Are they training me to be a dog? Adam curry, John C Devora
November 10 2019 This is your award winning chemo nation media
assassination episode 1189. This is no agenda, welcoming our new
neighbours and broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33 Here
the frontier of Austin, Texas capitol to Jones Star State in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have noticed that Woody
Allen has finally been cancelled by cancelled culture good for
them. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan buzzkill
Woody Allen wasn't already like super like super cancelled.
No, cancelled cancelled now what I mean, his new movie a rainy
day in New York will not get released in the United States.
It's actually been released in Europe to good reviews. Yeah,
Amazon will not bring it out in the United States. They won't
stream it. History trades got the auto biography of Woody
Allen which has to be a fascinating book. No denied the
big the big four publishers. None of them will touch it.
Did he do that himself?
He's a writer. Yeah,
I don't know. But he did the film about his life or is it
just a written by bow? Who should know agenda pressured to
release that?
Exit Strategy?
The bottom bottom of the barrel for him.
Hey, we have new neighbours. Five Minutes from from the
crackpot home here. crackpot in the keeper? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. We
didn't have time to talk about it because it happened on I
think it happened on Thursday. Here's report number one. Yeah,
the cleanup got underway. Just about an hour ago, we were able
to capture some video for you. So let's go ahead and play it
and show you what we saw. We saw textile crews out and about
escorted by State Police cleaning up the trash out here
using leaf blowers and a street sweeper. Now the second part we
believe will be to pack up the folks living here as the state
steps in and frustration mounts over how the city is handling
this crisis. Governor Greg Abbott warning state leaders or
excuse me city leaders to straighten things up but now
he's just stepping in this morning Texas stat our tech
stock Cruz will clear away the homeless encampments across town
there are a lot of them. The governor says he will not allow
Austin to turn into cities like San Francisco or LA. Now one man
who I talked to who has been living under the same overpass
get this for three years. He told me you know what? I'm just
gonna move to another spot because Austin is too good to
give up
people all over the country. Because it's
famous. This is a famous place to live on the streets.
Everybody knows man you want to live on the streets go to
Austin. Why not to buy food? Give me money he could argue
Glassman awesome place to be baby.
I love that they put that in that report for mainstream
report. I was fantastic. So actually surprising habit came
through and he opened up a five acre site southeast Austin and I
have that rotary You are John, it's five minutes from here. I
mean, it's not really walkable. But if I jumped in the car five
minutes, and I gotta tell you right off the bat, I'm super
happy. This is a great spot for them to be and they're already
halfway to Mobile Loaves and Fishes. Community first village
and the way it's set up with transportation and everything
this might actually work. It's been
two days since the state opened up a designated camping area for
the homeless. It's a temporary spot about seven acres in size
not far from the Austin airport. Cave used here and Isha Heron is
there and says people are starting to move in now they are
Nisha and textil.
Just got here. They arrived not too long ago. They are putting
up lights for better visibility. And as for the homeless, I have
not seen many but the ones I did talk to. They have already
picked their spots.
It's like perfect. And then we got here. It wasn't anyone here
but two guys, Michael Johnson
and his friend Jose, whoa, 13 miles on their bikes to find a
safer place to call home. Wow, we
don't have to talk to anyone to be here or, you know, sign off
this
day designated this area off of 183 near mon topless. As a
temporary homeless camp equipped with portable restrooms and hand
washing stations. We
thought like Wow, we got bikes that can handle the terrain as
long as it's not on the freeway. We should be able to get there.
But there are questions about how other homeless will be able
to get to this camp several miles from downtown camp Metro
said Friday. They will get the homeless to the campsite. But
they are waiting for more guidance from the state on how
exactly they can help but for Michael and Jose he's all
we want to kind of let people know like where it says all of
this with the graffiti if you can see it. Like this is where I
want to be
they are in good spirits now that they're here. The only
thing I
was really concerned with is like, will they be electricity
if we're way out here, so we just said, okay, but we have a
plan for that to generate us.
The governor's office says the troopers will be patrolling the
area 24 hours a day DPS says they will be taking a headcount
to find out how many people are in and out of this campsite.
They say they are also in talks with organisations to find out
when they will be bringing food here and as per tent
transportation. Cap Metro says they are waiting to hear back
from the governor's office on when and where they can pick
people up.
So these reports all sound you know, oops, sorry. Sound pretty
positive and optimistic that people they selected at least
some very positive and optimistic and I will do a boots
on the ground report. I'm gonna go out there not today, but I'm
gonna go out there this week. See what's going on. Talk to
some people. The main recorder? Yes. The main thing the you
know, the super liberals of Austin are like, well, he
shipped him five miles is 12 notes 12 miles from downtown and
they have to
bus in when they go into downtown for well, that
apparently is where all the money's but I'm thinking the
people of Austin sit in traffic for an hour to get downtown who
have jobs and homes and pay taxes. So shut up already. These
guys actually get a better deal on the transportation, dedicated
bus service. But I'm all for it. I think this is a great
development.
I'm glad I'm glad you like it. I think it said at the beginning
of the end for the idea that we don't have shanty towns in this
country.
Oh, it's gonna be a shame. Oh, it's gonna be a shanty town
Sure. Just for context, mon topless is my exit off. Offer
183
So if you turn right, you go to your house or left you get
there? No, you get
off on at mon topless. You're there. And then you drive you
know, five minutes further and you're
gonna get your house from the airport. Now you have to go
through a homeless encampment. No, you don't have to go
through right now. I don't know. We looked last night and Tina
picked me up. I got in late. Oh, man. I had a I had a trip from
hell, John. Yes.
Let's skip to the rest of the homeless store, which we
screwed. By the way, congratulations to the
Republican governor. But let's Yes, indeed. Tell the story.
All right. Well, you have to understand when travelling while
doing the show, the most complicated window is between
Thursday and the second Thursday show also known as Sunday,
because the show on Thursday, ends at midnight, really, we
don't hang up until 10:30pm my time there. And then I still
have some cleanup to do. And that's 11. And then I need to
eat something got to unwind. So I'm really not in bed until
midnight. And it'd be nonstop this whole week. So I knew I
would have limited prep opportunities. Because Friday, I
had, you know two more appointments, and then but I was
gonna have a short dinner with a buddy of mine who used to be a
mainstream talk show guy in Holland, Robert De Anza. And he,
under my encouragement when total value for value podcast,
and he also has an interesting video version of it. And he's a
wine nut. I mean, like, as long as I've known him he's been into
what like seared like you into wine only. He I don't know it's
but I don't know where his level of knowledge is because I don't
know anything but he said let's have some dinner. And that
turned into a five hour dinner with a total of four bottles of
different wine which I sent pictures to you because
apparently they were supposed to be good that they tasted good.
And of course, you know, you said Well who else was there?
And I said no, it's just the two of us and then you kind of went
into this long non believing state that I could drink that
much alcohol
maintaining my position
what I sent what you never answered or never commented on
the wines except Yeah, I did. You said nothing to complain but
were they actually good. I mean is they are those he
gone does that was it. They had was a very probably the most
famous of the area which is a couple of Grand Cru grower
champagnes, which are always dynamite. He said
that then he said there's only 500 bottles of that particular
champagne was ever made.
That's possible. Yeah. Because generally speaking the guys who
grow do grower champagne, which is a type of champagne where
guys are growers so the guys who grow lots of grapes and sell
them to the big boys. Bolin Jura they'll make they'll make their
own special little house house run to make a little batch.
Small big batch small batches small batch. Small batch artists
and artists very well. Believe me, they're considered artisans.
And those ones are always dynamite. They're not as good as
the superstar big boys, but they're, they're about 1/10 The
price of steel. So he knows how to buy cheap. Now the other is
Dutch. And and the the other one I never heard of some screwy
wine. I don't even know if it's a white or red. It was very I
looked it up and it was done by some. Some people that were
I don't know what to do. I was it must have been must have been
the white wine because it had Yeah,
it was the white wine. I don't. I was unfamiliar with that wine
completely. I did a little research. I'm still unfamiliar
with it. It's just some obscurity.
Well, that was the one that was the most interesting to me
because it had what he called it oxidation. And it had this this
bouquet this smell to it. That was very distinct. In Shangri
khaolak. Today, he served you in oxidised wine that was tasty.
Well, it was one of these smells that you'll never forget kind of
like DMT I'll never forget that smell. This one it was Yeah,
oxidation. I mean, it's that doesn't sound like that's
supposed to be that way but it was it was delicious. I really
enjoyed it.
Hmm, well, I don't know what he's talking about. I don't know
because oxidation generally speaking terms is just a pre
cursor to try
to figure every Capri corking
ban Matt arised there's could have been some other there's
other things that can happen surance on as a funny style of
wine that creates this. This particular flavour that's tasty.
I don't know. I don't know anything about the wine or what
he's talking about.
But anyway. So that lasted much longer than I expected. So I'm
like, Ah, crap, and of course had to get up at 630 to catch
the flight home. So I'm back at the hotel. I'm like, Alright,
I'm tired. And I turn on the TV see what else is going on? The
only news I got was that, you know, the Black Pete Sinterklaas
arrived. And of course, we have this same controversy we've had
for eight years now about the black Pete's. And so all the
different local stations were reporting in because you'll
recall that in order to move away from the obvious,
intentional racism of the black Pete's with the white
Sinterklaas coming from Spain to bring the children gifts, they
decided to go to the St. Pete, which would mean his face would
only be somewhat blackened, because he went down the chimney
or so we had sit. And it turns out, the ratio of soot peat to
black piece was quite low, probably only about 10%. But all
of the local stations reporting mentioned that this was the
transition year, as Black Pete is transitioning from black to
St. Pete. And I'm sure we'll hear probably read some stuff
today, if there were any protests and demonstrations
about this fine children's holiday tradition. So I wake up,
but I actually got a text message in the middle of the
night, and there's something about delayed whatever, like
I'll deal with it. And I wake up at 630. And my flight is it was
supposed to leave at 1020 it was delayed until 234 hours. Yeah,
this is a real problem. Because you know, I also is not flying
directly gotta go via Houston. So I'm getting hit and miss a
connection. So they're rebooking me time after time is just the
whole thing is a nightmare. So I don't have much time to you
know, I'm just standing in line and doing bowl craps on Yeah,
how can I prep not really get on the plane, or you can do some
prep on the plane, but you can't clip videos. I mean, you have to
load Wi Fi. Well, that's what No, there was Wi Fi and united
but you got to wait for the videos don't play very well. You
have to, you know, start the video, pause it, wait for it to
load. So you can't really clip from that. And then on arrival,
holy crap.
Houston, you had to go see how it goes to whatever that thing
you have, you can go right through
well, so that's part one, I go to the Global Entry. And despite
that, all their producers who are in the same boat as I say
there's a grace period, there's a grace period of six months,
because they had to move a lot of custom Border Patrol agents
down to the border. So they didn't have enough manpower to
do the interviews. Now, none of that is true. In my case. I look
in the camera I put down my passport immediately and your
your global entry has expired. Like okay, and then it goes
through the normal line which actually, I'd say move quite
fast. Then of course you wait forever to get your suitcase
because you have to declare your luggage before you can you know
then you have to recheck it. But then here's the thing that's
that's bothersome then you have have to go through a series of
security check checks, and Houston had something that I'd
never witnessed in my life. So, we you already go. So you've
gone through customs, you have your bag, then you walk out the
door. And there's always a couple agents there, you know,
looking at you seeing if you if you Twitch, which always makes
me twitch. And and they had a dog, a beagle and the Beagle
sniffing away, so there's no problem. But then we had to go
through another one of those, you know, like the Disney land
line that, you know, sneaks you around, back and forth, and back
and forth, until you got to the end. And it was double as wide
as the line itself, which is really only meant for, you know,
two people close together. And they were yelling at people, I'd
stand next to each other one by one next to each other to two
people at a time. And you know, this wife and her husband in
front of me, I think that might have been travelling with a
friend. And so the wife lines up with whoever she was with, and
then everyone's confused. And I'm like, Well, I guess that's
us, buddy. And so he and I stand next to each other. And then
imagine this path, maybe wait, wait,
and then your shot dead, if
that's what you'd expect. There's this path of I don't
know, wonder
cattle get so nervous.
That not that's exactly what it felt like. But then so there's a
dog at the kind of halfway of this pathway, let's say it's
3030 feet. On the floor. In front of us are two sets of paw
prints. And we have to follow the paw prints pass the dog. And
what was going on with this? Are they training me to be a dog?
Why do they have to Why did it have to be side by and I wasn't
going to ask because these Yeah, first of all, I'm tired. They're
not taking any shit from every anybody. But it was the oddest
thing. Why would I have to partner with someone walked
lockstep at the same time past the dog following the green hoof
prints on the floor? I'd really like to know what that was
about. And then of course, you get pushed right into another
one
because Arab terrorists hate dos.
I get too many time quotes to clip here for you today. It was
the oddest thing. And and then then we went through another
horrible winding multi laned you know, cattle? Yeah, it's the
cattle shoots exactly what it is. And I just I mean, my bags,
of course, always getting pulled open and everything out
everything in swab everything because I got the whole studio
with me. So they're always trying to catch me on having a
vibrator in my bag. That's what they think the mic looks.
They're always so they're all Jide when they see my bag, we're
gonna get this guy now.
What's this cert?
And then finally, I didn't get and get to bed until midnight,
and got up at 530. And then of course had to build up the
studio. Which I didn't couldn't do last night. It's when you're
groggy man, you'll forget her wire easily.
So your ghost thing? Yes, I was. So yeah, your ghost thing didn't
work. Global Entry wires copiar Global
Entry System. Yeah, that didn't work. And then the dog paw print
next to each other thing was puzzling and concerning.
Yeah, Simon was able to get an explanation. We have people that
work in that division know Yeah, something government. They can
explain it to us what the hell's going on with this song wasn't
dog prints? And where are you? Where do you have to be side by
side? How's that make things any better? It was just to make
sense,
puzzling stories. I
don't like travelling anymore.
There's a lot of reasons not to like travelling job. I
know. Another reason it just is one thing after another. Yeah. I
mean, it used to be a lot of fun to travel. But now it's like,
well, you know, 50 years ago, right. But but now it's just a
it's a nightmare. Yeah, I mean, yeah. When you're there, you get
to accomplish something or other maybe, maybe not. You can do
things remotely now. But the process the processes the
problem. Yeah. And they're doing nothing to alleviate they're
making the planes tighter. They're moving the seats
together, they had to get a law passed to make the seats far
enough apart. So you could actually sit in these things.
