On the browser on the browser check. Adam curry John C.
Dvorak. Sunday, February 3 2013 times you're getting my nation
media assassination episode four, eight. This is no agenda
and I am your documented American coming to you from the
capital of the drone Star State Boston Tea House in the morning
everybody. I am Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley brah things are a Hammond I'm
John C. Dvorak fans Greg Levin Buzzkill. Yeah, did you swing
along with the old theory that we always establish that all
professional sports at the highest level are rigged? Oh,
that's right. Today is the Super Bowl. You're right. I forgot
about that. I am the only guy you know who forgets about this.
Of course, right. Wait a minute who's playing the San Francisco
40 Niners yes against local boys yes against and the Baltimore
Ravens the bad posters from
Baltimore. So first of all, they must be kind of the underdog
because I've never really heard of the Ravens as you'd asked me
to name the Baltimore team. I would have been like Oreos, Blue
Jays,
Oreos. Oreos,
Oreo Oreos. White
the Baltimore Oreos. So I can tell you who's gonna win this is
a very easy one. Okay, now it's going to be San Francisco of
course. But why? Because it's for the gays. This is a
rebroadcast on ABC
I presume or no I think it says CBS
really well really I thought this day no one years one well
last year last year the big show after the Super Bowl was the new
normal which is the the Big Gay show so I'm thinking you know
this is it's we
just as an homage to the gays
i This was of course I use Have you seen how cute these guys
butts look in these in these outfits Come on. This is obvious
the whole game is homoerotic but the whole game is a gay game
come on.
Well not as much as mmm a well
yeah that's that that the groping each other but this is
obviously a gay man's game. It's like it's fun to watch them.
So here's the real deal. No, no okay, I appreciate your
commentary. Thanks
for watching watched I watched the Super Bowl you know watch
although I there was a problem. I can't watch the whole Super
Bowl today because why? Because and I think he forgot when he
asked me to help him uncle don his uncle Don's Gmail got
hacked. Knees gonna try and help recover it or something.
I'm gonna just do it after the show. The game doesn't start
till 330
Okay, I'm just like, why don't you call the boys of the agency
dawn. I mean, they can they can just reissue the password. I
think that's gonna be a lot easier. He probably doesn't
trust him. He doesn't. So 330 your time so that's 630 Here.
No, that's 530 Here. Okay.
You got plenty of time. Well, I
want to have fun because by the time I'm done uploading it's you
know, it's already four here so alright. Anyway, so you so you
don't want I'm telling you San Francisco I can't even tell you
the point spread Okay, hit it six to nine six
suasana it's two field goals versus three field goal I don't
think so. So here's the deal. The game the NFL knows its
numbers it and he knows it's not dying this league is not dying
but it's got all kinds of issues with with the concussions and as
the audience is shrinking literally
literally dying give me like the the players are dying and the
the the league is, is not growing anymore. It's stopped
growing and the younger generation is not watching
there's a lot of a lot of problems with the game itself
and that is also the injury prone. So they have to change
the style of the game for an up for two reasons. One, they got
to lower the injury thing and the second, which means if
they've changed a bunch of the rules, which was changes the way
the game can be played, and they got to make the game more
exciting. The 40 Niners are running a college offense that
semi experimental called the pistol and it's very exciting to
watch because the other teams totally dumbfounded as this game
progresses. So they have to let the 40 Niners not only win but
rack up to score. It'll be a high scoring game for the Niners
and it'll be a big disappointment. There's no way
the Baltimore team can win this and I would be stunned. If they
let them win it.
Well, it's six to nine for the Niners. And, and and you watch
42 to 17. It's alright, it's alright, I'm telling you this is
what could
add up to 69. Is that what you're getting at?
Obviously, there will be a Swazi enough somewhere. There's no
doubt about 33 83 Now that now that would that would truly
tickle me that took place. But anyway, John, I mean, this is
all fine and dandy, but there's, there's three other big events
happening this month. Okay, tell me Well, I have to say Happy
American Heart Month Happy National American, our American
National African American History Month and Happy National
Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month.
Teen Dating Violence Prevention Awareness Month. Yeah, came up
with that one. Well, it's
signed by the president right here I've got I've got in the
ledgers in the ledger, the AI therefore, Barack Obama,
President United States of America, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by the Constitution laws as do hereby
proclaim February 2013, as national Teen Dating Violence
Awareness and Prevention Month,
where in the constitution does it say that you can make these
edicts?
Well, apparently, that's a good question. I don't know where I
don't know it. He says, according to the laws and the
Constitution. He's
not in the Constitution, mom will
have to go check. But it's like, I mean, if I were African
American, I'd feel slighted. I mean, how can we have to share
our month with American Heart Month and the Teen Dating
Violence Awareness Month that blows I mean, that's it.
Yeah. What is it so what what kind of what is it implying
about the Teen Dating Violence Awareness and black history? No,
it's not no fingers that black people for being violent? What
is this? So
first of all, it's not black American month is as National
African American History Month. It's a little different. So they
have a history of violence. Dating is that what you're
saying?
This is going nowhere fast. Hi, welcome, everybody I saw last
night at the dinner and I said you should listen to my show.
You'll love it.
We went that tell us about this dinner. This
was so are so good news. We have a house. This is this is good
news and our Realtors. John, Chris, John and Chris. Hey. So
John and Chris, they do a lot for the gay community in Austin
and they have this dinner for the hospice is called
transitions. It's a charity dinner. And so there's all these
dinners at people's houses all over Austin and it's not a it's
like 100 bucks per person so it's uh you know you're spending
some real money but you could do get dinner and then they had the
each dinner has a theme and we were there dinner and it was
come to cheeses which is come to cheeses come to cheeses,
cheeses, yes. And so the hummus is totally so they had the start
off with like grilled cheese with with literally with a Jesus
in it. You know like how people see G G grilled cheese right?
Oh, that's actually quite funny. Gets a gay funny thing. But the
whole meal was all cheese you know and I let me tell you this
is not a good
idea. No, you probably won't be able to poop for a month.
Oh my god. Then they had you know, like onion soup. grotty
and a with cheese on top. And then they had the I see what you
mean. But they had a French thing. group group a group where
it's a it's like an it's like a piece of bread, but it's it's
made out of grilled cheese and egg and they bake it and it's
kind of like a group air I think is what it was called. Damnit, I
should have written it down. So that was kind of nice. And like
a croque monsieur. No, no, no, no, no, no, it wasn't a crock
mushy, but it was. It looks a little bit like a croissant.
Only it was it was it was basically cheese. And then the
one that you have liberty cheese. And then they had a pair
with rope for and pair shops.
So how many people were at this parish? NOPs Yeah, so many
people were at this shindig about 20 people. And I have to
do one now. No, no, no, no.
Next what? We'll do it since this is our lucky day. We got a
house John. We have a house. We've been saved. We are in a
1917 house built in 1917 It's nice in Travis heights, the
oldest neighborhood in Austin. And it's you know, it's right
off South Congress. So it's in a slum. It's spotty. As we call
Sketchies the word snow spotty is the word we use. But it has
everything we need and we we were pretty much lying on the
ladies doorstep because you know we've been striking out there's
no inventory in Austin there's there's literally just know I
know right now Texas is the hotspot at the
hub and we were just letting you know I signed a check right
there I said you know we'll do the contracts later here cash
this now. So you know So we're we're very, very happy. And so
we'll be moving over the course of the next couple of weeks.
Because we have to be out of here by the end of the month. So
that's that's really the good news. But so in the course of
this in the course of this dinner, I'm learning a whole
bunch of things about Austin, because these are all
Austinites, who were born and raised in Austin. And are you
familiar with our movie? Was everybody gay? No, no. And I was
hoping there would be some hot lesbians. There were some women
who came together to the dinner but they weren't gay.
Oh, that's a shame bomber. I
know. I got I got gypped Have you heard of the moonlight
towers in Austin? Now. So we have these. They were put up in
the late 1800s. These 15 foot I'm sorry, 160 165 foot towers
that are spread out around the town. And they they are meant to
be a facsimile of moonlight. And they function quite well
actually. I mean, it's like there's a full moon over Austin
in town. And I'd never noticed this. I didn't know that these
towers existed, but they were pointed out to me last night.
And these were put in place in 1885. After the Servant Girl
Annihilator was raging rampant in Austin, Texas Killing servant
girls. And he actually has a wiki page the Servant Girl
Annihilator. And he he was just killing servant girls. Started
first black girls and white girls. Like really kind of like,
Jack the Ripper style. In fact, that was the same time some
people even think Jack the Ripper was the Annihilator that
he got on a boat and went to London later. And because
everyone was so freaked out about this guy, they put up
these Moon towers.
Well, it turns out looking at the moon light towers are
lighting structures designed to illuminate city at night.
destructions were popular across the country. Oh, I didn't know
that. Yeah, they had an Austin Detroit, New Orleans, New
Orleans. San Jose. Which I used to me. Yeah, I never heard of
these. Like, there's still a bunch of them. Besides the one
in Austin. I guess there's a San Jose had one but they tore it
down. And it was built in 1881. Yeah. which I believe was a
decision really era. This was the this was the early version
of street lighting. Right. Right. Across the United States,
your most common in 1889 is some places they were used. They were
probably put in Austin because of this. annihilator Yes. And
because they were maybe resistant resisting.
I just love the fact that they came up with the name for a
serial killer in 1880 calls.
None of this is new servant girl. Annihilator.
Yeah, that's a good one. That's a show title by the way.
servant. Servant Girl Annihilator. Coming to you soon
starring Jack Black. Wow, that was really bad.
So did you get Did you see these towers? Because? Because we were
how many are
there? There's several. I think there's, there's 20 or 25 in
Austin, and the house that we were at. They were saying oh,
there's there's a moonlight tower. I'm like, what it looks
like there's a stadium nearby. No nods. And then you look at it
and you realize is not a state. It's not stadium lighting. It's
a moonlight tower. It's very different from stadium lighting.
I was like, oh, that's and then you know, people were laying
into this whole story. I'm like, Okay,
how tall is it because the one they're showing here in San
Jose. When it was there. It's not there. Obviously anymore.
123 4/5 10 storeys high. 160
feet high is high. Up there. It's up there for sure. Yeah. So
anyway, so. Yeah, so anyway, so you know, there were some people
there and these are these are awesome. Austinites you know, so
you get to talk in and people, you know, not generally happy
with what's going on in the world, because that's why people
live in Austin, because they're all smart here. And then, you
know, eventually, after you know that they're they're tired of
fawning over Mickey, but she's so awesome. And she was so
beautiful. And, you know, she's talented. You know, then they
finally turn towards me like, What do you do? And then you
know, my stuff podcaster
I also I, I podcast.
That's like, it's almost like saying, I'm a blogger, blogger,
the blogging community.
It's a conversation
gauges and
gutters. I'm having a conversation with my community
who are very engaged on the blog. And I'm in the
blogosphere. Yeah, this is that's kind of So usually my
stock answer is I have a couple of them depending on you know,
so I didn't feel like saying government legislation analysts
last night like I did. Some of these people might be
legislation analysts who for all I know, and so you know, I'm a
bum. That's my I know what to say that yeah, and people never
question after I say that. Yeah. Oh, yeah, well, okay, then. All
right, great gigolo. Alright, Mickey, how you doing again?
Back to Mickey. It works. What do you I'm a bum. Okay, good
question. I'm telling you, John. They don't question it. Now, a
couple a couple of people. Of course. This is why I get
invited near the empty don't care. That's the reason. But
there's always people who remember from MTV. Yeah. And
people like
that. It's never you you're you're not there anymore.
