torture torture torture everybody. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
Sunday July 3 2016. And time once again via gizmo nation
media assassination, episode eight, three Niner. This is no
agenda prophesying twice weekly because we are from the future
and we're broadcasting live from the capital. The drone star
stayed here and people region six Boston Tejas in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm drinking water from a
Kurd jar. And I'm not sounding great John C. Dvorak.
Levin Buzzkill.
I'm really trying to make it all work. Really trying to make it
sound good. That's been troubling.
You said prophets of full size or whatever.
Yeah, yeah. prophesying. I know. I know. I had to look the word
up, but then I liked it. Yeah, good. Have you heard of this
word?
Please. It's an old word. Everyone knows it. I didn't know
it. You're the only one that I know of. There's never if you
didn't know it, you just have not been paying attention.
Okay. I didn't know it. I just wasn't paying attention. Okay.
I know you didn't know it. Because I know it's come up in
the show before? I don't think so. Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah,
yeah. Well,
you're the one with a great memory true.
I have a great I have a great memory. I was once a great
beauty. If anybody remembers where that came from? Well,
so I'm trying to make you sound fan make you sound good today
but I'm having trouble I don't know what's going on with the
Skype fiddling keep fiddling while just keep fiddling away
Absolutely.
constantly tweaking Yeah,
well, I had a I had a bad couple of days man mom.
Like G right there was like a great spot because it was like I
had to make a decision right at this this is how the show works
people this is a performance art. I had to make a decision
and when he said that immediately I had to either go
to something interesting, or did he tweak can I have my my
curiosity and what what happened at him?
Wow, behind the scenes at the no agenda
by Nassim to my brain
did you did you drink the mouthwash this morning? Just the
question.
Should sounds like ya
know that we had a massive fail on Thursday show and it really
oh god yeah, I just need I just want to explain what happened
and then we can move on. It was somehow the well two things
happen one, I selected the wrong recording bus for the recorder,
which pretty much gave us a recording of the entire show but
only the clips we played which is interesting
actually would have been as interesting as the show itself.
But these big gaps in between is pretty funny. So that was fail
and then I said oh don't worry we have the backup recording.
And yeah, and
I'm always skeptical because this backup record recording
seems to be sketchy. Yeah.
So here's what happened
somehow the the final processing unit before it goes into the
backup unit had become switched off
and it was I don't know if I
I don't think I heard anything my headphones I should have
looking at the routing but I was riding the levels pretty hard.
So in my head I was kind of everything was kind of even but
this backup device has a like a little automatic gain thing in
it so it was so confused receiving this uncompressed
unprocessed signal that it was it was doing its own thing it
was it was the levels were all over the place it was like a
value Why is
the back of thing doing its own thing what what isn't just
backing up
Yeah, well it so that was the third part of the fail is that
somehow that automatic gain control or had switched on in
the backup. Anyway, so gave this like weird 3d effect and the
levels were all over the place and it really bothered me.
Especially since you had touted me as such an amazing producer
of the podcast, which makes it your fault which makes it your
fault.
Exactly.
Jinx Jinx.
Jinx didn't anyway she'd been in baseball or something.
You remember the read biplane that Tina and
I flew I read this Yes.
Oh my God. He crashed into Lake Travis he would not cry He
ditched he did see the Lake Travis he did.
He did. Now the funny thing this is this is for people that don't
know what Adam is referring to his he took a biplane right? I
think what when was it was
Valentine's Day around bound? Yes, of course. Yes.
of Valentine's Day by plane ride in the red bye A plane. Yeah,
yeah. And they had little flowers around and then they
went home and took a bath with candles all over the place.
Well, we were safe but the video I put in the show notes if you
haven't seen it yet the video is Oh my god. Of course I know
Robert who flies this thing. And he made the right decision but
Wha What a day wrecker writing that right in
the drain or ruin the plan. I think the plan is, oh,
no, that'll have to go back to the jig. Although I will say
brush it in the water is sunk.
Well, if he flipped over and personally, I don't I don't know
the situation. I know what he does. And this is his own fault.
Because when he goes over the lake, he did it with us. He goes
down to about 150 feet. That is your problem. He left no out.
And there are other places he could have landed around there.
But there was you know, 150 feet, you got an engine failure.
I personally I think I would have done a better ditch.
Although it's hard to say because I wasn't in the
situation.
Have you ever ditched a plane? No, but as a helicopter pilot,
you
have a lot more experience in this type of maneuver and
pulling up right at the end so that you don't flip over at
least not with such veracity that was that was pretty nasty.
Anyway, everyone's okay, so that's good. Just a bad day.
So yeah, very bad day. And then there were some other crap going
on. Hey, Australia. Australia,
what I am a little disappointed in our in our Australian
producers. They have pretty much sent us no information about
what's going on there. As they woke up this morning, which was
yesterday for us to this news,
Australia faces the headache of a hung parliament and a minority
government as there's no clear winner from Saturday's general
election vote counting has been paused and it's so tight Prime
Minister Malcolm Turnbull's liberal party may need the
support of smaller parties to stay in power.
I remain quietly confident that a majority coalition government
will be returned at this election
when the counting
is completed.
A clear result isn't expected until at least Tuesday. But
Turnbull's main challenger, Labour Party leader Bill Shorten
said there was already one clear loser, the Prime Minister's
reform agenda.
So that's
supposed to tell us there's nothing there's nothing there.
I barely even knew the elections were taking place. Let's put it
that way.
Ah, yes. Right. Yeah, they're remiss. ashamed of themselves.
They see Yeah.
I don't know if this should be ashamed of themselves, but they
should be they should be ashamed of themselves for not giving us
there should be tons of stuff to talk about tons of funny.
Yeah, we have nothing. Oh, no. The other similar sounding
country,
you mean Austria as
so so this guy is right winger, lost but then they turns out
that there's some corruption going on in this election, so
they're gonna have to do a redo.
And Austria, the highest court has ordered a rerun of the
presidential election. After the far right candidate, Norbert
Hofer was narrowly defeated Huffer, who won 49.7% of the
vote, ran on an anti migrant platform and would have become
the first far right head of state elected in Europe since
1945. The court ruling opens up the possibility he may seize
power in the new round of elections. Hold
on, I do over now. Let's let's just take a closer look at
Democracy Now. These guys have I've got a clip coming up.
That's even worse. When you win an election, that does not
equate to seizing power. True, but when Obama won Did you know
President Obama Barack Obama was seized power.
I'm surprised it didn't say we hammered the country
was seizing power is that this is one of those ads. But again,
at the end
all I say it's a very propagandistic word.
Totally.
On a second. Oops, I already dumped the clip. Let me see if I
can get you the ending.
seizing power is not the same as winning an
election and would it become the first far right head of state
elected in Europe since 1945. The court ruling opens up the
possibility he may seize power in the new round of election.
Thank
you for catching that because that is indeed bull crap.
It's unbelievable. And I heard it. Yeah. You winning an
election. Why didn't she just say he will. He'll win the
election not if you win an election you seize power.
If you're a dictator you are if you're a right wing Raizy guy
you are that's that's the messaging.
Yeah, yeah. Donald Trump won the presidency of the United States.
He seized power in November and November 11, or whatever the day
would be. Yeah. Fourth, I think, anyway, I found that abhorrent,
but they're gonna do a do over for this guy and he may or may
not win and whether he's, he's, he's running, he's running the
way they make it sound as though he's, he just hates you know
he's a racist pig. Right. And by the way, Gary Johnson just came
out with a statement that Donald Trump is clearly a racist.
He was on Bill Bill Meyer show. There was really nothing to
clip. But he was high. I think he was stoned. He was dumb. I'm
so disappointed all the time. He's called man. Just so
disappointed. He's stoned all the day. Must I think he's
done? No, I seriously think he's stoned all the time. He looks
like a guy stoned. If you've been around people, they get
stoned all the time. With the exception of you, by the way.
Yes. Yeah. And I've said this before on the show, and I'll say
it again. You never during that era where you're stoned all the
time. Yeah. And pretty much stoned all the time. In fact, I
think one other person but you never appeared any appearance of
being stone that says to me if that somebody's really good at
getting stoned, also the stone old tennis natural, they're
stoned all the time. Gary Johnson must be really stoned.
Because he would seem to me he was always stoned all the time.
But to look stoned, like I need to see you so you look still I
can see when you drank too much. But when you stoned to the point
where you look stoned, you'd have to be really stoked,
dude, I'm stoned right now. So so
well, no air eases must be just don't eat must be out of his
mind.
Here's the problem. If you're a habitual pot smoker, like you
know, several times a day, eventually, the way it works.
And this is pretty well known and demonstrated, you need much
less to get high each time. Just imagine, you know, he's, you
know, he's in the green room. He's getting ready. And I'll
just take one Guinness, whatnot, just one token, then that little
bit just sends him over the edge as well.
And, you know, this modern, we read marijuana. This stuff is
nasty Diner is dynamite. Not good?
Not good. Okay, um, well, there was a lot of action regarding
Hillary Clinton. Over the weekend, she had her quote
unquote, interview about the quote unquote, review with the
FBI on Saturday
morning, quote, FBI, quote, unquote, FBI.
And, you know, there's a lot of when everyone seems or certainly
Fox News has all kinds of Benghazi documentaries. And I
went through the documents, 799 pages, most of it is known.
Personally, I think the the most interesting section is part two,
which is internal and public government communications about
the terrorist attacks in Benghazi. And this details quite
clearly. What the administration what President Obama, Hillary
Clinton at all were doing in these hours after became known
that there was a problem at the consulate in Benghazi. Here,
I've now only see this one, I think is the clip I want. This
is where the first time I've heard this mentioned, but very
interesting.
Yeah, absolutely. They like, there's no question. We know
what
this by the way is former CIA operative, Claire Lopez, who's
Finally she must have a book out or something, but she's running
around. Yeah,
absolutely. They like there's no question we know, again, from
Judicial Watch documents obtained through the FOIA
process, that the administration, including the
President and the Secretary of State Clinton, were actively
involved that very night while the attack was still going on.
In concocting a false narrative. To to to deflect the story from
the truth and to defend at all costs, even the cost of American
lives. The reelection campaign of the president. They were not
even decided on which video they were going to blame. They only
knew that they were going to blame a video I don't know if
you know about this, but there was another video out there
created by a, a minister named Pastor John
now this
to me, this is a big smoking gun right here.
Do you want to say something?
No, I wish So that was gonna make a joke about Pastor John,
but go on.
Well, now so when you look at this document, and you recall
that they had a two and a half or three hour meeting about what
should we do with the and this was this is already after Sean
Smith was dead. I'm quoting directly from the part three of
the Benghazi report five of the 10 action items from the rough
notes of the 7:30pm meeting referenced the video, including
an item mentioning Leon Panetta, Secretary defense Marnie
Dempsey, Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, reaching out to
quote pastor Jeff Jones directly. For nearly two years,
the White House had been issuing public statements in the wake of
actions committed by Pastor Jones, although no connection at
the time link, Pastor Jones, to the video, Benghazi attacks, and
it appears if you keep looking at these at these notes, and the
there's a couple of draft speeches that Hillary was going
to give a lot of stuff in here. They really could not make a
decision whether to say it was the pastor Jones video, Terry
Jones, which Yeah, this is the guy who burned the Koran. That's
the guy that
right and that's, that's the one we played excerpts from. Yeah,
during the event. Yeah, we had.
And so they didn't even know who they were. It was terrible, by
the way. Yes. So they didn't even know who they were going to
blame it on. So it's really apparent. And then, of course,
if you look at the timeline, and how she was emailing an hour
later with Chelsea that, you know, is like, Hey, this is this
is a terrorist attack. Same when she called up el MoGraph
McGruff. The Crime Dog, she asked McGruff, Libyan president,
Mohammed McGruff. Same thing today, we got we got a problem
there and no mention of the video. So I think that that
really is the only thing that matters in this requirement.
Although other than that there is no real mention or
understanding of what we heard from Tony, the terrorist, which
was the you know, the whole setup with the guys coming in
from Tunisia to kidnap the ambassador. Everything else was
true. Everything else was up this is we want to make sure
this works out for the President's reelection. And
that's and that's kind of anything of I mean, the Benghazi
reported we've heard so much about it's just boring is
boring.
But well, they did. I was listening to the news hour with
Dad, this other guy, this Indian guy playing Brooks, and he's
from the New Republic. No, not the New Republic National
Review. So we know he hates Trump. And so, so Brooks,
Brooks, but the other guy shields comes out with his very
interesting analysis of how well Trump's doing by targeting and
trying to cajole the working class, and the FBI. It's funny,
because the National Review just hates Trump. So this guy hates
Trump. So why is he on the show?
And he's supposed to be the right side of the
Yeah. And he said, he's just another Trump hater from the
National Review. But they go back and forth, and they bring
up the Benghazi discussion. And shields makes an interesting
point. Apparently, they said it's a wash because of the way
the information came in. They couldn't bust Hillary, she was
really good at the her 12 hour testimony, everything kind of
became a wash. So Benghazi is not in play. And shields came up
a very interesting observation. He said that it does have a kind
of an effect, because during the election that the early planning
for Hillary's run for the President was going to kind of
be based on the great job he did.
Oh, wow, it really screwed everything up. No wonder she's
pissed off
as as a as an element of how great she was as Secretary of
State this Libya thing. And so now, so that's completely off
the off the table.
I think it's I think, you know, that whole the whole Libyan
affair. I think she could use this in one of her in one of her
campaign advertisements. I mean, that is the land of unconfirmed
it. Yes. We came, we saw he died. Hillary Clinton for
president. Yeah. Use that.
I think a lot of Democrats feel the same way. They're a bunch of
butchers
is great. I do have that. We had the mom, Patricia Smith, Sean
Smith's mom. There's a new next of kin on the circuit. The widow
of security officer woods. This is Dr. Dorothy woods, and she
was on CNN with Erin Burnett, interesting to listen to her and
of course, her husband is dead, was killed. And she also has I
guess, as little information as John Smith Smith's mom does. It
was
a report obviously out this week that both Democrats and
Republicans this has become so politicized and there was a
report that came out Here's what she had to say about it. I'll
leave it to others to characterize this report. But I
think it's pretty clear. It's time to move on. How do you
feel, Dorothy? When you hear that response?
I think that nobody in government can tell me how I
feel what I should feel about it. She has no right. Nor does
anyone in government have the right to tell me, it's time to
move on. They're not in my shoes. You know, I think that,
you know, that's the essence of what they have done is they've
been dismissive. The committee's been ridiculed. The committee
has been they've been criticized, and, you know, for
them to sincerely do the right thing to care about Americans.
That's what's important. You know, I agree, in a way with her
that it's for the public to decide, you know, some people
have made their decision. others haven't. But the facts are
there. And it's up to the Americans, the American people
to really figure out where they fall in this.
Odd the way she's responding to this. She's
She is very, you can hear her inner voice. Voice. She's very
disturbed and nervous and angry. Yeah.
Yeah, the whole let the American people decide it. Just thought
that was kind of odd.
Well, I don't know. I just she doesn't seem like she's a happy
camper. No, no, but
you know, the Hillary telling her we're gonna move on. Yeah,
that's kind of rude.
That's Hillary. There's a lot of stuff. Once you think oh, yeah,
true.
Hillary, as Hillary as Hillary advocate, you do? What can you
do?
So between the previous shows how many terror attacks have
there now been in the world? I can't I can't change my social
media icon fast enough. There's too many terror attacks. I don't
know what flag to fly anymore.
They're all over the place. It's like there's a bit of barrage.
