Wow, hold on, he told us and then it happened. Oh my god.
It's amazing how that works. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday, February 12 2015. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination Episode Six, nine or five. This is no agenda,
finding the bugs in the heart of FEMA Region to live from New
York City in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where like everyplace else, it's
Lincoln's birthday take the day off. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
I thought the first version was better
no is more spontaneous for me if that's what you mean by better
Hey, is everybody vaccinated ready to go
I want to mention a couple of things before you go off on what
happened who got vaccinated I'm
just asking these days you'd have to be vaccinated want to
make sure everybody's vaccinated good to guys
money making this making money making money? Well, of course,
apparently somewhere up in Pacific Northwest I got a note
about this from me that somebody that there's some people got
these to get the mumps shot and then they get the mumps the next
day.
Well, we know this because they falsified the data for the
efficacy rate. That
doesn't mean you have to get the disease because you got the shot
that's not good.
Well, you're shooting virus into you so you could imagine
attenuated or dead or something. Whatever the case I'm on the
Comcast connection today
well that's good because I'm on my iPhone connection today.
Yeah, that's kind
of interesting. I'm just generally when it tested the
Comcast thing falls apart which I don't think it will but it
might what did they do have to come out switchback easily but i
i, the guy finally a guy came out Corey, who found the problem
that I was having for the last two years Let
me guess it was a physical wire problem outside Yes. Squirrels
Ah, really. These fuckers are worse than ISIS
so the squirrel ate a hole in the cage you could just barely
see the luckily didn't eat through the middle of that
copper in the middle but he ate all insulation off the coax and
this one guy who kept monitoring so he got signaling problems so
you know I will reboot to reboot the modem the modem it's your
fault
you stupid user you
got some wrong and this night but it was the line was also
kinked and then to top things off the actual coax they were
using was the wrong grade. Oh wow. So the guy on the right and
there was a fourth way there's another one
I just wonder what is the wrong grade?
I think it's called RG 59 It should be RG six you should look
at your coax is because you may have the wrong grade wow it
because the old grade which is the one that was coming in the
house is not suitable for high speed even though this whole
thing was wired from the get go for high speed anyway so that
was that and then that there was another right and besides that
this was the only guy this quarry is only guy who actually
did anything the other guys come in and they I don't know you
need a new modem
if you don't you know what this is you know what this is is you
once wrote an article How cable modems would never amount to
anything and at the time you were right and but these guys
didn't forget that you see
well maybe there was one more item which was that the line was
too hot. So he had to put a little like a choke or some sort
of little
it because it what actually happens is you can get a
feedback loop I think
yeah, so it was way over the voltage it was just too hot and
so the attenuated with this little screw on thing Well, we
have only one good I seem to go we only have one thing for the
squirrels only one thing
bomb them. We need to kill them bomb. Bomb them. We need to kill
and bomb them. bomb them. We need to bomb them. We need to
kill them and bomb them again.
This is a new thing where Yeah, isn't that good?
That was good. I liked this musical. Yeah, this is
instant aid me who did that if people are pulling in these
clips out and putting them kind of into a song for song form?
Yes. Shawn song format, I would say yeah, they have a nice
little shell song. So that's a good one. Isn't it? Great. I
have a an end of show clip, which is a whole song which,
which I'd love to put on as well. So I'm in New York City.
And I am the reason why I'm on the iPhone which I have to say
I'm pleasantly surprised with the results
that we'll see.
knocking on wood and I am indeed in the fabulous hotel
Pennsylvania which is in the heart of all the action
of so you got a free room.
Yeah, it's a it's an Not much better than the guy who's
homeless in the lobby. Except that he I have sheets sheet a
sheet.
You have the sheet. Yes. And and this is, yeah, the hotel
Pennsylvania.
And I had people from New York, emailing me saying, really? You
lived in New York and you don't know about hotel pencil? I
really, of course I know where it is. But I've never been in
there here. It was built in is what 1915 I think, maybe a
little bit later,
the oldest left left hotels left in New York. In fact, the door
which has a round, strange kind of piece on it. It has a plaque
that says this valet original valet door was created and
installed in 1919.
Nice. Well, it's you're in a historical place. It's just got
to be interesting.
But seriously, the bed egg the springs actually got boiling
when you turn around. And I have I don't know what is what is the
smallest bed size? You can imagine a single Is that what
you call it? Yes, I got that. I got that one. So my my my legs
overlap the end of the bed by about my knees. And then the
sheets are short, can't pull the sheets up. And then I opened the
window a little bit to get some fresh air and it's stuck. Then
it's only when was it 30 degrees and Fahrenheit. So it's freezing
outside. And so I had to now to push a towel in where the window
was. Where close is this bridge?
You can wait a minute you telling me you crack the window
window open
and not get those closed? Room service or service? Oh, hold on
a second. Let me just call room service. No, there's no room. So
it's like come in this I check in this hotel was a day late
because my flight got canceled. Because of the Snowmageddon that
screwed up everything. Because I want to do a meet up. I had I
had theater tickets, which I had to dispose them and get new ones
everything was completely hosed. And then jet blew. It did the
mean you think I was gonna fly? I flew JetBlue and booked the
flight and I like to get the even more space. So you get a
little extra legroom you pay? I don't know. Depends, I think 45
bucks. And that's worth it for me. Well, yeah, you're
six foot six.
Yeah, you're sure I'm not seven foot. And so I get to cancel it.
You know, it's like, oh, you've been canceled. You fly tomorrow?
Oh, well, thanks, gee, that's it's such a matter of fact, kind
of thing. And Tuesday, actually, Monday evening, I figured I'll
just make sure everything's good. And you think that if you
have canceled a flight, you're going to put the people on the
same flight number the same departure time the next day?
He's not just like a copy paste of everybody.
No, because the next flight, the flight the next day has people
that are booked on it to you have to overlay
right and true. But I would feel I had some precedents because I
booked to fly earlier. I'm saying, you
know, you just I would see if I was on booked on the second
flight. I would think of myself as having precedent over you
loser payment from the other flight because you didn't book
the right flight. Right? Well, you didn't get your leg? Well,
I did. But it wasn't on there to change your seat. And I go and
it was like, it was like one of those bad JavaScript games,
where you click on the seat, and you click OK. And then it goes,
okay. And then it goes, oh, sorry, we had a problem. You go
back and the seat you just clicked on is no longer
available. So you check another one. And then said, Okay, we're
good. I'm sorry. And
it sounds like
and then they'll call in, which took 35 minutes just to get
someone on the phone waiting. And and the guy's like, oh, it's
like, oh, I can do this. Oh, that's great. Are you on the
website? Yes. Wait, I'm calling you. And you're on the website,
too. What is that don't have some access to the computer.
Oh, this is the little known gotcha of internet commerce
that, I don't know, this, this began. This is amusing. Because
when when the early days of early days would by that I mean
like 15 years ago, and they all don't you know, don't give your
credit card information on the internet. I
think that was longer. I think the the early days of the
university or
whatever it was, it was a long period of time where people were
going on coverage better to call the 800 number, and very few
people realize, because I'd been in this business that by then
within just a few years that you when you call the 800 number
they brought up the exact same website same page and put your
card number in the website, by hand the way you would have.
Yeah, it was a little bizarre, but we got it. We got it sorted
out so and then the hotel was also another Well, I'm not going
to show up because like my flight was canceled. Uh oh well
well you have to make a new booking NO NO NO NO NO NO the
free room yeah but it was it'd been prepaid and was all this
was complicated because then if you don't show up then they they
have the right define your something but then the
production couldn't access okay yeah I'm telling you I'm telling
you
and you should be giving you money for not showing you get
one
so I walk in like 630 quarter to seven the evening and alright
good to go man check in there. All right, here's your room. I
go up to the room. Open it up. And it's I see trash and sandals
like Hello. It was the room wasn't cleaned but the sandals
threw me off of like maybe someone's dead in here. And it's
it was it was very very small. i Okay, go back down. Oh, I'm
sorry about that. Got another rib into anyway, so I'm in and
then people are so unkind in the no agenda audience so kind to
send me Yelp reviews where people talk about the bed is bed
bedbugs. And I swear to God the other night, I went to go to the
to the elevators, if there was a police tape in front of two
doors. That do not cross crime. Yeah, yeah, there's a crime
scene. Yeah. And every everywhere. There's like you,
you walk around and go through the hall and you see like 12
Dudes going into one room. Big waft of river dollar hotel. I
picked a bad time to quit weed. Man, this would have been great.
It'd be great for me. So yeah, it's very interesting. And the
of course I had my all my, my gear and I set up on the premium
Wi Fi premium. Mind you, where you pay for three devices for 24
hours premium wi fi 1495 premium. Yeah, and I was getting
probably a whole 350 kilobits up and down premium make sense?
You're on your on the net. Yeah, that was
impossible. And I have the you know, the the iPhone, which I
got now because then you have Nam slave. And you can't be
single without a smartphone. Yeah, you'll be single for a
long time if you don't have one. And, and I tried the Tethering
and I've T Mobile because they have the worldwide you never
have to turn your data off. If they degraded I guess you get
three and a half g or whatever in some countries, maybe but you
don't have to turn your data off.
Do they leave? How long does it run for before it craps out? No,
that is unlimited. Because I have unlimited data on my team
because I have you have to remember I have the $30 plan.
But it has.
This is more expensive. This is $80 but you get unlimited.
Then you get five which is what happened. I'll tell you what
happens with the $30 pen for people it degrades after us No
no, it's worse than that. Oh, it actually does degrade it but
it's very difficult to get it to degrade because you really have
to use a lot of data before it degrades. But if it gets to the
point where you're you're at the degrade point tethering stops
working that's the problem. Okay,
so this is you're absolutely right. The tethering is all
separate. So you get a bundle and you can get true unlimited
unlimited anywhere in the world or obviously with with T Mobile
provide service but that is pretty much everywhere in the
world, certainly where I go and then you have to purchase your
tethering data separately and I think I had maybe three gigs or
something. And last night I'm starting to do clips and stuff
and then I get a warning. Ah, okay, so now I have gotten those
out 2020 gigs a month or something just for the tethering
for this for this purpose only which is really that's like an
extra 50 bucks which of course is outrageous.
I will say this when I my tethering crapped out in some
situation because the overuse the free of free unlimited. They
did give me a warning and I could have gotten I could have
bought it I could have bought it's to upgrade on the spot.
Yeah, it Timo was great about that FSA. And then it doesn't
carry over I mean, once you upgraded for that, like you just
paid for stay on the air. This doesn't go on your next month's
bill. It just they don't it doesn't continue on and on and
on forever.
Oh, I think this I'll have to look at that. And I'm just not
taking any risk. I'm like I don't know what I'm going to be
doing. I'm taking what is the max 12 gigabytes tethered Give
it to me. I just want to be on the air and we have tried my Wi
Fi hotspots before but this this is LTE and I have two bars LTE
in the room. And I'm yeah knock on wood of course but I'm very
impressed. I don't hear any delay. Normally you have you can
have a slight delay if you're on 4g versus LTE. There's all kinds
of packet No, you
sound right on the money.
No, I don't
What do you mean? He don't
know. You sound on the money. I don't know that sounded negative
to a positive. I don't know it didn't feel right. Your sound
good. No, I sound good.
No, you know, no, no. Yes. No. Yes.
No. No. Yes, I sound good. Anyway, so it's very cold in New
York, but it's a yes removed I know. But it's been nice and the
only thing that's messed up is just the opportunity because I'm
here as a guest. And although shows you you know, how they
treat their guests and guests of the production, some high end
reality show about girls becoming models. And I tell you
this already, but the show Yeah, this guy, I think I'm going to
make you a supermodel and this guy. He's kind of the modern
version of ugly George. You remember ugly George from
Channel J in New York?
Actually, no. Okay, ugly George,
back in the early days of cable in New York. I'm talking late
80s or mid 80s, late 80s. You had maybe 20 channels, and then
you had the channel A B, C. D, and you had just letter channels
and channel J was a local access. And you had Robin Byrd
and she would? She's always naked. Yeah, come on, baby. Bang
my box. I was her theme song. And then good. GEORGE And George
had this cam. He was just a like a kind of grungy, dirty looking
guy with a beard. And you know, but he had this, this backpack
with a fake satellite dish and he had a camera and he go up to
girls on the street and he said, Hey, you know, I'm not gonna be
George and I'm gonna make you famous. And he gets him to come
back to some place and then to take his clothes off for him and
that will be on Channel J I
vaguely remember that show. There was a bunch of shows like
that on that channel. And get
to this guy's is kind of like that he walks he's he's just
stands in a busy street and goes, you you are going to be
the next supermodel. He literally like picks them off
the street. And then there's some judging portion, whatever.
And then they have now they're all in New York to do their
auditions for the Avon and Revlon and Nicole Miller and god
knows what else. So that is the crew that has invited me here.
Just because I know someone I'm not in the show. Although I did
ask
you though, they're putting the models of into Pennsylvania
Hotel. Yes. That's, that's guys a cheap trick.
Yeah, yeah, that'd be correct.
It's a European production, man. Come on. They got no money.
Though everything else. Oh, I went to so I did see a play a
musical. As you know, I love the singing and dancing. This is one
you said I could never get into I will say because of the
weather conditions in New York. Tickets were available. Right?
The weather conditions. Yes. People were given a show must go
on
Book of Mormon. Yeah, very happy. I saw that. Man. That was
that was
good. I'm glad you saw it. I've never seen it. You've never
haven't been through San Francisco. My check. Oh,
wow. Okay. Well, any show that has a guy singing I have maggots
in my scrotum. Just kind of say that's one. Yeah, I
know. I've never heard all the songs but they're supposed to be
pretty funny.
Very, very good. Yeah, very impressed. And it's the Neil
Simon theatre is. It's not very big, but it's just beautiful.
You just walk into Old World, New York.
There's not a lot of theaters that are that big. There's a
couple that are like 1200 seats. The rest are smaller.
Yeah. The Sondheim theatre is pretty big. No, actually, yeah.
That probably that's probably about eight or 900. Anyway, so
they are in.
So it's cold and miserable. Yeah,
pretty much. I love New York though. But you walk around.
He's particularly in the cold. And you know, some people smell
so bad is normal on the street. The streets in general just
don't smell bad because it's all frozen shut. And
the P is all frozen. And the P is
the step and dog crap. And you know, just
step in and just trenches.
It's crunchy. Yeah. And it's good. It's good. I like it. I
have to say,
Well, Jim moved in you you I think you should move back.
Wait is that before after my my sorrow tour of hot dog sorrow
tour
first because that's that's a winner. Exactly.
The sorrow tour. And then and then bogie to New York, where a
studio apartment is $3,000.
So it's unbelievably it's just well wait to hear I got an idea.
Okay, is based on the divorce cycles, not my cycles by just
some I observed. So there'll be a depression era in about two
years, it'd be Marketo. Everything will collapse upon
itself,
including real estate prices. I presume?
No real estate prices but rent price will go down but real
estate will probably level off except in places like New York
and San Francisco where they're overbuilding, like San
Francisco, they're building condos everywhere so this can't
be sustained by real real real estate like the houses and
things like that should be stable because they already had
their crash in 2008 That only happens once every 50 years or
so. Anyway, so you get in your Airstream hit the road you go
float around for two years to save as much money Yeah, save as
much money as you can wait for the collapse now you're gonna
have a little pot of cash
I got like I got 10 grand now sell the airstream
take that money back take the cell to Arizona and then go into
New York and pick something up Wow,
you have my my life mapped out. This is Yeah, fantastic.