They keep talking about having you stand up in the plane for
the whole flight and strap you in. Knowing you jam more people
in the plane. Like you're locked and they they're seriously
considering these things. This is how much they care about your
travel experience.
No, they they clearly don't. Clearly don't. So anyway, we're
back and I'm happy to be back. It's nice to be home, especially
with the new neighbours. So this is all it's all good. Bring them
an apple pie.
When you start this segment that you're gonna do we're gonna say
that Matthew McDonough he moved next door he's easy to get to
on record right next to Jennifer Aniston and Sandy Bullock, and
no, no celebrities. When it comes to celebrities in Austin.
I'm it. That's it. I met old MTV guy. No one else lives here.
They just pretend to look hip.
Well, like the like the hobo said. It's the greatest place in
the
world. It's a party, man. Why wouldn't you want to come to us
than?
Oh, boy, but Yes, mine
is going. No, no, go ahead. I mean, I was gonna. I guess I
have a few close friends. I should go with some local news
around here. Yeah, sure. Ben Shapiro was at Stanford.
Oh, boy, did he get boycott boycott and well,
they booed him and they tried. They didn't. He hadn't managed
to speak. And even though they had people outside yelling, hey,
ho, hi, ho. Hey, whatever is again, hey, Ohio. Ben Shapiro's
got to go hey, hey,
oh, hey, oh,
yeah, yeah, they had that going on outside. And meanwhile, his
whole speech was about about the alt right being a bunch of
Nazis. They're telling him to go he was already there. Of course
Shapiro had a guy did did get got a clip. I'll play the kicker
clip. First. This was a short little guy comes up with a
question. Shapiro, by the way, appreciated what you're going to
hear this is Ben Shapiro question with the with the
kicker. So
one of my my question is, have you been keeping up with what's
going on with Roger Stone? And what your thoughts and your
thoughts on maybe some of the chairs or the the judge that
might be going against him?
So to be honest with you, I
haven't also as I've seen didn't kill himself.
I did I predicted this would go nuts or what? This control? Why
hold on? I mean, if we're going to do it, let me do a couple and
you want to just let me do two and then we'll get back to
you can do as many as you want. But I want to mention something
you have you did predict this. You totally predicted this. But
you didn't add the little the observation at this is the
modern version of a Rick Roll.
Well, no, we talked about being Baba Booey. Which is is your
rock bottom, I
believe I consider over Rick rock is Baba Booey. Pretty.
You're right. Well, what what is cool is that and I encourage
everybody to do this. And I was just too tired to do it for no
agenda, although I will do it today. The weather app, someone
sent me a screenshot, you know, sometimes the app will fail if
you don't have a connection or if you can't connect. And so it
says here this is New York, New York. 51 degrees feels like 51
When six southwest I was going to fetch you some weather but
then I remembered Epstein didn't kill himself. This is what
everyone's 404 Page Not Found should be that should be
great ideas theme didn't kill him. So great idea.
It's too funny. And here's MSNBC, by the
way, has a great idea for the next few months, then. It'll be
over. It'll be over. Yeah, it'll be over. It's MSNBC asking some
students in Alabama about the elections. And I think this
particular one was asked about Trump's policies.
Turn here to Parker as well. The three of you told me you voted
for the president in 2016 years, two quarters of his Why do you
like him so much? And what policies stand out to you?
I would say mainly just the no nonsense policies, and
especially since Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. On
Wednesday,
takes the reporter a second to figure out what because you
know, a reporter isn't actually listening to what the people say
when they ask them questions. No, he's like, Yeah, especially
since Epstein killed himself. Is you even did that you Rick
rolled me with that. And that whole wine email thread, which I
thought was pretty funny. I did. I was pretty good. Alright,
anyway, back to
Ben Shapiro. Yeah, Ben Shapiro. So I just thought this was a
very interesting observation, because it's something we kind
of lose sight of. He's describing the difference
between the left and the alt right and how they're just kind
of upside down mirror images of each other. And then there goes
as ever, by the way I'm here to do in real time. 12345678 cars
good okay.
That's better, the economy is stable.
So he's, it's something we win he his conclusion to this is
something we'd kind of lose sight of when we're making
talking about the left of the alt right or anybody in between.
He's not a fan of the alt right. And this is his little
discussion and his point and I think it's something we have to
kind of all of us kind of have to remember
political correctness is a weapon for the left but it's
also a weapon for the alt right. However, presser Steven Pinker,
the left tried to cancel for saying this made this clear last
year, he was saying that Political Correctness is a way
for the left to shut down debate by shutting down the bait. They
actually open the door to the alt right, because they say you
can't ask certain questions, then the questions get asked
they shut it down and people go, Wait, I'll just look online for
the answer. And the first answer they find might be something
from an alt right website, and they start to take it more
seriously. Right? This is something Steven Pinker said. So
let's call them alt right and shut him down. There's something
that's the most nefarious of all, when it comes to the sort
of de facto playing off each other political lines between
the far left and the alt right. And that is that they actually
mirror themselves in politics and culture, they both have an
identity politics view, as I say the left's view of American
politics is that Americans can be identified by group,
Americans are black, or Hispanic, or white, or green, or
Jewish, or lesbian, or in the best of all possible worlds, a
half Native American, half black, little person, who is
gender fluid, right? If you're on the left, you don't describe
people by their belief system, or by what they do. You describe
them by their attributes, you describe them by group
attributes, and they have a whole intersectional hierarchy
deciding how victimised you are based on how many of these boxes
you check, the only difference between the left and the alt
right is that they reverse the hierarchy, meaning that the left
thinks that hierarchy is bad, right? They create this
hierarchy where white people are the most powerful, and then
progressively go all the way down to the bottom and gets the
LGBT people. And those are the people who are the least
powerful according to this hierarchy. And they say that
hierarchy is bad. We've just flipped the hierarchy. And then
you have the alt right, and they say, No, no, the hierarchy is
good. And we should keep the hierarchy the way that it is.
And then there's all the rest of us were like, what hierarchy?
There shouldn't be a hierarchy. What the hell are you talking
about? We're individuals, we live in a free country.
Just wanted to play Jake, never get to play the alt right,
jingles anymore? Yeah, that's easy. Makes a very valid point.
Yeah. Are you somebody who just kind of you kind of start to
forget about with all these does arguments and debates going on,
and we live in a free country? What hierarchy? What are we
talking about here? Exactly. So, you know, the thing is, you
know, we tried to play Ben Shapiro's clips, I remember I
had done one of the first ones that was years and years ago,
and you hated him. And you didn't want the clips. And then
you started playing, if there's an item like, I don't like his,
his speed talking? No, no, no, it really needs to be horrible.
It's got to be cut by about, I think if you go a point
8x, then you're kind of in the in the strike zone, you might
get into the point where you can understand it. But you have to
be it is a way to glue your attention because you won't hear
a word. He says, if you're not kind of clued in, but I have to
admire that guy for the career he's made out of himself,
despite the fact that he went to UCLA
for the, for the identity politics, which, of course, is
what the Democrats are doing this cycle. And I guess everyone
does it all the time. But it's pretty obvious. You know, the
thing that I've been talking about with Moe, is that I think
all the Democrats know that they need the black vote. And we've
studied long enough here on the show, but you know, they're
going after the black women, and they're the ones that are going
to activate as it's called activating the black women. So
how are they going to activate them? Well, the first thing you
need to do is make sure you get all black women and all black
women, you know, that means it's women W MXN. I'm not kidding WMX
en because if you do all black women, that also includes the
black trans women and the black sis women, and they're being
activated
despite pervasive attacks on our community, our identities, and
our lives black, trans and sis women's, gender non conforming
and non binary folk remains at the forefront of each and every
social movement to hold this country accountable. We are
progressive black leaders who are not impressed by political
theatre. We know that big things happen when black women come
together and take our own space and the political process.
And though no one person could hold all our aspirations in the
hopes for President. There's one leader who we believe will work
with
that candidate is Senator Elizabeth Warren. She has a
track record of taking on the predatory policies that harm our
communities. We've come together as a collective voice. And we
hope to encourage others, especially black women and
gender nonconforming folks to join us.
We are all in for Warren. And if you are to go to black woman
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us you go Liz Warren, who says black trans women are the
backbone of our democracy.
I wish I had a call. That's news to me.
Well, she she tweeted that. I wish I had a clip of it, but she
tweeted that but yeah, so this is this is the group that's
being activated for Elizabeth Warren. But we need to stay with
the obvious. Identity Politics helped by The Democrat party's
mainstream media helpers who are bountiful. The top of the list
would be Chuck, Chuck Todd of the Chuck Todd cast on the
MSNBC. And I was someone sent me this clip and I'm listening to
it like, does anyone else maybe it's just me. But what this guy
is about.
I don't need that affirmation from you. This guy, this is the
most one of the most racist things.
I've heard guns and climate. I'm sorry.
They're talking about Michael Bloomberg, supposedly,
supposedly jumping into the race. So let's look at the plus
the pros and the cons,
guns and climate. coos to his left will be no, no was to his
left. He's not going to be better and younger, right. I
mean, so also the governor of labour has embraced the green
new new,
I don't think he's embraced that.
I agree. That's one area where he actually is more to the
centre than she is, you know, in the smoke filled room, you'd say
on paper, Bloomberg has the right balance of what you want
to win a broad election, maybe not a deep election. But if
you're trying to win the Suburban, the ex suburban
Republican, which by the way, Michael Bloomberg said X
suburban, arguably an ex urban Republican, and at the same time
you care about these core progressive issues like guns and
climate. It ain't just somebody buying and I'm trying
to think of Michael Bloomberg as the nominee in western
Pennsylvania. I know what you're thinking of the suburbs of
Michigan, Michigan suburbs, the Ohio suburbs, that Wisconsin
suburb, there's only one
honey made farm. It's the same running mate Joe Biden has to
pick it. It's the same money made to Peter, people to just
have to pick it Stacey Abrams. By the way. There's nobody else
that Bloomberg can match up with me someone got this nomination
than Stacey Abrams. Why? I think he has to have a personal
colour. I think he needs a diversity on the ticket personal
colour. No.
Now when Chuck Todd says it like this, you need a person of
colour on the ticket. Excuse me, is that not the definition of a
token black? Is that exactly what he's saying?
Pretty much what do you expect from Chuck? He looks like a
racist.
He does have he does have kind of that scruff knots you look
doesn't he?
Get this short hair cut the whole thing? Yeah. I was just
kind of like Wow, man.
You gotta be the first one to be a person of colour palette. How
could you even think differently?
Yes, well, first of all, blue eight played at Bloomberg
announcement. I did wait Democracy Now. thought of it.
This is the Bloomberg on Democracy Now.
The billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is
reportedly preparing to jump into the 2020 presidential race.
The New York Times reports Bloomberg has sent staffers to
Alabama to gather signatures in order to qualify him for the
primary. His possible 2020 bid comes as he's reportedly
sceptical that former Vice President Joe Biden can beat out
his progressive challengers Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth
Warren and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in the Democratic
primary.
You know, it helps if you plug both those channels in what the
hell was that?
I was going to talk about that No. So democracy now did decide
to do a remote
I'm already there. Huh? Yum. Do tell
there at some. Some. I think there was South Carolina there's
some green New Deal the convention Oh, yeah.
Sandy was there Sandy was there with with Bernie and yeah, it
was a big deal
was to go there. Were there live? Yeah. And they had a
ground loop the entire show
onstage to throw out the microphone that the amp in the
studio. The funny thing was when they went to their clips, which
they did, there was ground loop was gone. It's gone. Yeah. So it
was a mic hidden somewhere. Mike, Mike Mike ground loop. And
so this was live on the sink. Because I actually this is
buzzing dies amateur hour. That's really what I saw by
sitting there all the clips from Democracy Now. All of them have
that, huh? Well, it's definitely when they cut to where they cut
to a package. Yeah, they all buzzy. Yeah, you're gonna be
great, but it was not me.
You just said they all buzzy
buzz. So used as a Showtime
they all buzzy I love it.
But they all buzzy bro Yeah, so Bloomberg the way they see it is
Bloomberg is like a right winger.
Oh no, they hate it. They hate him this. This will not stand.
No, no, everyone hates him. In fact, in California, we now are
hating him. All the anti jewel commercials that were part of
this scheme that you've uncovered that nobody else
noticed. Yeah, all the anti jewel commercials and there's
tonnes of because there's some law they're trying to pass it
back off on some off. All right, the bottom in big letters now
like a little bitty thing at the bottom. Big giant letters
sponsored by Michael Bloomberg. Oh, yeah. That's in California
budget. You know, the guy is he's the guy who wouldn't let
you have a big cup of soda. I mean, it's
it's worse it was the guy who wouldn't let poor people have a
sugary drink because poor people drink shitty as sugary drinks.
But rich people could have all the nasty saps that are filled
with sugars and you know, huge sugar based coffee flavoured
coffees to their hearts extent, extent. extent. their heart's
desire is better.
It's even better. Yeah. Well, the point is this guy has in
disguise, he's got no legs. What we need to do is we need to act
this way. So short.
Ah. And here comes Trump's nickname for Michael Bloomberg.
There is no buddy I'd rather run against than little Michael that
little Michael 2008
pregnancy bias lawsuit the 72 Moms versus Bloomberg. This was
72 current and former female employees who were pregnant
while became pregnant while working at Bloomberg. His
financial service company claimed the company
discriminates, discriminated against them by decreasing their
pay demoting them and excluding them from other employment
opportunities after they became pregnant. What and this is from
ABC News. One complaint alleges that a Bloomberg senior
executive upon hearing that two of his female executives have
become pregnant remarked, I'm not having any pregnant bitches
working for me and instructed another executive to terminate
them. And then apparently, the culture was saying things like
oh, you're not committed. You don't want to be here because
you got pregnant. It was a huge scandal, but yeah, it was 11
years ago, but I think they should do some digging, don't
you?
Oh, yeah. No, if he gets anywhere they're gonna start
doing some digging. I mean, I was gonna get Tulsi back up
there. She'll last night.