It's a terror attack, Blitz.
This is the wheel of terror.
And in the meantime, of course, we miss a lot of news because a
lot of the network's won't tell us certain things like Samantha
Powers killing a kid. Oh, I didn't hear about this. What
happened? Georgia never going to hear about this. He killed the
kid directly killed the kid. Oh, wait, this
is old news. Isn't this old news, though? That
was just on Friday. I don't think it's I think it happened a
while ago. Yeah, yeah. What happened? What's changed is they
finally made a settlement. And this discuss discusses the
settlement
and Cameroon. The United States has paid compensation to the
family of a seven year old boy, who is fatally run over by UN
Ambassador Samantha Powers motorcade in April. The
compensation includes two cows hundreds of kilos of flour,
onions, rice, salt and sugar and about $1,700 The boy was killed
after an armored Jeep and powers convoy hidden at top speed
wow that's interesting compensation package of some
sheep.
Yeah. Oh generous man. To wash
in family so we have a you know this looks if we go back to the
auditor airport, a symbol airport attack that still no and
of course everything else that is ISIS ISIS right away, claims
it then they're all over the place. However, the the Istanbul
airport attack, this is now Russian ISIS recruiters just to
make just to make it even Yeah, yeah, it's from Chechnya. Yes.
And of course it's you know, we had the one eye guy Abu mucca
mucca mucca with one eye and now we got the the one arm the
Achmed, the one arm guy.
I didn't know this is one arm but Yeah, listen,
Achmed chat if is an ISIS commander and a convicted arm
smuggler.
It's kind of arms.
Listen, listen to the one that's okay. But just just listen to
let's a
massacre at Istanbul's main airport. According to a US
official and Turkish media reports. Like 1000s of other
ISIS,
that's a beautiful that's beautifully produced. Do you
hear that? So she does the pause. They get the big
explosion ak 47 gunfire perfectly timed, well produced
media
reports.
Like 1000s of other ISIS fighters, Fanta. I
like the sound effect. It's got a nice it's a good
piece from rushes Chichen minority, and a veteran of
Chechnya is brutal conflict with the Russian state. A US official
says he's believed to be in Rucker, the so called ISIS
capital, Turkey state news agency today named to have this
Suicide bombers as Rahim Bulger, Rove and Valium Azzaman have and
also reported that Istanbul police arrested 15 foreigners in
connection with the attack. There are conflicting reports
about where the bombers came from, including Russia,
Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. But all our recruiting grounds for
ISIS. For five years now foreign fighters have used Turkey as a
transit country to reach the Syrian war zone in 2013. We
watched people slipping through the border fence in broad
daylight. There's better security now. But Hershey
Ganesh, a Turkish politician told us the airport bombing is
partly a result of Turkey's failure to control its border.
Some people call it a highway from people call it a connection
point.
And now Turkey has become a target. Yes, the bombers
reportedly used a cocktail of explosives in their suicide
vests. And Josh, we've learned that those explosives are widely
used in the Syrian conflict and readily purchased on the black
market here in Turkey.
So they're really doing everything they can to pin this
on these guys. That bend this one arm guy, and they have
another report here with a timeline. I mean, it's
unbelievable. And no, you know what, Britain yay to Brexit.
Because your compatriots there in the European Union are effing
up big time,
the Russian government waged two anti terror campaigns against
militants in the North Caucasus. This is when he first came to
their attention. He was named as a person of interest during this
time and earns the nickname awkward one arm he allegedly
lost one of his arms.
I'm sorry, they need to do a better job with this with a with
a nickname, Achmed, one arm it doesn't sound good. I mean,
should be
anything but document one arm, you know the one armed ISIS
fighter or something better than that.
It's all sound like they're derived from mafia nicknames.
Anything anything dependent on these guys.
Now listen to the time one on, he allegedly lost one of his
arms during the Chechen conflict. He was able to leave
Russia 12 years ago and he was granted asylum in Austria. And
despite being on brushes and brushes brushes wanted list even
since 2003 for terrorist activities. Now despite Russia's
warnings, he was welcomed into the west with open arms and
granted this asylum and he's been able to move freely across
Europe and post Soviet states and by no means has it been
lying low during this time. He's been arrested multiple times and
in various countries across Europe and if we take a look
back at his history really would send alarm bells ringing for
2003 backbencher type wanted by Russia was granted asylum in
Austria allowing him to travel freely across Europe. And
this, by the way is all part of the free movement of people
didn't keep a low profile. He was arrested multiple times in
different countries. In 2008. He was arrested with ammunition and
guns in Sweden and jailed. The same year he was added to the
Interpol wanted list by Russia. After his release. He was
arrested yet again this time in Ukraine, where he was found with
bomb making manuals and photos of terror victims. Following
this Russia demanded his extradition but rights groups
oppose the move. Amnesty International urged Ukrainian
authorities not to extradite your ties to Russia amid fears
who would be at risk of torture and other grave human rights
violations.
Way to go human rights. Way to go well, good work
2011 He was arrested.
This I've had I had this clip that you played earlier. But for
some reason I never extended it to this part of the
club I had well because it's so crappy. I had to cut out my 18
Different pauses very weird read the guy day of
human rights violations. In 2011 he was arrested at the Bulgarian
Turkish border. Russian pleas for his extradition were again
denied. A year later in Georgia. He was arrested in an anti
terror operation and charged with illegal arms possession.
extradition was again refused and 2015 reports emerge that
chughtai have had entered Syria and joined Islamic state he is
finally put on the US terror list as unbelievable.
Guy was arrested everywhere. Want to be extra whole we can't
have him extradited because they might hurt him in Russia. It's
really, really unbelievable.
Let's just call him sponsible. For the death of those people in
the airport is all is this is true.
I think there's certainly culpability Certainly.
Certainly now, but there's a lot going on with with Turkey right
now. So we had
air Dhawan apologize about shutting down the Russian jet.
Putin then says okay, that's good. We should only run it and
stop the ban on Now on tourism, although I'm not sure the
Russians want to go right now. And we'll also start cranking up
the Nord Stream to which, you know, there's now we're calling
the Turkish Stream. And the reason why this is important as
Israel just came out and said, hey, you know, we're about ready
to start to some of that gas flowing from the Leviathan
fields, which be which that we've talked about Leviathan,
the Leviathan, gas field, and off the coast of not just
Israel, but Lebanon, Syria, I mean, it's going to be quite
interesting to see who thinks that gas is there's Noble Energy
with former President Clinton on the board of advisors. They're
the ones that are in there. And the Israelis are talking about
either pumping gas to Turkey. No, hey, we could always just
build a really long pipeline up this to Cyprus into Greece, and
we could bypass turkey. So Turkey is trying to get all
their ducks in a row. And I think that we will also see some
real problems off the coast. Well, Lebanon and Syria will see
some real problems about the claim as to who really owns all
of this Leviathan, gasfield Trump, there's a lot of moves. I
have actually have a clip from, who's this guy. This is Harold
road. II. Somewhere, I got his Wikipedia page. He's kind of a
super neocon. Let me see American specialist on Middle
East, and worked as an analyst at the Pentagon for 28 years.
That's all you need to know Israel will
need to sell gas. And as a result of Erdogan storing up his
relationship with Putin, the Russians stopped selling gas. So
Israel needs to sell gas. The Turks desperately need gas. It's
also a good route to send gas to Europe. And so it suits
everybody's economic needs. There is very clearly no love.
Israel feels the one and air the one hates the Jews. He hates the
Jewish state.
Yeah, there you go. fighting one another one of those guys. Yeah.
Yeah. So we think
you were talking about three or four shows ago with the the
parents around the name of in a social medias context? like
Twitter? Oh, the
three the three brackets? Three parentheses? Yeah. Yeah. What
was that about? Oh, the Ju, EK, a Jew echo chamber.
So it's a mean, when you do that?
It means so we would say secretary of treasury of the
United States, Lu, whatever his name is. And then we put his
name Lou, in three brackets, which means literally, okay,
well, what does it mean when you put your own name? And
so what happened was the the Jewish community started
fighting against this. And so now now just everyone's putting
their name in brackets do not do or not just to muddy the waters.
It's an odd thing. It's very strange, but I see it
everywhere. I see these.
I've noticed with a number of people. I'm thinking what what
is what's the point? You're trying to make your you eyes
hate to die when I see I just think they hate the Jews. Yeah.
Meanwhile, we have some real issues with our diplomats. And
this is I would say, poorly being covered up by the State
Department. I don't know if you followed any of this, but
there's, you know, there's let's see what happened apparently is
State Department the State Department official in the
embassy in Russia was harassed by a security guard. And oh,
yeah.
I have been vs started with the State Department. diplomats are
causing trouble as well.
have reported this came up of course, in the question and
answer session with the State Department spokes hold Kirby
according to the Russian Foreign Ministry. On the Record on that
night, a US diplomat emerged from a taxi late at night and a
low cat pulled down over his face, rushed to the checkpoint,
refused to show his credentials, hit the sentry in the face with
his elbow, push the security guard and fled into the embassy.
Is that the State Department's understanding of the events of
that night or Do you dispute the official Russian account?
Josh? I'm not able to speak to the specifics, of course on any
particular incident. But I can say that we continue to be very
troubled by the way our employees have been treated over
the past couple of years. And I can tell you that we've raised
those concerns at the highest levels, including the President
Putin. There in Moscow harassment and surveillance of
our diplomatic personnel in Moscow by security personnel and
traffic police have increase significantly.
Yeah, it seems like what you do, I think pretty sure we do the
same to the Russian officials here
and we continue to find this unacceptable. I've also seen
these comments made by Russian officials, which are factually
inaccurate. Moscow knows that all too well. However, they were
not interested in the United States not interested in having
a public debate on the issue. We believe that this is best
handled in private government to government discussions. That's
why the media,
wait for it, because this guy comes back with what the
Russians actually said,
continue to do this. We've raised as I said, our serious
concerns all the way up to the highest levels of the Russian
government. And the last thing I'd say is, the Secretary takes
extremely seriously our responsibility to look out for
the safety and well being of our personnel overseas, wherever
they are.
Yeah, right. Well done in Benghazi.
The Russian foreign ministry also said that there was a video
of the incident that they have handed to the State Department
that is in your possession, is that correct?
We were aware of a video Yes.
Will you release that video?
I know of no plans to release a video
the Russian Foreign Ministry said that the diplomat is a
known CIA agent who was disguised and returning from an
intelligence operation is that correct?
I'm just not going to go into more details about these
incidents
Gee their spies in the State Department. I'm shocked Go
figure. I actually heard that this spy was possibly doing
something for for the Hillary campaign I'm not sure why but
that's just what I heard just to throw it out there. I have no
other corroboration I was like he was sitting in Russia
for the Hillary I have no idea
I just I don't know. I don't know.
I that makes more sense. Of course. It does the point I
hammering some poor just to some some guys in the working for the
foreign sir. Foreign Services. And he's, he's getting out of
his cab to go do some paperwork. and arrest him. Is that worth
the trouble? The guy's already late leave. Yeah, leading a
miserable life. Yeah.
Just being a fan of the Americans and having watched all
of those episodes. Now. It's just like, of course, the course
is a spy, obviously. And so now I think we're probably
harassing. We're harassing Russian Duolingo. Which
Russians have a bunch of spies over here too. Of course they
do. Course. Yeah. Why wouldn't they?
But I'd love to see that video. That'd be fun.
Although there are no plans to release it yet. Thanks. So that
way we get why don't you? Why not? Yeah. Somebody should have
why not? Why not? Really. So what are you afraid of? What are
you afraid that you're just lying up there? You're standing
up there at the podium. Just bold faced lie.
That video Yeah, Matt Lee did get in his face about it but it
wasn't worth clipping was just sad.
It reminds me It says you're brought the CIA I got a CIA
clip. Okay, I got two of them already played this one. This is
an interesting another untold story by the mainstream media.
This came up and I believe probably Democracy Now. You take
the good with the bad with the show. This is the CIA Al Nasser
is a story. A newly released
internal CIA report has revealed how the agency arrested
imprisoned and interrogated German citizen kalido mastery at
a secret person in Afghanistan, even though the CIA knew he was
not the man they were looking for. The report Chronicles have
the CIA seized on Masuri after Macedonian agents accused him of
being a member of al Qaeda traveling on a pay of false
passport. Yet no one from the CIA even looked at a masteries
passport for the first three months of his imprisonment at
which point agents determined his passport was real. And that
there was a CIA agents wrote, quote, no basis to justify the
continued detention of mastery unquote. Yet the agency
continued to hold on Masuri for months because it could not
decide on a quote, exit strategy. Finally, CIA agents
dumped him in Albania and told him to go home. A Masuri says he
was tortured while imprisoned by the CIA. He is seeking an
apology from the US government.
Who was this guy again?
He was a nut. Nobody was a tremendous prick. It was a guy
that Macedonia claimed was some must have been some horrible
person. He's got a fake passport, you should pick him up
as well. I guess they okay. We're all worked him up and beat
him up. Guess kept him for a while. The guy was just at some
guy, some schmuck. And so they were going to do I don't know.
And they dropped him off on some street corner and Albania. And
it took off. Just after like a year or two, I guess. Yeah.
Well, let's just stick with CIA for a moment then. Okay. Yeah, I
I didn't have this on Thursday show. But the the little sit
down chat and the whole talk that CIA. I'm sorry, CIA
director. Brennan did at the Council on Foreign Relations
included a question about the so called 28 pages, the 28 pages of
the 911 Commission Report. which were redacted and held from
public view. And journalists actually asked him, Hey, what
are we going to do with that? Since it's not pretty well, no,
I think everyone kind of knows what's in it.
Yeah, I think a lot of people Nephele read it and leaked,
what's in it, we're pretty sure we know what's in it. And
there's a whole thing could be a scan, we don't maybe don't know
anything.
Well, there's also this file 17, which is kind of a, that is a
public document. And it's, it's kind of a, like an overview of
what the 28 pages is comprised of. And I believe this came from
Bob Graham, I think he put this out there. Anyway. So here's
Brandon talking about the 28 pages as questions asked
Director Brennan, I, my question concerns the 28 pages, that
you've been on record about your view of their relative lack of
value. My question is timing of release, and the level of
declassification and whether they will also be released with
the investigative report, which puts it all in context?
Well, I am only the director of CIA, so I don't make the
decisions about the release of a congressional document, the
Joint Inquiry that was produced in December of 2002. That
subsequently was followed up with an 11 commission that
thoroughly investigated all the allegations and information that
was in those 28 or 29 pages, Leave It to Beaver thing. So
there's an executive branch responsibility, because that's
the documents cited executive branch information. So there is
a think is has been said publicly, there's been a review
that has been underway. And so there is going to be the
appropriate discussions that need to take place between the
executive and legislative branches. To finalize that I
believe it's important that that document get out because there's
so much speculation and conjecture about it. I have said
that there are a lot of things in there that unfortunately, I
think will be used by some to maybe misrepresent the facts or
history. But that's why the 911 Commission, thorough thorough
research investigation really should be seen by folks as the
more much more dispositive of it. There are some other
documents that may be out at the same time, as you point out, but
again, I defer to others who have that decision making
responsibility. Okay.
Okay, let's Yeah, I don't even know what he said.
Well, what he said was, it's up to Congress to release it, but
there's nothing in there, nothing to see here. Move along.
It's really not a big deal. Folks, folks, folks, and since I
see you have a clip for you might as well discuss what the
White House released on Friday, the end of day Friday, which is
exactly what you want to do with, with news that you really
don't want anyone to
talk about just not any Friday. Not any Friday,
the long weekend. Friday, the holiday weekend, Friday, Fourth
of July. That's when you want to release finally, the the the
numbers of civilians and others killed with our CIA operated
drone strikes all over the world.
