,
I'll deconstruct the government, the government, you know, the
people in the government. They have to go to the food banks in
DC
President Trump responded to Pelosi his power move with
uncharacteristic silence, but lawmakers made plenty of noise.
Democrats have made a marketing decision to obstruct President
Trump at all costs. I want President Trump to look into
these faces as Americans increasingly
turn to one another thick and grab some non perishable goods.
Lunchtime, they need some help.
Thanks for the masses, restaurants and food banks are
helping people put food on the table. I mean, who can't pass up
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because they're talking about Oh, we'll get a room? I don't
think a room is a good idea.
You want a bar? Okay.
Yeah. Tell us what we want. I just said it, but you want okay,
but just a bar? Or is it just we can roam around bar
with a lot of room in it?
Yeah, not not a room in the back where? No, no, no,
I mean, yeah, you can do something to say the problem is
when you do a private like its own, everyone's sitting down.
And it's like, it's not good. You want it to be a cocktail
party like atmosphere, but you don't have enough, you know, you
have 40 people. So you want to, you want a bar, and hopefully a
bar that serves some food so you can so people can drink more?
Yes. And you know, the one we did in Sacramento, which was
pretty much last minute one was not real last event, like the
one in Berkeley, it was a big bar. That's a huge place. That
was in the old town. And we could have had another double
the size. We didn't get a reservation, I didn't bother
because I did places too big. I already checked it out. It did a
site check. Then the one at Berkeley is pretty much the same
thing they have. It was a brewery that had enough room for
probably 50 People just roaming around. The only time we had a
problem. The one in Seattle, we tried to do reservations, it was
a fiasco. The one in Oakland was a bar a big giant place that
should have no problem dealing with us. But they didn't like
that we had a big group, we had like 40 plus people the racist,
and there were just a bunch of creeps there. And so we do
another event there. Yeah, that's what I like now. Now the
one we did in Los Angeles not I'm not gonna belabor this
point, but that that was that was with Eric, we had everybody
down at Disneyland. And so we had a bunch everybody Oh, we
gotta have reservations we
got Yeah, so that's, that's the mistake. That's what you don't
want. You don't want to book a room over there? Well, you have
to have minimum, you know, 50 people that won't open half
Screw it. We don't want that. We just want to find
a bar that can hold a lot of people. And, and all you do is
bring your people in jam at full. I mean, they what did they
get to do complain about the extra business? I mean, I we
really had Seattle, they were a little bit bitchy Oh, Seattle,
but the Seattle is doesn't like big crowds, with small batch.
But in the Sacramento there was a good good case. We had like,
almost 50 people and it was no problem. And you because the bar
was big. You find a big bar? Yeah.
Okay. Thank you. That's very helpful. And please take that to
heart. Des Moines, meetup organizers. And the third
reminder, we're really going to do it this year, we've promised
himself
by the way, this technique of using the big bar is like a
flash mob. Those terms?
Yes, flash mob cocktail party. Yeah, that idea. And March 2 is
the big Texas meet up at the Austin Beerworks. And that will
be exactly what you just prescribed. It's a nice space.
The additional cool thing is that the our brew Meister over
there, the beer ambassador, the brew Ambassador will be bringing
in a food truck, so that we'll have something. That's very
cool. That's very cool. So that's okay, so there's a
meetups and we'll be scheduling more as we go along. And again,
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I did get a chuckle just gonna see it on my thing here that
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Just for us since we kind of floated past our donation
segment. You know, podcasting is the hot new thing, John.
Well, there was recently we kind of got left out of the Dax
Shepard Jonathan Van Ness they went big at the first ever I
Heart Radio Podcast Awards. Yeah. And by the way, it was
hosted by Charlamagne VA God and Bobby bones
Bobby bones. Who is a good morning DJ. But yeah,
Bones Bobby bones they invite some Mario Lopez and Holly fry
over there. Yeah. And a night celebrating the best podcast of
the year encompassing True Crime, Comedy food, Fitness,
Sports and music topics. Some big Hollywood names came out on
top gee, you wonder why at the first ever I Heart Radio Podcast
Awards. This is like you know reminds me reminds me of the was
said that porn operation that they do all the they produce
most of the porn movies and they do their own awards.
Yeah, it's the adult Video Awards. With those guys called
they used I used to live near them in LA. Why do we not know
for the best breakout podcast for sure. Show armchair expert.