I was looking at I mean, the the there's a medium article written
by someone who's I guess is read a lot over there. A Democrat,
and it's just they hate him. Hate him. Why would we elect
this other white sis mill billionaire? And then oh, what
was it the De Niro? Think I have it here? Or is that he's a pig.
Now. It was even better than that. When did my dinero go?
Hold on a second. Well, that's, uh huh. Did I lose that clip?
Oh, man. It was a good clip to
nice Amanda here on the next show. Ah, shoot.
Never had to be with joy read this. This. This kid. This will
not stand. You may
just have got it. Yes.
I got it. I got it. This is a De Niro. bitching about Trump
bitching about Giuliani on MSNBC Joy Reid's show, of course. And
this was sent to me as the quintessential example of what
you said being yourself midget copertura helft. ie the Dutch
proverb. You are what you accuse others of being
a mum Trump's not a billionaire. He's a fake president. He calls
everything else fake because he knows he's fake. He projects.
He's a classic. I don't know what you call it. Everything
that he says that negative about other things or other people is
what he's saying about themselves. So he's fake. He's a
loser. He is a genuine loser. And to get somebody who's real,
like Bloomberg, who has a lot more. And this guy he says he's
worth three something billion. We don't even know if he has
he's just a total huckster. He's a hustler.
Yeah. And he's, and I think one of the things I like Joy
Yeah, totally. I agree. Mike's got 50 billion. This guy's a
huckster, I guess. I guess you need to be billionaire now,
according to De Niro to become president. So he's a hustler.
Yeah. And he's, I think one of the things that angers him
probably the most is that people like you people from craves to
be a part of your world, he craves to be part of the world,
the you know, of the famous of the people that are actors, or I
love how this joy Reid is just making this up. She's just her
opinion, that he just craves that.
He wants to be a part of your world. And the rejection from
people like you, I think, is one of the thing that bugs in the
mouse. How
could you not want I mean, when I was in New York before, you
know before, before he was doing all this type of everyone have
anything to do with him? I mean, I heard he's around he wants to
take a picture. We want to have nothing to do with him. He's a
fool. Everybody knew that but I mean that he Call up the
tabloids and say he's the agent for he call up Forbes magazine.
That's crazy.
Oh, that never happens in Hollywood.
And not people bought it. Yeah, absolutely. Last thing before I
go to the movie, what do you make a Giuliani?
I think he lost his mind. I think he's he's, what a shame
because he had something going and then he just prostituted
himself to work with Trump. I mean, how could he do that? I
have no understanding of how he can. He was the guy who used to
prosecute people with the RICO act and so on. And now he's part
of a criminal family. It's, you know, he's the Tom Hagen,
Tom Hagen. Nice reference to the godfather. Yeah, I mean, what
did De Niro actually say there? You know, this, just spouting
about how much he hates him and nobody liked him. And never do
we always thought he was a fool. And ah, and he clearly wants to
be part of my world. I don't think so. No, I don't think so.
either. That's what De Niro thinks. Oh, yeah, yeah. He's
just nuts. Well, and this Yeah. I got this. Helen. Helen Mirren.
This is actually a very good exercise. I'm happy that Stephen
Colbert did this. Because it it showed you immediately the
fallacy of this. This Ukraine impeachment bull crap. So we had
Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen think they have a movie
together. And he's the Irishman. No, no, that's De Niro's movies,
they have a movie together. There's always there's always
there's always a movie, they got their together. And so they come
out and they're, they're promoting their movie. And CO
bear then has this genius ideas. And, you know, Trump has said
that, you know, you got to read the transcript. Because if you
don't read the transcript, then you'd have no context. You don't
understand it was a it was a beautiful look. Phone call.
There was a it was a perfect, perfect phone call. Everything
could not have been more perfect. It was just beautiful.
And so I will just read to you. This is what makes it
interesting. I'm reading the actual PDF. The only lines that
matter for this this Gambit that Colbert did, we are ready. This
is the Zelensky, the Ukrainian president we are ready to
continue to cooperate for the next steps. Specifically, we are
almost ready to buy more javelins from the United States
for defence purposes. And then the President says, I would like
you to do us a favour though, because our country has been
through a lot and Ukraine knows a lot about it. I would like you
to find out what happened with this whole situation. The
situation with Ukraine, they say CrowdStrike I guess you have one
of your wealthy people, the server, they say Ukraine,
Ukraine has it? There are a lot of things that went on the whole
situation. I think you're surrounding yourself with some
of the same people. And so you know nothing about Biden in this
whole paragraph. And he winds up by saying whatever you can do,
it's very important that you do it if that's possible. And then
Zelinsky get into the Biden thing comes up way down at the
bottom. But that's that's the piece that they're going to
reenact where Trump asks for this favour. For this for
Ukraine, information about crites? CrowdStrike. Nothing
about the Biden's yet here's how it's presented on television.
Donald Trump, as you may have heard, released a transcript of
him essentially extorting the Ukrainian president saying
military aid. Exactly. Unless Unless you launch the
investigation as the Biden's now he says you
you're very, very clear what he just said. He said Trump is
asking for a favour for him to launch the investigation on the
Biden's which is in the literal transcript. Not true. The favour
is asked about CrowdStrike Ukraine, the server the corrupt
the corruption going on in Ukraine
president saying I have military aid. Exactly. Unless Unless you
launch the investigations. The Biden's say what.
I'm listening to her going Yeah, yeah. And they're agreeing with
each other. And she's like, acting the fool. Yeah.
Now he says the perfect phone call perfectly innocent, and he
wants to read it on air in a fireside chat. And he thinks
that when he reads it out loud, it'll, it'll suddenly seem so
innocent, that you won't want him removed from office. And
since I have two of the greatest living actors right here, I was
wondering
this is the line in case and I will I will be the judge but
whether you're innocent or guilty, well, after you read the
line. Let me set the scene. We'll go back and forth here.
Okay, let me let me let me set the scene. The scene is you're
on the phone with Ukrainian president. His country has been
invaded by the Russians. You've got the military aid he needs
but you're not going to give it to him.
Notice. Notice what he's saying here. his country's been invaded
by The Russians, Trump has the military aid that you need a
bunch of javelins. Okay. I mean, this is unbelievable.
You're on the phone with the Ukrainian president. His country
has been invaded by the Russians. You've got the
military aid he needs, but you're not going to give it to
him.
I guess Russia is out now. Now that he got the military aid
must be over
unless you get the pro quo back. This is what you say after he
says I would like the Javelin missiles. Helen, if you would
try this.
Actually, actually, what the what the guy said was, we are
almost ready to buy more javelins from the United States
for defence purposes.
President his country's been invaded by the Russians. You've
got the military aid he needs but you're not going to give it
to him unless you get the pro quo back. This is what you say
after he says I would like the Javelin missiles. Helen, if you
will try this casually
Solinsky I'd like you to do us a favour guilty
I'd like you to do us a favour though. And he holds his fingers
up like a gun. Now officially, they should, you know, Academy
Awards BAFTA should all be rescinded their horrible actors.
Guilty. Guilty.
repellent. Could you try it? Could you be happy?
I would like to Javelin missiles, please.
I'd like you to do us a favour though.
I mean, and they just go on and on. And the whole thing is based
on a bullshit lie. It's not even from the transcript. So Oh,
whoa, I can't wait to hear Trump reads that line. I mean, wow,
that's hard to watch the Colbert show, because it's so full of
shit.
I mean, it's Does he even know that that's just not what the
transcript says, I don't care if anyone reads a transcript. I
don't care if Trump gets impeached or not. I don't care.
But the comedy, the writers in the back room are dreaming the
skits up. And there I think is funny. It is what we should do.
Well, it's not there. You know, if any writer back there is
going wow, this is not exactly what happened. They would be
excoriated say. So what that's not the point we're trying to
get a laugh here.
Well, that's true.
Just but it is it does affect the public discourse and is very
irresponsible. As far as I'm concerned. Hey, plenty of ways
to get a laugh. There's plenty of jokes out there. This writers
can write good material. They don't have to lie to the public
and mislead people. No. It's very, it's just it's just
shameful. But it's just us.
Yeah, maybe. Let's just stick with the 2020. Sandy was
shilling for Bernie on the aforementioned? What was that?
The
the climate change event down in South Carolina, wherever. Right?
Right. Right, right. And with with a ground loop buzz miss.
Well, they didn't have the ground loop
buzz on, on a no AOC dressed in a very interesting outfit. Just
from a television and stage perspective, a long green dress
about calf high to under the long, well below the knees, with
brown with no black stockings, or whatever they were in black
shoes. And it was, it was it was a very, this was a different
outfit for her. And I'm not and it was green, of course, which I
guess was for the green New Deal. But then when she had kind
of this flowy motion, and then she went into this whole thing
about politicians, which she repeated later on stage, or
maybe it was earlier at a Bernie rally. But this was a much
better version, that she's just talking about how heartbreaking
it is when politicians lie to you.
And so when you elect a politician, and then they let
you down, it feels like rejection. It feels like
heartbreak. It feels like betrayal. And it feels like I
never want to love again. That's what that's like. And so
I never want to love again.
Hold on. There we go. I feel like I never want the day by the
way. Well, let's play the whole and it feels like I never want
to love again. That's what that feels like. And so I understand
how that feels because I felt that way. But you know what
happens when you say I never want to love again. Your heart
gets black and you turn angry. You get very anxious
I'm gonna take my clicker the day that I'm gonna take Thank
you Sandy. Thank you Sandy. I wonder why you left
me Oh Sandy yes Sandy
got our new tune whenever we play a good AOC clip like
that that is the funniest clip for a while can you believe
that
it just tickles me to dress looked expensive to me.
Oh all her stuff is very it's old couture man it's not off the
rack. She's got good stuff definitely
getting some good stuff. Well, she's got the right figure for
it. She can look good in it, you know, hangs there. It gets some
good kudos from the get some plugs for the labels.
Yeah, I wonder do they do profile have to look at some of
the fashion mag see if how much they highlight her and what
she's wearing. I know that
the beginning it'll once they figure this out that they can
Oh, she's perfect for loners. You know,
it's all loners. Of course it's loners. Yeah.
Same dress twice.
Can you imagine that would be crazy, like Judy Woodruff
who seems to have been put pushed off or she maybe she's on
vacation, but I haven't seen really interesting they got some
Gower woman out during the show younger not one of the regulars
just a new new No, they get your new two or three new people on
there that are just there all the time now. I think they've
done a revamp
now you you mentioned this in the in the newsletter. The big
Greta ahead in San Francisco. Oh, yeah. The big mural. I
figured unless you have one I have. I think it's a local
report. But I thought it was rather interesting things to
kind of contrast your comments which were what the heck, we
could have had so many giant heads of so many interesting
numbers. You put a big head of this girl on there for she's
never even been to San Francisco as far as I know. Yeah, I
don't even know she has no, she hasn't leave she well, we would
have known if she'd been to San Francisco because she'd have the
key to the city hanging around her
neck or more the proof to the city.
Here we're looking at the newest addition to the San Francisco
skyline, a mural designed to draw attention to climate
change. Hi above Mason streets. 10 stories up on the side of the
native sons building near Union Square. Undress Petruzzelli, an
internationally renowned artist who goes by colbray His painting
a teenage girl with big blue eyes and a Mona Lisa smile. Mona
Lisa smile. It's a mural of Greta Thunberg. She's a 16 year
old from Sweden who has inspired young people all over the world
to take to the streets and let older people know they want
climate change to be taken seriously.
But I want to people need to realise that we have to do
something for the world or the wise. This is the beginning of
our ascension. Cobras says
his paintings often provoke reactions. This one
is a little bit more political in some kind of way. Because I
want them to think about it to create conversation with the
friends and everything. Have you seen a mural of Greta? Say when
he said that about about climate change. Cobra is
donating his time for this cause the environmental nonprofit one?
Sorry, I don't believe that for a minute. Right? That he's
donating it? Yeah, no, I don't either. I mean, you have to get
permits, even if you're going to do this kind of stuff. It's not
that it's got to be a city city initiative, I think to be an
NGO,
I haven't seen a mural of Greta, say when he said that about
about climate change. Cobra is
donating his time for this cause the environmental nonprofit, one
atmosphere is buying the paint, you hit people with public art
and it hits him in the heart hoping people will be inspired
not just to gawk, but to act. She's a
child. At the end of the day, it's a child that's telling us
what to do. I hope that people are touched by this image and
that they understand the innocence and the strength and
the power of her message. And it really it helps people to bring
about some change in their own lives and also get involved
politically and bring about changes, you know, at a national
and international level.
The Greta mural is expected to be completed by early next week.
There you go.
It's an eyesore. I'm not sure
they did the no agenda album art, it would be cool. And that
would be great on the side of a building.
Great credit do it would be better wouldn't be it'd be less
of an eyesore. That's for sure. Yeah. So there's this book that
came out? Oh, the anon by anonymous book, The anonymous
book. Yes. Yes. I'm
glad you're covering this.
And so the thing is who the hell wrote this book? Steve
pathogenic says he knows Oh, really?
Is this the pathetic clip?
This is the now before you play it. Yeah, I want to say I
just say you You're walking all over my beat that you were on
the road and it's true.
Botanic was visibly shaken. Oh, extremely nervous. I haven't
seen this one yet. So he was stammering he was making errors
in his sentence structures. He was not happy about having to
reveal this guy. Wow. And he believes that that Bolton was
the guy who is anonymous, which makes nothing but sense to me.
There's some backup clips talking about this, this, this
book, but let's play the genic clip first. Hi,
this is pathetic. And today I want to talk about John Bolton,
the Benedict Arnold of America. Now why do I say that? Why a
book came out? That was written by anonymous, and it's written
about the Trump administration and how childish they are, how
pure and how effective they are. In fact, John Bolton calls the
President a 12 year old but doesn't know what his mental
condition is. I happen to know John Bolton, and I think he's a
sociopath. But as an intelligence operative, what I
did was to create agitation propaganda, I purposely created
a proposal for my own book, which will come out in a few
weeks, which talks about the real Jack Ryan and the person
who really implemented a lot of the Coos and counted coos in
this administration. Now I'm doing another coup. What I'm
trying to do is to get John Bolton blown out of the water,
because he came in as an anonymous writer, what and how
did I figure that out? Number one, the passages that came out,
and were written in The New York Times and Washington Post said
the following, thanks to our great 911 a situation we have
gone into now a pure ideal situation or self destructive
situation. In other words, what John had written and the only
person who could write that was somebody deeply involved in 911.