Shall I play your report that you have played play away?
Kind of mopey explains.
The report from the White House indicates that between 64 and
116 non combatants civilians have died as a result of US
drone strikes. Now, it was made clear by the White House that
this report does not include people who died in Afghanistan,
Iraq or Syria. The reason that these countries were excluded is
because these are considered to be active war zones. And
according to the White House, the number of civilian deaths in
Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria are classified that information is
classified these numbers released by the White House
again 64 to 116. Civilians estimated killed according to
the White House report are much lower than the numbers given by
many independent civilian watchdog groups. In fact, the
numbers given are roughly half of the lowest estimates given by
independent groups. Many people rate many, many independent
investigators and civilian watchdogs say the numbers of
people killed noncombatant civilians killed are much
higher. The timing of the report is also interesting. The report
was released on the Friday before the July 4 Independence
Day weekend in the United States. And as the report was
coming out, already, the streets of DC were clogged with people
who were leaving the city there the report was covered in US
media, but there was very little reaction to it.
Classified
Well, I have the numbers, which is that there's another number
here another metric that was released. So first, we have
combat and deaths, somewhere between 2372 and 2581. That's a
lot of drones. A lot of drone people being killed.
And that's not in the areas where they you There's
emotionally
and interesting both. And then we have the noncombatant deaths,
which is a range of 64 to 116. But this number I liked total
number of strikes against terrorist targets outside areas
of active hostilities.
You know, we are just eight holes.
But you know, no wonder you can't just be this death from
the skies, people have no idea. And we don't think about it. We
have to do a surgical strike. It's all fine. But just drone
kill dead. I have a real problem with this strategy. And you
know, these numbers who got God knows, God knows these numbers.
I don't know if there's anything true to them or not seems low?
It's definitely low. Yeah. There's way too many. I mean, at
some point, you say, Well, this is a bunch of propaganda that
we're killing all these innocents like the whole entire
wedding. Both families. Yeah, that sort of thing. But it's too
many of these reports. There's too many people looking into it.
And also, it's unconstitutional at this point, we really have to
stop doing this. Yeah, we're in desert, because there's no
oversight this way. There is no oversight. We know at least two
American citizens were killed by drone without any due process.
It's just that we need oversight on right one kid
at a cafe, depending on the stories even sitting in a cafe,
where he could have been picked up if they wanted to do that is
no problem. Or is that some you know, another wedding or people
getting married? A lot of out of fear? I don't know if this is
this? No, it's the way I see it. The real problem is that once
the drone start flying over the United States,
that's when we should be really worried and
taken well. Yeah, it'll be a little free. Let's face it.
We're not really worried about these murders that are going on
all over the you know, Northern Africa and everyplace else.
We're not worried. to any extent. I'm not worried me.
Well,
yeah, we don't hear about it. I'm
disgusted. Now,
this is the point because there's no oversight because
it's a covert program. When on Tuesdays, you know, the the
President takes a look at the list and goes, Yeah, all right.
Yeah, we'll take that one. That's good.
I almost get the view. I almost get the feeling that Obama would
actually like to be at the controls. shouldn't invite him
down to Las Vegas. actually flying. Yeah. Why? Well, it's
you Okay, there it is. Mr. President, you can just push the
push the red button. Go
ahead. Go ahead. I tried. I tried watching the the eye in
the sky movie with what's her name? The the famous British.
The award winning old lady. What's her name?
I don't know. Vanessa Redgrave. Oh, no,
no, come on. I ended I could not I could not get through it. I'll
tell you who it is. I always thought it was odd that she was
in this. This is Helen Mirren. Oh, yeah, she likes to work. I
guess. It's just it's well made and everything but hang on
cares. I don't know what are you trying to tell us?
didn't sit very well.
So while all all this is going on, and of course
bus that's where to wait before we leave the shame as we'll play
this last CIA clip. Because every time I think or hear one
of these clips, I'm just thinking Hayden, the CIA
director who is him and Rodriguez those two guys are the
ones that promoting the torture, torture, torture everybody
because it works. Romania
Meanwhile, a human rights lawyer has accused the CIA of paying
Romania millions of dollars to host secret US prisons that were
the site of CIA torture programs under the George HW Bush
administration. The allegations were raised during a hearing of
the European Court of Human Rights remaining close US ally
has denied the charges. Of course,
yeah, we're just doing this if nothing has changed. Nothing has
changed. This CI man this guy's meanwhile, Bashar Al Assad did
an interview with Australian broadcaster SBS, which I didn't
hear much about here. And of course, his message
I heard No, you didn't hear much about that was not
broadcast, right. Within rebroadcast
or anything else. You didn't hear much about it because it
was it was suppressed. Well,
here is what he said
Syria's President Assad is claiming that Western countries
have sent security officials to help his government covertly
fight militants, and told Australian TV earlier this week,
the western states have posed its rule that faced the threat
of attacks at home in the name of Islam.
Actually, this is the double standard of the West. They
attack us politically and they send us The officials to deal
with us under the table, especially the security,
including your government, they all do the same. They don't want
to upset the United States. Actually, most of the Western
officials, they only repeat what the United States on them to
say. This is the reality.
A Syrian war playing crashed northeast of Damascus on Friday,
and insurgents captured and killed its pilots according to
both Syrian and rebel sources. Meanwhile, a monitoring group
and rebels say that in a rare gain insurgents, including the
al Qaeda affiliated Nusra Front seized a strategic town in
Latakia province, government forces had captured it in
February.
So I have to understand this correctly. So we were funding
YPG. We're funding Oh, no, sir. We're funding multiple groups
who were there to attack, I guess. ISIL. But also, they're
against the Assad regime. And then we're also sending security
forces to protect the Assad regime.
Well, I'm, I didn't quite get that clear. Right. It was almost
as if he was saying, and maybe at the plate again, he's saying
Western countries are helping us to fight the ISIS and all the
rest of them because they're getting bombed in their
countries. And so they want us to be like a line of defense.
But they don't want to talk about it. Because United States
is what I heard. Because the United States gets all bent out
of shape if you're not doing what they tell you to do, right.
So I'm not so sure that we're helping him. Huh. Okay. Rice and
western country. Yeah,
right. Right. But they're doing it at the behest of the United
States, I think no,
no, I got the just the opposite opinion. Really,
really? So wait, so our allies are undermining us?
Yeah, because they don't want to get their cities bombed. They
wanted ISIS to stop there and Syria. Gotta keep them occupied.
So heroes will send some helpers over there in the US.
What Yeah, this is a clusterfuck this is well,
that's not okay. Well, that's not the worst of it. I haven't I
Breeland thing.
Oh, yeah. I have a clip.
Well, I'll try mine because mine will I believe mine came from RT
you probably as
I have from RT. Yeah. Which was this is like,
yeah, I got it. Very interesting. This is the Because
NATO is supposed to be a defensive organization to keep,
you know, aggression on the from coming at us.
We all know NATO really is the sales arm of the military
industrial complex.
Exactly.
A hacked emails from the account of a former NATO Supreme
Commander reportedly show that he privately plotted against
President Obama over his policies in Russia. Again, Ken
has got the story.
The hacked emails of retired general Philip Breadloaf, who
until recently was the commander of NATO forces in Europe reveal
the intense backchannel lobbying for the Obama administration to
arm the Ukrainian government against the rebels in the in.
The emails are from 2014. At the height of the war in Ukraine
Breedlove attempted to influence the administration through
several channels, reaching out to various former and present
officials, as well as is seeking the advice of foreign policy
experts. Here's a snippet of what they discussed.
I don't see this White House really engaged by working with
Europe or NATO. Frankly, I think we're worried. I seek your
counsel on two fronts, how to frame this opportunity and a
time when all eyes are on ISIL and to how to work this
personally with the President of the United States. Given Obama's
instruction to you not to start a war this may be a tough sell.
This is a mess. I do not understand our
White House. General Breedlove appears to have been frustrated
by President Obama's reluctance to further militarize the
conflict in Ukraine, and by doing so, increased the
bloodshed in a string of emails, which were addressed to
officials, including Assistant Secretary Victoria Nuland and
the US Ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt bread losses,
quote Toria, meaning Victoria Nuland can attest there is
precious little support for lethal aid. This has changed on
the military side, but still not across the river. And in this
context, the now retired general seems to have been working very
hard to escalate the conflict in Ukraine.
But what I didn't understand from the story is where the what
was the source of the hack? I know he had it was a Gmail
account, which leads me to believe it could have been an
inside hack more than just a hack now.
I don't think so. The Russians are hacking everything. That's
why I'm totally convinced,
but I'm okay with that. But it was not like no, they didn't say
it on anybody.
I noticed the same thing he was they they talked it was a hack,
but there was no blame. Because in this country were we get bent
out of shape or who did the hack, and we're all concerned, I
think is pretty clear that the Russians did the hacking the
Russians, also, and this isn't come out we talked about on the
show. Hillary's whole servers probably owned by the Russians.
Because one of the things that we don't discuss when we talk
about the Chinese hacks and North Korean hacks and all these
other hacks and the hackers in the country, the Russians
probably have some of the greatest hackers in the world.
Now, they're the ones that the anti virus stuff, they're the
ones who found Stuxnet. The Russians are outrageously good
at computer science, but we never talk about it. And this
good for some reason, the mainstream media never discusses
the Russians and their their capabilities. And so the
Russians are obviously hacking a lot of that stuff. They're the
ones who hacked at the Victoria Nuland, right.
The phone call Yeah,
that was never really discussed as a Russian hack.
It was never really even played on anywhere. So we can't have
this getting out there.
There is some suppression of this fact that the Russians are
as good a hackers as we are. They've helped decode the D
cstc. SDSS. Whatever that thing is, that's on the DVDs. There
was a kid who came over here a Russian kid this
is a number of years. Yes, this is the was the copy.
Yeah, it comes over here and shows some some sort of a hack.
That's outrageous. And they decided to arrest him.
And and we had the Russian guys who were doing all the flash
trading. They built all that. Yeah. Which
I don't think they want to scare the public with with any of
this. And because if you if you really knew what would the
Russians could do, you would be kind of like what what are we
doing that making enemies of these people?
And meanwhile it apparently Guccifer is gone.
He's gone. It says when they can't find him. He sees he
escaped from prison.
I didn't know they were arrested him.
Yeah, I had a I had a, I had this very odd, very odd story,
see where it was it
was a good hacker like that should be, even though it seems
unlikely to most people. But here we go. I got it here.
There's no reason that a good hacker can hack into his system
and develop and design his own release papers.
So Marcel lair Lazar, who was known as Guccifer was discovered
missing.
The FBI discovered he was missing, who were sent to
interview him at a US jail where he is supposed to be.
He was extracted. Yeah, he's gone. He's gone. They don't know
what happened.
Well, there's an untold story. Where's the mainstream media on
that date? Because the mainstream media won't even
mention the guy.
No, they don't want to do that. Because when you mentioned
Guccifer, then you have to bring up the hack DNC documents, and
then it all becomes about Hillary and they just will not
do that. They will not do it.
So as his WordPress blog still up? Probably. I haven't looked.
I haven't seen anything new.
Disappeared. So they extracted him. That's funny.
Here it is. goosal for two.wordpress.com. Nice.
Something that. Yeah. If you put up an FAQ on June 30. Okay, no
new documents, though, as far as I know, just but there's this
cool document. I'm sure you took the spreadsheet with the with
the email addresses of all these millionaires.
I downloaded everything on that site, because I don't believe
it's going to be up forever. Oh, no, it can't be. I'm surprised.
I wasn't taking any chances of losing the material on there. So
I have a copy. I'm sure a lot of people have done that. That if
you're smart. You do that? Because I was stunned that it
was posted. Yeah. Yeah, there's a lot of bad stuff on there, all
against Hillary, which makes me think there's worse stuff out
there. Yeah. Now, but do you want a WordPress blog? I mean,
you go to a WordPress blog, and you got all this criminal
information. It's unbelievable.
Yeah. Oh, for those who don't know, it's Guccifer
two.wordpress.com. It's very simple. If you just Google
Guccifer 2.0 and you'll find it. Yeah. Yes.
It'll be up for I would say if you see it in two months, you'd
be surprised I'd be surprised.
Before we thank some of our executive and Associate
Executive Producers today I did want to just stop momentarily.
I've been avoiding it for as long as I could be because it
makes me ill to think of it and seeing pictures of it really
rises bile in my throat. If you no longer need to send me He
pictures, news articles, or tweet anything about the Burger
King makin Cheetos. Okay? It makes me want to throw up. But
it is worth noting that just like we see with other fast food
restaurants, this is a big ask media buy big media buy two
examples of how it works in case you didn't know what native
advertising is. Here is Chicago over
Doritos Locos Tacos, there's a new food hybrid in town. Burger
King has rolled out the Mac and Cheetos. Yep, you heard that
right. Makin Cheetos. Essentially their Cheetos
powdered mozzarella sticks, deep fried and filled with mac and
cheese. They're only available for eight weeks or unless they
run out sooner, and customers will have to fork over $2.49 a
pack. So far, only a few Burger King locations mostly in
Southern California have already started to offer this snack
sticks.
So that's an ad and that is
bought and paid for oh, that's not an ad. That's a news report.
Adam. Well, this is important news. There's all kinds of
things happening in the world. And this is right up there with
the most important of them.
Well, case in point Fox News took to the streets mashups
just keep getting crazier and crazier. But Burger King has
taken it to the next level with the makin Cheeto. It's a deep
fried mac and cheese with a dusting of Cheetos. Basically,
it just looks like a giant Cheeto, but doesn't taste good.
We took to the streets to find out
now let me guess if you take to the streets, if you do the man
on the street interviews, perhaps it would be one person
who said no, I don't like it that much.
I would say no.
Well, there's all shills, of course. So don't worry about
that. You would say you would think one person if this was
like good, like Jimmy Kimmel on the street. Exactly.
legitimately, they'd find probably half the people that
win, like half have never
had it. But that's not what the advertiser paid for.
Before you play that, which I know what you're what you're
doing. And I agree with that, that this is all such bullshit.
The quote that would come into mind to me immediately is to do
the man on the street thing that has got to cost of fortune.
He means in the native ad, no immediate bond. Sure, sure.
I mean, just doing the bull crap story is one thing, and that's
gonna cost you at least a couple of ads, normal ads. Now, this
has got to be five axis, there's got to be less. Unless Fox
wanted it so bad that this is what they just they, you know,
chum the water with some mobile do this for you. We'll do that
for you. If you give us one of these gigs. Yeah.
And for people asking me in the chat room, why are you playing
it on your show to teach you? You need to understand what is
happening
to find out the taste is good. So the combination is not a
failure. I like the outside. Crispy, it's a bit more of a
kick.
They're not too salty. I can't wax poetic about this,
but it's good. Would you expect to like mac and cheese and
Cheetos together? Like this?
Yeah, I think this is a good snack. It's got the book
festivals. I think it's really good. I like the outsides kind
of crispy. Expecting for a Mac and Cheeto, frankly. But yeah,
it's about what I expected. Oh, wow. I'm surprised it's a nice
mixture. I think you even slipped in the macaroni seven
like you get the idea.
On a second. Even when they go out and ask about Hillary
Clinton shot somebody in the street. You don't ask a million
people they asked three
Oh no, this kept going. There's another 22nd Maybe
some pastan Yeah, good.