Hey, it's been a while since I've seen you. I said Yeah,
well, you're old fuck That's why 20 years ago since I was on MTV
dude 2020 years ago, but these people it's the prime it's the
prime you know, it's their prime you see them literally go like,
hey, they get giddy when they see me.
I've seen that happen to this one guy. And I'm thinking cheese
when he when he looked at me. Oh, here's the moonlight tower
it know where they were at that restaurant once moonlight tower
in Austin. This is a little different than the original
ones. The original ones were big tripods. This is a straight up
thing. Yeah, it's
a it's like a water tower except there's no thing on top. There's
a lighting on top. Yeah, yeah. Serious, serious businessman.
Serious business.
Apparently in Austin, which is I guess has the most of them. They
had in 1976 they had one on fourth and new newest or newest
new way says yeah, what do we do not all answered either. The one
on Monroe Street and first is still there, Leyland and East
Side is there. The first street and Waller is gone. And they
have a mall. You still have what you have about 20 of them or
more. There's a ton of them. You're right.
Yeah, that's amazing. But this old Austin is really
good towers have been destroyed in traffic accidents, to have
been blown down by cyclones and six victims of rust
oxidation strikes again. So we're right down by the river.
Very excited. Mosquitoes. Roush ixnay in mosquito ace, and we
have a widow's walk on the top of the house. Oh, nice. And so
unfortunately, there's not you know, you have to like pull down
an attic type ladder to get up there. But then you see the
entire city and this house is right in the path of the bats.
Oh, so you go up there on the walk as the bats come over the
house. You're kidding. I'm going to charge money for tickets
coming down. Now
I am going to visit.
Yeah, we're riding the bat path. How cool is that? So they come
out from under the bridge. You see the city in the background?
And and they fly right over the crap all over the house. No,
they eat the mosquitoes though.
Oh, yeah, I'm sure that will go. That's true. You won't get any
Miss news to those bats.
The bats are right there. So we're acknowledging a crap on
the house. I didn't see any bat poop. Although I will point out
I am not familiar with the sight and structure of bat poop.
guano. It's called guano. bat guano.
Why it isn't called poop.
Because it's guano is very useful as a nutrient. In fact,
it used to be bagged as guano and sold by the 50 pound sack
because people wanted to beef up the garden so you can ingest it.
No no no it's not for eating it's for animals for gardening.
Well good because that's the only part of the house is not so
great. The house is the house is
one was quite tasty.
The garden needs work.
Well just the guano should help. Yeah, but it has a little
greenhouse little mini greenhouse. So this is the
perfect place for us. It really is. We're very very excited.
You'll be
arrested in six months.
rousted talking about the selling
the house must move
No no no I we have an ironclad contract on this one. We're not
getting rousted out of this screw that no I wish I could
could buy a place but you know that's a joke. You know? A I
don't have a downpayment and be though banks if they wanted to
give me the money for a car for the Hey, weren't you the guy who
wanted the car now you want a house? Are you insane? Are you
insane? Get out of here.
Anyway, supposed to begin the show? Yeah,
we should again, let me let me just say that, you know, the
Pentagon. These guys are amazing. I am so impressed. You
know, the news comes out. And it was a it was mentioned here and
there that the Pentagon was raising their cyber force, cyber
force, cyber force from 500 to at least four 1000 Which of
course, you know, means 40,000 Probably. And they're recruiting
they're everywhere we do worry, we need to get some cyber. So if
you've been listening to this podcast, and you are a sysadmin,
or you can if you can do Perl, or Ruby on Rails, I don't care
if you if admins are the best really, you if you've been
listening, then you already have a high paying job and in the
government for the military as a contractor, most likely, if not,
this is the last time I'm going to tell you, this is where the
big money is for you. And this is tiny. It's a bonanza. It's
fantastic. And just to remind you, we have created this
illusion that hackers are attacking our newspapers and
Twitter. The social media giant Twitter says it has become the
latest victim in a string of sophisticated hacking attacks,
sophisticated three newspaper
and get exposing users private information. Oh, John, my
privates were exposed. Did you feel it? Experts believe the
attack which follows others launched against three of this
country's largest newspapers launch is the latest
illustration of a dire need for more experts training to prevent
them. Yeah, NBC News justice correspondent Pete Williams has
more tonight this is worth listening to because it really
shows you what is going on, that we have been predicting for
years. This at the offices of cyber watchdog Mandiant,
computer security consultant for the Washington Post a New York
Times this is the company that apparently let the attack co
through a constant vigil keeps. Oh, this is really good. So
they're gonna have some douchebags from the company
talking. This I love this. These are I mean, we know these kinds
of douchebags have attacks on them and other clients. The
company also devises ways to stay a step ahead to block
attempted intrusions from succeeding, there's always
going to be some kind of gap that attackers can exploit. And
very often we see companies haven't invested in responding
to the fact that they will sustain a breach. And many times
they're caught flat footed. When that occurs,
oh, it will happen. It is a fact you will sustain a breach with
cyber attacks on the rise against banks, news
organizations, social media and the systems that keep the
country going. I mean, does it get any better than that? I
mean, banks says what social media for newspapers were under
attack. There's a growing worry that the US faces a serious
shortage of people who know how to respond.
It takes 1000 hours of hands on work just like a pilot,
okay, i Excuse me 1000 hours, just like a pilot, no 40 hours
to get your license as a pilot, okay. 1000s of hours is just
like being a pilot is dangerous work to carry the passengers
safely from one shadow of the Earth to the other.
You can't be a good pilot, unless you've actually flown an
airplane under pressure. You can't be a good cyber person.
Unless you've actually fought in cyberspace, either in a
simulator or in the real
world. Okay. John, when's the last time you fought in the
cyber world in a simulator or real world situation?
I've been in a real simulate simulator but
yeah, no, but cyber you have to cyber simulate is that he's
talking about you Have you fought
what is what is it Halo or World War world? Warcraft?
I think what do you mean? You fought you have to fight that's
us. That's a you're fighting in the world of work. Right. It's a
simulators. Nobody's talking about
fighting in cyberspace. Fighting. We're fighting the
hackers. The need is exploding the Pentagon's US Cyber Command.
You get this thing what just CBS NBC now
plans to bring 4000 new computer security experts on board.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano warns that the
lack of experts nationwide is critical. Okay, now go and
listen. They're coming to your campus to think it should be
encrypted here. Not the University of Southern
California is among a handful of the nation's colleges answering
the call preparing to offer a degree in cybersecurity. Let me
let me guarantee you one thing, do not go for the degree in
cybersecurity, you're not going to get hired. All right, that's
not the guys that are recruiting. Look for the
challenges the contest. This is how you get recruited. They put
you know, they put out contests all the time, like the Google
challenge, that kind of thing. That's where you want to be you
get recruited and hired for mucho buckos
or whatever type of system that I'm going to develop for
somebody. I'm going to make sure that it's secure in the past of
your computer got attacked, maybe you're worried about slow
startup speeds. Now they can actually affect your livelihood.
Educators say it's essential to start building the cyber
workforce earlier and cyber workforce schools and colleges
preparing for one part of the economy. Everyone agrees is
expanding as the cyber threat spreads Unbeliev Hello
this is obvious you can see this one coming this is going to be
overpopulated by the Indian bowl crappers network like like that
guys that they brought in early and you know the CTO or a teak
and the other guy who the guy just show Brian his buddy
vajayjay Vaughn Jive have
already forgot their names are so forget. Guys are fully crap
about that guys speaking COBOL and binary, skip logic,
skip logic,
skip logic, this skip logic guy. So that's the kind of guys that
are going to be all over the place. And so there'll be but it
won't matter because this is bullcrap this there's no need
for this. And by the way, Twitter's hack, because
apparently, it turns out that Ruby, essentially is damaged
goods at the Indic kernel. It's Ruby on Rails. Well, Ruby on
Rails ism is a form of Ruby. But Gupta is no good. It's no good
Twitter's based on it.
It's I think, isn't Ruby like built into the Mac OS? It
doesn't. Doesn't the Mac OS shipped with Ruby, might. I
think that the veterans out
to Bindra Korean everybody I'm talking to is now known as a
flawed product that can't be fixed.
Wow, this it will thank you very much. This is News. Hello. So I
actually got one of those emails. Do you get an email that
you've been hacked? No, no, I got one. Um, who from Twitter?
They told you that guy Yes.
Yeah, that I was one of the lucky ones. That I was one of
the lucky ones Hold on. I'll read it to you.
It Wait a minute before you do it. Who did? Well Who was it?
Did it come from? twitter.com.
It came from here does reset your password. Twitter came from
postmaster Bogut IV whatever ad postmaster.twitter.com And hold
on a second that's the Reese So for Twitter received a request
to reset the password Hold on a second I gotta go back to the
search. Where is
it? Hold on it was I got nothing I got no letters.
I gotta go to No because they said it was like 250 people that
this had happened to
you have a lossy password or no no no it's not like you know I
am great are some Twitter
believes they're on Twitter. Now. Twitter believes your
account may have been compromised by a website or
service not associated with Twitter. Crap, where's the
email? Because they had an email about
here's the last note I got from Twitter. Do you know MC Hammer?
Eric Kotek techie?
MC Hammer.
says
that's a good one. I like that hold on. Let me see if I can
find this. Twitter.
i By the way, you can go in your settings. Everyone who uses
Twitter and turn off all these notifications. They keep sending
a stupid crap.
Yeah. Well, this is why it's kind of hard for me to find
because it was Wow, how come I don't maybe it's here. Damn,
this is annoying Twitter now I can't find it. Well, that's
okay. But they said like my salted is like my salted
password had possibly been accessed.
Your salted Yeah, that's
why I thought I saved this message. Me salted. Yeah, like
the password had been like a salted password. A salted? No,
not a salted, salted,
like salted like table salted.
That was even me. Oh, hold on. I'm trying to find this for you
so that we can talk about this. I'm feeling stupid now that I
can't find it because I know I saved it. Ah.
Okay, well look for it in the background.
In the background.
While I'm doing it while I'm talking, I'll just go do
something else. You don't understand a word while the
other Adam curry is working on stuff. I don't know where this
is. Dammit. Yeah, there was something about my salt, my
salted password, it may have been access. And then. And
what's funny is I go into reset my password. And I don't
remember what my password is. So I do one of my passwords. And it
goes oh, you can't use that password. It's the same as the
old one. I'm like, Well, gee, so they still have the old password
on file. The whole thing is bogus. I don't I don't believe
this for a second.
Oh, it could be I mean, I got hacked on Twitter once people
started sending out day go by the Popeil club
I've had I've had that happen too. But but they said they had
a breach of the system. That's a little different. What
kind of information does anyone store on Twitter? That's
important.
Probably Have it private info. Hey, oh, while we're on social
networks, mica wait
before you go there. While we're you're on talking about the
Pentagon, the Defense Department, let's play the
little Chuck Hagel clip. By the way, he sounds like an
alcoholic. I hate to say this, but he just sounds drunk and
when and it looks terrible big bags under his eyes. This guy's
gonna be new Department of Defense. Secretary. Yes. Here he
is answering questions.
