What is the point of this messaging? It's bull crap. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, June 30 2016. And time once again for your Gitmo
nation media assassination episode eight, three. This is no
agenda, reading crappy books, so you don't have to and we're
broadcasting live from the capital the drone star saying
here FEMA Region six. I'm this award winning podcast in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm caressing the award,
the trophy, finally achieved. And John C. Dvorak, Raglan
Buzzkill.
Well, I know that to be factually untrue, because if we
want the trophy I believe we have to send money.
Yes, buddy, but he has to go there.
We have to send money right? But if
you want to take a trip
Money, money, money, I
thought you meant bunny, no
money. Now we got we got to say hey, screw that.
Congratulations, John.
Well, thank you. And congratulations to you. You're
the one that produces the show. So so expertly. I am so they
took the best producer award away I think really didn't even
see it on there. Really best produce that's produced I think
is not available. Well, because you would win it.
Thank you. Well, mainly, I want to thank our producers, the
actual producers of the show, which is everybody who is
listening and contributes with of course financial
contributions, information, insider info, artwork, sound
jingles, feedback. We don't call you producers for nuttin people.
So congratulations. Best news and politics podcast. And yeah,
it was crazy. I thought that this was going to happen next
week. Because I had to have, you know, be on Skype. And we even
sent in our BIOS, if you recall, after the show I sent in our
BIOS, we're gonna be on Skype. Yeah. And so I thought is next
week, all of a sudden, I hear people like, Oh,
congratulations. So go congrats to see the Podcast Awards. And
then oh, wait a minute. Podcast date, something falsification in
the voting process? Did you follow any of
that? No, tell me
this. So everyone's like, Hey, you want to know how can this
be? This makes no sense. So check it out. And see if there's
a big note. Every all the winners are on hold. Because you
know, there's some tool out there that bots were using, and
we can do this. We have to figure it out. Like oh my god,
there's this. There's fake voting going on in the Podcast
Awards. I'm shocked at tell you. And we know it's not our
producers, because our guys begging them to do it
for you. No one ever does it for us.
Oh, what's the point? They don't care.
But I am going to pick
their concern. We're already gold.
While this is true.
But anyway, and congratulations to all the other nominees. It
will just be nominated in that fine category. Was was honored
enough. Don't you agree, John?
Oh, yeah, that's right. What am I thinking?
It's so so interesting that people are saying, Oh, you're
gonna get so I haven't
won an award. For how long? It's almost been 10 years. Maybe.
Maybe
I only only have I have the Hall of Fame Award from the
Lifetime Achievement Hall of Fame. It's all Yeah, it's been
just time for you about this guy. He hasn't won anything.
Yeah. And everyone knows him. Hey, thanks.
Thanks for putting the buzzkill on my award. Okay. It's the
winner. Did you get that? Last year? He
said it was a different I agree. I agree. You deserve that award.
Because it was a pioneer. It was actually a Pioneer Award more
than it was Yeah. Okay. That pioneer awards, I think are
great because it's the guys who started the whole thing. They
never get credit. Most of the time they fall off, you know, at
some point like recently, when those guys from PBS started say,
well, we invented biassed course
of course. And Ricky Gervais is the pod father and we know how
it works. It's okay. It's okay. It doesn't bother me. It really
it really doesn't. But I
titled pod farther away from you. Yeah, that was that awards.
Fine. So you're that's a good award. Yeah. I'm thinking about
more when you're like 70. And they've noticed that this guy's
done a billion great movies, and he's never won a damn thing.
What are we going to do? We got to
we got to do something with him. Exactly. Well,
what an honor. Fabulous. Thank you so much. Thank you,
everybody who voted but more importantly, thank you all for
for doing it with us. And a number of emails came in people
saying oh, man, you and you're gonna get so much attention. Are
you insane?
I'd say a male No, I said to no back.
It's like, No,
you're gonna get alive as I said, Yeah, you are none and
three homeless. This exactly is pretty much about it.
Nobody? Well, I mean, I, in fact, a couple of years
ago, and they did these awards, I checked out, I started
checking out all the nominees and who actually won these
awards. Just to see maybe, well, maybe it'd be something good
here that
no, so it was all mainstream stuff pretty much. Well, yeah.
And not
only that, but either that, or it was just it wasn't, I hate to
say this, too, because a lot of people podcast, and except for
maybe five or six of these podcasts out of 1000s. Most of
them are hard to listen to, I find them not not entertaining
at all.
I personally believe a lot of that is because of the quality
of the audio. That's, that's, that's something I'm very anal
about. And I think it's,
there's an element of that. But if it was material was good, I
think it would at least make up a little bit for the somebody
said, somebody I know well, he started up a podcast recently.
And I went to check it out. And there's I think, three or four
episodes out, and it's all poorly modulated. And I realized
that this person had done a lot of broadcasting or done
podcasting of a sort. But it was all this stuff. We have 10
engineers and some guy Mike in our room, Mike and the person
up. And but it gets this versus never Mike the sales. So I tell
you the podcasts I suppose like this.
I wouldn't be making too many jokes today, because you sound
like you put your underwear over the microphone today. But that's
just a Skype normally, unfortunately.
I'm not, you know, over popping my PS or
no. And oh, as an aside, please do not email me with your better
VoIP solution. It's just not necessary.
I appreciate it. But they'll do that. Oh,
my God. Yeah, all the time. But they don't understand things
like latency. Yeah, we can make it sound dynamite. But it would
be like this in the morning,
John. In the morning to you, Adam. And how are you today? I'm
good, outstanding. That's pretty much what it would be. That's
not gonna work. Anyway, anyway, anyway.
Plenty of stuff going on today. Plenty of stuff. I'll tell you
what I did. And then you can start into where you want to
start. I got halfway through the Benghazi report, which is very
interesting. There's a lot of interesting things in there that
I think are important. We'll discuss that later and also
discuss it right off the top really?
Well then let's discuss the book I read, which came in yesterday.
You read a book I read a book.
Thanks. I read a book I placed a pre order on
on Amazon. And
want to see if I have this. Yeah, here it is. This is the
book crisis of character written by Gary J. Byrne, former
presidential Secret Service Officer.
Hold on one second. Now didn't this guy I gotta get this may be
the Mandela Effect. Here we go. Here we go. But I have this
sense that this book came out already, like two years ago. Or
was it just a different Secret Service guy, but there was some
secret service guy wrote a book. And it's got all these stories
in there about you know, the the ashtray or the vase that Hillary
tossed it, I believe hit him in the head. Yeah,
I believe that was the preamble to the book. And I don't know if
it came out then or not? I don't think so.
It was another book that came out. They had a different title.
And I got the sense it was by the same guy because I saw this
guy. Now that may be because Secret Service guys have a kind
of a similar look.
Yeah, well, no, he was he was a secret service uniform division.
So he always wore a uniform. It's interesting that that he
was from the Secret Service, uniform division, because these
are the guys that just stand next to the door all day long.
And they don't do and they just and they hear they hear they
gossip and they hear oh, yeah, they hear everything. So this
came in yesterday, I interrupted the Benghazi report, because I'm
sure we can do all that on Sunday, as more bull crap comes
out in the mainstream about it, and I'll give you the real
lowdown. So I read this in one day. It's now like I couldn't do
this. And I did it for you. And I'm very, very, very well. For
me. For you. Yes. And everybody else I'm very disappointed.
Here's well interesting you bring up the Vols story here is
Gary burn on Fox. I think it was with Megyn Kelly yesterday. Oh
the No it wasn't a in Cali,
the bay story is I came in one morning to go to work early came
in work out. And then as I headed over the post, I ran into
two house residents workers that were going home and they said,
Oh, you better go over and see your buddy. We had a problem
last night. So I went over to the mansion post on the ground
floor. And I said, What's going on here? Something happened.
They sit down, Mr. Mrs. Clinton had this horrendous fight. It
was so loud, that the staff people on the ground had walked
away, you know, from the elevator shaft, the sound was
coming down, and then they heard a crash. And then when it was
investigated, they saw a broken vase on the floor. Now this has
been reported to be not true that and they reported that a
lamp was thrown a lamp wasn't thrown a vase was the vase rose
on one side of the room, right and broken on the other side of
the
river, right? The vase sat on a long, oblong table that was on
the end, so it didn't live. I doubt it. So it looked like it'd
been launched and it was shattered and the way and then
the reason I know this is true, is because when I heard the
story after I heard it, having worked at the White House and
now know how the White House White House works, I knew if
something like that happened, where the where the debris would
be. So I walked down to the curators office and looked
inside the curators office. And there was a cardboard box with
the blue, blue, mostly blue and some white on Vega. I knew it
was true.
So this is how the book starts out and along with that,
apparently Hillary sock bill have a black eye during that
same fight. So let
me get this straight. This contentiously married couple,
who have a relationship of convenience of some sort. Maybe
crazy in love with each other early on, and then time passes.
Had a fight? Yeah, yeah, no, unbelievable. How can a man and
a woman do such a thing and
I want to say Donald Trump better stop saying that this is
the book that shows Hillary's not electable because it's just
not it's just not in here. What this is, there are a couple
pieces that are fun. I'm going to read from it. What this is,
is a guy saying Secret Service gets a bum rap. We work very
hard, we put our lives in danger. It's really a very angry
tome about the Secret Service and how they loved Papa bush.
Then Then when the Clintons came in, it's interesting to see the
attitude of the of the Democrats or that said the Clinton
Democrats perhaps, who are just coming in saying, Oh, I can see
just people with no pass all of a sudden that the pool with his
feet in the pool, and you can excuse me, you got a pass. I
don't need to pass his our house now and stuff like that. Now
this, of course, is all his experience and through the
filters, which he viewed all that but Hillary total. See you
next Tuesday. A total biatch according to him, Bill. Very
nice. Very cool, but they were so tired of covering up all the
girlfriends. And did we talk about Eleanor Mondale in this
because she was clearly one of one of Bill's girlfriend's when,
when he was Monica. Tell Tell all, so she died recently. She
died a couple years ago at 51 brain cancer. So this is the
daughter of the great was the Vice President Mondale
vice presidential candidate Mondo.
He was a presidential candidate actual presidential. Very high.
I don't think he was super hot. And now she's you know, this is
a problem I can't remember and most people can't. Who was the
vice presidential candidate for? Well, McCain, because it comes
up quite a few times. I would say who is the vice presidential
candidate of top of your head Romney.
Right. Oh,
vice presidential candidate for Romney? Yeah. I can't remember.
This is a common who was it? Who was it? I don't really know.
Because of the Mandela effect.
It was Ryan. I think it was Ryan.
What was it? Okay. All right. All right.
So let's just move on.
Just pointing this out. This is where everybody's coming in
second place. And you know, who lost a World Series in 1964?
You don't remember, it's Mandela Effect. Exactly. Exactly.
That's not typically.
So what this what this book attempts to do is to place up to
frame Hillary Clinton and the Clintons Beza team, as really,
people have horrible character. And this and the timing of this
book is interesting. In regards to the Benghazi report, when you
read in this crisis of character book, burn, saying they only
care about the optics and the political fallout from anything,
anything that's going on, it was only about the politics, not
about the American people. And in the Benghazi report, we now
know that there was a three hour meeting while people were
getting killed and they were talking about the optics and the
PA politics of it all and came up with this video live. But I
digress. A couple of things just to read through the book. Yeah,
just to read from the
I want to I want to stop you right now. And because I'm not a
fan of Hillary, and I probably I believe she's probably a grouse
and has other issues and she's probably mean to people. But
here's the thing that I'm going to there's no this is the my big
pet peeve about all this.
Should I have? Should I have the jingle ready?
No, no, it's not that kind of a pet peeve
where, oh, where is any
audio tape of any of her screaming or yelling or acting
like a crazy person? You know, in the government people
carrying around wires your phone using like others. There's a
number of good apps that can turn your your cell phone into a
beautiful recorder does a fantastic job of your tech once
in a while. You see a press conference guy's got his phone
held. Yeah, I
use it for my Uber. Well, there's no more Uber but I use
it to record stuff in the car. Sure. Well, do you think because
we have not heard it? And mind you saying that in the in when
the Clintons were in the White House? Oh, where is I will talk
about hold on when the Clintons were in the White House. We
didn't have iPhones. I just do want to point that out. No,
but you had recorders and not everything's being recorded left
and right.
Well, do you say are you saying because we've never heard a and
all this are we saying because we never heard it? It didn't
happen.
I'm not saying it didn't happen. I said I'd preface it with it
probably did happen. But still until the till the tape shows
up. I'm I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt. Okay,
maybe she cries all the time. I mean, you don't know what she's
screaming at people. No, no. So when she was over here at
Florida Lee to having lunch or I guess a dinner with all her
staffers, gangling women. She was very, you know, genuine says
she's just kind of keeps to herself. She doesn't even
orders. She just sits there on her phone looking at it. I mean,
she's, I don't know, I'd like to see some evidence of this. I
know, they're trying to goad her into into going nuts on the
stage, but they haven't done that well yet. I don't know. I
just don't know.
Um, so buying. So a couple a couple of things that are
interesting in the book. One is the ongoing, ever
interdepartmental feud between the FBI and the Secret Service.
There's a lot about that, and we know there's interdepartmental
strife. But the Clintons according to burn, do use the
FBI as their own personal little investigative unit. I'd
forgotten about this. This goes back to what's the guy's name?
Aldrich, I believe Aldrich. He was I think the FBI agent who on
behalf of the Clintons. And this came out later in the house
government reform and oversight committee that White House
office personnel and security had requested FBI to conduct
more than 900 Illegal background checks on his political
opponents. Do you remember that? Yep,
I'd forgotten about it.