Definitely different. I didn't think I would buy them if I
didn't try it right here so dangerously cheesy. I would
probably take my kids to Burger King to buy this right.
Cheetos. Pretty simple as that. Would these Cheetos make Chester
proud? Let us know at FX and leisure
and not a single obese person in the bunch. Who are testing how
can you walk down the streets of any American city and not find
an obese person who would love mac and Cheetos
versus have a harder this little harder for them to get acting
gigs?
To your mouth?
Mac and cheese mac and cheese
iron Rand and with that I would like to say in the morning to
you and thank you for your courage John see you and as he
stands for Canadian dollar Ed's double rag
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Very nice no agenda are generated.com is where you can
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that should tommy guns and that was a time again. Yeah, and it's
just it was and that look on her face was a good a good Hillary
face to use it with that crazy look on her face. Yeah,
that was a good piece
I don't know I don't know what I was supposed to saw
doesn't matter. Well that be better. Thank you
let's thank some people, John. Yes.
We do have a few people to thank right off the top we have our
Archduke I believe is a is not a Grand Duke kid is Archduke
Archduke students are charged leave I believe. Yeah, this is
well he must be very close. He Yeah, he's still the Archduke he
says he's getting there this Grand Duke is Will is is a long
haul. From Tigard Oregon. Dwayne melon song I champ serves and
the Archduke of the Pacific Northwest I've enjoyed your
analysis lately as well as the Brexit coverage. A lot of people
did like the Brexit coverage. This is my bread side of BS
donation.
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out of BS ah hacks or lives. Now he wants a karma and a Sharpton
to all producers. There's no real conflict that you've got
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this. But if you can tell me who it was. I'll read it.
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get 700. So it's 700 Yes. Oh as a year ago as a year ago. I
found you guys on the YouTube channel conspiracy archive.
Okay, thanks. Well, I was looking for squirrels and spider
goats. I've been hooked ever since I also got my brother
hooked on you guys a few months ago of which he's already
donated, so we can't call him out. However, I've been a
douchebag. Since then. I've worked in corporate it for a
long time in agreement with John's PC mag article from a few
years ago. Big data is a marketing scam. I would I would
write something like that as by some definitions of big data.
We've already have a product called Tara data that has been
around since the 80s. All the big companies use them and I bet
most of the technical Hornies I've never heard of them.
Anyway, keep up the good work. Can I have a Shut up already?
It's science. The Alex Jones spider goats or babies in cows?
Is one of these. One of the greatest Get out of my vagina.
He's got a lot here. Okay, what else is yet out of my vagina
scream and don't eat me Hillary.
That's that's quite a quite a list. We try to keep it to three
if at all possible. But
yeah, we'll do what he's got 700 from an ace from the deplane
Illinois. Desk planes. Anyway, shut up already. Science
by God for 25 years they've been growing babies and cow out of my
karma.
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complaining, right. That touched it up. Yeah, it's too many
Bendon you nailed it. Now we have Grants Pass. I'm sorry.
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Williamson and Grants Pass Oregon $333.33 he actually sent
a check in. Yes. What's to be appreciated? Hey, let me put my
reading glasses on and US pathetic. Hello great purveyors
of truth. First of all I want to say you too are doing our
country and its citizens a great service. Keep up the great work
and thank you. And I have an F cancer for my father in law
Edward who just lost a valiant fight against pancreatic cancer.
Some karma for the family to get through this great loss and a
whip Obama's ass and then he's got a birthday. He should be on
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list. Yeah, this weekend I'll explain what that is. This
weekend is the 13 colonies contest. And you collect all 13
of them there stay special event stations and you get a contact
if you get them all then you get a prize.
What might the prize be? Like a
sticker.
What is this going on now? 13 colonies you referring to the 13
original colonies in the United States? Yeah,
yeah. And so they had these special events and you'd have
seven you say I have the 13 I've got seven already with 70 Half
oh I don't have the list here but I have I don't know what's
the tough one Delaware no I have no I have I have Delaware I have
Massachusetts I have Maryland
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good New Hampshire because there's so many mountains there
you can't get a signal
I don't have New Hampshire
yet. Working on you'll never get paid I'm sure you've got karma
last but not least has kept Wesley young in Jamestown New
York I looked and looked and looked I can't find anybody
named Wesley young in my email and if you have something to
send us a note if you want to add something to say send us a
note put it put it on the subject line missing an action
and anyway $300 For Jamestown New York who will give you a
Karma
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Clark in the past but I don't see anything here
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Hold on. He looked for Wesley young you won't find him
Wesley young. You're right. I have no idea. How did that
happen?
I know she probably came in as a company name or something. I
don't know. How are we?
Okay. Karma as requested you've got karma? No
Right. And that's our group for our executive as well no
Associate Executive Producers all executive producers which is
typical of a TV show want to thank them and everyone else who
contributes we'll talk about them and second part of the show
and we want to remind you that we do have another show coming
up next Thursday. It's a holiday we're in the middle of the
holiday tomorrow's Fourth of July nobody listens to the shows
and they ignore us
but then you're you're already drunk and I'm stone so there you
go yeah there you go that's right while you're out there
once you propagate the formula and the fourth our formula
is this we go out we get people in the mouth Sunday Eve
All right now I've got a little Andhra mon if you wanted
something funny, please about time. This will be amusing this
is I guess. Yeah, I guess do caucus No I do want to talk
about that it would do caucus is interesting. There was a C span
played over the weekend all that this is another this was a
killer for me for time killer. Yeah. They played all the
speeches of the beat you into your elected at the convention
and you come up and you give your speech. Yeah, they played
all of them. They Well, not all.
And of course you watched all of them. I did as great.
I've watched true man, I watched Carol Kerry's terrible. I
watched you caca. Well let's go with that. This is do caucus.
This is the middle of his his little speech and I want to say
something first because I never noticed this when he ran I think
is because the Seinfeld show appeared after 1988 I'm not sure
when it first started, but I'm absolutely sure that George is
based on Dukakis. Yes. caucuses were before he play Dukakis is
up there he's got this George smirk he's got a suffer the lack
of a bald head he's got the smirk he's got that stupid look
that look of it and you know I got something on everybody. It
was so annoying to watch Dukakis when you were familiar with the
Seinfeld show that it was it just was unbelievable. This is
typical of what he had to say.
Does he actually speak
and he saw me follow snows SDK CMOS, II and noblest CMOS.
My friends is President I'm going to be setting goals for
our country. Not goals for our government working alone. I mean
goals for our people working together, working together
I want businesses in this country to be wise enough and
innovative enough to retrain their workers and retool their
factories and to help rebuild their communities
I want students and office workers and retired teachers to
share with a neighbor the precious gift of literacy.
He I agree. The sound is George Costanza, but the cadence is
something different. I don't think the
cadence is more New England is once a B Kennedy. Kennedy he but
he's got the smirks in this little slide looks but if you
listen to the last thing he suggested there I first thing I
said to myself well I bet the factor interest see a real
problem in this country so much that you should go to your next
door neighbor and teach him to read
yes it is now hell yes. We are an illiterate country that do
you ever look at now you don't just look at face bag. Oh, yeah.
We are becoming completely Alinea are
becoming this is 1988. Well, it's gonna be way before face
bag and before it always was. But he's what he says is of you
should go to your next door neighbor and teach them to read
what he said. And then he's speaking in Spanish half the
time. And there was a bunch of signage that was propped up by
the delegates and one of them was speaking English only is
America. Yeah,
we've been through all that. It's back. It's the same crap.
Well, caucus was just a outrageous loser. Center on this
now and then I ran into the Barry Goldwater one I explained
to Barry Goldwater is well, Barry Goldwater was the right
wing nut that was running for president in 1964.
He was Trump 1.0. You mean, the original Trump day when
you listen to him? Not really. But he was the right wing guy.
The John Birch Society was behind him and all the right
wingers. All right. Well, you're right. We're
talking John Birch Society, we might as well say that as well.
Yeah. birchas. Go ahead.
But you know anything about it? Yeah. John
Birch Society, the original crackpot conspiracy theorists
group,
John Birch Society, which was run by a guy named Welch was a I
don't know you come conspiracy people, but they're very
traditional.
They a lot of their constitutionalist, maybe we
should say that
I don't even know if that was it's a very strange operation at
the time, but it was very patriotic pro America and all
the rest of it. And they felt it Reagan was actually I will say
as a child of the of that thinking, as it matured, Barry
Goldwater was the was the thinking itself at the moment.
And so I was kind of stunned, having kind of familiar with
this during that era. In fact, I actually snuck into this
convention. It was in The Cow Palace in San Francisco, in a 64
convention, and net a couple of interesting girls that pretended
to be French. And they were actually from Daly City. It was
very annoying.
Really. Did so did you speak French with them?
I know they were get back to the point. No,
I want to stick with bones. You are girls, Jim Apelles John
clothes are girls. Go Come on. Whoo.
So So Barry Goldwater was the none dare call it true. Reason
guy wrote a couple books. He was the senator from Arizona. I've
always wanted to meet him because he's apparently an
outstanding photographer. And I was, like, go meet him and
cajole him and get a free picture. So you collect art. So
I'm
just reading from the book of knowledge, the John Birch
Society, in its own words, a conservative advocacy group
supporting anti communism and limited government. So maybe
more like Ron Paul, perhaps?
Well, the anti communism thing was a big deal during that era,
because we're still in the Cold War. We
had a bunch of comments run around. Yeah.
So I'm listening to this. And I want to ask you a couple of
questions. Listen to carefully what he has to say. It's not a
short clip. It's not a long clip, but it's just a piece of,
of his acceptance, speech, talk.
And I can see in the distance, and recognizable future, the
outlines of a world worthy of our dedication, our every risk,
our every effort, our every sacrifice along the way, yes, a
world that will redeem the suffering of those who will be
liberated from tyranny. I can see, and I suggest that all
thoughtful men must contemplate the flowering of an Atlantic
civilization. The whole of Europe are unified and free,
trading it openly across its borders, communicating openly
across the world.
Is a goal, far far more meaningful than a moonshot?
Did he say moonshine? Or moonshot, John Shoshana? Is he
just calling for New World Order? Is that what I'm hearing
him say? Yeah.
A truly inspiring goal are all free men to set for themselves
during the latter half of the 20th century. I can see at all
free men must drill to the events of this Atlantic
civilization, joined by it's great ocean highway to the
United States. What a destiny, what a destiny can be ours to
stand as a draped central pillar, legging, Europe, the
Americas, and the venerable and vital peoples and cultures of
the Pacific. I can see a day when all the Americas north and
south will be linked in a mighty system, a system in which the
errors and misunderstandings of the past will be submerged one
by one, in a rising tide of prosperity, and interdependence.
We know that the misunderstandings of centuries
are not to be wiped away in a day, or wiped away in an hour.
But we pledge We pledge that human sympathy for our neighbors
to the south call an attitude of seeing no less than enlightened
self interest will be our guide to this world No wonder he's
talking about the EU one world government. Yes. How is this?
How does this match? That's today's conservative movement.
Not at all. That's really I haven't heard that probably.
Ever. That's a good one. And when I listened to it was just
jaw dropping. Because it's just opposite of what everyone has
been talking about when they went all Barry Goldwater is a
nut. He was not talking about sovereignty. He's not talking
about the Americanism. He's not talking about nationalism. He's
talking about one world government may be saying we're
gonna lead it. Yeah. Which is kind of what, but this is the
kind of thing you get from the Democrats.
Well, that just proves that it's all the same party. It's all the
same rap. Oh, yeah.
Anyway, that was that was that was
good. I liked that. Like a little nice. Little History is
nice. So speaking of either way,
I should say something. Yes. Like those two clips, that
Dukakis thing and the Goldwater thing that shows we could have
been doing this show in 1988 or 1964. Yes,
and handled aimed at delivering drugs hand delivering vinyl to
everybody. Yeah, that would have been great.
Well, I guess the problem would be, the distribution of the show
would be issue Yeah, yes, yes. Until every 40 fives. Oh honey
and my box of 40 fives came How long is the show this week?
Now unfortunately Well fortunately unfortunately we're
going to do a little lesson in French John Claude Maori How was
your phone say? If Jose Okay people this is a junker, the
drunker. This is a John Claude Juncker speaking in front of
European Parliament regarding Brexit and I shall play this
little ditty in French and we may have to replay it but I will
certainly translate it for you here he is.
The Lua sometimes a entendu equity Krizia the division
planet is not present yet Pascal Santia rasool Allah, Quran
neurobion The Pool speed don't get fooled us. Elizabeth is
super kings of surf the pretty.
Viewer your French may be too rusty.
It's very Oh, I heard when it's raining in Aruba.
As you often do a cote please yeah, the DD John does Otto
planeta. Which means we must know that those who observe us
from afar are worried. I have seen and heard and listened to
several of the leaders of other planets. They are very worried
because they question themselves about the path the European
Union will follow. Thus, we must reassure both Europeans and
those who observe us from afar
that's what it sounds like. He said, Yeah, that I find it hard
to believe that he's walking by other planets. I think
a lot Yeah, he is. Listen, you can even hear him listen to the
line. As you if you want to do a quick tape please. Yeah, this D
Jones OETKER. Planet
Serkan Rockshelter Lulu Santana Antoine entendu equal to the
division planet is not present here because
he's really saying a John. He's really saying no
to it planet. Well, I'd have a second meaning. I'm going to my
French English dictionary. Okay.
Now I would love to say Ah, every of course the leaders of
the world know exactly all about the off world's leaders. But I
think he was just drunk.
Well, that's always a possibility. Now this is this is
looking through his telescope. I have no idea.
I think it's one of the funniest things he's ever said. There's
also planets he said other planets, leaders of other
planets. A De Jong. Don't complain it It's as clear as
day. Yeah.
I can see you're underwhelmed. But I thought it was quite fun.
It was quite interesting
because I just think it was like some one of those words that has
another meaning
I don't believe so. He was the whole the whole structure.
If you unless you said other he said alter planet. There's no
question about that.
And that is Lydia Lee Jones has this article planet, the
directors the leaders of other planets.
Okay, let's maybe he meant to say he possibly but he was drunk
the pay plan right there whatever. keeps coming up as
Planet. Plenty. But but but maybe he meant by, as in other
countries. Other lands?
Oh, you think he may have been a slipped the word? Possibly?
Well, because he is saying those who observers from afar are
worried and it could be other leaders.
As far as
I know, this guy has no business running anything as far as I'm
concerned. And nor does the woman who we accurately
predicted would be running hard and heavy for the Cameron spots
in the United Kingdom. God hope she does. Oh, yes, Theresa, may
everybody.
I've invited you here today to announce my candidacy to become
leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister of the United
Kingdom. And I do so for three clear reasons. Okay. First,
following last week's referendum. Our country needs
strong proven leadership to steer us through this period of
economic and political uncertainty and negotiate the
best possible terms as we leave the European Union. Second, we
need leadership that can unite our party and our country, with
the Labour Party tearing itself to pieces and divisive
nationalists in Scotland and Wales. It is nothing less than
the patriotic duty of our party to unite and govern in the best
interest of the whole country. We need a bold new positive
vision for the future of our country, a vision of a country
that works not for a privileged few. But for every one of us.
Brexit means Brexit. The campaign was fought, the vote
was held, turnout was high, and the public gave their verdict.
There must be no attempts to remain inside the EU, no
attempts to rejoin it through the back door and no second
referendum. There should be no general election until 2020.
Sorry, little, little remix
to be a normal statement held in the normal way at the normal
time, and to no emergency budget. And there should be no
decision to invoke Article 50 until the British negotiating
strategy is agreed and clear.