When I wrote my proposal and presented it to Hachette, and
I'll talk about Hachette in a minute. They turned me down
immediately because they knew that the history of the real
Jack Ryan was was involved in breaking up the 911 coup. Now
let me say to you how this came about John Bolton's figure and
personality fits what we call in the intelligence world mice am
standing for money i for ideology, see for cash or for
compromise, and E for ego. John needs the money. He's
ideologically always been a neocon. See, he's always been
compromised by someone or an institution, in this case, Yale,
where he went to Yale and worked with Bob Woodward and John
Kerry, who are now on ABC News and NBC News. And the last one
was ego his ego is immense. Carl Ford, one of my intelligence
operatives said correctly that John needed to always suck up to
the superior and always deprecate the bottom
what was that acronym he
had mice mice money some compromise and ego
they certainly fits the bill i By the way, the book he's
talking about I've read parts of Botanics book it's fantastic. He
is the he is the real Jack Ryan is fantastic book
well in this case this book a warning by anonymous which is
highlighted coincidentally in the New York Times in their book
review of course as one day I read The Times headline a book
review in a warning anonymous author makes a case against
reelection. And so they so I was thinking it makes a lot of sense
that was Bolton who wrote the anonymous piece because he was
fired shortly thereafter somebody got wind of it guys and
in the in certain circles you can find out who these people
are. There's some publishing circles I know for a fact Yeah,
you must put Chantix got a bunch of stuff old contacts old timers
and they it was a gossip ring and so they could find out who
Yanni any has been actively pitching. I know because I spoke
to him for lunch. He has been act actively pitching his book
to all the big the big publishers, so I'm sure that he
was talking to people and got enough to put it all together
right there.
Yes, absolutely. I don't think there's any doubt about it. But
let's listen to some. Some Bolton related rundowns that I
picked up. Here's one from CBS n. This is the Bolton to testify
rundown. I want to bring
in Shavon Hughes, who's a Capitol Hill reporter for The
Wall Street Journal and joins us now. So Shimon, thank you for
joining us. You know, a lawyer for John Bolton says that his
client has new information on these meetings with Ukraine. But
one of course, is a former national security adviser. I'm
curious what your sources are telling you about the type of
information but might have.
So we don't know exactly what John Bolton knows, but what we
do know is that he was well positioned to help Have a type
of access that none of the witnesses has so far had as the
National Security Adviser John Bolton was essentially Donald
Trump's right hand man on national security issues would
have been in the room with him. Also in the room with other key
players like Mick Mulvaney Gordon sondland. Mr. Bolten has
a reputation for being very direct, very forthcoming. Even
Democrats say that if they don't always agree with his politics,
they can trust his information. Yeah,
I did catch some of this when I was watching some of the TV even
in European news, although not a lot about Trump at all. As I
mentioned previously, a lot of people like all we call Bolton
Yeah, we can't go and a bolton does he? He doesn't want to but
we're gonna have to get him to testify. He's the guy he can
bring him down. Bolton is gonna bring him down.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, Bolton is a bad guy. I mean, nobody liked
him to begin with. If you listen to the right wing talkers, none
of these guys could figure out how bolt even it didn't in the
end. Here's the question they asked. Pathetic. Okay. Which is
how did Bolton get his job in the White House to begin with?
Who put him in there? Which one of the Stooges that wasn't
Mattis? Was it the guy before him? Right. I'll ask him. I'd
like to know because there's no it's because all the right wing
talkers pretty much say the same thing. How did Bolton get in
here? He's a he's a neocon, which just goes against
everything that Trump was running on. You know, he hated
all these Neo cons and he puts a neocon in as his National
Security Adviser why? So that bone gets in there and he's just
trying to be as
empathetic was not happy about Bolton being in there him from
day one, he was like, get that guy out that guy's got to get
fired.
So So Bolton do becomes this anonymous characters makes
nothing but sense. But whatever it is. The second clip this is
excerpts from the anonymous book, on Democracy Now with our
with,
with without ground loop, a midnight
self massacre. That was the plan hatched by some senior Trump
administration officials, who considered resigning on mass
last year to sound the alarm about Trump's conduct. They
ultimately rejected the idea of or concerns that would further
destabilise the government. The aborted warning is one of a
series of revelations in a forthcoming book titled A
warning. Its author is an anonymous senior official within
the Trump administration, who published an anonymous op ed in
the New York Times last year headlined I am part of the
resistance inside the Trump administration. In the book, the
author describes senior officials waking up and trying
to respond to Trump's overnight Twitter announcements writing
quote, it's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to
find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard
and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food. As worried
attendants tried to catch him. ageism, you're stunned, amused
and embarrassed all at the same time. Only your uncle probably
wouldn't do it every single day. His words aren't broadcast to
the public, and he doesn't have to lead the US government once
he puts his pants on. Unquote. The author also claims Trump
once asked White House lawyers to write a bill to send to
Congress aimed at reducing the number of federal judges. After
various judges had thwarted Trump's policies. Trump
reportedly said quote, can we just get rid of the judges?
Let's get rid of the expletive judges. There shouldn't be any
at all. Really? He said, This according to the forthcoming
book, a warning.
Hey, that home was fantastic. I mean, it's almost a format. We
need to have some home on our own show. I can't even make home
anymore. I don't think it's all digital. I don't know how they
do it.
I'm driving around yesterday with Mimi and I pointed out to
her because I got a bunch of college stations. And I pointed
this out and it's something that people should podcasters maybe
we should consider this. I'm listening to K Alexa local Cal
station or at Berkeley. And the woman is doing a music bunch of
music but she has she has a very low musical bed underneath her.
When she's talking to us announcing she has to do little
music going on. And I've noticed that I use this trick once I was
doing a weekend at one of the stations around here and I heard
this years early rock and Johnny see everybody how you do it was
a talk show rocking the bed. And it was I heard a bed underneath
some guy was doing a show and it was I still think is fabulous to
listen to. It was just a bunch of bubbling it's like a like a
little boiling pot.
Oh you know Nick the rat has a cauldron type thing like that as
well called
ver cauldron. You just have that going on? He has, I think with a
lot of echo, but you can just have it in the background is a
little bit and and I pointed out to me, Mia says I said only
college stations do this because nobody else will allow it. It's
just not allowable for some reasons became a and I don't
know why maybe you have a better handle on tonight do a
mainstream station the engine, nobody will let you do that they
do. I mean, you can maybe once in a while you can get away with
it and then you get chewed out later. But they don't.
Mainstream stations will not allow a bed underneath anything.
They want to announcer to come on straightforward. You can put
a little echo on him or something you get back to the
music, but you can't have that kind of noise in the background.
You might as this You mean,
on a talk show. On any show. Oh, well, the top 40 Guys, I got
bubbles for us now right now. I got someone farting in the
bathtub. Sounds really good. On a top 40 radio station that
there's never a jock talking without music or some dead
underneath them ever. That's that's the format. But you know,
like we talked the other day like, what was that? Where
they're doing music? A music bed?
ABC. Yeah.
I mean, that's it's it's stupid. I think. Doing it
all over the Yeah, but they're doing it over the clips. Yeah.
40 No, that's a mistake.
They're playing it over the clips. They're not playing it
over the voice.
Oh, Jesus. I'm sorry. Jesus has nothing to do with it. But it's
that stupid. Yeah, maybe this is better. Maybe this is better for
us. We'll try this one.
There's a little bubbling. Yeah.
That was that. So now it
sounds like we're in a couple of guys in a Jacuzzi. Hey,
hey, funny meeting you here.
Come here. So the point is the story, which is the resigning on
mass story is a creation. I don't believe a word of
it resigning on mass. Everyone's gonna walk out. Yeah, we're all
gonna walk out. Let's do it. Because we all hate working here
so much, please, that we're all gonna walk out on the president.
And then they said, Well, we're not going to do it because it
may disrupt a country too much. I don't believe a word of it.
The thing that's pathetic points out and maybe this is why he was
nervous. And I will ask him about it aside, obviously from
who hired Bolton that's high on the list. He was talking because
this is what botanic does. And it's interesting because I don't
know if he, if it really works if he really believes it. Or if
he's just delusional. He because he will say to me, I'm running
OSI up against John Bolton. And he said this, I'm talking months
ago. And so all his videos, most of his videos at the time were
all Bolton, bad. Bolton, Bolton, Bolton. And he says, you know,
they monitor me and other people monitor me. And of course, it's
true because we monitor him as well. And here we are, we're
actually rebroadcasting his message and we're not the only
ones. So what he's worried about is that this anonymous book
really is a soft coup SIOP against Trump because it's a
direct play into Trump's ego. And I don't know if he's made
comments on it yet, but he probably will. And it becomes a
kind of a negative distraction. He he doesn't do well with these
types of things and obsesses on it a little too much. But maybe,
no, no, no, Trump.
Oh, yes. But the good news is, he doesn't read.
Thank goodness. So yeah, unless unless there's an audio book.
It'll never happen. He won't know what's in the book. You're
right. Well, all of this doesn't matter. Because as I did trounce
down my beat this morning. It looks like indeed, very soon, we
will have the unsealing the 1000s of indictments. Yes, yes,
yes. Yes, I know. It's hard to believe, but we're finally
there. Joe Digenova. And his wife Victoria tunes a big
comeback on Joe Dobbs, Lou Dobbs, Pete Dobbs.
But you check the data on this to make sure it's a recent clip
because sometimes you can get fooled. Two years ago
no, I'm pretty sure
this is a receipt very similar. I'm sure.
Who cares. I'm just recycling and pretending this something
new.
Let's turn to first the inspector general report. I'll
be in the same position I've been in for two years. Are we
ever going to see this this report?
You are going to see it Lou, but I am not predicting so much for
anonymous sources. Look at that. One says the hour before
Thanksgiving, the other says no.
Oh, at least they're backing off on the timeline now. So they're
getting up. They're cooling off a little bit on next Wednesday.
We're gonna do it's always next Wednesday, so no longer but I
heard she slipped in, you know, before Thanksgiving, we should
hold on to
it. I can tell you this. And we have darn good sources for this.
It's going to be very bad for the people in the Obama
administration. As somebody that my source said to me, it's going
to be worse than you can imagine.
Well, that's that is a heck of a tease Victoria that,
like we haven't been seized for months. I'm
already sort of chomping at the bit to get the thing. Joe, your
thoughts on that? Horowitz report. It doesn't sound like
it's going to be a tepid matter. Explosive, would you say?
I would say explosive, and I would say for people at the
highest levels of the FBI, and at the highest levels of the
Justice Department more important, the Justice
Department. It's going to be devastating. It's going to ruin
careers. It's going to make people have bar problems. It's
going to be the L bar problem. No, no, no, no Bar Association
problems. Because what's what's clear and now we know is that
the senior levels of the Obama Justice Department were
complicit in knowingly submitting materially false
applications to the FISA court for an illegitimate
counterintelligence purpose, not for a legitimate purpose, but to
spy on Americans for political purposes. And it really will end
up being the beginning of the greatest political scandal in
history. And it's being held up partially because of John
Durham's new Grand Jury which by the way exists for one reason
and one reason only because people are going to be indicted
indictments come in
Yeah. Oh, bread.
Oh, but there's more there's a part two. So that was about
Horowitz is indictments but you don't know nothing yet. Because
during the Durham investigation inspector general Durham all is
going to be so it's gonna be all it's gonna be massive.
It's what's been expanded blue because now going into whole
other areas, he's gone back into the the or origins of the
investigation, I mean, to do to for those of us who know this
business, if you get it. If you're in counterintelligence,
and you get a word that a George papadopolis has said he heard
something that the Russians have something, you know what you do,
you go, you go knock on his door within a week. And
she actually made a very interesting point here. Because
I don't know if it was FBI, I think it was FBI before it was
CIA. But she's making this point that if you get some word about,
you know, Russian intelligence, trying to infiltrate a campaign,
you go knock on that guy's door within a week and you say, hey,
let's talk about it. Let's see what's going on. It is exactly
the same modus operandi, the FBI uses for the six week cycle.
When a guy says kill all Jews in the synagogue, they don't go
talk to him see what's going on to get him for a psych eval, you
know, maybe put a straitjacket on them. Now, they give him
phoney bombs and Jack him up for two months so that you can go
and actually pretend to do it. This is a fundamental structural
precedes procedural issue with the United States intelligence
communities. They are there honey trappers. They're there.
It's what is the word I
brought this up in the last show. And I still think this
possibility exists, that they have determined at some point
that they can't do the old fashioned thing, which still
still seems like the logical thing to do, which is that if
you heard that Papadopoulos was being contacted by the Russians,
you'd go turn him into it to a double agent right away. Well,
even better, even better. No, you
want to entrap him instead exactly
this a little bit more.
What you do, you go, you go knock on his door within a week
and ask him about it and have him give you the information.
Where did he get it? And how did he do that? They didn't do that
at all. They dissipate all the rules of a counterintelligence
investigation.
And it's expanded because originally, Barr wanted them to
just look at the beginnings of crossfire hurricane How did this
start? How did it happen? But then what they discovered was
that they found out from the Devin Nunez experience at the
White House in March of 2000.
That's a great band name, the Devin Nunez experience.
I have a new news experience at the White House in the March of
2017, that there had been massive, massive unmasking of
Americans for political purposes, and that those
information was given and leaked to the press. And by the way,
the Michael Flynn Ambassador Kislyak called the Russian
ambassador which was leaked to David Ignatius of The post is in
fact, the subject of one of the criminal investigations because
that leak is a 20 year felony. Hey,
Devin Nunez experience well. I have I have high hopes I have
high hopes
and I hope everyone feels better. And with that,
I would like to sincerely thank you you for your courage and say
in the morning to you the man who put the sea in the connector
ground. John Cena
in the morning to you Mr. McCurry also in the morning all
ships and sea feet in the air subs in the water Bucha the air
and the other things and the dames knights.
