I can't jump in an F 16 and take off. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, October 2 2014 times you're given a nation
media assassination episode 657. This is no agenda. sheltering in
place cowering in the corner. Ebola is real and interior and
FEMA Region six. Capital neurostar state Austin, Texas in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where there's no Ebola yet. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
My daughter, my daughter even tweeted to me.
Oh, dear dad, you're okay. Are you okay, dad?
Oh, is it here it is. Here it is everybody breaking breaking
news, breaking news.
Good morning. I'm Carol Costello. Thank you so much for
joining me. We began breaking news. This one man fights for
his life. Health Workers ratchet up the number of people he
potentially exposed to Ebola. The old number quadruple just
people at CNN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT. Man.
It quadrupled just minutes go. It's a fantastic opportunity.
And we are not taking advantage of it. John. Yes. You laid for
us. No, we're not taking advantage of it.
We're not taking advantage of anything. Do
you know who's taken advantage of this the way he's he knows
how to do it properly. Obama. No, no, but the thing about it.
It's Ebola in Texas. What are you going to do? Rick Perry? No.
Oh, the seed cellar.
I'll tell you this. If Ebola breaks out in the United States.
I'm going to quarantine myself wearing a mask. I've already got
it in place for my family.
That's right by our masks now.
We got to be selling masks. John seeds masks everything all in
one go.
It's unbelievable.
Yes, it is rather unbelievable. I would have to agree. Man. It's
funny being here on the front line.
You're not even near Dallas. How many miles is Dallas from
Austin? Oh, gosh, state.
It's, it's gotta be 333 100 Miles
leads us not that far.
It's a it's a good four and a half hour drive.
Well, that's Yeah, well, that's not true. Ellis
distance. Okay. Let's face it. 300 miles. We are now going to
see as John consults the book of knowledge.
You said 400 miles.
I said 300. Okay, well, whatever
it is. 195 This one I'm in. Close enough. Okay, so 195
miles. So that's from here to Reno for me. Yeah. Does this
like? Well, no.
The whole thing is ridiculous.
It is ridiculous is a complete
bull crap set up. I'm not even sure exactly what we're being
set up with anymore.
Imagine for a moment, John, if you will.
I don't think this was really dead. I don't think this was
planned because it was so it was poorly executed. Oh, no, no,
never take a couple aspirin and go home. Exactly.
But never let a good crisis go to waste. That's that's what
we're seeing here. We need. We need to terrorize old ladies and
we have to frighten the bejesus out of them. Rather than that is
what is going on. And it works. You know, you see how many
people contact me because I'm in Texas. Hey, are you okay? Man?
Hey, we can always stay at my place here in California if you
want. It is it is. Okay. So I just want to place you for a
moment. We're in a disaster movie. Okay. You with me? Yeah.
We're in a contagion like disaster movie. And and right
now we are walking into a diner it's a dusty road out there. You
know we've we've rolled up in our in your old in your Lexus.
And then we go in to grab a cup of coffee. And then as we're
chatting about how quiet it is around these parts of these
days, we look up and we see on the television. There's there's
some breaking news and it looks like we have oh yes, it looks
like the Director of the CDC is speaking to us.
As you've been hearing from us. Ebola is a serious disease
a seriously listen to this, it is exactly like the movie. It's
only
spread by direct contact with someone who's sick with the
virus seconds only spread through body fluids. The
incubation period is eight to 10 days after exposure can be as
short as two days or as long as 21 days and then
all of a sudden the guy behind the counter starts puking. I
watched This, this is Dr. Thomas Frieden from the CDC who we have
had our eye on during this Ebola scare. Yep. For a number of
reasons. He holds some interesting patents on virology.
He is not without controversy. His appointment was not without
controversy. And he seems to he is one of these guys who, again,
John, he, the truth just wants to come out. When people like
this, go on television and speak, and I think he's really
diggin this this to me. He is just, I think he gets off on
this position that he's
in Oh, he's having fun knowledge shows,
to let us listen to let's listen very carefully. And I put the
full speech in the shown in the in show notes on the clips
there. So you can listen to us about five minutes long. I
picked out a few bytes that I found curious at best. And you
listen along, tell me what you think of these little things
where I believe the truth is just forcing its way through his
lips, whether he wants it or not. The bottom
line here is that I have no doubt that we
I like I like this, no doubt. When someone says I have no
doubt that it does not instill any confidence in me. You mean?
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Okay. The bottom line here is that I have no doubt that we
will control this importation or this case of the word
importation.
Well
it came from outside the country, then why does he
correct
himself?
Oh, importation or this case of Ebola. You see what I'm saying?
He corrects himself. We're taking our this case of Ebola.
Strange.
Okay. Next thing I noticed. This is
I don't know why he wouldn't just stay with importation
because it sounds better if it was like, you know, full of some
fluke, although I guess there's some messaging that they don't
want to do anything about, you know, preventing airlines from
coming and going freely
because he could be now this.
This was a very funny gaffe that he made. And I'm not sure why he
made it.
We identify all people who may have had contact with the
patient while he could have been infectious. And remember, Ebola
does not spread from someone who's not infectious.
Okay.
Ebola does not spread from someone who's not infectious.
Yeah.
Does not spread from someone who doesn't have fever and other
symptoms.
Isn't that an interesting mistake he makes there?
Well, what was the mistake in your eyes?
Well, he corrects himself again, he says Ebola does not spread
from someone who's not infectious. Well, of course, if
you don't if you're not infected, you can't spread it.
Right. So why does he even say this?
Well, he meant to say
he's reading John, how does he make excuse me breathing? How
does he make these mistakes? Yes, he's, of course he's
reading. How can you make these mistakes? Okay, then again,
here's the no doubt, but this is different than no doubt he
throws out this time,
it is certainly possible that someone who had contact with his
individual, a family member or other individual could develop
Ebola in the coming weeks. But there is no doubt in my mind
that we will stop it here.
Now, it's no doubt in his mind, even less confidence. Now, my
favorite one, this is this is the very No, hold on what is
going on here once again, need some media training. Curry
Devora Consulting Group. Well, yeah, what happened here? Why
didn't this mean?
Copywriting
looks like I somehow didn't clip this right. Let's go to the very
end of this. The response
not only of CDC, where we already have more than 130
people in the field, he says, but also throughout the US
government. The President has leaned forward to make sure that
we're acting very
Sandberg what? Sheryl Sandberg lean forward.
She is MSNBC is their lean forward campaign. But now let's
see what he says Lee there
and the Defense Department is on the ground already strengthening
the response. We're working with USA ID and other parts of the US
government as well as with a broad global coalition to
confront the epidemic there okay. But ultimately, we are all
connected by the air we breathe.
What what this Why is he saying this? You cannot get Ebola
through the air but ultimately, we are all connected through the
air we breathe And that was that was the end of his press
conference prep. It
sounds a messaging to me.
Well, yes. You're the director of the CDC, you're trying to
calm people. And you keep saying, Don't worry, you can't
get this you can't get it from, from, you know, from a toilet
seat. You can't get it from the toilet seat. You can only get it
from coming into contact with someone who has it. And then he
ends by saying global
coalition to confront the epidemic there. But ultimately,
we are all connected by the air we breathe. Was
victim tall connected by the air we breathe. Ultimately, we are
You heard the man say might be all connected by the water we
drink. Well, that will
be the next speech. We can slip that one in.
Yeah, I was just peculiar. I don't know what. I don't know
what that was all about. Well, I have Aaron, I have Aaron. I have
Aaron too. But I'm sure we don't have the same Aaron. She had
just a million reports on this. This one. She brought a bunch of
experts on and they had nothing and they were gonna answer. So
here's the the level of news analysis on CNN, they got three
experts on and they're going to answer tweets,
they that this patient does not pose a risk. Here's what he had
to say.
It is our view that we have the medical infrastructure that is
necessary to meet the to try to treat this individual that does
have Ebola in a way that doesn't pose a significant risk to other
patients in the hospital, to the doctors and nurses who will be
caring for that individual and certainly doesn't pose a
significant risk to the broader community.
In the meantime, the White House is using chaussures social media
to spread the facts about Ebola officials have been tweeting
that I have this clip Believe me I have this kind of posting on
Instagram this message and we can throw it up on screen it
says screen his mother tweeted you can't get Ebola through air
you can't get a bullet through water. But
ultimately we all breathe the same air sure dozens. You can't
get
a bullet through food in the US adding later that the virus can
only spread through contact with the blood or body fluids of
people or animals sick with Ebola. But Aaron despite these
efforts to get the word out, make no mistake this is
something that the White House Make no mistake watching very,
very, very,
very well as they should be. Thank you very much, Jim. It
should be just Sanjay Gupta is back Dr. Ian Lipkin joins me
director of the Center for infection and immunity. He was
also a consultant for the movie contagion. And Dr. Seema Yasmin
former epidemiologist at the CDC now medical writer for The
Dallas Morning News.
I saw this. And yeah, they're answering it's stupid. Tweet,
tweets, tweets. It's completely moronic, moronic,
I tell you, it's bubonic. Yeah.
Mike Fletcher producer, Mike. But he, you know, no one has
really come up with a conclusive answer as to where the NPR Ebola
woman is from.
And that interesting?
What NBR in NPR, Ebola woman,
Ebola, Ebola, Ebola, or Ebola? Ebola, Ebola. Oh, that
one? Oh, you talk about the accent.
Yeah, and He clipped a whole bunch. It's the way she says it
is pretty.
Ebola, Ebola, Ebola,
Ebola. That's my favorite. Ebola, Ebola? She has so many
different ways of saying it to
Ebola. Ebola I like favorite that last
one Okay any mark that you'd like the number one okay I liked
number this one I think is pretty good Ebola Ebola
is a little too enthusiastic too much of everybody in the pool
bola bola again let's go over the way we let's take a little
little my trip here and go over different ones choose one
Okay, here we go. This is number one Ebola Okay, that's the one
you like No, I like it. Number two for Ebola. I don't know it's
out remove that one. Here's number three
Ebola has
anxious so no good. I don't like it.
You there's always a veto. Okay, here's the next one for Ebola.
No, that's just that's just completely wrong. Here's the
next one
Ebola
that is usable. It's usable.
It's It's It's too nutty.
Why I think it's I think it's
yelling hear it again Ebola.
Maybe if we just need it for some reason we'll just pronounce
it differently every time keep it we'll keep that one on round
just in case here's the next one reads three to choose. No we
have to now we jettison one we only have a limited and at
number three. Yep. No. Yeah, no, I've
done exactly what you wanted. Here's here's the here's the
next one. The bolo bolo. That's nothing. It's nothing. What is
this? that's, that was an outtake it was somebody with the
bull.
What is this? Mic getting creative there?
Alright, hold on a second. This is I think the one I like Ebola.
It's kind of good. Then we have this
it is scary and wretched and miserable. It is gross.
That's pretty good. Right? That's a good one. Yeah, we have
to combine those. All right, so we'll combine
last person evergreen just to be used. Like for example, Eleanor
Holmes Norton speaks Oh, yeah,
Ebola. Oh,
sorry. It's a rewind.
Because they do have Eleanor Holmes Norton common jail have
a queued up home and here's the last thing I have from her
there has not been a lot of money coming in. Okay,
so to finalize we have three clips now that we are going to
deem appropriate we have Ebola your favorite as my as a winner
then mine Ebola Ebola which is everyone in the pool and then
he's scary and
wretched and miserable it is gross bola
by the way, I know where she's from she she's not from Buffalo.
She's clearly a gray. Woman is not an actual human being she's
an alien. It could be well just go with that. So it's one I'm
just choosing the ones who need one and then the one is this
planet money clip. Ebola five. Okay, all right. One, five and
scary. Okay, got it. Alright, that's in the pocket.
Well, there's also a little thing I don't I'm just gonna
play this clip because it's it's it says if the three powers that
are in debt seem to be involved in this the UK, the United
States and France and let's worst Germany, worse China wars,
all of these other countries in on this deal? Why? Oh, it's
coming. Oh, it's good. Don't worry. It's coming. Just decided
to start giving things up. And this is the backdoor invasion
clip.
Okay. Is that your setup? Yeah.
So we shoot
more, we should identify patients that ask potentially
developing dreadful disease from those who, once again, only one
half of the patients die. So that means you have a minor.
That's not a minor onset of Ebola. But
that's right there. That minor onset thing is interesting. I
want to talk about it. And those don't require such a big take
care. Right, if I may say so.
That brings us back to a point that Katarina Potosi touched on
a short while ago, Katerina you're many and we were talking
a little bit about the fact that the UN has set up this command
center for West Africa but what we're seeing on the ground is
that Liberia which was founded by freed us slaves, were they're
getting the US military to come in the French are setting up
field hospitals in Guinea, a former French colony, the
British are helping out in Sierra Leone. So projects such
as these treatment centers, I suppose are not getting the same
kind of voice according to which nation you're in.
Absolutely. And I think what the unmanned mission has set out to
do is really act as an enabler now. That means they're not
going to go into these countries in set up and run treatment
centers or community care centers but what they're going
to do is provide even simple things like the petrol so
I did not know that Liberia was set up by former slaves Oh yeah,
that's
why it was light barriers like it was let liberty or some that
some some derivative that word
live what happened with them? Why did they what happened when
they get the French from the French don't they speak French
in Liberia?
I think they speak English. Mostly. The French are most of
the most of Africa. But I don't know that Liberia is one of that
one of those countries. Okay. But the French do they get their
place and you know, Guinea and then they the British took
Sierra Leone and we got Liberia and you know, for no apparent
reason. I mean, it was we were allies for a long time. But this
seems to be this like their divvying up.
Oh, it's a read it's a read diversification is what you're
saying?
Yeah. That's going on?
No, that that's I've noticed this too. You guys take that
part, we'll take this part, which can only mean the read
diversification of the of the spoils of the country, which is
what about Germany after they've been left out of this? You know,
something's up with this. That's very telling to me that Germany
is not mentioned in the same breath as this in this these
sorts of clips, but historically,
in our Africa Germany has never had the stronghold in fact,
we've gone down there. No, that's not true. We kicked
Rommels as we got all those efforts out,
no, but they had a number of colonies before World War One.