I just love English parliament.
Do you think that this failure to invoke Article 50? Yes.
They're not going to do it?
I don't think so. Yeah, yeah. Well, of course, we had the big
demonstration. Over the weekend in London. 50,000 people
rallying against the Brexit vote.
All of them wearing like European stuff, and with signage
that is
professional signs. And there was a professional guy there.
That leader of all things I can't believe the Brits listen
to this. Should you want someone drawn and quartered. It should
be that guy. No, I'm talking about
your buddy. 1000s of
people have rallied through London to protest against
Britain's decision to leave the European Union. Some were draped
in EU flags, while others waved banners backing the bloc,
France, London or further afield. They all have one thing
in common mutual shock of the result of the Brexit vote, all
the disgusting
behavior that's been going on to the throughout the country with
racist racism and xenophobia. It's just unacceptable in
this one as shown the nation that we're we're not giving up
on the EU we need the NHS needs the EU, we will have no staffing
wherever I work. That was
really interesting. But she's saying there because and the
what I hear everybody saying who was against Brexit is
Bono, freedom of
movement, freedom of movement, freedom of movement. And what
she's saying is big. If there was a Brexit, there'll be no
freedom of movement, and therefore we'd have no nurses.
No general practitioners, the National Health System would
disintegrate overnight destinies,
the EU, we would have no stuffing wherever I work down in
south London, if it wasn't for free movement of people
10% of British university funding comes from the European
Union. And I don't think it's going to be replaced by our
austerity government. So I think this is going to do terrible
things to British science, British technology resets if
we're
the home of democracy, parliamentary democracy, where
they've got to give us a general election. They can't just push
this through saying the people have spoken because the people
have been like the
march ended peacefully with a rally outside parliament where
political activist and musician to Bob Geldof urged young people
not to give up the fight, swirl, go
online and venture indignation to your mates and think you've
achieved something you've achieved nothing. You've just
vented into the atmosphere, get out on the streets with your
friends in the colleges get active, properly active and go
and meet the people who voted to get out and understand why they
voted out and try and persuade them that maybe it was the wrong
decision.
An estimated 50,000 people took part in the demonstration I
don't
know Bob Geldof what a Deke Deke then he's a shill and they they
hire him but they somehow he I don't know if it works, but
there's this belief that you know, Bob can do it all. I mean,
he was so responsible for USA for Africa. We are the world all
that money went to warlords. He's so good. And he's Irish, so
you know, he has a whole other issue going on with the Brexit.
Mimi, I wish both of us we have a couple of friends in Cornwall
and who we visit once in a while. And they are freaked
because of this n h s thing. Totally all we're all gonna die
there. No, we're not gonna have any doctors not gonna have any
nurses. We're not gonna have anybody working here. Anyone
know what we're gonna do? Right? And no matter what you do, you
can convince them otherwise It's not possible.
And is this. So what was new to me was because there's no
freedom of movement or PayPal, which, of course, you know, even
before the EU could get in and out, you could work because just
you know, it's not going to be set in stone, you need a new
agreement. It's not the end of the world. But it seems highly
unlikely that just that there's no medical professionals, they
don't train them in the UK. And that's
just what it seems like, yeah. And
then there's this. There's this, we need EU for the money for
national health system, I don't want to use the EU paying for a
portion of that.
I get the impression from the guys who want to stay. Yeah. Or
at least they give the impression that apparently
Britain is broke, and useless. They can't produce their own
anybody that can do any of this kind of work. They apparently
have no money whatsoever. And they're completely dependent.
They're like a welfare state. In the EU itself, even though the
world's fifth biggest economy and the second biggest in the
EU, for some reason, I guess they're running everything at a
loss. I have no idea. It makes no sense.
Yeah, it's, it's baffling to me. But that but that is the main
thing. It's, you know, the vote was xenophobic and racist. Get
we got an old white, xenophobic and racist. But really, the big
problem is the
loss of freedom of moment of Halo.
has somehow everyone thinks that they'll not be able to move
anywhere or go anywhere in Europe or have this.
How did they get this impression? Hey, I don't
know. But you've seen the emails we get. It's all whenever
someone is saying, hey, you know, I don't like this Brexit.
It's all about I won't be able to move to a European country
and work there. So
what is the point then?
You want to leave you you actually want to Brexit? You
just don't want to have a real way? Yeah, you just don't want
to have to prove that you're a freelance freeloader, or
whatever. It's just yeah, you will have to prove to
the Congress every letter we get is says something like that.
Yeah. I want to do this. I want to do that. And I can't do it
now. Which is not I don't see that part of it. You can get a
passport.
Yeah, I don't see the problem. Do you got to have a passport
anyway? You have to do an exit from Britain, you have to go
through passport control is not there is a passport control is
not like other countries. I don't know I that feels very
strange that that seems to be the main driver.
And then when you see these demonstrations, like the one
you're talking about? Yeah. It's all it's almost people that hate
being British. That's what it feels like. It's like they hate
being British. They like the idea of being European. Yeah.
And they think is fantastic. I don't know, this is again, as
some function of the educational system. And I don't know what,
who, where, how it happened, how it began. But there's a there's
kind of a dislike of propagandized dislike of being
British, I think got a nasty note from somebody should dig it
up. Probably can find it criticizing me for saying, Well,
this is an interesting, an interesting part of British
history. British history went on and on a blasphemy. So saying
that everybody's British and just some anti British screed.
And it's like British British or something about there's
something going on. And it's it's very, it's embedded in the
society.
Well, what I believe the Brits should take a look at that and
be very, very happy about this, because this is a big deal. In
the Netherlands, for sure. But it's not getting the M the
exposure. It should. And this is the European Parliament's
proposed legislation
for retirement and for pensions, and they're going to take over
or they're trying to take over the pensions while here I read
from this occupational pensions revision of the institution's
for occupational retirement, because of course, pension. The
thing with beauty is great about pensions, is you have this big
pot of money. And governments like to steal that as for
ourselves, so our Social Security is being stolen.
Right. By law, the Social Security thing should be
supposed to be like, funded, funded, always 100% and not
accessible for the general fund. You can't take money borrow. I'm
borrowing and I'll bring it back tomorrow. You can't do that. But
they've done they've done it.
Yes. And in the in the EU now it's going to be institutional.
So here it is. In 2014, the European Commission proposed a
revision of the existing Institute emissions for
occupational retirement provision directive 2003, which
covers certain occupational occupational pension savings,
these are overwhelmingly in the United Kingdom at 15 55.9% of
the assets and the Netherlands. Here's the scary one. That's
30.7%. So these are woefully underfunded. The proposed
revision aims to improve the governance risk management
transparency and information provisions of these pensions and
help increase cross border iorp activity strengthening the
single markets. So they would like now they're coming for your
pensions people and Brits should be very happy. You're not a part
of that shit. It's an it's really is outrageous. The Dutch
are just finally catching on to this because it was kept very
quiet in Parliament.
This take a look at Greece.
Yeah, exactly. John, that's where this grease? Yes.
I was thinking about these bureaucrats. And they were
making all these rules and regulations constantly, like a
machine just cranking this stuff out. And I kind of figured out
what the rationale is, which is, you know, we got to we've got to
have and that's what they talked about the French losing their 35
Hour Workweek, you know, if you're going to be all in the
same one single giant state, it has to be kind of the same from
country to country. So you don't there's no, there's no
competition issues, right? You have to do have, you have the
same rules. So I have the same rules as you had Simon, I'm
French and you're Belgian and I have to have the same rules for
making wine that you have to say I have the same rules for making
cheese that the Dutch have. Yeah, so nobody has an
advantage. And that's what
everybody wants. Everyone wants to be a blob of gray goo equal
to everybody else.
And it's Yeah, but that's what's a sickness.
What's a sickness? No, I think a lot of people have been
well, I think yeah, the people doing the pro demonstration in
London, I'm sure they are. Yes. Yeah, let's be all be the same.
And, you know, hold hands and sing song.
No, I'll tell you, you know, it gets even worse. Because it's
rife. It's all over everything is we have to all be equal and
fair to everybody. And one of my major gripes about this
political correct. Naming stuff was brought up in the Huffington
Post. See that an interview with transgender fashion designer
Adrienne Wu, who says the gay rights acronym LGBT or lesbian,
gay, bisexual, and transgender is not really politically
correct anymore. No,
I heard this Do
you know why gender non conforming people have been left
out of the discussion for a very long time, simply because people
didn't know they could be non binary until now. But the
reality is that gender is a spectrum and male and female are
not the only gender identity. So I believe that my acronym is
still the best one and should be adopted by the United Nations.
And the United Nations and the Federation of Planets, possibly,
which is LGBTQ q ia p, it covers everybody.
Work, I think we should start a website and a man and maybe
collect some money.
How do I like the idea? How exactly do we collect the money?
Well, you know, you just put up a tip jar. People flocked to it.
And this was also something that at least the transgender came up
this past week, as we got the official word from Ashton
Carter, Secretary of Defense transgenders now welcome in the
United States military,
with the upper end of their range of estimates of around
7000 in the active component, and 4000. In the reserves,
that's a lot a relatively few in number. We're talking about
talented and trained Americans who are serving their country
with honor and distinction. We invest hundreds of 1000s of
dollars to drain, train and develop each individual. And we
want to take the opportunity to retain people whose talent we've
invested in, and who've proven themselves. The reality is that
we have transgender service members serving in uniform
today. And I have a responsibility to them, and to
their commanders, to provide them both with clearer and more
consistent guidance that is provided by current policies.
Also, right now, most of our transgender service members must
go outside the military medical system in order to obtain
medical care that is judged by doctors to be necessary, and
they have to pay for it out of their own pockets. This is
inconsistent with our promise to all our troops that we will take
care of them and pay for necessary medical treatment.
I like this. I think it's very good. I'm all for everyone being
eligible to serve in our military if you want to do that
or That's the only way you can get rid of your student loan
because that seems to be a nice little scam that set up. But man
in my lifetime we've gone from clinger on mash to this. I mean,
that's that's mind boggling when you think about it. Do you ever
claim
that you must have debt? Must it dawned on you sometime last
night? I
did. I did. As I'm watching this clip, I'm thinking, remember
clear was trying to go was it section eight, he was trying to
get cares
trying to get kicked out for dressing like
a woman. And all and even then the US military was fair.
Yeah, they just ignored him.
It was it was funny. Of course you could. I doubt these are
even in reruns. I don't think you can have this on television
anymore. too offensive to way too offensive. John McCain is a
little irked about this not for the reasons you think I'm like
any other administration that I've been associated with, we we
receive no heads up, I have just to be the Chairman of the Armed
Services Committee. And, you know, it's customary all the
years I've been on it to give members particularly the
chairman a briefing and say, This is what we want to do as
far as policy changes are concerned or other events, and
this administration doesn't do that. So I've just heard about
it when you have it's very hard for me, right now to make a
judgement. I will be calling up the chiefs of the services,
those men in uniform, who are the heads of the military and
asking their views, including the costs of implementing I'm
talking about the fiscal costs of implementing some of these
changes so and we'll be having hearings so it's hard for me to
I can't
wait for these hearings you know, we're gonna have some
dynamite transgendered folks
fantastic it's gonna be great
I can just wait to see John McCain's faces
What a waste of money you know, they don't tell McCain anything
because even though he's they had it he should
be he should be informed of course, of course advance
course. But
he wasn't. So now okay, he's gonna pull up one of these
stunts where you say okay, we're gonna have a hearing you guys
have gotten nothing better to do than sit around and sit at the
table all day instead of doing some other stuff, which is just
paperwork, but still, yeah, maybe take a few days you don't
know. And okay, so they got to sit there and then they're gonna
be grilled and McCain, who is a old school is not happy, you can
tell and he's going to make their lives miserable. Yeah.
That is actually a problem. This this guy should be Yeah,
everyone should be in.
A funny bit. So let's put it this way. It's sad is what it
is. Gonna play this kind of rundown on the Clinton email
Lynch story as it ran on CBS
move on now to the political firestorm over that meeting
between Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
Her department investigating Of course, Hillary Clinton's
private email server. Well, tonight Lynch is calling that
meeting a mistake. And Donald Trump with some sharp words of
his own tonight calling this proof that his opponent cannot
be trusted. ABC is David Wright on the campaign trail for us
tonight.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch today admitted her private
meeting with Bill Clinton on the tarmac and Phoenix was a
mistake. I certainly wouldn't do it again. Lynch and Clinton both
insists the 20 minute or so meeting Monday was just a
friendly chat about golf and grandchildren while their planes
happened to be parked near each other. But it seems like
it was talking about golf and grandchildren. I love my
grandchildren so much. But if I talk about him for more than
about nine or 10 seconds, you know, what
are we? Today in Denver, Donald Trump.
He reminds me a bit of you. I love my grandchildren. I know
most of their names and seconds.
You know, what are we? Today in Denver, Donald Trump mocked the
idea. They were so busy talking about grandkids, that Hillary
Clinton's emails never came up.
I love that one. I love that one. I love love. Love that when
I look at the beautiful I love these kids. Add to that what
are you going to say right. nation's top law enforcement
officer Lynch has final say over the outcome of the FBI probe.
ABC News has learned that an FBI interview with Clinton could
take place within days. In some ways she owes her Justice
Department career to Bill Clinton. He appointed her as a
US Attorney back in the 90s. All of which she now admits
contributes to a perception of bias. The
fact that the meeting that I had is now casting a shadow is
something that I take seriously and deeply and painfully.
Lynch now says once and for all she'll follow whatever
recommendations are made by the lawyers and agents investigating
this case, while Trump says Bill Clinton has managed to make his
wife's email problem worse,
he opened up a Pandora's box and It shows what's going on. And it
shows what's happening with our laws. And with our government.
So far, no comment from Secretary Clinton or her
campaign about that.
Yeah. I have three quick clips I want to play before you get into
this. This is just an overview of how it was. How this meeting
was reported on first by Andrew Mitchell, CNN as though
they weren't enough conspiracy theories out there already. He
did. Say hello to Loretta Lynch met with her for about 30
minutes. She said it was completely social, they talked
about grandchildren. But this has led to a lot of conspiracy
theories that even before Hillary Clinton has been
interviewed by the FBI to our knowledge, that somehow this is
Bill Clinton talking to Loretta Lynch, about clearing Hillary
Clinton of the email investigation. It does, I guess,
fuels a conspiracy theorists and shows that it wasn't smarter
either them to have had a private meeting,
part of what you're hearing from Republicans that this was in
some way, arranged beforehand. It wasn't as you pointed out,
they happen to be at the same tarmac at the same time. It's
protocol for former President Clinton to greet someone like
this and say hello, and as you say, they talked about grandkids
or it's
protocol, John, I'm so habitate
Hold on a second. That's been Andrei and the other one. Do we
have a tape? Oh, somebody record this. We know that. That's what
they talked about.
Oh, well, hold on a second. I have the answer for you.
She as matter of fact landed on time he and his entourage were
running late According to my sources. They then make the
decision. They meaning the President's team, former
President's team, they wait for her to land. She arrives some
people step off of her plane, the former president steps into
her plane. They then speak for 30 minutes privately the FBI
there on the tarmac instructing everybody around, no photos, no
pictures, no cell phones. He then gets off the plane gets on
his own plane, he departs she continues on with her planned
plan to visit. Okay. Why was the president in Phoenix? Do we know
to be honest with you, we have no idea. And the attorney
general as a matter of fact, she said they talked about him
playing golf. At this very moment as I'm talking to you.