He joked with the competition during these except vivid
that's it
vivid, Vivid Entertainment.
Thanks troll room.
nominees. Dr. Death was Rob bullshit. No way. Our show is
better than Dr. Dan.
Oh, hold on now. Okay. Screw the awards. So CBS is now doing the
report. Podcasting. It's the hot new thing. Bring Jane Pauley out
of the closet. Let her talk about oh, by the way, don't
invite the man who had anything to do with it. That's okay. I'm
I'm bigger than that.
Hey, what you already blew your your wad when you when you said
Michael Jackson may have been murdered that was on NBC
blacklist, man, you're doomed.
But I just wanted to say we have we know how this works. We have
we have you and I so forget podcasting for 11 years, you and
I have developed the value for value model. And it's feeding to
families. I think anyone who's doing a podcast will be happy
with that, hey, I'm doing this full time. I'm able to do it
because I make enough to feed my family. And that is the future
by the way of all media and pay the bills. Yep, that's the same
thing. Feed the family pay the bills, you gotta pay for the
servers that is the future of media with I always tell
people this. They say what are you what are you doing what your
model is? And I said, Well, the first thing you do is you you
start hiring people produce some of these shows Scott and stop
right there. Stop Oh, sorry,
I choked. Say that again. The last bit you said the what the
important important part of our model.
Stop hiring people that do these shows. They're overloaded with
they got a producer and an engineer and a gaffer. They get
all these people they do what is the point? Can't you just do
this yourself? We're talking about, you know, some gear on my
whole
that thought. Yeah. So when we run the show,
I work with Horowitz we don't have an engineer and Horowitz
uses the same model. Yeah, he does. He produces the show. I
was producing it originally but he would like to produce he and
he does faster than me. And he produces the show and it goes to
gets gets sent up to one of the systems that distributes this.
Alright, so here is a CBS report they bring out their rollout
Jane Pauley I think is Jane Pauley. And it's Oh, podcasting
is the hot thing. So they send their tech guy David Pogue, we
all know David Pogue. Yeah master podcast so he's gonna go
out to one of these podcast networks. You know, the ones who
are creating the future. I mean, this report this report was done
about our company 1314 years ago, it's the same on about me
view. Yes. That Well, pod show at the time now. Yeah. And
remember what we just talked about, you cannot do Do this in
your traditional NPR type way is there is it's not the way you
can't get enough advertising. There's no
and I'll mention this. There's no reason to do it in. There was
a reason in the old days you needed it engineers because you
were, I mean, you needed all this stuff in the past now with
all the new gear and the little devices and the Internet and
five don't need all this extra baggage. It's
official podcast, pandemonium is definitely a thing. With David
Pogue, we listen up
quietly is exactly 15 seconds we'll be on the air.
You may have heard people refer to the 1930s and 40s as the
golden age of radio. Well, today we're living in the golden age
of podcasts.
Spotty make dead chewy, gooey like a bowl of stew eats a
bleeder had all the makings of a modern man. A
podcast is like a pre recorded radio show that you can listen
to on your phone, as you commute, do errands cook, or
workout.
Podcasts are available on demand. So in the same way, you
can go watch Netflix shows anytime you want. You can listen
to our podcasts anytime you want.
Alex Blumberg and Matt Lieber are the co founders of gimlet
media. So these are our studios, which they hope to build into
the HBO of podcast Studios is 120 employees produce 24 podcast
shows in 13, state of the art recording studios.
That's what that was the response I want. And 124
employees produce what 37 shows
and they get 13 Studios
it listen to that again, just make sure we're talking about
money, are the co founders of gimlet media. So these are our
studios, which they hope to build into the HBO of podcasts
studios, it's 120 employees produce 24 typecasted shows
teams state of the art recording studios.
How many employees 120 employees in 24 shows? Yeah, that's that's
approximately
five employees or six employees or shows
a show five to six. Show John,
they had pictures of meetings and meeting rooms. Yeah, like
the guy's like, Alright, I'm here to do my show. What do we
have today for the show? It's like, I got six people around
here talking. Okay, good. Yeah, it's gonna be great show.
It's ridiculous. It's so funny. It's
not going to work. You're not You're going to Ling's just, I'm
just here to say that's not how it will work. That's not the
future. We are the future.