Okay, yes, you're right 100 years ago
well when was our colony never
have you taken a look that we own everything right now. That's
all
ours colony. Colony
we're too smart for that.
Well, we were Johnny come lately is we would have done it if we
could. Yeah. I find that whole thing
to be. Well, Germany, I don't know. But did
let's go over this little thing. This guy said the Germany thing
was ShakeOut. Okay? There's differently you can get kind of
a mild case of Ebola. He's kind of hinting at now. There's some
thinking that that there's two Americans that got it initially
that were brought to Atlanta, that a woman never had it in the
first place. All she had was malaria. I think
she just had the vapors. There, she had the baby. So she's not
fine. John stopped. We just went from 80 to 100 people. Sorry, I
was
there. They changed it to 100. We've gone to 100 people now who
were doing the
show. It's in the it's so people who have had contact with people
who have had contact who are three degrees removed from Kevin
Bacon, they can have Ebola and must be monitored.
Okay, well monitor. She may have had malaria and that whole thing
was was Bogota, if we don't know for sure. Or if it wasn't that
it had to be one of these mild cases because she says she never
vomited and you have to you know, vomiting is very common.
In fact, you wouldn't have Ebola without it. It's bleeding in
your stomach and throwing off one of
the benefits and one of the benefits of Ebola is
you get to throw up gusting
I wasn't ready. Sorry.
And then that's your cue.
I know I've said I'm sorry I wasn't ready and I feel stupid
now but I'll have it ready I'll have it ready just during the
whole show
now did I bring this up? I'm sorry yeah, I wanted to which is
the third person that got a bow American help help health care
person got a bowl and they shipped it to Buffalo or
someplace? I'm not sure where it does anybody think is kind of
strange at these experts are getting getting it get get out
without get catching the disease. I thought these are the
experts.
John, this is a I will just say as close to a hoax as we can get
what I'm missing. What I'm missing again. Just like what
we're doing with ISIS. ISIL is yes, I see the jet fighter stock
footage. Yeah, I see the ICBM or the I see the missiles, the
cruise missiles from the ship. Yes, I keep seeing the Uvex ski
masks with the garbage bag that not even real hazmat suits. It's
like your yellow rain slicker.
Right? It's like boots.
It does not look great at all. Certainly not for the hundreds
of millions of dollars and 1000s of combat troops. So I also have
no video. No pictures, no video. I've seen I see some kid and
they're given it water behind a fence. Where is the footage?
Where are the bodies? dead in the street? Where are the
graves? There's none of this. It's just none of this. This is
this is now being created in your mind and I'm not seeing it.
Am I Am I rude? Or am I insensitive for asking to see a
little bit of evidence? We can see Palestinian kids dead?
Well, this is the I think there is evidence that they're not
showing. And I but the problem with my comment, just the right
there is that they showed the Palestinian kids yeah. Why are
they showing that? Yes. Show a bunch of dead kids in Palestine
from the bombings from this evil Israelis. Yeah, but they don't
show anything. They don't show us anything else. I mean, that's
where you I think you've got a stranglehold on the concept that
you're trying to push it well. Are we seeing the one thing and
not the other? Yeah.
But they're not saying Oh, it's so horrific. We can't show it to
you. They just don't there's no footage the footage is not
there. This is this is my problem.
Well, we do get some sort of reports I do have we're gonna go
right to that topic. Or we might have got Holly Williams we might
as well deal with it now because I could be dead by Sunday. It
could happen yeah, all of Texas would be dead that don't change
it into the into the red state. Holly Williams let's start with
this. Holly Williams lays it on thick.
The ISIS Capitol And a terrorist training camp Holly Williams got
inside Syria with Kurdish forces fighting ISIS on the ground.
This is about Ebola. No, no, I
think we're just transitioning to the war in.
I'm sorry. Okay, you know, fine, fine now. That's good. It's
good.
It's good. Now, set this up a little bit, since you stopped
it. So Holly Williams, who we were, I think is big I'm on a
jihad about this woman as the next Laura Logan or Laura Logan,
right? You really like her but is what you and she shows it off
in, in Arabic countries.
But but I'm more I'm more concerned about these bogus
reports. I mean, I just see this all as fiction, the way she's
presenting stuff. She used to be an eye follower. I did a little
research. She used to be at ABC as the foreign correspondent,
but she never got any any airtime. She was always with
somebody else or doing. So they've given her you know, the
go ahead to make up the stories. And believe me, you watch this.
And this is so this. You remember that when there were
some flooding in the Midwest, and there's there's a great clip
that went around YouTube, where a guy is in a boat,
and some guy walks behind him and the guy walks behind him.
Yes, of course. Yeah,
it was it was obviously. Yeah, classic. Well, this is what I'm
seeing with this woman.
Ah, okay.
Hit it here. Yeah, hit
it. Williams got
inside Syria with Kurdish forces fighting
ISIS on the ground. Let me ask her does she have a scarf on her
head?
No, this time. In this report, she's wearing a bulletproof vest
that actually doesn't look bulletproof. Does it look good
on her? It looks good on her. Yeah, she's, you know, she's
kind of flat but you know, she's pretty, and she has a helmet.
And kind of in the funny thing about this helmet. It's like
World War one now. It's kind of a half helmet like a Kaiser
Wilhelm. Yeah, it was kind of like it's like a helmet that is
not it's more stylish than helmet.
Ah, nice. Of course. Yeah, of course. I'm trying to see if I
can find a picture of her wearing this helmet. That's
funny. I want to say that
we crossed the river Tigris into Syria. And in under an hour,
that's the last time that's under Kurdish control. Our
convoy came under fire.
Okay to stop
our convoy came under fire.
Another guy is the convoy Yeah, and the camera man and they have
her and the other guy running with documents following and
running footage so they catching all that there is not a gunshot
five miles away she is not under fire
John we are under fire just at this very moment. This podcast
is under fire
okay
continue cover in a village of mud brick hearts nearly all of
the residents who have fled the fighting there's no fighting
I hear a bird somewhere tweet Do you hear the bird that I shot it
was just came under fire as we were driving along that road
this way here this part of it that you should back up just a
little bit cuz she's talking like this like this she has to
be quiet.
I could get killed at any moment by a man by the way
because of the eye levels or you could tell the camera was was
dead by five feet so the camera is standing up and she is
crouched down next to a fence that is chicken wire. The
chicken wire fence so this fence is going to protect nobody from
anything you know but she protected chickens
she's she's sheltering behind the chicken wire fence.
Yes, she's dog crouched down and the cameras shooting her from
above. Microphone she's going to get his report because I can get
killed
so there's so of course this is how we analyze television. They
you the cameraman is standing there like a big target with a
with a big thing on his shoulder pointing down and her crouching
behind the chicken wire okay, I've got it I've got
Oh cars just came under fire as we were driving along that road
over there. We've taken shelter in this village Mark Modine ISIS
positions are about a mile in that direction. And they're
trying to capture the village. Come on to Omron Hussain is
still here. And he led us to safety. ST has just
for a second. So since they don't want to they have a lot of
different shots and there's a vehicle they always have to
return to. They come running the two of them hit her and this guy
come running the same way and that same thing where they were
running away from because they were under fire and now they're
coming running back the other way is nonsense. But anyway, so
that she comes out and interviews the guy. And now the
rest of this, and this is the rest of this clip. But there's
another clip, which is the propaganda that apparently the
US State Department has told them to put the insert to
insert, which is which which
I let me take this opportunity right now, John, to remind
everybody we are living in a world with the Smith Mundt Act,
which was the law that forbade the American government from
using propaganda on its own citizens was overturned. And
therefore, we are seeing this type of actual real propaganda
Google esque being bestowed upon God bless. It's like exactly
what
it is. And I want to I should list mission mentioned to the
readers that add readers. Hello, readers, that Adam and I have
talked about this. And we've we're going to make it very
clear that the Smith Mundt act is at play in all these stories,
because it's so obvious. When you take a look at this, the
news reports that we're just they're attempting to brainwash
the public and I think they're doing a fair job of it with
certain members of the public like
the old women. Oh, they're doing a great job of it. Are you
kidding me? Yeah, they're
doing a good job. That's why the polls have switched so
drastically for an invasion of this place. But here's the
propaganda here it be the whole thing is propaganda.
I will say one thing about this, I had a guy over here the other
day, the surgeon used to be a neurosurgeon. He got smart, and
he does anesthesiology, but he'd be he's seen people bleed out.
He's seen blood and gore guts everything. 20 years a surgeon
and is a very, very, you know, he's a decent guy said, hey, you
know, have you ever looked at these videos, the beheading
videos? Like no, no, no, I don't have no I don't want to go see
that, too. Shall I show it to you? Here's a guy who has seen
blood and gore and the top of people's heads exploded because
of aneurysms. And now men are really don't want to see it.
This is how good it is.
Sorry. He never watched
No, he did not. He wouldn't even believe me.
Wow, I know. He'd have been irked if he watched
Yeah, but he said they did discuss it in the or the next
day.
It's kind of funny. Nobody they're watching TV magic.
You got an aneurysm and they're talking about Korean divorce
while they're operating on you. This is not a good thing.
Okay, here comes here comes the sales pitch. We this is all
propaganda. But here's the pitch. The pitch begins with the
rest of this clip and then the next clip.
10 of them are women, some of them teenagers. That a girl
okay, it's not enough, the commander told us but they're
all I have. Are your female soldiers. Are they good
fighters? Tomorrow, man? Yeah. There's no difference between
the men and the women. He said, some of the women are better
fighters than I am. And just 19 years old. Aquino akin is
already battle hardened. ISIS has kidnapped women. We hear
many reports of them raping women of them forcing women to
man. Are you frightened about what might happen if you're
captured lower like what I get? I'm not afraid. She told us all
blew myself up before I let them catch me. The fight is in Mark
Medina. are Kurdish Syrians? Like ISIS? They're Muslims. And
they practice a very different version of Islam. Muslim man,
that's not the real Islam. She said. I'm a Muslim to my there,
but there's nothing in the Koran about just dealing with children
and women. Uh huh. There you
go. So we have established that women and children are being
killed by the church,
not just that, John. Also being beheaded. beheading little
children. Yeah. Now here, this is this is all part of this.
This, this messaging is just Yes.
The message I think is very well done. But here's the sales. This
is the sales pitch that they wanted to get out on CBS, the
primetime news, here it comes.
We don't think they're the right ones. She said they're not
effective. Since the airstrikes began, she told us, ISIS has
become more mobile, and its fighters no longer gather in
large groups. On the front line, Commander Hussein agrees that
the airstrikes haven't achieved much so far. So Lahoma has
nothing in it. Tell America we need weapons. He said. We can't
defeat ISIS. Their next target will be Europe and the US. The
Kurdish fighters are managing to hold off ISIS in northeastern
Syria, and they're doing so mainly with light arms, while
ISIS has artillery and armored vehicles that it captured from
the Iraqi military just over the border. In contrast, Scott, the
only Kurdish armored vehicle we saw was a homemade one that had
been improvised from an old bulldozer Polly Williams.
Never deal more than a rock tonight, Holly Thank you Ah,
sorry
I don't know what the tally was up. So here's the messaging the
messaging is
airstrikes aren't enough
that's right not going to work
we need to give them money for weapons which get it was John
McCain has been saying all along well
yes, he's such a smart man.
Yeah, and so John McCain cropped up.
Oh, yeah. I said where's our NG for Arizona? Yes. Where he was
cropped up on Hannity and he showed up with Joe Lieberman Oh
no, who's back in action and so I took a clip of this and it's a
little bit this is the Lieberman McCain is the first part of this
clip and it introduces the McCain doesn't talk until the
second clip and then uh, you don't know he's like completely
insane and you don't know what he's talking about this all has
to do with money. But play Lieberman McCain and get a
little taste of this. I did edit it down as best I could. Joining
me now Arizona senator John McCain, as well as former
Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman, who is now an
advisory board member for the counter extremism project. Thank
you both. This is
our first time on television together is that true John and
may we talk to each other all it isn't
John and I
technically you can say either went in this day and age but at
the point that he says this is the the first time we've been on
TV together where we talk all the time.
Television together is that true? John and me we talk to
each other all the time first time together. Senate so this is
I don't know if it's quite like Simon and Garfunkel getting
together again.
Finally, we're here and we're gonna kill you
only ask you Senator Lieberman. No shock and awe no boots on the
ground. We're not at war with ISIS. The Islamic State is not
Islamic. He was warned for a year about ISIS. Mrs. Is
briefings for you know, 67% of the time.
By the way, I'm pretty sure Sean Hannity is also talking all the
time with both of them. And from the way it sounds. Yeah.
What do you make of this? Well,
you know, the statements you're just citing Shawn, to me are
really disappointing, because they come after a really pretty
good strong speech by President Obama at the United Nations, in
which he took some positions that he had not taken for the
previous years recognizing the broader threat of militant
Islam, violent Islam, coming from the Muslim community,
finally doing what John and I had been asking him to do for
three years, which is to give weapons to the Syrian opposition
to fight the butcher Assad in Damascus, and talking about
cutting off funding for the terrorist groups and developing
social media to try to convince young Muslims not to join them,
which is what this kind of extremism extremism project that
I'm involved with is got to do now. So when he goes on the air
and does a 60 Minutes interview, and some of the others
with this counter extremism project.
Yes, he's one of the advisors of this thing. It's a
nonprofit. It's an NGO,
I believe. So.
Let's take a look at it. What's the name of it? What's the name
of it?
It's probably counter extremism.org. Or it could be
the extreme s project, a global platform to enhance base
analysis and analysis. This is a
this group what's on Earth?
Do you have a counter
extremism.com Really, and it is essentially to create a social
media. It's simply what Hillary was doing.
Oh, techno experts. Yeah. technical experts see who's the
leadership Mark Wallace Francis Townson, okay. I believe Oh,
there she is. And look at that photoshop job. She needs to talk
to somebody. Yeah,
she's actually actually is prettier than Yes. I
know. It's horrible.
It's closer. We
have here Elliott Abrams.
Towns and that's your giveaway a Bing Bing
Bing
knew more about him. He's probably a bigger giveaway but
we don't Elliott Abrams. And this is a libram in
a suit. Do they have a let me just see Do they have seen is it
not for profit nonpartisan? Yeah. The counter extremism
project so the question is have they already filed that probably
seems like this group would have been around for a long time
already.