I don't know. I can't give you an example. By the way. I've
just been handed a note that I misspoke and said I supported
President's position on containment. If I said that it
meant to say that, obviously his position on campaign
containment, we don't have a position on containment. The
question is, are we right or wrong? That's a pretty
straightforward question. Well, I would like to answer whether
you're right or wrong, and then you are free to elaborate. Well,
I'm not going to give you a yes or no, answer. Chef's
slave. Yeah, this guy is no good. Why is no good. Why was he
chosen? I mean, who in his right mind, he's a why. Why was he
chosen to be this? Suppose the guy who's supposed to be the
secretary of defense. Now I didn't like Panetta. You know,
he's a total aihole The brown people in sand killer. But this
guy, I mean, we spoke he seemed like a pacifist. He's supposed
to be the new and improved like, we're gonna withdraw from
Afghanistan. We're no we're, we're no less wars. Is this what
the guy is supposed to be? Is that whether
some evidence of that but nobody likes him? He looks like he's
never gotten an hours of sleep in his life. And he sounds like
he's like he's, you know, it sounds like he's in what is?
What do you call when somebody's in the bag? He sounds drunk. A
hammered. Sounds hammer. That's I can't come up with the word
hammer Hegel.
I try
hammered Hegel. Sounds hammered. Really? That's interesting.
Yeah. For dude. Yeah. But carry,
by the way go testified for commerce or Congress get
hammered.
Might as well. Hagel he just slipped by I mean, I carry I
mean, he just went he went right for Yeah.
Well, no, you can't really complained about carry. And it's
kind of a secret weapon. You can go on board, can you imagine? Is
there and they're gonna, every nation will capitulate to all of
our desires. If they don't send carry. We'll do what you say.
We'll do whatever you want. Just so don't send that guy.
He's headed so big. It's long. It's a go away with that. Talks.
Oh, no. I'm really I have to say, I'm really going to miss
Hillary. And what are we going to do? I mean, this is this is
the people don't realize this is this is hurting the show. You
know,
it's not hurting the show at all. Because it seems as if if
you listen to these clips, I got to show that was caused to go
Bonnie ERBE, to the contrary, it's on PBS. It's a horrible,
horrible show with this host that is the worst woman in
history. She's terrible.
The worst woman in history? Yes, I
think so. Okay. of all women. This is the way this show began
to Hillary intro.
I can't wait. This week an interview with former Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton. I sat down with her to talk about her
incredible legacy for women and girls. You have changed the
world, women and girls. Where did your passion for this issue
come from? I think it came from my childhood. It probably came
from learning about the difficult childhood my mother
had, and how important it was for girls to be given the same
opportunities as boys. I think it came from my own experience
as a kind of tomboy playing in the neighborhood and hearing
every so often and well, you know, girls can't play. It
probably was something that was really apparently killed. I
can't start saying oh, so here's the thing. Here's an interesting
thing in this little clip. I have three of these clips. But
this one, this woman says Hillary Clinton to this ERBE
when she says Hillary Clinton has done more for women and
girls, which is a mean by the way, they all the two of them
keeps constantly saying women and girls, women and girls,
women and girls, yeah, and I'm yeah, maybe I he'd ask you, but
I'm not absolutely sure what the point of that is, oh, we'll do
it constantly. Well,
so Well, this is a big thing. This is all part of the, you
know, the women drinking thing and women in combat. You know,
it's like them bitches taken over, John, and we are on the
download and going out, boy,
that's what's anyway. So yeah, I actually what you just said, I'm
actually if you've watched this whole thing, I would kind of be
in agreement, because when they start going into these
international women in power, they're trying to make it this
is actually the beginning salvo of Hillary's run for the
presidency. Yeah. So she is emphasizing all these
international leaders who are all women to get everybody into
the mood, I think, yeah, that's common. And so we should just
put Hillary in. But but the little thing in here was a
little. The question, the central question is kind of
trick, which she says, Hillary has done more for women and
girls, blah, blah, blah. Why did you get involved in this issue?
What issue? If you listen to this clip, she says, Hillary,
how did you get involved in this issue? Women and girls are
objects. They're not an issue in and of themselves, women and
girls did yo, I'm helping women and girls. Well, what issue?
What's the issue? Where's an issue? I don't know. What is the
issue?
Well, they're suppressed, and then no one likes women and
girls Express. We don't like women and girls, women and girls
bad.
It was never expressed that they were anything other than just
women and girls, and there was an issue, but the issue was
never Virpi issue in any way, shape or form. There is no
issue. It's a it's a it's a full phone issue.
Yeah. And I know you'd like to talk about how did you get
involved in this issue? Well, what issue? Why does it why
don't you that's what you're supposed to one issue. What are
you talking about? What is the issue? There's no issue? That's
the point. I
think the issue that is the it's the unspeakable issue. There you
go. It's the unspeakable issue that women are clearly lesser
than men in the world. They are they are suppressed throughout
the world. And this is a fact fact. John don't even have to
talk about the issue because it's fact and you know, it
everybody knows this fact,
central question is, so do girls are suppressed. So
what do we do on these other clips and play one of these I
like these pellet more fawning, fawning, I want this one is a
good one on it.
He went from being as you know, much maligned as first lady by
the right wing,
maligned,
maligned, she wasn't maligned by the right wing maligned, okay to
being the most respected woman in America, and
excuse me, the most respected woman in America. Now, that
would always be Oprah. Okay, go away.
Perhaps the most famous woman in the world? What does that feel
like for you? Personally, I really don't think about it.
I feel like it's true, but I don't think about it. Wow. And
the same person my entire life, I hope I've learned some things
I hope I'm become more effective in doing what I believe in
doing. But I think I've been pretty consistent in my, my
professional and public activities. So I don't think
about that. What I think about is how can I best use my talents
and harness the talents of others here at home and around
the world, to keep trying to, you know, provide the same
opportunities that I took for granted as that little girl all
those years ago, growing up in my neighborhood, I am so
grateful for the life I've lived and the opportunities I've had,
and I meet the most amazing girls and women everywhere,
and then I eat them. So this
opportunity, you should have nailed.
I can't play it. I mean, I could play it every single second.
Hillary Clinton. So let me let me interject a little clip that
we didn't play or talk about on on Thursday show. This whole
media love fest of Obama and Clinton. They were the
celebrities of the entire 24 hour news cycle. love fest.
The President and Hillary Clinton in a revealing and rare
joint interview has everyone reading the tea leaves were both
gluttons for punishment was his high praise of first time that
she is his pick for 2016.
From the moment they sat down to talk with CBS News 60 minutes.
President Obama and Secretary Clinton seem like they've been
the best of friends for decades.
This is extra extra. This Total it's show business is show
business for Ugly people. And they're not even that ugly.
Well, you know, obviously what's going on here and you're gonna
see this, this is why I don't think Hillary's out of the
picture for the show. We're gonna not there won't be a week
that goes by where Hillary's not somehow in the news, and I think
what it is she's so paranoid because she lost to Obama, you
know, a few years back. She's She wants to maintain her, you
know, she doesn't want to stay a Secretary of State because she
has to start organizing a campaign and but the campaign
really shouldn't begin until 20. You know, for 2014 Maybe or
2015, probably 15. And but she she she's fearful because she's
so freaked about losing the Obama the first time that she
thinks that she can maintain her secretary of state status right
in the public eye and maintain her her self in the public eye
and kind of coast to the presidency. But I think she's
gonna burn burn. I think she's gonna burn out the audience.
She's gonna be robbed. Not heard again. Oh, God is this Can this
woman get off the stage? It's and I think she's right now
because it's began. It's begun too early. She's already blowing
it. Yeah, interesting. And by the way, can't be too happy
about this. He actually would like to run for president. Yeah,
he's,
he's gonna be very, he's gonna be very problematic. I agree. I
agree. Well, she, you know, she's 69 She Swasey enough right
now. And no,
no, she's not she's. No, she's not six. I think she is five,
isn't she?
I thought she was 60. I thought she was older than 60.
I think she's gonna be 69 when she
when she when she comes into office. Well, let's
take a look. I don't
I know what we have to do. In while you're in there, can you
see if? how tall she is?
No height. But she was she's 65. She was born in 47. Okay, so
she'll be 69 Suazo enough.
And interesting. Interesting.
No height.
No height. I have a feeling she's not tiny.
I don't think she's too tall. I think she's probably five,
eight. Interesting. We need to get her height somebody out
there. And then somebody has to put it in the book of knowledge.
Or just just make something do four foot nine and put it in
there now.
Somebody corrects it. That's not a bad idea. It's
funny, right? We should put that in there. See what she comes
back with?
Oh, good height. Yeah. And then yeah, it's not in there. No.
And I still cannot find this. I'm so pissed at myself. I saved
this Twitter thing. Because like, Oh, this is interesting. I
was one of the 250,000 who apparently you know, got hacked
or whatever. Yeah, well, yeah,
apparently emails hacked to and they took the message. It took
it right away. So before we continue, I want to say Hello
Adam curry.
Well, hello, John C. Dvorak. And in the morning to you
Well, in the morning to you. And in the morning. boots on the
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today we are in episode four eight for a nice Palindrome
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just plug along. Oh, look what we missed.
Yeah. Do we do we have a I think we do have some people who are
producing today's episode. We are very similar to the
Hollywood model except to no actresses to bang no douchebag
executives. The only thing we do is we gladly credit. The
executive producers and Associate Executive producers of
each individual episode who contribute money to actually
produce the program in the only thing we don't do is commercials
and and product placement.
We don't have actresses to bang I know. Why are
we doing this? We are dumb. Ah, that's funny. Actually, let me
know before we thank our executive producers, I would
like to play that this was caught early on by by some of
our our producers out there, our listeners, our producers in
general on the national treasure, NPR, interviewed the
CEO of Wikimedia and Wikimedia who produced wiki pedia. And
this was an outstanding, you really have to listen to this
because of course, we know the model for NPR is advertising, or
underwriting or whatever you want to call it. We've known
this for a long time. And even last night at the dinner, you
know, I'm like, you know, so how does NPR get funded? Oh, it's,
it's by the listeners. I'm like, really? Do you hear every 15
minutes? Do you hear something? Weather Report. Now how about,
you know, an ad when they say Car Talk is brought to you by
Pete's auto dealership, which is a local Austin dealership. It's
advertising for local, local business. And then there's
national spots, but they just call it underwriting and
support. Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. So Wikipedia. Do you know
how they make their money, John?
I would hope that they have a huge corporate interest, giving
them money to keep their huge corporate interest from getting
slammed into Wikipedia.
You've got to listen, this is a it's a it's a little more than
two minutes. So it's a little long, but it's well worth it.
We'll have to discuss as it goes along. And this is one of these
one of these people who very much like the Silicon Valley
types a right after everything, just to accentuate you know, I'm
really good. Right. And well, we know fact, of course, that the
no agenda show is the best podcast in the universe. Right?
And that your name is John C. Dvorak. Right. And I'm Adam
curry, and I'm a loser. Right. But Wikipedia is brought to us
by the Wikimedia Foundation to Gartner is the executive
director and she is the lucky winner on today's installment of
Conversations from the corner office. So I guess it's a prize
if you're on the show. That's a good like,
we could do that.
You're the lucky winner of today's
lucky winner. That's nothing but it's good to have you with us.
Thank you, you know, sort of couldn't have sorry, stop. Yeah.
What was your name? Susan. What? I just wanted to look her up.
I'm listening.
Yeah, let's listen to get in. I forgot Wikimedia Foundation. Sue
Gardner is Sue Gardner is the executive director, and she is
the lucky winner on today's installment of Conversations
from the corner office. So it's good to have you with us. Thank
you. You know, so it occurred to me as I was thinking about
talking to you that you guys and public radio kind of have a
similar business model, right? You create all this content, and
then you have to go out and ask for money to help support it. So
heads are whipping around in cars all across Gitmo nation has
no agenda producers are turning up their knobs. Let's listen to
this one. This is going to be great. You have the same
business model. It's like you don't sell ads. You just ask
people to support you, right?