Yeah, I do that's what I would do. And then you can be you just
become a New Yorker. You know, boring and full of himself about
New York Hudson greatest city in the world free
room
angry scream and rude. Talking about the hot dog prices going
up. It's a big used to be $1. And now they're like two,
of course few people who are in New York are actually from New
York.
No, and in fact, they were smart money. New Yorkers are all live
in Brooklyn. Oh,
even that's too expensive. Yeah. Anyway. So there's really no
news, per se from New York.
That's a disappointment. It
is it is a bit disappointing. It's just really it's cold.
People are pissed. Yeah, the news is there's another cold
front coming through. I don't think it's snow necessarily. But
the talking Yeah, certainly very cold. extremely cold
temperatures.
Get out of there. Yeah, well,
yes. Tomorrow. Tomorrow I'm out.
So you're right. Again. It is and now everybody's pronouncing
it. Houthis Ah, yes. You notice this?
Yeah, no, but I do recall where I said it's h o u t h i s and
who fees fees?
And arrows Fernanda who teased as though the th was like spat
you know who teased? Right? And no, it's Houthi is everyone's
pronouncing it Houthi. So there's a lot of news about them
because they took over the place.
Yemen, we need to clarify
over Yemen. What people should note about this little news item
is that until they took over to Yemen, we never heard of these
people. No. This is the kind of this the kind of how everyone's
keeping us up to date all the mainstream media folks. They're
keeping us apprised of what's actually going on. And it's such
a joke, and I have two clips. I should have cut one down.
The Houthis. Don't they aren't necessarily our friends. But But
Oh, okay.
That's the interesting thing about this one clip.
Do they steal our own weapons yet?
No, they're This is you. You gotta hear this. This is long.
Alright. I'm good to get a break in a minute. First. This is the
this is I got two reports. I got one from democracy now. But I
have the one from PBS where they interview the New York Times
reporter who is their man on the street right now. It's not
Richard angle or one of these correspondents from one of the
networks. It's a guy that's a writer. And he tells a tale that
is nothing that you've heard before. But you first up and
it's been as long but as well worth listening to. He says that
the Houthis are you just have to listen to it. So play that clip
that's just marked Houthi these.
In Yemen, Britain and France joined the US and closing their
embassies as turmoil spread in the capital city. Crowds
protested today and Sonoff. Again, Shiite rebels who took
over the government last week, the rebels patrolled the
streets. And there were scattered reports of beatings
and even stabbings. Rod Nordlund of The New York Times is in
Sonora, and I spoke with him a short time ago.
Question right there. When's the last time you heard a news
report from the Middle East about stabbings? Who cares?
Yeah, well, that tells me strange.
Well, I think the WHO CARES comment is apt. And what this
tells me is that the level of violence is so low,
that they have to count stabbings
that they had to kind of establish what should have could
have come from any number of you know, criminal actions. So that
was the first hint I had that something was strange about
this. But let's continue with the interview with this guy from
The New York Times who pretty much I think tells us the true
story that we're not getting from anywhere.
Rod Nordlund welcome. We understand not only did
officials at the US Embassy close it down, they've also
abandoned cars at the airport and Sinhala weapons in the cars.
What, what is the situation on the ground now?
Well, they did but they also left it in an orderly way. They
went into the airport and got on commercial flights and the
Houthi who are in control of things here. Say that they're
just taking those cars for safekeeping and they're
Following Yemeni law and they're doing their best to try to
prevent it from blowing up into any bigger an incident than it
is actually.
Hey, hello. Hello New York Times, man, this is not scary.
This is why I'm gonna be a long How could it be gonna be a long
report if he's not scary? He's not doing it right.
The surprising thing is it's actually really pretty calm on
the streets.
Oh, get this guy off the air.
What would you say the attitude is of this new Houthi government
towards the US.
Well, they're trying desperately to reach out to the United
States and to try to them
we're not talking to him. We're not Allah, Allah. Allah. Allah.
Allah. Allah. Allah. I don't hear anybody other
word. Democracy Now it says exactly that. La la la.
We're not listening who sees we only know who T's you don't know
who thiese you I don't know who you
are. They want to be on friendly terms. And they haven't had much
success doing that. I think the Americans want to see a
government in place and one that the Houthis agree on with other
parties, and not one that's just completely dominated by these.
How do we how do we get along with Saudi Arabia, they don't
have a bunch of different factions running their
government. I don't have a bunch of factions. Oh, we can't just
have you we have to have some of our this is, this is the problem
with American diplomacy. These guys take over the place kick
out these corrupt individuals, including our buddy, the guy
running the place. And these guys, so this is crap. And they
take over this is a real revolution of the of Ohio.
This is a true coup the true true, true a true coup, and they
are in and that taken over.
I did over and they but they've you know they're there. They're
protecting property. They're keeping the people's cars safe.
I'm pissed because there was a clip that I think actually
recorded, maybe I have I think I trashed it. And it was Jen Psaki
and she was down, I can't believe I tried, I'll see if I
could find it. And she was saying, Well, you know, they
took some of our weapons, and we're asking them to give it
back to us. It was very strange, but they wouldn't context of
this, it would have been better to have it. But I just wasn't
thinking that was interesting, because it was kind of hanging
out there. Listen to the rest is good, is a very, very astute
report.
They know that the US and the Houthis are on the same side of
the fight against al Qaeda that make for
we've already heard this, this is this is their whole thing
that we're on the same day. We hate each other, but we're
there. They want to get rid of al Qaeda to
cooperation you to hate them more than they hate us. Yeah. Is
it thought?
Well, I think it's already making for cooperation. You
know, the Houthis have long campaigned against American
drone strikes, even though they're against their bitter
enemies, al Qaeda. And since taking control, they've done
nothing to interfere with those. In fact, they've dialed back the
anti drone and anti American rhetoric.
So Ron with no US embassy there, how are they trying to reach out
to the US what is the message?
Ham radio, or they just tweet, they tweeting or they just
tweeting, we want to talk? This is what ISIS does this ISIL does
it is does this al Qaeda does this. Everyone's tweeting,
they're on the social media. How is it so hard email?
Well, they've been I mean, I interviewed their leader here a
couple of days ago, and he was very adamant about trying to
have better relations with the US. And he even went so far as
to pretty much repudiate their slogan, which includes Death to
America and say, that's just
what is the slogan actually, he's Death to America. Wait a
minute. He said their slogan which includes Death to America.
I'd love to know the whole Hold on. What is the Houthi Houthi
slogan? Just if you don't mind, I just want to
show it's just going to promote though. I mean, here it is.
I have it. Okay. Houthi official slogan. Death to America. Death
to Israel. Damn the Jews. God has gripped us. God is great
Death to America. Death to Israel. Damn the Jews power to
Islam. At look. The curry Devorah Consulting Group is
available because this is not this is not a catchy slogan. No,
no, no. And it's certainly not if you're trying to reach out to
to I don't know America. It's top of the list death to go and
I'm sorry. God is great. That's the top Death to America. Death
to Israel. Damn the Jews power to Islam.
Now there's a funny thing this guy now want to
talk want to talk?
finish this up.
Ya know that guys? Now it gets funny because the guy that he
confronted him about the debt to America thing
is very funny. Roll it back a second.
So you even went so far as to pretty much repudiate their
slogan which includes Death to America and say that's just a
slogan. We don't mean literally don't mean it. Literally, you
know, we want to be friends with the United States and with Saudi
Arabia and other countries in the region, and even play down
their connection to Iran. It's widely believed that the
Iranians financed them, but he, he said that wasn't true. And
they didn't want to see Iran make make headway in Yemen
either. So it's a very reassuring message. But it's
hard for the Americans to take that seriously when, first of
all, they don't have an actual government to deal with here,
whether it's Houthi or other government, including the
Houthi. And I think they want to see that before they move
forward.
Outstanding. That's a great report.
So the screwball situation developing and they say, go
ahead, you can drone these al Qaeda guys, that saves us money.
And they're just anti al Qaeda and of course, Shiite, so
they're not. And they caught al Qaeda guys are Sunnis. And so
that fits into the scheme of things. And I'm sure that
they're probably Nativists they really are Yemenis. And they
don't want Iran to be coming out there and mucking things up. No,
they just want to it's almost like a little slightly
anarchistic operation and it sounds like a winner to me. But
you know, we're going to be dicks as usual.
There's a line in the Book of Mormon where Jesus comes down
and says to one of the
Hey, you're this is a spoiler it is he says,
You're a dick. Now it's kind of good. I had to you had to be
there. Alright, let's move on to the big Democracy Now. Amy
Goodman.
Yeah, this is the same report but this is done without any
without the New York Times guy that just this is the more
typical report. We this is what people
will see on their on their show called trusted media.
The State Department has closed the US embassy in Yemen and
evacuated its staff including the ambassador amidst a
political and security crisis and the capital of Yemen has
been in limbo since Houthi rebels forced the resignation of
the Yemeni cabinet than seize power last week. In Washington
State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki declined to share
details of the embassy closure with reporters. The safety and
security of US personnel in Yemen is our top priority and we
are always evaluating the security situation on the ground
and taking steps to mitigate risks. We have been reducing
staff in Yemen over the past few weeks, as all of you know, given
the volatile political and security situation. We have
nothing further to announce over and above what we have
previously announced. The Houthis have Yemeni parliament
and named Muhammad Ali Al Houthi as the new president in place of
the ousted Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, the Houthis move Commons
as they take part in a new round of UN brokered talks.
I love how those guys always adjust their name. So he's now
who could who did it? Who did the Houthis He's the new
president. Yeah, yeah, that's pretty good.
That's a different naming convention than we're used to is
hard to pronounce using
Okay, so that is now the reason why Yemen is important to us.
This
Well, I will try to hangs out there and we have the Bama.
Well, I think it's a good Gulf of Aden. Yeah, there's like a
shipping area. Yeah,
it was right across the puddle there from from Saudi Arabia. Is
it not?
No, no, it's at the tip of Saudi Arabia. Yeah, that's look at the
maps. Yes,
this is a good thing to do Yemen map. Let me see. Yeah, so it's a
Gulf of Aden where the where the Stargate is but okay. So of
course, Djibouti is where we have our drone base that's why
it's why it's in Djibouti is to go drone the the al Qaeda in
Yemen or the Arabian peninsula right. However, I think
that that choke point there at the Gulf of Aden in the Red Sea
Yeah, this is that's the problem we have to you know that
somebody's giving control of that and we're everyone's
screwed because we had Yeah, that's the that's the main
shipping pass through.
Yeah, and so we oh, we have Djibouti did we desert we were
good. good shape there.
I tap the booty Yeah.
yourself, you
know, and they must have pipelines going through this
place to I'm sure. I don't know why doesn't Yemen have any
resources? Not that I
know that you used to be traditionally the poorest
country in the entire Middle East
they have the cuts of course they have the cut the drug they
got the GED don't they caught ya
que HT que je t so I'm
saying we have we do have the Yemen natural gas LNG company
but that's way to hell over that's nowhere near I don't
think it's anything but that but the access to the to that that
just
yet to the streets that's the most straight as I call The
Straits have something
right so Yemen I have no Straits of Gibraltar know what it's
called? Let's find out by enlarging the map. Anyway. So
then Yemen is traditionally the poorest country and I love to
visit there by the way they're supposed to have some great
picturesque villages and old abandoned cities. And then at
one point before the recently before a show and sometime
before that there was actually two Yemen's which combined to
make one big Yemen. But the fun yes, South Yemen, which is dead.
The southern part down over by the by the water in the corner
was considered the poorest country in the entire world.
Wow.
Conveniently located to places like Ethiopia, if they could
just swap out poor people, you're
hungry,
swim. If you're hungry, Ethiopia is not the way to go.
Interesting. Yeah. I
don't see anything. We
we've been just killing people left and right with the drone.
And by the way, I
think the reason we do that it gets speciality because I think
al Qaeda wants to take over the that area and then then pull
some stunt at the bottleneck.
Well, okay. So this does fold into, I believe, a larger
picture, which includes, and I think, and I've been trying to
watch as much news coverage as I can, although people are
extrapolating from it. I don't think anyone has actually read
any of the the language of this joint resolution, which the
President Obama wants the wants Congress to ratify, I guess,
joined.
There's enough people reading it to say and I haven't read it,
not because I know you'd read it. Yes. Is that it's too
general, it doesn't really focus on anything. And you can take
over you can run run troops into ice land if you want to. Yep.
Because it's only two and a half pages. I think we can just
highlight a few things and let the producers listeners
producers of the show actually listen to what is being proposed
and make their own decision. It's not read. Yeah, well, of
course, we have a marked up in the show notes. And it's a joint
resolution, which is interesting. It's not like a law
or anything, but it's a joint resolution to issue.
authorization of use of military force. Do you mind if I just
read some of the highlights here? Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, so
as with every joint resolution, we see this a lot or any title?
Yeah, there. Yes. Okay. That's a good one. No, yes. Better than
Yeah, no. As with every resolution, we see this a lot in
the European Union and United Nations, they start off with a
lot of whereas until this all the facts that they're placing
down. So whereas the terrorist organization has referred itself
to Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and various other names,
and please pay attention in parentheses, it says, In this
resolution referred to as i s i L. So there can be no
discrepancy. News people, if the joint resolution specifically
speaks of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, referred to
in this resolution as ISIL, ISIS, Islamic State of Iraq and
Syria, Islamic State are not valid. And I think that's just
as egregious as Brian Williams lying is when the document says
this and people use a different word. Why do I use that?
But we've been trying to figure that out for a while on the
show,
other than they don't want to be complicit in the this huge scam
that's being pulled off.
Well, that could be But what difference does it make whether
they call it isas or ISIL, if it involves the scam and scam scam,
I'm just saying it is in the is specifically mentioned in this
resolution referral code poses a grave a grave threat to the
people and territorial integrity of Iraq, Syria, regional
stability and the national security interests of the United
States and its allies and partners. What is the difference
between an ally and a partner?
An ally, I think is formalised one way. And a partner's
formulized Another Oh, I think I also think allies refers to war
status. So I think you'd have a trade partner. Okay, that's
somebody that's gonna go to war. And you know, that, you know, I
think, I think Russia is a partner, for example, but, and
this is an ally, I don't know, whereas it's bullcrap.
Yes. Whereas ISIL holds significant territory in Iraq
and Syria and has stated its intention to seize more
territory and demonstrated the capability to do so. Whereas
ISIL leaders have stated they intend to conduct terrorist
attacks internationally, including against the United
States, its citizens and its interests. But I think that's
pretty bold. Yeah, where are we now? In that order, whereas ISIL
has committed despicable acts of violence and mass executions
against Muslims, regardless of sect who do not subscribe to
ISIS depraved violent and oppressive ideology, boy, some
conjecture there. That's that's poetic license people, whereas
ISIL has threatened genocide and committed various acts of
violence against religious and ethnic minority groups including
Iraqi, Christian, Yazidi and Turkmen populations. Whereas
ISIL has targeted innocent women and girls with horrific acts of
violence, including abduction, enslavement, torture, rape and
forced marriage. Well, how about Pakistan? How about India for
forced marriage? I know that was a big deal all of a sudden,
whereas ISIL is responsible for the deaths of innocent United
States citizens this I found to be interesting. For the mention
of the innocent United States citizens in this resolution are
only those citizens who have been killed without actual video
evidence of their killing. Because it includes James Foley
James Foley, who we did not see his head actually cut off Steven
assault off we did not actually see a beheading Abdul Rahman
Peter Kassig. Weed no Dawson did not see an actual beheading. And
Kayla Mueller, we have no evidence other than hearsay,
that she is dead. None of no one else no other beheading no other
immolation. No, uh, no, nothing, no, and nothing at all is, of
course, that would be the Jordan Jordanian guy. But there's no
other mention of any other Americans, only the ones that
had bullcrap produce videos. Then we skip a couple of things
here, whereas the United States has taken military action
against ISIL in accordance with its inherent right of individual
and collective self defense. I love this line, and I'm not
quite sure where that we're, where's that inherent rights
documented? Is that just a known inherent? And does that mean?