No, I think there was Johnny come lately is I use the term
twice now.
It's okay. I'll let you slide on that. For people who always ask
me where do you find do not go to the IRS to find a form 990
They make it really impossible to find anything go to
guidestar.org and if you need to have an account if you really
want all the here it is, wait a minute. So the counter extremism
project brings up the Institute for Warren peace reporting which
Oh dance do for Warren pieces and that one of the Kagan
operations
is can't be right the code Why does it Why did it come up is
that that's very interesting. Okay, we'll have to look into
this we'll find out but look into it. This is this is I
already liked the website I like the leadership is great mission
statement where they do usually the way to find you hit donate,
right? This is a trick I use you go to donate and then you look
for if they don't have a Pay Pal they're using PUREX as social
giving platform. So so every every bit of your money goes to
pure x the social giving platform, this is disgusting a
holes. Okay, I'll work on that. And let's listen to this the
dumb way sometimes we go to the donate page is when you can find
out where the money's going because it's not going directly
to
people. You know, I get so many Pay Pal accounts up until you
run out as well.
Also, often these are projects of some other funds some other
operation so we can't really find this here. Your donation
will rally. Alright, we've got to find out where this is coming
from.
And some of the things you said it undercuts that. And we are at
war he himself said it's this is gonna last beyond I don't know,
maybe it maybe he's concerned legalistically that if he says
we're gonna go vertically,
then what is legalistically?
Bullcrap words legalistically
beyond? I don't know, maybe it maybe he's concerned
legalistically that if he says we're going to war, then the
Congress has to authorize whatever he does. But But yeah,
you gotta Yeah, of course. That's what it's
all about legality. That's the whole reason he did not go into
Syria. Weed and I'm sorry, we did not go into Syria or bombed
Syria previously is because legalistically The President was
advised against this, that as we know, this is the number one
thing that was brought out by John F. Kerry. He said, Hey, I
don't care what else you're talking about. But we have the
legally we've got it all cleared away. That was that's what it's
about legally does not need to go to Congress. And I have some
stuff about that in a moment. But you've got your second
McCain clip.
Alright, let's go to the skip to the second part of this, which
is McCain, then McCain hasn't changed. It's the same old you
know, the tub thumping about sending arms over to the Free
Syrian whatever. ISIS,
I'm sorry. Yeah, again, it's a
bigger problem here with this President. This, this dog ate my
homework routine is getting a little tiresome. It started for
six years with BYOB blame it on Bush. And now the JV has turned
into more than 10 has been turned into Super Bowl
contestants. Does not fails to realize that it is his policies
and decisions that lead us where we are when Ryan Crocker
yesterday and most respected diplomat that I know of said
yes, we could have left a stabilizing force behind these
brave Americans had stabilized the situation in Iraq. ISIS was
nothing when the President knighted States announced that
we were going to withdraw everybody from Iraq. And by the
way, if he does what he says he's going to in Afghanistan, he
will see the same movie and that is just disgraceful.
Okay, can I take the baton? Oh, I wish you would. Okay. Um, so
of course McCain is is continuously politicizing this,
which someone needs to call him on. But of course, that's really
what these things are used for. In many cases, then, as far as
we're concerned, the end game of this minor amount of money this
minor, initially minor setup, which of course is it's a big
sale. The right word, is to remove Assad from power, which
was always the idea which which is directly related to having a
United Nations Security Council Resolution which we now have,
which we could never get before because the Russians vetoed, and
this is really about screwing Putin because of the the port
and the transit of resources through that port, which they
own on the coast of Syria. The the politicization of this is
very interesting, particularly as it relates to get more nation
east the United Kingdom's or United Kingdom's the Home
Secretary Theresa May has now spoken about new powers that
need to come into play and this is very this is very important
we have these new powers because of course there's a there's a
caliphate afoot to the Home Secretary will be introducing
banning or orders for extremist groups which would make it a
criminal offence to be a member of or raise funds for a group
that spreads promotes hatred. The maximum sentence could be up
to 10 years in prison. And the new orders will be part of the
government's prevent strategy which tackles the ideology
behind the terrorist threats, the so called hate preachers who
currently stayed just within the the length the limits of
terrorism legislation. And it will be one of the banning
orders. And in fact, the actual term is extremism, disruption
order and eto. And I have a sub analysis on what this will mean
specifically, but it is a complete encroachment on the
freedom to express and speak in the United Kingdom. We're
already it is brought into question if watching the
beheading videos by itself, just the act of watching the videos
could be deemed to be illegal. Whew. I like that. And I would
like to let you hear her her little speech of where she's
riling everybody up, getting all pumped up. She's good at it. I
will add and then I'll give you a little analysis of these
orders which have not been put into place yet, but that will
come Yeah, you're gonna miss all about benefits. What is this
crap? I'm sorry, somehow? Am I
totally get breakfast cereal commercial. Now it looks
like yeah, it's not it looks like I got the commercial and
not work. Sorry about that. How did that happen? That was dumb.
Sometimes this is from the telegraph website. That's why
some
Yes, we should stand up for human rights. Yes, we should
support friendly and moderate elements within other states.
Yes, we should provide humanitarian support when wars
are fought. But we have to disentangle our own national
interest from the struggle that is going on in the Middle East
and across the Muslim world. That judgment will sometimes be
difficult to make. But in the case of ISIL, the danger is
clear. Yeah. They have already murdered British and American
citizens in the most brutal and cowardly manner possible. They
have attracted 10s of 1000s of foreign fighters, including
1000s of Europeans, Americans, Australians and British
nationals.
How did it go from 3000 to 10s? Of 1000s?
Oh, it's it's 10. Why not just say 50 or 100? There'll be
100,000 by the end the end of the month job? This is just bull
crap. By the way. I don't see any evidence of this. Where are
the ICD 1020 Guys and some trucks doesn't matter. Listen to
her build up. It's a good crescendo, one of
that terrorists has already struck in Europe, when he
murdered four innocent civilians outside the Jewish Museum in
Brussels.
This is a complete fabrication, no evidence whatsoever, this is
just become a talking point meme. There is no no actual
connection connection that has I have seen
no connection. It's just a random nut job
earlier this year. And they have made clear that they want to go
on attacking Western targets. That is why it is right, that we
are part of the international coalition dedicated to ISIS
destruction. ISIL succeeded in firmly consolidating their grip
on the land they occupy in Syria and Iraq. We will see the
world's first truly terrorist state established within a few
hours flying time of our country,
which as we've discussed, John would be desirable. Big because
then we can say okay, terrorists state your state. Weird we
declare war on you.
I've said this a number of times on the show is that the big fear
was our the big complaint amongst the military strategists
was was asynchronous warfare, where you'd have these groups of
stateless stateless groups coming in from God knows where
and then you know, picking out even with you know, small
attacks now and again, a state based terrorist group is exactly
what you said. Yeah. identifiable?
Is Claire horrible. Just a couple hours flight from here
a couple hours flight you know, you have to
go, we know where it is
just one or two paths over yet. Then we say yes, give me the
okay. They will this time,
say Hey, Hey, dudes, don't threaten us. We'll come and bomb
your state. All right. For some
reason, knows this dangerous group which doesn't have a navy,
this dangerous group that not only doesn't have an air force,
but when they capture an airfield, they can't fly. They
don't know how to you can't just DJI can't jump in an F 16 and
take off. Why could probably take off?
No. Trust me. You could not even take off. No. I could take no I
bet you you couldn't. I don't think I could even take off with
no training an F 16 No, no,
no That's not gonna happen. Go to press.
Where's the starter button?
Now you get to take off and then just crash crashing the end of
the runway fine. You know? Let's listen to the rest because they
can't even do that. But there's some dangerous operation,
they're gonna come and kill everybody. They're gonna attack
Europe next day like that. What was the last guy? Well, you
know, the guy that was in the propaganda piece from Holly
Williams says, No, you know, if we don't stop them, now they're
going to be attacking Europe, and then you guys are the US
you're gonna get you're gonna come over.
Alright. Onward with the No, no, you need to know and I go to you
into it. That's what I wanted to hear.
We will see terrorists, given the space to plot attacks
against us train their men and women and devise new methods to
kill indiscriminately new methods.
Paul, what we were not using a method to kill indiscriminately.
There's there's indiscriminant new methods.
How do you did seem to make no sense to have a method for
indiscriminate doesn't make sense,
chopping people's heads off in public just in just on the
street? Right down the
street with a machete screaming?
Yeah, just Hey, everybody. I don't want bar.
We will see the risk, often prophesied. But thank God not
yet fulfilled, that with the capability of a state behind
them, the terrorists could acquire chemical, biological, or
even nuclear weapons.
Really, lady, you think
you have any thoughts on the possibility that they have these
meetings when they come up with this stuff?
Yeah, no, I'm going to tell you exactly what the meeting is in
38 seconds. Okay, go to attack
us. This is not somebody else's battle. They have made clear
their ambitions, and they have made us their enemies. And to
the lesson of history tells us that when our enemies say they
want to attack us, they mean it. We must not flinch. We must not
shy away from our responsibility. We must not
drift towards danger and insecurity. While we still have
the chance, we must act to destroy ISIL. Yeah.
So Theresa May announced that she will push for extremist
disruption orders if her party is reelected.
You see the conservative? Yeah, obvious. So this
is this is what they do is here's the meeting. Ah, Bulus we
got a real problem. These you, Kip. Guys. This is just we've
got to put the hammer down. We got to pee make people so afraid
of this unit?
And let's do this deal. George Bush. It's strategy.
Absolutely. Absolutely. It worked.
But my thing in the meeting is that is that the magic people
sitting around and one reasonable person says the
public's not going to buy this. The logic isn't that there's no
logic that these guys are going to attack us I can barely get
out of their own way to driving Toyotas? How'd they even get
over here to attack as the public's not gonna believe a
word of this John
John? Hello. The public believes all of this.
That's the point. I'm saying I'm the reasonable guy. Okay. All
right. That would be my commentary. Well, this is and
everybody else say there's seven other guys, they start laughing
out loud.
Get back to your podcast, old man. You don't know what you're
talking about. We don't have to do any of that work? No, no, no.
In fact, here is how it's done in the United States. This is a
CNN explaining how the recruitment works. And by the
way, they have a guy who claims to be a former recruiter for the
Taliban in America in this piece.
This guy, he's he's been on a lot of stuff as
well. But he's come on. They're just showing web pages of so
called forums, which clearly this guy is managing on behalf
of the government. Keep doing it. Oh, yes, I found these
forums and this is how they recruit because that's how I
used to do it. But I'm a whistleblower. And I can
bullshit
favorite dessert? Answer ice cream on top of a hot apple pie.
How do you maintain your beard? Shampoo scented oils and a comb?
Have you ever fallen in love? The day I embraced Islam? These
are the questions posed to an alleged ISIS recruiter on
ask.fm. A site that's popular among teens approachable to the
curious, accessible to the masses. His tagline I'm just
like you CNN cannot independently verify the man's
identity doll but terrorism analyst
then what is it doing on television? What are you doing?
reporting on it. Yes, I agree that then you should do should
the rules of journalism state that you really can't do much
with with that, except what you just did now and now of course
they're going to extrapolate.
CNN cannot independently verify the man's identity. But
terrorism analysts move and shake confirm this man is likely
an ISIS recruiter based on a social media presence.
Okay. So this terrorism recruiter, former terrorism
recruiter alleges likely,
he's a recruiter who is putting himself out there to some kid
who just might be trawling, trawling to see he can cash in
also on this little jihadi adventure that they all think
they're on.
Sheikh would know, he's a former recruiter for the Taliban, who
later defected to work with Canadian intelligence.
Are you kidding me?
This is insulting my intelligence.
Over the last few years, he's been tracking ISIS tactics on
Western social networks,
and all of this tracking it's tweet social, it's Twitter could
be anything anybody anywhere from anything anywho anyhow,
anyways, this is no proof people
from a variety of recruiters, collecting Instagram pictures
like this one before it was removed, get through
the owner of the Instagram account, track his IP address
and Go arrest him now. Though, there'll be two logical we can
only find people who are committing copyright
infringement. Those people we know how to find. We don't know
how to find these people.
And like in the ISIS fight to the video game Call of Duty Yes,
of course, propaganda posters full of heavy arms here complete
telling readers to put down the chicken wings and come to jihad,
bro.
Come to jihad, bro. Yeah, this is how the recruitment works.
John.
Come to jihad, bro.
And then they show posts
that make them look like average guys playing X Box. Pictures of
what they ate for dinner. Now
what do you see in that picture? What they ate for dinner? I
don't know why big bowl of mac and cheese? No. Yes. It's a big
bowl of mac and cheese on
estada fan Tereus readers inquire about ISIS married life?
Do they own a house or get paid?
If I joined the jihad? Can I get out of this squalor that I live
in here in the United States? Can I get a house? Do I get
paid?
Answer? They're paid $700 per wife.
Give me five of them. This is good. This is this jihad is
good.
Another asks if he could join even if he doesn't speak Arabic.
No problem in some of those answered row as you'll see a kik
username, encouraging users to message on a private app. As the
process continues. Some users are directed to more secure
sites like this password protected jehadi web forum.
I can't take it anymore. This is so so incredible. Bullshit,
can't can't take it can take Wow,
that was a good one. Was good almost clipping the day
material.
So the President went on 60 minutes.
So insulting.
Actually, before I go to the President 60 minutes here is
Rear Admiral Kirby. He's the spokes hole for the Pentagon.
And he got a little bit in everybody's face about the press
corps, not following along with the program the way he wants it
to be. He feels that the media is shrill. And they're being
unrealistic about the timelines again, we we have heard this
that he's going to we're in for the long haul people. This could
take years and years and hundreds of billions of dollars
of your money. Because let's face it, we just sold $1.75
billion worth of stuff and other to Saudi Arabia. The sales job
is working. We sold some patriot, missile defense,
Patriot missiles Iron Dome, and as Ryan Owens
said, this will be easier quick and no one should be lulled into
a false sense of security by accurate airstrikes. Don't be
lulled
into a false sense of security. I want you to be afraid
we will not we cannot bomb them into obscurity. Even as we share
this sense of urgency about this group, we must also share a
sense of strategic patience about this entire effort. And I
think some of that has been lacking. You know, you criticize
the media for being shrill and hyperbolic. When you criticizing
the established mainstream media or the Blog World, the
Twitterati out there who don't have any. They can just tweet
it whatever they want.