Yeah, that's exactly right. In fact, it's funny. I come from
the CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. And it
was funny that I did make my way to a kind of NPR esque model.
It's different from the CBC, but it's how American public
broadcasters support them. Yeah, we just ask people who like us
to give us money.
How's it working for you? I mean, how much time do you spend
out there? You know, on the hustings. This guy is such an a
hole that he knows that they they sell ads. He's like, how's
that working out for you? Stupid idiot. that working out for you?
It
does sound douchey Oh, hey, how's that working out
for you? Or?
It's fantastic. Practically none. I mean, it's amazing. We
do an annual campaign every winter. And this year, we made
$2.7 million a day
up, stop the press Whoa, $2.7 million a day. Li crap. But
that's during that campaign. That campaign I think lasts for
a month on for a long time. So they're doing 50 million bucks.
Well, in 2011, she had a salary of 196 grand Fah.
Wait a minute, this is a foundation. Do they have a form
990
Oh, my goodness, Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, it's got
to have a form 990 Okay, let's
continue to listen to this great
interview from 430k a day last year. So it's going really,
really well.
They went from 430,000 a day to 2.7 million a day a day job.
Wow, that's what you have. What do you have reach?
You totally need to call your local public radio station.
I'm looking at the wikipedia.org homepage. Here in the studios
we're talking and you know, it's the one that lists all the
various languages that so this is a little off topic, but I
just want I left this in so you can hear or say right right
Right, right. Wikipedia is in and it is, first of all,
overwhelmingly English, overwhelmingly Western, not a
whole lot of minority representation there. I mean,
what are you guys doing to sort of broaden the bandwidth as it
were of Wikipedia? And what you guys do?
Yeah, Wikipedia is actually available in 286 languages,
right? So it's pretty much available in every language that
is spoken by a reasonably large number of people around the
world. I mean, it's available in languages like Cree, for
example. queef, what language is free, I think the Indian grief.
The grief that you write when you say that English is the most
edited, right, and people in developing countries tend to be
disproportionately editors. But still, we aspire to broaden out
the diversity of the folks who are contributing to Wikipedia,
so that it will be better and richer and stronger and smarter
and more useful for martyrs
smarter. Here's another problem for you guys. And you wrote this
in a in an op ed in the LA Times, the other day, nine out
of 10 wikipedians, as you call them, are men which can't be
good for diversity.
Yeah, it's not good at all. It's actually the single thing that
kind of troubles me most about our editing community, right? It
stems from, I think, the origins of the project. So when people
were first interacting online in 2001, the folks who were
interacting online tended to skew heavily, heavily male, so
we started there. So we badly want to recruit more women, we
have a number of activities designed to do it.
Here's here it comes here it comes down. Are you sitting
down? Yes. Another thing that will appeal to the public radio
aficionado in you, and the sensitivity of what I'm about to
talk about, when are you going to start putting ads on
Wikipedia to pay for things? Sorry, what?
When are you going to start putting ads or as we call them
in public radio underwriting?
As we call them in public radio underwriting, underwriting what
your answer is equally as stunning on Wikipedia to start
paying with X,
when are we going to start doing that? Yeah, we're never going to
do that. No, because that was a long time. So yeah, and we do
hedge a tiny little bit, right. Like if it were a choice of
putting ads on Wikipedia or shutting down Wikipedia. We
would then very reluctantly, consider putting ads on
Wikipedia.
Okay. Lovely. Wikimedia Foundation in 2011. As they have
filed their form 990 timely.
Are they keeping it up to date? Unlike the Clinton Foundation?
Yes. So
they have filed in time. This was 2011. So they're there.
Okay. $27.191 million of income.
This nice,
was fine. That's awesome. Yeah, no, that's
amazing. I like more power to him.
Let me see what let me see what people are making over there. So
Sue Gardner, 196 878. Veronique Kessler, the CFO, these are
decent. These are okay. Salaries for CFO 135k is actually on the
low side.
Yeah, but he only works once a week.
At true, the deputy director
just signing a check for the servers. Yeah. And the public is
the one who does all the work.
Yeah, yes. True. So their total salaries and wages is 5.5
million. So because I guess they're they're paying a lot of
the a lot of the editors now.
Yeah, I'm a dad think you'd have to eventually do that. You know,
I have to say that was as much as we use it. Just to do some
fact checking even though it's not a it's not a great source.
Yeah. I said it's fine. They should make all the money they
can.
No I'm an agreement how funny this is.
But I just think the killer is that Denver card guy. Yeah. Like
once again, confirming are the other NPR person. Advertising,
whatever you want to call
interesting. I'm sorry. This is their nine. This is their they
filed 2011 is their 2010. That's weird. That's so they haven't
filed form. I'm sorry. They have not filed a 2011 yet. Oh,
she's making more money then. Must be
well, she was doing $22.7 million a day. That campaign
runs for a lot longer than 10 days. So
no, she said a month, didn't she?
No. I said a month. Well either either way, as we call it in, in
the in public radio we call advertising we call
underwriting. Please, please. Well, let's talk it was thanks
so much for underwriters John.
Yeah, we got some. We got some underwriters. We call them
producer
That's right. Executive producers, no less yeah
three it looks like maybe we have enough today yes for sure.
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that you that you is that you stopped smoking. I don't need
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for me. It's like four days. Hey, now somebody didn't for two
weeks. I mean, I'm four months and it might well be four years
or four decades so now we are now at we're in our sixth month
half a year. Half a year smoke free
that's all they do is talk about it
no I don't talk about it that's
onward anyway yeah, he's probably right good just go cold
turkey and just get it out. Yeah, just what is the what is
it like when you go cold turkey you get the shakes?
No, no, you do like to suck penis more.
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a citizen so I'd like to talk about the new world order for a
moment. If you don't mind at this love talking about the New
World Order. This will also wrap up our international. Hillary,
Hillary Lucifer Rodham, clippity clop Clinton segment and we
probably should just do a little clippety clop for her. Since we
won't be doing it that often.
The message is clear. Clip.
Right. That's right. So she was speaking at her favorite
drinking club, the Council on Foreign Relations, which of
course is totally my favorite drinking club a because they
won't allow me in it. And b It's where people decide what the New
World Order is going to do to ruin our world. So a very
interesting speech and I encourage everyone to listen to
the in its entirety because it is full of elitism and America
FTA and You know, we're just gonna go and kill everybody and
run the world. That's pretty much seriously what her speech
is about. You can find it in the show notes 484 dot na
shownotes.com. But I did pull a little clip here, which shows
how she as our future president is a member of the New World
Order Illuminati and plans to continue the destruction of the
earth.
At the same time, we face challenges, from financial
contagion to climate change to human and wildlife trafficking,
that spill across borders and defy unilateral solutions. As
President Obama has said, the old postwar architecture is
crumbling under the weight of new threats.
I love this. This is this is great work. It's crumbling,
John, it is crumbling away.
So the geometry of global power has become more district pivoted
and diffuse, as the challenges we face have become more complex
and cross cutting. So the question we ask ourselves every
day, is what does this mean for America?
Every day I get up to and I think, what does it all mean for
America? But what does it mean for humanity? Or for the
children? What does it mean for America, my America?
And then we go on to say, how can we advance our own
interests? And also uphold?
How can we go kill some people so we can go steal the crap
ain't just rules based international order.
There you go. That's it a just rules based international order
shop slave,
a system that does provide clear rules of the road for everything
from intellectual property rights to freedom of navigation,
to fair labor standards,
rules of the road slave, can't you read the rules of the road,
getting to take your living license test?
Simply put, we have to be smart about how we use our power, not
Stopstopstop.
You Back it up a little bit, I want to get to three or shed
copyright ocean Act, which is what she's referring to. And
there was a third one was the climate change. Go back back.
I've gone back a little bit here.
rules of the road for everything from intellectual property
rights to freedom of navigation, to Fair Labor Standards, fair
labor
or slavery. Slavery, slavery. So it's a The Law of the Sea
Treaty, which is basically taking away turf. What was the
second one?
The first one was copyright, copyrights. SOPA, PIPA,
all that stuff. So you know, we had been in the ocean and we we
own the copyright on your DNA. So you know, you want to eat
that pig. Sorry, that's copyrighted by Monsanto. So they
own the pig, then is the law. The law of the sea? Was the
oceans treaty oceans 14, what is it? Yeah, whatever it is, more
un stuff. Take away your oil and your property, and then slavery,
to make sure that you remain slaves and serfs.
Simply put, we have to be smart about how we use our power not
because we have less of it, indeed, the mind of our
military, the size of our economy, the influence of our
diplomas, look at my dignity, and the creative energy of our
people remain unrivaled. No, it's because as the world has
changed, so to have the levers of power that can most
effectively shape international affairs,
she wraps this up with just a beautiful comparison. And, and
it blew me away that this is what she's actually suggesting.
I've come to think of it like this.
This is Hillary's philosophy. Ladies and gentlemen, pay very
close attention. And for those who aren't familiar with
architecture, get the Google's ready.
Truman and Atchison, we're building the Parthenon with
classical geometry and clear lines. The pillars were a
handful of big institutions and alliances dominated by major
powers. And that structure delivered unprecedented peace
and prosperity. But time takes its toll even on the greatest
edifice. And we do need a new architecture for this new world
without jump of all of the architects. This is a question
to ask John question. So she is saying the architecture, the
underpinnings the foundation of our current day world are
crumbling under the heavy weight of us trampling on everybody.
And so we need to make it look better. We need a new
architecture for a new rules based order. What what architect
could you compare her vision to?
I don't know you tell me I used
you got to me, you know a little bit about architecture.
Well, I mean, she if she wants to go with modern architect and
she wants to go to it that glass house imp look, you know where
everything is a tall glass building as compared to what you
were getting from the Truman Donna where she credits him for
but Okay, should we I think she may be referring to the Truman
establishment of the CIA, which she's talking
about the American police talking about Greek
architecture, Truman, the design, the Parthenon,
the Parthenon? Well, then you would go from there to this, I
don't know, some Renaissance structures or you would go in
you. I don't know what she's up to that. It sounds to me that to
be honest about it, that this is all a frontispiece for another
attack on the Constitution.
Well, let's listen to her favorite architect for the new.
This is what you can look forward to in when she Swasey
enough in four years, President Hillary Clinton
more Frank Gehry than formal Greek Oh my God.
Now, for those of you who don't know, Frank Gehry, I personally,
I love Frank Gehry as an architect. But this is not the I
mean, it's like, are we going to be high in this world all the
all the time,
if you look, airy is like it. He is he's a genius, but his he's
the one for people who don't just Google it. I mean, he makes
the makes these gobbly they're the best bid was he was on The
Simpsons once as a guest star. And they were trying to talk him
into building the local or the new theater for them because
they burned a day of your home or burnt down the place or
something like that. And so she goes to Frank Gehry and asked
him if he would be the architect of this whole thing. And he they
she hands him a piece of paper, and he looks at it, and it says,
No, I can't do this. This is beneath me. And he crumples up
the paper and throws it onto the ground. And then he looks at the
crumpled up paper, and he picks it up because oh my god, there
it is. I'm a genius.
The crumpled the crumpled piece of paper.