What does that How do I interpret that? Does every
country have the inherent right of individual and collective
self defense?
I would have to say yes to that. Okay. If one country does all
countries should, countries should have and
that's, that's inherent, which means well,
it means like your heritage, right to breathe? Yes. Okay. I
do. I think as well, weasel word, they put it down, move
along.
Now we get to the actual resolution. Here we go. Section
one short title, the joint resolution may be cited as the
Authorization for Use of Military Force Against the
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. So news media, this is
the title.
Your opinion in the wind about this
authorization, the President is authorized, subject to the
limitations and sub section C, to use the Armed Forces of the
United States as the President determines. I'm sorry, what is
this has to be necessary and appropriate against ISO or here
comes associated persons or forces as defined in Section
Five. So let us skip skip ahead here and go to the limitation.
First of all, this is what was referenced as Section C, the
authority granted subsection A which, consistent with the War
Powers resolution, it has certain requirements, but you
can pretty much do anything you want with the War Powers
resolution. However, the limitation will be that it does
not authorize the use of the United States Armed Forces in
enduring offensive ground combat operations. definition of the
word enduring, John, these enduring
is not I've thought you were gonna read something that was
the definition of the word enduring this in the document.
Well, I was going to do that. I wondered if you had Oh, no,
there's no there's no definition in the document? No. It's in the
definition. Is it just a vague warranty? Newing? Or long
lasting?
Yeah. What does that mean? That needs to be defined to me.
That's one of the things people want to find out about the doc
exactly
not to find. The authorization for the use of military force
shall terminate three years after the date of the enactment
of this joint resolution unless reauthorized. We know that
everything gets reauthorized. The President shall report to
Congress at least every six months on specific actions taken
pursuant to this authorization. This, I think is where I have
grievances over this. If we give you if you give the President
not Congress with the President, the right to use military force,
I think it should be every six days. As you're checking in with
me. Here's what I did. kill these guys who put these words
shared log? Yeah.
Where's your logbook? Log.
You do if you work for the government, you always have to
maintain a log
log of stuff. And then the section Five associated persons
or forces defined. So this is the only definition I wish they
had defined. Enduring. Because remember, was it what was it was
done we have Operation Enduring Freedom. How long was that war?
10 years? Wasn't there an enduring freedom thing?
Something I don't know, maybe but enduring it needs to be
defined enduring. Let me see if we go back into Yes, yes. Yeah,
here it is. 100 years or a war was, you know, an enduring
Operation Enduring Freedom, the current official name. There's a
reason this word is in here, the current official name for the US
government for the war in Afghanistan. So that was only 13
years. 1310 or 1212 13. So it could be 13 years or something
of that. Okay. So
enduring could mean 13 years. Yes. If it's operation as though
the word is dropped in there, because they've already got
there to use that. There's a bunch of lawyers. So everything
is done on precedent, right? Yes. We've already done this in
during 13 years. What do you bitch about? We've only been
there 10.
The operation was originally called Operation infinite
justice. But remember that that was no good. That was that was
that was like a religious thing that people got all bent out of
shape. Yeah. But I think Enduring Freedom is good if the
war on terror in Afghanistan was in Operation Enduring Freedom,
enduring about 13 years. So this is let's just say 13 years, as
that's how long the boots could be on the ground. Right? Well,
they
say there's gonna be no boots
on the ground. No, that's not true. It says, Well, that's what
we were led to understand. No, that's not true. It's true.
We're led to withstand that is, well, you were led to understand
understand that, then it has to be true. It's not the other part
is true. The part isn't that that's not true, is that's not
what's in the document, the authorization for the use of
military here it does, does not authorize or authorize the use
of United States Armed Forces in enduring offensive ground ground
combat combat operations, ie boots on the ground says
again, another thing people have been complaining about, they
say, Well, that means we're gonna send troops in but it's
only going to be for a month, no, it's
13 years, we
just determined that I know, that's what we've just
determined is 13. That's why
people listen to the show, I hope, associated personal value
to know that if you're gonna send troops and they gotta leave
them there, they're 30 years and maintain the definition of
enduring Yes.
Then we have section five associated persons or forces
defined, they did take the time to define who the president can
kill. In this joint resolution, the term associated persons or
forces means individuals and organizations fighting for on
behalf of alongside ISIL, or any closely related successor entity
in hostilities against the United States, or its coalition
partners, which means we could be actually droning people in
America. Because it can be anybody, there's no limitation
on where the only limitation is on. Someone saying that you're
closely related your successor entity, you support them, you're
doing it on behalf of so you could not even just you could
just be saying I'm doing this on behalf of somebody. And
by the way, that's been slipped into the into the news as a meme
on behalf of ISIL recruiting on behalf on behalf of ISIL right
and all this sort of thing. So now what they've done with this
document, it sounds like they've created a legal framework. That
favorite legal framework. Yes. Legal Framework. Okay, so
they're already testing this out. And and so without doubt
this is this should be a no no, no. Any any person any
representative who votes yes for this should really be thrown in
the stockade, that this is wholly inappropriate. I don't
know if they if they're going to change this resolution. I'm not
quite sure if you put amendments or how that works exactly. With
this type of document. Oh, they'll
ask a few amendments and boom, unanimous, except for maybe
three people
because it's not really a bill. It's just they'd have just as a
resolution resolution. So already, we are now preparing
the public and this is where it all comes together these videos
the highly produced videos, I spoke to a couple people on the
production team here who i i had consulted earlier about the
Jordanian the Burning Man video. I said no Holy crap. This is you
know, tell me what this the now I'd sent this. They don't yeah,
they're from Europe, so they don't really all pay attention,
but they thought that the Burning Man video was a
reenactment done by Hollywood to show what had happened with the
Jordanian pilot I said no, you don't understand. This is what
the President of the United States says is proof that they
burned this Jordanian pilot because that was him that like
Are you fucking kidding me? I said no, really this is and
everyone falls for that in America as well apparently. So
do you stupid Holland and then I got a an email about an actual
about some of the processes which then light start to go on.
This is from one of our Nathan who has a he's a professional
visual Video Effects he says, Adam and John, what is this talk
of high end Max and fire? Please consult a real visual effects
artists instead of these jibber Ionis, who are just pasting
Google links at you. Let me explain. You could take pre shot
elements and digitally composite them in the shot. The CG fire
takes very experienced artists and high end boxes to run it on.
And he has done an analysis he said check out the slo mo. You
can actually see vector stretching which is done by a
program called Twix door that draws frames in between frames.
And if you look at the the slo mo you see weird and wavy when
it's too heavy, the computer couldn't really estimate what's
going on between the frames and stretching it out. He says dead
giveaway. This has been this has been created digitally. But it
is based on this bullcrap that we now have Jordan attacking
Syria, that we are building a true kind of a new coalition we
are speaking of having it all be Americans, it'd be because we'll
have we'll have for some time in during time we'll have some
combat boots and advisors and consultants. But we are just
going to go and create this entire wag the dog you mentioned
that last show very important people watch this movie again in
order to sell to the world that it's okay what we're about to
do, which is annihilate Syria it really kill Assad, who's now
desperately trying to do interviews with the BBC. Yeah, I
noticed in a shitty suit to do you see his suit has gotten
crap. And his shoes are not shined. And it was very
peculiar.
If I was him, I would get the fuck out. i Well, he has been
invited. I mean, it's a known invite a permanent invite to
move to Russia with his pretty wife well, he Yeah, I don't know
why he hasn't done it by now that that really he hasn't solid
dating his bank you
imagine if Assad went to Russia that would be perfect.
Every verb for us perfect for us. Oh, oh, let's
bomb Moscow are proof. Alright, here's Kirby Rear Admiral Kirby.
And apparently they killed some guy who was former Gitmo
detainee. But they killed him in Afghanistan, because he was up
to no good. And I think this is a precursor to helping us
understand why we need this authorization of use of military
force for ISIS so we can just go kill anybody wherever we need to
whenever we feel the urge, the way I
would describe ISIL and Afghanistan is nations at best
nations nations
nations in a sense is the best way to pronounce and a
C i e. N ANC something that means very little, almost not
their nascent think it
means developing. Let's look it up. Yes. That's the great thing
about our show. We can actually look deeper with the definition.
Yeah. And a se t define this adjective Yes. Just beginning,
budding, developing and growing.
Infant newborn rash the
way I would describe ISIL and Afghanistan is nascent at best
fresh, I would say more aspirational than anything else
at this point.
I always in
ASC and T ly. Interesting. So aspirational at best just now.
So this is a guy who aspires to be L ISIL. In Afghanistan. Guess
what? You got killed.
This guy Kadeem, we assess
this guy Kadeem, Kirby's
dead guy. This guy is such a dick mobsters is
this is the the no schweigen guy whatever was the schweigen Oh,
yeah, sure.
swear allegiance to ISIL probably no more than a couple
of weeks ago.
Oh, I love this.
Go. They have weeks later. Dad do they have to take your kids
take his message home?
Is this ever swearing in ceremony like a blood handshake
or something we pledge allegiance.
Carbon x in your Paul?
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of ISIL. I
mean, what is this
house at this point? This guy Kadeem, we assess that he
decided to swear allegiance to ISIL, probably no more than a
couple of weeks ago. We didn't have a whole lot of depth to any
network resources or manpower. Well, when he did it, I'm not
diminishing or trying to dismiss at all. The threat that ISIL
poses and wants to pose, but I'm telling you is here in this
case, it's it's nation aspiration, I'm telling you, and
that would be an aggressive
use, because it reminds me, what you brought, which just comes to
mind is the these these movies or these videos that these guys
are that I don't know who's producing it could be us. And
it's always the same. There's a big room filled with guys
wearing all kinds of kind of ragtag outfits and they're
hanging out over their face and then they all raise the gun.
Yeah. Oh, it's ruined. This is like the recruiting room or
something. And then they have these never ending. Oh, there's
so many foreigners coming over to join. Oh, oh, wait. 30,000
foreign fighters, and they
all use the only ever see the room? Yeah, the room, the room
and a couple of Toyotas. He and
his associates were targeted because we had information that
they were planning operations against. US and Afghan
person when when I'm killed John, please make it not
acceptable for the reason to be. Yeah. That he was planning. This
is so disgraceful. We killed human beings. Yes. Killed them.
And the guy who has to explain why is can't really remember.
Remember,
play this short clip ISIS and the foreign fighters meme.
Okay.
The bombing campaign in Syria and Iraq has done little to stop
foreign fighters from joining the Islamic State. US
intelligence leaders told a House hearing today that some
20,000 foreign fighters from 90 countries have joined the
militants. That includes up to 150 Americans who have tried to
reach the war zone inside Syria. Right. How do
we know this?
We counted them? How do we know there's 150
Americans trying to reach the war zone? Why would you still
track them down and arrest them? How do we know what the we got
the end at Danna says listening in on every conversation that
anyone's having about their their love affairs. And
meanwhile, we can't find these 150 guys who just throw them in
the slammer, you know how we know this
common core math, my friend.
operations against US and Afghan personnel there. Yeah, Afghans.
They were planning something against a person in his
associates were targeted because we knew they were planning
attacks. And as I've said before, we got into this whole
rhetorical debate about the Taliban and Taliban, whether or
not what the Taliban would continue to get about it,
Taliban after him. Given that we're in a new mission, and I
told you then, and this is proof of it today.
Wow. Hold on, he told us and then it happened. Oh, my God,
it's amazing how that works.
We're gonna continue to go after him. Given that we're in a new
mission, and I told you then, and this is proof of it today.
They're gonna threaten our interests, our allies, our
partners in Afghanistan, their fair game and their fair.
Bullshit.
Mark the time because you'd made a sound that I've never you've
done this a couple of times. Okay. You made some court sort
of a weird sound. That is perfect beginning of the show
clip.
Okay. All right. 103 Yeah, but it's before obviously, before it
was like, Tourette's thing.
No, it was this crowd was crazy. Oh, yeah.
You just want me to be the opening for the show. Okay, I
get it. Well,
that one I just did as possible to the now we've got this funny
believe me.
So let's go to this fits in with your clip. But we just heard
about about all these foreign fighters. And this is
despite by the way, despite the bombings and the death, and all
the rest are still joining like crazy. There's a meme that says
a meme that is being presented for a reason. Yeah,
the so that we can Yes, of course. It's the same as the
videos the whole it's all about. Just make sure John, we already
have the banking dominance in the world now that we have that
we know from our Wall Street to former banker. So we have the
that's all set. We have all the trillions of derivatives
whatever we rule the banking world. We're screwing Russia,
we're screwing the euro. Everything is going swimmingly.
Well, all we need now is just to set it up so that we can kill
anybody, anywhere in the world for whatever reason by drone or
any other way we want with boots on the ground for 13 years, by
authority of the president only which will carry over into one
year of the next presidents dominance rule. And the end if
the American public wants to their representatives to approve
this will you get the government you deserve? And I hope they
drone you. It's disgusting, disgusting. The here is how
Steinbach who is counter terrorism, counterterrorism
assistant director addresses the issue of not being and this was
in a congressional hearings, not being able to yet and listen to
the arrogance of this fuck, sorry, not yet tracking people
who are flying out of the country who then are going to
join the fight in Syria because of the broken travel, which
means you fly to Amsterdam. And then you can drive, you can
drive to Turkey, if you want to do many different ways to get
there. But listen to the arrogance of this guy, about
Americans traveling abroad, foreign
fighter travel, traveled to a conflict zone in support of a
foreign terrorist organization is against the law. So the FBI
has lead on that.
So if is traveling to a foreign conflict zone is against the
law.
I guess it is he said if you just listen again, try a lot of
stuff that's against the law.
I'd like to know where this law foreign fighter travel, foreign
fighter travel, which is a cruise line, traveled to
a conflict zone in support of a foreign terrorist organization
is against the law
in support of a terrorist organized well, yeah. But if so,
I would say that the travel is not against the law. I don't
think that's against I don't think it's against the law. The
supporting a terrorist organization, as we know is
going to be punishable by death by drone. I don't think it's
against the law to travel. However,
this guy so the FBI has lead on that we got the lead, which is
the question is when you look at the broken travel as Mr. Hurd
brought up earlier, when you look at the ways to legitimate
citizens traveling abroad is not something that we we choose to
curtail. Okay. Oh, thank you very
much,
Dick. What a dick.
Oh, they're not going to curtail our travel. That's Oh, no, no,
no,
he chooses not to curtail because we could choose to
curtail whenever we want. That arrogance is that listen to the
rest of this episode.
If you take travel to destinations like Europe, where
you can then take these away with the sanctioning and
prosecute
here, the Schengen we've been talking about the Schengen
Agreement, this is going to be reversed. This is about the open
borders of Europe. So he's mentioning this but he swallows
it moves on down to
Turkey. So it's more about identifying the multitude of
ways that these individuals in the US are committed to travel
using good investigative processes. Are they going up to
Canada? They're going down to Mexico? How are they getting to
how are they using lawful process lawful ways to get to me
like
inherent rights of a citizen to travel which he calls lawful
lawful process? This is if it weren't so horrible.