Listen to the disdain and an arrogance of the press corps.
You're talking about the male and era they want
Blogworld in the Twitterati How about the podcaster it
isn't all everybody it's just been the tone of some of the
coverage and I mean, I'm not going to point fingers here. But
I am looking at you Erin Burnett. Just think you know
there's this there's this immediate nature in the
information environment today. which I completely understand
given, you know how information and data flies around so fast
social media and all that I get that. But there's also this
expectation of omnipotence by the United States military.
What does Omnipotence mean?
All Seeing all knowing
knock and omniscience quite frankly, to your question, what
did he say?
Be all end? All omniscience, omniscience? Yes. It's kind of
like omnipotent.
This is this is he's uses these words to trick the bloggers and
Twitterati because they don't understand these words. This is
the speaking in code.
The United States military and omniscience quite frankly, to
your question word, and nothing is ever that perfect. And this
is a this is a complicated, difficult cultural, religious,
geographic struggle that brow,
a difficult cultural, geographic religious struggle. Who is this
guy, John Kirby, he is adamant Rear Admiral John John. Is that
who's talking? Yes. He's the spokesman for the Pentagon. It
was a guy asking a question. Oh, he this is the whole time. This
is the admiral answering the question.
When he's told he's the aihole. Yeah, talking
about the omnipotence
competence in the Nisenson, the bloggers and the Twitterati. And
all these other Well, the
question was the Twitterati. But he's answering this question for
cult,
cultural, religious.
But he's quite young. In your eyes, maybe
this is a complicated, difficult cultural, religious, geographic
struggle, a complicated,
difficult religious geographic struggle. Okay,
we're facing here in Iraq and Syria, and we're facing, it's
not going to be solved overnight. And it's not going to
be solved through bombs. And it's not going to solve, be
solved through anything other than a lot of hard work and time
and effort working with partners on the ground, people who
actually know the culture. And I think that's what I was
expressing just that there's this sense that well, you've
been, you've been dropping all these bombs, how come you
haven't defeated these guys in the in the course of low these
two to three months? With 300 bombs? It's, it's not going to
be that simple. Chris, this is a public discussion of polar bear.
You're not criticizing, criticizing that there is a
public discussion. I'm just simply saying that some of the
coverage I think has been has been needlessly shrill and the
expectations have been, I think inappropriately high on what can
be accomplished. Just through military power alone. Needlessly
high.
Yeah, this is the old these guys are just the the boots on the
ground thing they just did. I wonder who's going to finally
drop that that bomb and said we're going to have to go in?
Oh, well, of course it's going to be? Well, I think there are
people so there are people meeting certain buses as we
speak right now. And I did you see the 60 Minutes interview
with the President?
I saw part of it. I figured you were going to catch this. I
was so happy. Okay, because I was actually worried that you
would have that same clips I would have
no you know, I went the I went in another direction because I
have you would you will hear later in the show. Because I
have a morbid fascination with people being reamed by Congress.
Oh,
yeah. I know what you're doing. Okay, good. I'm glad you got on
that train. This here is the President being interviewed by
CBS 60 minutes. This is the 60 Minutes interview is considered
to be a journalistic pinnacle. Would you agree? Look, I'm not
asking you to analyze if it's really a journalistic clinical
way, but let's let's let's just look at people believe what they
hear on 60 minutes. Now. We know it's completely bullcrap.
Certainly when they had that to interview with the former NSA
guy, interviewing the NSA.
Yeah, that one that was Laura Logan and her phony report
all of this stuff. So here is the President talking about this
being a war not
ISIL represents sort of a hybrid of not just a terrorist network,
but one with territorial ambitions. And so the strategy
and tactics of an army, this is not America against ISIL. This
is America, leading the international community to
assist a country with whom we have a security partnership with
to make sure that they are able to take care of their business.
Okay, so it's not a war. This is This is us leaving the rest of
the world because that's what we do. And the most important thing
for you to remember about this people is this is not what Islam
is all about. Yes, they say Islamic State, but it's this is
this. This is not Islam. Now, the human mind has a hard time,
processing a negative and keeping it in its mind. If you
say Don't forget to do this. You're going to forget to do
this. If you say remember to do this, you'll remember If you say
ISIL is not Islam, you're going to remember it's Islam. And also
the whole name ISIL is Islam liberal Islam. There we go. What
also
has not changed is the kind of violent, ideologically driven
extremism that has taken root in too much of the Muslim world.
This week, in my speech to the United Nations General Assembly,
I made very clear we are not at war against Islam. Islam is a
religion that preaches peace, and the overwhelming majority of
Muslims are peaceful. But
the overwhelming majority, let me just roll that back a second.
Let me just hear this.
The majority of Muslims are peaceful,
the overwhelming majority, is that the same as the 97% of
climate scientists who have consensus about war on global
warming? I don't know. Is that so does that mean there's 3%?
How many What if it's overwhelming?
I don't know. I wonder myself how overwhelming could be, it
seems to me, if you take a vote, and you get and 65% of the
people vote yes. I think that's an overwhelming majority.
I'm going to go crazy. I'm going to say 97%. That is, I believe
the overwhelming descriptor has been used for the 97% of climate
change scientists. That would mean 3% of the Muslim world is
nuts, which is a huge number
for just, I don't know, of a billion Muslims. Is that 300
million? I have that right?
No, it'd be 30 million.
Oh, well, then what are we worried about? But
yeah, in the Muslim world right now, there is a cancer,
cancer, you better get some some cancer drug
that has grown for too long. That suggests that it is
acceptable to kill innocent people who worship a different
god. That kind of extremism, unfortunately, means that we're
going to see for some time, the possibility that in a whole
bunch of different countries, a whole bunch
of different countries. Oh, what countries? Could it be my
country? Could it be your country, please tell us which
country
radical groups may spring up, particularly in countries that
are still relatively fragile. Likewise, where you have
sectarian tensions, where you don't have a strong air, state
security apparatus. And that's why what we have to do is rather
than play whack a mole and send us troops
whack a mole and send you this is the president of America
Speaking Whack a Mole.
A little annoyed with all these metaphors and similes at the hem
boots on the ground. All this? Yeah, because I'll get my
homework in Holland we call it Jeep and Jana Qatal. Which means
Jack and Jill language, because the public is so stupid, right?
We have to give them these metaphors, and they may not be
incorrect. It is very possible that at this point, the disease
of ignorance and narcissism and involuntary social networking
disorder has kicked in. And people do need to be jarred by
hearing these types of things. Whack a Mole, what I know that
game,
okay, and US troops, wherever this occurs, we have to build
strong partnerships, we have to get the international community
to recognize this as a problem. We've got to get Arab and Muslim
leaders to say very clearly, these folks do not represent us.
Alright, so there's a couple of things in this Arab and Muslim
leaders that noticing Arab and Muslim leaders need to denounce
these people. So this also means just, I mean, if you were alive,
Casey casein would have to do this on his show. I you know,
it's it's a very tall order. And I find it discouraging for any
President to say these things. And when was the last bit he
said, Oh, these folks, folks, come on, man, it has gotten
wired. Why is ISIL Now folks, I don't like the stick to your
metaphors. The folks is I'm a folk here. Hey, folks, how you
doing everybody? And now it's now ISOs. Folks, this is this
kid this must stop this president needs an intervention
leaders to say very clearly, these folks do not represent us.
And these folks this is crazy. They
do not represent Islam, and to speak out forcefully against
them. Okay.
Now, here's what I was going to get to earlier. The I believe
that someone got someone met The bus. I don't like the expression
thrown under the bus. But if if ever met the
bus, like he met the bus
thrown under the bus, we had to find a substitute for
it. I like saying he met the bus.
When he met the bus Michigan. We could have gotten on the
bus. He met the bus with his face.
How's that? He's been standing still.
Well, let's see who met the bus. How did
they How did they end up where they are in control of so much
territory? Was that a complete surprise to you? Well, I think
our head of the intelligence community Jim Clapper is
acknowledged then
a minute. Did he just blame it on clapper? Oh, yeah.
Hello, clapper face meet boss said
they underestimated what had been taking place in Syria.
I mean, he didn't say that. Just say that we underestimated.
Now this is interesting. Now Steve from CBS comes to clappers
defense in a way
and by CBS has turned to I think they're they're siding with the
Intelligence Group in this little battle going on in this
particular battle between Obama and whose fault is it? Yep.
This is totally inept. Steve is protecting clapper and you'll
hear the President go well, yeah, I
noticed this too. He didn't
say that. Just say that. We underestimated ISIL.
So the President said that Clapper said we underestimated
all this. And Steve is saying whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, that's
not what he said. Say
that. We underestimated ISIL.
He said we overestimated the fact he said the opposite. He
said we overestimate overestimated
the ability and the will of our allies, the Iraqi army to fight.
That's true.
That's true. That's absolutely that's absolutely true. I'm
sorry, I was trying to meet up throw the guy under the bus,
which we didn't need another metaphor for that disgusting
that the President and he's weak. He's weak is weak there.
He was very weak, because this guy got me nailed him.
Why did he go up? Dammit bust.
He should have done that. All you got me both. Yeah, it really
busted. Alright, of all the things we know about the
extremists. The isolate these folks. One of the main things we
keep hearing over and over again, is that they are
recruited via social media. They, they they have read, we
heard the other day, open the newspaper, read the Quran, it
seems pretty much they've all read the Quran. They live and
they live and kill and die by the Quran. They come over from
this 10,000, just from from Liverpool alone 10,000 10s of
1000s of 1000s it yet the President
has now created an environment in which young men are more
concerned whether they're Shia or Sunni, rather than whether
they are getting a good education, or whether they are
able to have a good job. Many of them are poor, many of them are
illiterate, and are therefore more subjected to
I'm sorry, many of them are illiterate. But how do they read
the Quran? And how do they get recruited through social media?
And
oh,
how does that work? How does that work?
I read the Koran and they're illiterate. Up is that word?
Wow. That was a good one.
And then of course, Oh, shoot. Oh,
that you're proud of yourself on that catch.
It happened again. Everything just did this quick thing. But
it's dropped down. You know, but it's, it's still there.
You better check your machine. Now the machine is
good. And I think we're still streaming. Let me just wait for
a second to see if this comes back. It's very strange why that
happens. I'm not sure. It's always in
the system with that. What's that little analysis there? The
system couldn't control it somehow. Alright.
Okay. Now my favorite bit, which was even the subject of an
email, the White House, they had the emails ready to go they were
all set for this. They were they were so bright. Yes. We're going
to put this in. And everyone will America will be Jewish. And
he flubbed the line.
I think everybody applauds the the efforts that you've made in
the size of the coalition that has been assembled, but most of
them have come true are contributing money or training
or policing the borders not getting particularly close to
the to the contact. It looks like once again, we are leading
the operation we are carrying.
Steve that's always the case. That's always the case. always
the case America leaves Yes, we We are the indispensable nation,
the indispensable nation. Write it down everybody. When you see
me, you will think that man, right there is an American. He
is from the nation known as the indispensable nation. Don't try
to get rid of us.
We have capacity no one else has.
We have capacity. You cannot even touch.
Our military is the best in the history of the world. Forget the
Romans Hannibal any of those guys. Screw it, Genghis Khan,
Boo yah.
And when trouble comes up anywhere in the world, they
don't call Beijing
don't call Beijing. They don't call Moscow call Moscow. They
call us they call us.
That's, that's,
that's the deal. That's the
deal. I mean, it looks like we are doing 90% Saved
homage to Steve, do you sit back in your seat, Steve? I'm gonna
lay some smack on you. Boy,
there is not an issue. When there's a typhoon in the
Philippines. Oh, take a look at
who's helped in the Philippines so that China doesn't come in
and take the turf.
deal with that situation. When there was an earthquake in
Haiti. Take a look at who's leading the charge making sure
Haiti can rebuild and and
get cholera and still be living in tents pooping their guts out
and the Clintons have all these great hotels and we've got the
tourism going and people are still dying in Haiti who's
taking charge of that.
That's how we That's how we roll. Finally, yeah, that's how
we roll.
Love it every flubs line. That's how we That's how we roll.
Listen, do you think Ronald Reagan or John Wayne would go.
We wrote you more on the only thing you have to do. That's how
we roll.
That's how we roll.
Looser moving back a little bit further.
But the whole,
no, just that where he says that's how we were I want to
hear just before that. Okay, sure.
When there was an earthquake in Haiti, take a look at who's
leading the charge making sure Haiti can rebuild. That's how we
That's how we roll.
That's how we said that's how we
go. I know. But and he flubbed the line. Yeah. And
he says, that's how we go. And then he realized he was supposed
to say that's how we roll. That's how we roll. I know. But
he didn't put that part in is you still didn't
know I had? No, I know. I didn't put it in there.
I liked that part in there. Okay.
Back it up. I didn't have that part in my in my outfit. That's
how we roll
on. Oh, I could play the wrong one. I'm sorry. Here we go.
Take a look at who's leading the charge making sure Haiti can
rebuild. That's how we that's how we
better with that in there.
You're right. I'll reclip that for
prosperity live because that's, that's dynamite. That's how we
go. That's how we roll
also, like just the that's how we roll
like that too. But I think it's personally yeah, there's no this
is inside baseball for the listener. This is very
important. But I think personally, I'd like to hear the
whole flub. Yeah. Not just the stammering
No, I'm, I understand what you're saying. So hold on a
second. Because we're going to be using this over and over
again.
I believe this is the case. Okay,
hold on. Let me just so I'll go into my editing program. And
it's here, I think,
who was leading the charge making sure hey, we can rebuild.
That's how we that's
how we That's how we roll. That's how we That's how we
roll.
Okay, terrible. It may take this Hold on. Let me take this
in in its entirety with the minute with a little fluff at
the beginning of stammering Yeah, let me try this tire T.
This. He must have lost sleep over this. He probably dropped
about six points on his golf game.