And of course, we had the White House, the travel gate, I'd
forgotten about that too. Where Hillary wanted to fire everybody
and bring in her cronies. And so it's all just grape grape grape
grape grape. Interesting little passage in this book is, is
this. The first lady took a surprising liking to firearms,
especially a Thompson submachine gun, an original and an American
classic album. I've never shot one of those I'd love to Al
Capone's legendary Chicago typewriter. Well, Mrs. Clinton,
so they had one of these dog and pony show days and everyone
comes in you know, hey, this is what the Secret Service is. And
then of course it takes everybody to the gun range. With
Mrs. Clinton let loose a spray of man stopping 45 ACP round
into the paper, dirt and burns berms over outdoor one way
range. I thought you to rub it a maniacal laugh. She just smiled
ear to ear. Most newcomer women shy away but not her. If not for
the assault weapon ban she probably would have taken the
Thompson home with her. Her next shots zipped right into the
targets crotch. Everyone chuckled turned away or glanced
at the president. I could just see I can just see. We also
provided our visitors with a rifle breast of stock on a
sandbag and cited targets at 50 yards. The visitor had just had
to pull the trigger to hit the target. I was impressed with
Mrs. Clinton pulled the stock of the rifle onto her shoulder no
recoil can slam right into you but she knew what she was doing
high caliber rounds like the seven millimeter Remington
Magnum could snap a collarbone and he goes on how she had no
problem shooting whatsoever. Oh, that was I didn't know that
about her that she liked shooting guns kind of cool.
And then it surprised me.
Yeah. So what and this is a very politically charged book and
it's very disappointing the last three chapters take this
unsatisfied experience the guy had with the Clintons When it
sounds very odd, it's too does not sound presidential doesn't
sound great. It sounds like total a holes and total power
hungry, eight holes. And then he morphs that into, it's obvious
why she didn't do anything for Benghazi. So a politically
charged book not worth reading. Done. Sorry, I wish there was
something in there no smoking gun. Nothing.
I know, disappointing. I know. I know. I know. Well,
I had the sense that that was going on crisis of character.
Meanwhile, Meanwhile, back on the scene, as we talk about
character once again, and I really don't want to do the
Benghazi report today, I will just say that it's a fantastic
read is much better than this crisis of character. Because
they have all the witnesses that were shuttled off to Germany,
you'll recall, it wasn't just the four guys including the the
the ambassador, there was there were 30 people, and other people
got her to so all those interviews, although the people
are not identified only by what their function was, are also
interviewed.
Before you go there, I want to finish a little thing and that
thing you just did. Okay, I'm looking on Amazon right now.
There's actually about 20 of these books. Almost identical.
Oh, really?
Makes total sense. Yeah.
The question? Yeah. And the main, the main thing
is, the timeline. And the timeline is is really damning.
Because
on September again, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, on September, the
evening of September 11 12 1314. While she was there, we have
meeting notes internally, there was a three hour meeting, while
while they were while the Benghazi people were saying sand
helps and help. There are guys on the runway for four hours in
Spain, not believing for help. And they had this three hour
meeting. And there were 10 action points, five of which
were how do we explain this is because of that silly video.
That was
well, I'd be able to clip that I want you to continue this after
you hear the clip, because this is Charles Krauthammer. He
discusses the timeline. And I want to get this out of the way
so we can hear what you say, against what he just what he's
gonna say. Everybody wants
to talk about her role. She isn't one of the roles. But the
real story is here. The failure of the chain of command starting
with the President going to Secretary Panetta, and going
down to the Joint Chiefs, the President had a meeting with
Panetta and the Joint Chief of Staff commander add about five,
six o'clock, by seven o'clock they ordered. Apparently,
Panetta said this is Eastern Time, ordered everything be done
to help them. Nothing was done. Yeah. Until it was all over. But
here's the worst part. Would Cummings and other Democrats
will say it wouldn't have made any difference anyway. That is
completely irrelevant. The reason is yes, in hindsight, we
know they wouldn't have gotten there in time. But at the time,
they didn't know nobody knew when it was gonna end. And there
hasn't been ours. Yeah. 10 hours, 20 hours. How can you not
send help when the ambassador was missing?
But it's even bigger than that? How can the military not obey a
direct order from the Secretary of Defense, which he says was
backed up by the President and Secretary of State Clinton? How
can the military not obey that order? That should be the big
investigation
who defied it? I agree with you. The other is where was the
president during those six hours? He was he's in the
Situation Room nicely on camera during the bin Laden raid, which
is essentially out of his hands admitted he launched it. But yet
here in a situation that is changing, fluctuating requires
presidential or at least secretarial instructions,
nowhere to be seen. That's the scandal and that's what we don't
know. What's the difference at this point? Does it make
exactly difference at this point? Does it make well okay,
so I have not read enough of the report to have an answer on the
chain of command. The main thing is the cover up of whatever
happened, the end the the lies, and you're the top went out and
did all the Sunday news shows and said it's a video to video
to video, it's a video. In fact, this came up in the State
Department briefing yesterday just to make sure it had nothing
to do with the video.
Can you just say just what the essential facts are on the role
the video played in the attack?
I think it's nothing has changed. In the fact that we
have acknowledged before that our initial assessment took into
consideration what was happening elsewhere in the region. And
elsewhere, by
the way, is there they can continue to refer to Cairo.
Cairo in Benghazi, I wouldn't call that in the region,
would you?
No, I wouldn't. And I would also want to mention that as people
listen to toners, who this who is doing the talking, yeah, the
binder this guy's got this thing is like, these three inches
thick, and it's got these huge rings, huge. Have you ever heard
of an iPad or something, he is constantly flipping constantly
fiddling with it. Constantly. When he as he talks, he's going
from page moving to page or when he moves it back, then he's
moving it already. He's moving it back. And then he's thumbing
through the tabs. There's 100 of these tabs. Yeah. And he's
thumbing through it as and he's moving it over, and he's moving
it back in this thing is sitting off the desk, if it was any
bigger, it'd be blocking his head.
And that's why I have to cut out all the pauses in his answers,
or most of them, I tried to leave some images for, you know,
to give you the feeling of that he's struggling, but it takes
forever for him to flip through these tabs are in
the region, we had had protests in embassies, including Cairo,
including Khartoum. Based on this video, that had been
appeared on YouTube,
which in the report, the the demonstrations in Cairo was
reported as rocks and spray paint. So wasn't all that scary.
That was seen as as blaspheme against Prophet Muhammad. And so
I guess I go back to the fact that, and it's not just unique
to Benghazi, but you know, in any kind of situation like this,
it is hard to get all of the facts right away, and to present
them to the American people. And
in a way to present them to the American people in a way that
they'll they'll just carry on and not ask questions.
We, at the time did the best we could to convey the facts as we
knew them at the time to the American people,
which is a lie, because they knew just hours after the
attack, but it was a coordinated attack. So it's a lie. Just
to clarify, you no longer believe that the video played
any role in motivating these extremists armed or
I don't think we've ever been. To be honest, I don't think
we've ever been able to categorically that video played
no role,
as opposed to all the lies I just told you. Yes. This is a
funny thing to say, to be honest, the rest of it is by
the whenever someone says, I'll be honest with you, I say, Okay,
I'm going to discount everything you just said then people
usually go, Whoa,
I can't wait. As you go on here. We should at least have one
explanation. That's no agenda explanation for this is the only
thing that that makes sense. And when the when Krauthammer talks
about the President being out of action for six hours, it fit
actually falls right back into what we surmised from the get
go, which
we understood that there were it was 56 days before the
reelection of the president. They were worried Romney was was
doing pretty well. They were and they're already to the bogus
polls, according to the bogus polls. And this and this, this
is not of course in this report. But what we heard and understood
is they wanted to do a kind of a October surprise of the idea was
to have a kidnapping and then the President would show his his
dedication and his leadership and we would spring the
ambassador free from this from this hostage situation, which
was set up with guys from Tunisia. But instead some other
dudes showed up and everything went awry. Well
what happened was as to recall it, what would happen was there
was a concurrent CIA operation going on next door we didn't
know about they were selling guns, they were handling a gun
deal while this was going on at the same time, they did cry,
they did not communicate this to each other and so this thing got
all fouled up and you ended up with the dead you know, for dead
and dead Ambassador which is really pretty rare. And and
Hillary storming around during as she gets very angry about
this and she felt that somehow because she would be part of it,
that they screwed it up and so she was very side herself. And
this is this actually explains almost everything including the
stand down orders, which was because the standout sandbag,
we've got it we have an operation underway,
they thought it was everything was rolling the way it was
supposed to be. This was a known fact within Hillary's world for
sure. And I'm sure the President knew, too. He must
have. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he had to. And so and this thing went
sideways. And now you have and, and somebody in the Republican
side of the aisle, knows this. And that's why they keep they
keep bringing it back. They get they have investigation after
investigation, trying to get somebody to crack or those guys
that disappear, that ones that were rousted immediately shipped
out of the country, right, which I'm sure was addressed in there.
Anyway, you can continue I just thought we should. We have new
listeners we have I think we have the nun and the in the
homeless that are now listening, because we got nominated won an
award. So I wanted to make sure they knew what Hey, none,
hey, none in the morning to you none. Yeah, and we got this from
pretty reliable sources, you know, as reliable as they can
be. But it does fit into everything. And it makes a lot
of sense. They were running scared at the time we were doing
the show, I remember the vibe to categorically
say that the video played no role. But what I think we have
been able to say is that this wasn't a demonstration going on.
Right. This was a coordinated attack.
So you don't believe the video was was the motivating factor
for this for this attack? I'm not getting into too, right. I
can't
say. Yes, yes. Yes, we've said that before. I can't say that.
It was not. Anyway, played no role, but I just I was sorry to
be I just want to say cattleman Rahman, Hamid, I know role
play a role. The role I played was in the play. Yes. Yeah. I
was just gonna say, that's a roll a roll. It was it was a
part of the whole bull crap scenario. And that's his role,
and he can't deny it.
Yes. What is interesting, what is interesting here is that
there's something else that just happened yesterday, which I
don't think has gotten a lot of news play. But the questions
were certainly being asked in the State Department this time,
Elizabeth Kennedy Trudeau has to answer the question. This is may
what it comes down to is the illegal guns and men. There's a
lot going on with this administration and gun running
and giving guns to people, you know, whether it's Mexicans,
which we'll get to later, you know, smuggling them over the
border illegally, trying to entrap people, or whether it's
selling them out of out of the CIA annex to, to the Libyans.
This just happened in Jordan. And here's the exchange, and
wow, they're freaking out now.
Like there was a joy to Elvis era New York Times report,
rather, I should say New York Times Alpha zero report,
alleging that some members of the Jordanian intelligence
structure may have taken weapons intended for rebels fighting
against the Assad regime and sold those weapons on the black
market. What is this building's reaction? What conversations has
it had with the Jordanian government? We all know that
weapons turn up on the black market all the time, but given
the complexity of the situation in Syria, it does raise some
alarm bells.
Okay, so thanks for the question. We have no comment. On
that report. There is an ongoing investigation,
investigation on investigation. Do we need the hot Russian
remains committed to Jordan security and stability? And
we're proud to stand side by side with Jordan in the global
counter ISIL coalition. But on that particular report, there's
an ongoing investigation. I just can't speak to it. Ross
is not coming either on its COVID transfers of weapons and
yet it is a US government policy. Who else should we ask
about this?
This is a very good question. I bill like the hot Russian chick
whose name we can't remember. But she's saying this No,
no, we can remember it. We just can't pronounce it. Okay.
This seems to be policy of the US. And we know it's policy.
Iran Contra. This is policy and a usually doesn't work out well.
So it was policy with Iran contract and
Fast and Furious fast. I mean, holder, a lot of people feel
they had to quit and kind of get out of town. Did you
know that one of the guns used in the Paris terrorist attack?
was one of the guns from Phoenix from from Fast and Furious from
the gunrunning.
No, yes.
Yeah. That's a long way to go for a gun judicial GaNS having a
time of his life.
They had a report of investigation if they had a see
the case against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco firearms. They
track the gun and one of the guns using the Paris attack was
tracked back to one of the gun running operations in Phoenix
who were sanctioned to sell guns illegally. Good work. Good work.
Okay. We continue. As I said,
I have no comment on that. Well,
more of a policy with these weapons potentially ending up in
the hands of extremists. Is it a consequence that the US is
willing to accept in order to prop up rebel forces in Syria
as it's an ongoing investigation? I just don't have
a comment on that. It's a
policy. It's not it's not the only red flag out Attention
attention. We should have Matt asked a question there. For
example, last September, the Pentagon acknowledged that the
Syrian rebels that it trained gave at least a quarter of their
weapons cache to almost red flag. So there has to be for the
US to stop arming rebels.
So we're gonna leave it where I left it. You had a question?
Who's doing the investigation? It's actually an interagency
investigation, but the State Department is contributing.
She's rolling out to valley Garcia talked a little bit like
up talking and she does some local fraud. So what
So what are the other agencies? Yeah, I
can't speak to all that. I can't speak to that agencies, but it's
multiple US agencies were contributing information.
Well. One thing just, I mean, the White House was just asked
about this in their briefing, right. I believe they were.
Yeah. You know, what they did? They refused to comment on No,
no, they referred to questions to the State Department and to
the FBI.
So it's not even coordinated job. complete disarray. That's,
that's one thing we've learned over these last seven years.
They don't what these guys don't talk to. So that's why the
Benghazi thing went south. Exactly.
So in on this, I'm saying there's an ongoing
investigation, you won't you won't even say who's doing the
investigation. It's my understanding the interagency
it's multiple government aid. I don't have a rundown of who
exactly. If I have anything more, we'll come back to you on
that.
I'm gonna hold my breath. How long should I hold it?
Probably not until the end of the briefing. Okay,
so shut up slave. We're not going to tell you anything.