Now, the funny thing of course, we have to realize is this is a
worst case. This is a classic government screwing with the
numbers if there's only 150 Americans who have not met most
have apparently not even made it there but have been attempted to
supposedly out of the the hundreds of 1000s of travelers
that the United States has on a on a monthly basis. And we get
we're dealing with 150 and they're talking like this this
is sick
Yes, sir. These locations
so it's, it's, it's not a function of not having the tools
it's, it's, you know,
we have we have the tools we could do whatever we want with
citizens
just as much creativity as we do. And they've got a lot of
support. So they reach out on social media on platforms, talk
to people who've done it and made it and then follow the
travel route. So we've got to stay on
let me ask Can you read tweets, Mr. FBI man? If the if this were
the tweeting on social media,
the people who did it and then they follow their route Yeah,
can't you just it's so hard to crack I don't know what we're
gonna do.
Maybe the maybe ISIL blocked the FBI on Twitter and oh, crap. No,
we can't read what they're saying top
of that and use trip wires, the intelligence community trip
wires, the 17,000. state, local and tribal law enforcement
agencies to develop a an understanding of what the
landscape is
now, just a wait a minute. There's 17,000 people trying to
develop what the landscape is, and for tripwire and read tweets
and they're trying to catch 150 people, it's 17,000. Why would
you Just find these 150 people and give them 10 grand to each
and tell them to stay home. It was save so much money. So the
message I'm getting thinking of becoming a terrorist come on in
for your check.
From you here today is did you feel like we've got that under
control?
This is a grip. This is a wrap up. This is I forget which
Senator this is, but it was cut yet. Do you think we had it
under control?
The message I'm getting from you here today is did you feel like
we've got that under control? Hold
on a second, the message this guy's getting as US
Representative a senator, the message he got from that Spiel
is you have this under control. Really, Mr. Senator?
So the message I'm getting from you here today is did you feel
like we've got that under control are doing the best we
can.
We don't have it under control? Absolutely, we're doing the best
we can. If I if I if I were to say that we had it under control
that I would say I knew of every single individual traveling I
don't and I don't know every person there and I don't know
everyone coming back. So it's not even close to being under
control.
But their goal is to have it all under control. Or under control
means they know everything. Yep. Gold person coming in and out of
the country and what they're up to. And that's why we need the
NSA in the surveillance state because the definition of under
control doesn't mean that they stopped anything. No, it just
means they know what they're up to. Meanwhile, so meanwhile, put
chips on everybody and get it over with So meanwhile
something very curious has happened. Where what the FBI and
the NSA and what they and everybody can't do we now have
the group known as Anonymous and they are claiming they are
taking down all of them they are taking down all social media
accounts of terrorist organizations such as ISIL and
so they you know, it typical anonymous fashion and who knows
who this is, although they did
anonymous guy, it was pretty much shut down. In this video.
They say, you know, we're Christians, Jews, Muslims, we're
rich, we're poor. We're blue collar where there were
everybody except the terrorists. And by the way, I'm a little
tired anonymous of your big bombastic pom pom pom pom, this
is V I've got the MAS Bum Bum Bum Bum, bum bum bum ba I don't
we are non American.
I think this is just the government.
Like it's never been that united as one divided by zero, not
united as one divided by zero Common Core math.
We are Anonymous. Remember the terrorists that are calling
themselves Islamic State. ISIS are not Muslims. ISIS, we will
help you take down your sites, accounts, emails, and expose you
from now on no safe place for you online. You will be treated
like a virus and we are the cure. We own the internet now.
Some of ISIS Twitter accounts that were taken offline by
anonymous red cold team. You will find a link in the video
description. Also, you will find some Facebook accounts suspected
to have been keeping contact with terrorists. ISIS in Syria
and Iraq won't hurt to keep an eye on them. ISIS We are
Anonymous. We are Legion We Do Not Forgive We Do Not Forget
expect us
here's some free advice free advice anonymous pick one slogan
pick one you know united by all divided by zero We are legion we
never forget we please just pick one slogan and use it and stop
with all the choreography and then you know you if this is
like the verge they publish this crap in the comments. Yeah, this
is so awesome. This is epic. Yes, Anonymous is gonna save us
was the same people who are crying the Jon Stewart resigned.
Haha. That was everybody. Yeah.
Wow. That so that that was it, huh. You know, see what happened
and had to take him out. But he was he was making too much
sense. To just do it didn't quit for his health, but actually did
for quit for his health. Yes. I'm so sad who's gonna take over
no one can take over that show. It was Jon Stewart.
I think he really I've said this before. I think he's ruined the
show. Yeah, not that it's a bad show. But he made it his shows
Don Stewart
show which is how it started. It was originally the Jon Stewart
show on empty. Yes, it was on empty. Oh,
no, no, no, there was a show that that Greg Kilbourne ran
against the daily show that Stewart took over. I know there
was a Jon Stewart show because I used to watch it. But he quit
that show to become the head of The Daily Show. It was that his
show morphed into
I'm sorry. Comedy Central is owned by Viacom, MTV Networks is
to be specific, same company, and I was there I was there when
this happened. This is just MTV. No I was there when It's the
same people. I was there when this happened so I can speak
with some authority. The Jon Stewart show of the Kilbourne
was doing the daily show, but then they ended the state. They
moved the people over from the Jon Stewart show, okay. So it
always was the Jon Stewart show, but it just,
it didn't happen. But what happened to Kilbourne show the
daily show it
they took the name, but it became Stewart Stewart is the
guy. He's the guy. Yeah, It's
The Jon Stewart show. Yes, I agree with that. Yeah. But they
plugged it into the other show. And so he ruined the Daily Show,
because because you can't put anybody else in that spot. And
it would be crap. It's gonna be crummy. And I'd
say at a certain point with with cable, you can only make so much
money. There's only so much you have so many viewers you can
draw to a cable channel. And Stuart, I'm sure that you just
wants to he wants to do more. But I also think there's an
element has to do movies.
He directed a film this year. And he liked it enjoyed it, he
gets a deal with starlets. And he can be as normal horndogs
self. And he can go become a movie director and he'd be fine
with that. And this thing was a dead end. And meanwhile,
everybody around him, Steve Carell, and everybody else. They
all got out of it. And they're doing better things. And he's
not he's the schmuck,
I'm sorry, I got off on a tangent cuz I just want to
finish up. And I said, I'm sorry. I just want to finish
this up Rand Paul interviewed about the because now we have to
look at who's going to authorize this. Rand Paul, not entirely on
board yet with the authorization for the use of military force,
not for the reasons we mentioned, which are quite
obvious, I think, what we
need to do and what we really could use as a precedent like
the first George Bush, who put together a coalition of dozens
of Arab countries, including Arab troops on the ground, I
think the only way this battle ultimately is one is with troops
on the ground, but they need to be Arab troops. And how
come these guys are all such experts. Now, military warfare,
why do you need troops on the ground to go kill Assad?
I don't know why he just bomb his palace. Can I point
something out? This guy's accent gets on my nerves. Because
Where's it from? And I will say he sounds a lot like Glenn
Greenwald in the way he has these Gregory mentioned lozells.
Say the pacing and the cadence is Texas. I mean, he's from
Texas. That's not a Texas accent.
That's he was born in Texas. He's Yeah,
you should be done should resign like this. Maybe. Like I said, I
need
to be Iraqis need to be Kurds. One of the things we could do is
directly arm the Kurds. And I'm in favor of this. Right now.
We're making the arms go through the Shiite government in
Baghdad, and pay attention to this. This is very interesting.
And I'm concerned that adequate arms aren't getting to the
Kurds. Right now we're destroying our own weapons in
Afghanistan. Maybe we ought to think about taking some of the
weapons if we're no longer using them in Afghanistan, and
transferring them to the Kurds. We prevented the Germans from
arming the Kurds directly. We tell the Germans that the
weapons have to go through Baghdad, the Kurds are the best
fighters over there. I think we really need to incorporate them
and give them the goal of a homeland. And I think there'll
be even more fierce fighters. Turkey's a NATO ally, we need to
incorporate Turkey and Turkey needs to have troops on the
ground. The Jordanians are fired up and higher. Now he's so
he's using Obama talk now that they're fired up over this
right. You know, he's
running for president. Ah, yes.
Yes. Wait, no. Yes. He is Rosie running for president. Part two
of this.
They have been pushed back. I don't think they're gaining
ground. I think it's worrisome the fighters coming in. And one
of the people I blame for a lot of this, frankly, is Hillary
Clinton. The disaster that is
Dick. He isn't you're now you're a dick. Mr. Kentucky. You take
this to move it towards real political smash against Hillary.
Oh, man.
Yeah, just dickish because now he I mean, the reason we don't
arm the Kurds directly with a bunch of stuff is because the
Turks would not put up No, of course not the Turks hate the
Kurds. The first thing that will happen is the Kurds will turn on
the Turks and take over that part of the country that they
think they own. It's a real disaster. Well, he'd get messed
up with this Middle East. So he's
he's really propagating the original plan since since the
original Desert
Storm. He he thinks he can get the neocon money. Yeah.
And that's the breakup Iraq into three pieces. And then the third
piece is Iraq and Syria, which is requires us cock blocking
Putin while we take out Assad and take over the joint with or
the Jordanians? Whoever else is going to do it for us. It's so
obvious. Which is also as a caking. Forever. It's also Yeah,
well,
this is a problem and something go as planned. Yeah. I made you
listen to the Dave Clark seven. You end up with this. Yeah,
let's listen to the west clock. I like the Dave Clark, seven
better.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time we
were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to war
with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said, He
reached over on his desk, he picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just, he said, I just got this down from upstairs
mean, Secretary Defense Office today. And he said, this a memo
that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in
five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
You know, what's crazy, is that even when these guys have the
largest weapons manufacturing in the in the universe, and when I
say these guys, obviously go back to, you know, to the
bushes, and the claims everybody, really, and they set
a plan, they got goals, you know, let's take out to seven of
these countries in five years. And now it's 15 years later,
they can't even do that. Right. No, no, no. Anyway, this true
analysis. And I think we've we've done a pretty good job,
but Well, gee, you know, we actually read the document that
everyone's talking about, we've now deconstructed what the word
enduring means. This is not something you're going to get
pretty much anywhere else as far as I'm concerned. So I'm not
gonna get any of it. I don't even possibly know no one could
even do a couple of things we said in this in this discussion,
and could not be even said on any other media outlet. No,
certainly not on the advertisers. Yes. And everyone
should be really, you know, we were we stopped talking about
the daily show in the chat room kept going for 10 minutes.
I know. It says this The celebrity culture of the United
States. It's disturbing. There's nothing we can do about it. No,
and it's just the way it is. And Jon Stewart's more of a
celebrity than he is anything else. And you have to remember
he's got like 12 writers who list John, he's got like eight
to 12 writers on his one half hour, once a week show on
Showtime. And no, this is an A to create, you know, this
celebrity of John Oliver. I'm sure he's here. He's the editor
in chief of the editors of what's funny and what's not. But
we don't do that we do all the work ourselves. Because you
can't hire people to do this. Because nobody, you know,
they're all they figured that out. Never get a job again. I
may I was like to time I told that that cute little
correspondent that works at EA networks. When I was Los
Angeles, I was met up with some friends and she was there and we
chatted I talked her into watching the show
when she watched the shows and listening to our show listening
live right listening was
always kind of so visual the way we do it. But yeah, it's
listening. I told her listen, she listened to the show and
couldn't even get through one episode I get feed my feedback
from was she was afraid if she listened to the show she'd be
arrested like why she couldn't listen to the show because she
was fearful that someone was trying our CD
listening, which she couldn't even be tracked it was a CD.
And she would be arrested. Because we're some so severe
that apparently the show in her mind. She's British cockney, the
show is so severe Versiv when it's not really I mean, it's
aversive to the mainstream media, but it's not subversive
to reality or the truth is so subversive, that she wouldn't be
figured she'd be deported. Well, anyway, that's the but again,
you know, that's what you work for IE. Let's thank a few
people. Well, as
I was going to thank you first for your courage and I was going
to say in the morning to you, John C where the C stands for
celebrity divorce,
say in the morning well, I want to say in the morning do Adam
curry also in the morning all ships at sea boots on the
ground, feet in the air, the subs in the water and all the
days and nights out and in
the morning to almost everybody in the chat room. No agenda,
stream God calm. Except for that one, Dick. There's always one
guy. He's like, Oh, it's a thank you segment time for Scholler
touch. Yeah, he's gonna take your shower. I also want to
thank our artists Martin, JJ had our artwork for Episode Six,
nine or four. And I think we again, we went through a couple
of those. It's hard, you know, when you have a title, we try to
make the title separate from the art or the opening clip. And so
Martin JJ was definitely the best choice no agenda art
generator.com is where you can find all of the artworks a lot
of it also winds up in the newsletter and you can you can
see it all at the generator and it's good stuff. And without
that it would our show would certainly not be as successful
proof we have
I agree that nothing like some art to spice things up is
important. People should remember that. I mean, you look
at so I'm doing a call out any podcasting operation because you
condemned me when I tried to play clips, but there's a number
of them and they have their art is just the same stagnant thing
forever.
Yeah, it's over and over and over. I always test when when
I've published a show I take my be there my iPod Touch or my
iPhone, I look at the podcast app. And then I can see the art
changing and I was looking at all the other things like that
Dvorak Horowitz unplugged same static art over and over again.
I have no idea. Did you do that show anymore
there you have it. I set myself yeah, you did that that was
worried about as I was saying, and I said, you know, this
asshole are gonna call me out for that. All right, we want to
thank a few people who profusely helped us Ryan Merritt. For
starters, there's a night now. He's actually been a night for a
while. I believe I always call him so I think I've been calling
him sir Ryan, Hoboken, New Jersey finally he said he's
going to give us $700 I said in the morning boys I'm a longtime
listener longtime donate Tor I've been donate touring for
roughly as long as I have been listening no D douching.
Necessary I fortunate unfortunate have also been a
deadbeat in both the writing to the show, along with my
knighthood accounting like a spoiled brat I've kept the value
for value exchange Curt and superficial I throw in my more
than fair share financially to keep the good stuff coming to
continue the brat metaphor my knighthood contribution amount
is way flush enough to cover my knighting but with the exact
amount unknown to me, is just the nature of relationship with
the show the time it goes on okay with contents to context
some depth let me say you to have the best delivery the best
delivery and the best info and any
stumbling over the words yeah as I'm thinking
yeah, that you have the best delivery and the best info of
any media outlet gonna say that again. I'm so sick of all the
super serious life or death all the media voices that result in
such a heavy hearted sky is falling broken record of news,
you to dissect the DIS info perfect. You both select and
discuss you both select and deconstruct the most significant
angles and events with striking relevancy. Your track record
that is being built as we speak will one day hurl paralyzing
fear into any and all politicians that receive your
focus most importantly deliver these truths with with with the
Moxie of a person who enjoys life every day and knows what it
what it is what it is and none of us make it out of this thing
alive. This is all one sends by the way. So we all might as well
chill the fuck out and take a take it like a boat hits so you
know what that is that Indian term. Nobody else hears even be
capable of thinking or attempting this. This is true.
Thank you for all your hard work Ryan Merritt. Please note me as
sir smoke a lot smokes a lot. And he added me to the meetup.