And that's what his designs look like. I pulled up pieces of
paper he has
like, what like the dancing buildings, which is, I think,
one of his more recent pieces. I mean, it's fantastic. It's
really amazing to look at, but it's very pretty. But is that
going to be our the foundation of our of our government is like
buildings on
crack building militias to screw Spence like, are all
expensive and we're all on acid. That's basically that's the
message. That is the foundation of the New International
subtext to this ready? Yeah. She wants Frank Gehry to design her
house. Doesn't she doesn't do
this exactly. Right. You're so right. You're spot on. I give
you a ding for that. Of course. She's like, I want Frank Gehry
to do it for free. And
I kiss his ass, because he doesn't do houses. He's not a
big house guy. He does. Good for her. Yeah. So I you we can put
it in the Red Book. Your designs house? Science House for him?
A good one. Yeah, I'm down with that. Ah, I hadn't even thought
of that angle yet. But put it in the book, please. That's very
good.
And very, very good. It goes.
So people, you don't send me the Twitter password. Oh, wait,
maybe this is the Yes, here it is. I've got the Twitter, the
Twitter. Let's see. I've got the Twitter email
an hour and 25 minutes and you finally found it. Would you like
me
to hear the email so you can because it's salt. The thing is
interesting. Dear Twitter user, I'm a user, a crack addict. As a
precautionary security measure. We have reset your Twitter
account password, check your inbox for separate email from
Twitter with instructions on how to reset your password and blah,
blah, blah. We recently detected an attack on our system in which
the attackers may have had access to limited user
information. Specifically, your user name, email address, and an
encrypted slash salted version of your password. Not the actual
letters and numbers in your password. There you go encrypted
slash salted version.
All right, whatever that is supposed to.
Well. It makes me feel good. Because I'd like at least I know
that my password is salted. Come
these pepper. So we had the last show we did. We talked about the
simulated attacks on Miami and then we discovered la so someone
sent us a note Houston, one of our producers, a list of all the
cities. Oh, I didn't see this note.
Oh, yeah. All the cities that they did this where they ran a
bunch of helicopters and simulated shooting cars on the
freeway and kind of just messing with the public at large. You
want to hear the list
of cities that they did this was this coordinated on the same
day.
Well, let me see there's a bunch of articles hooked up. I am
almost of the opinion that it was. What was the date that they
went took place in Florida The Minneapolis one was in August is
August 27. So no they were all just I guess they spot they.
They spread a few of them out. Minneapolis St. Paul. Yeah.
Denver. Yeah. Houston, which we reported. Galveston, Los Angeles
which we reported Laredo Miami, which we reported Chicago.
Yeah. But there's always some military thing going on there.
Yeah. Well, I
guess nobody noticed. Oh, yeah. Austin. Wow. St. Louis. Wurster
mass. Long Branch. Lancaster and, and that's it. But that's a
lot. Why are the boys the public putting up with this?
Yeah, well, because you know, it will it will protect our kids.
I'm all for it.
Do it. I should do it in the San Francisco Bay Area and listen to
them squawk That'd be funny. Wow, do it in San Francisco.
Come on weenies. Let's do it in San Francisco rubbish
a bit, you know, they will and no one will end up the people
who get whatever Oh, it says is now people are not. The people
are asleep, John. They are the deep, deep, deep sleep, you're
sleepy.
Another producer sent in a note listening to the discussion on
the Sundays a couple of Sundays ago about health care providers.
You're 100% Correct. It's a generic term used to refer to
whoever is providing your health health care service and may
refer to an MD do physician's assistant family nurse
practitioner, or even an RN. I'm currently in nursing school and
I am shocked at the changes rolling through the healthcare
system. They are pushing many procedures downstream to lower
levels of providers to save money. It's having a massive
effect on the acute care hospital setting for example,
they have increased the level of acuity on the regular med surg
and telemetry floors. Cases that used to be sent to the ICU are
now sent to the floor. ICU is expensive with a mandated
patient to nurse ratio of two to one, the floor that he's talking
about, has a much more relaxed ratio of four to one. I'm not
sure if it's a man or woman has actually crossed out the name
because they didn't want to be mentioned. Plus, like any
profession, there are some really good nurses and some not
so good ones. Typically, the really astute ones are in
critical care, and he goes on and on. But yeah, apparently
their whole system is being revamped. Well to just take your
money.
It's funny you bring that up, because in the Federal Register,
as you know, this is this is something that all journalists
show you can you can like get an RSS feed. You know, you can you
I think they'll even do they'll even email you updates when
something's new on the Federal Register. But you know, why? Why
would any journalist do anything you look at this much work
article appeared on the first of February. shared responsibility
payment for not maintaining minimum essential coverage is
the title of this particular document, which contains
proposed regulations relating to the requirement to maintain
minimum essential coverage enacted by the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act, and the Health Care and
Education Reconciliation Act 2010. As amended by the TRICARE
for Information Act and Public Law 111 dash one seven threes
proposed regulations provide guidance on the liability for
the shared responsibility payment, shared responsibility
payment. That is, that's actually what a donation is to
no agenda, to shared responsibility payment for not
maintaining minimum essential coverage. This document also
provides notice of a public hearing on these proposed
regulations. So this is essentially an IRS document,
because the as you know, the IRS will be checking to see if you
are maintaining your minimal health care, insurance. And if
you if you have a job, if you are unless you're a bum and then
you have to pay something if you don't, we have to take and carry
insurance, health insurance, if you don't, then you will be
penalized. And they've put in here, and this is what's very
interesting, a key to try and it's and this is this is like
trying to understand your taxes. We just you look at this data,
it is literally a part of your taxes. And you're like, Okay,
how am I going to calculate how much you would have to owe if I
don't have health insurance. And a couple things I want to point
out about this document one exempt individuals. Many
individuals are exempt from the shared responsibility payment,
including those some whose religious beliefs conflict with
acceptance of the benefits of private or public insurance, and
those who do not have an affordable health insurance
coverage option available. I like to dis as many individuals
because I'd like to be one of the many individuals so I might
have to find God or something because What it boils down to,
and I have not been able to calculate this by myself, but
I've been looking at many experts around the blogosphere.
And the way they calculate it, essentially, for a family of
five, the lowest possible coverage on an annual basis in
2016, because it ramps up will be $20,000 per family. So you're
looking at $4,000 of insurance per slave per year. And if you
do not carry insurance, that's what you will have to pay an
additional tax, including for every person you are responsible
for.
You have to pay $20,000 in taxes, if you're not insured,
correct. That number is going to be that
family range for a family of five for family of five, so
yeah, well, okay, what's
the average family, let's
say four, and that's in 2016. This starts in 2014, where it
will be about
ratcheted up at what's the first the first year, is there any.
But the amount will be about half about 2400 per person.
$1,000 per slave. Yep. So I'm thinking
there may actually be that's fine. Wait, let's find the
religion that makes it that gets exempt and let's buy stock
religion.
I think Islam is one of them, actually. Funny enough. No.
Awesome. Alaikum brother, John. Come on. We can just do that in
the awesome Alaikum. Brother, John, how you doing any of these
words? Just say Awesome. Awesome. I like him.
There's gotta be some other groups that Yeah. Oh, okay. So
now it's funny, though, to the Islamist who would get
let me Well, yeah, it's, it's about insurance. But let me ask
you this. So I'm always looking for ways around this bull crap.
And, you know, what we've discovered? Is that the real
good health care that we want, that you know, which is it's
definitely somewhat alternative is, is not in our network, you
know, or the doctor you like, you know, sorry, we don't take
BlueCross BlueShield. So, here's an idea if it's gonna I mean, it
let's just say, I can have someone
not take Blue Cross Blue Shield, there's some other scam going
on, because they have the most money.
Yeah, well, I'm just saying, Oh, no, because they're like real,
real nice doctors who don't prescribe drugs immediately. I
got other things for you. And they, and they send you to the
farm to the farm, the compounding pharmacist who makes
you know, your, your hormones for your thyroid out of you
know, stuff that is natural and is not synthesizing this crap.
That's why That's why they're not in the network. I mean,
explain that to you. Right. Okay, playing the game. So why
can't wouldn't it be great if you could get because you know,
you want health insurance? If you have an accident, you know,
you get some horrible disease. But for all the other stuff, I'm
thinking can't Can you just get an insurance with a $20,000
deductible?
Well, everybody remember originally, health insurance was
exactly for that it was for horrible situation where you had
to be hospitalized. It wasn't none of this what we're seeing
today, it was when the HMO guys started showing up with their
grand scheme they got a you know, as an idea, which charge
health insurance but they get all these extra services, and
they get to see a doctor and all that everything would be covered
by this insurance, not really insurance, it's kind of a scam.
And there are the guys who push through all this all this kinds
of legislation, which kind of promoted the idea. And they also
made the deal with the drug companies saying, look, here's
once the everything is covered by insurance, you can rack up
you can change the prices to anything you want them to be
with no, there's no regulation on don don pricing drugs. So you
can and all of drug prices have gone up for no apparent reason.
And in fact, and even with generic drugs, you find a lot of
generic drugs. Now, the companies that made the regular
drug bought the company that manufactured the generic drugs,
and they kept the prices the same. Right, right. I mean, this
is here's a good example Provigil, which went generic,
and they had so they bought and it's expensive, it's like 10 or
20 bucks a pill and that most of it is sold to the military
because all the air force pilots use it if they're going to be in
the air a long time, right? So they sell to the military at 10
or 20 bucks a pill full full ticket, maybe give him a
discount 15 And then
why don't you say that like you're doing the deal yourself.
And then it goes generic. They bought the generic company the
price and the generic is actually more expensive. Yeah,
that's an unbelievable scam. And it's like, where there's no
hearings on it. Nobody gives a crap don't worry about it. Most
of us go into the government anyway, just government way
so so so hear me out now. So, yeah, so Mickey's doctor, the
one she really likes the one who is not covered by Blue Cross
charges $95 for a consult, which is actually, I think, a very
reasonable price. And you know, that's an hour and you know, and
he's talking with her and you know, then, you know, an hour, I
mean, $100 an hour should be 150. And he's 95. So I think
that's a great thing. It's a very, very, very good value for
money. And of course, we pay for that, literally, we pay for
that. Now, if Mickey wants to get some party drugs like Vika
did, and stuff like that. She goes to the doctor in the
network, and she says, Oh, I can't sleep optimizer, Pam.
Yeah, you know, my back hurts up Vika did, and I'm not talking
one or two. I'm talking 50. You know, so we get the party drugs
from that doctor. And it's all covered by insurance. And the
question is our drug dealer. But when you really are sick, you
know, she goes to the chiropractor, Dr. Ryan, who?
Literally I told you about she had the the vertigo
that No, I never heard about the vertigo. Oh, did I tell you
please show us an inner ear infection?
No, it's because of the cedar. Because she has cedar allergy.
Oh, you're in a cedar area. And she's already doing quite well
with the allergy with, you know what, what the Voodoo doctor is
doing for but still, she has a little inflammation inside her
head. But Dr. Ryan, who was actually a friend of ours, so we
didn't charge anything. He said, Oh, you know, I just need to do
a quick adjustment on your atlas or whatever. And so because it's
not draining out properly, and he like snapped her head, which
was an awesome, awesome sight to see no kick. And it was gone.
She's not walking around. But first now she, hey.
And, you know, but So, Ryan is our friend. So he does that for
nothing. But normally, you know, he's like, the ad 75 bucks, I
think an hour, you know, these are very normal prices for you
know, for a good service. But you don't need to go, you know,
20 was a tooth. So 2200 times a year, you know, so I think you
know, you also you would go less you're like, ah, you know, it's
like, I feel a pain in my pinky. Let's go to the doctor. No, you
like me see how I do, you know, see if I'll be okay.