Nothing at all. Now, here's what I think should happen because
this is the woman who showed up early on the in the in the
Benghazi fracas. And that is the mother of Sean Smith, Patricia
Smith, who was at the coffin, the casket ceremony at the
airport with the with Hillary Clinton. And we know this is 10
days after everything happened. And she leans over and says,
Don't worry, it's this video, we're going to get to the bottom
of it. And this woman is dynamite. I think she is the
smoking gun. But she's a loose cannon, and someone needs to
rein her in. And if I were Donald Trump, and I was going
after Clinton, that were this, this woman needs to be, you
know, bring her in, put her on Xanax, give her the script, and
she'll be great, because otherwise she's not that great.
You personally spoke with Hillary Clinton. She said she
would get back to you and she never did.
That's correct. I spoke to her at the coffin ceremony. And she
told me what she told me within about five feet of my son's
coffin, and she lied to me then. And she said, we will get you
answers. And then you have never heard back from her or her team.
No, no, actually, she told me that it was the fault of the
video. And I said what video? I didn't know anything about a
video that she says it was a it was a video that caused all of
this. And if it's any different, she will get back to me. I have
not heard from her other than to hear I come back over there to
the stage. And they tell me, we cannot tell you. You are not a
member of the immediate family. And to this day, people of
America this is still what your your country does to you. She
still has not spoken to me or anybody but her group telling me
what happened. I'd like to see her in stripes. I think
I talked to Johnny that talk to Tom Ford. He agrees she'd look
dynamite and stripes. Did
they take what? They're vertical? Yes. Exactly.
I guess what she told the committee I haven't seen the
report that I guess what she told the committee is all her
words. And nobody's questioning anything. This is crazy. It was
her department. Her area. And when she talked to me, she said
she didn't know anything about it. Now tell me if it's her
department. Why didn't she take care of the situation? Patricia?
We're gonna keep in touch.
I thank you Meantime,
do
something makers did what she did. Please do something. Don't
just talk Don't just listen to her. Question It make make her
say something. mil have her call me. I'm still waiting. Hillary.
I'm waiting for what you promise me. All I heard was you getting
on TV, calling me a liar. That's not true. Hillary. I am not the
liar. You are the liar.
Yeah. So there's nothing like a troubled mom but they really got
to do somewhere there if they want to make it useful.
You know, back to the guns in was it Lebanon or rejoin Jordan?
Since the administration is so notorious for having, you know,
slipping guns to whoever, you know, the Fast and Furious was a
gun running operation. And we discussed this another for
newcomers and Mazal. Give you some background. We discussed
this on the show there was a guy that was a Sinaloa Cartel guy
arrested and it showed up in Chicago. Yes, it was there was a
deposition and a request from from the his lawyer to get some
information from the government in Washington, DC. And he
outlined the entire scheme. In his
testimony. He says there's a deposition deficit lawyer
deposition, this was a
large request for the for, for documents he was looking for he
was doing discovering that he made this I think the commentary
came out then our it could have been on a deposition from the
criminal himself that the thing was that the US government is
working with the Sinaloa Cartel to make them the one and only
gang in charge of all the drugs, because that way, they're easier
to control by us. And so is a scheme another one of our
massive schemes are doing constantly
and we're good at it usually, but this was not good. This
we're gonna see
any evidence it would this group is good at it. Anything. No, but
so that was it was and this was this was documented is
available. I think we even had links to it in one of the
newsletters, and you could read it yourself. And it was getting
everybody always fight
me. Sorry. What'd you do?
I just spilled coffee all over my shoulder. It was a stuffed,
no, no, keep going. Keep going. Just
okay. So anyway, so they had this, this came out. And this is
also has something to do with Guzman, getting you know,
escaping prison every so often as part of it. And it was a very
elaborate thing. And it made a lot of sense. I'm now thinking
that these guys supposedly selling these guns that was
targeting there, the guns were supposed to go to some rebel
group in Syria and these Jordanians got a hold of them
and now they're selling them. I'm thinking that was
intentional.
Oh, hello. That's why hot Russian shake says it's its
policy. Yes, it's policy. It's all.
And here's what I here's the way I would, here's the way
I would write it. Hey, we
got we got a bunch of disgruntled guys here that
working in an intelligence and doing counterintelligence. And
they keep asking for a raise, is there any way I had a great idea
to get us some guns, let them put them out on the open market
and just collect some money? You're gonna give them a you
know, like five grand apiece, it'll satisfy their needs?
Because we can't afford giving him a raise unless you want to
give us more money.
Oh, yeah. Okay, no problem.
Yeah, we'll get we got a whole shipment going out, which is
really just read to resend it over to you guys. Silly
it's Well, I think a lot of this stems from when we may touch on
this later, a lot of it stemmed from the fact that we do not
have the congressional approval for this for war. And so that's
why it's no boots on the ground. Well, I meant like, you know,
really like a 10,000 military boots, not just boots on the
ground? Well, you know, we're not really doing anything, we're
just leading and training it because it's completely
unconstitutional. What's taking place, I believe somewhere, I
have to look, I'm going to have a clip. That's either Obama or
it was Hillary Clinton, who were saying, you know, we we need to
go to Congress, and we need to get them to buy in, you know,
you really gotta get sign off on it, because they in order to
really launch the war, you can't just keep using the old
authorization of use of military force. And so to circumvent
that,
which has nothing to do with any of the things we're doing
now, but to cert but to circumvent that. Yeah, we give
it to friendly rebels, and we train them we say there, shoot
there. And that usually, you know, doesn't miss. It doesn't
end well.
Well, I had one, there's one clip that I took from the toner
press conference.
And I want to play it because I didn't realize I listened to the
whole thing. It was I couldn't get any clips on I heard that
when you played in I wasn't that thrilled. Because I went on too
long. But, but I did notice something the third time he said
it. And he may have said it long, because after this, I just
gave up on him. But the third time, he said I said wait a
minute, there's you don't keep repeating yourself over and over
and over about something unless it's in your craw. And there's
and it has something to do with something that could be
misinterpreted. Or, you know, I mean, there's some reason for
this. And this is this what clip is this is the Department of
State Benghazi uniforms. This is the third time he brought this
up and now I'm gonna explain in more detail what is what the
problem was.
You don't want to get into I don't want to speak but in part
four Every defense and whether it's equities, all I'm trying to
say is and there was this not even veiled allegation at the
press conference this morning that somehow they were kept on
hold because of the uniform issue is just incorrect. But I'm
dressing
that was yes. Yes. That was in the report that the guys on the
runway we're waiting to take off. And the report states, they
change, they're in and out of the uniform four times. Not
quite sure what that means. But that's what I read in the
report. Oh, they
were if you remember, we had another event. That probably
some months back where a guy testified that he or they had
this guy they were wearing local uniforms from the from some
brigade and there was some kick ass curd brigade. And the they
were wearing these curd uniforms. Our guys were wearing
colored uniforms, and then it got Erawan all bent out of
shape.
The YPG uniforms. Yes, yeah, yeah, remember that? Of course.
So there's something going on with the uniforms. And I didn't
need when toner first. When he first brought up and I didn't
pay attention to his first commentary, it was took me the
third time to pick it up. He says, he says that there was a
question asked in the earlier part of an earlier press
conference, and some reporter accused them of stalling and
dicking around while they were changing uniforms. And every
time toner talked about and it was and this was the third time
he just heard. He got more elaborate in what he said. If
you parsed it, he said, I can assure you and is bogus. And
there's no truth to it, that there was no uniform issue that
caused the delay.
Well, thank
you. You just proved our point,
which just said to me that they weren't changing uniforms, but
they wasn't causing a delay because they were probably doing
it in flight. It was
a standout. No, according to the report, it was on the on the
tarmac there in the plane changing uniforms in the plane.
Yeah, so it's not causing a delay. So he's all bent out of
shape about this is the this guy is going to be a real problem
for the State Department. Because what he's done he for
one thing, he brings it to the fore, because he got my
attention after he kept going on about it. It brings it to the
fore and then because what he's he's picky about not the
changing of the uniforms, but that had caused the delay
mistake. So so he's taking a look. And he's he's parsing his
parsing a scenario and missing the main point of it because of
some inaccuracy in the interpretation. This guy is this
guy is no good. You can't do that.
He's a tab Turner That's all he's good at tab turning the
minute he has to improvise smoke comes out of his ears.
And so he was very interest I want to emphasize there was no
delay. There was any made it's it was just terrible the way he
handled it. And yeah, so apparently what we're doing over
there, we're doing stuff that is, by international law,
extremely illegal, you can't be wearing the enemy's, you know,
suit, you can't wear the uniform of of the enemy or whatever you
were doing or looking
like I did, I did get some feedback on that from some of
our our producers, our military producers. And what they said
is, although doubtful, this happens on the battlefield is
often when when they meet a group or from a different
country, they will swap patches, and they'll they'll put someone
else's patch on and then they'll give their patch and those guys
will put but that's more like a base hanging around. It's kind
of like swapping shirts at the end of a soccer game.
Like challenge coin.
Yes. Like a challenge. Exactly. It's a challenge coin.
Precisely. Precisely.
Yeah, but that doesn't sound like what's going on. Oh, I
know. But that is just giving you what could come back.
Yeah, that would be the that's what toner was, you know, that's
Yeah, yeah, that could come out as what they were doing when it
appears doesn't look like that to me. So it's all part of this
illegal war. I mean, we can do Yeah, we do all kinds of illegal
stuff. And I think like passing the guns of the Jordanians. You
know, wink wink nudge nudge would really not be tolerated in
in an actual war. No, no.
But again, Sunday, I'll have read the whole report. I'll have
a marked up and we'll have the no agenda take on it, which
always includes something that the mainstream is missing,
obfuscating or just you know, they have this book. I guarantee
you not a single person who is going to interview with this guy
has read the book.
It sounds like a boring book. Sure,
but I still guarantee you no one read it or that's what we do. We
do that. So I will read and it's not 100 page. It's 799 of the
big Ozzy revealed
too long, telling me TLDR
now, there was lots of other exciting stuff. mainly CIA
Director Brennan was at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Okay, stop right there. Because I want to put this in. Brennan
was not at the Council of Foreign Relations. He was
everywhere. And one of the places he was was the Council
for relations. He was on CBS. He was on 60 minutes or 60 minutes
a couple of weeks ago. He was on CBS. He was on duty, interviewed
him on on news or he was out on he was on a row duty.
We interviewed him with a q&a at CFR as well.
While she was also sitting at a desk with him in some little
office. She this was out of control Brennan, it was
everywhere. And I just kept seeing him every I'm looking for
clips. And I'm going to one thing to Brennan again. At the
end. He's his head is back and he's looking down his nose. At
Judy, when she when he's sitting across from her. And I just
something going on. Something going on, maybe it's a maybe
it's a message to Trump, hey, we're here to if you want to
chat. I mean, I just kept I saw way too much of him. He's the
head of the CIA, he doesn't have anything else to do. Well, I'd
like to play a few clip from the CFR speech, because I thought he
was saying some very interesting things. Now, of course, you
know, be spoke about the ISIS, and we'll, we'll get to that.
But he had a couple of interesting topics, the things
we should be very afraid of in America.
So what else is there besides terrorism, global instability,
cybersecurity, and nuclear proliferation? Well, I
don't know. Is there anything else besides we're all going to
die? Stop,
stop for a second. This I, if anyone's listened to show for
more than 100 episodes, they know I bring this up. I don't
bring it up all the time. But I bring it up once in a while and
his cadence, the way people speak and you can tell what
office are working in and knew who also speak because they you
pick up a milieu characteristics of the milieu in the milieu,
like for example, with the Delta torps that were in this many of
them that work inside the White House, they all have the same
exact cadence and it's pretty much epitomized by Susan Rice.
And I brought this up before with other guys and I think
they're either in the agency or or they're working out of out of
some milieu that makes him sound like the like. Meet the beaver.
The Beaver kid talks with this funny cadence and it's such a
kind of a fast talking but they may
Leave It to Beaver Is that what you're talking about? Yeah, Lee
I'm
sorry yeah, Leave It to Beaver I forgot the exact name but Leave
It to Beaver has this the main character Luke kid has this
funny way of talking and it says it's like he really is a lousy
actors are where you have to conclude it. But there's a bunch
of people working in the agency and elsewhere that talk like
this and Brennan is the worst example at the moment. And
you'll hear anyone's remembers that all show that they will
there they will hear this The Beaver in his voice
well let's listen to a little bit of the beaver then I think
we can probably find something to play for a moment and we go
it's it's working out
starting Barbara cook inside
cooking or whenever we cook outside. You're always doing how
is that?
It's it's almost it but it's close. And it's and this is the
really bad acting because of the style. Oh,
well they bad acting. Let's just keep it at that. Brennan, the
bad actor that listen
to Brandon's cadence. And you'll hear you'll hear this cadence in
other meal use but I think most of them come from the CIA. So
there's a bunch of people in the CIA that talk like this.
So what else is there besides terrorism, global instability,
cybersecurity and nuclear proliferation? That worries the
CIA director and keep CIA officers busy around the clock
and around the globe?
No notice notice the spacing. Yep. And it's like the beaver
does the same thing. Is this funny spacing. In fact, that
clip you played with the beaver had this. This pregnant pause
between something within the same
kind of a staccato choppy cadence? Yeah.
Well, as a liberal arts guy from the baby boomer generation, the
rapid pace of technological change during my lifetime, has
been simply dizzying. Moreover, as we have seen with just about
every scientifically forward, new technologies often carry
substantial risks to the same degree that they hold tremendous
promise. Nowhere other stakes higher for our national security
than in the field of biotechnology. Ah, recent
advances in genome editing that offer great potential for
breakthroughs in public health, are also cause for concern,
because the same methods could be used to create genetically
engineered biological warfare agents. And though the
overwhelming majority of nation states have tended to be
Rational enough to refrain from unleashing a menace with such
unpredictable consequences. A sub national terrorist entity
such as ISIL would have few compunctions and wielding such a
weapon.