We are the future. We are the words closer to the future than
gambling. But that's not the only model that does it. I've
seen other operations, they get a bunch of money. They use old
media model. That's the problem we're doing here. We're talking
new media and your model. Yes, they have an old media model a
bunch of studios, all soundproof booths with a double glass and
the engineer on the other side of the glass. And he's watching
to get cues from the guy with a microphone and a boom big boom
expensive, boom expensive mic. And they're just talking and
they're signaling to each other and the guys fading it in and
out and recording and then when it's done they go then they send
it to post and spend a couple of days editing it so it's all
really clean and nice and they did it put some some sound at
the front I mean a closet I mean the closet sound as good as
anybody working these other systems. But I'm still was it in
a closet I'm just sitting in an interview in my office and your
chaise lounge, you may chaise lounge I got a window here with
the traffic going by wearing guy sounds fine. I got a very direct
use of high LPR 40 is a very directional mic so I mean I'm
if I also noise gate you so that's my suit right
well I got directional mic and your noise gating so we playing
with we're using modern equipment to do a show with two
guys and that's the way it that's it
and but but it is true if you look at the amount of pre
production that we do ourselves because you know, we don't mind
working for it doesn't say the same I saw this in the
Netherlands what because when I grew up just
right because we're getting clips as opposed to our producer
getting clips for us so we're doing we'll spend a day or two
getting clips ourselves because we know how to do it.
And this is what's seen this in the Netherlands when were the
first there was government controlled radio you know
everything gray gray equipment and you know, you couldn't you
had to have a technician to edit something It was like Union and
all kinds of weird shit. And so eventually we became friendly
and they just let us cut stuff ourselves this tape, you know,
we're doing reel to reel with, with actual with razor blades
and tape. And so we learned, we learned how to do this. And then
we, we have a Reeboks at home and you do stuff at home. And it
was really out of frustration that the government overhead and
booking the studio and booking a guy and so we were doing
whenever we could. And that model kind of was the way I
always operated. But then when the commercial stations came in,
and I had gone by then you know, it's probably already at MTV.
Then the same DJs were like, Oh, well, I'm gonna producers, you
know, this guy's gonna do it. And their shows all start to
suck it all kind of devolves because you removed from the
actual process that if you want to be as celebrate at radio
hosts if you want to be Bobby bones now Bobby bones is pretty
good. I've listened to Bobby bones all right. He's a country
country music Morning
guys get to do the podcast thing,
guys. I Heart Radio. It was I heart they own all the stations.
So they own his station. They own him. So that you know,
there's nothing better than creating a ward and giving it to
your own people. Come on. Yeah,
we thought about doing it with their artists.
Right. So anyway, yeah. Bottom line. Is this the model, no
matter how you get the money, even if you go the advertising
route, which I also predict will fail time and time again. The
model is you have to do it yourself. You have to if you're
on the show, you have to be doing some active work. Can't
just show up and read the script. That's old school when
when the network was closed. Now it's open. Hey, I thought you
get a kick out
of that. Yes, thanks. It's very funny. But then we should also
mentioned that you also since you're doing the producing, you
can drop the little jingles and Snide asides and little could do
all kinds of that stuff in there when you feel like it. And it
doesn't go in after after the show's over for sweetening and
post production. And none of that it's ludicrous. But okay,
reported that way with the big studios and you know, 13 studios
that you don't need. It's just old fashioned control. And you
think pug pug knows better? I'll poke that he's just a talking
head nowadays, just poke poke?
Well, on the other hand, if you look at our model, where we have
actually made our listeners producers, which is something
people still don't understand what was supposed to be just
consuming a while. Well, we want to have interaction. Now the way
you really do it is you call people producers and you tell
them we expect you to help produce so they knew. And of
course they do. And here's how it works. We talk often about
the Hollywood the Lear Hollywood Foundation, Norman Lear, his
propaganda his writers he puts out there in Hollywood, they're
all over the place. You brought a couple of clips I think the
last show you you gave another example of them talking about
how successful they are with their social justice narratives
that they helped put into movies and television. In one of our
producers, was watching Roswell, which is a show I don't watch of
course watch, but was pretty sure the Lear Foundation has
been at work. This is from Roswell, New Mexico clip one.
Here's an ice checkpoint on 285 dead. We can sell a diner move
to a sanctuary city. I need to know you're not gonna get
supported. I like it here.
I like making milkshakes for tourists dressed like little
green men who go upstairs get some rest. Yeah,
I'm not really complaining. I could cover until closing I
could do it in my sleep. You dressed.