And another thing that's been brought up is that some people
have noticed, one of the problems with with the whole
thing being insured, including doctor's visits with a copay pay
10 bucks, is that as user did somebody just mentioned this,
versus a lot of old ladies will pay the 10 bucks and go into
moan and groan about their, you know, run out because they have
their sons and daughters don't visit them anymore. They have no
friends, sit in the office or talk to the doctor for
a couple hours, like paying for a hooker. It's the same thing.
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean that. But you know, some people
like might drink my drink some tea made of I don't know, the
magical plant, marijuana or maybe smokes and whatever,
there's a million things you could do, which would save you
the money. So I don't think we need to be spending 20,000 Let's
just say 10. You know, we may spend $10,000, but then I want
to be able to spend it on who I want. And I'm spending it twice.
I'm spending it on the damn insurance. And and I'm spending
it on the doctors we actually want to go to so i want an
insurance that will you know, that has a $20,000 deductible.
You know, whatever I'm gonna have to pay in 2016 I'll pay for
it. And I'll pay for it directly to the guys I want. Okay,
because you're gonna pay for it anyway. And then if I'm in an
accident, and I have a real Bill, you know, wow, that's when
obviously I need the insurance. Do you think I can get this job?
Or is this maybe another opportunity for the curry Dvorak
insurance company?
I don't know. I think you probably could get it I don't
know where you'd get it. You may have to I don't know I don't
know what's available. Lloyd's of London a that the curry Peeve
jingle after you're done with this whatever you're doing
now. Well, no, that's that's kind of where I was at. And I
was just looking at these numbers. I'm like, oh my god,
this is an outrage. It's an outrage. And you're right. I
remember the HMOs it was like the whole it was like yeah, this
is cool. You pay one amount and then you guys always there and
you can go in for everything.
Which is nothing new. I mean, this was actually invented by
Kaiser Kaiser Permanente used to be the pretty much the only HMO
and then it was always a fair operation pretty well managed.
It was done mostly for the employees generally speaking of
Kaiser they've figured they can do their own system because they
do especially during World War Two they Italy shipbuilding
places there were cement companies Kaiser was everywhere.
And I worked for Kaiser one summer and I got free medical
from them and got part of that system and they were I always
thought it was very it was amenable the doctors were decent
and everything was fine. But then some but some bright guy
came up with that, uh, you know, we can we can use this to gouge
the public. Yeah. But
if you really think about I mean, Warren Buffett, who of
course, is incredible aihole Because he won't do this, but
it's and he's in the insurance business, it's really a
guaranteed moneymaker. You know, if you have a $20,000
deductible, people are not going to be tapping into the
insurance, you know, for quite a bit, probably ever within that
year, but they're still going to pay their relatively low
premium. So you can get a couple you know, a couple million
people paying you 100 bucks a month for something they really
aren't going to use, you know, what percentage of that of that
customer base is going to have an accident or or wind up
needing some type of you know, of some type of services that go
in that go way beyond the deductible it's going to be
pretty low. You know, you're gonna make money on it. You're
just gonna make I mean, just kind of make money on it. Now,
but you know, not as not as much as this scam, obviously, this is
great. So just on the insurance thing, and by the way, they're
deleting
money went to Obama from these
alterations. Yeah. Hello. So we brought up the concept of gun
and gun owners insurance on the previous episode. And I went to
look in and it just several days after the Sandy Hook hoax, I'm
sorry, the sandy hooks, horrific unspeakable incident. Reuters
television. So on December 14, this is two maybe three days
later, I think. Reuters television has this conversation
and this is their national their news breakers or whatever
windbreakers whatever the the these douchebags are. But it's
Reuters, sending out the message to all of the Reuters
affiliates.
We've been discussing a few ideas for gun control in the
wake of the mascot on Friday, some financial ideas, if we can
see we can come up with any one that we were talking about
earlier this morning was robbed an insurance scheme for gun. How
would this work? Well, first off, it gets around some of the
contentious ideas of how to how to actually limit guns because
what you're saying is you're saying okay, guns have effects,
you know, people certain people get killed. So you have like a,
say mandatory million dollar coverage. And that goes to
compensating the victims
is not a great little mean mandatory million dollar
coverage. And also
what it does is it forces every gun owner to have to buy
insurance for their weapons. And that does two things it ensures
we'll have to start to discriminate and they'll charge
higher policies for various white so it's like any insurance
policy safer for cars to say, Okay, well, here's someone who's
young,
got the dumbed down like a TMZ format, we've got some aihole
standing up in like the editorial offices, and all the
other you know, the little journalists are sitting down in
front of a green exactly,
has never really shown they can handle a gun before we're gonna
do it. For instance, for instance, you know, a 21 year
old buying a semi automatic is gonna pay a really high price.
And let's just take
a random example. A 21 year old with a semi automatic I mean,
just a random example. Okay, you know,
versus Hunter who's been to safety classes has used his gun
is had it for 40 years ago, single problem probably won't
hear very much at all.
Not a single problem. 40 years, I've never killed anybody with
my gun.
Yeah, Brenda, if you turn this to the to our legal expert
now now listen to this guy, the constitutional expert of the
team ran even thinking
about what this means when the constitutional point of view. So
if you put up put insurance on guns, does it somehow limits the
ability? Well, that's right. I mean, it makes a lot of sense. I
mean, you say cars, you know, people are required to have
insurance because you need to be responsible for the damn
that, but let's listen to his how he works in this how we make
this fit with the Second Amendment, which he clearly has
never even raised, they
caught saying Why shouldn't the same thing be true of guns?
Well, of course, there's a second amendment of fundamental
right to gun ownership.
I'm sorry, I have to stop. The second amendment is not a
fundamental right to gun ownership. The second amendment
ensures that Congress shall make no law against the fundamental
right to gun ownership. Let's make that very clear. No law
shall be made against that fundamental right. Douchebag.
And although I think a certain amount of insurance would be
fine, if you start making it too expensive, you start putting too
great a burden on a fundamental right. And he raised a
constitutional issue.
So it's okay to do it a little bit. But if if it cost too much,
then it's a constitutional issue, apparently. Is that
right? No, this is Reuters.
Prostitute joking. I've already established your one. I'm just
trying to get the price right.
I mean, this is Reuters. You know, this is this is not
insignificant that it's these guys who are saying this stuff,
because they they do influence it very bad. Now, I just have a
couple of things on the war on ammo. So Erin Burnett, as we
say, here in Texas, because everything is burned at road.
She she did the most horrible thing. Now we know that as a
part of this whole gun conversation, which by the way,
I just, I want to point out that we have middle Atari doing
exercises over our cities. We're going to have the Sandy Hook
children will be singing at the Super Bowl, apparently, you
know, oh, you know, it's like, oh, we can't have guns, you
know, guns are bad. But of course, the Superbowl will start
with jets flying overhead and military marching bands. It's
like, guns are great in America as long as you don't have them.
Right? Just the insanity of this. And of course, we are
looking at insanity literally, from a perspective of our people
drugged and now everyone's coming out and saying, Well, you
know, there's a high correlation between these mass shootings and
these guys have been on drugs except they never actually
report that they only say it after the fact a little bit.
It's never like he was on drugs never ever is that in the
report. But the high correlation between video games, not the
immediate it's not television and movies, because we give them
a tax break. We we love them because they help get our
politicians elected and stay in office. So we will stay away
from the media, but we will tackle video games. So Erin
Burnett has a constitutional law professor on from Harvard and
she is going to state the fact that video games make turn men
into violence mass shooters fact and he's going to debunk it and
she's going to just steamroll over him. Particularly when he
goes off script you'll like it
or he's declined. There's the saying that guns don't kill
people video games to
do you know the same John
I've never heard this saying that old same
old saying that comes from the wild west. Guns don't kill
people. Video games kill people. Oh, but wait, there's
more Senator Grassley implies you make kids more violent. Does
it add up? William Pollack is a psychologist and author of real
boys rescuing our sons from the myths of boyhood it sir, I
really appreciate your taking the time. Let me just ask you
the point blank question. It is a lot of people out there now
they this is accepted as in fact that all these violent games and
by the way, they are horrifically violence.
Just it's accepted as a fact. It's accepted as a fact. You
hear what she's saying?
Yeah, she says it's accepted as a fact when in fact, it's not
accepted as a fact, just the opposite is why we
are seeing this feeling this seemingly explosive explosion in
mass shootings. True.
Now not true. I mean, I agree with the senator, we should put
some controls on those violent video games, but they don't
cause the shootings, anything more than one item does.
So this is where already Aaron's like, oh, who invited this guy?
It's a fact. It's a fact. And
that man did say that he trained on a video game.
I have no doubt about it. I agree with Senator Grassley. We
need controls over violence in our media and in our
Oh, no. Oh, no, he didn't. He didn't say violence in our
media. Did he? Oh, Aaron, Aaron, get to work girl
video games, especially for younger children. But that alone
isn't the ASIC causing those controls it? But what about
another question about Grand Theft
Auto. So let's go right over the media thing. Let's go right back
to video games, Grand Theft Auto.
There's probably some viewers out there playing this all the
time. Right? This turns? When you kill people, you win points,
right? For example, you kill a prostitute and that's a big
thing. You get to win points. I mean, right? You know, I find
that offensive and disgusting. But hold on.
Aaron is a prostitute.
Exactly as a prostitute. I find that very offensive. You don't
kill hookers. I find that offensive that would be like me,
does that mean that those people who play that game are more
likely to kill people?
No, it's heinous. There's more.
So he say no. Now she's she's gonna have to discredit this
guy. Law Professor
Professor guessing it's heinous. And it's possible that boys who
who watched that for a long period of time might stand back
when fighting occurs and not protect someone or engage in
domestic violence but there's no proof of that either. They're
gonna go out get a gun and shoot someone. Absolutely no proof at
all.
All right, well, thank you very much we appreciate your taking
the time and and you know, giving some some provocative
answers. They're
provocative answers, provocative answers. Provocative answers,
you know? Yes, controversial and provocative answers. So this is
this is what's going to be fact. Guns don't kill people. Video
games kill people. Fact. When you kill hookers in Grand Theft
Auto you want to kill people for points in real life fact.
She's an idiot. Yeah.
Oh yeah. Absolutely not just she's a CFR member. She's in
that drinking clan.
So while we're on this topic, I noticed that the right wing
showed Huckabee was on this and he was spending his time also
talking about guns. But he was ridiculing apparently a TSA or
Homeland Security video that's, that shows very carefully what
this video about this Yeah,
it's like hide
under your desk in your pan pair of scissors.
It goes sticking with the scissors.
Stick I'm sticking with the scissors. Yeah this is just
ludicrous. But unfortunately when he teased it when he teased
it, see if you can catch his his he kind of made a I would say a
typo in his T see if you can spot it
and Homeland Security wants you to fight off a crazed Guzman
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Guzman
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I mean it's like he says gubb on the Woody Allen movie but it's
like get Guzman he never he he I know he caught it but he
couldn't figure a way to do it now so he just plowed
through. There was no way out. Guzman Guzman, huh, I don't know
what to do. Yeah, yeah, that's it. Speaking of TSA. I was
meaning I have been holding on to this. So TSA is all over the
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TSA is blogger Bob. Do you ever
I look at it once you why it's so lame. I gave up and traveled
here's the apologist that guy right. These what yeah. Oh,
yeah, he's there's another anti TSA blogger out dress pretty
good.