And in the morning to all of our trolls in Laetrile room Lotro
room is where you can go hang out if you're a troll. It's like
a Digital Bridge. And that bridge is the no agenda stream
and no agenda stream.com That bridge is filled with fun things
for you to troll. Come on in. We've got cookies and milk, no
agenda stream.com. But seriously, folks, there's good
stuff in them streams is you know, and it's it's it was so
interesting. Thursday Darren Oh, does the pre show he does a
fantastic, almost reminiscent of one of the you know, like the
great 70s jocks, you know, rap and Ryman just you know, the I
don't know, but it's all bash and rock and roll. And then he
hits you know, he hands it over the stream to to Amsterdam, and
I click go and then I'm live and No, it's cool. I mean, it's a
real station to anyway, no agenda stream.com. And also, we
would like to thank the artists for episode 1188. That was our
previous show. The artists was data, who has won a couple of
album, art placements. And there's nothing like having
rules for us to break a rule, as the title of the show was Greta
Doom Berg, which was a very obvious title. And we did
something that we don't typically do, we combined the
title with the album art, which was this fantastic Mad Max
rendering of Greta. And it was just I mean, as you said, and I
recall this, that's not a simple photoshop job. There was work
done on this.
Yes. And I and we violated a second rule, which was to look
up whether this thing is in the public domain done by someone
else. Oh, shit, did we?
We didn't. We didn't. And was it? Taken? Nope.
it after the fact that those things
are right. Normally, we always check that yeah, you're right.
Yeah. So
no, I couldn't find any other examples. I mean, you could pop
it in and you Katie comes back with the no agenda art. So
somewhere along the lines, our buddy did this picture of Gredin
and plugged it into that that other picture, which has been
floating around. Yeah. And I know it was original. Well, I
mean, I think you mentioned that it's been done with Hillary,
Hillary has been the
original one, the original piece with a guy with the Mad Max
character. Yeah. How to Hillary, right. So if swapped out the
Hillary and put a Greta, in the same basic style, not quite as
an extreme me, I'm gonna, you know, destroy so many hours in
the day. But it's not as extreme a look as to Hillary one, which
is really frightening. Yeah. But he put that grid in there, it
worked beautifully. And it went and I found nothing. That that
indicates that this is lifted in any way. So it was, but we
normally check. Funny, after the fact
Oh, crap, go take a look. And I thought comics or Blogger would
would be disturbed by our breaking of the rule. But he
actually defended our choice. Interestingly,
well, I didn't know that he I don't know that anybody knows
this specific rule about the titles.
We've explained that before. And so that was one person one
person picked up on it said, Hey, wait a minute, I thought
You thought the title. And the album art and the opening clip
are three separate things. And typically that is our rule.
Yeah. But we broke it for a good reason. And it happens. I mean,
rules are meant to be broken, and we broke it. Now there's
other pieces rules aren't meant to be broke. They're meant to be
broken. I thought just to make sure that we may include we had
some good art here. Darren had a number of Darren was going for
and he couldn't couldn't get it. But I thought the another
another big cover up for that with the ABC logo I thought was
good. Yeah, it was like we talked for free. We make money.
That was wasn't it wasn't easy. We're gonna use but it was fun.
It was funny. Yeah. There's a couple other Well, that
was the Hey, Betsy how to pick up girls with the flight
transponder. I mean, there was all kinds of stuff that was
funny regarding the show. It's just, I mean, also it has to
pop. I mean, the whole idea is that people are scrolling
through their their podcast app, which apparently still is not
the case on all peoples. And apparently they did fix the
Albemarle changing, but I would recommend if it's not changing
for you, and you're up to date with your iOS 13 million 1000 or
whatever that you make sure that you delete your subscription and
resubscribe that may fix it. Although it shouldn't it
shouldn't. It should just work. But I don't know I don't know
why Apple can't get it works on other on other podcast apps is
fine.
They don't care.
They do care but it's not one of their priorities because you
know, they I don't think they are they have a dedicated team
is my understanding. Remember the
team needs to be replaced.
Don't say this. We actually have knights up there, man.
Don't fight like the guys the guys who run it. Otherwise the
guys you talk to you. It's not talking about the coders.
Yeah, well, I I know some believe me those guys like us,
too. But, but there's no the it's the Machine Man. Man. It's
the machine. The machine does things in strange and mysterious
ways. Well, thank you very much data. Now you did a great job.
And he has done some other goodness look at his page on no
agenda, art generator.com where all modern and smart artists go
to create art for our show. Because it really is a great bit
of value. I got questions about this in Holland. How do you guys
do that album art every single time? He said well, we don't he
says we don't also don't have listeners, bro. Who's got
producers and then slowly it starts to dawn on people how it
works. So we appreciate that and we appreciate the work of
volunteers listen to this show. Exactly no agenda are generated
are calm. And we also have a few executive and Associate
Executive producers to thank which we're going to do right
now.
Yeah, and I also want to thank the Boston people because we had
a consolidated number that was in the last spreadsheet I didn't
put it in this one because it'd be just it would make the
numbers wrong. Yeah. But I want to thank the people from Boston
because there's a cup one is an executive producer and as a
couple of socialists I'm gonna read their I'm gonna read this
the main list first time I read the Boston
list. Good Good, good, good because they said like $700 or
something. Yeah, it
was 700 Nice. So and we'll have to incorporate them into the
specific list at the end. Okay, sir otaku starts us off at Duke
good to northeast Texas and Red River Valley from Lewisville.
Texas 34567 favourite. Hey guys, I need some mac and cheese
Carmen and LG why for a state competition? That I'm competing
in today. Steak competition. What does that mean?
I have no steak.
Maybe he's maybe they're having steak houses or cooking I'm
cooking steak. Alright, we'll do something after great work, sir
Taku to give Northwest Texas in the Red River Valley. You slaves
can get used to mac and cheese. Macaroni and Cheese shattered
melted together
mac and cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese. Mac and cheese.
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William messing 334 from Bainbridge Island, Washington.
ITAM. Jen says donation should make me a night no prior
donations and he's got list. Please title me Sir William of
Bainbridge Island. All right. Please add Oktoberfest beer and
pretzels.
Yes. I ordered them this morning and I saw the boxes come in so
they should already be here for you. Yes. Thank you very much,
William. I'm looking forward to knighting you
John Waldorf 33333 and Elk River Minnesotan nuts. Whooping with
the Constitution to the head. This is his little list. The vor
act.org/and A just because it's so damn catchy and we can't play
that enough. Can we? understaffed cancer from my best
friend wife Becky's cancer just f cancer? House karma because
I'm closing on Friday goat karma because I'm a retired Navy chef
Chief. Chief Oh chief I'm sorry you retired Navy chief chef
would be funnier.
Yeah, no kidding.
He's a retired Navy chief and he was gonna come I don't get the
connection personally. But maybe there's something
about the goat is the universal mascot of the United States
Navy. I didn't know this. I don't know if it's true, but I
think we should launch it.
First time donor please de douche means you spend de deuced
just thanks for all you do, boys. I'm enjoying a newfound
sanity please keep up the good work. I'd like to call out my
brother Paul. As the douchebag he's a regular listener loves it
when people get called out. Bucks five bucks chip enslave.
Just a word of Elk River 73 is Katie's zero VX
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replied, but we'd love to see you there John go to K five
acc.com Now get out there and Obama's behind what's? Behind
hadn't played that one a long time.
I don't know where their buddies are Cal lavender blossoms 333
Why do I have to listen to each show three to four times? You
don't need to I suggest you do a show a day. Go ahead run with
it. Sure. Happy 12th anniversary my friends Raquel Lavender
blossoms.org Lavender blossoms.org
Thank you so much. Up eraser cow is keeping us keeping our
keeping in our sanities in straits in out of in good whack.
With your CBD selves. Slow selves. It's very I travelled
with myself.
Do you know?
Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. If you've been sitting for 10
hours. You know, sometimes you just chafe a little bit. I don't
need to tell you more but Cal selves at lavender. You're
sitting.org Watch has already gone way too far this
conversation.
Sir Andrew harms comes up. Sir cow we love you. Sir Andrew
harms comes up at 300 bucks. He will be our last as executive
producer. Happy Veterans Day please offer a moment of silence
and play flowers of the forest. In honour of all the veterans we
have lost Sir Andrew harmes que si Zero W one one. Flowers of
the VI flowers of World War Two is what?
Okay, well, we'll play it for just a second. And we will be
quiet and because of course tomorrow is. Tomorrow is
Veterans Day. Yes. So we'll play this just for a moment.
And of course, Veterans Day was originally Armistice Day 1111
from 1918 when they signed off World War One.
Yes. Well, I have a lot of veterans in my family. So we do
observe that on Mondays
on this Monday for love Burg to 33 dot 33 Oh, you missed a black
night era Darien Why don't you read that? Well, I go look up
her note. I think she sent a an email I think
okay, Black Knight era Darien from trabuco trabuco trabuco
Canyon trabuco Canyon, California, oak Canyon. Thanks
for the show. Guys. Can you please put my daughter Gracie on
the birthday list? Of course she's on. She has been exposed
to the best podcast in the Universe since she was about 10
years old. She now turns 23 and has a wonderfully normal sized
amygdala. This is my gift to her black. Oh no. I think that is my
gift to her. Yes. And that's a great gift. It's the gift that
keeps on giving a normal sized amygdala for your young human
resource. Thank you very much black night air Darren she's on
the list of course and we'll be congratulating her later
Jennifer Love Berg to 3333 You got to note
well I got her her thing here but just no note that I can find
she may not have had a note does she
know I see no note from her so she's just going to be if she
hasn't no she'll send us something we will read it
whenever it is of course. I thought she said did send
something that's kind of bothersome Okay. All right back
to the regular list. Sir ever have the what? Or I'm sorry Alex
gates let's do with Alex Alex le CK s gates to 15 figures time to
pay back. The value I get from the shows for keeping my sanity.
Semi weekly. It's my third time donating and about time for a D
douching. You got it. You've been D deuced
says no jingles but jobs can be nice as I get through my free
first gig in the government contracting it space I only have
worked in the private sector until now and this has certainly
been an eye opening experience
if you can boots on the ground reports always welcome here
jobs jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs
a survivor of the watt and to under $10.98 i So Miss Soddy
Daisy having moved to this frozen wasteland of Michigan by
the way, there is a meetup group up there you should join up with
them and you'll you'll feel a lot better when guys are great
on both Thursdays what
is the what is Soddy? Daisy again?
Down in forgot where it was it was Mississippi or someplace
into one of the southern states Soddy Daisy Yeah, I remember it
used to always be from Soddy Daisy. Colin on new free
only free honour for honour free maybe honour free
and it's really for the New Jersey your old your old
stomping right on right across the bridge yep
Fort Lee that's Wortley New Jersey $20 MTV launched in Fort
Lee
Django requests China is asshole you might die and little kid
yay. Been a douchebag in the past year but trice state meetup
last weekend solidified my belief in the value for value
model was nice cool. Got a close here timewise just health cover
for everyone and and how selling karma for my parents. 22 year
olds without degrees. Love no agenda.
Women this this is our t shirt we finally have the slogan. 22
year olds without a degree love no agenda. I love it. So you
might die. You've got karma. That's right. And I bet you're
doing just fine.
And last on the list before I get to the Boston Liszt, San
Antonio in Madrid, Spain or sir Antonio, I'm sorry. Sure.
Antonio from Madrid, Spain. Madrid. Yes. Thank you for the
long hours of info to info sane mint. Jobs calm.
Hey, you should send us a little well, I guess boots on the
ground is it's not it's not Barcelona, but maybe he has
some. Yeah, he
is not even anywhere near there. No, I
know. But still some insight if you've got any boots on
the Well, thanks for Barcelona asked. Oh,
thank you very much, sir. And Tony jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for job. Karma.
Barcelona. Oh it's a universal theme. All right now our Boston
meetup Thank you list.
Yeah, I got a couple of years ago. Well, one note that needs
to be read we have let me just give you some thanks to some
people that wrote checks. We do have the overall check is at
$226 postal origin and when he did and I think this is
something people I could recommend to other meetup guys,
these collected collect the guy who's headed up to meet up
collects the money gets grabs the checks, takes the cash and
makes the postal money order and sends it all in an envelope to
the box. 2233 right but very useful. It was it was 700 bucks
is nothing to sneeze
at. So wait, so even though they had checks he took he cashed the
checks and then he couldn't
cash any checks. He sent the checks we sent them but they
took the cash very smart and went to the post office. Oh, you
got a money order.
Thank you that's going above and beyond man thank you that's
going way overboard. But I agree is great. Yeah, that's highly
appreciated. Thank you for that.
He did have a little note he wants to he wants a clip blitz
sometime was mac and cheese I've got ants in in the morning. This
is our this is a scribble little
card and thing. It's like two minutes. Yeah, don't play it
played at the end of the show. I don't know I have all kinds of
end of show so it will play it again eventually. Okay, we'll
get to it. Promise. Okay, this was Sir I can't read this note
because he's like, I'm sorry. Here's one note from George
morphus in Bellingham from the Boston meetup. Here's an
exchange of value and such. And he bless Blake says gene I don't
know who it is. This gene has got to be from Gene and that's
$100. We also have also from Okay, we got Bo gene and George
$100 Each Blake and Blake and Jean $100. So they should be
we'll put them as the Blake's the Blake. Blake, social
executive producer. Then we have a check for $333.33 from William
rent. So he'll be an executive producer and he says, he has a
note. I would like to request jobs and health karma, which we
can do with the following jingles meant to lips. That's
wrong and that's true. Well, that's interesting. Also a
belated birthday to my daughter, Jaime. Okay, get your pen out.
Hold on, hold on a second. This is not the way to do this. I'm
still looking at mint tulips. And now I gotta get my pen out.
Are we going to do these jingles? Or what are we going to
do?
Well, I want to get this done first in part about the birthday
so doesn't get lost
birthdays? Jamie
shares the birthday with the best podcast in the universe.
No. Coincidence? I think not.
So this is from who to who?
This is from? Don't get the answer. Yeah, man. I'm trying to
read these things as a pile of notes. From William and Carol.
To Jamie. Okay. Got it. And then the jingles are meant to lips.
That's wrong and that's true. I think we can do those.
Okay, Min tulips that's wrong to even have that one. Sure we do
so yes, that's
Peter Peters. Peterson
okay. And that's true and then that then that goes with what
little karma Yes.
But you just guessing you're not really taking orders just
guessing what the customers Okay?
On the sidewalk sipping meant to live. That's wrong. That's true.
You've got karma.
Okie dokie.
An interesting combination. Because that's wrong goes with
the stupid comment. The answer to goes was that's wrong.