I've reached out to several sources, those with intimate
knowledge of his movement because they work with these
dignitaries when they come into Phoenix. Not one so far has said
that he played golf. I'm not saying that he didn't play golf.
I'm just saying I have yet to we don't know he played God he was
doing.
Why is it this? Is this the he may have gotten it wrong. This
report is the guy who broke the story in Phoenix locally. He may
have gotten it wrong. Maybe he meant to say Secret Service. But
what was the FBI doing? They're saying no photos, no photos.
That's troubling.
Well, it's also troubling the reporting in general. He's one
group says he was on the tarmac bumped into her coincidentally.
Yes. And it's protocol. John was protocol. Yeah. And if some
Yeah, no, that's a new one. I never heard that protocol,
protocol. Protocol. And but now if he went and snuck into the
other plane, yeah. And then they had a half hour meeting. Come
on. Here's Gail. And it's a conspiracy theory. I like that.
It's not just what conspiracy said
three times it fuels conspiracy theory. She's
just trying to kind of cover
cover cover
your cbs Gail, the John, it's almost being treated like this
is a house of cards seen if it was going to be something that
was so secretive, they wouldn't have done it in such a public
place as what some people are saying. And could we take them
at their word? Listen, we're talking about our grandkids and
he's asking you about my husband. Could that possibly be
true? It might be true, but why have the meaning at all she's
investigating? His wife?
He's had like a house of cards seen but no, it was meant to be
a clandestine meeting. I'm quite convinced Clint Bill Clinton
flew there just to bump into her and we wouldn't have known about
it if the local media because the the guy who was on a rally
who you heard earlier, he was the one that was getting calls
from his sources at the airport. Hey be there in the hangar you
know, this is this happened I get all kinds of calls when
stuff happens like that, you know, the aviation community is
tight. Let's see today's show. They got to help and from
Bloomberg on the talk about it mark
to the optics of this the Clintons know better than anyone
else. What this the appearance in this divisive world we live
in? Why this era? Why this unnecessary meeting
the most obvious explanation and probably the right one is Bill
Clinton is a really social guy, right? And we've all seen
situations where famous people on the tarmac the two planes
it's kind of fun Hey, let's go over and visit someone Bill
Clinton Loretta Lynch or someone who worked for that is standing
there should have said this is the wrong time for a social
meeting.
Yeah. He's really social guy though, you know, so
that would be would have happened if it wasn't a bull
crap. It was a real meeting. It wasn't a social media. Nobody.
You know, they just said okay, there's nobody around. Go always
sneak over there. And nobody says is a wrong time for social
media because it wasn't a social meeting No. And when Loretta
Lynch says, Oh, I wouldn't have done that. I won't do that
again, or I wouldn't have done that. She doesn't have to do it.
She already made the deal, whatever the deal was now. Now,
I'm thinking there's all there's all kinds of dimensions to this,
besides your original thesis, which I like
the see that he offered her SCOTUS.
Right. And she would not. And if she got that she would not be
approved by the Senate. Because they would point to this and so
she and they could just not offer her SCOTUS and who's what
you're going to do say, Well, I had a meeting with Bill, and he
promised me she's screwed no matter what happens. I think
she's dumb. I came to that conclusion. Listen to her. She's
a she's a dummy. And she's gotten suckered into this. She's
the one who shouldn't have had the meeting if she had any
gumption and a backbone. But no, she she went along with this.
And so putting together Clinton himself may have been doing this
to screw up Hillary's campaign. So she,
so she won't kill him.
Right, so she won't kill him. He's gonna stay away from him,
that's for sure.
And stay on the jet. He's sleeping on the death now.
So there's, there's a lot of possibilities here that are not
being explored by anybody and in mainstream media with this
bullcrap. Oh, they talked about their kids. I think Trump is
right. And then I don't know anybody that talks about their
kids more than a minute and then two
days later, Hillary Clinton is brought in and interviewed by
FBI. And just hearing Trump because we know Trump is on FBI
side. We know he and Comey are buddies, because Trump gave
Comey a total pass on Orlando by saying, yeah, they had a bad day
and has had a bad day FBI had a bad day. But the general
consensus is no indictment. It'll never happen. It's not
going to occur. They're very sure of it. Just like Brexit.
Really,
there's that one. In fact, there's a big scandal going on.
I've noticed that you retweeted it, I believe about CNN, the
Clinton news network. They are they seem to have the inside
track on this. And nobody can figure out why or how,
what do you say? What do you mean by inside track?
They've already announced that they're going to drop the
charges against Clinton. They've today's and just this morning,
they've made this somebody came out and said, they're not going
to do this. We're not going to do this. They're not going to do
that. And it's over. And people what, huh, well, I did this.
Where'd this come from? Nobody said anything is why CNN all
over it like that.
In fact, here's Lynch from the Aspen festival.
I think the issue is, again, what is my role in how that
matter is going to be resolved. And so let me be clear, please,
on how that is going to be resolved. I've gotten that
question a lot also, over time, and we usually don't go into
those deliberations. But I do think it's important that people
see what that process is like, as I've always indicated, the
matters being handled by career agents and investigators with
the Department of Justice. They've had it since the
beginning.
They are in which which predates your tenure as Attorney General
predates my tenure as attorney general, it is the same team.
And they are acting independently, they follow the
law, they follow the facts. That team will make findings that is
to say they will make they will come up with a chronology of
what happened, the factual scenario, they will make
recommendations as to how to resolve what those facts lead to
those the the recommendations will be reviewed by career
supervisors in the Department of Justice and in the FBI, and by
the FBI director. And then as is the common process,
they what is the point of her repeating career career career
agents career by career this? What is the point of saying this
thing? Maybe she's saying you may not have a career if you
mess it up? Is that is that the messaging here? I should keep
saying career career career
just isn't in the FBI, and by the FBI director. And then as is
the common process, they present it to me, and I fully expect to
accept their recommendations.
Now, what's interesting here is I just fully expect,
yeah, expect that's an Aha,
I expect about a weasel word. I fully expect
I fully expected conditions.
Now what's interesting here is you say you fool, you fully
expect to accept the recommendations. One thing
people were saying this morning when the news when the news
broke, was that you were, quote, recusing yourself from having
any kind of role in the final determination. Is that the case?
Is that what you're saying? Well, the
recusal would mean that I wouldn't even be briefed on what
the findings were, or what the the actions going forward would
be. And while I don't have a role in those findings, and
coming up with those findings, or making those recommendations
as to how to go forward, I'll be briefed on it. And I will be
except accepting their recommendations.
Okay. She said I will be accepting their recommendations,
doesn't mean I'm going to act on them, but she'll accept them.
Yeah, what do you what do you think? Do you think that
douche bag is what I think well, there's that.
But do you think that she'll get off do you think there'll be no
indict and it'll just pass on by. Well, I think that should be
some kind of reprimand something there'll be something but no
criminal indictment or anything of the sort. I don't think
I I'd be with you on this. Yeah. Yeah. Kinda sad.
Well, poor bill it's a little Yeah.
Otherwise it will again, I think it might look unfair. Trying to
rig the election lead the way the NBA rig the finals of the
NBA Finals. They take that one guy out they need
and there was this new story going around about a possible
Hillary vice presidential contender. Was this guy's name
kind Cain something or other?
He did talk Tim Kaine. Tim, we need to talk about this.
I got I got the report. Let's see if we can if it helps our
conversation.
The presidential Veep stakes are gearing up and today to
prospective running mates are making some news, not all that
good. On the Democratic side. Politico reported today that
Virginia Senator Tim Kaine, a leading contender to become
Hillary Clinton's running mate, quote, reported more than
$160,000 in gifts from 2001 to do is asinine mostly for travel
to and from political events and conferences according to
disclosures compiled by the Virginia Public Access Project.
Anyway, the givers include a political supporters a drug
company that soon after bought a facility in Virginia, and
dominion, the state's largest provider of electricity. Well,
according to this report, Senator Kane also received an
$80,000 Caribbean vacation $5,500 in clothes and a trip to
watch George Mason University plan the N C double A basketball
final for all the gifts were legal under Virginia laws and
unlike his successor for Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell,
all gifts to Kane were properly disclosed publicly on paper.
Man,
he's out. I'm gonna get
to the point why, by the way is that is how the Clintons vet
people. They find something out about you throw it out there now
he didn't survive. Oh, well. Sorry.
I don't know who she's gonna pick. I think I I'm kind of
leaning towards Joni Ernst for Trump. Joan even noticed. Yeah,
Joni Ernst is the superstar of the future. Oh, um,
you take? We talked about her before? Yeah, I
mentioned her. Yeah, her? Yes. She's okay.
And I'll tell you why. I think there's now they're talking
about all kinds of other people that are going to maybe be the
guy and they're all just like Mike Pence, from Indiana who's
just a douchebag he reeks of it. Joni Ernst, I was thinking about
what who would Trump picked that would work. Joni Ernst says a
woman that would kind of shower. That veteran. See that she's a
tough chick knows how to shoot guns. She was a veteran. She's
at which Hillary never was a veteran. Joni Ernst. I've heard
her speak. Which is the mistake I'm I made it's a mistake McCain
made with the therapist creature. You know who's not a
bad person. It's just that she's so annoying. I can you know,
what's her name from Alaska?
Do we have any audio of Joni Ernst?
I don't. Um, I'll pick some up by a good name.
Good name. It's a good name.
It's good. I like the name Ernst. Joanie Trump, Ernst would
be a kind of a nice little bumper sticker. Now here's the
route. What am I thinking is
you could be drunk could be Don John. Don John, Don John old and
Joanie Donjon.
Oh, you mean has one of those little Hollywood? Yeah, let's
try. The Joanie Joanie. Here's what my thinking is. Trump likes
this. If you look at Trump, when he does his real thing, he
surrounds himself with his he's got his one beautiful, gorgeous
daughter on the one side and as many it's a beaut as a beautiful
people think Joanie fits right into that, that image, the not
for any other reason. I mean, she may be great and all kinds
of different ways. But the image is way up there, especially if
you can compare it to the two old grandmas. The fast rolls
Hogan. You put those two up there and they're just like two
old biddies up there.
She had the I got I think first of all, your pick is great. I
don't know if she'll be the pick. But she is all American.
Yeah, yeah. Let me see. What's her family status on See, she's
married. She gotta have kids. Let me say where's your personal
personal personal Wow, do you got a long list of stuff here?
Personal life lives in Iowa. With her husband. Retired
Command Sergeant Major than their daughter Libby. And she is
oh she has to know Gail her husband's name is Gail To make
it crazier. That's not a great name for a guy, you know. Now,
Gail, Gail, he has two daughters from a previous marriage off.
They live with them. Okay, so
this she's accepting of that sort of thing. Yes. That's
perfect. Yeah. And it's a Modern Family. And she's got everything
going on and she's got that Trump. entourage. Well, look,
I agree. That's a good one. Good and that was this being rumored
anywhere people talking about
she's on the list, but nobody's talking about it from this
perspective. They don't. People I don't know what they're these
analysts are thinking but they just don't think in these terms.
And I, and you have to remember I'm of all the things I'm good
at on this show. This is one of the things I'm really good at. I
picked McCain when he was way down. Yeah. I picked McCain when
he was way down. It wasn't gonna win. I definitely called
what we're still hopeful for Elizabeth Warren. I mean, this
has been your your two year strategy. So we're,
I'm not abandoning her because she's, you know, Screecher. I
mean, she's like, horrible, but she's very appealing to the
Democrats and she's very appealing and my wife likes her.
She's never heard her. But she just likes my wife just likes
the look.
Now she likes him to her polish. She has these policies. She's a
big talker. She's the one who says you know, Rachel calls you
know on the machine on the robo calls we're gonna put a stop to
it was like years ago she hasn't done anything I still get calls
from Rachel and what does it take to stop these calls? Can't
the FBI track down to the boiler room where they're making these
calls? Or where the robots are?
There's there's no one manning the ship there's no one Yeah,
he's no one cares. These days they just call this is a call
for Adam curry if you want to be on the do not call this press
one. Yeah, now I'm sure but I'm already Hey, that guy
does exist. I had I got another robo call from the from the
interactive robot. I don't know if I talked about the male
version of this thing. And it was pretty good but I've been
getting more calls now I'm getting these Rachel calls the
old fashioned calls but my credit card and I got only got a
few seconds left to fix it. And now when I push it push one
because I always push one then I harassed the guy. Yeah. I say
your caller number 11. And they actually your caller number 10
caller number nine.
Oh man.
And it's like it's like 10 minutes of waiting.
That's very smart. That way they know you're invested and they
know the to route you through to someone who can close the deal.
I don't know what the true what the point of that trick is. But
whatever it is, I I always want to go all the way so I can say
something stupid to the guy. But I want I'm gonna guess four or
five. I just can't take it anymore and I hang up so I don't
know. Anyway, that's that's Elizabeth Warren. She's a big
talker. She's Schumer this consumer that and she does
nothing. She's just an she's a do nothing.
She has Tourette's. Odd. There are two things I wrote this
down. We want to discuss this. Of course. There's a couple
things that happened one the Hillary campaign emails whoever
subscribed me as Mimi has now changed me to Bill. I don't know
why. But now I'm getting Hey, Bill. I know it's and and there
was apparently there was a
chance to unsubscribe from Mimi or is this mailing? No,
it's the same mailing. I'm just getting it to Bob instead of
nimi.
Bill, Bill, Bill, two of them have the same exact mailing. You
know, she sends way too many out.
I'm not I'm not getting two of them. Mimi is gone. It's only
bill.
I don't happen to me. Yeah, good question.
But here's something we discussed after the show, and I
wrote it down. So I get the emails from Hillary, of course,
that emails from Trump and Trump. Notice this, I noticed
this because it's something I really despise about the Clinton
emails is now using the same language by saying, Hey, Adam,
my name is Adam there, won't you chip in to help chip in now this
is saying about this. No, we we talked about it after the show.
It's why I'm bringing it up real I wrote it down on my pad to
talk about stripe. We said we're going to talk about this the
problem by I mentioned this to the audience. This is the reason
three interviews and rehearsals and all these things don't work.
Because I as I listened to Adam, I'm thinking with you you're
you're talking already talked about this. Yes. Yeah. I'm glad
you wrote it down. Go on.
So I definitely have mentioned previously that the Clinton
emails with this chip in bid, it's like saying, don't support
the podcast. Ask just tip us, you know, chip in it cheapens
everything.
Yeah, I looked at the Kado advertising copy, which is what
that sales letter is. Yeah. It's very, it's not completely
amateurish, but it's close to it. Both the Clinton there are
over these. And as we talked about, after the show, it's
obvious that the company that holds these mailing lists is one
company as a single entity. And they're because they were doing
Bernie's the same thing. chipping, chipping, chipping, I
don't remember the chip, and that was your pet peeve. But I
do remember the layouts at stupid red box that says, you
know, click share and chip in those it's one company, I don't
know which company it is, I think I could figure it out.
They've got all these mailing lists, or they maybe they're
just part of the marketing department. They don't own the
mailing list, right. But it's the same group doing the letters
for all of these guys. And I'm reading these letters. Can't
Trump find a direct marketing operation that can that can
actually write a good letter, these letters are mediocre.
I agree. And then now they're just offensive. Chip in Oh, and
the worst part is that Jay mentioned this to me. She's on
these mailing lists, and she says, I can't take it anymore.
There's too many. Hillary's sending me four emails a day.
And then we had the visit Hamilton, the musical with
Hillary, and that particular entry form was bondable. And
thank you, whoever entered me 300 times. Thank you very funny.