This is this is truly a mistake. This is really not good. Okay, I
think I've clipped it here. Let me see if I got it here. That's
how we That's how we roll. Got it. Nailed it. So that's
exactly. Astonishing. I didn't see that. And
then and then we have this email that came out at the title
that's from Dan Pfeiffer subject. That's how we roll.
Hey,
this is how they open up, John. Hey, last week, the United
Nations President Obama laid out a forceful case. Yada yada yada
yada. The United States is leading an international
coalition in the fight to degrade and ultimately destroy
ISIL to counter rest, comma to counter Russian aggression in
Ukraine. But notice again, putting Russia and ISIL at the
same spot and to contain and combat the Ebola epidemic in
West Africa. As the President said on Sunday night, that's how
We roll. No, no, Dan, I'm sorry, Dan Pfeiffer. That is not
actually what the President said. He said, That's how we
That's how we roll. That's what he says.
Give that little sub clip that Clip of the Day. Well, okay, I
just have to do anything better than that.
Okay, and I don't, I know I don't have anything better. So
let's do a combo then do a combo since it is Clip of the Day,
we'll put it together. And that's how we
That's how we roll.
That's a true clip. That's not like just a clip clip. It's a
clip. Not
that not not only is that a clip, and that's the story. It's
a story. Story. It's the story. Of course, it
kind of cannot believe this guy's the president,
there's a need for rescue mission. When the world is
threatened. The world needs help. calls on America.
And that's the story. That's how we That's how we roll. He is the
anti hero, the anti superhero. But this is not how our
presidents are supposed to roll people.
And you shouldn't eat that that term is borderline street art
guy. But as you can tell, low low end material.
They're proud of it. They put it in their in their newsletter.
They love it. So that's how we roll that is
crap. Yeah, and not only that, but it's old. That phrase is
what 10 years old?
Well, I look it's
it's a douchebag phrase. Well, it's
also a call back to 911. Flight 93 Let's roll. Believe me they
were thinking this job they were thinking this is how you show
American heroism. And because where else has I looked around
warehouse Has this come from this? That's how we roll term.
What I found in most recent memory was flight 93 where
apparently the before it was before the plane had crashed.
The passengers were storming the cockpit and said let's roll.
You'll recall how that went.
Yes, I will. Supposedly and then they were shut down. That's what
Rumsfeld says Rumsfeld, Rumsfeld shot down quoting Rumsfeld. I
don't know he was only did all I could the whole thing could have
been eviction. He
was only the Secretary of Defense. But what does he know?
So I found this very, very disturbing. And I do want to
read because another number that is just popping up continuously.
Is this. How many nations are in the coalition? Well, the number
is now up to 60. Okay, strangely, no one really ever
talks about you know, it's Arab nations and no one really
explained exactly. Who's doing what would you like a little
rundown? I have. Oh, yeah,
I've been all ears I've been let's get to it after it's
short. A little love segue
to a greeting.
You mean something like in the morning to you, John C. Dvorak.
Well, that wasn't expected anything extreme anything so
dramatic. But in the morning, can you add some curiosity in
the morning all ships to see boots on the ground feet in the
air subs in the water and all the games and nights out there?
And in
the morning to all of our human resources in the chat room?
Yeah, you're right, John, thanks for calling me making me do
that. It's time. No agenda. stream.com. Good to see
everybody there. And we'll have more fun stuff for you all.
Thank you very much to Joe Wagner, who brought us the
artwork for episode 656. And I did want to mention that it's a
little annoying that people are posting artwork in future
episodes. On the Art Generator, no agenda, no agenda, art
generator.com. Because what invariably happens is other
people come in, they accidentally put their artwork
into the future episode and it's confusing. It looks ugly, and
I'd like you all to stop it. What do you think, John?
Yeah, I know if you feel that way I'm fine with it. I mean, I
as far as I was concerned, just going to fix itself, but I don't
see any evidence of that. I'm just thinking it would,
which is why I wanted to bring it up that it should fix itself.
And yes, you can do episodes 666 for special anniversary things
but, but really just put it in the current one.
Yeah, just 666 the only one should be an advanced you don't
know what we're going to talk about. Now in fact you don't
know what the news is going to be for that next I could be dead
by
Sunday from Ebola
well you're right there you're right next to the epidemic Oh,
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Maybe I'm one of the crazy conspiracy, guys. After all, I
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read the Vonnegut story that I talked about? Because it really
shows the and it's a five minute read for you. It seriously is.
It really shows where we are right now. Just briefly, I'll
just give it away. So you don't have to please don't even spend
five minutes of your day. It'll take me 30
So what's the name of it again?
You caught me. It's Harold, the Berger on or something? Yeah, I
think it's Harold Berger on.
Read, it doesn't matter. We live in
a world where everybody's equal and we are equal because the
government forces smarter people to wear an earpiece that
periodically will go to confuse your brain so you can't think
and can't react. People who are nimble and sports people they
have to wear weight belts, and the this world of second
handicapping a horse race. Yes. And this world comes together in
a televised performance of ballerinas and these ballerinas
happening. They're trying to be ballerinas, but they're wearing
huge weight belts and clunky but of course there's no some huge
fat ballerina who doesn't need that so everybody's equal. And
then some radical guy comes in and he rips off his his. His
earpiece. Oh no. And he throws off his Wait bill, this is kind
of like a John Galt esque type character. And then and then one
ballerina throws off her weight belt. And these, they're so
enlightened by everything, they can actually fly up to the they
can jump so high, they jump up to the ceiling of the studio.
And they're embracing and they're saying, Look, everybody,
look. And then the woman like a Theresa May, who's in charge of
the home, the home security comes in and and with a double
barrel shotgun shoots them both out of the sky. And the story
surrounds this, the this husband and wife who are watching this
at home. And while this takes place on television, the guy is
wearing one of these earpieces, he gets up. And he says, and his
wife says, Well, did something just happen on TV? And he says,
I don't know, it must have been good because there really is
happening good with the earpiece. So the the moral of
the story is, this is where we're at right now is you can
the truth can even be told on television, and we're being so
zapped by so many different impulses and systems. Well,
that's I
think what our show proves Yes, yes, we find these truthful
things constantly. They're all over the place. And we bring
them on to the podcast, we have the clips, and they we hear
people telling the truth and write it correctly. And I'm sure
themselves. And then we analyze things and we look into the
backgrounds of websites that have all these onerous
characters. Oh is the same kind of this usual suspects? We do
all that. And you know, a few people that listen to our show,
there's quite a few listen to our show. But even they will
drift away like that this fellow to hear that just sent a note in
he says, I was getting too depressed. Yeah, the reality. So
I stopped listening.
And there you go. And how's that? Talking about
food? You know, we used to talk more about mundane items. But
this week, we actually Bri thing also went through we've also got
once in a while but don't you I think this is more entertaining.
It's
I believe it's more it's entertaining to views, our life
experience. And just age I think is very appropriate to look back
at where things came from, which Yeah, the cynical will say, hey,
oh, man. But it's indeed these are interesting things for
certainly, people who are younger than us, and you can
learn something. But yes, all of this is now taking place right
before our very eyes and we are helping you see through all
this. And I do want to go down the list of this month. We have
a new month, October. We have several presidential
proclamations. This is one of our favorite topics on the show.
And I
believe that we missed October 1 was a big deal. You mean
kale month? Kale day?
Yes. Kale day
that was not by presidential proclamation.
Oh, that was just by the kale Association. Yeah. Okay. Well,
that doesn't count.
Well, Rachael Ray did celebrate that I'm screwed. I'm not going
to play that clip. Maybe if we have time left over. I'll play
my catch. Yeah, no, it's always
sounds to sheets to win.
So there's there's a lot of things going on. And whenever we
have an a month for awareness, and of course, as we've
discovered, it's you know, single issue gets the month.
This is there's too many things going on in a world. They have
to share the month of October and October really is besides it
being October fest. It's also October, every single rock and
roll station if they still exist. Always have October,
October, October.
It is of course bright in time National Domestic Violence
Awareness Month. That came perfectly time didn't it with
our NFL. Yeah, that's
odd. Coincidence. It happens.
It is also National Disability Employment Awareness Month. If
you're disabled, you're out of job. We're aware. We're aware of
you. It is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is
national Substance Abuse Prevention Month. This is a big
one that's that should be its own month by itself. It is
National Arts and Humanities month. We just shove that in
with everything else. Not even sure I think stem gets it's a
whole month but arts and humanities has to share with
with crippled breast cancer. Thanks. And wifebeaters and then
finally in this of course my favorite. It is National
Cybersecurity Awareness Month everybody. Yeah, cyber, cyber
cyber, you know, that could be anything could happen at any
moment. Did you still want to go through the coalition? Whatever
that what everyone's doing.
First I wanted to play as kind of a side trip clip. Yeah, sure.
I'm hearing Obama and Obama going on and on about degrading
ISIS degrading ISIS. And it's always bugged me
that the the degradation, yeah to do other
is this just a whole phrase? So I started digging through the
archives. I love this. So over a year ago, over one year ago,
there's this and this is the clip, blink and part zero the
hint.
We hear Senators McCain and Graham saying in their
conversation with the President, he's talking about degrading the
capabilities of the Assad regime, that's going a step
farther, isn't it? What does that mean to degrade?
So, Judy, there are two things going on here that are important
to understand. First, with regard to the underlying
conflict in Syria, there's been a civil war going on, as you
know, and we've been working very hard to end that war. And
we think the best way to do it is through a negotiated
transition that moves Assad out through a political process. In
order to do that, we've got to get him to the negotiating
table. And that involves in part, putting the pressure on
him, isolating him and building up the opposition, which we've
been doing over the in recent months.
Slow clap on the green for that one, Mr. Devorah. How best from
a year ago you said
it was from over a year.
Good work.
So we found that
it is indeed about Assad.
This way this way the word is on his brain because they're going
to degrade, degrade degrade those the knowledge, they can't
get rid of the word, but it's about his side. Right now, if
you want to go back to a walk down memory lane, I have two
more clips, which I just personally find to be hilarious.
These are the two clips from again over a year ago, where
we're going to degrade Assad. But meanwhile his idiot carry
comes up and makes a proposal just off the top of his head,
which everyone picks up on this is the where he suggested Well,
we probably wouldn't be this adamant if if they just get rid
of these chemical weapons. Remember this right? No, this
was over. This was in the early part of September of 2013. And
this clip here is the the two clips in a row you want PBS
litany regarding carry part one and then PBS Part Three a mess.
Those are the two clips this era. So play one during a
stop in London, and he insisted any US action would be very
small scale war.
We're not going to war. We will not have people at risk in that
way. That is exactly what we're talking about doing.
unbelievably small limited time of effort Secretary
went on to say there is a way that Assad could prevent an
attack. He could
turn over every single bit of this chemical weapons to the
international community in the next week, turn it over without
delay and allow the full and total accounting for that. But
he isn't about to do it.
In short order UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon joined in
calling for Syria to hand over its chemical arsenal, Russia,
Syria's ally endorsed the idea as well, Foreign Minister Sergei
Lavrov, you
we also call on the Syrian leadership not only to put
chemical weapons storage facilities under international
controls, but also to destroy them afterwards.
And even serious Foreign Minister visiting Moscow quickly
agreed.
I declare that cereal welcomes the Russian proposal out of
concern for the lives of the Syrian people, the security of
our country, because it believes in the wisdom of the Russian
leadership that seeks to avert American aggression against our
people
in Washington initially US officials past and present voice
interest and skepticism
Yeah, that was kind of annoying that he actually did that.
Well this was his mistake and then of course the second clip
here is that is the trying to clean up the mess that Kerry
made by just you know, this is the guy the guys are like this.
They just said some stupid just to be cute. And next thing you
know the whole thing falls apart, go get the bomb or
anything but here's the cleanup.
But hours later, a surprising clarification. A senior official
traveling with Kerry said the Secretary's remarks had been
rhetorical and not intended as a serious proposal.
The rest more on
res does his love it. Anyway, that was like caught that was
looking at.
That's good. So here's the here's the list of the 60 which
no one no one names, all 60 of the President talks about
Belgium. Big deal. So I'll give you a list Iraq. The ends of
this is the allies and what they're providing Iraq location
defining authorized France to use Iraqi airspace so they
they've authorized airspace and welcome the support from Obama.
This is very good. The Iraqi government requested military
airstrikes. So that's all they're doing. This is from the
Washington Post. Yeah. This is from directly in the State
Department. They're not fighting yet. That's right here.
It's just saying, yeah, they're their contribution is requesting
us to do some they sent a memo. They sent the memo, okay.
into an interoffice request. Jordan has destroyed a number of
Islamic State targets through airstrikes in Syria unspecified.
And Jordan has also worked to cut off funding to extremist and
terrorist organizations who Bahrain carried out airstrikes
against the Islamic State in Syria in tandem with the allies,
which meant, I think they fly in the back seat in tandem. That
would be right. Saudi Arabia participated in airstrikes in
Syria, Saudi Arabia's frequently condemned the Islamic State and
donated $100 million to the United States Counterterrorism
Center, the 500 million in humanitarian assistance. And as
we know, today, they just purchased $1.75 billion of
other Okay, well, those guys at least are doing something
well, they have to because they're on Deck. The United Arab
Emirates participated in airstrikes in Syria, whatever
that means. The UAE has joined together with other Gulf nations
to condemn the Islamic State and offer support to the coalition.
Those guys are no good. France bombed a warehouse occupied by
the Islamic State in Iraq last week. Wow. Warehouse good for
the in Iraq, one of the United States key allies in the air.
The French Air Force has also carried out recon flights over
Iraq and has vowed to take part in future airstrikes if needed.
To date Francis sent 59 tons of humanitarian cargo to air bill.
Really, Erbil is it's a it's a huge beautiful city.
cubensis answers again, their supplies
is probably made uniforms for the for the hotels that we have
the laundry, French Laundry, Germany, here we go of Germany.
Have you asked John Germany? Yes has sent 40 paratroopers to
Iraq, eu 40 to provide weapons training to Kurdish fighters.
They're also sending 16,000 Assault Rifles are the German
assault rifles
Rugers, maybe
hundreds of anti tank weapons and armored vehicles. Some
Kurdish fighters are also being trained in South Germany. This
is interesting.