Oh, I still got the genetically modified bear mosquitoes Nady
the scope of the biothreat as well as potential measures to
mitigate it were laid out very clearly last October in the
bipartisan report or the Blue Ribbon study panel on bio
defense, chaired by former Senator Joe Lieberman and former
homeland security secretary Tom Ridge. As with the cyber threat,
the international community's response to this issue lags
behind the technology driving it. Effectively countering this
danger requires the development of national and international
strategies, along with the consensus of the laws, standards
and authorities that will be needed.
Hmm. Okay.
So bio genetically modified very dangerous. Now he's going to
talk about another danger. This is all about dangerous. So
all the stuff we're working on. Apparently, you have no idea
giving away the store here because you know, oh, yeah, ISIS
is working on genetically modified organisms so they can
kill us all. Yeah, yeah. Well, it's world themselves up. What
is the business of gone?
There's a much there's a much greater risk to entire nation
states, John. But first, Brennan is going to crack a little joke.
As former
Defense Secretary and CIA Director Bob Gates is fond of
saying, when intelligence officers smell flowers, they
look around for a coffin. That remains a pretty good depiction
of our intelligence mindset.
I smell flowers must be a dead person. Nearby is another
little thing. I've noted, Brannon, and there's a few other
guys. When they talk about the CIA, they say CI, so yeah,
yeah, there's director of because he's Director of Central
Intelligence. He doesn't have to say agency. Right, right.
But nobody else does that. I'm going to start doing it.
That will make everyone suspicious. Now,
if I give you three guesses, what is the biggest weight of a
large danger to any nation
cyber? No,
that's well, yeah, I'm sure but he already handed we already
heard what he talked about. So it's not cyber. It's not ISIS,
it's what is the most dangerous thing.
Lack of compassion.
One example. Again, taking a page from the biotech and life
sciences sectors, is how a wide range of breakthroughs that
potentially could extend life expectancy, such as new methods
of fighting cancer, and a greater understanding of the
aging process could reinforce the trend toward older
populations and advanced nations. Some of the world's
leading economies, and even the lesser economies could face even
stronger headwinds from having significantly larger proportions
of retired people. And older people relative to working age
citizens. Old people are gonna kill us. Yes,
the old people kill the aged, get rid
of them. We can't have you outliving your your your useful
life. Eliminate them.
What is he saying?
He's saying because of technological advances in
science and medicine, people will become very old and they'll
drag everything down
to the crowd and get rid of the world what he's saying is
persons of ages Yeah,
hello, old person. But now ladies and gentlemen, this has
to be my favorite clip. Because it justifies justifies just I'll
just say it justifies. Are you familiar with sai Mr. Dvorak?
Sad Apple interface.
Another example is the array of technologies, often referred to
collectively as geoengineering. that potentially could help
reverse the warming effects of global climate change. One that
has gained my personal attention is Stratospheric Aerosol
injection is a is a method of seeding the stratosphere with
particles that can help reflect the sun's heat in much the same
way that volcanic eruptions do. Those in Sai program could limit
global temperature increases, reducing some risks associated
with higher temperatures and providing the world economy
additional time to transition from fossil fuels. This process
is also relatively inexpensive. I hear what
he said very important, he said it would give us time to
transition away from fossil fuel. So this is happening. This
team
know anything about who's really behind a lot of up, you know,
who's running the country besides the CIA? I don't think
oil companies I think he
doesn't care as the CIA.
He's not going to be there for long with this attitude.
So as we transition away from fossil fuels, the addition of
the President's words, this will give us ample time To do so by
spraying aluminum and barium and all kinds of crap in the in the
stratosphere, what could possibly go wrong? And and John,
it's cheap.
This process is also relatively inexpensive. The National
Research Research Council estimates that a fully deployed
sai program would cost about $10 billion yearly, what are
we waiting for? What are we waiting for? To get it going
already? Oh, that's right, you're already doing it. Yeah.
as promising as it may be moving forward on sai would also raise
a number of challenges for our government and for the
international community, garbage government, his government, the
government, on the technical side, greenhouse gas emission
reductions would still have to accompany sai to address other
climate change effects, such as ocean acidification, because sai
alone would not remove greenhouse gases from the
atmosphere. On the geopolitical side, the technology's potential
to alter weather patterns and benefit certain regions of the
world at the expense of other regions could trigger sharp
opposition by some nations. And we
know from 1978. That was then Cohen, I think, was secretary of
defense. He said, We need to get on this ship. Other countries
are doing weather modification. That is not good if we're not
all all in and onboard. And of course, of course, it's,
you know, I'm fascinated by the fact that he'd go into this in
the first place. Obviously, he has a scientific background.
He said he's liberal arts. Oh, wait, let
me let me look, he's got a BA in Political Science, which, by the
way of all the no offense to everyone out there, it's gotten
a BA in Political Science, but it's weak, like a BA in
sociology, not much going on there. He received a BA in
Political Science from Fordham in 1977. His studies included a
junior year abroad, learning Arabic, well, good for him, and
taking Middle Easterns Yes, he
speaks Arabic fluently multiple dialects, multiple dialects
in the field, could trigger sharp opposition, what
he also received a master's degree in government and
concentration in Middle East Studies. So he's a Middle East
expert, he's not a climate expert,
doesn't matter. He's just telling what's going on this is
happening, he wouldn't be talking about it if it wasn't
already happening. This is not just pie in the sky.
ends of the world at the expense of other regions could trigger
sharp opposition by some nations. Others might seize on
sai as benefits and back away from their commitment to carbon
dioxide reductions. And as with other breakthrough technologies,
global norms and standards are lacking to guide the deployment
and implementation of Sai. And other geoengineering.
Another committee, yeah, well, I
think with chemtrails, baby, it was it's all it's gonna happen.
This I've been saying for years, and here we go. Yeah, he's
saying chemtrails is part of the population control who says
it's not?
I say it's now okay. There's too
much of a mixing effect. You can't, unless everything can be
taken to parts per trillion. This can have no effect on
anyone.
And you have some reason to believe any government gives two
craps about their population. I'm sorry, I'm a little too
cynical. Control the population. Well, that's why you spray stuff
the controls and like bugs. Final one, Jesus, here she is
with Judy, during the q&a. Just a little joke, I thought was
kind of cute that he was saying
this and what is your what's the level of communication between
the your agency and Iran? I don't communicate with Ron.
There's zero. I do not enter any interaction, not personal.
I do not have any interaction.
And here are the elites Hall. We all know CI the CI we all know
you're great. You're everywhere. You kill people in the middle of
the night.
any formal liaison relationship or engagement with with Iran
does the agency the agency does not?
Okay. Formal
I can't understand what this talking about with what would
who?
Okay. She says Do you have any formal contact with Iran? And
he's saying nope, nope. I do not have formal confidence. He's
making a joke. He's trying to be coy about the fact that we're
spying on everyone.
He says Iran is not like said, Ron,
the agency does not formal intelligence.
Maybe somebody out here can phrase it better. And phrase it.
President Asaad
we know the Iranians very well.
Just saying
Dig, Dig
just on Iran for a moment. If I didn't play the clip, was it
last week? I think Boeing sold a whole bunch of planes to Iran.
Yes. So that's part of as part of the deal And this is
confusing to people. How is it that we're giving for the first
time apparently in history, we are allowing sales to a nation
state that sponsors terrorism, I think is the term.
That fact the over the this, since the last show, there's
been a number of discussions about Iran. And they always say
the largest, they make a point of this, or it's the largest
largest Nate, they're number one in sponsoring terrorism.
Well Was he is John Kerry. And of course, I had to clip out all
the silences and pregnant pauses, explaining how this
works is
they're a terrorist organization in another country that's being
supported by Iran. So you're absolutely we're gonna call them
on it, we're gonna absolutely stay focused on
that. We're going to shame you. We're going to call you out.
Shame, shame, shame, shame.
But at the same time, we're trying to move the process
thoughtfully. And doing business is one of the best ways to
create interests, a vested, you know, purpose, if you will, in
furthering transformation. It's complex, folks.
It's complex. This is for the elites to do, folks. Folks, if
you don't under just because you don't understand doesn't mean
we're not doing the right thing, folks.
It'll purpose if you will, in furthering transformation. It's
complex, folks. Not every I so
hold on for a sec. You know, there's so much Obama does this
too. But it's part of the milieu again, it is folks adding folks,
I think from now on everyone out there, and you and myself, we
should all suffer when you hear the word folks. He's actually
saying idiots is just kind of like Mr. Robot where every time
he sees this B Corp ceases and misses the evil corporation. It
just sees it everywhere evil corporation. So from now on,
when you hear folks
just think
that dumb idiots dumb and stupid idiots, cannon fodder, grass
leader doing
this, folks? And when Obama says, well, the folks out there
with idiot idiot, what are you saying? Yeah, I think you're
right.
It's transformation.
It's kind of let and I love the transformation, transformation.
Transformation. It's complex folks. Not every I mean, issues
in foreign policy, don't always if they lend themselves to, you
know, just right and wrong, black and white, simple line,
you draw it, you're often wrong. The distinction between the
plains and the other things is, I think, trying to draw a line
that threads the needle, that's a very difficult needle to
thread, but very important in order to have a transformation
that doesn't send you down the road to a needless
confrontation, or to misunderstanding or to lost
opportunity. Are
you telling me you're going to fit that head through the eye of
the needle? I don't think so. Thread the needle. People really
by this I guess they do. I just they do it's like I guess they
don't I don't know what to say about that. Read that. Read the
news.
Nothing, by the way, that was just that was like, give me a
minus one for that clip. There was nothing he didn't say shit.
So now there was only about if the only okay, you give me a
minus one. But it was the thing that was interesting was he said
it's complicated, folks. That was the whole reason for the
clicker
that was that was worth the trip? I'd say Well, yeah, I'll
I'll reverse and give you a plus one on the minus one. So you're
back to neutral. Okay, then I'll continue. But I will remind you
and and people listen to the show that you promised. I don't
know about a year ago that you would never because of one
incident that we had on the show
while I'm lying because I'm gonna do another one for you.
Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm gonna do another one. From the same. The
speech is short, short, but then I have a counter clip to that.
It's a package.
So the what was really interesting in light of the
Ataturk Airport attack, which we should probably talk about after
the break. All right, is that it was categorize by many in the
administration, as a desperation, you see, because
we're, we're hammering we're slamming, we're obliterating.
We're decimating ISIL. So they're so desperate, they're
blowing stuff up.
It has been more than one year since Dash was actually launched
a full scale military offensive. And that's because our coalition
is moving forward relentlessly on every front. Now, yes. You
can bomb in the airport. You can blow yourself up. Yeah, that's
the tragedy. Yeah, dash and others like it know that. We
have to get it right 24/7 365 They have to get it right for 10
minutes. Oh, an hour. Oh, so it's a very different scale. And
if you're desperate, and if you know you're losing desperate,
you're losing oil you want to give up your life, then
obviously do some harm. Now, obviously, let me be blunt,
blunt, please, taking out dash is only one part of this
struggle. We have to as a nation, and particularly a
congress and an executive, come together to engage in a far more
comprehensive effort against the forces that make terrorism a
global, not just a regional threat.
And this is the end and I want to play a counter to play the
counter first and then I'll tell you what I think about what he
just said, because he said right there, we need to work with
Congress, what he's calling for, is for an extended or new
Authorization for Use of Military Force or god forbid, we
could actually have Congress say, Okay, go to war with ISIS.
ISIL is dashed wherever you want it to be. It's because according
to John Kerry, they're desperate and they're on the run. Let's go
to Mike McCaul who was an on the Oversight Committee for Homeland
Security like
to know if you feel like the Secretary of State, that ISIS is
desperate and they're losing. That's why they're doing things
like this.
You know, they they've said they're on the run for many
years. And, you know, they're not Brian, that's the fact of
the matter. I think the airstrikes have ramped up
external operations, which is what you're seeing now, both in
Turkey and you saw him in Europe. You're seeing them in
the United States. This is an unprecedented pace of terror in
modern times. So to say they're on the run is absolutely defies
reality. I was just in Cairo, in Egypt in up in the Sinai
province for buying some rugs. ISIS is very heavy, Tunisia,
Libya, they are expanding beyond the caliphate now into northern
Africa. So they are not on the run. They're on the rise.
Well, gee, that doesn't quite corroborate. And this is, I
believe that remember, Turkey is a NATO member, Article Five, and
this is a ramp up. We hear Kerry saying we need Congress to help
us out. We have no claim for the airport at the adatok Ataturk
Airport attack. We have no claim from ISIS, but it has all the
holes of ISIS, all the hallmarks of ISIS, dude, this is what ISIS
does all the hallmarks of ISIS. Now, Turkey is funding ISIS.
Turkey sends weapons to ISIS. This was obviously PKK whichever
Oh, wasn't PKK they only attack military targets bullcrap. But
they were there was a false flag or not, I don't care what the
result is. We're going to see maybe this week even depending
on what else pops up in the news, we're going to see the
United Nations NATO initiative saying hey, wait a minute, we
have ISIS now attacking one of our nation, another one of our
of our but another one of our member states. We have to invoke
Article Five and we have to get some new stuff going on in
Congress.
I'm not completely subscriber this thesis, okay. I don't see
any reason why can't be ISIS because I know that the the
Turks have stopped or disallowed a lot of the stuff they used to
do for ISIS. And now and now they're apparently especially a
recent bombing, coordinated by both the Americans and the Turks
may have put ISIS in a conflict situation with Turkey. And so
I'm not completely convinced that this is a PKK thing. I know
that they did go out of their way to mean the Americans in
analysis went out of their way to say is ISIS, ISIS, ISIS,
right? But the problem, of course, is that neither PKK or
ISIS have actually come out and said anything that was that that
I know of which
which would say maybe was, we know if it's ISIS, Rita Katz
would have the info boom, like, hey, we have video, we found
something on it
that still, you know, they take a while to produce these things.
They're very slow.
But usually, it's like we found a link on a jihadist website.