I like this clip a lot because she's talking about a sanctuary
city. And here's your typical illegal immigrant. And what is
the illegal immigrant really want to do? Serve the people
with some ice cream? Milkshake? See and service for them? And
then we have the ice checkpoint?
got to be kidding me. Can you let the judges and the genders
through but you're gonna stop
the Latina and tell me this is just a DWI checkpoint. I know
Roswell is well past the 100 mile border zone vato ma'am, so
I will have the ACLU so far up your ass you'll be receiving the
10th circuit fencer Festspiele verdict in your sleep
just ends here. So ice checkpoint ice or a holes called
the ACLU Norman Lear foundation. fingerprints all over it.
I would say yes. Good. Back to international news. Just want to
get this out of the way so people would know that we do
cover this stuff. Because I'm wondering where Clooney is.
Clooney, Clooney. What happened to Clooney? What happened to
Clooney in South Sudan and Sudan stuff. Goonies
It's interesting you say that because I also got the got the
South Sudan news and I was thinking what you were thinking
get some distraction
sorry, Sudan update.
Oh, yeah, hit it. I hit the object instead of the play.
Sorry, I'm still working with cassette tapes in Sudan.
Security forces opened fire today on a crowd of mourners
outside the home of a man who died after he was shocked by
authorities during an earlier protest in the capital Khartoum.
It followed the killing of two other protesters Thursday
elsewhere in Khartoum, a doctor and a 16 year old who were both
shot in the head by government forces protests erupted across
Sudan a month ago, calling for the overthrow of the ruling
National Congress Party and an end to the military regime of
President Omar Hassan Al Bashir.
Well, that's interesting. My report from the European Union
put a little different spin on it.
One of Africa's most repressive regimes is facing a growing
popular uprising. 1000s of protesters have taken to the
streets in Sudan demanding an end the wall of President Omar
Al Bashir, and the latest violence security forces shot
dead demonstrators, including a teenage boy. Dozens of people
have been killed since the protests began last month after
the price of bread was tripled.
That's the bread again.
You when you rent
bread is going the price of bread doubles or triples in your
country go
out it's the bread.
You win that one. The bread we have is Lindsey Graham, you know
getting back to his old somebody tapped him on the shoulder and
said hey, get back to work. And there's pbsg pardon him
kvetching about Lindsey Graham kvetching about Syria and Turkey
today. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham continued to
raise concerns about the Trump administration's plan withdrawal
of US troops from Syria. Graham met with Turkey's president
Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other officials yesterday, he told
reporters today that quote, withdrawal without a plan is
chaos, and said the goal of destroying ISIS is not yet
accomplished
to keep the money flowing.
I've got two clips I want to play here. The first is AOC
Alexandria Ocasio Cortez at the Women's March, which was this
weekend. I guess it was a WE ARE YOU clipping your nails?
No, actually what I'm doing I have a are you flicking your
pen? No, I'm not. Now that you mentioned, I'm gonna tell you
what it is. Because you always like to save and clipping my
nails like this, all I do. This is one of those pens with a cap.
And when you push the cap on, or take the cap off, it makes this
noise. But it's like it's like a felt tip pen. So I have to put
the cap on her. Oh, dry up.
What's interesting is when you make that noise with the pen, it
makes me want to jump to the Skype and wring your neck. So
Oh, really? It's really It's that noise?
You can do it. It's rich, jump, jump sucker. All right. So what
would you say to someone Oh, shoot, this
is only one channel how to screw it. I only do one channel.
That's very simple. is fine. Okay,
what would you say to some of those people who have concerns
about anti semitism within the Women's March group? So it? Well
first of all, I think that right now and this
can't listen to it on what it's
telling you. It's coming through both channels on my end. Yeah,
because
you're getting mono from me. Oh, you're on Skype. I'm not gonna
play it. It's
basically if you're not gonna play it in yet to play this.
This is the Woman's March rundown report. They had a woman
on the street in Washington, DC, from PBS and she's some I never
saw her before. She's a correspondent she's telling this
whole story about how this thing is starting to fall apart. She's
kind of hoping it doesn't. But you can tell it it is. And that
that was pretty good report even though you know, it, just play
it. We've met people from all over the country this morning
and a broad range of concerns. You know, in 2017, after the
first women's march, the focus was really on the inauguration
of the president last year, and the two movement looms large.
This year, there was a broad range of concerns that people
are talking about. We heard everything from concerns about
the President's tax cut to climate change to the shutdown.