Yeah, but this is the tsa.gov blog. Yeah, I
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Hi, everybody.
How they blowing up train stations. So when did that
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that happen? Yeah, and when trains being attacked in Madrid,
Madrid talked about in Madrid 2010 years
ago
Yeah, but I love the whole the whole Orwellian be safe citizen.
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off a disgusts me. This is America. This is America people.
Endless Soviet Socialist States of America. Hi, everybody.
Tease me John. Don't didn't this, I guess at a certain point
of give a crap anymore. Do you? Are you just done? You just
don't care anymore? Is that No,
I'm I'm of the opinion. This is hilarious.
Because you don't need to take the train, maybe.
But don't take the train. But if you do that, I mean, I'm proud
to recording these things, too. And it's like, wow, if people
put up with this, that's what gets me. I mean, if I
reconviction mode, all we want, it's like the public thinks it's
great. They pretend the news media backs them up by only
recording going on in the street with their microphones sticking
into somebody's face, who will say oh, it's better to be safe
than sorry. It's better to be safe than sorry. I think if it
makes us safer, it's better. It's better to be safe than
sorry. I like it because it makes me feel safer. You know,
so instead of putting the microphones for somebody's face,
who says this sucks? What do we Nazi Germany? Well, no, no, no,
don't use that. Use the guy who says it'd be better to be safe
than sorry. Yeah, exactly. So whose fault is this is the
media? Well, you're not helping the situation. It's not the
media's fault. They're doing what they're what they're told
to do. It's different. I got an email, I've had a little email
exchange with a teacher in in North Texas. And because there
was something that happened, a teacher ran a red light and, and
killed a six year old, a horrible, horrible thing. You
know, and the teacher, it was the teacher was a hit and run.
But then she resigned. And then she turned herself in like a
week later. And, you know, this is it sucks. Whenever this
happened, you get a kid dying, someone runs a red light, you
know, I don't even know if there was alcohol involved or not.
It's irrelevant. Very, very, very, very sad. And the teacher
was not like a douchebag. But there's, you know, I just want
to eat. So this teacher emails me, I don't want to give her
name because it was so easy for me to find her that I didn't
want to put her career in jeopardy. But so we're emailing
back and forth. She says, you know, I'm really worried about
this. And, by the way, you know, I'm a teacher. And you know, and
I've only just started listening to no agenda. But I'm very
worried about what I'm seeing happening because of how the
media is involved in this particular incident. And I just
want to read her most recent response to me, because it
really made me think about how crazy we are making or allowing
ourselves to be made by media. Unfortunately, the district has
been in the news a few times this year with unfortunate
events prior to the hit and run it was a sex scandal involving a
high school band director and a student think come on the band
director. I mean, please, I've been trying to keep up with all
the news stories and comments on public now. Most rational people
like you and I are people who know her personally. This is the
girl the teacher who killed the student. No, it was a case a
case of good person horrible mistake. But parents in the
community aren't aside from the fact that The parents are angry
all the media attention the school has been getting, they'd
have to kick news crews off campus who camp outside on the
sidewalk, plus a good portion of the school population are not
here legally. That's another interesting little point there.
Undocumented Americans. That's the new the new mean, parents
are now starting to question why the school would hire a killer,
because she's no longer a driver who hit a child and drove off.
No, she's a teacher who killed a six year old. I was reading
through people's comments on different news articles and
social media sites, and was appalled by the amount of people
asking me how a district could hire someone like this. And
commenting on the fact that these are the people teaching
our children and how teachers are void of moral compass. And
we shouldn't put them on a pedestal. Now I agree with that.
She says it implies we're some sort of super superhuman child
during being beings from God. I think most forget that teachers
are just regular human beings. And of course, someone chimes in
with, these are the people you want to arm with guns. And it
turns into a whole new argument completely. Maybe it hits me a
little bit harder, because I'm in the teaching profession. But
it's difficult to hear a child walk into class and say, My mom
doesn't want me to go to school anymore because y'all murder
people.
Wow, right. Yeah, well, this is a sick country. Now. This this
is beyond the media that does this to people. Yes.
Well, it's it's people allowing the media to do it to them,
which is why you're so
yeah, well, you can say it that way. But that's an enlightened
point of view that nobody has. We are raised to believe the
media. The media has essentially brainwashed us in a way that's
kind of hard to figure out because this is the free press
country and that there's no free press. There's well thank you
for this. Thank you. It's a marginal operation compared to
the New York Times Well, are you one of those TV stations
locally? Those things are very influential in their area
Yes, but what baby steps John baby steps we've got 10,000
people we're saving that's it's a start.
Well, we probably have listeners in the we probably have our
listenership is a lot higher but you're probably right the only
the 10,000 who actually donate
if you don't donate you're lost. So you will die and by the way,
of course we all know what teachers are really for. They're
there to have sex with the students if they're hot. I mean,
come on. We all know what teachers are for. Hello
everybody. I'm going to show my school
by donating to no agenda Imagine all the people who could do that
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love that. You've got karma. I wants to I think we did that
train ride the Asia that was that called the Asia Pacific
line.
You took too long train ride from across the country. Yeah,
but that that was take that well. Maybe you can get me a job
right in the cabin.
24 hours of horrible that was a bad thing would happen. Do you
want to be in the cabin? Yeah, so like you so he says okay,
okay, ready? Ready. Okay, pull it. Would you know what you have
to do? When you're driving the train every every like 45
seconds. You have to hit the dead man's button. It's the most
annoying job ever.
I thought he had it. You had a foot and you just kept your foot
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there's two there's three lights. And I was doing the
documentary and the Indian Pacific that's what is the
Indian Pacific line. And so the guy sitting up there and he's
talking to you it's like he's talking about it and you know so
24 hours that's all the guys doing and the lights go because
if you don't hit the button, you know then the train will stop
and that's a real pain in the ass the whole time. Obviously
dead and there must be a picture of me see Indian Pacific line
day deadman switch there's got to be a video of this. It is the
most annoying thing in the world and of course you know if you
have that job you know if you're not annoyed by it
well I'm sure he'll report back to us and whether they even were
the mechanism into their system smart way to jerry rigged the
thing so you can sleep on the train
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and get you to work for less money.
That's and that and then there's that and Maria Mitchell who does
she work for us? And she she's like a big week isn't she is he
still
was married to that old that's the one right to marry a man
named Greenspan. Greenspan. Right?
So but she works for must be ABC she worked for one of the
three networks overseas about old hack. She's been around
forever.
So she's interviewing Al Gore and of course outdoors, you
know, I'm not quite sure why, you know, like, I'm not quite
sure why he gets this free pass. I mean, let's not forget, let's
remember that, you know, he attacked a Zeus maybe
he's a douchebag by the way, he's got a new book, so they put
him on tour and he gets top billing. He was also on PBS
NewsHour. Right and they also have a clip where he's being
interviewed by Charlie Rose all part of this scheme. And
everybody seems to I don't know if Andrea does because I didn't
hear this clip. But they all grill him about why sold to Al
Jazeera. Well,
this was not about AlJazeera but this was more about how the
questioning regarding the total agenda 21 of global warming
climate change which of course Al Gore started by stealing
movie footage and manipulating the inconvenient truth into
starting this entire while he fully was aware of start in a
and when to play my clip he credits AlJazeera with being one
of the reasons he assaulted them because they do the best job of
discussing climate change well let's let's pose to our media
was sucks which he says well let's
let's play your clip then. Which one which you have which one is
it is down at the bottom? It's Gore on sale or on sale to LG to
zero?
If you watch television five hours a day what muscles are you
building up not the democracy?
By the way, stop, stop. Let me set this up. By the way, Charlie
Rose will have none of it and he just grunts most of the time and
then he at any any BP he's paying zero attention to this
guy. And then when he's talking Gore is doing the same thing to
him that grunting a lot
is Is this the Charlie Rose show? Or is it CBS This Morning
Show?
No, it is Charlie Rose.
Devon but but the Internet gives us real
hope with this in an auditorium.
Yeah. Gore insisted I guess having a big audience.
What an eighth hole because he had to pack it with his shields.
Is that what he had to do?
Now it's hard to say I wonder roses grunting
of reinvigorating democracy and capitalism. You've been very
successful in business of just announcing publicly the other
day, you had a wonderful stock option from Steve Jobs, who was
your friend and who you were on his board. You bought a
television channel and rechristened as, as the Current
TV, and you just saw that and made a handsome profit. You sold
to Al Jazeera. And people take note of the fact that that
AlJazeera is in part subsidized or are sponsored by the Qatar
government. Did that cause you a moment of saying, look, if I do
this, if I sell to them, even though I'll make a handsome
profit, and people are gonna say, Oh, I wish you'd found a
better buyer not well. I did extensive diligence. On that
whole question. Of course, I understand that critique, which
was then a potential critique, absolutely. But what the
diligence showed very clearly is that Al Jazeera has long since
established itself as an immensely respected news
gathering network around the world. It's one of the major
journalism awards. in country after country. It is respected
as having integrity on its climate reporting, for example,
it's higher quality and far more extensive than any of the US
networks. They do 24/7 Without any commercials, they hire the
best journalists, they can hire, and they tell it like it is. And
they have that reputation. So I think they've earned the right
to be given the access to on their air doesn't really, I
mean, to all kinds of things in terms of people. Well, they have
a very bad reputation. Well, they're ours to them. And not
only not on air AlJazeera English No, no, that's true.
AlJazeera is carried on the Israeli national system. It is
praised by the State Department in its home area, that's where
our fleet is located. It's our closest ally. In the Arab world.
Secretary Clinton said it's part of the solution, not part of the
problem. It has really acquired a tremendous amount of respect,
but people will be able to judge for themselves. Yeah.
Wouldn't it be cool if, if, if Charlie Rose just went out? When
did you become such an incredible asshole? You just
tell me that to At what point did you decide that being an
actual sphincter hole would be great, because, you know, we're
just not buying this bullshit from you. Oh,
the clincher though to me, which I think you'd like this clip,
which is, at first I remind Gore is asked about nuclear power,
which of course is the true renewable solution to all of
these fossil based fuels.
It is 00 emissions, zero mildew, it's a whole to everything, it's
good, but it would, if everything went Nuke, that would
be the end of the cap and trade scam and all the rest of which,
which
I just want to remind you, he set up the cap and trade trading
system before inconvenient truth came out because that was the
whole idea was to enrich himself with a carbon based trading
exchange, just like the Commodity Exchange, the New York
Stock Exchange, a computer based system, which he set up with his
buddies over there, Kleiner Perkins and all the VCs are
involved.
So So what would you expect him to do on on? What would he say
about nukes? Which is still the probably the best solution to
the newer? Guys, so let's listen to what he thinks.
Let me can I guess Can I guess?
No, we don't want long shot guests. We
don't want Fukushima we don't want to fish that we don't be
eaten sushi that has radiation,
you know, you got huge. I expected that too. But at least
he backed off on that bull crap.
Alright, I'm gonna ask some of these questions on it, because I
want to give some of them in. And here's an obvious question.
But what ended we should ask is nuclear energy such as cold
fusion, a true solution solution to end our dependence on fossil
fuel and help us Charlie screws it up?