And they don't even provide the link just here's the tech. So
I'm very, very skeptical.
We'll let this play couple of the clips I have collected on
this airport thing. But since you went over to the airport
somehow I don't know how even transit I
transition from carry into air into Turkey. I'm good.
Yeah, you are. You're great, folks. Thanks.
So let's start with the background or, I'm sorry, the
background or that is
background and a concern here in the US. You think it's
absolutely time to do something and they've
achieved success. They've achieved what they wanted max
number of casualties, world attention, and an economic
impact on airports. And that's their goal. There
had been nearly 60 Airport attacks in just the past year,
most in Europe after okay and Asia not one in North America,
but some security experts do worry about us built up check
and stop the rest of it.
I hear where you're going Of course.
Now of course there's they make the point that there's never
been an attack in an American airport and they make it they
make the point kind of in kind of in the face of an attack and
an American airport if you remember from two or three years
ago they've been the Los Angeles Airport was attacked by a bunch
of maniacs one
guy one guy not a bunch of maniacs one.
Well, yeah, it was one guy. But you know the only one guy
attacked the Orlando thing and that was like considered a
horrible event. That was a I got a clip about that later. That's
very funny. But if we're gonna go with the thesis that no
airports ever been attacked under any circumstances, which
is what they kind of said there why are we worried about any of
this? And even one guy was pretty much taken care of by the
local guys the security guys and we don't even know if that
wasn't just a complete exercise which indicate every indication
was that it was an exercise so what's the what was everybody
all been What is everyone else? Oh going crazy
because when you have a scared population known as folks, you
can control them easily. Peter King
came on one of the shows that with Megan I think, and in he
introduced his character, this guy Flynn who's a Lieutenant
General retired, apparently, he ran the DEA for a while. I don't
remember him. And he came he's got a book out when this whole
thing and of course his main thesis, this Flynn guy is that
we all have to do is discredit, discredit ISIS discredit them,
shame them,
as always factly shame we should call them racist and xenophobic.
That'll work.
Let's listen. I think I have the clip of Peter King Prelude.
Yeah, got it.
Wow, executive dogs, also license plate readers, all of
that all the technology and moving out to Perimeter if we
have to, but again, make it if someone arrives at the airport,
and they have explosives, or they have ar 15 or an AK 47.
odds are they're going to succeed if they go to a subway
station or a shopping center, they're going to succeed, the
only way that we have a real hope of stopping them is to stop
it before it starts. And that requires surveillance and an O
the Obama people call that snooping and spying but there's
no support for them. That's what you have to do.
They're not support for that you're or for Senator John
McCain's push to expand the capabilities of the feds to look
at people suspected people's Facebook accounts and Twitter
accounts or things that that wouldn't necessarily be made
public.
Was she kidding?
He's saying that oh, you know, they could just look at Facebook
accounts. They won't even do that. They do that? Are you
kidding me? Is she making the claim? And Peter kings are the
two of them. They're making the claim that there's all this
stuff going on on Facebook and Twitter. And because Obama is so
much against all this, since when so much against all this,
that they don't even do the simple things that wouldn't even
hurt anybody. Well, what is the point of this messaging? It's
bullcrap. Yeah,
I agree. Let's listen to the intro to Flint made public.
Yeah, and again, we are in time of war. And for instance, I
believe that if that had been done with the shooter in
Orlando, we could have found out a lot more about him beforehand.
Right now, we're still treating 15 years later, too many of
these cases are ordinary law enforcement cases. I know you
have General Flynn coming on. He's a real advocate for being
aggressive and going forward.
General Flynn, yes. I know who he is. He is deemed by our guys
as a really good guy, a good guy, Flynn. I'm just saying, Our
guys, our military guys. Specifically Agent Orange says
flimsy good guy
years later, too many of these cases are ordinary law
enforcement cases. I know you have General Flynn coming on.
He's a real advocate for being aggressive and going forward.
And this we have to this is this is not like going after a
burglar or even going after a bank robber or a murderer. We're
talking about going after an army that wants to kill us and
has troops right here in our country. And they're being
investigated by the FBI. But again, we can't treat it as law
enforce. We have to be pre emptive and go out and stop them
and get them.
Congressman. Thank you, sir. You got to stop.
Okay, well, since everyone saw I'll high on Flynn who seems
like a guy out of a job. If he asked me with a BookOut. I want
to play a couple of clips. He's going to talk about ISIS here.
This is Flynn and his fantastic analysis and he's the one on the
show. I'm not saying he's not a great guy, but he's not showing
well, he is the one who says we just discredit ISIS and we got
it made. It's all we need to do. But let's listen to this. This
is a kind of a an ask Adam sketch. Okay, so I got ISIS Part
one is the ISIS flan something like that. How's
it the ISIS on the counter attack one Yes.
So I want you to play this okay.
That you know internationally we have not really stated what our
real strategy is as a as the as America way but
let me ask you about that because the Obama administration
has no progress in it yes they hit in Iraq No, we've taken back
cities they no longer control Volusia they're they're on their
heels that now muzzles basically what?
So here, so here's, here's how people have to look at this. We
we have a very very tactical strategy meaning it's very
narrow, it's very sort of short term. And we go after we do
these little attacks in Iraq and Fallujah and Raka, you know, in
Ramadi and all these little places, ISIS, they actually
counter attack.
All right, I'm ready.
All right, they counter attack. What's their methodology? Where
do they where do they counter attack?
counter attack by calling them folks.
So that's one possibility. But let's go back that clip to talk
about what we do we target our things. We know we're very
specific. We do surgical stuff. And every time we do that ISIS
ISIS counter attacks and let's play this clip out, you know,
in Ramadi and all these little places. ISIS, they actually
counter attack in San Bernardino, Orlando.
Oh, okay. Ah,
so every time we attack them, they count the counter. No,
ah, only in Orlando or just
wherever else Did you know there's just two guys?
I think we should give Orlando to ISIS have at it.
Now also play Flynn, talking about Orlando, and I have to
preface this,
you should clue cue up that clip and I think it's called a David,
I think is David. David Weiss. It's you have to look up into
your old database there. That's the one with all the shooting
that took place by the cops. But But first play Flynn on what on
Orlando
record. Thank you. Well, our
next guest spent more than three decades in the military
including more than 10 years doing intelligence work,
eventually becoming the director of the Defense Intelligence
Agency, which is the sister to the CIA. General Michael Flynn
is tonight asking why the Obama administration was so quick to
move on from Orlando. The worst attack on US soil since 911.
Less than three weeks after it happened. General Michael Flynn
joins me now he's also the author of the new book, The
field of fight, how we can win the global war against radical
Islam and its allies General Good to see you.
Thanks for having me.
Why? Why do you think that is? No one's talking about Orlando
anymore?
Yeah. So after the terrorist attack his most recent terrorist
attack and Turkey you know, I'm I'm paying very close attention
to this entire problem that we're facing, and all the sudden
Orlando just drops off the screen. We barely if anybody's
even talking about San Bernardino. I feel bad. I bet
you those, those people that lost loved ones, no one's even
talking to them anymore. So I mean, we have a problem as
Congressman King just pointed out, we have a problem right
here in our homeland. Turkey is another example of this radical
ideology that we are facing and we must discredit this ideology.
We can build all sorts of fences and security systems that we
want but until we really go after the ideology, which is
this radical Islamist ideology, Megan, we totally decide to do
that. All the tactics in the world all the little things that
we do around airports, that just actually increases the cost and
that is to the advantage of our enemy.
It just it doesn't feel like it doesn't me you know, it doesn't
feel like it's doing anything other than this Bunnell comfort
channel
and actually every time that they do want to use word what it
does is it increases the cost for our own security you can
stop it
now what clip Did you want me to play?
It look for the layer here can do a keyword search yeah the
word sweet spot this is the cops on Rolando right
here we go. Get ready. Now this is 5:15am Is that what is the
timing of this where the SWAT team shows up? Now it's not when
the SWAT team shows up is when they when they when they start
coming out the hole in the wall that's when that well they just
punched a hole in the wall you just heard that I bet yours that
shooting into the building. I bet you
that some somebody can get away form of that and you could
probably We count to get pretty close to account on now here's
the thing, this guy's plan is bitching about the fact that
we're not talking about this anymore, I believe and I thought
I always thought this, and I thought it was they they may
have killed a number of people, the police. But the clip you
played in the last show at the Paula Tonto saying that there's
no buddy shot until this happened,
which is exactly what the FBI report said. And I'm thinking
they're the reason that this all this chatter that Flynn who
apparently has no perspective on anything, Flynn is sorry to all
of our military guys Flin unaware of this, any of this
information, bitching about the fact that we're not talking
about our Lando anymore, because it was an ISIS some sort of an
ISIS thing, which it wasn't, which he said it was. He was He
said it was. And now we're not talking about perhaps for the
following reason in the hospital every time they pull out a
bullet from one of these dead guys, because they're doing
that. They say, Oh my God, that's a police bullet. Oops.
There's another police bullet. Oops, oh, shit. There's another
police bullet. Oops, you're pulling police bullets out of
people. Nobody's talking about it. They don't want to talk
about it. They're not going to talk about it. So kiss this
whole thing ever done.
We got guys who are who I'm in communication with who have
friends in EDI as it's called emergency department. So in what
we will call er, a major emergency room. And he says no
one's talking. It's exactly what you said. No one's talking about
it.
Yeah, so there's Flynn with his fantastic analysis. Right before
us. i The guy is not high on my list. As I'm not saying
I'm not saying that he's smart. I'm just saying people like him.
Well,
he's probably a likable guy probably have a beer with him. I
probably have a beer with him before clapper.
I'd have a beer with you any day, John. Actually, wait. I
think Comey may be top of the list for beer. Oh, I'd
love to have a beer with Comey. Right.
I bet he's right. Did you say Right. Did you throw a right out
there? Wow. Oh, get off Facebook. We'll be right. With
that. I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C with the C stands for co host of the award
winning no agenda Show podcast Devorah.
Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam curry, also in the morning
to all ships at sea boots on the ground. subs in the water and
feet in the air and all the names and
nights out there. And in the morning to Well, I have to thank
two artists one I made a mistake and said Mark G had done the
artwork for 837. That was cesium 137. Who had done that my
apologies. But but a 36. Actually 837 was indeed again By
Mark G. And so this was we have
to say something here. I don't know if you have the we'd have
to open this up to get his credit. I don't remember who it
was. What it was him again. She's talking about picking the
artwork. Yeah. Adam and I both thought that the funniest piece
was the Hogan's Heroes piece of this for opening the channel.
Yeah, yeah. Because it actually literally made both of us laugh
when we saw it.
And I said, we're too old and we're too American for this to
matter to many other people. I mean, even this I don't think a
lot of people know that this comes from Hogan's Heroes with
the Schultz going
oh no, it was never Schultz it was always clink clink I'm sorry
yeah clean yeah clean would be shaking his fist and yell Hogan
Are you sure mandela effect
was never shown in shorts? His thing was I see nothing. I know
nothing. It was always just keep you know, he was and he would
say hold him but now with that screaming voice that was that
was clink and I'm not absolutely sure clink actually said that
specifically just by as a standalone in the show. I think
it was some some mockery there in The Simpsons or someplace.
Oh, that
could be that Mandela Effect. There
you go. Yelling it's not a Mandela Effect. The Mandela
Effect which I ended up going deeply into? No. Yeah. Just to
figure out what,
after you excoriated me for even bringing it Oh,
I remember there was a big island off the coast of
Australia for it, and it's gone. And no one can remember the name
of it. Yeah, new
New Zealand, I think was the name of
the site. And then they showed some globe from an old movie
with. See the thing is if the Mandela effect was if this thing
was true that there's somebody's rewriting history because of the
Hadron Collider. Yeah.
That's a big part of what you did go deep, didn't ship to the
old thing. And now John C. Dvorak.
And again, all the Christian videos pushing this thing. It's
like somebody's rewriting history, but they're not quite
getting everything out of the way. And people still have vague
memories, but they don't know what those memories stem from. I
think it was tested. mania stupidest exercise in in mass
hypnosis that I've ever seen. Now one guy kind of bought
bought it. He says, this whole Mandela Effect thing is a psyops
to see how stupid the public is and how much they can be
manipulated.
I'm done with that. I mean, I
think that's probably the that's the case. I could I could buy
into that. That's some some validity to me. It's an
experiment
anyway, you want to say something about the art that we
laughed out loud, but we just felt it wasn't international
enough.
Well, actually, I thought that that was an element, but I
thought it was because it's so dated. It's from the 60s. I
mean, I'm not sure how many people would actually recognize
those two characters. I mean, it's like, it's like people who
are comics and mimics the guy to do impressions. And they still
do Jimmy Stewart.
Yeah, hello, Martin Short. Martin Short. Who I liked. I
liked that show. Maya and Marty, you know, because it's a Lorne
Michaels shows they get all the great Saturday live people on
but Martin Short, everything he says is really dated. All his
jokes are dated. I mean, when Richard Simmons has the
punchline to a joke, you got to work on your material.
I mean, spit. Yes. What's the last time anyone's seen Richard
Simmons? No, he's
the word is he's he's transgender to a woman. Oh,
well,
then he just
wouldn't surprise me when anyway. Let's get
let's get cracking. Get cracking.
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Ah,
perhaps we should just briefly go to Brexit. Just because
there's Fallout and I got a lot of a lot of compliments. People
liked very much that we did. Some people said this. I gotta
go back and listen to it again. I was just so much that you so
much information you gave. Is that right? Yeah. Which I
thought was nice. Did
you get the Faraj clip? Yes, I did.
Did you get the beginning of it? Here's what I have.
Now. I know. I know that virtually none of you have ever
done a proper job in your lives.
This clip this clip? Yeah, that's the clip but that's deep
into the clip. I you know, I admit it's my fault. I should
have clipped it. If you catch the whole clip, which I believe
is on his website. Yeah, but I've
heard the whole clip but I felt it was when I afford it. You
know what? A week later. I
don't know the reason I the reason I liked the whole clip is
because right? Oh, no. One reason is just to make a point.