Obviously, women's issues like women's health, reproductive
white rights, equal pay, those are on people's minds. But I
would say even more generally, there's a sense that people just
wanted to be here. Deliver a rebuke to this administration.
We heard a lot of people talking about just wanting to exercise
their right to be out and be politically active and be
engaged in our community.
You know, for some parts of this year, just the organization of
the march itself seem to fracture a little bit. There
were some controversies by a couple of the members of the
original organizer a different Mark What's this all about?
So a lot of this is related to allegations of anti semitism.
I'm a part of a couple of the leaders of the national
organization. One of the women to make a Mallory has appeared
with the Nation of Islam and has expressed support for Louis
Farrakhan, who has made a lot of anti semitic comments in the
past. And this has led to a lot of controversy. In New York,
where you are Hari, there are actually two competing marches
going on. There have been some sort of some national groups
that are not partnering with the March this year here in DC. So
we asked one of the marchers here today, if they were paying
attention to this, this is something that concerns them.
And we heard a range of responses. We spoke to some
Jewish martyrs who said that they had friends who asked them,
Why are you even going to the March? We talked to other
marchers who said that they felt concerned that their presence
here might convey, you know, a sense of supporting what's been
going on when it doesn't. Overall, I'd say people feel
disappointed that these controversies have taken away
from all the different messages that they're trying to convey
here today. And a lot of them just said, You know what, we are
going to be here no matter what. Marching,
right. Megan Thompson joining us from Washington, DC.
Well, you really did punish me. I think I would have rather
listened to AOC in one channel. Yeah, there was a big anti
Semite thing going on. Like you mentioned that, right. But AOC
was interviewed while she's in in the crowd walking and she
said, Well, clearly we know that the real anti semitism is coming
from the Oval Office. I mean, this is the kind of shit that
was going on. I was like, Yeah, this is this some sharp jumping
here with the with the Women's March.
You know, I think the thing is jumped. Yeah, I think that's the
way to put it out. He said and this you know, the anti semitism
from the White House, what is she talking about the guy you
know, if anything that can be viewed Trump's being condemned
for being out for
being pro Israel and to pro Israel,
the anti Palestinian and you know, there was a lot of what
she talking about. This is another example of her just
shooting off yeah,
no, that was definitely Well, that's because, you know, she
she's, look, she goes on TV says some stupid and the script
writers do their thing on Twitter. That's how it goes. But
the worst the absolute worst. I mean, she's so Tulsi is toast. I
can't believe she's allowed this to happen. I predicted it. Oh,
so bad. So the, the candidate who now of course is
representative still from Hawaii. Is just like Kevin Hart.
The same playbook is called out over stuff she has already
apologized for that happened years ago. Concerning statements
she made about same sex marriage, which she now just
concatenates into LGBT issues.
And nothing that Obama didn't say,
well, in fact, it was the same time. But then she does this
video and iPhone video in the snow. I don't know if she's at
Davao or where she is wearing gloves. She's from Hawaii. This
is who is running her stuff. Anyway, and listen to the
energy.
Aloha. In my past, I said and believe things that were wrong,
and worse. They were very hurtful to people in the LGBTQ
community and to their loved
ones, save your money.
Many years ago, I apologized for my words, and more importantly,
for the negative impact that they had. I sincerely repeat my
apology today. That means you can't even
listen to and what is it? This lower register? She's using? Its
nose? Um, yes. I'm baffled by this. Hello. She has low energy,
trying to be I'm sure she's sincere. But this isn't the
she's in the snow.
I don't get that. That's the dumbest thing you've ever done.
You've ever said the dumbest thing anyone could do. You're
from Hawaii. And that makes it look like you're you're in
Colorado. No, Davos, Davos, you could be at Davos. But still,
why? Why would you do that? Why are you out in the snow way? You
showing yourself being there? It's like you're showing off
look at where I am. I'm in the snow. You're cooking to death in
Hawaii.
It was completely. I mean, I'm so disappointed. And it's also
it also speaks to how much the landscape has changed when
change when I was a big fan of hers, you know, for four or five
years ago. Like you know, she could be president one day you
know? Yeah, the old days maybe but not anymore. Not with that
energy's got no energy. I was very very disappointing. That
was bad. We got to hurry up here actually wouldn't done I think
it's kind of done. I have other stuff that can wait.