I know. It's genius. Genius. I tell you okay, I
want to thank the Boston meetup guys and clean
out the other guy wanted the clip blitz who was that?
Well, this is the was that also good to meet up together? This
is sir. Something and Sir with bass.
I'll give him a I'll give him a clipless
route through through. Blue.
You go. He's got a clip. Let's see how I did that.
I think that also the guy who puts all this together, which I
have to thank profusely for pulling it off getting the money
over here. Yes. I have maybe a type note. Over giving us rather
than some the scribble on a little piece of paper that can
read is probably preferable.
We're creating protocols. This is good. It's all new. This is
new these meetups and you know the meetups where new
people have been sending us money from the meet us but it
hasn't been organised. This is the most organised. It's been.
I appreciate that. That's, that's cool. And I think you're
right if it can just be a type note, so it's a little easier to
read. But it's cool how this has worked cool. I said three times
now. It's nice. Nice to see how this is working with the
meetups. First we were doing meetups, then a producer created
no agenda meetups.com which is, of course fantastic. So much
better than meetups.com. Yeah. And and then you know, people
were sending donations in regards to the meetups, but now
it's being consolidated. This is this is really good. It's really
appreciated. And you know, when you guys are doing a meet up,
you know, the meetup reports are fun. See if you can do something
in audio 30 seconds or less, you know, like, Hey, I'm this guy.
I'm so and so I'm sort of this I'm dating this. And we're here
at the meetup and then you know, sing a song or say do a big in
the morning or something. He has an audio show
there's there will always be one guy at a meet of more than five
who's attend who's got the recorder who knows how to just
got a little recorder or an Apple iPhone. thing called
Andrew recorder, look for Andrew recorders and beautiful
products.
Don't let the IRS hear you because before you know it, they
think that that's all we need for the show.
So an Andrew recorder, you can use that and then everyone could
be saying in the morning or something and we can put that on
and use it as a clip and that will that's cool. And then you
can get your plugin for the the organiser and get his play to
plug himself in. Everybody knows they want to play himself.
Yeah, I mean, so restricted to about a minute or so. Which I
think is possible. 20 seconds is a lot of time. Well, if you if
you see how much time it takes for me to read a meet up report.
They're a lot longer than a minute. So yeah, between 30
seconds and in a minute. But anyway, we're working this on
the fly and it's beautiful to see this and thank you so much
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It's also we hate meetings. We'd like to do our meetings on the
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with the with the no agenda animated studios first of all
this is these things are hilarious. I mean I'm really she
She has me cracking up about our own stuff I'm not someone who
cracks up typically listening to our own damn show. But somehow
in combo with the with the video, she really nails it I
think you saw the one with the sexual harassment it's not
harassment. It's a hot guy. Yeah, this is good stuff man
with Liza Schlesinger and then all the Elizabeth Warren's pop
up and it's it's good. And I think we were pretty cool. I
think if we have doubled the amount we have now we almost
have a pilot. Almost we just need but I think the title of
the show should be crackpot and Buzzkill. I think it should be
two podcasters Do you think that's for commercial reasons,
that's going to be better.
for commercial reasons. The podcasting thing is, is kind of
a in turn right now. For some reason, I would feel sorry for
anyone, like anyone who made the mistake of dreaming up the idea
of net casts.
Oops, a swinging a miss. was so it's okay, because I'm just
thinking, Well, I guess I understand what you're saying.
Yeah,
yeah. What if anybody sells this thing? It we're gonna just gonna
just go off the rails because it's, well, you know, I don't
know to podcasters you're sure whatever you want to bring it
third person in. I mean, there's gonna be you know, whatever we
think is gonna be a good title will be ruined. I recommend.
Well, we're gonna look at series episodes.
So what we need is we need pucks we need and this will be
interesting to do because right now it starts and ends with the
no agenda jingle. I think now this is maybe a Chris Wilson
thing where we need to, you know, kind of can now that
you've said to podcasters now we need something about you know,
basically we're to loser old white dudes. Well, here's a
story about two old white dudes, you know, kind of like a Beverly
Hillbillies type thing. This is a pitch meeting and I'm doing
here we're getting ahead
I'm bouncing maybe moving a little too far. Hey,
I'm just shooting from the hip here. I'm bouncing I'm just
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Just refund.
Well, I want to before you continue your roughing. I want
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Sis cast the oldest white podcasters existence?
Well, I think we're very close. If we can get you know, 20
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Matthew Lasher. You can look them up. Super agent Matthew
Lesher who does not know about this project yet. But he will he
will sell anything. I mean, he tried to sell me to Hollywood
for 20 years and was unsuccessful. So I'm sure I'm
sure he won't. He still has a bio printed up. So that's easy.
Just run the mimeograph some more.
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So I have a clip, that we're everybody that pretty much the
whole family is watching this and we all jumped to our feet
because we're all looking for gaps.
Were you all together recently you mentioned really ever was
here. I didn't know they say is there a reason?
Maybe Kim Jensen, can we go for a birthday and we're building
Oh, that's
nice. Okay.
So, but everybody caught this. You see if you can catch it. I
actually have an ice owed but this is the report on
impeachment that CBS ran on Saturday. Hold on. I have a
report on impeachment gaff, CBS.
Hello. Yes, I got it here. Sorry.
Jay starts us off from the White House.
We go going to Alabama we're going to watch the Alabama game
versus LSU to
President Trump continued attacking the impeachment
inquiry as he took off for a college football game. aim.
There shouldn't be anything there shouldn't be impeachment
hearings.
Today House Republicans sent a letter to Adam Schiff, the
chairman of the Intelligence Committee requesting witnesses
they want to call during public hearings that begin next week,
Hunter Biden, the whistleblower and anyone relied on by the
whistleblower in drafting the complaint are on the list.
Democrats can overrule any of the witnesses, which is why the
GOP and the President called the process unfair.
It's a witch hunt, and it should never happen to another
president.
In a statement, Schiff said his committee is evaluating the
requests but warned this inquiry is not and will not serve,
however, as a vehicle to undertake the same sham
investigations into the Bidens or 2016 that the President
pressed Ukraine to conduct. Investigators are trying to
determine if Mr. Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine
to investigate the Biden family. Behind closed doors. Multiple
witnesses have described a quid pro quo and said White House
Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney played a role. Can you
describe the role that you played in pressuring Ukraine to
investigate the Biden's
not having any What was your question what I do with to
Ukraine or nothing?
Yesterday Mulvaney defied a subpoena to appear on Capitol
Hill following orders from White House lawyers who argue he has
an Mulvaney has asked you to join a lawsuit that could decide
if administration officials are protected from testifying.
Wow, I would be on my feet too. I'd be like dancing with Mimi.
Just jumping around that was good.
Yeah, here's the gag at the guy got two versions of the gaff one
is the regular full version gaff and then the short one which
I've recommend for the end of the show see if it works but the
first one CBS gaff ISO
White House lawyers who argue he has immunity
beautiful what was
the words clearly says White House liars what
was the what was it supposed to be? Lawyers Oh lawyer
White House lawyers who are game he has immunity White House
lawyers who argue
he has immunity as beautiful he's the short one friend of
shell right
White House lawyers who you
know I cut that little thing Oh
you didn't know you didn't clearly you didn't
want to clearly I did but I remember clipping it in the
White House layer it was gone well, maybe the whole long ones
better it's only two seconds.
Let me see. White House lawyers who argue he has
immunity. Now the short one is bow just cut it like oh, we'll
do it live
White House lawyers.
We'll do it live. No worries. Good catch. That's a good I love
stuff like that. It's and it's just the truth wants to come out
man.
Yeah. White House. Liars.
I had a I have a I had somewhere I had something No, I guess not.
Yeah, that's that's pretty funny. So I found I was digging
around and I found this old a very interesting old. This this
show I watch a lot now this. Hoover Institution has this.
This is where you got into Victor David Hanson. By watching
I Know this.
Right, went back to 2010 to find this one. This is Daniel Hannan,
who wrote the news Road to Serfdom, which was a kind of a
best seller. Back during the Obama administration. I remember
that we have to remember that very.
Oops, sorry. I remember. Wait, wait, no, no, it was a misfire.
I'm sorry.
We have to remember that all these complaints and all the
stuff that we're bitching and moaning about everything is not
new. And it's not about Trump so much. And what we're complaining
about is this the difference between globalisation and, and,
and borders? We're not this podcast is not about no borders.
No, this no, you know, no capitalism. We're not that way.
We're against the Global list, moved to turn everybody into
individual slaves. And the new Road to Serfdom was kind of
about this, and this was in 2010. But he talks a little bit
about what was going on sociologically during the Obama
administration. And I thought it was a kind of an interesting
observation. He left one thing out and which I will bring up
after we play this clip. He was
very rare to meet Americans who are appreciative of how
extraordinary is the constitutional inheritance of
this country. How successful the founders were in dispersing and
democratising power and constraining the state by doing
that. What's happening now, it seems to me the direction being
pursued by this administration amounts to a comprehensive
policy of Europeanisation European health care, European
welfare, European climate targets European disarmament and
If you make your country more like the rest of the world less
American, you will serve to make it less independent, less
prosperous, less free. And that's our problem as well as
yours. The world has benefited from a strong and engaged United
States
segment to you. Let's take a few of those topics you mentioned,
quoting again, the economy. The new Road to Serfdom, quote, here
is Europe's economic tragedy. It suffers no worse than the United
States during recessions, but it fails to recover to the same
extent during the intervening up swings. So why not? Why is there
less dynamism in the European economy,
there has been an enormous amount of legislation, well
intentioned legislation aimed at giving social protection to
employees. And it's now reached the stage and a lot of countries
where it just isn't worth your while to hire people. Because
once you've done that, you won't be able to get rid of them, you
become very nervous about taking people on in the good times,
because you know, that you won't be able to get them off your
books if things go bad. And this has led to a measure of
structural unemployment, which historically has been much
higher than that in the US it's striking that unemployment in
this country has just reached European levels. At the same
time that your Government has expanded you've started
regulating the private sector telling people how much they're
allowed to be paid and so on. There's a connection between
those two things. In the short term, you can have the paternity
leave the vacations but in the long term the money runs out
anyways, interesting book pupils might want to look at it
I remember I was looking for jingles. I thought it clips I
think we we had something about that but I couldn't find it
that's for sure.
Well, anyway, he talks about this idea and I can kind of see
it and we can all see we've talked about on the show before
this idea of European iodization now there was making America
more like Europe. What you know doing well they do it and they
always point oh, look what they do in Sweden, look what they do
over there. They European, this European that it's all better.
And that's what you know, the Obama administration that whole
era was all about that. And it's all it was also brings in the EU
and the globalising and all the rest of it. But what they what
he left out with his list he has you know, health care and global
warming standards, all the rest. He left out the one European
ionisation tick or the one thing they wanted to do to the to the
Americans to European eyes us. Yeah, soccer. Yeah, you're
right. You're right. Europeanisation. Anyway, that
was my punch line. It was it was okay.
Well, it was a point I'd make it I make this point about once a
year.
Yeah, I know you do.
JOHN CENA vorak Bakelite. Hi, today's Teddy K. He's an OTG
kind of guy. Yeah,
he's an OTG kind of guy. forgotten about that one couple
of OTG segments for you. There is stuff to discuss there was.
And this is something that I have always wondered about. As,
especially when travelling, I noticed that and even in the US
even though we're both on T mobile networks. But even when
it was when when the keeper was on sprint for the integration,
SMS text messages, which is what all I do, I don't have any other
I don't have any other apps, there's nothing else I can do. I
certainly don't use iMessage been through that nightmare
before where you can't get off of it. Or people think they're
sending something to you when you no longer have an iPhone.
But text just not arriving. And it was always my understanding
that SMS was kind of a guaranteed messaging service. I
mean, my God, man, they charge 25 cents for it. Certainly if
you're doing it overseas, maybe even more sometimes. And that
was always my understanding was guaranteed delivery of these
messages, but I've seen them slipping up and when especially
when you have a time, a timezone difference. And you know when
when the keeper said to me, Hey, I haven't heard from you all day
everything okay? I was like, you know, do you didn't get so she
didn't get a picture. I think it was some other we have to
compare them all next to each other. And this is mainly
because there is a service that kind of sits in the middle as a
router very much the way you know, email is handled when
micro services
architecture, a weird blast from the past earliest day for more
than 168,000 Americans when they received a text on their phones,
originally written for them as far back as Valentine's Day. And
this is really strange. Some had messages coming from friends or
family who've actually passed on others received a text from ex
boyfriends, ex girlfriends. And as I say the worst scenario is
getting a text from somebody who's died. The cyber guy is
here. Kurt Knutson. Joining us with more details of Kurt
getting a text from a dead relative is real really spooky
who's responsible for what happened whose speech and
a lot of people seeing this as a curse David, and then for
others, they think Cupid is striking again, a lot of mixed
opinions, but a lot of people pouring out their emotionally
charged response to this. These are called Ghost texts, they're
worthless, as you said, 168,149 of them. The reason this
happened is a company named Syniverse, located in Tampa,
Florida, actually is the go between third party between the
wireless phone companies that we use. So if I sent you a message
from AT and T, but you use something else like Verizon,
they might use since Syniverse, to connect those messages and
bring that to the next service will apparently, right around
Valentine's Day, as you'd said, they got caught up in this
glitch and just sanded. And then recently in a maintenance update
that they were doing on their systems. They started flowing
through, but it didn't it doesn't say they were dated back
then it looks like they were just sent right now. So for
someone that may be your ex that you don't like, and now it seems
like they're saying, Hey, I'm waiting outside with flowers.
That's not really
good.
So yeah, I mean, obviously, it's kind of funny that this
is a local story. See ya. had this happen to one of his co
workers who's overseas as we speak, and then he Valentine
message came to his wife saying, Hey, sweetie, I'll be seeing it
the same place. Let me know when you're here. Okay. And he's
overseas, he's not at home. He's nowhere around. And so his wife
gets this message. And she says, What's this all about? It starts
grilling
because she thought that of course he was texting. Brother,
oh, my goodness.
That guy who said hey, wait a minute. I'm. And he's trying to
show that this gene. He's trying to show his messages. He took
screenshots of his phone,
sweating, sweating. Oh, he's sweating.
So he's sweating for 24 hours, because the next day that the
story broke. And once the story broke, Oh, thank
goodness. Okay. It
saved as mayor mayor.