How will the meetup the weather messed up the meetup? Sorry,
I'll come back. I'll come back when it's a little warmer. I'll
come back as always
meetup issues I've always wanted to have a meet up at the train
museum. Roy Pierce in Fort Pierce Florida 334 And he says
actually mailed the check in no note he doesn't. speaks a lot.
I'm pretty sure it's sir Roy Pierce to Samir bati in Langley,
Berkshire, UK 333344 In the morning all you courageous
bastards out there this episode happens to fall on my birthday.
So what better way to celebrate and have you two schmucks and
the no agenda family and by making another donation with
more of that Langley money which brings me up to knighthood.
Langley Berkshire that is, this will do em on a nice lift list.
Yeah, I think it's yet let me check.
This will surely perk me up after having a look at myself in
the mirror this morning and asking myself Where does the
time go? sound board requests as a slave of Gitmo, East UK I'd
like Theresa Mays powers we need clip to remind me how lovely my
government can be follow up that with pigs in human clothing,
which is from the anime called Killa kill, which I wholly
recommend anyone who likes crazy action and plot finish it off
with two clips or your choice preferably something we don't
hear often enough general comment at all
hold on so I was looking for his if he's on the list, he is on
the list. What did he want? He wanted marching pigs but before
that, what do you want?
He need?
Theresa May? Yeah, okay.
And then a couple of huge you pick items and finish it off to
close your choice at gourmet mac and cheese. Finally like to be
known If you're paranoid of my Android, okay,
anything particularly want you like ISIS in America, which is
good and hotter I think we're going to be talking about that
more and more. So that'd be my pick. That would be your pick
and then
let's play to do one oh the new one okay.
A new one bomb and here
we go. This legislation is important, the substance is
right, the time is right. And the way in which it has been
developed is right is a properly considered thought through set
of proposals that will help to keep us safe at a time of very
significant danger it has been drawn up in close consultation
with the police and security services in an open and free
society like ours we can never entirely eliminate the threat
from terrorism but we must do everything possible consistent
with our values as a country to reduce the risk presented by our
enemies. It is a struggle that will go on for many years and
the threat we face right now is perhaps greater than it ever has
been. And we must have the powers we need powers means
powers means to defend ourselves
contradiction is those are the facts of this world. And you
will surrender to them ISIS we will follow them to the gate
ISIS
man bomb them hell we need to kill them, bomb them. bomb them.
We need to kill them. bomb them. bomb them. We need to bomb them.
We need to kill them and bomb them again.
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producers can help me out with the freedom controller. I'd like
to use this outstanding product to create content for my website
like Adam does for the show notes Keep up the good work
about
Philippines send me a note and I'll get you an account. So you
can do you can do us this
thing. Thank you, Roy. sticked in is it stick out? Stichting
Yes, stochastic then in Houston, Texas. 250. And note any notes
from his check? No, but I thought there was somebody left
a note.
I'll go What happened to your system?
Well, so there was only one note so that system doesn't apply.
Oh, and but I don't see any notes that says there was a note
and I put a note. So I don't see which one that is and it's it
was anonymous. As an anonymous donation, maybe it's down
further. Because we have a lot of things for Valentine's
things. Steve anyway, Steve Roy Sticht in Houston, Texas. 250
Dean Roker in East Grinstead, West Sussex to 1433, longtime
listener, regular $5 A month donor feel I could do more to
support the best podcasts in universe my wife and I are
expecting new human resource any day now. And also in the process
of trying to find a new house to raise our human resources in. We
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Simone and LG y and karma shot, please, I'm going to going up
upping my $5 donor to $33 a month. Thank
you very much, sir. That's one mother. I'd like to
have jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. That's her job. You've got
karma.
And now we have Dame ash.
Dame Astrid Klein and she did send a note and you have it vi
Countess of like Countess of Tokyo. I'm supposed to have
this. You don't have it? Well, I have an email somewhere. Yeah.
Oh, okay. Well, I can get it quick. I had my I had closed my
email but I can certainly find it for you. No, no,
no, no. Yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No, no, no, no, no, no.
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Here it is. John
cancer chick magnet and Adam see courier see chants for stands
for crystals.
I love you guys. And Jonathan says I love you guys is what she
says. I love
you guys and big giant type in Japan And Valentine's Day is not
reciprocal. I put this in the in the newsletter Yeah, and I will
read it anyway because it's supposed to be written in valid
in Japan Valentine's Day is not reciprocal only women express
their love and appreciation in the shape and chocolate towards
their men in their in their lives. This extends beyond the
romantic man to all male friends even the boss. So in two weeks
leading up to Valentine's Day department store food halls turn
into chocolate malls with hordes of frenzied women frantically
looking for just the right chocolates. Oh, sounds like a
winner right man in turn is supposed to show their
appreciation on March 14 A day called White Day when white
chocolates or other white items with white chocolates or other
white items of course by then it's mostly forgotten and we
women once again feel gypped
she writes gypped as J IP
it's a fight as you can it's actually illegal.
Oh, so that's much better than gypped JYP Yeah, but
if you look it up the definition of j IP PE D is the same. It's
an insult to the gypsies.
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Rossi. But with an R in front my wife Rossi thank you for being
with me for over 20 years and for the three no agenda nice
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and all of my grid stones colleagues that got laid off or
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anymore, is that the that's the note.
That's the end of jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for
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yeah, that's what I was doing, obviously.
The red corner, worrying the black folks the gold drill. We
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creators of the BP itu podcast in the universe just keep up the
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this karma as the divorce the douchebag karma.
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there's another note that was in the newsletter. Another thanks
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for voicing what I've been thinking all along.
Let's write down her name because one of us dies she might
be good replacement. Yeah,
this is my first dose she doesn't voice though she's just
thinks this is my first donation but following your value for
value model you owe me some more value. So make sure the show
stays at three hours. Thanks for all your time and thought okay
can already demanding Gerald which is fine. Gerald Howard in
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fiance Don DAW and my oldest, musically the coolest person I
know I love her to the moon and back. Please put her on the
birthday list as well Friday the 13th and give me give her some
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I'd heard that one a while like them.
Good night. Christopher Dexter in Richland, Washington 214
John, don't have a note. Chris, if you got something you can
always send us another email. If you sent one, John Porter and
Paisley. UK I didn't know there was a town called Paisley which
is interesting to me. To 14 My beautiful wife and Draya haven't
donated for a while so cleared out Pay Pal. Which by the way,
people should just do that. You guys deserve a thank you for
your courage. John Porter
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note, handwritten note which is going to be difficult and hard
to read. But he's a night out mentioned that he's really
paranoid. And I can see why by the way. I've been in the nature
of interviewing while holding a job I asked to be kept
anonymous. I started listening to the show about a year ago and
I've been hooked since if not for your analysis. I still be a
net neutrality zombie. Worried about the fast lanes or the snow
lanes,
I you know, someone sent me a link to the verge cat. I'm on a
tear about these guys because they're arrogant. Oh, yeah. The
Verge of Nilay Patel, and they do this podcast and they're very
funny and they all talk to each other. And they okay we have to
talk about the absolutes. And he talks about how crazy it is oh
about lawful devices connected That's old school bow is but
he's all for does fantastic. Great. They're gonna do this.
Finally we'll have net neutrality and he's a lawyer who
doesn't even pause to look at the wording of lawful content.
But then somewhere in like an adult listen this whole thing
Well, I know that I think maybe that was Leo was talking about
lawful cut but they will really do that. No, that just stop just
no porn. Yeah, okay, fine. It's just for porn porn. Yeah, it's
just for porn. Okay, good.
I'm making this 2014 $214 donation to display my love for
the woman I've been with for six years and counting on where to
go. She is my inner more Tata or something. I can't. I don't know
what that means. And I love her with all my heart and soul. She
doesn't listen to the show. But I hope suppression of my love
can be one more reason to get her to listen.
This was the whole point with these Valentine's Day donation I
love that we got from our vibe counters, we got some real love
from her. And this is love for his for his woman. spected a
little more of that.
I request that we're interview karma for myself and job karma
for those who need it. And thank you both for your
deconstructions and I wish you Happy Valentine's Day to you
both of you. Oh, thank you man. They come up with a combination
of funny jingles for Adam to play.
Now let's just play the karma and karma Do you want says
there's something we need?
I think we can do we were overdue for a mac and cheese
jingle Oh
yes. Okay mac and cheese. Always fun.
You slaves get used the Macintosh. Macintosh mac and
cheese macaroni and cheese shatter melts together mac and
cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese. Karma you know a jingle
we haven't played for a while. And I don't think you can even
find it. It's the Manam and na song.
Oh Daddy put together. Yeah, but that had a different name.
I don't know what the name of the song is.
Nominate. Well, yeah, it's a good one. I don't know the
challenge.
We haven't played that forever. And finally, finally, Claudia
Gerber, who I don't think I haven't know from let me look
and she's in Lisbon, Ohio. $200 And she finishes off the
collection here which is great producers Associate Executive
producers and executive producers, Claudia AUD.
While you're looking for that, I do have one quick additional P R
mentioned which you'd like to do in this segment. This is from
Ramsey Kane. And of course you know, we have the new no agenda
CD he says just there's a companion disc companion disc to
the previous this, which was the international update. This one
is called creatively domestic update. So please remind people
that CDs are also available as a podcast. That's right, you can
grab them from iTunes or the podcast app. And also no agenda
cd.com is where you can find the link to that. And he said if I
could trouble you for some other side karma for my cousin's
Zavier Javi is Avi Kane. Oh, he died last night. Yeah, of
course. Other sides. It's gonna be nothing but virgin. You've
got karma good times. Sorry about that. Ramsey that's that's
what he wanted other side karma. That's what it is. May your
other side be group malicious?
Oh, right. Give Claudia and the other people who did left no
notes shot at karma. And we will close this segment. Good idea.
You've got karma.
To remind people or sorry, I was gonna throw the plug in before
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thank you very much. To all of these associate producers,
especially executive producers and executive producers, they
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always do one thing which is propagating the formula formula
is this. We go out we hit people in the mouth
nice, thank you all. Blue eautiful beautiful. So there
were a number of of different things that were kind of going
on. I found this to be interesting, you know the how
the meme is pro Russian separatists, pro Russian
fighters pro Russian, this is the mean pro Russian and as we
are now that's what it's all about. Right? Well, of course,
this is a proxy war. And if you look at what's really happening
in Ukraine, the Ukrainian government is filled with shills
most notably the finance minister who is given a passport
overnight and she's an American hedge fund manager and she's
written she's she's ransacking the funds. And then so now where
this talk has been ongoing talk but now there is very serious
talk of arming the arming the Ukrainian forces arming which is
code for the blood send some troops in you know and and go
kill the pro Russians. But CNN messed it up. Or maybe they the
Chiron they threw up which wasn't just a lower third like
Google at the crawl it was a true Lower Third, not like the
crawl they have at the bottom. And it was so bad that people
started noticing what the way it was characterized. And Carol,
Carol, CNN facebook.com/carol, CNN, as she had to apologize for
this gaffe.
Yesterday we ran a story about the debate the debate among
Western leaders about whether to send arms to Ukraine. During
that segment, our banner mistakenly said Obama considers
arming pro US troops. Well. The debate in western capitals is
actually about whether the United States and other NATO
countries should send arms to the Ukrainian military, which is
trying to protect its territory from separatists from the
government and Kyiv says are backed by Russia. The recipients
of any military equipment and aid would be the national
military of Ukraine. Certainly not pro US troops. I regret that
error.
I regret that error. Yeah, you should. That's a
beauty. That's borderline Clip of the Day. That is a fine, gaff
is somebody isn't that just the backroom This is bullcrap. We're
putting this up?
Yeah pro US troops. Geez. Let's put this the truth. Finally
there was some truth and now they have to go all apart.
Apologize for it.
Okay, well here I got a clip with McCain promoting weapons to
Ukraine. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, this
this is his thing. This is this is his baby. I mean, McCain is
all over the He said he set the whole thing up with him and
Nudelman and this is their this is their thing. Republican
Senator
John McCain who chairs the Armed Services Committee argued that
arming Ukrainian troops will aid diplomacy.
Ukrainians increase the military cost to the Russian forces that
have invaded their country. How long can Putin sustain a war
that he tells his people is not happening? That's why we must
provide defensive arms to Ukraine
in eastern Ukraine
did they just rip up an explosion or a jet blasting off
what the heck was that? They showed it on a roll it back I
want to hear it again.
Yeah, they show a bunch of rockets going it's like you see
a shot and there's a bunch of rockets shooting off to the left
and another shot with a bunch of rockets shooting off to the
right
so that's the kind of arms are talking about this is not our
plot. Yes, this is this is like actual these ballistic missiles
that are that are firing off.
Do you think we get a bin like about 16 rockets in with a bunch
of holes in a vise and they shoot all these rockets at once?
Those Oh, okay.
Yeah, the array on top of the truck.
Yes, you're right.
Thanks to Ukraine.
Eastern Ukraine today fighting raged again as the two sides
fired rocket barrages at each other
Yeah, ready to go we went more than that talks a little bit
this came from RT I believe the standing in line clip it says
which is a clip that shows all of these guys coming out we got
arm we got arm we got arm and it sounds to me like they got
plenty of arms on both sides. They're shooting at each other.
And this is from when this clip. This is from a week ago. Okay.
Russia continues to escalate the conflict.
Russia and the separatists are seizing more territory.
War citizens
as you know the Russians have continued to supply heavy
equipment, tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery,
aggressive actions. We have seen the Russia in Ukraine,
Russia's aggression against Ukraine is a heinous and deadly
a front.
facing such accusations Russia's Foreign Minister says it's a
trend to blame Moscow without
considering any solid evidence. It's trendy.
In every destabilizing situation, or US partners blamed
Russia. The US says it has evidence against Russia without
specifying what it is because
that statement came during the Munich Security Conference on
Saturday where the Ukrainian crisis dominated Peter Oliver
has the details.
Well, we've been given a little glimpse into what the dates the
latest peace plan will entail. This all came from comments made
by French President Francois along there will be a
demilitarized zone between the forces supporting Kyiv. And
those forces from the from the self proclaimed republics in the
east of the country, this demilitarized zone of around 50
to 70 kilometers. Also coming out from this is one for more
autonomy for the self proclaimed republics. Now Francois Alon
who's saying that these people have been at war for so long, so
they needed to have this level of autonomy if they were ever to
try and let these wounds heal, to try and get back to some kind
of semblance of peace. Russia has said that it is willing to
act as a guarantor for any agreement that can be made
between those self proclaimed republics in eastern Ukraine and
Kyiv.
And there's some background to this. I have been looking quite
a bit at what what's going on these Normandy talks were
interesting, between Vladimir Putin Angela Merkel fall swollen
and Petro Poroshenko. I'm trying to do all the actions. So they
have this big conference, which we really weren't. And I thought
it was Minsk. It's about the Minsk agreement.
Oh, I thought they were in Minsk.
I could be wrong. I thought they were in Normandy, quite
honestly. I'm sorry. It's my mistake. It's the Normandy
format talks. I'm sorry. It's a format, no idea what that means.