I just kept getting emails, Bill, your registered bill,
you're registered.
Oh, you have a better shot at it, then. Yeah, so you go, go,
go see Hamilton with with Hillary Hillary. Yeah, sure.
And then I just wanted to throw this out. Because it's a fun,
fun little fact, as we look at today's media, and I would say
that in this in this race, political, the Atlantic, the
hill.com, these are all the economist, let's I'll put them
in there. These are all publications that that have
about I'll say some form of standing people read them and
you know, they're quoted it's, it's now a part of mainstream
media. Would you agree with that? Absolutely. And this was,
I have to
actually put BuzzFeed in there too. Even though half this stuff
in there is a native ads.
Well, I do not have any information on Buzzfeed. But
Atlantic, Politico, the hill and the economist, all are offering
special packages to both the Democratic National Convention
and the Republican National Convention. The Hill, in fact,
it is offering the companies or groups or think tanks, or
sponsors, quote, a turnkey and custom experience, including a
thought leader luncheon moderated by the hills editorial
staff, and the luncheon sponsor, who also gets to curate a list
of participants from politics, government, media, and industry.
And they'll even make a video for you, which you can use and
they'll put the video on all of their pages. And this will cost
you $200,000. That that is paid coverage of your Think Tank. And
the economist doing the exact same thing. Sponsors can share
lunches or dinners with top policy experts from the
economist that are live streamed, so your reach extends
beyond the room. sponsoring a meal was also good for getting
your CEO publicity will film an interview segment after event
after the event concludes to these aihole
pandering pandering, this is pathetic. This is the reason
that we can do the analysis we do and they can't
if the economist The Economist, well, we know we know what's we
know. We know what's been ruined, we know by they've
certainly by the new editor, but for the economist to cross that
line and say, Well, listen. neocon think tank, you know, for
200 grand, we'll we'll make this video be great. How can they
then in the meantime, before that deal is gone paid for? And
of course, it's over at the convention? How can they report
honestly without problems about the Kagan's, for instance? They
can't it's completely compromised. That was mind
boggling to me. Is this normal practice? Has this been going on
for you?
There's no doubt that I know of ever since the native ad thing
came into being, which was a few years ago, though these changes
have been going on and nobody seems to call that the ethics of
it. They don't say hey, I think we've already overstepped the
lines here. We've gone beyond what we're supposed to do. Now.
They did. I don't know why, by the way. I don't know why. I
that never happened. I mean, the New York Times runs native ads.
Yeah. Well, I don't. I have no idea why this way. Everyone's so
accepting of this.
So here's political, political, I would say is left leaning.
Would that be fair? Yeah. Political plans to hold a caucus
energy conversation, sponsored by vote for energy.org, which,
of course is run by the American Petroleum Institute, the
lobbying arm for Chevron, Exxon Mobil and other major oil and
gas companies? I don't know, I think the ethics of this are
very fucked up. This is not okay.
No, no, not in the least. And and that's what everyone's
doing. Because they, they, the the reason is obvious to me.
Well, they need money. That's obvious. That's good. Make
money? Yeah, they can't make
money though old magazine model that was so different than the
online model that that they've had to switch over to, even
though they didn't have to completely I mean, Vogue
magazine still does well, but these these guys have made this
decision. And the model doesn't work.
No, no, the model is completely broken. And now they're doing
this, which is compromises them,
which I decided to just sell out. This is how that just makes
you wonder what what their mentality ever was, if they so
easily just sell themselves down the river, or the New York
Times, in fact, is included in this. I'll say it again, they
run native ads. In fact, they're part of that system, which he
talked about, I think over a year ago, which is a it's an
online system, and you can plug the native at you you're you
sign up and you're one of the advertisers. And you say you
plug in your advertisement into this computer, and it places it
into the newspaper. Yeah. Got anybody saying anything.
Now in 2009, The Washington Post plan to do something like this,
they were going to do what they called Off The Record salons,
selling seats at the table for 25 grand a pop. But then
interestingly, it was political, who broke the news about them
doing that and the post cancelled those sessions. And as
far as I know, they're not doing that anymore. But it was
political who broke the news about the horrible Washington
Post with their ethics. Here's political doing the exact
same thing. Well, they got a competitor out of the way. Yes,
smart move.
I'm gonna show us move but Joanie didn't know agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
fun.
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le vehcile has died aged 87. Born in Romania, after his
wartime experiences, he became a journalist and then an author,
activist and academic writing extensively of his imprisonment
in Nazi camps.
There you go. They either weasel has passed.
Well, I've got a kind of an unusual clip. I don't want to
get out of the way.
I think
you'll enjoy it. I think everyone will.
Okay. spatchcock. spatch caulk
never going to spatchcock chicken. This funny word
spatchcocking is believed to be an abbreviation of dispatch the
COC, which was shorthand for prepare the chicken for roasting
over a spirit. I just find it very amusing. And everyone loves
to think of what does spatchcocking feel and what does
it do? Well, I'm going to show you I have two ways to
spatchcock when you keep the breast in the center by taking
out the backbone.
spatchcock. Thank you. Thank you. I'll give you a borderline
for that. But that's about all I can get. spatchcock.
Well, the funny thing is, is when I heard that and then I
heard Loretta Lynch, I put a mash up together as kind of I
it's maybe lewd, but I thought it was at least amused me
that we're going to spatchcock chicken. This funny word
spatchcocking is believed to be an abbreviation of dispatch. The
COC
is something that I take seriously and deeply and
painfully.
I'm putting that at the end of show that was good.
Or bad and CoQ, spatchcock. I
do actually what she showed was a methodology for smashing
chickens was flat and you can do chicken under a brick style of
cooking on in a pan. Oh, and I was I kept that low. And I don't
know why it's even called that Very Nice. Okay. I got a recipe
out of okay, I
have have a little thing on me see, where's these?
I promise this. So let me bring it out now. Zika yet
$1.9 billion.
Money. All Hands are coming. You're gonna do it you watch?
Well, there was a lot going on with this Zika bill, which
Democrats voted down. And to me when I read the Zika bill, it
was very apparent. And that is mainly because they specified
very clearly that this money which of course was coming from
the Ebola fund, $1.9 billion, which doesn't really exist since
it's coming from other countries. And it's to be
distributed multiple ways, with about 800 million going to
National Institutes of Health and all kinds of funds that
could funnel money to
well, you have an idea of NGOs, Planned Parenthood. Oh, Planned
Parenthood. Yes.
And that's pretty cool as well. Nice and sly sly.
Well, here's what's interesting about Audit Planned Parenthood.
Well, here is executive vice president Don Goodwin's,
often we are the only provider that someone will see all year.
And we are the frontline of defense when it comes to
battling Zika. On Monday, many of you were probably there. We
were there celebrating when the Supreme Court said, women's
health and well being must be the test for laws and policies,
that science, not ideology must guide policies. And America
cheered that common sense direction. Now,
this is very interesting. You mean, I'm just saying
the front line for fighting Zika is Planned Parenthood.
Yes. And they have a couple of clips where she justifies that,
but I want to go back to last week, when the Deputy Director
of the CDC was asked specifically
is abortion is abortion?
You know, is this a solution to this Zika virus, which although
all the science that I have seen shows, there is no hard evidence
of the of a real correlation between microcephaly and the
Zika virus, specifically, because we haven't had the
influx of microcephaly, even though there are people with
Zika in the United States, and here's the CDC deputy directors
answer, you know,
we're we're really at the beginning of understanding Zika
and pregnancy. And there are, there's probably a lot to say
here. We don't know, if a woman has laboratory confirmed Zika in
pregnancy, exactly what that means for her and her baby. You
know, with something like a Down Syndrome test, or some of the
genetic testing that's done. There's a lot of science behind
the counseling that goes on with the family about what that means
for the pregnancy. But with Zika, we really don't know.
They're also you know, we don't
know that the child is going to be born with microcephaly until
like the child was born.
The you know, the, the clinicians will do serial
ultrasounds to see whether it looks like the brain is
developing, okay, or whether they're calcifications or some
other warning signs. And we don't have a big enough
experience to know how predictive the findings are. So
we've had examples where the ultrasounds were looking okay,
but the baby wasn't okay. And others where there seemed to be
problems, and then the baby turned out to be okay, I think
it's too soon for us to have a very confident set of
information to counsel women with about just what to expect
and how to how to plan
well doesn't seem too early for Planned Parenthood. They are on
the front line of aborting babies with tiny heads, I
guess let's talk a little bit about what this bill does not
do. This, again,
is the Executive Vice President Don Liu lagoons of Planned
Parenthood,
it does not provide necessary planning for family planning
resources in line with CDC recommendations.
And they just said, gee, we're not really sure that this is
what we can do. We don't think aborting the fetuses is really
the way to go. We should do some testing. But okay, you say what
you want Planned Parenthood,
it does not give money to the providers best suited to help
fight the Zika violet virus. It does not expand the base of
providers willing to help like a previous bipartisan compromise
did. And it does not put the health of women and children
first by making family planning and condoms as widely available
as possible to prevent what is now also a sexually transmitted
disease.
Okay, so we're gonna throw it on to the condoms. But of course,
we need hundreds of millions of dollars for Planned Parenthood
to get these condoms into the hands of women who might have a
baby with small head because they got pregnant. But still,
when they talk about family planning, we know exactly what
it means here. final piece of the statement. This
bill also slashes money from the ACA and the Ebola crisis,
stealing money from one public health crisis to pay for another
Wow, this was what your President requested. Take it
from Ebola because I don't know Ebola is gone. There's no
problem a bowl is over. There's no There's no disease anymore.
And the you know, you have a problem with it.
It really boggles the mind.
And I know why because they were on deck to get some of the Ebola
money. That's why
to hear that any qualified family planning provider could
be excluded by the Republican leadership at this time of great
great need.
I find this abhorrent there is no not even consensus science on
Zika being directly responsible for microcephaly.
Well, the evidence is actually going in the other direction.
CBS though did finally figure it out. And they reported this
briefly. Tampa
Bay Times reports on Florida's first birth defect linked to
Zika. The baby has microcephaly, which can cause an abnormally
small head, the mother got the virus in her native Haiti, this
infant could potentially be the nation's fifth with a Zika birth
defect. All the cases are travel related funding bill to fight
Zika failed yesterday, Senate Democrats oppose the measure
because it did not provide enough spending and included
politically motivated language.
Yeah, in other words, not enough for Planned Parenthood. Wow.
Yeah. It's just that's brazen to me really brazen, hey, you know,
your kid may be dumb, let's abort it. Your kid may be you
know, small, let's abort it. Yeah, now, I wanted to say son,
we had a very important state law was struck down by the
Supreme Court proposed state law was struck down by the Supreme
Court in Texas. And I'm very invested in very interested in
the in these types of issues. And it came down to two things
that we have discussed on the program before. One is that in
Texas, the legislature wanted to ensure this is how they said it
okay, because obviously, it's taken the other way, it's taken
as old, old, a whole white men who want to be in women's wombs
got it. They said, We, if you're doing if you're going to have an
abortion, then the clinic should be up to standards of a
hospital. Moreover, any doctor performing this type of
procedure in that facility must have rights at a local hospital
within 20 minutes. And this would have effectively made a
lot of these clinics. They will not they will not qualify to the
would have to be upgraded, which I think is a good idea. And to
have, you know, there's something goes horribly wrong
within 20 minutes from major hospital. So I do not understand
why this is celebrated in the way it was, I feel that women
should have a very good facility if this is going to take place.
And now having both of those struck down I think is worse for
women. Because the real problem is the hospitals who will not
allow doctors to come in and fix abortions. If something screwed
up, they will they should be forced to allow these doctors
in. But no, that's not that's not the conversation. I think
Planned Parenthood really put their foot in at this time. I
think it's really, really, really bad what they did.
Whereas it's obvious that it's the frickin hospitals who should
allow emergency cases to come in.
Well, they could be legislated to do that, but they won't do
that in Texas. They don't want abortions in Texas.
They will. But I don't understand the celebration of
Oh, well. We got men out of old white man out of our wounds.
Okay. But did you really get improvement? The fight should
not be over. But it seems it is. Oh, it was graduate? Symbolic.
Well, I take offense to that
really thing. You should take offense. You're in Texas, and
you're all white man. Yeah, both things going against you.
Yeah, I'm screwed your eyes. Hey, um, did you see the brand
new NATO headquarters? Oh, God, please, please
bet they're beautiful. Now
I want I'm not gonna say anything. I want you to go
search right now. Just search for new NATO headquarters. And
this thing is located. Where is this thing located?
I'm not sure where it's located. Do you have a picture yet? Ah,
it is.
What I'm waiting for you to look at the picture of the new NATO
headquarters and looking at it now. Okay, what does it look
like?
There's a couple of different ones.
Let me see what we got here. Talking with the mic talking to
the mic.
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm talking to the mic. Okay, I'm just I'm
looking at a bunch of different pictures, including this
monstrous facility. Uh huh. That looks like it looks like
something from outer space.
Ah, no, no, no, look at it. Imagine this on a collar of a
uniform.
I'm gonna call her uniform. Well, the things too big to put
on the color of a uniform unless you're done with the four things
Yeah, like it was like everyone's a general or.
Admiral. Okay. This is identical to the S S logo that the Nazis
had on their collars if they were a member of the SS Do you
see it?
I you know what the SS was? Little lightning bolts. Yeah,
this looks exactly like the lightning bolts. put them side
by side
I guess you might be right. Might be it's astounding that
when they did get the four things are actually like double
lightning but again
double lightning bolts which the ESET that just look at a picture
next to it. I'm not going to do that.
I'm just trying to see okay, yeah kind of similar kind of,
huh that looks exactly the same to me
interesting stuff to be aware of.
Say why does this thing need to be this size this thing it looks
like that? Looks like the Pentagon. deconstructed is that
big.
It's huge. This thing is great. I love it. I love it is
terrible operation. I got something that's gonna introduce
a new story that nobody I don't know why we didn't get this
story but nobody picked his story up. Do I have it set up
here? This is the Hong Kong clip
says something. Let's say
Siena versus Hong Kong. And this is the end of one story and it
goes to the second story because the end of the other story is
the is the end of a report on the communist meeting in China
where they were the leader there is going on and on about the
main thing we got to do now is stop corruption. And then it
kicks to this Hong Kong Star which I've never heard before.
And I think it's fascinating I'm surprised the major media hasn't
picked this up because it's it's really an interesting story.
Your
your money Chunga we must have a staunch will and not let up on
our zero tolerance attitude. We must investigate all cases and
punish those who are corrupt to give corrupt elements no place
to hide in the party. Meanwhile, 1000s
turned out in Hong Kong on the 19th anniversary of that city's
return to Chinese rule. They denounced Beijing for kidnapping
local booksellers who sold critical works about Chinese
leaders. Yeah,
I hadn't heard of kidnapping people. Heard about that the
people that's crazy.
Ah, I just thought that was the strangest story that got very
little play, except on the PBS NewsHour. And even Democracy Now
didn't play it that I know of.
No, that was pretty bad.
Yeah. Who know you know, Putin had a meeting with the Japan
strategic weapons meeting. He's all over the place. Yeah, he's
traveling a lot. And, of course, in my favorite article, this is
kind of tech news. But we don't have to play the jingle
footage shot a couple of months ago by a former Navy SEAL
demonstrating the autopilot features of his Tesla, at this
point, narrowly avoiding collision with another vehicle.