That's actually doing something at least
they will provide enough weapons to arm 4000 Kurdish soldiers as
well as 36 tons of humanitarian aid Canada has deployed, quote
several dozen members of the cut. Thank you, Canada.
Well, for all 36 of them. Oh, all in
Canada has sent $15 million to support security measures in the
region. But what does that for for backstage pass printing $15
million. When the insult Canada, you're not really part of the
coalition this way? Oh, I'm sorry. That was 10 million of
non lethal assistance and 5 million of humanitarian aid.
Let's see if like very little for Canada. United Kingdom has
supplied our arms to the Kurds and the Royal Air Force squadron
has contributed to surveillance operations. They gifted, gifted
$1.6 million of weapons and ammunition. It's like five
rockets, which I will point out the Brimstone missiles that are
on the RAF jets are being highlighted everywhere. I
believe they are the counterpart to the hellfire.
Yeah, they're used they're using this as promotional
was big time promotional and their jets as well. They've got
the one of the other flying Harrier jets.
And then the Harrier is not in production anymore, as far as I
know. And while I'm
on this, let me ask you a question. Why is it that there
is such outrage about the term Redskins in the United States of
America, where the trade patent trademark office has said this
is no long you can no longer use this as a trademark and is not
protected. The I believe the FCC was talking about perhaps making
it a forbidden word on the airwaves. And of course the
right well,
the N word still okay.
Well, that's one part but I have more specifically, they point to
the fact that this term Redskin was a bounty, the the etymology,
the origin of the word when, if you had a red skin, then you had
skinned and a Native American and taken his hide, and that was
some bounty back in the wild west. And they are outraged by
this use of
nobody's really out. No. There's just a small group of people
that are outraged and making a big fuss. And this lot of this
has to do with the ownership of the team.
I don't want to go down that path. I want to ask you a
question. Why is there no outrage over the militarization
of our American heritage by using tribe names for death
machines? Apache,
Blackhawk. Oh, I liked your news. Good. I like what you're
doing here.
Come on. At what point is this? Okay.
This is column material.
And it's it's a real question.
It's a real question. I
agree. Being and what else do we have a tomahawk? Oh, yes, a
shooting attempt Tomahawk up your ass. In other words, our
Native Americans are killers. Killers, I tell you. But nary a
word is heard about this. If you're going to make people
change the tape the name of the team, then you should change the
name of all of these killing machines. The Blackhawk is not a
is not in use as a private helicopter to shuttle people to
the Formula One race track No, it's a killing machine. The
Apache is a gunship that should nuke is meant to carry killers
in its belly. And the tomahawk is fiery death.
And I'm sure there's more of a more phrases we can think of it
we spent a little time on it.
Oh, yeah. Oh, we'll come up with
a good one.
Okay. Yeah. But I
digress on that. Yes, you do. But I liked it. And as I took
notes, okay.
Australia has agreed to as agreed to deploy a military
force to the region. They've agreed they've also provided $5
million. Italy good old 5 million Italy has sent $2.5
million of weaponry including machine guns and rocket
propelled grenades. Thanks Italy. The Czech Republic
provided fighter jets and 500 tons of ammunition. A Czech
Czech Republic is actually doing a lot seems Albania weapons and
ammunition to Kurdish forces. They will send 22 million rifle
rounds in the Netherlands 1000 helmets and 1000 bulletproof
vests. And they're going to provide six F 16 fighter jets to
strike the Islamic State in Iraq, not in Syria because that
would anger the Russians who own the Dutch economy. A Estonia a
million machine gun cartridges. They sent bullets a Estonia
but they make bullets in some of these places. Yeah. And $90,000
To support this split displaced Iraqis. Well, that's $50,000
that's a couple tenths
hungry 7 million cartridges and 1000s of mines and armored
piercing shells. Well, that's great. Yeah, put some landmines
down. She pulled up. She's nice work and also a $90,000 aid
package to Christians in Erbil, Turkey. The President Erdogan
has said he will, quote give the necessary support to the
operation. More than 100 trucks, it was nothing nothing $1.9
million spent so far from Turkey. And they've also funded
the construction of a camp for 20,000 Iraqi Turkman. Belgium
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said has said we are
positively inclined to contribute and we have the
military capacity to do so. Belgium does have an interest to
contribute a Belgium you're not pulling your weight people.
Denmark provided a transport aircraft to support the
international efforts. I believe it was a Cessna 182 Lebanon. The
state will not send troops or weapons but we'll receive
military help to fight the organization through the army,
whatever that means. Then we have Sweden donated 13 million.
Kuwait donated 9.5 million to the United Nations Switzerland 9
million Japan 6 million they got no money. Austria sent 1.3
million New Zealand 1 million hey thanks New Zealand Five Eyes
friend. Republic of Korea 1 million Ireland $300,000 to
UNICEF. Spain $640,000 to the United Nations Human Rights
Council but I've been fighting the just sending just writing a
check Slovakia $25,000 to assist soldiers in the Kurdish region,
Norway, then a drop 40,000 Blankets Lux member you get the
point. There's not even 60 on this list. They can't come up
with 60 Lies, lies I tell you, it's all lies. Lies. That's what
I want to do here is just lies. All right, I'm going to lead you
into your clip bonanza. And I'm going to do it with this news
clip.
The United States spends roughly $680 billion on national
security yet the federal department specifically created
to prevent terrorist attacks is hemorrhaging employees, a mass
exodus that seems to be compromising the country's
ability to prevent emerging threats or cyber attacks.
According to The Washington Post, the Department of Homeland
Security is losing its staff due to a dysfunctional work
environment, abysmal morale, and the lure of private companies
paying much more than the federal government. So how bad
is the problem? Well, the department's terrorism
intelligence arm has cycled through six directors during the
Obama administration. Meanwhile, the DHS agency created to
enhance airport security is reportedly losing so many senior
and junior personnel at such a fast rate that high level
security at airports is being significantly compromised. The
parade of high level departures at DHS has been referred to as a
leadership vacuum of alarming proportions. As a result, it's
reportedly effected the slow rollout of key cybersecurity
initiatives and stalled initiatives related to border
security. Some are fleeing DHS over backward bureaucracy and
inefficiency, but others are just being lured by bigger
paychecks at private security companies. As it turns out, the
Chertoff Group, a consultancy group led by former DHS
Secretary Michael Chertoff has stolen so many employees from
the federal government that it's been nicknamed shadow DHS. The
problem at Homeland Security has gotten so bad that the agency
has reportedly retained a consultancy firm to help develop
recommendations on how to improve morale. Unfortunately,
these challenges come at a time when the US claims to be facing
a new batch of potential threats from ISIS, Al Qaeda and other
extremist groups
and I take this as a lot of good news. Now, I believe that there
are a lot of people inside these organizations going, this is
effed up. This is bull crap. I'm not protecting anything. I'm not
doing anything productive. This is Bill nine and Rob Crecy of
bull crap.
I think during the Apollo Tonto era when they when she hired all
her lesbian pals that were harassing the males that there's
court cases about this they're trying to dismiss left and right
which we talked about on the show before I think the same
thing happened over the Secret Service when they this woman
comes in in 2008.
And although we have no proof and it's not in her Wikipedia
page the the absence whenever you put Ms. On your little name
sign in front of Congress.
Well, she I don't know whether she would we don't know. We
don't know if she's almost yes have that that Holly Hunter,
Jodie Foster kind of wears Yeah,
plus 300 pounds. Are you kidding me? This is not Jodie Foster
Holly Hunter. This is ridiculous. No, I'm
talking about the
voice. Oh, hello. Oh, sorry. Yes,
it's a voice that they talk a funny kind of a through their
teeth kind of thing and that they Holly Hunter. They have a
firm a cadence, a certain kind of cadence. This woman has the
exact same cadence. I don't know what you're thinking I was
talking about.
I thought you were going on looks. I'm
sorry. I'm sorry. And anyway, so I but I don't know. And I don't
care because she was just obviously brought in in 2008 by
the by Valerie Jarrett or whoever to become a general
manager of the Secret Service. She is if you listen to her, he
she's an obvious bean counter. She doesn't know anything about
anything. Now
hold on, hold on, hold on. She was she worked her way up to the
rank she she did. She was on security detail for Clinton and
Bush.
So but we don't know. I just want to say one more thing. I
think well, you don't have to say because Eleanor Holmes
Norton art says play I want to say watch a few of these clips,
because I like these grillings. This is the this was the
thematic one in my opinion. This was this is Eisah. This is
Pearson versus Eisah. And this is an example of when a
bureaucrat gets in office now the problem that she had and
just in advance of listening to her and this particular clip and
some other clips.
You are if you will,
I'm going to stop you for one second, but I just need to set
it up so people understand that because of the lapse in security
at the White House. We had this fence jumper and the
And he got very far out there was more incidents, many more
incidents, guns on elevators, all kinds of things happening.
This is why she was called to account. And she wasn't brought
in to fix the Secret Service after the prostitution scandal
in South America, after the drunken guys in the hotel rooms
in the Netherlands. And I need to say one more thing. The
number one job of the Secret Service is to stop counterfeit
of American money does not their number one job.
That's true. Now let's listen to what she has to say and why she
was booted out. I have a couple of clips that did exactly why
she was booted out she was killed. She was fired after this
hearing it but when you are I'm just a little tip for you out
there who will eventually perhaps if you're a lesbian is
this tip is a tip for people giving testimony. Okay. The
lesbian thing is I don't know what it's got to do with
anything.
I just had to say it.
But anyway, you find out that the both the Democrats and
Republicans I mean commons that they the you know, the guy was
usually loggerheads with Eisah are both hating this hating on
and I have a theory about that for
you later. Well, when you find this out, and you're giving
testimony, your approach is not to do what you're going to hear
in this Eisah clip you learn from our approach is to
apologize and apologize and take the blame and apologize and
apologize not to do what you do what she does. That's why she
got fired. But here we go
learn from our mistakes. The second question your agency
previously had reported and an indictment against Mr. Gonzalez
asserted that he was arrested in that entry area. Isn't it true
that he actually penetrated the cross haul the East Room, and in
fact was arrested in the vicinity of the green room?
Referring to your map on the wall? Yes. As I have been
briefed. The Mr. Gonzalez entered the front double doors,
ma'am. I want a short answer. I have very little time. Was he in
fact the federal complaint said he was he was in fact
apprehended in one place, isn't it true, he was apprehended
further into the White House.
As Mr. Gonzalez entered the door he knocked back the officer that
was standing at the doorway. The officer den engaged Mr. Gonzalez
they crossed the east entrance hall together made the left turn
down the cross haul they stepped momentarily into the East Room A
another officer rendered aid and he was placed on the ground on
the carpet and handcuffed on the cross wall fall just outside of
the green room
there. Okay. So in fact I'm the first so in fact the federal
complaint in the earlier reports were not accurate is that
correct? Yes or no? Please.
I think in the original complaint is accurate that Mr.
Gonzalez scaled the fence
Ma'am Ma'am hold it I have very little time and I'm not the
American people want to know if there is a president safe I want
to know if we can rely on reports from your agency and
not so good.
So she's this is her whole style which is to you know, is this
talk slow take up a lot of time and get nowhere. Now she
was I think I think she learned from the IRS dude.
Well, the IRS dude is different he's gotten confrontational
she's not and she also and the IRS dude never had both sides so
they're the Democrats don't want the IRS scandal them really go
anywhere. So he has ally she's got none. So she's playing this
completely wrong. But so let's listen to Shaffir che Fitz who's
the one of our favorite guys because he's very quotable. And
let's play. Let's, let's do shape. It's on Fred Pearson
shape. It's on press release. This is a good
Secret Service put out a statement that according to the
talk to the Associated Press, I should say they reported it on
September 20 at 1:24am Eastern Time. Donovan. The spokesperson
at Donovan Donovan said the man appeared to be unarmed officers
who supported who spotted him climbing the fence and his
search of the subject turned up no weapon. Why would he say
that? There's no weapon.
I will have to have an app to ask Mr. Donovan, that question.
You haven't done that since the incident happened. I know when
Mr. Gonzalez was placed into custody, he was found to have a
folded knife in his right front pants pocket and consider that a
weapon. That is a weapon.
Why would the Secret Service put out an official press release
saying that put out a statement to the Associated Press. Did you
ever correctly Did you correct the Associated Press? Did you
call them back and say you got that wrong?
I have no knowledge of that.
So you just let it linger out there that there was no weapon.
That was wrong. It was inaccurate. Correct.
I do know that there has been a lot of information in this case.
And that's why we are we are doing a robust review. I can't
speak for conversations that I was not a part of, or the press
has interest
in this. If you read the press release before it went out.
I have read the press release before went out.
Do you agree that the officers showed tremendous restraint and
discipline? You agreed with that comment?
I do think based on the totality of the circumstances, and from
Mr. Gonzalez, his arrest, that these officers did use restraint
and making a very difficult decision as to whether deploy
lethal force, or subdue and arrest him.
Do you think they responded appropriately?
I do not think the security plan was properly executed. And that
is why I'm conducting a robust investigation to ensure that we
have a comprehensive review of what people were that I have the
facts, all of the facts so I can make an assessment of what the
decisions were on that night.
You know, she I realize now she's dumb. She's dumb.
I think she is dumb. But here's what but now the only reason I
made all these clips, and I want to play a few more, because it's
it's it's pretty funny. Because I went before I didn't see the
hearing when it happened. I saw I went watch it the next day.
But I did go to CBS, ABC and NBC websites, and they all had clips
from this hearing. And all the clips from the hearing were her
saying, We've got to change things, and we're going to fix
it and it's going to be great, right? They showed they had none
of this. Oh, of course not. Really. And I found it to be
reprehensible to be honest. And this is
gold.
So let's go on with Pierson grilled by Chef as this is
actually I think this is kind of this is not the Yeah, but play
that that's kind of funny. My question
to you is don't do those officers have your authority to
use lethal force to prevent somebody from entering the White
House.
Those officers do have the authority to use independent
judgment. Do you leverage lethal force when appropriate?
Is that true when somebody's trying to get at the president?
That is true. They are law enforcement officers.
So it's always true when there's somebody's trying to penetrate
the White House that they can use lethal force
as appropriate within the confines of the law.