But Putin did make a statement for the press. Which Why don't
you do that? It is about it is about the Minsk agreement, which
is where in Minsk where they agreed to stop killing each
other. Here is Putin statement for the press, which I think
warrants reading. Now, since no one else will tell you what he
said, and he speaks Russian. So who understands this crap,
right? We proceed from the notion that all parties will
show restraint until the complete ceasefire. The problem
here was that representatives of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's
Republics claimed that in response to the aggressive
actions of the Kyiv or Kyiv authorities, they not only held
back the key of forces, but also managed to mount an offensive
that surrounded a group of six to 8000 servicemen they of
course, proceeded from the idea that this group will lay down
arms and stop its resistance. We nevertheless call on both sides.
show restraint and in order to avoid unnecessary excessive
bloodshed and casualties, they that he's talking about rebels
that he has nothing to do with. This is how He's third person,
they should do everything to ensure that the separation of
forces mainly the heavy equipment is conducted without
unnecessary bloodshed, representatives of the Ukrainian
authorities believe their troops have not been surrounded, and
therefore think this process will go sufficiently smoothly, I
have some initial doubts that I can share with you. If the
troops really had been surrounded, then logically, they
will try to break free while those who are on the outside
will try to arrange a corridor for their trap servicemen, he is
Putin saying you're full of crap. Eventually, we agreed with
President Poroshenko that we will instruct our experts. And
I'm ready to do so to establish what is actually going on there.
In addition, I will repeat, we will try to develop a set of
measures to verify the implementation of our decisions
by both sides. I would like to call on both conflicting parties
once again, to stop the bloodshed as soon as possible
and proceed to a truly political process of long term settlement.
Thank you for your attention and for your courage. And so what I
what I feel is, here is Putin being more honest than we are
really about about Russia's role in what is going on with
equipment and troops. But he's also saying, hey, you know, our
guys, if we put them in there, they're not our guys, because
we're not pussies. If they were our guys, we'd like shoot our
way out. And we'd have people come from the outside to break
open the corridor. But he is pretty much saying, you know,
we'll put our experts in and figure out what what really
happened here. Which is completely contrary to the
United States position, which is that of lying, and setting
everybody. This true setting everybody up and screwing the
whole, the whole place
was because we said the whole thing is a scam. And we started
and
really nothing. Nothing good is coming out of this for us. It's
just a waste at this point. It really truly is a waste of the
President had Angela Merkel over who can't as she has to have the
English translated I find that interesting. But I don't know
many Germans who can't at least speak some.
She doesn't like she'd like to I don't know, maybe she can
elucidate this certain things as maybe some some more complex
things you want to explain in German.
So here is I didn't clip this. But here's how the how our
president speaks with regard to Russia and the separatist it
supports in Ukraine. It's clear that they have violated just
about every commitment they made in the Minsk agreement instead
of withdrawing from eastern Ukraine, Russian forces continue
to operate there. This is a blatant accusation, which is not
proven training separatists and helping to coordinate attacks.
Oh, well, that's kind of what we do. I think. Instead of
withdrawing its arms Russia has scented more tanks and armored
personnel carriers and heavy artillery. With Russian support
the separatists have seized more territory and shelled civilian
areas destroyed villages and driven more Ukrainians from
their homes. These are the facts.
All right, here's a Normandy Format. It's hard to explain.
Okay. And it's not really there's no definition there's no
wiki page on it. But it's apparently when you get the
President's the top people and you push them into a room or
onto a phone. But here's a phone, a phone booth. So you
don't have another word you have. You have a Merkel Alon
Putin, and if he was rude involved would be Obama would be
there as opposed to John Kerry showing up with the meeting. He
does only the top guys right.
Here is the piece that was most disturbing to me that I came
across. And of course, because I grew up there and I speak the
language. It's easy for me to receive these messages and
people happy to tell me what's going on. So Malaysia air mh 17,
which was down would be the proper
you changing the topic? No, it's about Russia. Okay, because I
have one more clip.
Yeah, this is about Russia. This is, you know, this was the
Malaysian Air which contain mainly Dutch passengers, which
was downed because we we were told it was shot by a Russian
Russian separatists using Russian gear. Yeah, we
also heard that it was actually a Russian guy operating it. And
of course, we deconstructed very differently about some
electronic warfare and it looks like there were spoofing going
on. It looks like there was a Ukraine jet Ukrainian jet that
shot them down. Well, finally, the Netherlands has been running
lead on a lot of this investigation of the house. Wait
a minute, stop. Well, why don't we just look at the data in the
black box. Oh, well, I'm
so glad you said that John, because they have now released
their report with 254 documents. Regarding everything they know
about the black box about the that will be the flight data
recorder voice cockpit recorded not much on that. They have 254
documents the Dutch government 89 of those will not be released
to the public. 90, right? Why? Because that is not necessary
for us to know.
Don't you find that suspicious, it was only
necessary for internal discussion managers
boring is what you're saying.
I think the I must have been boring. Okay, so 254 documents
89 will not be released 19 of these documents are being
released. And they are pretty much black. Everything, these
huge entire pages have been redacted with the black. And the
I'm translating on the fly. It is the some of the information
in in these documents that have been redacted and not released
at all might have been seen as provocative towards other
players in the IE Russia, in the entire conflagration. And
therefore, the citizens of family members who have perished
really will not know what happened. Because it's so secret
that we have to withhold all this information. Because Russia
didn't do it.
Well, it seems to me the logic is missing here the logic that
we already have blamed Russia, and everybody thinks Russia did
it. And then all the official announcement is that Russia or
their their stooges in the separatist movement, the pro
Russian troops did it. Yeah, with a rocket with a rocket
launcher. That's Russian, we already have that. So now if
this information is confirming that Russia did it, then it
would be a plus for the people against to release it in this
regard. Now, if they're blocking it out, because they don't want
to provoke people against Russia. What sense does that
make?
Or maybe it says, gee, it was shot out of the sky. And
there's, you know, there's now a Ukrainian pilot. This is I don't
have no proof of this. But the stories are out there Ukrainian
pilot who landed with his Oh, we I forget what aircraft it was.
Without his missiles. He left with him. But he came back
without him, which was some problematic in the accounting
department. So you know, I'm sure it does not say that Russia
was directly responsible. That's that had, that's just a logical
conclusion. But then, you know, where are the Dutch? Are they
out in the street revolting and pissed off about this? Now? Of
course, not because they just shut up. Because that's the
Dutch economy runs on Russian resources. And then finally, for
Russia, Cyprus, apparently is now given Russia access to its
ports. It's airstrips, the Russian military will be using
Cyprus as a base
course the Russians are already in Cyprus to an extreme. If
we're all this crap, right?
Well, if you look at now the so we finally know the Turkish
Stream, which formally sounds strongly before we go away from
the Warri. I'm sorry, I was a part of it. Yeah. Okay, go,
please.
I did want to mention, since we're still talking about arming
both sides, arming one side or the other and McCain being
behind it, I think I found a clip. That is, for all practical
purposes, this clip indicts the United States for using cluster
bombs, which is forbidden by the international law. Yes. Now,
though, you mentioned the Ukraine folks have been using
cluster bombs on these people down in Donetsk in that area,
and of course, they should be taken to good International
Criminal Court. But McCain has a whole rationale. He was good.
He's gonna say it's kind of the kind of a twisted logic but it's
definitely worth listening
guys. Fantastic
gang this week, we've seen the skies over Donetsk. It's
suspected that it could be incendiary munitions, which
international conventions banned from use in civilian populated
areas. I think July they were reportedly dropped in cities
controlled by anti government forces. Well, international
observers have previously caught the Ukrainian army using
prohibited weapons. The use of cluster bombs in populated areas
was confirmed by the humans right. In October, the watchdogs
report stress this could amount to war crimes. But for some US
politicians kyiv's use of cluster bombs here is
justifiable.
If we would have provided them with the weapons that they
wouldn't have had to use cluster. It's partially our
fault.
Who makes the cluster bombs. It's our fault. But
we didn't give him the right.
He says it's our fault. We should be indicted and
we didn't give them the right bombs. We didn't arm them. Who
makes cluster bombs?
I think I think I don't know what makes them I'm sure it's
one of our one of the US companies makes them They're not
Chinese. Somebody makes them. I know it's a good question who
makes cluster bombs? Let's find out. I'm
looking at cluster munition.
What's the same thing?
b I think ba chatroom saying BA II systems. Development
might be a look at the wiki.
I think it might be I think Microsoft probably makes some
Microsoft thinks.
Oh, so while you're doing that I will tell about we'll talk about
it relates to Greece and Cyprus. We now have seen the big meeting
with Gazprom, and the Turkish minister for Energy and Natural
Resources. And they have decided were the new Black Sea natural
gas pipeline, which was going to be the South Stream, which now
be the turkey stream. I think that's a codename for it. Where
it will come in, then where it more importantly, where it will
flow out. And it looks like Greece is the target. And also,
they're still looking at the trans Balkan gas pipelines.
2016. December 2016 is when this will be done. And it will be
huge, huge, huge, huge 63 billion cubic meters a year.
Well, there's something else going on in Greece. Yeah,
there's a lot a lot going on, actually. Did you? Yes.
Well, that's true. But then did you get to hear what the IMF
chief was renamed guard.
Fifi le guard.
If you feel that guard, no comments. No. It's kind of
interesting. I don't know what dude these were aimed at. But
I'm guessing Germany.
Do you have a fee fees? Let me guess. Greece.
Greece rap. Another momentous meeting played out in Brussels
as European finance ministers focused on Greece and its debt
when it was over the two sides disagreed on whether they'd made
any progress. But earlier the head of the International
Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde said she would consider the
Greek government's ideas for renegotiating a bailout deal.
Oh, they are absolutely
competent intelligence. They've thought about their issues. We
have to listen to them. What is it we have to start working
together? And it's a process that's starting and it's going
to last a certain time.
Greece's current bailout ends on February 28.
So here's the way I heard what went down. We had German finance
minister Schauble show show show shall bowl then he was meeting
with a hoot I people not telling me this, the finance minister
for Greece, the guy that we were laughing at that he's might
actually be a good guy, and I'm willing to accept I'm willing to
accept that it's possible and whenever we see, you know, an
American educated shill, you know, we kind of have
to chuckle like kinda looks like a gangster. Kinda. Well, that
actually looks like a hitman.
I like that part of him to be honest, I think that's cool. You
know? Can you imagine if if
Cohen our Treasury Secretary looked like a gangster he
doesn't look like a pussy. Jack Lew? Yeah.
No, no jacket is a jet No, I thought Oh, no. Cohen is nice
dude. You're right Jacqueline. It looks like a pussy to they
all look like posses. So they had this big meeting. And the
idea was that they had an agreement and I think what
happened is shobo left after six hours of meeting and then far
too far Oh focus. I don't know if that's the way to pronounce
it. said you know what? Yeah, we're not going to sign the
agreement Screw that. We want to just bust this thing open. And
then all of a sudden we see that the Russia mind bailout Greece,
which would make a lot of sense, or, and this is just what I
love. You know, I love this kind of story that the BRICS
collectively might say you know what, Greece you should use this
SDR thing that I think would be pretty cool if that happened. I
I haven't seen a lot of stories, but I like the idea of just
bringing them right into the fold, bring it bring bricks into
the bring grease into the bricks and let them use the bricks.
Golden whatever basket backed SDR. What difference does it
make? Well, they can use anything, I guess if the if they
really, if they really decide to leave the Euro zone.
Yeah, that's true, that they're not going to leave the Eurozone.
That's not going to happen. I think everyone's agreed on that,
including the Greece but they're definitely doing some deals
outside. That will help unpaid it's gonna be a it's a mess.
Well,
if someone's finding someone is offering them a good deal,
there's no other reason which Fifi say, ya know what, we were
willing to talk about that. So they finally have the SSM this
the single stability mechanism for the European banking sector
they have the banking union. No one is accepting Greece's bonds
anymore. There's nothing it's toxic, toxic, even though
they're Euro backed Euro based. They can't this isn't I don't
think the the Euro control banks can really do anything at this
point. Because then they would have to do this for everybody.
Can you know that? If they do that Italy, it'd be like fellow
Spain, Portugal? Yeah, someone has to put the hammer down on
and otherwise it will crumble very quickly, I think. And not
being an economist or anything.
It was oh, anyway, the cluster bomb is the rock guy. And I you
cannot find the manufacturer looking at page. After page it
talks about the thing in great detail, but they don't say where
you can go buy one. It's an American made, though. We know
that right? This is a bunch of them. There's a C bu a four. Oh,
that
sounds like an American made thing. They're all American
made? Yeah. Well,
if they're illegal by international law,
well, they're apparently illegal to drop into a civilian area.
They're used legally as anti armor weapons. So you drop one
near a tank or a group of tanks and it takes most of them out.
Right, right. And here's another one. That's an anti runway
cratering bomb, it just blows a bunch of holes all over the
place. Oh, nine ruins, airports. Good stuff. Good stuff. We got
some great ideas. But I can't find the manufacturer unless
there's a company named Rocky, which I don't think so. Anyway,
well, somebody will get it to us. Oh, no doubt. No doubt in
the email. Somebody who works there. Yeah. Hey, we make
selling a lot of these things.
Would you like a sample pack?
Actually, a little model for your desk would be cool. It is a
little bitty mini one. Okay.
All right. Yeah, that's so that's kind of what I it's,
well, the 28th is when at all something has to change. But
guaranteed it's not default
is going to finish off with a bang we're going to have a that
there's a number of things expiring including the Greek
deal. We have the end of the six week cycle which means something
should happen right last February 1 of the
world but by seeing as we have the FBI counterterrorism
assistant director talking about not having all of these you know
every not tracking every citizens free travel movement. I
would say we need something to get that going for the for the
next six weeks cycle strike by the FBI. Yeah, it'd be good.
Something that we can then move towards. You have to register
when you go so this is this is already you have to you have to
log you have to get the login.
Yes. Yeah. Where's your citizen? Where's your log from your
travels?
Citizen where's your smartwatch that logs everything citizen
where's your Fitbit? You watch?
Here's I find this interesting. I don't I just stumbled onto
this. This is about Brian Williams. I don't want to talk
about it. Yeah, I
do. I do.
I feel I feel well, let's say here's the thing that gives me
here's the one I want to play this is Rachel Maddow giving a
little rundown on it.
And I want to remind people the reason why we are talking about
this is this is interesting. This This does show you really
how corrupt it is. And I think it's just hilarious. What is
going on which I will go back and say the network Wars is now
for sure a part of this?
Well, not only that, but CBS just lost its longtime foreign
correspondent on a freak accident.
They killed him they killed that guy with an Uber dad
and then Williams is out and this is a whole ABC as far as
you know if we're gonna go into that theory, which I'm gonna go
to because they're the ones who busted Disney. Yeah, I mean, the
other two networks. So now they're in trouble. Now let's
but he this is Rachel Maddow, who I believe really thinks
she's more she thinks to herself that she's more important than
she really is. And she calls out the her own bosses in this
report.
Because she can because she apparently runs idiot.
And the suspension is severe and appropriate. Brands life work.
Excuse me. Brian's life's work is delivering the news. I know
Brian loves his country, NBC News and his colleagues. He just
gonna stop for a second. His life's work is delivering the
news like a paperboy. Wait, let's just be let's just be
honest about we're talking about a guy who reads the news.
Brian's life's work is delivering the news. I know
Brian loves his country, NBC News and his colleagues. He
deserves a second chance and we are rooting for him. Brian has
shared his deep remorse with me. And he is committed to winning
back everyone's trust.
What is rooting for him mean? Brute when your kid lies? Do you
then say, You know what, kid that, you know, I am grounding
you, but I'm rooting for your kid. I'm rooting for you. It's
crazy.