On May 7, Joshua Brown was killed when the 40 year olds
Tesla Model S drove under the trailer of an 18 wheel truck on
a highway in Williston, Florida. US auto safety regulators are
now investigating details into Brown's death. It's believed to
be the first fatal crash involving a Tesla electric car
and is likely to ramp up scrutiny of a technology that's
been evolving with little oversight. The driver of the
truck Brown went under Frank Baresi said in an interview that
the Tesla was moving at high speed and didn't hit the brakes.
He said he believes Brown was watching a movie at the time of
the crash. Tesla said that due to certain conditions, including
the height of the tractor trailer, and its position on the
road, the Model S didn't automatically break. Regulators
are expected to release driverless car guidelines later
this summer. They'll attempt to balance concerns over the
technologies readiness versus the promise of safety benefits.
Tesla's stock price has surged more than 500% Since 2013,
giving it a value of more than $30 billion. But the company
doesn't expect to be profitable until 20. At the earliest.
Play my clip as a backup for that. Okay, got it.
When neither brown nor his Tesla Model S with sensors applied the
brake as a truck made a left turn in front of the car. Tesla
says the cars system could not differentiate between the
truck's white side and a bright Florida sky.
Tesla CEO.
Yeah. So the problem with this besides that someone died, and I
and I don't know Bo. So the truck driver said the guy was
watching the movie and that turned into who was watching
Harry Potter. I don't know where that came from. But I think it's
humorous. Yeah. But this guy, I mean, he was decapitated and we
should because the car kept going. It went underneath hit
the windscreen. We chop the whole top of the car off,
including the guy. Yeah, then he just kept on going.
But here's the problem I have with the whole thing, besides
the fact that this guy was apparent a whole life to drive
really fast and let the car do the driving. And he was also a
shill for the company was all kinds of YouTube videos. Now he,
the thing is the excuse, well, you know, we couldn't see the
truck because the sky was the same color, which is what Tesla
and a bunch of these people say, but I'm thinking when I hear
this, are they doing the all the navigation from video
feeds? And her head is gone? I don't know.
Because I thought it was radar, because the radar thing makes
more sense. But it also introduces a new element of
horror radar, which I thought is LIDAR radar was some some radar
like, thing that kept these cars on track.
Yeah, no, no, I think it recognizes the stripes on the
road. The lines? I think that's part of what it does.
They could have Yeah, that would be an element I could see. But I
don't see it being used. Just visual stuff being used as the
as the main element for navigation. I can see where you
I mean, a lot of cars have that little cameras that just like
the little Fords have. Yeah, those are the speed limit thing
and Oh, rest. Yeah, it looks at
the at the signs and gives you the six signs, there's
all those things. The The problem is they wait, let me
finish. Because what I'm thinking is that they did have
radar on the single LIDAR or something. And if you look at
that truck, that truck was way up and had the car could have
damn near gone under the truck. And I think the radar just was
shooting straight out and it didn't see the truck over the
top. It didn't it was like you know, overpass or something, it
just didn't eat well signal, whatever
the tech, whatever the technical explanation. The first thing we
need to understand is that people are a halt. They even
though it's very clear that this you know, this is an assist, you
shouldn't use it just for for autopilot, don't go to sleep.
People just do it. And they're endangering lots of other
people. While this is taking place, but more importantly,
they didn't report this until almost 60 days after it
happened, which conveniently bridged over their huge money
raise. Yes,
I know. I think they can be sued for that. I think they shouldn't
be sued for that. And they will be sued as shareholders. If the
stock goes down to shareholders, shareholders will sue you will
go after Him because what they do is what shareholders do,
especially the ones that put a lot of money and so they're
gonna go after him. And the next thing you know, they're going to
be Musk is going to be in court all the time. I was told by a
very successful investor and director of a company years ago,
he says, and he had a lot of money he says, You can have all
the money in the world, there is nothing more miserable that you
can ever experience than a shareholders loss. Oh, my
goodness, yes. You have to be in court all the time. It slow
moving, it's a slow moving process. It's horrible. It's the
worst thing you can imagine is that it makes you miserable. And
the
great thing about it is it always settles for exactly the
amount of money that the directors and officers insurance
is is limited at. And pretty much always does that. Tesla PR
did put out a video which was step by step of exactly what did
you see this video, step by step of what happened I was pretty
good. You're driving
55 miles an hour and you have a hit on. This is what happens in
the first 10th of that fatal second, the front bumper and
grille collapses. During the second 10th Your hood rises and
strikes the windshield and fenders begin wrapping
themselves around the object of collision. You slam on your
brakes but your body is still moving at 55 miles an hour. You
stiffen your legs for the job but they both snap the knee
joint. During the third 10th of a second your body catapults
from the seat broken knees ram into the dashboard, the steering
wheel begins to collapse the steering column drives towards
your chest in the fourth 10th two feet of the car's front and
are totally demolished but the rear end is still traveling 35
miles an hour, your body is moving forward at 55 in the
fifth 10th Your body's impaled on the steering column blood
rushes into your lungs during the 16th the force of impact is
built up so that your feet are ripped out of their shoes the
brake pedal shears off the car frame buckles in the middle of
your head slammed into the windshield in the seventh 10th
of a second the entire car body is distorted hinges rip off
doors bring open the seat flail through striking it from behind
but it really doesn't matter you're dead you aren't around to
experience the final three tenths so this one second
neither are your passengers Jack Webb could not resist
yeah I don't have those those graphic descriptions anymore do
they
know they don't want to scare the public is terrorism
good times.
Those days are over. Yes. Alright guys, let's see Got one
more here that would be good. Oh yeah yeah here's one this is
this is work some that irksome clip. This is the mileage tax in
California that they're thinking about doing. Before we play a
whole lot before we play this. I want to remind people that the
dummies all but if I guess in most states but in California in
particular they sell everybody on getting a Prius or electric
car or do all a good good for the climate do all this stuff.
It creates a shortfall because most of the roads and roadways
and through ways and freeways are all paid for by the gasoline
tax while nobody's buying gasoline for an electric car. So
what
should we do? How do we get our dough or John sheet of rec?
Well, they explained it in here but it's not going to work.
Americans interstate highway system is 60 years old and not
Aging Gracefully. But how to pay for much needed repairs. Carter
oven says some states are now kicking the tires on a mileage
tax.
The freedom of the open road may soon cost you and it's why
Andrews in Gali is using a special app. It's called the
driveway app to send photos of his odometer to the state of
California and take a picture. And then that's the reading.
He's one of 5000 Californians participating in a nine month
experiment to see if taxi drivers by the mile can replace
the state's gasoline tax. So this is getting data from your
car's computer. That's right. Brian Kelly is installing an
experimental GPS mileage tracker, plug it in it lights
up. Kelly is also California Secretary of Transportation
the projections on what we'll get out of the gas tax are down
going forward. So we have to find new ways to fund
transportation.
California needs $8 billion a year to maintain its
transportation infrastructure, but it only raises 2.3 billion
from its 27.8 cent a gallon gas excise tax.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the gas tax except
for one thing, and that is that our legislatures have chosen not
to raise the rates.
Asha Agra while director of the moneta Institute's
transportation finance center hold drivers on what they
prefer, you ask people if they would be willing to pay a penny
per mile driven instead of a gas tax? Yes, we did. What did they
say they said, Not interested only 23% said they would support
a mileage tax. Part of the opposition the study found is
privacy concerns people get concerned when they hear about a
device that tracks your location. That
fear is understood. However, this program is really about
just knowing how far you're traveling
last year, Oregon launched a similar pilot and last month,
Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Delaware
requested federal funding to test it because Secretary Kelly
also hopes to figure out another potential issue, how to collect
the money on a mileage tax.
There are questions and the way you answer these questions is
you test it.
Californians drive about 190 billion miles every year, even
if they were taxed at just under two cents a mile which is what
this study is looking at. Josh, there'd still be a
transportation budget shortfall of about four and a half billion
dollars. Carter Evans in Los Angeles. Thank you for that.
Yeah. Well, this is in the red book. This is in the red book.
Yes, a couple of things. First of all, I want to play another
clip about because of this guy bitching about I hate to be
tracked like a dog. But play this New York get is the New
York terror department. They got this new agency within police
department with hundreds of special guys who are all
specialists in terrorism. But they had this little snippet and
then I got a kick out of crowd.
It's been referred to as a ring of steel. It's our coordination
center. It's it's our way of protecting New York
plus 3 million vehicle license plates read every day stored for
five years, you're essentially prepared to go to war with
terrorists. Yes, it's inevitable that there'll be an attack or
another attack.
You know, in this country, I can kill you.
Okay, it's the license plate readers. California is yes. 3
million a day. Yes. In New York City. Yeah, perfect. Beautiful.
We have more than that in Cali, California has got licensed
plate readers everywhere and you can look it up there. They know
exactly where you're driving all the time. So that that's kind of
bullshit. But it seemed more pertinent to me was the number
that was like 8 billion a year to keep the highways of the way
they are free on whole pot. That doesn't happen. That would with
the amount of money wasted in the Iraqi war. That would mean
we'd have that money if it went to the California highways or
you spread it around would last over 100 years of this you know
sort of expense. But nobody ever brings anything like that up.
It's always baffled me they have better roads in Afghanistan than
we have across here with the pothole filled Highway at I want
to make a video one of these days driving on highway 80. And
with the potholes and show people how miserable it is,
and this will be implemented through your insurance company,
of course, will be mandatory to have this if you want any kind
of decent rate, you're screwed California, it's all over.
Moreover, I have a little overview. I was headed back and
forth with Sir Chris are of the armory. And so have you been
following these gun bills that have now all been passed and
sent to the governor for approval? I don't know if maybe
he's already approved. Some of them? I don't know. But I have a
little overview of what they want to change regarding weapons
in California. Oh, yeah. You're ready? Yeah. Number one,
ammunition sales will require an ID and background check to
purchase ammunition. And we'll create a new state database of
ammunition owners. Right.
Three bullet. Every bullet. You have a bullet. Yep. Yeah.
Now it says here, large ammunition clips. But of course,
they mean magazines. This band's possession of ammunition
magazines that hold more than 10 bullets, and then bullet
buttons, which is not how I would describe it. But two
separate proposals would strengthen California's assault
weapon law. by outlining a small buttonhole used for quickly
swapping out ammunition magazines was just a it's a it's
a clip release of a magazine release.
What are you what are you supposed to do get a key
I have a Phillips head screwdriver,
hold on about 10 bullet shot, hold on.
Let me just open that up. Also a limitation on gun loans. So you
cannot loan out your gun to anybody.
But if you go to a shooting range and the guy's got a whole
bunch of guns and and you want to shoot one of them that
it's okay, but you have to have a background check. stolen gun
reporting would
have to be within fairway. I have to have a background I go
to the shooting range with my friend. Yeah. And he's got he's
a gun collector. So he's gonna get let me shoot all these crazy
guns. So I want to do that.
We'll take the gun.
I'm at a range I'm shooting at a target.
You know, I hear you. I hear you. Well, the language is a
little opaque, a restriction on loaning guns without background
checks? I don't know if that's if you borrow it? Or if you're
put it on loan, maybe both? I don't know. But yeah, there's
gonna be background checks for everything. False gun reporting.
ghost guns. Here we go. Homemade ghost guns would need to be
registered. long gun limits, only one rifle or shotgun can be
purchased per month. And there will be money for lobbying to
urge Congress to lift the prohibition against publicly
funded scientific research on the causes of gun violence. So
they're going to try and pin that on video games, I'm sure.
And now those are the highlights. But I think I think
that 1010 magazine limit and the quick release is interesting.
Interesting changes, and of course, ammunition sales. This
has always been a big one ammunition say,
yeah, they've been they've been working on that. I think you
can't buy ammo in California.
So with that comes my final story about a guy who this is
interesting. This shows you not just what happened, but also in
the reporting with a little bit of a kicker at the end just to
show how ridiculous this is. So a couple of like three or four
people that had a couple drinks, they're walking home, they see
some guy has Trump signs, and they kick them over. Now it's
what you do when you're drunk because you hate Trump, and you
hate everybody who's a part of Trump. So the guy comes out and
well listen to what happened. Listen to what they were
planning to do, and just listen to the report itself about him
instead of saying, Hey, this guy was you know, you destroyed his
property on his property and came out and he pointed a gun at
you. Yeah, that's what can happen if you do shit like that
in America, but here's how it was reported and listen to the
disdain and fair
and couldn't believe what she captured on video. She your
husband and two friends knocked over a Donald Trump sign in
front of what she thought was an abandoned business. They were on
their way home after getting a couple of drinks and Baker's
heal last night. That's what she says the guy came out with a
rifle started cursing at them and said, quote, I've been
waiting to use this. They ran away and both they and the
government's girlfriend called police.
Yeah, Doug pulled out a gun on us. Yeah, this
guy just pulled out an
automatic rifle on us in the middle of the street.
The government's address also shows to be a business called
Love and terror tattoo. The man running it Terran beechen.
Police let the man say goodbye to his child before they took
him in for more questioning, but later released him. It's
ridiculous
that somebody can just come out. He wasn't even on his own
property was in the middle of it. and I put my myself and my
friends and my husband the people in danger with what seems
to be no consequence.
And police say that one of the women was about to urinate on
the side but for ran disputes that
what kind of people are these? Hey, let's do this on the Trump
sign.
What is where was this?
Well, I have to look that one
up on low rent place. Uh, yes. I don't know. But
the Disney I was like, Oh, this guy pulled a gun and she wanted
to urinate on the sign. What is wrong with you people? Yeah, I
pulled my rifle to moron.
This is crazy turned out to be at that was actually Elizabeth
Warren.
Hey, Oh, everybody. We should ended on that high note. Yes.
Alright, everybody. Well, you never know what next week will
bring. There's always going to be something going on. I would
also say Be on the lookout for Puerto Rico. Yeah, now a lot of
stuff coming out. I you know, I think, you know, Puerto Rico who
are getting all angry about the free prom, which is pretty much
puts them on an austerity budget with Washington overseeing their
protector. It's financially with a special committee. I'm
thinking maybe some terrorism might bring them in line.
Debbie, I had a bad feeling about it.
think's gonna happen?
Anything on TV?
Today? Not that I know of.
Nothing to watch.
I do have to TV tip for people. I don't know if I'd talked about
it on the shore. Ever. Yeah. But people who liked the Kimmy
Schmidt show that
was The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
Yeah, the first first season was dynamite people bitch about the
second season. And I finally figured out what you need to do.
I think I did talk about this month talk about you told me
privately Yeah, I told you privately. Start with episode
skipped a whole season. Start with episode nine 910 1112. You
get to see five episodes other before Episode nine. The show
totally blows. Just go to nine and watch it out. You're done.
Or you could just read a good book. You could read a good book
or you could go
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contributing information to the State Department and that's
going to have a comment below US agencies work contributes don't
question. Agencies weren't contributing comment on that. So
workman is contributory. I have a problem. So we're gonna, we're
contributing information. So we're gonna be I can't comment
on that or your history department. Can't find us. Amen.
I can't find questions to the State Department. All of us
agencies were conducted questions to the statements were
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for us agencies were full us agents. So we're gonna leave
those trips to the street. So let's say they come straight,
refused to comment to us to comment late and we're gonna
refuse to comment on working on refuse to comment on the state
refused to comment. No, no, they referred to refuse to comment on
I don't know if they referred to questions to the State
Department and to the FBI.
Now we're going to spatchcock a chicken. This funny word
spatchcocking is believed to be an abbreviation of dispatch the
COC
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show any of that sound familiar? Familiar? Everywhere the smart
people were eating their tofu slow watching NPR making a
lunatic argument. You are so smart. Trump is gonna win right?
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