Wow. Yeah, that's that anyway, screw these guys. And I know we
have lots of dudes named Ben. And we're actually we should
dude's name them. As we have dudettes as well, who are in
this business. So I'd like to know, I'd like to know, you
know, why is this failing? Is it really this company in the
middle? And by the way, is this something the NSA talks to? You
know, I thought it was direct apt. In fact, I was even
convinced that at some level, text messages were encrypted. I
mean, I have no evidence for that. But I thought it was
supposed to be encrypted, secure and guaranteed.
I was under the impression we talked about this at the dinner
table with JC who works in the business. And he was under the
impression that SMS messages are sent and then deleted. And I've
never believed that for a minute. And this is an example
they were obviously stored someplace wherever they store
for so long.
Oh, well, yeah. Because I think those are the requirements these
days. This the intelligence agencies mandate, that all this
I mean, remember, we went through this, the phone
companies had to store everything for three months, and
it was six months, that was three years. And we've been
through this now. They're not deleted at all. And I'm
also going to bring this up, which because of my MailChimp
situation, which I'm worried about, which is the males
getting mostly going out, but there are people that claim they
never get that done, they look in all their boxes, and they
check for the spam and they never find a copy. So it's
time for us then I discussed this with a keeper last night
because she was like, I don't understand she John needs to use
a different mail service. MailChimp isn't good enough. I
said, this is not the issue. The issue is for at least 15 years.
And I know because when we were at pod show, so let's 10 years
ago, 2005 we had a system and you could request your lost
password. And people were not receiving the loss, the password
reset message. And we looked into it. And that's when we
found very quickly that the big email service providers, Gmail,
Yahoo, AOL, you know, a couple other really big ones. Certainly
if you have it through Verizon, you know, some people have their
email address through their cell phone provider. They do not
guaranteed delivery of everything, in fact, to protect
their customers. They send lots of stuff to spam doesn't even
see your account. But if your email is tagged by one of the
approved companies, which you sometimes wind up paying
$100,000 a year two, that's what poncho wound up paying $100,000
a year to the, I think it was Sequoia company might have been
Kleiner, I think was Sequoia Capital company. And that's all
they do is they have deals. And we've talked about this several
times in the past, they have deals with a big email providers
like Gmail, and if you go through them, and which is very
costly, depending on volume, of course, but they have their
tiers, then it's guaranteed to arrive in the inbox. So it's
logical that the MailChimp or the newsletter email service
pays that fee. But do they pay all the time? Do they pay for
certain level of service? Are they just getting screwed over?
Well, I also I believe there's also another element, which I
discussed with in that Twitter memo, which is that I think
these guys are over and I think this would apply to SMS I think
would apply to MailChimp and I'll explain a MailChimp
situation I'm with you is they may not just may not just be
able to handle this. It's also possible
that their mailers just you know, the servers are
at the limit, we can't send any more, we're done, we were at the
limit, we're sending as much as we can, we're full had happened.
And the thing about MailChimp, which which is kind of
indication of an indication of this is that MailChimp uses a
flat fee mechanism. There you go. So you have 100 feet, you
pay $150 a month, we do Jesus send a mail out and debt and
it's depend you can send it out daily, I shouldn't be sending
out a daily newsletter. Yeah, because it's with a flat fee.
Now other mailing services, do it by mailing you got to pay per
mailing. And so it encourages MailChimp. And their flat fee
encourages you to send as you said, two, three emails a day. I
mean, that would burn and I'm sure people are doing that
because they can do it because they can. So they're just
pumping it out. And it would it would burden to your servers, I
don't know if these servers can handle that kind of a load even
though they're running through I'm sure they're running through
all the systems out there that can handle these huge loads.
Supposedly, they cost money. I just think a lot of this is
because we're the whole system is so text, heavy. That is it
just it's just can't handle the load SMS is probably load
problem. Text, you see these kids are walking around, they're
walking into the street almost ran some guy over the other day,
walk out right gender, this crosswalk, never bothered to
look to see if anyone was coming.
You know, we have a there's a lot of these big infrastructure
issues at another example. And you know, and this is why I'm so
happy that we pretty much have our own deal going on, you know,
we've got our own servers that void runs, your bemrose and
Darren, all those guys, they're keeping all that all that
running for us. We've got Mastodon Aaron, who runs that,
you know, so we have really our own little infrastructure. But
now Google is into podcasts. So Google has a web player, they've
got some other you know, I don't know if they have an app for it
or not. But the way they have their data system set up and
caching, I'm not sure exactly how it works. But here's what
happened on the last episode. And I remind you, it's 10
o'clock at night, I'm tired. And I spin off the show, which means
you know, we've done our little edit at the beginning, and I
spin it off. And then it's an mp3 and then I uploaded to our
server. And I noticed, oh crap, it's uploaded, but it's the
wrong file name. And I've learned in our system is better
for me to delete the file and then upload one with the proper
file name. However, somewhere and this is an I recommend
people not do this, they'll they know that my my file naming
structure. So they're just going to fill in the URL of what the
mp3 will be in until I've actually hit Publish until I've
actually announced it on. On no agenda social.com. And on
Twitter, people sit there and refresh. And so you know, so to
get like a half a file, because I deleted it as it was still we
have our own little content delivery network. So just
propagating out, you know, as someone grabs it, that gets
cached through some Google thing. And before you know it,
people are getting half the podcast. In order for me to
really fix that I have to create a new, unique ID for the I mean,
it's not you know, want to do that. It's a nightmare. It's a
nightmare. All of you know what the internet is a nightmare in
general. It's just a nightmare. And it's all it's all these big
companies who came in and own everything and everyone loves
their Gmail. Well, good luck with that. In continuation with
our OTG segue meant I'll cut a couple here I'll just list is
the one that I think is interesting, as predicted. And
as for warned, it is not a good idea to give your DNA to
companies owned by Google's ex wife and you know, what is it
Larry Page's ex wife or Sergey Brin? One of them I 50% chance.
It's not a good idea to give them to ancestry.com it's just
not a good idea. Oh, no, no, I saw boats and autonomous and Bob
what a bad bad black
ancestry website Jed match helped Orlando Police solve a
2001 murder case by providing access to his DNA database. But
earlier this year, police say the website changed its policy
blocking detectives Detective Michael fields felt the site
could be useful in a new case, the New York Times reporting
involving a serial rapist decades ago, so feels his team
wrote up the first ever search warrant for a genealogy site.
And the judge took 24 hours to review it. And the judge
eventually signed the search warrant. July 14, Judge Patricia
Strawbridge approving it the ruling getting national
attention because of a potential ripple effect.
An attorney for law enforcement or a prosecutor who is trying to
seek this sort of information could say, look at the reasoning
used by this judge, Judge Strawbridge and the ninth
Judicial Circuit of Florida and Orange County. And and we're
asking you to apply the same reasoning and allowing us access
to this information. In our case,
the popular sites ancestry.com and 23andme. sounding off
sending the news station statements that read in part,
ancestry believes that Jed match could have done more to protect
the privacy of its users by pushing back on the warrant or
even challenging it in court. Their failure to do so is highly
irresponsible and deeply concerning to all of us here at
ancestry. It certainly troubles us here at 23andme, perhaps just
as disturbing as Jed matches apparent lack of scrutiny and
challenge of the validity of the warrant issued. Did you hear
that? At the very end? No. That's as disturbing as Jed
matches, apparent lack of scrutiny and challenge of the
beliefs. It's good you
can't say scrutiny. scrutiny is full. I missed it.
Perhaps just as disturbing as Jed matches, apparent lack of
scrutiny and challenged. scrutiny. Ruined.
You know, I'm hearing I'm hearing the this tea happening
now with Clinton. It's Hillary Clinton, Clinton, Clinton. I
mean, and by the way, we're falling over this this is not
just one word that's changing. This is the entire structure of
parts of the English language, scrutiny. scrutiny. How do you
write that ser Ew, ini is it scrutiny that's a show title
screw
any scrutiny.
Final point is about my
buddies. You can say scrutiny now your scrutiny, scrutiny,
scrutiny,
scrutiny that screws through any final thing that someone sent
me, no, actually, I found this through a I've been looking a
lot of blogs about micro grids. I'm very interested now
obviously, as it pertains to the fires, and you know, what is
really true? What are they really tried to do? Is there an
end game? What is the goal, and I'm really leaning towards this
idea of let's get some micro grids Our grid is is old and
decrepit, and we haven't kept it up and we really want to do
something new. But there's an extra data point that I did not
realise. And that is and this may be the problem with what's
going on in California. I mean, when when fire ignites from the
grid. Some of that yes may be a power line that actually breaks
I've seen it you know, power line breaks it shorts out on
some wood and it can catch fire pretty easily. It's happened to
me in New Jersey, it does happen. But when you have
transformers frying out and I learned that California has what
is called here as America's 400 tonne electric albatross. They
have these Chinese transformers that are apparently in many
cases, inferior 200 Chinese transformers have come into the
US energy sector in the last 10 years and these are the big boys
these are the big Transformers 345 kilovolts What if because,
you know before before all this really started we've always
heard our grids no good. We've got to upgrade. There's a lot of
chatter about how we've got to upgrade the grid. Is it
possible? Is it possible that our grid is filled with cheap as
Chinese junk that is just burning up and burning stuff
down?
Yeah,
This is not discussed.
No well it's now being discussed by you.
And apparently Pacific Gas and Electric has quite a few. China
has shipped a 900 Mega volt ampair ampere ampair transformer
to the United States. This article this is 2004 ampere amps
made by the TB and electric Shenyang transformer group used
for connecting the California power grid and the hydro power
grid in Los Angeles. I mean this I had no idea that we are using
Chinese transformers this could be a big part of the issue and
why they want her there
but one half the price of or whatever General Electric I
don't know who makes the big transformers anymore. Anyone
maybe nobody makes them ya know, a lot of companies
know ABB ABB is Menza big one.
Cummins diesel was on the air going on about how they're using
all these, these engine blocks from China. And the woman
spokesperson for the company, a very famous moto maker says oh,
we can't nobody can do these. You can't do you can't mould
these things here in this country. And I did some research
you remember this is on the show. There's a tonne of
companies that could do them. But now they're just bringing in
these ones from China because it's makes their everyday makes
their bottom line look work a little better. And the
profitability goes up a bit because they're using cheap
components. And I suppose that's what's going on here.
Tebbe in electric This is the Chinese company beat out several
big international rivals including South Korea's Hoon, di
Japan's Mitsubishi and Switzerland's ABB to win the
deal. So they're under bidding with cheap Chinese crap.
This problem with the bidding model
No, of course it always goes to the lowest bid but this is not
competitive. This I mean, we have no proof but I would say
hey, this needs to be discussed I want to know is there Chinese
crap that's burning up California? Is that part of it?
I'm sure a lot of these insulators like the one that
went off and started this last fire up on one of the
transmission poles those insulators I wouldn't be
surprised if China
to Yeah, you're right. And then
cranks that with China can make a lot of taking crank. Yeah,
that's the always good. That's one of the
crank. That's right,
I can crank
meanwhile, according to Kourosh Kourosh, a pro ISIS media
outlet. Whatever that is.
What is that? I don't know what CIA front is this?
Exactly? Well, listen to the headline. ISIS urges followers
to ignite fires in forest across the US and Europe. Fire Yeah,
that's what we need. Yeah, no, it's ISIS. Don't worry about
ISIS in America, everybody. They're back. No, no, no, no,
no, we're not gonna fall for that. I call for an
investigation on this China stuff.
Yeah, well, you're not gonna get one because because we have
better things to do. We have more important things to do than
look into things like that. We have to impeach Trump.
I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
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amygdala. And we'd love it too. I was reading just as it
pertains to our model versus the rest of the universe. The Course
The correspondent, which I use, I supported them early on this a
Dutch outfit, who then we're going to launch in America and
they raised a million bucks and they call Yes. That kind of that
kind of foolish shit. Yeah, because they didn't really open
a New York office. But someone sent me an article from their
English version. And it's about online advertising. And the guy
who was talked about the most here is some famous
statistician. Well, anyway, I, I'm putting this in the show
notes. And I want people to take a look at this called the
new.com bubble is here. It's called online advertising. And
what he shows and what he's done with proof at E at eBay,
specifically, as he has shown that all advertising on the
Internet, when it comes to you clicking on something, so I'm
not talking about maybe a brand ad that may roll somewhere that
can put an idea into your head. But he specifically took eBay
who were paying for links on Google search. And the way they
kind of calculated it. Well, it cost us $20 million in ADS. But
look at how much came in 245 million in revenue. But they
actually did a test and stopped. And they're there. Because you
know, when you search for eBay, just eBay a lot of people do
this. I think that's the bulk of of Google's business is people
typing eBay into the search bar, not ebay.com, just eBay and then
it comes up in Google and you click the link eBay and you go
there. I mean, people do this. I see him do it all the time, all
the time. So when you click on the top two links, when you
search for eBay, it's a paid link. And Google gets paid for
that click when they stopped advertising the Their links
still showed up at the top except they weren't paying for
it. So you do the numbers. And in every single case, whether
it's Facebook, Google or Instagram, these are the cases
that they highlighted. Every single campaign was was
unprofitable, because you still have to pay for the ad. So every
campaign when they advertised on Google versus not when your link
still shows up at the top, they were actually losing money
across the board.
Well, a couple of things. One, when the.com collapse happened,
the internet advertising bubble also collapsed. There was a
there was an internet advertising bubble in the year
2000. Yes. And you can see it everybody started bailing out
from all these ads and banner ads died and all the rest of it.
So that's not a new thing that this was gonna happen. It's more
of a cycle to me that it is a bubble. And but even though it
is looks like a bubble, and probably should collapse, as for
the these, I don't, I've never under fully understood why. When
you say type of eBay, let's say or anything else, you see a
sponsored ad, which is the link at the top, and then three
searches down when the links at where the where the advertising
ends, three links down or so. There it is, again. Yes. And I
always click on that one. Right. Well, you're not Yeah, yes,
exactly. Right. You're paying on though. You're clicking on the
one that Google doesn't get paid for. Yeah, I don't see why I
should be clicking on something when the when the search engine
itself will give this to me, like a couple days. I mean,
there's no reason for it. Exactly.