Again, that statement from Steve burgers. I know what head of NBC
Universal. But again, the breaking news tonight NBC News
announced tonight that nightly news anchor and managing editor
Brian Williams suspended without pay for six months. And here's
the awkward part for us. I said at the top this was a little
awkward. Here's why this is awkward for us on the show. And
for me, it's its anchor. So we are MSNBC, the NBC in that we
are legion. That means that we operate under the NBC umbrella.
And there's a good reason why you see so many faces from NBC
News on our air. It's because we really are working partners with
we are working partners. We're a partner organization that with
like al Qaeda within the news division. But tonight, even as
we are reporting on this breaking news about the news
division of which we are apart. No NBC News will not make anyone
available to discuss this story with us on the air. Now, that
may change in days ahead. You think that if they're going to
talk to anybody about this, we might reasonably get a leg up on
getting interviews and then the NBC News executives to explain
this decision, if only because we're right down the hall. But
so far, no one.
Okay. All right. Well, thank you. We didn't need that. I hate
Rachel Maddow.
She is a horrible person. And now she's worked for NBC. She
didn't What is the point of that? That even bringing it up
distraction? Oh.
I have three quick clips in succession. To show you what is
going on here. The fear of God has been put into everybody. The
fear of God. Let's start first by listening to Brian Williams
replacement. Lester
and out of the story many of you are talking about tonight and
one that for us not only hits close to home but in our home.
Brian Williams anchor and managing editor of Nightly News
has been suspended by NBC management for six months
without pay. In a statement NBC News President Deborah Turner
said on Friday, January 30, Brian misrepresented events
which occurred while he was covering the Iraq war in 2003.
It then became clear she says that on other occasions, Brian
had done the same while telling that story in other venues. She
adds this was wrong and completely inappropriate for
someone in Brian's position. In his statement, NBC Universal CEO
Steve Burke said by his actions, Brian has jeopardized the trust
millions of Americans place in NBC News.
Apparently they made someone available for NBC News, just not
for Rachel Maddow. But he
added Brian deserves a second chance and we are rooting for
him. We're rooting for him to use the same term. Now, if I
may, on a personal note, say it is an enormously difficult story
to report. No one's not just a lying sack of shit. Brian is a
member of our family. But so are you, our viewers. Oh, and we
will work every night to be worthy of your trust.
Okay. I find this beautifully funny. And now we have the
today's show that everyone has to do, it's going to become very
apparent why everyone is doing rooting for you. Yeah. So this
is Al Roker and Savannah, Savannah, Guthrie Guthrie, Woody
Guthrie's daughter, and they all the people we
all are feeling.
It is a difficult day here. And
we are certainly sharing our best wishes with Brian Best
wishes like
like he has cancer. We certainly share best wishes with you.
We're sorry, Your child has cancer. Brian,
the guideline is done. Oh, it's
a tough day. It's a very hard day. I know why it's a hard day.
It's a tough time for families, fabulous family, families
devastated
we hope and pray for the best. There are two parts to it.
There's professional and personal, professional and
personal. Agree with a professional angle. You cannot
mislead the truth and transparency. It's our train.
truth and transparency is our trade. John.
I think our show over the last seven years is proved that's not
true.
truth and transparency. It's our trade. It's it's what we it's
our wampum
on the other hand, Brian's a friend of ours. We're just while
we'll be transparent about that too. We'd like Brian a whole
lot. Yeah, I've
talked to his house for dinner. Thanksgiving. I don't think so.
It was not for dinner. Yeah. Have you been there for
Thanksgiving? That's that's a friend otherwise just an
acquaintance. I know
A lot frenemy, and this is a job he's wanted all his life and a
job he's been great at. And now something that's been taken away
from so
I'm telling you, it's like a cancer. This is what he wanted,
his life has been taken away from him and completely
understand the professional angle of it. He did something he
shouldn't have done. But we heard for our friend,
we heard, we heard a guy
who's done a lot of good for people as well.
Now, I'm gonna tell you what the problem is. Everybody knows
that. And I've said this, and you disagreed with me. But these
people, they all are lying all the time, about the well, they
know, we know. They're lying with whatever they're reading as
the news, but they have embellished they have made
themselves look good. And this is Scarborough on the morning,
Joe Show, who is so afraid that he now even takes it one step
further. Brian Williams, did you make one mistake, John? Was it
one mistake? You're going oh, he
made a bunch of mistakes. Like what I mean it body size. In
this
case, now that's not being he's not being suspended without pay.
But for one thing for the helicopter story.
Right? Right. And he did that story at least three times.
Now listen to Scarborough, who, himself is so afraid of being
found out. He's pretty much pleading, saying. You know, you
have to give people a second chance if they make a couple of
mistakes,
bad mistakes. And guess what? Guess what? Guess what he says
that we all make bad mistakes. I just you know, one of the
things, one of the verses in the Bible that always
he's gonna quote scripture,
Bible scripture, always, because
don't don't fire me when you find out how I'm a lying sack
read the Bible says so
makes me a little nervous before I start judging other people, is
the one that says that you will be judged, and you will be given
the mercy that you show others. I think we should all step back
and ask whether we are so perfect that we want to be the
ones to cast that first stone let the He who is without sin
cast the first stone. I'm in no position to cast what?
This is an admission. Yeah, listen,
he's he's saying, He's in no position
as that first stone Let he who is without sin cast the first
stone, I'm in no position to cast the first stone. And quite
frankly, in over a decade in this news business. It is fair
to say, looking straight into the camera. I've seen a lot. I
know a lot. And
I know about you colleagues. So
don't try and out me because I'm looking into the camera. And I'm
saying I've seen a lot. I know a lot don't following me.
And I know that there are very few people in this industry or
in politics that could live by the standard of perfection. Cast
the first stone, I would be careful, I think. I think right
now the entirety of everything that Brian has done, including
the Peabody awards that he won, for his remarkable kids. Katrina
coverage should be taken into effect, and people should
consider again, the totality of a man's life and not one or two
mistakes.
Not only is he afraid, but he is threatening people by saying I
am looking straight into the camera. And I know a lot I've
seen a lot. Whether you're a news or a politician, I would
not cast the first stone, which is in the Scripture somewhere.
I'm not quite sure exactly what verse that might be. But I know
it's a Bible thing, because the President used it the other day.
I find this is they are afraid man. People are afraid of being
well, that's
because they're all full of crap. Yeah, here's a one.
February 6 I read it as a little test earlier did NBC story 100%
fraudulent. February 4, NBC News. This is a Yeah, it ran a
story. This was in February during the Sochi Olympics in 20.
Oh, yeah. I ran a story claiming that if you bring your mobile
phone we talked about this or laptop to the Sochi Olympics.
It'll immediately be hacked. We mock this story. Yes. The moment
you turn it on. The story was fabricated. The technical
details relate to going to the Olympics and cyberspace visiting
websites and not going there in person and using their local Wi
Fi they didn't get rid of angle. The story shows Richard Richard
angle getting hacked well in a cafe in Russia. And then the
details were they weren't in Sochi, they were in Moscow. 1000
miles away. That hack happens because the website they
visited, not their physical location, the results would have
been the same in America. The phone didn't get hacked, Richard
Engel initiated the download of a hostile Android app. It goes
on who was Ingo still doing their That was a desert complete
David MBCs got all kinds of problems. But no, this was to
get rid of Brian Williams as part of a scheme. They knew this
was going on.
He could be doing an MTV spring break.
He might end up doing that I want to put down the Red Book is
going to commit suicide. I think that's
I think it's too easy to write that down. But I did I wrote it
down. It's really there'll be suicide really.
Just a long shot and putting LS near it. The Long Shot
story, and thank you, producer Mike. The cluster bombs
Honeywell nk 20 made by Honeywell.
Oh, Honeywell okay with a boy they sure kept their name out of
all these stories. But you know, Hollywood
Hollywood. Honeywell stands for Quality.
Honeywell used to be a computer company.
Yeah. Honeywell bull stands for Quality.
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you can find that for red.org/and A and I want to
thank you, John, it was kind of interesting. I do want to give a
little inside baseball for everybody. John always writes
the newsletter and then you'll send it to me and part for
proofreading feedback. And I said oh, you're gonna put the
put that two selfie picture in there isn't as kind of achy as
if you do it. What if you think it's not right. Don't put it in,
which I was okay with. And boy, the newsletter went out and like
bitchy, just people berated
you. Yeah. They were like,
where's the selfie pic? You promised?
Yeah, all over Twitter. I was getting an email.
I'm so distraught. I'm a little bit disappointed.
Well, I'm disappointed in. I think in some ways, we it's
almost as though we can't lead. I knew what was going to happen
when I sent the newsletter is almost as though we can I'm
going to talk about this for just a minute because this is
supposed to do with donations. And I knew this was going to
happen and it did happen, which is I once I sent that newsletter
out, and I want to kind of scold a few members of the audience
and maybe the audience in general about this because we do
have people we do have a life to lead. It was just a newsletter
went out as a donation as you can tell from my selfies. Zero
donations came in zero nothing for the rest of the night. And
that is because there seems to be some sense that Adams living
it up with hot blondes at the you know at the end or doing
whatever he did the cover bands show. Wait a minute, the little
small theater in Austin, Texas, living it up with a big shit
eating grin on his face and a hot blonde and his arm. And you
know, and it was like the feedback was like, it was just
not good and was like y'all know, you can't know vow of
poverty. You can't go to a play. You can't date a woman. You
can't do anything. You can't
stay in Pennsylvania. Part two of the problem
was what happened to Mickey? I've been a little behind on the
show. But what happened to Mickey he's a cat to be going
out with pretty girls when he's got a wife at home. So there's
that and it's like a loser to send that thing out. Maybe
initial impression. So I made actually Three mistakes from a
marketing perspective, one I came up with or you we just kind
of jointly came up with the idea of putting it in the newsletter
to get some more people to subscribe. A total of 20 people
subscribed. Yeah, the second one was just selfies. not that cool.
But then, you know the bitching and moaning Dachau send it out
against my, my better judgment and then it just dried up and I
think we're gonna have a lousy Sunday. If you want to be
associated executive producer for Sunday show. It's gonna be
you know, to one on one bucks you'll be in.
I just love the fact that people think I'm living it up. I think
that's hilarious. Well, you
got a big smile on your face. You're at the theater with a hot
blonde. You're living it up. Yeah. Hell yeah. Guys any money
because Adams just gonna spend it on hookers.
Adam C curry where the C stands for player. flee.
I feel really good, but you're straight. She's not a hooker.
And I know you didn't know. I'm sure that's what I'm that's the
kind of thinking going on. Yeah, well, that's that's
No, no one said I in fact, she got compliments.
Oh, she's very pretty. She's very I think she's more. I think
she's extremely photogenic. She is. She's pretty. So you should
take more pictures with her and then eventually put an album
together at something.
I can do an eye photo book one day the selfies
from Adam Currie competing.
So go and there will be absolutely no card no book like
that.
All right, well, I'm
glad y'all think I'm living it up here as I am sucking
hotelbeds hotel Pennsylvania. bedbugs are us. Wow. Happy
birthday. Samia will be knighting in a moment. Gerald
Howard says Happy Birthday to his fiancee Dawn celebrates
tomorrow on the 13th and Andre Peters also had a Maven for
himself or Andre will have to get back with with us. No, it
has a question mark it happy birthday from all your friends
here at the very lush and lavish offices of the best podcast in
the universe. living it up I'm gonna take a picture I'm gonna
take a picture of my
take a selfie in the hotel Pennsylvania with the window
cocked open Well, you know, just kind of like alright, here we
go. With a towel stuffed in the window make it a very small
picture. Great picture. I'm
just gonna do it right now so everyone can can know that this
is no lie. Hold on a second
this. This may be in the next newsletter. I'm not guaranteeing
anything.
Okay, that was selfie number one of the towel in the window.
Let's send me a picture of the bed and and I'll figure out what
it's useful. It's already done.
It's done. It's done. Oh, that makes me a little. A little like
really? Okay. Okay, you look at the pictures and meanwhile I do
have a I got
a picture here. Jeez. It's just a picture but half of your head
is crooked
open. If you tap on the picture you can see everything in it.
It's very simple the way it works. Yeah, but it's
not it's not very well it's not okay, Nevermind. Nevermind.
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with me John? Oh yeah, okay, you got the pictures.
I got the one picture as to
Yeah, I sent it I just tweeted the bed picture. Oh,
oh, no, I closed it let me go back and look okay yeah, find
pictures. It's just kind of a picture of the is nothing not
much to it. And other you know, as somebody else this is no
that's not it. You can see the okay I see the bed. Oh, yeah.
This is a you're in a very small place.
Look at look at how to how narrow that
nice. I like that big table.
The one that the phone is plugged into the lamp. Yeah, as
hike high class operation. There's no agenda show everybody
thanks.
And then you're apparently using the the The outlet plug that's
on the lamp because
oh yeah, because it's so well geared for professional
travelers. They have so much so many outlets and everything is
really well arranged. It's great for podcasters Yeah, living it
up with hookers and blow your
signal is
you want to do it's a miracle. It's a miracle that someone like
nurse Tracey will even go out with me.
Well, there's that as she sees this. She's like, Oh, well, at
least she knows you're not in there in a big giant bed with
some bimbo.
Well, it's unmade.
Fine, you can't have sex. New York's always fun so I'm glad
you're there.
Yeah, yeah, exactly. No, I'm happy I'm just I you brought
something up that touches a nerve. What is like you know,
like, chomping on tinfoil
it's it's the worst. It's yeah, it's horrible. Something about
it. All right. So there's a big trend is starting up again. This
is a sign of something is one of those things like Beanie Babies
these crop up in cycles. And when I saw this I went oh, no, I
know you have to now trace back when when the cycle I think this
is a depression thing. Okay, play the clip is just starting
now. It's just starting his beginning. It'll be a sweeping
the nation if it takes off which I think it will because of the
well the dumbness of the public but play California psychics,
California psychics, well, we can't wait conflicted
and yeah, skeptical talking to a psychic over the phone, the bit
impersonal. It can't be for real,
can they? We love the skeptics to California psychics. And
here's what they had to say, you know, it's
probably the best psychic reading I've ever had, gosh, I
got
everything I can imagine from my reading. She's telling me all
this stuff. And I'm like, How can you possibly know that
call now to speak to a psychic for $1 per minute. And if it's
not the best psychic reading you've ever experienced, it's
free.
I wasn't sure about the relationship that I'm in. But
now I know he's the right one. It was specific to me. I mean,
she picked up on so many things that there's no way she could
have picked up one. I've always had a passion for fitness. And
she saw me owning my own yoga studio,
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She had names. She had so much detail she really just reassured
me that I'm on the right path.
I've never had a phone call make me so excited for the future.
California psychics the best or it's free call today.
I think I'm gonna have to agree with you. I remember. Was it
Dionne Warwick psyche? And wasn't that after the big 87
crash?
Yes, that's what I said I have to start looking into I'm not
gonna work as one. And there's that crazy Jamaican woman who
kept the big black woman she said I can do this and that. And
she was of course a phony. And I wanted to point something out
about this. This is $1 a minute. And as soon as for your first
hour max, and then then if you want to have any further
consultations, and most of these people were pretty good at
keeping you on the line is 14 is $14 a minute, which amounts to
$840 an hour, you can have a team of psychiatrists, you know,
helping you for $840 Well, I can write a lawyer,
I can tell you how I would run this, if I will. And this is I
think there may be something else to it. I think technology
has caught up to where this is a great. It's a classic, classic
scam. So you go ahead you call up and I'll be your psychic
friend. I'd love to see it. Do you have any psychic friend
music? Hmm, that'd be nice. If I had some. I could play a little
No, no, no, you calling up you are you can't do that. You are a
no no be that just being anonymous wouldn't be me doing
it. No. Ringing the bell? Okay. Hello,
no agenda psychic friends network.