What says cold fusion? What
the hell is that you don't want that you want you want to taste
a thorium? Maybe that's a new development. He
didn't hear that. Anyway, he went on to his nukes. But
Charlie
Rose is also a sphincter assuming drillhole for saying
that that's lame curb
global warming? Well, it's certainly not a silver bullet,
it may play a limited role in the future, the present
generation of nuclear technology is way too expensive. If you run
a utility, and you decide to build a new nuclear power plant,
you go to your engineers or you go to any engineering consulting
firm in the world, and ask, okay, how much will this cost?
They will say to you, we really have no idea, right? Then you
ask them, How long will it take to build it? And they'll say, we
don't know. And those are serious problems if you're
trying to build a battleship.
Wow, I can hear sir atomic rod is shitting himself right now,
freaking out over this. And that's really why the industry
has declined this literally because of the regulations, and
the amount of time it takes for the Nuclear Energy Regulatory
committee for them to hand off the licenses. That's what takes
so much time is the paid shields and government working against
the who were actually on board with all the fossil fuel
companies. That's why you can't say how long it will take our
horse
safety issues, even after Fukushima that can in my
opinion, probably be managed was the cost not the safety. It's
the cost and it's it's the it's the nature of the of the of the
of the cost accounting it they're only in 1000 to 1200
megawatts. That means there used to cause for $500 million now
it's five six $8 billion it takes a long
time. What a douche. Like let me play the Andrea Mitchell clip
sheet because you know, we've got to propagate this whole you
know, fear of global warming we're all gonna die. Hey, by the
way, you know what jump did you hear about this? We're all gonna
die.
It's heating up that Guzman
floods, fires, historic drought. Some of the dire consequences Al
Gore warns about if we don't act on climate change, do we still
have time? Do we
have to get a cappuccino Do I have time
during some time to die from the flood in the superstorm people
this is your fearless leader speaking Do not be alarmed by
these douchebags. And once again this is red book Red Book Red
Book Red Book red book read that in my hands is in my hand as we
speak
what I always say about about the Dreamliner What do I always
say about the 787
it's plastic and you all fly in one. Thank you, John. Tonight
Boeing engineers are blaming outsourcing for the problems the
company is having with the dream why themes yet? Will times talk
to engineers who say Boeing is getting poor quality components
from subcontractors. One 787 electrical electrical engineer
says the planes problem goes beyond the lithium batteries
which have grounded the 780 sevens. That unidentified
engineer told the newspaper that the Dreamliners power
distribution panels have parts that are, quote, cheap, plastic
and prone to failure. So it's both, it's both of our theories.
You get the plastic in there. No, no, it's not just
glass. I'm prone to failure. cheap plastic.
I keep telling you, these are plastic planes people know I
will not fly it.
I don't like coming down Broadway when they started this
stupid idea. And I think that clip I had about the train
company, you know, from the 1930s really set it all when
they said they had to bring it all in house because they can't
trust the quality of outsourcing.
Exactly. And you can't alright, I we have to wrap this up. But I
have two things. Do you want to do something any of your clips
before we wrap up?
We got these clips are pretty evergreen. Let me see if there's
one thing here the great lead in the play the great lead in for
anything, we can use this as a lead in for anything.
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very pretty this girl? Of course
she is. So I that's something that that came up on the news
that I just needed to go back to our show on Thursday. It only
took him a couple days to come up with the big lie. So the new
president of France, who are all by the way, when it comes to the
best podcast in universe, the French are incredibly cheap
bastards. You know, and they don't even listen. But so they
don't even listen. So the President of France, went to
Mali, went to Timbuktu for a victory lap. Did you see this?
Oh, yeah.
Three weeks after launching an assault against our kind of
aligned militants in the north of Mali, the president of France
was here on what amounted to a victory tour. He never declared
mission accomplished. But he was certainly cheered. And even as
he walked through the streets of the ancient city of timber to
until a few days ago, he wouldn't have been able to it
was controlled by militant jihadists who have now fled
after French paratroopers landed on the edges of this iconic
community of the President Holland troops, the French, and
the mullions, as well as well as ordinary people. But he added
that in the future, the job of protecting iconic communities
like this one won't be that of France, but of Mali and West
African troops, they are now moving into the city in order to
secure this ancient community.
Okay, so a couple of things with this report. First of all, so
this white dude comes down from the heavens and I don't know, if
you see the video, there's just like a whole bunch of Malines
jumping up and down and they're jumping on his neck and like,
oh, I don't know what they told him who this guy was. They
probably said he had this is Brad Pitt's brother or
something. He did. I have no idea. Now this sounds like it
was a victory lap. He went in, he saved the Malines they're so
happy. Oh, President Alana Alon, we love your stories, your
terms. Your terms. Tim, please listen to the report of what
went down when they took Timbuktu back from the
militants. This is only from Thursday.
The airport's was quickly secured. French soldiers in a
few million units moved into town without firing a single
shot
that a single shot was fired. This is what they know militants
there was no al Qaeda. There was nothing there. They just walked
right and they dropped out of the sky and there was no it was
like remember when we landed in Mogadishu Mogadishu? Yeah at
night and CNN was on the shore filming him and the Marines were
like What is it same thing there was no al Qaeda there were no
terrorists. So what are these people so happy for it? This is
all staged I'll totally bullcrap. And then what?
I know what they're jumping up and down for they gave a short
each one to Frank.
And here's here's a mush. Here's some Yeah, exactly. You're
hungry. They want a burger.
He's gonna be giving everyone money. The more you jump, the
more money you'll make. Get one of those guys one of those setup
guys on the show
with a script and he's clapping his script in his hand setup
guy.
Come on, I will give him a round of applause and the same goes on
by applause like crazy will give me $1 If you do that.
Exactly. And I was just like, What is this iconic community?
This this? What is all this bull crap? What does that supposed to
turn
into a tourist trap? I'm
gonna be your right. You're so right, come visit the iconic
community of Timbuktu. You've heard about the song, you've
heard the band. Now come to see the iconic, legendary historic
community of
Tim muck to put a nice airport runway in there and people go to
Timbuktu and stay at the Four Seasons.
You know, maybe they can stay in a teepee.
Now, maybe one of the two. Yeah. Which by the way that we before
we finish the show that we do have to mention that we do note
that I had a second Oval Office.
While this there were two things I was going to say in one is
that so go ahead, explain. And then I'll
build a second Oval Office because there's going to
recondition refurnished we're going to redo something that
said that maybe the white has fallen apart. We have no idea no
exact copy of the first Oval Office. And it's obviously for
the backup, Obama will have his own office because he's bitching
and moaning. Apparently, he's like, the fact that he has to
stay in the closet. Well, you know, the other Obama gets all
the you know, they get to swap and ditch it swapping the one
office isn't that it's not work. It's annoying.
It is not working out the shared office thing. It's like he's
hiding under the desk because they both showed up on the same
day. That's no good. So yeah. So people read your documentation.
This is actually happening. They have and it's going to be
identical, John? Yes.
No. See everything. Identical counterfeit paintings.
Everything's tiny.
Okay. All right. Then finally, I'd like to now I've asked you a
question. Go to Are you ready to go to the browser?
I'm on the browser now.
For some reason, you're cracking me up. Are you on the browser?
On the browser check. Where to go to?
I'm sorry, you just you make me cry. I've PBA Obama
gun.curry.com. Oh, Obama. gun.curry.com. I have a couple
things to say about this. Are you there?
I'm getting there. Oh, there's Obama shooting that really nice
shot.
Now there's a couple things I want to say. So this is the
Obama
is this skinnier one.
So this so there's a couple of things we have to wear is Ted
Nugent at this moment. So let me tell you look at this picture,
and I'm gonna tell you all the things wrong. First of all, if
he's skeet shooting, what skeet is he shooting he's shooting at
them. The guy that apparently changed shot in the head is
shooting the guy straight out. Paul and he's shooting the guy
who's pulling he's not shooting a skeet second. Now. Hey, look
at where look at where the bike shotgun is
honest about it. He would that shot he could be shooting traps.
Because you do
know they say skeet shooting Clay Target keeps keeps going
over your head your layers and targets clay targets. Now, clay
targets are dark. They're black. You do not wear dark safety
glasses when you're shooting clay targets because you can't
see the frickin target. Okay, this is a lie three. Look at how
the butt of his gun he's going to break his shoulder. That it's
up to high.
Yeah, it should be tucked in lower
three. Gets your oily fingers off the off the gun. Do you see
where his his index finger is of his right hand? Oh, yeah, it's
on the barrel. You don't hold it like that. That is not how for
this. This of course was done with high speed film. Because
you see this. They see this. This little poop of smoke coming
out the right hand side. You know why this is? Because
there's no wide use in this ammo. This is this. He's using
pussy as ammo, which does not include a wad and it's all
choked up. And this is why you have the blast coming out the
side of the gun. They this is this is total fake. He couldn't
handle the recoil. That's why they had to put push the ammo in
and he's holding he's not doing it right. He's holding it wrong.
And he's pointing at the guy would point out who is pointing
at? This is not I'm ashamed that my president is actually saying
oh, I shoot guns all the time. Well, no, you don't. And I can't
believe that no one is just yelling about this. This is
crazy. There's so much wrong with this picture.
Well, I'm glad you got that off your chest. Don't
you think?
Good catch. No, I think is I think you're right.
And by the way, the official White House photograph is being
made available only for publication by news
organizations and or for personal use printing. So you
can so you can print it and hang it on your wall. The photograph
Oh, main
for personal use printing by the subjects of the photograph.
So the President can print it hanging on his wall. Yeah, look
how cool I am. If this photograph photograph
may not be manipulated at any workshop in any way oh that's
gonna work well hey everybody grab this photo and let's go to
town
who seen the no agenda community on Google Plus now oh my god
John this one someone's Photoshop he's actually the gun
is reverse
already Photoshop oh
yeah he's shooting a drone like the gun is a drone he's shooting
like I can see that one is hilarious no don't oh, we're
gonna arrest you if you Photoshop this clearly Bogota
picture of the President not being able to shoot this is I
mean this but the smoke is the gun doesn't smoke if unless you
know you're burning powder at the at the end there then you're
shooting pushing ammo of the there's no smoke coming out it's
it's ridiculous this to the to anyone who's who knows one. And
I don't know much about firearms at all. I'm not even using the
right terminology. But I know that this is this is all wrong.
got his finger on the on the bluing of the gun. He's got the
butt up on his sweat on the shoulder. He's shooting black
clay pigeons with black glasses on. He's shooting straight and
straight ahead. If you want to wear
goggles you wear clear ones. Yeah. Anyway, okay, well, that's
it. We're done with shows are running too long. Well, it's
because of you. Are you on that? twits now Super Bowl Sunday?
Raw? That's
right. Go gay team.
And Les. Leo. Leo. Leo. Leo. Real name you know,
really? His real name is Leo. Yeah, that's hilarious.
And Leo is in New Orleans with
with with his Leo with his layo
Yeah, he's in there. living it up hate going to New Orleans.
This is an expensive trip. And
how does he get tickets for the super that's like 1000s of
dollars.
You buy him out from these these brokers who put packages
together so he gets a two seats, good seats, reasonable seats on
the 25 yard line to ask him about that grilled him. And you
get a hotel room which apparently is the real scam.
Yeah, the hotel rooms are real. I mean, just you can get a Super
Bowl see for about 1000 bucks. 1500 Maybe. But the hotel was
like $4,000 a night for the Best Western kind of thing is
unbelievable. Well,
then he's good. He brought her with him and get laid at least.
So anyway, so yeah, he is on his head there so they're gonna do
us. I don't know what to who they got doing the show but not
me
yours. Not me either. All right, everybody. I come to you from
Texas here in the morning. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak and
we
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