If somebody tried to explain the details of that, if somebody is
approaching the White House has penetrated the security and
making a run for the White House, no apparent weapon. Can
they take that person down?
The law requires that law enforcement officers ensure that
they are in imminent danger or others are in imminent danger
before they can leverage lethal force.
So if the person is running at the White House, but no apparent
weapon, they can or cannot use lethal force.
Those are going to be independent decisions made by
the officer based on the totality of the circumstances.
How does the officer know if they have an improvised
explosive device or dirty bomb or or if it's terrorists? Ebola,
they know that isn't? Shouldn't they assume that this person has
ill intention.
Law enforcement officers are trained and observation skills
and I would assess that they are constantly looking at people for
ill intentions.
I think it's confusing. This is part of this is part of what
they have to deal with. They make a split second decision. I
want it to be crystal clear. You make a run in a dash to the
White House. We're going to take it out. I want overwhelming
force. Would you disagree with me?
I do want our officers and agents to execute appropriate
force for anyone attempting to challenge or breach the White
House.
We're going to explore this further.
She just this has to be her now. So let's go over to a Democrat
and and see how they're dealing with this. This should have been
I mean, besides Cummings being essentially saying she should be
fired on some other show. This is a guy this is the the
congressman from Boston and this is Pearson Boston read part one.
This is disgraceful. This is absolutely disgraceful that this
has happened. And I'm not even going to mention the fact that
it took us four days to figure out that somebody had shot seven
rounds into the White House. This is beyond the pale and and
I've listened to your testimony very deliberately here this
morning. And I wish to God you you protected the White House
like you're protecting your reputation here today. I wish
you spent that time and that effort to protect the American
president in his family like I'm hearing people covering for for
the law. absence of the Secret Service on on the several
occasions. I really do. So what are we going to do? And look,
this whole thing is the United States Secret Service versus one
mentally challenged man.
And I need to point out here that we're pretty convinced that
this and perhaps other near misses that have happened in the
past when the President wasn't home people shooting into the
White House appear to be messaging from the warring
factions within Washington, because whenever this happens,
other things like we start to strike Syria the next day. So
yes, there is that there's a lot of agendas that may be at play
here. But I'm, I was thinking just looking at the the people
involved. I mean, we still have Hillary wanting to make a run at
the White House and we know that the I've stated that I think
there's been a purging of the Secret Service to remove the
elements who disliked her to such a degree that they would
discredit her and keep holding the lesbian thing over her head.
I'm thinking just by coincidence here's this presumably just
looking at this Pearson woman maybe they are cool maybe the
Democrats want this to so they can clean some stuff up and make
it have a clear one runway for Hillary with no no entanglement
with Secret Service and just get rid of all these people
who are ability because they're gonna heads will roll yes Victus
woman leave not just her many why she got into this position
is another question and she's yeah as you say she's a dummy
that they put into she had
besides apparently working through the ranks as a as a
detail officer and I don't think she would qualify anymore. She
just seems physically unfit for the job. So I don't know how
long she was no longer active or if you can be I think she's
overweight. She's Oh too overweight for the job of of
security detail. I don't see any people of her ilk and size of
insecurity do I see cut fit men and women? So yes, you have to
ask why she was brought into this
well anyway, so the Boston guy goes on to the skip the rest of
that and go to the buzzer guys part two because I've never seen
this happen before. The Boston guy goes off the deep end with
his complaining and then she knows an answer because they're
everyone's out of time. And so ice asked her to answer and she
says something stupid. And so the Boston guy just jumps in of
course ice is not stopping and when he could if it was you
know, if there was actually some partisanship going on, but he
didn't any let's do plus and guy just go off on her. And what
clip is this? Because I should be the Boston to Pearson
congressman from Boston to
why don't I see this? 00 I'm sorry. Sorry, I got it. Sorry.
Then try and name them the same if it's a one and two are right,
for the lapses of the sacred service on on the several
occasions. I really do. So what are we going to do? And look,
this whole thing is the United States Secret Service versus one
mentally challenged man one man with mental illness that you
knew had mental illness. This is this is the Secret Service
against one individual with mental illness. And, and you
lost you lost and you had three shots at this guy. Three
chances.
So he was a retired
three shots and you still lost What's wrong with you lady? He
got to the Green Room in the White House.
The green room on the right house where there's a black man
what happened we had that unit with a racial shit going on.
Yeah, we had missing now no offense
when you have a sophisticated organization with with nefarious
intent and resources going up against the Secret Service. Oh,
wait, hold on. What do you just say there? He says
if a guy mentally challenged guy can go all the way into the
White House to the green room. What happens if you have you
know, Specter, you know James Bond's enemy or some group that
knows what they're doing? I signed to get in. I saw I saw
what happens when you have a sophisticated organization with
with nefarious intent and resources going up against the
Secret Service. What happens then?
gentleman's time has expired. Gentleman. The gentlelady has
any answers to any of his questions. I'd appreciate
hearing him,
say the green room. I've never heard of the Green Room in the
White House. It's painted
green. That's why it's called the Green.
What is it the Green Room for the for the snow? No, it's
painted green.
Let me be clear, the United States Secret Service does not
take any of these incidents lightly. They are all
streaming all due respect. That's my point. If as a casual
observer to what has happened here, I don't think the Secret
Service is taking it their duty to protect the American
president and his family at the White House. I don't think
you're taking it seriously. That's exactly my point. Based
on the evidence, based on the evidence and the series of
lapses. Unfortunately, that's the conclusion that I that I
arrive at that you're not taking your job seriously. I'm sorry, I
hate to be critical. But we got a lot of stake here. We have a
lot of stake and I know people are dancing around this issue.
But I gotta call it like it is. I have I have very low
confidence in the Secret Service under your leadership.
I'm throwing away my challenge coin.
Meanwhile, let's go to Eleanor Holmes Norton quick.
Go ahead vote. We'll go to Mr. Stark recognized for five
minutes.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I want to thank Director Pearson
for her 30 years of service and the Secret Service for rising
through the ranks to become the first woman director. And I am
aware of what she has inherited, and of her many accomplishments.
Director Pearson, I want to ask you about the rumors that have
been out there about what the Secret Service may do. When
Pennsylvania Avenue was closed down after Oklahoma City, there
was a kind of
a wish she goes on with some off the wall questions after
complimenting. She's the only one by the way. It is scary
and wretched and miserable. It is gross.
So I got two more clips. So here's the press secretary on
the morning of the firing. Apparently being hung out to dry
on Morning, Joe,
are you telling me this morning that the president the United
States and the First Lady have confidence in Julia Pearson to
run an agency that's supposed to protect her two daughters?
Yes, Joe, they have come for I think for the reasons that I've
laid out. These are men and women who wake up every day
professionals prepared to put their life on No, I'm
not talking about the professionals. I think the
professionals actually deserve to have better leadership. And
they have
does obviously responsibility that she takes very seriously. I
can tell you that the White House staff and the President
himself take this very seriously. The President himself
has articulated that he's concerned about the security
around his family as any parent would be. So this Homina Homina
had to eat these words like a few hours later. Now here's the
last clip I'm going to run which is the this is why why she got
fired. This was and this is on the Kelly show. And this is
shavitz is on the show discussing this. And it includes
the clip of the moment that shavitz set her up, which was
again not discussed on any of the media shows I've ever seen.
Shabbat sets her up to lie
to the time do you inform the president if his personal
security has been breached?
I would say in proximity to the incident.
No, I asked you what percentage of the time do you inform the
president? If his personal security is in any way, shape or
form been breached?
percent of the time 100% of time, we would advise the
president you would
advise the president yes. in calendar year 2014. How many
times is that happened?
I have not briefed him except on one occasion for the night,
September 19.
So the only time you've you've briefed the President on
perimeter security, the President's personal security.
First Family security has been one time and in 2014. Here's
what
she's hearing him say.
That's correct.
Congressman Jason Chaffetz is with me now, Congressman. And so
I assume you published that she neglected to inform him who's in
a locked box with a man who's a convicted felon holding a gun on
him.
I knew about that incident, but it wasn't yet out in the public.
I wanted to see if she was going to Be open, candid and honest
and
do trichter Whoo. That's not fair. And I don't think
she was. And I think it's time that she be fired by the
president united states or that she resigned. She only there did
not tell she did not either. She did not tell the president
united states that a three time convict with a gun was on it was
in a an elevator with the President's Secret Service did
not know that he had a gun only found out after the fact. And
that since that incident happened literally two weeks ago
today, she either did not tell the president which she should
have done, or she didn't tell the president lied to Congress.
You can't have it both ways.
The White has advanced teams got some responsibility for that as
well, I assume. Does it has she represented has she has she
demonstrated an incompetence? Can we fairly lay it all on this
woman?
Look, she was hired originally as the Chief of Staff and then
promoted to become the director more than a year ago, because
there's a severe morale problem here. That has not been turned
around. All right.
Your conclusion to wrap this up, Mr. demora? Well,
apparently she didn't tell the President about this gun toting
character in what's I don't know why somebody's in the elevator
with the President in the first place, but that's another story
that could be well, it's it just as I don't really have anything,
I don't have a deep any thing that just as part of just a
barrage of crap that is catching up to the this this
administration? I don't know if it's just a sweep out the
Hillary anti Hillary group, I think the witch is all of them.
So I don't know if they're gonna be able to do that. I but this
is definitely going to get rid of the good half of the top
management. Oh, yes. But anybody that she promoted?
Well, there is there is something going on look at FBI
Director Comey, who has changed department with some agreement
from Congress, which we still have no one has still been able
to give this to me. So he is now directly competing with
Department of Homeland Security, and NSA and the NSA. Thank you.
And how exactly the Secret Service came to fall all under
DHS? I'm not sure. That of course was not
well, so it's the Coast Guard for some unknown reason. Yep.
So all of these there, there is power struggle going on. And I
believe this to be the reason Lucy got the hell out of there.
She knew it was coming up. She knows it's a big rotten. Any
organization that is 10 years old, that is 200,000 employees.
This is look at the big corporations of our time. And
look how hard it is for them to actually manage and create you
compare Department of Homeland Security to Microsoft Windows.
That's what we have. When you have DHS. It's like Microsoft,
you get Windows. With all the bullcrap that goes along with
it. You don't want Windows eight, protecting your
president. You don't want Windows Phone to be protecting
your president. I think I think it's that's what you get. And
now everyone who's coming in. This is a new people. They're
taking up jockeying for position, the I have a feeling
we're going to see a discipline a call to dismantle. Yes, I
agree with that. 100%. And going back to the clip that I had that
shirt off is the shadow DHS, we're going to outsource these
things right to shirt t shirt off. So TSA will go away. Hey,
man, another rhyme?
Well, it would make sense give you think about it. Well, DSA Of
course at TSA was not there in the first place that we've been
there's another organization that just as good a job except
that one incident and
every store every every airport has the right to view what they
want to contract if they don't have to use the church
often make the argument that they could do it or they could
organize it and Chertoff was at DHS running it, he would, it's
obvious that he saw the light of day while he was there, he says
oh my god, this is a dysfunctional excuse me, a
dysfunctional creation. That's not going to work. I am going to
start an independent group and just build it up and make it
lean and mean of bringing all the hot shots that I can get the
only people worth the powder that are we're at DHS. And we'll
just do it on our own and do it as a contractor because
everyone's going with contractors anyway. boots on the
ground is a bunch of contracts all
contractors. That's right. And what will be left will be a
bunch of ninny scared pussy boys shivering in their boots
cowering in the corner, sheltering in place. I got an
email from one of our producers on a second. And he is right in
the middle of that man huntin Pennsylvania. Let me goes on
forever. I have to read this to you. This is nuts. I happen to
live dead center in the middle of the manhunt for Eric frein
his parents house where he lives in the community next to mine
perhaps 100 yards away, but I never knew him or his family. I
can attest to the fact that man hunter is pretty crazy here I
live on the edge of the forest he is thought to be hiding him.
We have hundreds of cops from various groups FBI, ATF Swat,
etc. Patrolling and doing sweeps through the area frequently as
we head into week three of the search we have been locked out
of the community or inside if you are home intermittently as
they close the roads during the first 10 days. My wife got
locked out once and had to sleep in her car another night she was
not able to get home for five hours I was locked in with the
kids during these periods. I would try to keep their minds
off of it but we had to practice what if scenarios on where to
run hide etcetera there okay so far but some kids in the in the
community are pretty frightened. The SWAT team set a sniper in my
yard facing the house the first day the search led here and then
some information about the local info Eric was just a tweak guy
parents maybe weren't paying attention he was asked Berger Z
according to what people's every what everyone's saying. And then
he had an update email. They were trying to control the area
and understand the logic behind it. But they should have set up
some kind of chaperone system for the first couple of days or
at least guided people into and out of their, their homes. As
they the back. They backed off. The lockdowns after the four
first week is a class action to being put together as I
understand it. When my wife returned to the house one night
to pick up stuff. They escorted her in and did a room by room
search of the house. I just heard the latest press briefing.
They now have two pipe bombs set up. Yay. So
this is insane.
Having to sleep in your car, you can't get into your house
because of the manhunt. We used to get we used to put together a
posse and the men would say don't worry, woman, I'll be
back. We're gonna go get him a hop on your horse with your with
your rifle. Now, what is this? So we'll have contractors doing
all the killing for us. And we just sit home, pay attention to
your smartphone, watch the television is very, very
pathetic. Oh, you really, really, really
this thing you think to me is was nuts from the beginning?
It's the lock downs. It's a one. It's a murderer on the run.
That's all it is. Why does this happen in Oakland, there's
plenty of murderers. And it's not the first cop that's ever
been shot in the United States. So it's a cop shooter and
murderer, that guy in Los Angeles was causing at least had
some because I could see guys getting worked up about even
though that was another phony deal. I find this to be just
depressing. Now this situation with the, you know, Secret
Service, I think you have the idea of busting up Homeland
Security and letting these agents let the Secret Service be
its own agency again, instead of seems like the way to go and let
US Coast Guard go back to becoming part of the military,
which makes a lot more sense to me, putting TSA let them let the
Chertoff Group do that, and let them do other stuff and get rid
of this whole operation. It was a stupid idea to begin with.