One shorty I want to get out of the way about this. I can push
it off. Nevermind. I'll come on now. You've teased me It's a
short last year I just as this emirate that this is a story
that has no rhyme nor reason but Democracy Now ran out I don't
know why this woman was grabbed and jailed. She's from that, you
know the Iranian news organization Press TV that you
know kind of whatever it is propaganda. It plays Iranian
journalist jailed
an American journalist, a news anchor for a run state
television network Press TV is doing a Washington DC courtroom
today after she was arrested and detained by the FBI during a
visit to the United States. Marcia Hashimi, who's a US
citizen who lives in Tehran was arrested in St. Louis airport
Sunday then transferred to a person in Washington DC
according to her son, the Committee to Protect Journalists
as it's concerned about her arrest and called on the US
Department of Justice to immediately disclose the basis
for her detention for the past five days. This is another spook
story that what's going on?
I have no idea might be made it's it sounds like a spook
story but I don't know Yeah,
I mean our relations with Iran man you know, Lex my buddy Lex?
Lex yeah Lex used to be my my boss. So I'd send Lex an
invitation for the wedding. And he can't come he's because you
know he went to Iran on one of his previous trips. And he has a
stamp in his passport to save now you can you cannot get a no
esta for you know visa you got to go through a new interview
and that could take a year before you get the interview. He
can't come to the States.
did he pull the last passport stunt?
Nah, he's he's on these. He's on a list man. He's on a list. It's
no way that's your that's your globalism report. Yeah.
So you've learned a lot today. Hopefully you can use that that
to keep the amygdala nice and tiny and rattle around in your
brain. Avoid the 5g handsets, and never eat the brown acid.
Special thanks to Tom Starkweather April Kirby and UK
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Until then, adios mofos such
and I like bikes. I like people who ride but are you ready to
make a
team is going to Puerto Rico doing cocktail parties and
Broadway shows they need to be sitting down at the table with
the president they need to figure out how to open the
government. Nobody, nobody can ever know what they're doing.
Forget
collusion. I want to know if there's penetration.
Any collusion being involved in what could be characterized as
collusion. There's,
you know what, you don't impeach people when they're doing a good
job. And you don't impeach people when there was no
collusion because there was no collusion. They begin
to change. They sacrifice the beauty of the individual for the
sake of the group
to join then the President then canceled the trip. I don't think
the President would be that petty Do you notice there's
singing are hurt or hurt him saying Build that wall? We've
got one.
You might want to take a look at some of this because now you
have Cuomo coming in talking about congestion pricing. And I
kind of feel like it's the setup collusion that cluding we say
it's
time to reopen this government. there was collusion
copyright and public are growing more sharings wrong fair uses
gone. Like video store. When a license grinds on the public
mind it's forever cash. The Corporate cost on this nice
ghost is coming by the streets of my picture Gil's resist
because is the orange true type with swastikas? I imagined get
more girls and better day and alarm. I hope you can smoke his
toe in his shed
morning lordy, lordy, lordy, lordy, lordy, lordy, lordy,
lordy, lordy, lordy, lordy, that would be really bad. Look, this
was terrible. It makes me mildly nauseous. But I sat there that
morning and I could not see a door labeled no action here.
There's no Anthony Weiner statute, but it is there's
already. Well, maybe we need one word. Lordy or senator. I think
if I said that I misspoke. She forwarded hundreds and 1000s of
emails some of which contain classified information made of
stone zombie armies. I love this work. I love this job.
He'll fire. You know, what? If I fire? If I Lordy, that would be
really bad. You know what, if I get by? If I lost it, that would
be really bad. You know what, if I if I if I
Lordy, that would be really bad. You know, what
if I if I if I
so they came in and said we can see 1000s of emails from the
Clinton email domain including many, many, many from the
Verizon Clinton domain and blackberry domain. They said we
think we gotta get a search warrant to go get these. You
know what,
if I if I if I
lordy that would be really bad.
You know what? If I if I if I
already knew already, that would be really bad. You know what, if
you're fired by Lordy, that would be really bad. You know
what if I if I if I were
already that would be really bad. You know what
if I realized if I
already that would be really bad. You know what people are
already that would be really good. People. Fire Lordy, that
would be really bad. Fire. You might pick on the the Attorney
General Loretta Lynch, who I like very much. Her meeting with
President Clinton on that airplane was the capper. Somehow
her emails are being forwarded to Anthony Weiner including
classified information.
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