Right at the beginning. I'll just explain it. We don't have
to play it because I don't have it. Okay, but right at the
beginning he is rudely and soundly booed before he even
gets the start to talk. Oh, no, I don't have that and you're
right. And and whoever's the whose show something was Schultz
Schultz is running the thing and he excoriates
Rob. They have that by how well he excoriates he did everybody
else
Oh no. This is he didn't do it just once. I only have
excoriating beginning, he does it at the beginning when he's
really booed. I mean, it's noisy and they're booing him. And he's
actually looks a little shook up by it because before they just
ignored him. And so he looked a little shook up and then he
started as Randy went on and on and on. And then he goes into
this thing that you're gonna play where he condemns
everybody, and then he gets he gets he gets gets harassed again
a second time and then Schultz comes out and he has to Schultz
is depending on who he had translate. I thought his
response was very funny because he says, hey, you know, you guys
are doing what this guy is always doing. Here we go, here
we go.
Now I know. I know that virtually none of you have ever
done a proper job in your lives. Or worked. Or worked in
business? Or worked in trade? Or indeed ever created a job but
listen, just listen.
Public just a second. Mnemic legal Calima ladies and
gentlemen be allowed to table. I do understand that you're
getting emotional but you're acting like you Kip normally
acts. So please don't imitate marriage. However, I would say
1.2 miles an audition Dropcam after the fact that you're
claiming nobody has done a decent job in their life. You
can't really say that. I'm sorry.
No, you're quite. You're quite right. Mr. Schultz, you get used
to protest against the establishment. And now the
establishment protests against you, Kip. So something has
happened here.
Yeah. No, that was kind of what you
were talking about. Now.
Yeah, the rest of the speech was mostly gloating. He had was XCOR
I, I've now put on my regular watch list is the parliament
weekly Parliament debate. And he was excoriated in the British
Parliament for being in a hole. And it was pretty funny. It
wasn't worth clipping. But there was one thing I had worth
clicking. But once you continue on with what you have,
yes. So when we heard and this was Sunday, we didn't have time
to really dive into it. I think Sunday already information came
out about the meme that was launched, saying, oh, people
didn't even know what EU was. It was the number one Google term.
And of course, as we found out that there was pretty much about
1000 people who had Googled this, but it came through trends
and not through the hadn't looked at the actual numbers.
Just a Google trend, CNBC, who was this? This is I can't
remember who this was. But they mentioned it briefly. And and of
course, the meme popped up of really, you know, who was to
blame and why? Why they're why they're angry. Hey,
so you have people who are angry, but anger is not a
strategy
1000 people, there was only about 1000 people. It's 1000
people but if you if you google it maybe most people who bring
it to the vote don't even know Google is because it's a
generational issue. But I think that you we need to look at my
point is that there is pain in the world people don't have an
answer. it's generational.
Because you know, bold people don't understand the Internet.
And old people the stupid stupid old people.
Yeah, little ageism there. I
mean, this is ageism is rampant. It's right.
It's pretty disgusting, actually, Christian and poor.
And I'm going to remind you of what she said, we played this
clip. This was just after Brexit was announced. Here's what she
said
a lot of these leave movements are led by the hard right. Very,
very xenophobic, anti immigrant, very populous nationalist white
identity politics.
Pretty much yes, it's a great clip bunch of aihole racist is
pretty much what she said old aihole white racist. So she gets
on the stick with Daniel Hannan. Not he's the member of European
Parliament, he was one of the big spokes holes for the Leave
campaign. And the I mean, you can tell me whenever you want to
stop it, because it was just fascinating to listen to, to
this argument. And she is so convinced of what she just said
here, that she will not let up with this guy.
I'm hearing you know, a very much softer, gentler version of
what you proposed during the campaign temper some of the
stuff like wash like immigration because you yourself have sort
of stepped back so as Boris Johnson, what am I stuck? You
have said that
let me get my as I've said that we weren't control back rather
than
No, no, you have said that? Maybe we're not Yes.
Never say the opposite. When? When did I ever not say that?
Listen.
You've been through all of this on other channels. The reason
people voted the majority of them and I can play what they've
said. You just stopped
tracking. You've accused me of backtrack When have I ever said
anything different?
You have said and your leave campaign and you are the lead
spokesman of the lead campaign that immigration in the free
flow of movement was the scene a quantum
I've never ever said that. I've written a book called Why vote
leave so
you agree that means main objective in terms of
sovereignty your idea that
she is crazy isn't she an interviewer Isn't she a
journalist ball she's doing saying you lie you're wrong. You
said how
but the guy Tara she she I think this is not unprecedented be
this style of interview. This is the way it's very unusual for
for the American audience. But this is kind of what they do on
Newsweek or whatever news night we'd know would set show on the
BBC that it was a News
Watch. Newswatch No, it's not news. Watch question time.
That was news. News night. That's news night. Okay. Yeah,
news night is kind of the 60 minutes in a way of the BBC
they'd run it on Fridays in America, a BBC American, you
hear on most PBS stations, and they have that interview
style? Well, this is not even interviewing me.
What's his name? John there and these guys usually yelling at
the person and they won't let them change their minds. That's
not I don't think it's unusual. But it's she's a dick,
you then saying that this immigration is going to be much
louder than you all promised.
I have never ever made any commitment on numbers ever. On
the contrary, I have no free movement of what we say is we
would take back control Now what that means is that a foreign
court should no longer get to determine who can reside in this
country who can enter this country that that should be a
question for parliamentary sovereignty. We are clear about
that. So it does not that
parliamentary sovereignty could quite easily allow the same
number of people to keep coming into your decision for
parliament. That's how kidding me what his whole thing was run
on eBay for you.
You guys have been shouting racist so long, they're not
listening to
when you retract.
Yeah, you pretty much said that
made immigration. Say that. Yes. You accuse me. I want you to
give me what we've always hold
on. Yes. Yes. You said that
a lot of these leave movements are led by the hard right. Very,
very xenophobic, anti immigrant, very populist, nationalist white
identity politics.
And the reason is because this has to be the narrative. It must
be the narrative because we can connect this horrible decision
to Donald Trump. And that is exactly what Van Jones did. Now,
Van Jones I did not see him on CNN after Brexit. Did you see
him anywhere? No, I didn't do so. He was maybe because it's
not his wheelhouse? I don't know I'm not quite sure what his
wheelhouse
is he was one of the guys looking it up on Google
that he did a Facebook Live put a video post that I stumbled
upon right after big was on the no agenda face bag group. I just
have to play because you could listen to Christiane on and pour
forever just goes on for five minutes. Van Jones he did 10
minutes I chopped it down to a couple minutes. But you'll get
the idea because this is the way it's being used in the United
States press. What a mistake. polls were wrong. Old white
people racist when when you're asleep.
I know you don't want to hear this. But tonight while we're
all just Netflix and chilling out, not pay attention anything.
The UK just voted to leave the European Union. So called Brexit
Britain exit Brexit. Thanks for that. You haven't cared about
it? Nobody cares about it. You don't listen to the no agenda
show this summertime. We're all happy. This is the end of the
world
and that's just the beginning of his little rant. As you know
stop stop
I think the pre definition of the audience as nobody knows
about it nobody cares about it. Nobody you know we're having fun
in the summertime phobic case that who he's talking to
definitely that no agenda listeners hoax, folks? Oh, yes.
Exactly. Idiots. Yeah. predefining these people as
idiots they don't know anything about his what he's going to
tell him about it. And it's and let's start with the premise
that is the end of the world and so you can scare you to death as
the way the Democrats like to do. It says that. Absolutely. I
didn't hear any more of it. I mean, we want to hear the rest
of it. But we're at some of it. i But right now I can already
tell this guy is a a whole
disdain for people, you American people who I speak to are
stupid, because you only do in Netflix and chill. There's an
element to that. Sure. We have the stupid people everywhere.
But this is really coming from Ohio.
It's just summertime. We're all happy. This is the end of the
world as we know it. Okay, okay, please take this seriously. What
happened? What happened? What happened was, you have this
complete, right wing, crazy, racist, xenophobic, horror show.
That breaks out in the UK. They don't want no immigrants.
I love his double negatives. These are really good. They
don't want no immigrants. Hey, Van Jones go back to school with
does a triple negative at a certain point
in the UK. They don't want no immigrants. Does that sound
familiar? They don't want multiculturalism. Does that
sound familiar? They don't want to have nothing to do with no
body period, except for people who look just like them.
Basically, white folks in Britain. They say they can't
even deal with why Folks in Europe, they just want to be on
their own. So everybody goes, No way. Who cares? These people are
crazy. If you vote for brexit, if you vote to leave the
European Union, you're going to destroy the economy. You're
you're going to be doing crazy stuff. You're going to crash the
stock market. Does any of this sound familiar? You got a
movement of crazy people that are going for power making
lunatic arguments. And then you have good, thoughtful, liberal
people saying, oh, that wouldn't be prudent. That would work out.
The policies seem irrational. And then all the polls come out,
and the polls say, hey, this thing is gonna lose. There's no
way that people will do something as stupid as voting
for Brexit.
Is he an economist does he have when you look them up on the
booger knowledge and see if what his credentials are
Scrounger he doesn't do anything. He was a businessman
and a consultant. He's a community organizer.
And he got kicked out of the Obama administration. I don't
remember why I want to get kicked.
Well, I can tell you kind of why. Okay, he was he was a
racist aihole that the right wingers got figured out and they
hounded Obama on those on the radio shows and everything else
to get him kicked out. He's got a grudge and by the way, but we
were talking about I just had to throw this in the stock market
went down right after the right after Brexit. And then it went
down a little bit again. And that was like the because it was
so much uncertainty. Nobody figured it out. That what we're
supposed to do and so they the next day went way up then it
went way up again and I will say that today it's going up it was
up some it's up over 200 points today is almost back to the
18,000 mark
and Sorrell and Soros has his money trillions of dollars and
Soros has his money mission accomplished. Whatever he did he
made money
yeah that's how you do it you
short for a couple of days and then you're long again and
you're right back to where you were at must be in a killing for
somebody who knew what was going to happen I
think he bought into gold was my understanding he the liquidate
everything got into gold
which was a little that's actually hanging in there and go
for gold
when graded when went up 100 bucks and so now
it's starting to dry it'll drop down again dropped slowly
doesn't go down fast.
Another minute Yvan?
Yeah, get back.
Nobody would do this in the polls is so reassuring and on
the liberal people and the smart people come on the air. Oh,
these foolish people smart,
smart people. Just the smart people come on liberal and
smart. Yeah. And they come on the air because like him he's a
smart person
may think that they would vote this will never happen. It just
happened. Crazy hard. Right? lunatics. Just lead the UK off a
cliff into the bath of Best of stupid and
boy did he say a BIST? I think he added a tea. Yes. A bist. He
didn't say a bit he said a BIST.
Into the vast abyss?
Yeah, you said it. Best. Yeah, man to the abyss. Does he know
that like, half of the Sikhs voted to get out? What was FX
voted to get out? Then it was mostly working people. The
financial guys are the ones that were all in the stay and the
Scots.
Yeah. I don't know. I'm here.
Does this guy actually know what happened?
Talking to you from the abyss?
Shave the Abyss a bit. This is actually a bar in Brooklyn.
cliff
into the vast abyss of stupidity and foolishness and soon to be
economic chaos. Chaos.
The market is familiar. Yeah. Hello.
Back Back to normal. Yeah, well, to be fair, this was after
this all happen and soon to be economic chaos chaos.
Does this sound familiar? Oh, man, Tom, and we've got
to take this seriously, who are incredibly uncomfortable with
multiculturalism. They're incredibly uncomfortable with
immigration. They're incredibly uncomfortable with the world
changing. And these people will go and vote in very large
numbers and the pollsters miss it. The pollsters don't get it.
The pollsters call reasonable people and ask them reasonable
questions and get reasonable answers and put you to sleep.
And they tell you that Trump can't win. And they told the
people in Britain that these Brexit people couldn't win. The
same people went to sleep and the crazy people stood up
Everybody that tells you that Trump can't win, you should
start screaming at them. Because all they're doing is quitting
our base asleep. All they're doing is calming people down
when they should be riling people up. And if you want to
know, well, this strategy work, or will it fail? Look at what
just happened in the UK.
Alright, so that was a little excerpt from the 12 minutes he
posted on the bag on the
reasonable I think it's an eerie, a reasonable presentation
for dummies that listen to him. The folks, folks and and he's
the point what is the real point is that we've got to make sure
we get the numbers because Trump numbers, the most ever in the
history of the Republican Party for primary voters are kind of
frightening because and there is an element that a lot of people
say, took part in during the Brexit polling, which is people
which is you know, they didn't want to take part in the
polling. So I said, I'm voting to stay and they voted leave.
And there's all this other thing, that buyer's remorse
thing. They're pushing it as hard as they can try to convince
people, they bring some stooge out, this is why I voted to
leave. But after all this happened, that which is going to
go away rather quickly once the market stabilizes, because
that's what everyone's freaked out about. They were hoping it
was going to crash and and Horowitz and I talked about this
on a special edition on the show, I heard that last night
was very good. Because it was like, you know, this was like,
this is going to be the thing that's going to take the
business, you know, we have a lot of problems, we get so much
debt. It's unbelievable. But is this going to be the triggering
mechanism? And that's the question everyone was asking,
right? It doesn't look like it. In fact, it doesn't look like
anything and may the opposite may happen. And
there is something important about what Van Jones did here,
although he didn't quite put it together in the same sentence.