Well, he he's a statistician, and it's a very interesting
read. It's very thorough. It's not a short letter read that.
It's not a short read yet. I've In fact, I've just repurpose it
in the show notes. You'll find it right there at the top
internet advertising bubble and the stories underneath that
underneath that link. So that's just really interesting. And
I've read it this morning. So wow, this, you know, it confirms
everything kind of new. And in advertising in general starts
off with the famous quote of Mel Karmazin, who was running OC
running at the time. Mel Karmazin. Was he running Viacom
in 2003. Cameo, he walked into the Google offices in Mountain
View, California, to find out, you know, how these Larry Page
and Larry Page and brings Sergey and whatever the rest of Sergey
and Larry, how they were, you know, how they were doing this?
And his, you know, as they were saying, our business is highly
measurable. We know exactly where you're going. This is 2003
Talk, obviously. And Karmazin said, you know, his famous quote
was, you guys are fucking with magic. Which is totally true
because that the advertising, actual results of advertising is
kind of magical, because no one can explain if it works. Or the
other famous quote, I know half of my advertising money is
working. I just don't know which half so it's a great article to
read. I think you'll like it. I think you'll like it a lot.
Debate well, it only took him a couple of well, what is it about
two months but you're no agenda show knew it. Already.
Federal health officials have made a breakthrough in their
investigation into the lung illnesses and deaths linked to
vaping. The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention found
Vitamin E acetate in all 29 samples of lung fluid taken from
patients. It is the first time the CDC has found a common
suspect in patients lungs damaged by vaping. When heated
and inhaled Vitamin E acetate is thought to cause a chemical burn
injury in the lungs. But the CDC says more tests still need to be
done.
You have to better understand the pathology of how the vitamin
E that gets into the lungs and causes the damage to the lungs
occurred.
Vitamin C acetate is often used as a thickener in black market.
Vaping fluid containing THC the active ingredients in marijuana,
but just 23 of the 29 tested positive for THC, at least 2000
illnesses and 40 deaths have been linked to vaping.
Of course, these were all attributed to joule and oh my
god kids and we can't have we can't have them. Vaping sweet
liquids your marketing towards kids. You know
this, this is a problem with the no agenda show. We're watching
this news report pretty much the one you just played last night.
And I'm thinking Vitamin E acetate. Why is this is news as
far as I'm concerned. We talked about this and I thought it was
already discussed in the mainstream media. Now two three
weeks ago. No, but now I realise this only was discussed on our
show, apparently. Yes. And you have given me trouble with some
watching some of the news because I'm watching this
thinking. This isn't news. Yeah, we all knew that vitamin E
acetate was the culprit here. They did mention this a Tichenor
are disgusted, he put us
but also that it was also that it was purely in the THC
cartridges and our research, we went directly to the source. I
went to Justin, the drug dealer, which any news outfit could have
done. But no, they're not. They're not because they're all
complicit in ruining the vaping industry. So that Philip Morris,
and what's that other company? Who's the fake name?
American? Well, yeah, who was used to be American Tobacco was
bought who bought jewel just
to kill the vaping industry. You know, they want to bring in
their heated tobacco. And there's an additional reason you
were talking earlier about Michael Bloomberg and all the
anti jewel ads that his name is on it. And I would like to know
does Michael Bloomberg I'm sure he does, but I wonder what kind
of position he has in tobacco stocks. I wonder if he has any
position in that. California, in particular, has a huge problem
with people stopping smoking. I know this sounds weird, but they
have a huge problem with people stopping smoking. And moving to
vaporise nicotine inhalation, which I do and I don't smoke
tobacco anymore, and I've not died yet. Because I'm not
falling for the stupid I did my own research. And I went to the
drug dealers and I got the true story. And here it is as being
confirmed. This is a from a YouTube channel called Truth
about vaping. This is almost five years old, this little
piece of the clip that I'm pulling for you. So it's a
little oversimplified. You know, it's one of these animated
things. But specifically in California, but also in other
states. There's a big reason why the states themselves do not
want tobacco companies selling less tobacco products, because
you don't get a very specific benefit as a state when it comes
to
nicotine.
Problem. Number one, the more money Big Tobacco makes, the
more money California gets. In 1998, a deal was struck between
the biggest big tobacco companies and 46 US states
called the master settlement agreement or MSA. This agreement
said that these big tobacco companies would make yearly
payments to the states in exchange for the states dropping
lawsuits against them regarding smoking related deaths and
expenses. The amount of money Big Tobacco pays the state's
each year is directly dependent on how much they sell. Problem
number two, the state spent that money before they got it. Most
of the states wanted all that money up front instead of
waiting for payments from Big Tobacco each year. So they sold
bonds to Wall Street based on the amount they calculated Big
Tobacco would be paying them. But then something started
happening. Americans started smoking less. New Jersey, Ohio
and Virginia have already announced they have to take
money from their reserves due to insufficient funds from the
tobacco money. And with the growing popularity of E
cigarettes the smoking rate is declining even faster.
California and New York are being affected the most because
they have the highest populations and are owed the
most money by Big Tobacco under this agreement. In 2013.
Cigarette shipments saw their biggest decline since 2009. And
many financial analysts say the cause of that severe decline is
a cigarette. So the truth, the state of California needs
tobacco sales to stay high. Otherwise they default on their
bonds. E cigarettes are getting in the way of that. It looks
like the health of the public isn't the top priority for the
Department of Public Health, their top priority their wallet.
Obviously it's propaganda pro vaping video, but the data is in
refuted irrefutable. And I don't know how much money this is. I'm
sure we can figure this out. But this master settlement agreement
was a big deal.
Well, you looked at up and find out because I'm sure it's been a
lot. Yeah.
So there's everyone's against people actually stop smoking
tobacco. And so they're all Jide about this. I cross things that
money. Yeah, it's all about
fake lung.
Cancer. shmancy.
I mean, what's your problem? Lunch man get out of here is
great.
Wow, that was a nice find. But of course, none of it should be
surprising. Well, no. And it states like California and New
York are probably the max corrupt states. Oh, totally.
Yeah. You know, it's like, yeah, I was listening to one of their
financials shows. And they were discussing, you know, Trump's
moving taking his residency to Florida, when there's no
personal income. tax write, but New York State of California
does the same thing. New York states and okay, you can say
you're a Florida resident, but if you're you know, but if you
weren't doing any business here, and you've been established
here, but in the past, they're gonna go after you anyway. Yep,
it would take him but probably five, six years. I know a guy
who did this. He noted a couple of people actually, that they've
decided they didn't want to sick of paying California, personal
income tax, which is pretty high. It's like 10% or higher.
And they moved, just go across the border, he moved to Nevada,
there's no personal income tax in Nevada, you can go back and
forth, but they dog them, you know, see how many days you've
been coming across. You're doing any business here, you're making
a phone call into the state, you're hanging one of our
towers.
It's interesting. You mentioned that I had an LLC 10 years ago
in California, things Zulu apps, and it was dormant and I closed
it. And it never, no money ever ran through it. This year, I got
the California Tax Board sent me a bill for over $1,000 saying I
owe them tax. And now I have to go fight these jokes. No jokes.
I mean, what do you mean? No.
I can tell you right now you're going to lose that you have to
pay me but what this happened to us so what am I gonna do like?
Well, we had an employee once in his years ago, and then all of a
sudden the IRS just out of the blue they ding us for some back.
You know, so.
This is for 20 2018 this is
yeah, it's ridiculous.
I don't haven't lived there in almost 10 years of the company.
I'm gonna you pay screwed you don't want to pay but we were
advised that we should just pay Holy crap. Or should racket.
That's crazy.
What are you gonna do?
Well, I mean, there's got to be some legal way to stop this.
Yeah,
it's gonna cost you more legal fees and paying
You're kidding. So they're just they're just looking at my
federal tax return. I guess somehow saying, Oh, well. Piece
of that's got to be ours. Yeah, probably. Snow I will die. Die.
California die
is really lame. But the only speaks they said New York, New
York. New York's probably worst because especially in New York
City. Because in New York, you have a state income tax. And in
New York City, you have a city income tax. It's nuts. Why does
anybody put up with this?
Yeah, sir. bemrose just said perfectly let this be a lesson.
Never live in California. Yeah, I agree. I can't believe that
you are you of all people who knows how to fight the system on
these kinds of things. He's actually
telling me to give up. Yeah. $1,000 a lot of money.
I'm just telling you, I know when to give up. But you maybe
you can fight. I mean, why don't you write a protest or at least
write a letter and see if you can get it straightened out.
You're gonna bring a look, you know, otherwise, you're gonna
know and we don't see it that way. Maybe we may give him a
call and be nice, be charming. So I have a I have a clip this
kind of clip that mainstream media. The reason I listen to
democracy now is because occasionally they have a gym.
And this is a very short clip, they usually go on and on really
length at length to sum this up today. This is a little short
clip. I just got the biggest kick out of this because they
had a video to go along with it. And I'll explain the video after
we play this clip. This is the Glenn Greenwald clip.
Meanwhile, a far right Brazilian journalist tried to punch
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, co founder of the
intercept Glenn Greenwald, After a heated argument during the
live taping of a radio show, the far right journalist Augusto
Nunez had previously made insulting comments about
Greenwald's family
all right. Okay, so there's the video clip of these guys talking
this talk show Greenwald. Now I want you to do the following
kind of this is kind of like doing a play like who acting
yellow act here. So what as you're watching Do you face
turning your head? I gotta get into somebody. You turn your
head completely to the left as far as you can. Put your hands
about a foot in front of your face, and then make a dog
paddling motion as fast as you can.
That's what he was doing.
This is kind of the fight that broke out between these two
guys.
Was, was this a hissy fight? Or was this kind of what it looked
like? Oh my goodness. The guy did take kind of a swing at him
and he was ludicrous I don't get it and
what uh, what did Glenn Greenwald on raft have did he
fight back then?
He's no he's ducking. He's, you know, he's doing the dog paddle
thing.
Wait, Glenn Greenwald was doing the dog paddle?
Yeah, pretty much. I
got to see this cliff. Yeah, he's he's
just not as comedic as I make it sound but it is pretty funny. I
think
those things were always funny to watch, especially on the
radio show and it makes it even better.
Well, I don't know what the camera was doing on the radio
show was one of those things where everyone had you know,
like everybody has to have a camera on him all the time. You
know, that is something we don't do
that came up on the on the 100 year celebration of radio, you
know, all that all these especially all the new morning
shows all have to have a webcam, a webcam, gotta have a camera.
You can see what's going on in the studio. It's cool. No, it's
the opposite of cool. We're cool. It's totally the opposite
of cool. Here on the CES cast. No cams on the CES cast,
Gnosis cast cams, no way. Be a sis cam.
All right, you want to roll this out with one last one. We'll do
some indie show mixes and get out of here.
Yeah, well, we can do well. Let's see. I got a little Mark
Meadows clip was pretty funny. Human Rights Watch. Oh, yeah.
Just a Human Rights Watch was kicked out of Israel. Which is
pretty funny. You find yourself
cable TV insisting there's nothing to see here
are Hold on. We have Mark Meadows right here. Congressman
Meadows. Can we talk? Oh, I'm sorry. It's
funny that we play the Mark Meadows. Mark had to say Oh, I'm
sorry. I see what I did wrong here. Yes. What do you want to
hear this one of the or the human rights?
Well, let's do the Mark Meadows bad to send it out. Okay. Sorry.
Willem is doing an interview or she's a stand up doing zils
local presentation, and she's yakking away. And she says she
says Mark man, she tries to put the mic and he just goes by her
like a mile a minute. And then she just was you broke pulls the
mic back. And then she says something disparaging and it
kind of a funny way. He comes running back but who is Mark
Meadows? Mark Mills is a congressman, this part of one
judicial committees.
Republican.
Okay. I gotcha. All right. Let's see on cable
TV insisting there's nothing to see here
or hold on. We have Mark Meadows right here. Congressman Meadows.
Can we talk a lot? So he he's walking by right now. But
Republicans are really struggling to defend the
president. Okay, great. Struggling. Okay. So
congressman, Republicans are
not struggling on anything.
Every slide from the hill tonight and married Republicans
say they're not struggling. But tonight the White House is
beefing up its team to handle the impeachment inquiry.
Well, David, the White House may be dismissing these hearings,
but they also know that they need a better strategy to push
back against them. So the White House is adding two people to
their team who the President personally knows and trusts to
defend him. It's something that Republicans here on the Hill
have been asking for.
Okay, now let's do the Human Rights Watch that
Human Rights Watch which we know is a front. Yes. You know, they
push their loved ones when they get kicked out every so often.
And here we go.
The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled the government has the
right to expel the head of human rights watches Israel and
Palestine office. Omar Shakira is a US citizen Israel's accused
him of supporting the nonviolent boycotts, divestment and
sanctions movement known as BDS, which aims to pressure Israel
over its treatment of Palestinians. A 2017 Israeli law
that bans foreigners from Israel if they publicly support the BDS
movement.
Yeah, well, doesn't suit
so what was the Israel the bad guy for kicking people out? That
nart Israelis,
because it's human rights? Watch John can't You Can't you tell
from their name that they're good people?
They have a nice logo.
Exactly.
All right. I got we got that. That's good.
No, that's good. That's good. This good for the end of show
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this is everybody's favourite money honey an observation is
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think this would be fun to watch. The tassels were a
hilarious touch. And that was and they were did they do it and
he was like on cue and it was like you'd say to yourself wow
that's what I got talent. I'm all jacked up about it.
17 seconds standing ovation. So I could have done but if people
were going nuts, oh my God.
Everything that he says that negative about other things.
Other people is what he's saying about themselves on the floor.
No, no, I
have empathy towards animals just you know, ants. I don't
know. And
he sees right now that he has to jump in because he has to jump
in,
which is horrible for this country. Even if people are
working. We don't want to have a country like
that. You weren't they were obviously triggered. I don't
think they liked me much anymore. Can I
hear you knocking them dead? You're all over the place.
That's good, too. It's supposed to work right?
angst among people Leon Cooperman and Jamie Dimon and
Bill Gates, thinking that the hordes are coming for their
money
and so you've been covering this literally minute by minute
outside of the skiff and the change in narrative from Schiff
has been amazing to
Gotta make it a chance that you take but it's not a chance
because you know exactly what's happening. Audio ofoh
boruch.org/and A White House lawyers