Yeah, hi. I'm calling about getting the free reading. Oh,
yeah.
Hi, sweetie. How are you? What's your name?
My John,
John. Okay. And your last name, John. It's important that for
the chart for the chart, I need to know when you were born.
What's your last name? John Smith, know John to give me
you're gonna you're gonna give me your name. What's your last
name that you're you? You're committed? You're gonna say
Dvorak. Dvorak? Ah, John Devorah. Okay, when were you
born? You'll give me your date and everything. And meanwhile,
I'm looking up. I know. Okay, John,
what you're looking at what?
I'm no, I'm looking into the charts. Okay. And I'm thinking
Hmm, oh, wow. This is very interesting. This is very, very
interesting. Why? Well, I'll tell you what I'm seeing as I'm
pulling up your chart here, John. And I have a feeling I'm
seeing Hold on I'm seeing a I'm seeing a wow I'm seeing a see a
see. I'm seeing Wow, I'm getting a very strong feeling about a
quarry is there a quarry in your life quarry. It doesn't name
quarry. In and
as a matter of fact he fixed my internet connection is and I'm
seeing
little things running running nuts I'm seeing this squirrels
the squirrels mean anything to you.
Yeah, squirrel ate through my internet connection. Wow.
Okay until it came to fit. I have a very good connection. So
now the way you could know this? No, of course not. This is why
we are the current Dvorak psychic friends network. And do
you have a thing with Uma Thurman? There's something about
no but I that's funny to ask though, because I just posted a
picture on my Twitter or you're on my Twitter feed.
Um, sorry, your free consultation is now over. Please
be prepared for 1499 For the next minute. That's how I would
run this thing. That would work. Yeah. It's perfectly okay. What
are you doing tweeting? You complain about me with Britney
Spears? Really? Hmm.
I have a screenshot of that. I'll put it in the next
newsletter.
Second, half.
Second half of Shell
second half.
So far, all time? Yeah.
Well, it's because we have some news, John, there has been a new
discovery. As you know, one of the most irritating things for
me and Moon Landing deniers worldwide, is the fact that all
of the recordings of the actual moon landing have been lost,
destroyed or taped over. And it's now filled with reruns of
Gilligan's Island. This has been very annoying because the people
they can't really show the video anymore. Well guess what I got
an
email from Mrs. Armstrong saying that in cleaning out one of his
classes she had found this bag with what looked like space
materials and it would be interested in
her disguise list when I cut the clip space material it's kind of
funny with the bag with faith material cleaning
out one of his classes she had found this bag with what looked
like space materials and would be interested in would we be
interested in those things as well because that was a little
bit more exciting to me and I immediately I recognized
potentially what this was and that was that there was this
satchel what they called the jokingly called the purse which
had been included in all of the lunar modules beginning in
Apollo nine camera itself is without the cartridges you can
see what the cartridges fit in and each cartridge was labeled
separately with a serial number of the camera that was used and
the time and some of the cartridges are among the price
sort of film cartridges that NASA has.
So hold on a second is he telling me that this and he is
you see this camera in this piece you can see the full video
in the show notes six nine or five dot n and no agenda
notes.com You see this camera which kind of looks like one of
those old Super eight millimeter cameras that your dad would have
run around right with no sound this apparently is a 16
millimeter camera and if I understand what he said it
sounded like they had some cartridges still leftover or did
they find those and in Neil Armstrong's garage
I don't know this part of the story. I only saw the clips I
saw was that first part of the report I never say never got to
the camera part. I don't know where even got that. Oh no, it's
have somebody screwed up I think
Yeah. Well, if if they found the it would actually make sense. I
think if they found me film of the moon landing in Neil
Armstrong's garage. That makes sense. That's where they shot
the video in the first place. Less than 10 minutes to go.
Okay. That was a long squirrel joke.
Somebody called me out on Twitter when I said squirrel
this is this is a long dog. Sorry squirrel is the punch line
when you've been on it
when you've been doing a show long enough. Eventually you know
that whatever John Adams was saying the punch line is That's
it. That's all that's all we got really.
Okay, we got a couple of last things. Yeah, I want to go.
And I have that in the show clip, which is a song which is
kind of fun.
This is just another song. It's a no agenda song. Yeah, it's a
long it's a long read looking for that. But let's play the
bowl update and keep up what's going on? What are they doing
with the troops Ebola update?
The President said that the US operation will soon enter a
second phase after a dramatic change in the trajectory of a
new cases of a disease that has killed more than 9000
new cases 9000 People Wow our focus now
is getting to zero Because as long as there's even one case of
Ebola that's active out there, risks still exist. Every case is
an ember that if not contained, can light a new fire. So we're
shifting our focus from fighting the epidemic to now
extinguishing it.
And joining me now to discuss the past, present and future of
the US Ebola operation and
hold on a sec. I just need to understand the metaphor. We're
no longer fighting it. We're extinguishing it. What is the
difference?
Which is impossible because it's endemic now to bats.
West Africa is Rajiv Shah of us AI D. And you want Oh,
USA ID guy. That's
our friends right there. And
I'll come to today signals the end of one phase of the fight.
What does that mean? What is it? Is it a moment of triumph? How
do you describe it? Well, it's
a moment of transition. And I recall when I visited the West
African countries with Ebola in October, there were more than
1000 new cases a week I met mothers who are holding their
children who were literally dying in their arms.
They ended on that because the guy goes on and on with all his
USA ID bullcrap. But with the story that he was visiting some
mother with a Ebola baby, and dying in her arms is bogus.
Of course, we have not seen any evidence of this show me truly,
please just show me one person in a tent that says, USA ID on
it that has blood coming out of this person's eye sockets and
anal cavity, then I'll believe that you got some good 9000
People just it's round number now, by the way, just 9000.
They've been to 862 1642 1793 9000.
Now they finally made 9000. I have a fax
I do have a vaccine thing regarding just play it. This is
a senator Moray, a democra tat from Washington State. I
believe. Isn't that Marie? She's up there. Don't
think so. Oh, maybe if it's thanks to Congressman Senator
Senator.
It's a fishy No, no,
she Oh, I don't you know, maybe there's some maybe as fast as
possible.
And shilling for vaccines and my favorite in particular.
But recent news about the measles outbreak in many states
and including in my home state of Washington made clear that
vaccine preventable diseases are still a threat, and that we
can't afford to become complacent about protecting the
progress we've made. No, yeah, bottom line. I mean,
I think she said can't. But I'm happy to listen again.
It says are still a threat, and that we can't afford to become
complacent about what you swallowing protecting the
progress that we've made. Bottom line, this means children across
the country need to be vaccinated. It also means we
need to be vigilant about breaking down any barriers that
families may face when it comes to accessing certain vaccines.
And we need to ensure that in any case, what
certain vaccines can you think of John
paps, that the
rates are low, providing information and spreading
awareness so that more people can be protected. The HPV
vaccine is a great example. Right, prevents life threatening
cancers, including cervical cancer, which impact 1000s of
lives in the United States each year. Despite that CDC reports
that take up rates for the vaccine are still unacceptably
low, meaning people continue to be exposed to deeply harmful
illnesses that could have been prevented. Yes,
yeah, absolutely.
Who would it be to elect somebody who can barely read? I
know.
And when all she's doing is shilling for Gardasil, which,
yeah, that's Wow, okay.
All right. It's a big they got a marketing budget that will knock
your socks off. I forgot to play
this for you since you had the Ebola, the Ebola. Oh, he
everybody now. Quick update, no one really talking about this.
But the bill passed, it was already passed in the Senate in
the house. So it's obvious what's going to happen to it now
house gave final approval this afternoon to a bill approving
the Keystone XL oil pipeline. It now heads to a certain veto at
the hands of President Obama. He has said he wants the federal
review process to play out the pipeline would allow oil from
Canada's tar sands to flow to Gulf Coast refineries.
This was actually interesting. For number three, first of all,
the President does have to kind of explain, you know, why he's
vetoing and we all know the reason is because he cannot shun
his biggest donors, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett who are
running all of the oil through the trains right now which they
own. That is the the real reason why this is going to be vetoed,
but I will be very interested to see what kind of excuse he gives
us for this.
Yeah, I've heard excuse Okay, he says he says he would like to
disability is possible. There's a bunch of testing and studies
and other federal processes that would all be
aged on through. Yes. All the agencies have to do this. The
agent a one
step process to be complete, and you would expect him,
you would expect that process to be what is the word they always
use? Transparent, transparent track, transparent, abstract,
transparent.
Yeah, transparent would be the word they would give us five
years ago.
And here is Jen Psaki. I'm telling you, you have to look at
the blue outfit. Who does something with with her breasts,
which is
she's She looks like she's gained 100 pounds in that blue
outfit. If
you really look closely, you can she the shape of her breasts are
very pretty she her nipples are visual, and then in a nice
place, but they're way out to the side. They're like, if she
lives her arm up, it'll pull up. It'll be on her back or
something. It's really,
I think she looks fat net?
Yeah, it's, it's I would advise. I would advise different
clothing.
Yeah, I would definitely. Unless she's just jumped out. I mean,
it's possible.
That's I didn't even say that. It's just, it's not flattering.
What
you say I and I hate to say it because it sounds like I'm just
a pig. Yeah. But
we're looking at this from a media perspective as producers
who
are in front of a bunch of cameras and people started.
Maybe she's trying to distract people with it with your
newfound weight.
Well, so Matt, who of course, you know, every night I go to
bed, and I say a little prayer bow, Matt, please ask him funny
questions. And he knew that this was good, because he just wanted
to know about, you know, what agencies have had brilliant, you
know, they have put in their their review documents.
They're not mandated by the executive order to provide their
views on the national interest regarding the proposed project.
But we were required to request their views. There's not a
deadline or a timeline, of course, their views will be
factored into the consideration process
and all eight actually submit.
And we treat them as internal recommendations.
Well, I'm not asking what they say, however, the EPA has
already put theirs out. I understand that. It's pointless
for you guys to keep them secret. Right.
Well, we I'm just wondering, but I just want to know,
it's pointless.
Go ahead. Well, it's I don't understand why you can't say if
all eight, submitted there are not
internal recommendations. And I'm not going to confirm whether
or not we've received them. They're not mandated, but the
ones we receive will be will be factored into the consideration
process to have a balanced representation. As I mentioned,
and we treat them as internal
to this transparency idea. I don't get I'm not asking what's
in the report. If if an agency
transparency ID
agency wants to put their own report out and make it public.
That's fine. That's
up to them. The EPA didn't put their recommendations out
publicly they put out their views on the final seis. It's
something different, but that's an important distinction. Go
ahead.
Go ahead. Ross. Shut up Matt with your transparency
questions. I love that guy. What happened in this transparency
says it was good what happened to this transparency idea? It's
not like he actually means that he's just saying cheese lady.
Your boobs are on your back. And you're talking crap
I only have taken a dislike to
her. No, no,
no, I like her. No, she's not she's cool. I only have one more
thing that I want to do and I'm gonna kid this stuff I want to
carry over to Sunday. We've got a few more things do you have
anything else you want to
put? Well, I gotta say I want to talk a little bit about mugabi
Yeah, he's taking over Africa light Hitler. Thanks to the
Chinese I think this is all a ploy of course. Union at all. Ah
yes,
yes, yes, yes, yes. Yes. And the Chinese are behind it a little
bit you're keeping that you wonder that now we keep that for
Sunday? Yeah, do it
on Sunday Okay, and then got to some guy got went to jail for
using an emoticon which they you know, more advanced form the
emoji where What country was this? But I think in the United
States play it played a clip.
Okay, this is interesting. I hadn't heard about this one.
Everyone knows that putting a happy, sad or angry icon at the
end of your message is nothing more than a bit of fun really.
But for one teenager that simple action landed him in a whole lot
of hot water. Brooklyn Teen a series arrestee posted on
Facebook a status like this. Only instead of an abstract face
he used a cartoon representation of a police officer. days later
the NYPD arrested arrestee for making a terrorist threat. A
grand jury has thrown out the charges which current up to
seven years in prison. But arrestee is still facing time
for illegal gun possession. The NYPD say they found a weapon in
his bedroom. They came to arrest him. The teens lawyer told us
the case is just bizarre
there's no there's no precedent. There's no legal precedent for
equating emojis with with terroristic threats. And I think
that's part of the the novelty of this case. It's so unusual
that it hasn't happened before.
What exactly was the emoji? I don't understand. He had
a picture. He had a bunch of little emojis, you know,
different little things. A cop had learned from
film girl, a cop
head. It was like a policeman, you know, like a cop head and
then a little gun next to it as a couple of guns next to it to
the right. Wow.
Well, this is the it's not like we haven't played the terrorist
threat. And of
course, then they go in his room in his room, they arrest him and
then they Oh, just because they see the ditch gun somehow two
magic guys
had planted, planted. So it's the oldest trick in the book.
Oh, yeah.
Brooklyn, come on. All right. All right. So like,
this mind kind of ties into the this is the BBC. And they have
Rabbi Goldsmith on the show. talking about of course the rise
of anti semitism all over Europe. You know, the the
Muslims be hating on him haters be haters, the haters be hating.
And he has some novel ideas about how we get everybody to
show
up slain just for saying by this idea of so called Internet
ASBOs, I blocking people from social media sites if they put
anti semitic material of that?
A little bit funny, but anti semitic material to get as bad.
So if you say something anti semitic on social media, which
is that illegal in the UK? Is that is that is that in the
legal hate speech?
Is that workable? Because presumably, if you get if you
get blocked under one address, you just find another one and
sign up that way? Well,
there is a precedent. So there are prevention orders in place
for the perpetrators of sexual offences. And what the report
says is that there is an application here, the MPs
believe there's an application for those perpetrators of hate
crime. So for the most persistent and determined
offenders, when they go to court, the judges or the
prosecuting authorities would have the option of laying down
this prevention order, which would stop them going online. If
they then did go online, they'd be back in court.
I think that whether hate crime is happening on Twitter or
Facebook, or whether it's happening in newspapers, or
whether it's happening in leaflets, it's the same thing.
It's just simply moved to a different media. So I do think
that people do need that sense that wherever you spread hate,
that's not going to be legal, that is going to be action that
is going to be found out
you go when you spread hate that will not be legal. Nope, you can
just wait for it. Just wait for it. And as long as we are deemed
legal, we will continue to bring you this program, which some
have dubbed the best podcast in the universe where yes, we we
wear that as a as a badge of pride.
And it could be illegal content someday.
Unlawful at best. Alright everybody hope you enjoyed the
show. Glad to thank you very much T Mobile for keeping most
of it gone with my non multi tasking iPhone. Lemon crest I'm
in for I actually am impresses. We're pretty well it's a very
good connection for you. And as I'm sure your discord alized
Comcast connection has something to do with it as well. You know,
I
switched over when you get disconnected just in case. Okay.
So on the backup sounds what it is, well, is it normal? Sounds
good.
So we have a little song as the final clip, end of show clip
from Sir Terry, and I'm coming to you today from FEMA Region
two and the Capitol. No in the heart of New York City. And the
morning everybody, I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm telling people
to go take the day off. It's Lincoln's birthday used to be a
holiday when I was a kid I'm John C. Dvorak we back
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kill bomb them. bomb them. We need to bomb them. We need to
kill them and bomb them again.
Bear with me all down upon arrival
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