And of course, I'm going to the Oracle for this Scott Adams, who
posted on his blog and his never ending hypnosis, persuasion
technique, analysis of Donald Trump. He said, O M G, that they
may not realize it, but the Clinton campaign have come up
with a dynamite persuasion mechanism that he believes will
that he's now turned he said, Ah, if Trump doesn't combat
this, he will lose. Clinton will win in a landslide. And he says,
calling Trump a racist was hurt him already. But by combining
crazy when you say a crazy racist, he says that is a very,
very powerful persuasion tool. And it almost cannot be combated
by Trump in less he continuously talks about how he loves all
children of all colors of the rainbow. That and I think he
there's a he has a good point crazy racist.
Yeah, I read this too. And he I think there is a there's some
weak spots in his argument. I think a lot of times he's being
kind of purposely combative.
Well, he's probably just and stuff he's probably executing
persuasion techniques on on us.
There's a couple of things in there that I think, first of
all, that the Clinton campaign didn't do, or didn't they
stumbled on this, which is what he says may have happened. Thus,
they will not what's going to happen is they since they
stumbled on it and says, you know, believe any of the bold
crap about persuasion, because if they're going to do things
the old fashioned way, it's an old fashioned group, and they're
going to do things the old fashioned way, like, like the
way you just heard Van Jones do it. digits, they're gonna revert
so that that thing is not going to stick because they won't push
it enough. There they are, as opposed to crooked Hillary,
right, which Trump sticks with? Right? He's Trump is the is the
guy who knows how to do this. I think the original thesis of
Adams was correct. And I think it's remains Correct. I just
don't think that Hillary folks will stick with this mean,
are you calling them stupid by saying filter folks, folks, he's
saying folks, folks are smart. They're smart liberals.
And then other things. So
I think Adams is wrong, and Trump is trying to, you know,
switch around a little bit. I'm not liking the new Trump. That
much is not that interesting. It's not that good for the show.
Now, let's play this. This is Trump. He's on Hannity. No, no,
Riley.
Riley I think it was. All right. Yeah.
And this one comment just was like, Okay, this is it play this
little clip, pretty good
chance of winning. I don't like to be giving out all this
information. I'd like to just go and do the job. If you look at
General Patton, he wasn't wanting to give out information
on television and then
I don't think Patton was giving information out on television.
He's no not in those days. No, these references
are like he wasn't giving information on television.
It's not doubtful.
And then O'Reilly said nothing. Right. It's just what the West
says. Those are the Radio Days and wasn't like it wasn't really
television. I mean, it was an experimental. There was a
product out there called television. We had war
film. We had war films, and that before it was really
started as real newsreels. They played them all a theater. I
remember when the only war reporting was on a celluloid
newsreel
in the theater.
Yes, so Trump's got to be careful. And it also Riley
should be listening a little bit. He he I don't think he
listens to anybody. I don't
watch him. It's hard to watch him annoying. And you're right.
But you're right. Trump is boring. He's become extremely
boring. With his demeanor, but he's this is the pivot. This is
the pivot and I think it will make a difference. But
he might still be good in these in person things where he does
the big audience. He talks to 20,000 people and he has to you
know, he brings it up a little bit. I think he plays a better
game there. And that's being ignored to see still drawing the
big crowds like Bernie does.
One of our producers did something very nice. And he sent
me two little clips from the 2008 campaign. little shorty
here. These are these were political advertisements. Of
course, we had Barack Obama running against Hillary Clinton.
And here's a piece from Hillary about Barack, shame on you,
Barack Obama. Okay, remember that one? Yeah, I remember. But
here's the one from Obama about Hillary, which, I mean, he
shades of Trump. Just listen,
it's what's wrong with politics today. Hillary Clinton will say
anything to get elected. Now she's making false attacks on
Barack Obama. The Washington Post says Clinton isn't telling
the truth. She championed NAFTA, even though it has cost South
Carolina 1000s of jobs. And worst of all, it was Hillary
Clinton, who voted for George Bush's war in Iraq. Hillary
Clinton should say anything, and change nothing. It's time to
turn the page. Pay for by Obama for America.
I'm Barack Obama, candidate for president and I approve this
message. All right.
kind of shows you how these elections work, doesn't it?
Yeah. Yeah, exactly the same thing Trump is saying now.
Exactly. She voted for the war. She voted for NAFTA. When
President Obama said it. Love that guy. From says it crazy
racist.
That's cool. Yeah.
Well, they should dredge some of these old ads up, just play him
again. Yeah,
it's always fun to do that.
And then, of course, we have this event in Phoenix, which I
think warrants a little discussion before we take a
break. Charlie Rose actually categorizes as something very
funny. There's
talk about Hillary Clinton and her husband, the former
president, and a meeting with Loretta Lynch, which seems on
the face of it simply to be an innocent meeting of two
politicians saying hello. I'm just not smart
right now the smart thing to politician saying hello. Yeah,
that's what it audition. No, neither is he anymore. Of
course. Now, that's crazy. The Charlie Rose should be beaten
over the head with his handbag. I know exactly what took place
on that plane. They know exactly what it was. Just to frame this
I don't know if you have any clips on this but to frame it.
They were both in Phoenix. The Clinton gets off his plane goes
onto her plane of the has a half hour meeting now. In the framing
of potential indictment of his wife this would make no sense
for Loretta Lynch to do this. Because if she let if she does
not indict, everyone will say Oh, well, you know, because
inside they made a deal and I can tell you what the deal is by
no okay, I'm
game. If you don't involve before he did, let me preface it
give you a little a little a little more ground to stand on.
The I listened to I didn't take any clips of this by listen all
the analysis of it. And the analysis one of the analysis
points, according to Lynch, and there was she did say a few
things. They just talked about their kids. Yeah, but the
grandchildren. Oh, nice. Yeah, they talked about you know,
Chelsea and this and that. And it was took a it took a whole
half hour to do this apparently. And of course everyone mock
this, and whether they believe that that's what happened or
not. Nobody was pleased as conflict of interest written all
over it, but these sorts of meetings, you can't do these
things, but okay, and now you're yours.
But I think there's two things one, without a doubt, he said,
If you don't indict, you're on the Supreme Court. That's for
sure. That's That's what that was. The offer of Supreme Court
makes nothing but sense for her woman. African American.
Fabulous but I Think of the Clintons. And this much I know
from reading these books, when there's a scandal, they create a
different scandal, then I think we're going to see someone is
going to take the fall for Benghazi and I think he gave her
the info. He said, go after this person, this is the person you
want something like that. But for sure, she was offered a
Supreme Court seat, for sure.
I'm not gonna argue that's a great analysis, because that
would be exactly what she'd want. And the way you know,
she's a twerp too. Yes. It's like Obama only hires the short
black women. You know, very did we're talking about women that
are you know, I'm not disparaging sure women. I think
there's nothing very attractive. petite women are all over the
place. But these women are all 411 to five one maybe.
Is she that tiny?
She I didn't notice this until recently when she was with
Carrie or someone that's really tall. She's very small. I would
say if you put her next to the torque, the torque rise. Yeah. I
think they are the same height.
Well, it doesn't say on the book of knowledge. She's 57 I do know
Hillary Clinton is five three. Yeah, she short two very mad Did
you see her and what a fashion disaster um, so just to talk
about the fashions a bit worn. I don't care what you say. But
what they said the two blue outfits. Oh my god, this was the
fashion disaster. This was really fashio holes was no good.
This was more I'm telling her he interested in this part of the
conversation. It was a total disaster.
It was no good. No. The President I
thought Warren's off was a little classier because you had
the black is not on track when you
when you see her talk. It's like she has Tourette's man.
She's I would say insane. Elizabeth Warren when she in her
longer speeches that when I thought she was going to run for
president and when and I was willing to bet on that. I still
think she can still pull it out. If something really bad happens
to Hillary before the election. Or before the the convention.
Not much time left. You know somebody Buster for something.
I think that
Elizabeth was pretty good because she was more plati but
she's actually sounds like a maniac, very crazed maniac when
she's talking about Trump and she's yelling, she's yelling
like Hillary does that. And
no, no, not. Not to not no, she's a very, very different
sanity what I see.
Not that I'm just saying she's yelling like Hillary does
Hillary yells a lot. She She's yells at us with a different
cadence, but I sounds like yelling misogynist.
When when a man when a man yells at you don't say it's crazy.
Now here's the thing that would be interesting about about
adding a little love. This would really be tough to pull off, but
I think it's doable if somebody else does it. Adding the word
like one of those coinage is that you keep using with the
person like Hillary Hillary,
Goofy, Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas.
Those don't work and that Pocahontas thing is now being
interpreted as as racist. Even though Okay.
Hysterical.
Yeah. You can't say that. You cannot say that.
Yes, because there's nothing worse than calling a woman
hysterical because even though even if she is very funny for
hysterical because it's a kind of it's a considered a
misogynist commentary. Currently, yes. But I think
somebody could slip it in there. And I think Trump might even be
able to get away with it. With the What else can I call her
cheeses there and she has she's hysterical. She's acting like a
like someone who's insane.
I'd say in hysterics, perhaps. Yeah, it would though. Thank
you. That's what I'm seeing. I'm seeing just her eyes go wide go.
She's choppy and she's got her whole body is moving like
Tourette's looks like Tourette's. Ma I've standing.
Well, just to add to the Clinton body count.
Yeah, you hear about this? Yeah.
This guy was from the UN. He was identified in the 98. Senate
report as the source of hundreds of 1000s of dollars illegally
funneled through an Arkansas restaurant owner Charlie tree to
the Democratic National Committee during the Clinton
administration. And he died before he could testify. He was
set to testify next Today the next day and I think a barbell
fell fell on his head
no I fell on his on his throat
oh well there you go
yeah I'll spot yeah
man
wasn't a barbell is a big heavy you know thing when you're on
your back and you're you're doing some some lifts Yeah, and
somebody's behind you because in case you'd like volume I can't
hold it you know the rabbit so somebody just opposes it over
his throat and dropped and he's dead. He's dead. Wow brushed his
trachea.
Just don't ever become close friends with the Clintons. It's
just not a healthy idea.
It's not No, not a good idea. Alright, let's do this.
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Zero nice things. Man. Well, that's disappointing. Well,
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the second segment. Are we done? Yeah,
yeah, we're done. I
want to, I want to bring up a topic then, which is, we've been
trying to determine where Putin stands on the Brexit because
this doesn't want to get to one vote. So he I now I've realized
that he was for the Brexit didn't want to get involved. And
he's probably for more than that. He would like to see the
European Union because they just kind of, because there's two
just
don't think he wants the European Union to break up. He
wants it all contained, doesn't he?
I don't know because of this report on our tea and not, by
the way, our tea is gotta gotta deal with these Americans that
are on the show. Because they're conflicting the or they're,
they're trying
to do journalism. That's wrong. Now they're just royally don't
do journalism people
they're not even trying to do journalism, but their opinion
style is too much like you know, it's to left wing, left wing
American Left wing, which is anti all kinds of things and not
really in the interest of Russia and Russia today is Russia Today
Russia. We always have watched these shows and look at them and
and analyze them in fact that with the with it in mind that
they're slanted to benefit Russia. They're Russian Russia.
Yeah. So so you get the some of these shows like watching the
Eagles or wherever that one is. And they're just bitching and
moaning about Trump all the time when I think it's probably all
for it. And here's what makes me think that they're against it
hoping the EU falls apart because the EU is just seems to
be like lapdogs to the Americans when it came to the sanctions
which still annoy Putin. And of course, I believe this all stems
from them holding snow. But let's play this report on the
labor riots are still continuing in France, in France, and Russia
has a different take on it.
France has suffered months of protests over the highly
contested changes to the law, which will among other things
allow employers to sack workers more recently, we gave two
opinions on the streets of the capital, where people told us
the government's caving in to EU demands rather than representing
its own people. These Lizzy feeling reports.
French Senate passed through a draft version of that labor law
critics say that it's an extremely harsh version they say
is far too pro business. Most controversially, it gets rid of
the 35 hour working week or now of course, it's Brexit many
French people talking about the impact of the EU on their
national policies, many people saying that these reforms these
labor reforms that the French government is pushing through AI
largely a result of pressure from Brussels, the EU last year,
particularly the European Commission, and the European
Council, said that France needed to enact labor reforms very
similar to those being pushed through by the French government
today, in order to address its deficit. Here's what some of the
people we spoke to on the streets of Paris today had to
say
there was a similar situation in Germany, a similar law in Spain,
all the countries adopted the guidelines of the European
Union, which served the capitalists
an absurd, scandalous logic, which was unacceptable. This was
liberal policy, which was imposed by Brussels and adopted
by alongside and France to you.
As a little messaging going on
there, well, yeah, you'd expect it.
Yeah. And I think that's an anti EU,
Putin. Putin right now is he's nosing up to Turkey and he said,
Hey, you know, we should probably figure out how to get
along. I know you shut down
and follow it slow, but I'm not absolutely sure this is Putin's
initiative. I think turkeys are cozying up to Russia because
they've lost they've lost now it's gonna get worse. Yep.
Turkey is a massive tourist attraction. Not anymore. Well,
according to everyone that's out there airport the next day
either place was packed. But ya know, people are skeptical. But
I've been to Turkey
the time to fly to a to an airport is right after the after
the attack, now's the time to get
safe. It's time for the next month go go go. But they have. I
mean, the Russians used to be it used to be their, their place
they used to go to they get to the, I guess in the ballpark. So
I
think he lifted the ban or there's talk of him lifting the
tourism.
And if you pay some attention to what the early one was saying he
apologized. Yes. Which I think the Russians wanted. He
literally apologized for shooting down that plane. There
you go. And then that was it, that that's what the Russians
want them. You know, I think a lot of people always I'd be
given my wife's and a beef with the City Council and up in Port
Angeles, and she filed an ethics complaint against this one
woman,
can you go into this? Can you tell us what it's about
her? Yeah,
well on that it's really it's kind of boring, to be honest
about it. But the city council's got, they cut off discussions
about some topic and, and there's conflicts of interest
and some other things. And so she she filed an ethics
complaint for shutting down a meeting improperly. And, and now
there's this big city spending a lot of money defending this
woman. And my wife has made it clear that if the woman just
simply apologize that she would drop the ethics complaint. And
then she filed one against the mayor later, she's a
troublemaker, so many,
just finally, because she wants her to apologize.