And, and I think they're going to with this situation that
we're seeing with the Secret Service woman, I think it is
going to start to ratchet up to the next level, which is who
picked her to take this job, who picked her to put her in his
chief of staff in 2008. Right during the first year of the
Obama administration who put her in there. It was obviously
Valerie Jarrett or some or somebody at DHS. It probably was
the Paula Tonto I'm
sorry, I don't know. Sorry. Do you mean Valerie Jarrett from
the Goodwife?
Yeah, from The Good Wife,
Felicia. Yes, Alicia. It's Valerie Jarrett. How are you
doing today? Good. I just wanted to call and tell you that I have
been an admirer of yours for many years now.
Did you see this? This little sequence of Valerie gentle cameo
on the good wife?
Good clip?
Well, when you hear the whole thing? Yes, she's trying to get
the good why don't I don't watch the show? To try to get the good
wife to run for office. And she's she's in her office and
she has her advisor telling her what to say which is pretty much
the way it's this is she's in a huge position of power right
now. And this is being what business she has doing a cameo.
Hey, why doesn't Michelle do a cameo? Wanna put Sasha Yeah, but
why not put Sasha Malia on TV. Everybody go Holly work.
You have? Yes, yes. The way you started your business and I am
not saying and I admire the way you've set your own course.
Well, thank you, Miss Jarrett. Have we met before? No, we
haven't. But I heard that you were contemplating running for
State's Attorney encouragements
Do you think she has a real that she shopping to agents?
No, she doesn't. She could put one together now.
I can't even listen to the rest of it. The horrible one. The
true president the United States there, everybody. That is,
well, something's up. I think, Richard. Yeah. So we'll keep it
we'll keep our eye on I'm gonna do if you're gonna do this TV
stuff. I got one
while I was. Okay, I'll give you one. Really? This
will be my only watch only clip I have. For TV. Oh, this because
the scorpion shows you know is my favorite. Okay, I watched I
watched. I couldn't watch I watched
episode two of the Scorpion show. And I have to say
something. Not only because my favorite actress Nanny McPhee is
in there, whatever her name is, for who was in my other favorite
show? The Broadway musical show.
Oh, your favorite old show? Smash
Smash. She's in this show. And she is the normal one. I have to
say this. This is the 18 2014 I love this show.
Here's the premise. The here's the premise based on based on a
true character. Oh, yeah. Yes. The characters based on a true
character. The premise is not based on anything. This is what
Jeff people are missing this show. You're gonna miss stuff
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taken out the whole home network, but he directed the
computer virus and just your child I don't think it's a
coincidence that no one else but Elon is what does this mean?
You're the grocery cool air she's hot enough you can't catch
it. None of us can. The virus he placed on a computer is custom
built he did the same with your daughter or why is no one else
Ill you're saying he custom built a virus that would make
just this child sick? Yeah, you're hacking and more recently
there's bio hacking. Now whoever infected the computer also
infected your daughter until we find that person and know
exactly what biological agent he used. There's not gonna be any
hope for cure. Were you going you can't just drop a theory
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Almost forgot. You've got karma and I draw my blade there. If
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helpful. We have three gentlemen, we need to have a
step forward. So I invite Travis Minnelli, Sean Paulson and Greg
Warren who stepped forward all three of you have become knights
of the no gender roundtable. Very happy to welcome you,
gentleman. And if you will come to the podium I hereby pronounce
the search for Decker sir Shawn pulse of the first state and Sir
Greg Warli. All of you gentlemen, now Knights of the
Round Table for you Luke beer and Legos, prism blow rent boys
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me go to No denomination.com/rings Thank you
so much. And this has been a guys who, except for pretty much
instant right there as I dropped in the extra penny. These guys
have been working on their knighthoods for a long time you
come up on seven years of the show which we'll be celebrating
on the 26th and you come
something want to say no, every breath I take like
I'm gonna do that to you whenever you just say something
it's not annoying at all.
You're not that rude. And now you're
correct these this taken them years to get there, then I'm
really completely delighted to have these folks in our in our
midst. As the Knights of the no agenda round table. I have to
say a couple of things. We don't have a lot of time left. I'm
going to save Okay, I got some stuff on Gitmo lowlands that I
wanted to say if I have, oh, the fire just wanted to say the
Chicago Fire.
In Aurora. Yeah.
So what I'm deducing from the informations come in from the
global intelligence network and other things that have happened
that this guy who did this and then allegedly tried to kill
himself up to he has replaced stabbing him. So I think he
tried to behead himself actually that's, that should be our new
one. Tried to behead himself. I worked for the Harris
Corporation who were awarded $150 million last year for the
FAA next gen data communications program, what I believe is
happening here, whether it was intentional or not, the crisis
is not going to waste as now I'm hearing all the rumblings of
well, you know, if we had a next we had the Next Gen system
working, which is this, this idea of planes talking to each
other, it's all magical. It's like Google Drive self driving
cars in the air, which has some merit, but I'm not I'm not all
in on it. Nor are all the pilots. I know. They're saying,
well, we need more budget to get this going. And of course, this
problem wouldn't have happened, which is I believe, in
intentional slowdown. I guess I'm accusing the FAA, this being
an intentional slowdown, in order to up the ante and but
this is going to be nearly a billion and a half dollars to
implement the next gen program. And as you know, we've been
looking at this they've been trying to get this kickstart
this for a while using anything. Do you recall, John was? Can you
trust the pilots? You know, Bo? I'd much rather have no, I don't
want a human being who can make errors up there. I don't want
any of that. Oh, this is no good. Recalling him that?
Oh, yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Here we here with cars, too.
And this brings me to something I heard on NPR, Nick Carr, do we
know him Nick Carr. He's a writer.
Nick karya. He wrote, he's a writer for the New York Times if
I'm not mistaken.
And he's written a book. I'm sorry. I forget what the book
was about. Actually, it is not it not that important. I was
kind of just listening to what he was saying. And he's taking
the position. And it was very hard for this NPR interview. I
think it was there's Tom Ashbrook on point. Very hard for
him to accept that this Nick Carr's point about automation of
our lives, and that it is really creating the opposite of we have
what we want it to create, I thought it was just interesting
to listen to it. It reminded me of a lot of things we already
talked about, and plays right into a lot of the things we
oppose, such as the incessant narcissistic, involuntary
networks, social and social network disorder,
there was an interesting study done back in the 80s, I think,
in what arose from that is a concept called The Paradox of
work. And essentially, what the researchers found is that people
desire to be freed from hard work freed from labor freed from
effort. And yet when you when you look at what makes them feel
happiest and most satisfied, most fulfilled, it's when
they're working hard struggling with a hard problem facing a
challenge, exercising their skills, expanding this their
skill. So we have this kind of internal conflict or tension
that some sometimes called Miss wanting, we want things that
actually don't make us happy and vice versa. And I think that
explains why we're so quick to why we fall in love with
computers and automation so quickly and kind of what quickly
handover everything to them without even thinking about it.
Because we
I'm sorry, he says quickly too much. He's also says
essentially, we think
that this will you They're give us a life of leisure or free us
up to have higher thoughts or whatever. But actually, it tends
to have the opposite effect we we become less satisfied and
less fulfilled when we're simply not doing anything when we're
not challenged. And into me that kind of gets at the nub beyond
the economics beyond the issues of productivity. Unfortunately,
our bias is to simply hand things over to computers, and
only afterwards realize that gee, what what really makes me
happy and makes me fulfilled is actually figuring things out
working hard, engaging with the world, being able to use a
compass and a map to figure out where I am.
I heard you groaning so I guess I'll stop with these clips from
him. Well,
this book is the glass cage. book you're talking about? It's
kind of funny, because it's part of the yes, the battle between
Amazon and other companies, because the Kindle price is 1299
Instead of they're much appreciated. 999. Price for
Kindle 12 Nine is too expensive. I agree with the Amazon. I don't
hear anything new.
No, it's not for us. It's not new. I do think it's it is of
note
the study's Well, I don't even think
it's just for us. I mean, Voltaire was talking about this
exact same thing. Hundreds of years ago. Yes. So it's not new
in a lot of different ways. And he's made a book out of it,
saying that we're not going to be fulfilled after the robots
take over. Exactly. What the books about.
Yes, exactly. Essentially, Yes, I heard you say it. I'm not
going to saw your head off.
And it's okay. All right. We have a poster. I'm getting
closer.
I think we need to do a quick analysis. I'm
smacking my lips as much we should discuss that first thing
I don't understand. I realize what he's talking about.
It's not his lips. Lips, it's my tongue clack. It's
a little noise you can make some times before you say, you like
that. Right? So that's that.
I'm trying not to do it. It's this thing is tisk tisk is the
tsk it's it's not a good thing. It should not be our stupid
because
you do it before a sentence. That means you're dismissive is
a dismissive sound. Yes, it's not because I'm in agreement
with this character who is bitching about it? Because I
guess he's hypersensitive to it. It means these parents are
probably always just ticking him.
The I think we need a little quick analysis of the Umbrella
Revolution. Yeah.
I love the umbrella idea.
So there's a couple things that are happening. This is Hong
Kong. And at first I was looking at this going oh, well this this
started on Sunday during the show when when they started to
get pepper sprayed or tear gas or whatever. I don't know if
this was initially a US State Department managed issue
by Ionis toll is the butt out of it you know, thinking it might
be
well i Here's spokes whole carry and when that when he shows up
now I'm sure of that we at least have tried to co opted. The
Occupy movement is involved and I have all these links. This
occupy Hold on a second. By the way, this is all under the
umbrella revolution. And brand new. Hong Kong Police Chief has
committed suicide. The smell and it's I didn't know Yes, Hong
Kong's eastern district police chief inspector is thought to
have committed suicide at his desk this morning. He was found
dead with with
what?
Two gun shots to the temple.
They killed him first because he wasn't he wasn't doing his job.
I love it when people think that someone can kill himself shoot
themselves in the head twice. Yeah, just like Hillary's lover,
the true father of her daughter. So this is Occupy Central. They
have a website, Occupy Central with love and peace. And then
once they brought in the yellow umbrella. Oh, come on people.
Sis, do we have to be a part of everything. So they've jumped in
on this somehow with both feet. And the proof is in Karis words
as
China knows we support universal suffrage in Hong Kong in
accordance with the Basic Law. And we believe in open society
with the highest possible degree of autonomy and governed by rule
of law is essential for Hong Kong stability and prosperity.
And we have high hopes that the Hong Kong authorities will
exercise restraint and respect the protesters right to express
their views previously, right.
And then, the Chinese foreign minister, who sounds a lot like
a young woman, speaking English said
as China
Sorry, sounded a lot like Carrie there that was gonna be
Secretary
Kerry mentioned Hong Kong, the Chinese government has very
firmly and clearly stated its position. Hong Kong affairs on
China's internal affairs, all countries should respect China's
sovereignty. And this is also a basic principle governing
international relations. I believe for any country for any
society. No one will allow those illegal acts that violate public
order. That's this situation in the United States. And that's
the same situation in Hong Kong.
Chef's slave.
That was a nice little slap back.
I think we're going to encourage Hong Kong to go to try to become
independent. Oh, definitely.
Definitely. Oh, yeah. And I'm not sure why the guy had to die.
The police chief. Two shots to the temple. How insulting the
only thing was more insulting was the guy who died in the hot
tub with the lid down. The worst? No, no, I'm sorry. This
is the most insulting Neil deGrasse Tyson. Your buddy.
If you don't believe in climate change, I'm sorry.
I'll keep it I'll keep this around deGrasse Tyson, I'm gonna
keep this clean. Good one, but keep this clip of you around for
a long time. But I'm gonna put it in my little, my little
evergreens there. We'll see. We'll see what happens. The
evidence is mounting. More and more evidence is mounting
against this. It's insanity, though. You just got to make up
more and more laughter please. More laughter and I believe we
just have we're out of time, John and I got all kinds of
stuff going. Yeah,
we can move it on to Sunday. We're gonna move the show up by
half an hour early on Sunday.
Just a half word, or is that enough for you? Is that gonna
work? We can do a full hour if you want. I mean, I'm gonna plan
on
maybe I might just have to get up at six. But that's what I can
do. Yeah, maybe we may get an hour. Is there a reason why
we're doing this? Yes. Because I'm going down to Los Angeles,
Los Angeles. on an airplane.
This sounds fun. You're flying on an airplane. Yeah. Are you
not worried about the bola
I'm gonna just bout to wear a mask. I know there's some guy
selling them. So I'm gonna get one of them masks and take some
iodine pills because I understand that it's good
against Ebola. And I just keep to myself now I'm going to down
to the Adobe MAX guys, I was waiting to hear what you're
doing. I'm gonna go look at some new products and take a few
lessons and more photo foolery
some lessons. Nice. Yeah, they have a
lot of workshops. I mean, like it's really mostly workshops.
And, and they also were awesome stuff and they have a lot of
demos and it's it's very It's good if you if you're a
Photoshop user, it's one of those things you get something
out of it. Okay,
fair enough. Shall we get out of here then should we call it
let's do it. Okay. I think we have delivered the I have some
foods as usual. Have some fantastic energy pipeline stuff
for Sunday that I'm going to keep right people will love
that. I know they go like this cool. Stuff that sir atomic rods
sent to me. Yo, yo, yo, okay. I miss Mickey coming home tonight.
I'm very excited tonight. Tonight is the night change the
sheets
Oh my thanks for reminding me John. Have
no fear the sheets are clean.
All right. Well, just so you remember. It's real.
Yep,
it's here. It's real. We're all gonna die. Coming to you from
FEMA Region six where we have Ebola now spread to possible 120
people and the guys half brother. In the morning,
everybody I am Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's no fear of elbow a
new name, Ebola,
Ebola in these parts. I'm John C. Dvorak
will talk to you on Sunday right here. No agenda.
I'll tell you this. If Ebola breaks out in the United States,
I'm going to quarantine myself wearing a mask I've already got
it in place for my family
are here hashtag America near our hashtag target soon.
There's a need for rescue mission. When the world is
threatened. The world needs help calls on America
and that's the story That sounds like advertising to me.
That's how we That's how we roll.
I'm Joe Biden and thank you for taking the time to listen the
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