Well, no, she didn't like the woman that she likes harassing
her and Okay, let's just make sure to get her in this misery
that's everyone has to go through to because knows, maybe
find an old the city she found in the minute someplace that
this ethics thing. Here's the IRA. Okay, so this woman and
some other people, they had a guy on the city council, they
hated them. And so they created this ethics law on the books,
and no one's ever used it and it's been languishing and Mimi
said, you know, this would apply to this, this, this, this action
this woman did. And so Mimi was the first one to ever use this
ethics law. And everybody went kind of ballistic. Why? Why are
we going to do and then she'd use it a second time. And then
she just had a meeting with the City Council the other day with
oversight of the city manager, but the second Ethics Committee
Against against the the mayor who is apparently ailing, he's
got some some health issues. And they did a behind the scenes
deal about what can they do to get her to drop that? And she
said, If they love people to speak, for a longer period of
time in front of the city council, that she dropped it,
and I think that's what's gonna happen.
You're right. You are right. That's a boring story. Yeah. I
did. I
did. I would have volunteered if it was interesting. I
apologize. I'll never do it again. To the beach. Oh, yes,
the climate gates. Of course, the Paris Accords are now on
shaky ground with the Brexit. And, you know, we need everyone
to buy in and we need everyone to ratify. And this is mainly
about poor countries, getting money, just soaking it all up.
And part of it is guilt. Of course, we're all guilty for
ruining the Universe with our global warming for whatever
we're doing. We're so sorry, Alaska, though, getting in on
the game trying to look for some money. Unfortunately, this mayor
of some Alaskan town it has mentioned at the beginning he
flubs a little bit, but he's he is saying I we need money up
here because the sea is rising, and it's eating up the coast and
we're all going to drown if we don't move.
You know, this is that I want to stop you for a second mention
that. This same stupid city has been trying to scam for a while.
I remember a couple years ago, we had some clip from this.
These guys. Yeah, they got erosion. It's called erosion
except he he blames it on climate change wants money. And
then he goofs up.
Mayor Mike Agha has lived in Barrow for over 40 years. She
wants to move the entire city inland to save it from the
effects of climate change.
If there were enough money available, by thought would be
to move the town. But it's
not that simple. Barrow has a billion dollars worth of
infrastructure, houses schools, a heated underground tunnel that
keeps pipes and sewer lines from freezing, all of which makes
moving prohibitively expensive.
our coastal communities are tied to the ocean. So in the past,
they could move very easily because he just built a new
house Part Two, we've got buried infrastructure in all of our
communities now and there's no easy fix.
So here's the problem. He says, We need money, we need money,
but in the past, ie before climate change, they just moved.
I don't understand why no one picks up on these things. And
the guy actually said, Well, we just moved the town way back
when when there was no climate change. Yeah, so why were they
moving it because of erosion? Just the the university Mother
Earth?
Somebody should come and check out though it's still townie
here around here. Yeah, Pacific has been huge because the ocean
slams against these sand banks. And it eats away at the certain
streets. And the next thing you know, these apartment buildings
fall into the drink and they have to, you know, make move the
street and it's just erosion. I have a I think I'm more apt one
that has less to do with erosion and more to do it's just plain
stupidity. This is this is a good one. Oakland colo facility.
Okay.
And it's California reels from scorching heat and deadly
wildfires. The city of Oakland has taken a step against the
fossil fuel industry and main driver of climate change. On
Monday, Oakland City officials voted unanimously to ban the
transport and storage of large shipments of coal quashing plans
for what would have been the largest coal shipment facility
on the west coast. The facility in West Oakland would have sent
coal from the western United States abroad to China and other
markets. Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said in a statement,
quote, Oaklanders know that it's a false choice to say we have to
pick between jobs and this community's health and safety.
We can and we will do both, the mayor said.
So they got this big facility and according to her it's
unhealthy or something. I mean, all it is is just that they take
coal off the train and put it in a boat and ship the boat ship
goes. You know, goes to China goes to India, who knows where
it's gonna go, but it's gonna go to someplace where they burn
coal.
What's it got to do with the health of Oakland? I don't make
a lot of coal dust. I mean, I don't take the monitor facility
has a lot of coal dust. I think they have those scrubbers for
that. I think it's not a coal dust. I mean, there's they're
not burning the coal here. So what is your rationale for
saying it's gonna it's gonna say to the health, so I
know sucking in suck. That's what it is. I can instruct baby,
second insert.
So they're gonna, by the way, West Oakland is one of the most
impoverished areas in the United States. Anything would be helped
the area. No. Oakland, we have to have a lot of poor blacks,
because that's our image. So let's don't do anything that
might be you know, screw that up.
I'm done. Okay, I
have a couple couple things to end up with. I closed the gate.
Oh, I'm sorry. Give it a swing it will you swing it? Did it
push it to the gate to the to the club.
Oh, a little bit of second half of show stuff you don't mind and
we'll play the jingle. The President had a big powwow now
known as the North American Caucus between Mexico, Canada,
Navia and United States.
And I want to thank you, I want to thank that Canadian who sent
me two packs of the zig zag.
Trudeau papers
Rolling Rolling Papers
that's got Trudeau is that they called the Trudeau papers. They
got a little image of him.
I need that. And why did they send it to the to the non weed
smoker, a rock as
I asked. Oh, all right.
So the President had this. And there was a lot of things that
he said that might have pulled clips from but there was just
one thing that just stuck out in my mind. And second half of show
totally, because we've talked about it many times when it
comes to the proven MK Ultra program is proven this was true.
They really did experiments. Bill Clinton even had to
apologize for the 1000s of Americans who were experimented
on with psychological tricks, mainly run by the CIA was called
the MK Ultra program. And there's a couple of things I'm
sorry. well documented. Yeah, there's a couple of things that
are I'll just say rumored to be triggers. For MK Ultra people
who have either previously were were what is the word I'm
looking for? Brainwashed, brainwashed. One of them is
somewhere over the rainbow that always seems to be a trigger
when somewhere With a rainbow, but the other one came up as the
Mexican Mexican president used it as an example of how and it
was just an odd example of how well the North American Caucus
is working together. Finally,
I would like to use an example to describe our level of
integration. The preservation of the Monarch Butterfly
Conservation is a species that in its pilgrimage, we can see
how our countries are intertwined. And back in our
last Summit, we agreed that we would take care of this species
and make sure that in its journey, the monarch butterfly
from Canada, flying through the United States, all the way down
to Mexico and the figures speak for itself.
That's right. And then
the President actually came back and we're determined to keep
building on the progress that's been made at so many of the
previous previous summits. And by the way, Enrique, I love the
story about monarch butterflies. Yeah. They're not just any
species now spectacularly SAR and we want to make sure that
our children, our grandchildren can see them as well to be
brainwashed by
good night, isn't it? Okay, those little thing, the second
half of show stuff. NPR, this will be my last one for today.
NPR had journalists from the New York Times on talking about FBI.
And it was, of course, in relation to the Orlando
shooting, how FBI uses informants to what we consider
basically honeypot trap and radicalized people into
something that we traditionally call the six week cycle, as it
was apparent, the FBI for years had to have some kind of event
every six weeks or so to make sure they're on the radar.
They're all doing the right thing. And you know, don't don't
cut our funding. But these were all you know, they were homeless
people that they would radicalize and arrest. They were
like the person like, remember the four morons who were score
morons, they were completely totally moron. They went, they
bought the guns for them. And it was beautiful to hear this an
NPR particularly because I don't think at any point, maybe
there's like a little hint of it. But at no point. Does anyone
say in this? Does the interviewer say, How can this be
right?
So got that. So here's the
opening. When we say an undercover operation, how is
that different from a standard investigation? Sure,
these are this guy always starts with sure every single sentence,
The New York Times
are basically stings where the FBI has identified someone they
see as a potential threat. In this case, because of support
for ISIS. Now overwhelming of these people have been
identified because of things they have said or done on social
media, through either semi public forums, through through
Twitter, or Facebook, or Snapchat or Instagram, or what
they're seeing more and more is encrypted communications that
the FBI has been able to break. And
did you hear that little nugget there? Apparently, the FBI is
able to break some encryption, according to The New York Times
has been able to break and they want to know are these people
serious about some of the things they said now it's not a crime
to say, I hate America or you go ISIS? But
why don't you try that? Why don't you try tweeting right now
you go ISIS, see if it's not a crime,
if that's taken to the next level, if you are pledging
allegiance and support for ISIS, that could conceivably be a
crime. So the FBI, depending on how much of a threat they think
someone is, is that could
that be a crime? If you pledge allegiance to ISIS, that is
that's a thought crime or is that a crime?
I don't know.
I don't know. But we'll just keep listening more and more to
undercover operations. Not just monitoring these people, but
sending in either actual FBI agents to pose as jihadists or
ISIS sympathizers, or sometimes even gun dealers or bomb makers,
or using informants in an undercover capacity. Those
aren't FBI employees, but they're sort of acting as agents
of the FBI to really determine their intentions. And what we
found was that with ISIS, occupying a greater place of
concern for the FBI in the last 18 months, they have resorted
increasingly to these undercover operations. Now about two out of
every three FBI investigations into suspected ISIS supporters,
they are approving undercover investigations to do that, which
is a much higher percentage than then we saw just a few years ago
with these ISIS cases. So they're using very aggressive
methods. Not just as as undercover observers, but really
as participants in case As to to say, you know hear help us out
in buying some guns for an attack help us out with setting
up a bomb to attack a synagogue. Brother up
man hook a brother up. So here's the example and this is a
people and people should be careful if you don't make new
friends. Yeah.
Sean people shut up. Hi nice to meet you don't want to be
friends, if you don't mind, if you don't mind. Here's the the
example of the Newburgh homeless guy
the case of the Newburgh sting in Newburgh, New York. But
there's a documentary about this where?
Yeah, that was a fascinating case before, before ISIS, where
the judge was clearly very, very troubled. She said and
sentencing these these four guys in Newburgh that had it not been
for the FBI, there would have been no plot, the FBI, in her
view, created this entire situation. And yet, she thought
her hands were tied and sentenced all four of them to to
prison time, because the FBI, at the end of the day, can point to
its record of convictions in all of these cases since 911. And
they have never been found to breach the line of entrapment in
Neuberger in any of these other cases. They've been very
aggressive. But they've been in the view of the FBI and the
judges within the bounds of the law.
And the final that this was it was really, there's so much more
to this interview of just bringing out some highlights you
can find the whole thing in the show notes 838 dot no agenda
notes.com. Of course, the question is, how does this all
stand up in court?
What what exactly is the line of if they're dealing with someone
who espouses radical views, but they in effect, brainstorm the
crime and provide the implements of the crime? Under what
circumstances can the can the target be legitimately charged
and convicted?
Under no circumstances?
If they can legitimately say that the person was predisposed
to to that mindset that the FBI did not intrude? That's
pre crime. By the way, if the person was predisposed to that
mindset, oh, my goodness,
legitimately say that the person was predisposed to, to that
mindset that the FBI did not introduce the idea of radicalism
to them. They can do an awful lot after that point. If they
have identified someone who has already shown a proclivity
towards towards a radical mindset. They can really go step
by step. That's me, by the way in purported plot, introducing
fixed Stinger missiles as they did that number case, and
another case in all buddy and others, fake bomb makers, fake
gun dealers, fake attacks on synagogues, or local
establishments. As long as they're not just sort of willy
nilly identifying someone and introducing the idea if they can
say this is someone who was already walking down that road
and we just sort of let them there a little bit quicker pre
pre crime pre crime
we make a little quicker
the United States of America everybody do not say anything
wrong. And over your freedom of speech.
And on that towners that
last show and a guy poor guy was trying to give us some donation
and he
was crazy about crazies or something
they damn near locked him up dumb.
Our buddy, I have the Zika bill under the loop. Very
interesting.
I have a last clip. Oh, I'm
sorry. I thought you were done. You said you were dying. That's
I said it was done but I lied. Okay, just Oh, crooked. Dvorak
crooked Dvorak.
I just wanted to get this out of the way. This is the California
to put pot back on the ballot.
California voters will decide in November whether to legalize
recreational marijuana. Secretary of State Alex Padilla
said proponents of legalization have submitted more than enough
signatures to get the issue on the ballot. If the initiative
passes one in six Americans would live in a state where
selling marijuana is legal. Suck it in sit nice.
Alright, we voted against it once before we can do
it again. Of course the liberal California hey, look out for it.
Alright, everybody, we will return on Sunday. As I said I
have the Zika bill. Very interesting. What happened there
is the Democrats blocked the Zika bill. I'll tell
you why.
Oh yeah, well wait until you find out what it was really
about. Nothing. So that's a tease classic T's and the
classic T's and to the manner. We think just fast forward
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mofos where does this fit into the cycles?
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where does this fit into the cycles
which is right into the cycle anyway it's a new form of
government that was largely botched well it fits right into
the cycles of saying that they were going to regulate whether
or not this is that meant by that was largely well it fits
right into the cycles exalted greatness All right, so they
crashed specifically that we will write specifically to
British air does this fit
into the cycles of a small
government government energy
I know whether A listers have the time that the English is not
democratic it's a new it's a new it's it's almost perfect
practice right now but going out saying that there wasn't stuck
in
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it my god
suck it in suck you might suck it in suck
you know what I pay it here 17 years ago. And I said I wanted
to lead a campaign to get Britain to leave the European
Union. You all love what I have to say. You're not laughing now.
You're not laughing now. We want our country back. We want our
borders back. We want to be an independent self governing
nation. Funny, isn't it? Funny, isn't it? Amen. Adios MoPhO
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