webinar. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Thursday, September
21 2017. This is your award winning get more nation media
assassination episode Niner six six
this is no agenda under attack
and at war with Russia's dude named Boris and coming to you
from the darkest corners of the United downtown Austin Tejas,
Capitol Thrones star state in the studio in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where they're working on the
wires outside my house, and John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
So if you disappear all of a sudden we know what's going on.
Yeah, the wires, string and something new.
Hey, yeah. Hey, John Claude, how you doing? Okay, what's up? Not
too much. You got this little show we're doing.
So we have the Miss America Pageant. We can
both Whoa, do you could tease that maybe we shouldn't
start with Hillary. She was on Colbert. Yes.
Yes. You know, I'm so happy because I got one clip that you
don't have. And that's all I got from that to interview. So let's
do that. And I'll play my clip at the end. How does that sound?
Let you play your clip at the beginning. Now it makes more
sense when it's at the end.
Not really, that at least not to me. But let's go with Hillary.
So Hillary is on Colbert, and they're just as like two. You
know, two pigs rolling in mud. They just love each other.
By the way, I thought it was a boring interview. It was just
boring to me.
Did you eat? Did you get anything? I'm not gonna disagree
with that. I do have an ISO of Hillary's fake laugh.
Yeah, that's the one.
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah, it's so fake as ridiculous. But that's it's very
similar to the ones that they compiled to put on the Hillary
pan.
Yes, which you've lost or you have it? I have it I got
Alright, let's get to the clip.
So let's start with Hillary they they do? I gotta heal Rickover.
Let's hear it. Let's get to the basic clip. This is the one
where the reason for the book The reason for Colbert show. The
reason for bashing Trump and everything in between? Is this
hill on Colbert get out to vote this is to get keep everything
in the you know, in the sunlight. pay a lot of
attention. So when 2018 comes along, we can get some Democrats
in question the legitimacy
of the election of the President. Question is, Mike, my
question is I mean, I have these fantasies. But my question is,
seriously, my question is, what then there is no constitutional
mechanism to question the election. Our elections are
messy. That's right. This is just what happened. So as
I say in the book, nobody's talking about contesting the
election, including me. But I do think no, because there is no
mechanism.
This is someone who I love
the Oh, come on, oh, you can't contested. Oh, this is a great
audience. It is so representative of the
alternative universe.
But I do think no, because there is no mechanism.
This is someone who believes in the Constitution, unlike the guy
who got the job.
There is no mechanism. But I think legitimacy is rooted in
what comes out of these investigations. Because if there
is evidence of coordination, communication, whatever it might
be, I think millions of Americans are going to say,
well, those raise questions about legitimacy now, what do
you do with those questions besides ask them, what you do is
mobilized politically to express your will and your rejection of
that kind of Russian involvement and coordination at the ballot
box? I mean, that is where we settle our political
differences, and that's where it should be.
I agree. Okay.
Yeah. Go ahead and vote for Democrats.
Yeah, that's that's the message. Yes.
I agree. Not too much to it. Other than that, but it's I
apparently the audience's don't seem to understand the
simplicity of it. And they bitched and moaned so we have so
she went off on the North Korea thing she went off on Putin and
let's see if I I thought I had to Putin is on here and you
got there's two pollutants wouldn't too long, too long.
Yeah, wishes are another one on here. No, I
don't think I have another oh,
let's go with Putin too long.
What Putin strategy is He really doesn't like democracy. He
thinks it's an inconvenient, messy process. And he doesn't
like us and He wants when
I heard this, it was to me this is exactly what people like. My
uncle Don believe. They truly believe that this is what this
guy thinks. And they usually say he was, you know, a KGB guy who
hated seeing his empire go down, and he vowed that he will
destroy the evil capitalist Americans. It's the same story.
And he doesn't like us. And He wants us Yeah, yeah.
Let's say he's a CIA CIA scenario.
Yes.
He doesn't like us and he wants to destabilize our country. So
doubt about our democracy. I mean, these latest revelations
where you had Russians pretending to be
she says, You listen destabilize our country. So doubt, to sow
sow, sow, as in sowing sow doubt, yeah, to sowing sowing
seeds. I can't say that word. So So isn't it? So it's like in
between. So to sow to sow doubt, yes. Which, which is easily
done. If you put it on face bag ads,
and Russians pretending to be Americans. We have fake
Americans with fake news and fake stories.
I need that T shirt. Fake American. That's a great t
shirt, no agenda show fake American
and fake demonstrations. That wasn't just because he's bored
and has nothing to do he wants to limit what
fake demonstrations is he talking
about? Okay, here's the this is a we didn't talk about this on
the show. But and it never really. It came out of kind of
comes and goes but during the suppose it Facebook $100,000 ad
campaign?
Oh, yes, they did Facebook events.
They did a bunch of events. That never happened because they're
never meant to happen. It's just meant to. I think, by the way,
this is not a bad idea. They said, Oh, we're having a huge,
huge meeting. Everybody's turning out for this stop to
Hillary, you know, yeah. Convention. You know, Jenny had
a time and date with Hillary meet up his way. You mean? Yeah,
well, or whatever, whatever they call it. And it was a it was
fake. Because they're No, no one. Just to make it seem as
though stuff was happening.
Boy, man, we nailed it that the Facebook ads are becoming a real
problem for them. This is really, it keeps coming back to
the one example that they have of hacking the election. And
that is the Facebook ads, you had a number of them in the
newsletter. I wouldn't even look at those. They're too busy.
This, you know, that would not catch my eye on a page. Irish,
they're not good at all.
didn't convince me of anything. I mean, I'm not sure it may be I
could see somewhere. They do vote
for Hillary. I boom. I wasn't
affected by Facebook yesterday. I don't use Facebook. But damn,
I would, I think it was to just reassure it didn't change
anybody's mind. There's no doubt about that, in my mind, it just
take and they will probably targeting people that were
borderline Trump voters or Trump voters to begin with
whoever it was, but you know, the thing that in the lexicon
now, I'm not even clipping in anymore. You hear people say on
television, when Russia hacked the election, and that is just
accepted. That term is now accepted. They hacked the
election, whatever it means is da da, I
think you're right can see and fake Americans with fake news
and fake stories and fake demonstrations. That wasn't just
because he's bored and has nothing to do. He wants to
undermine how we see each other how we respect each other how we
support our institutions and our society. So
the obvious question from Cobra would be well, how did they do
that? Because I did their mascot. I think
that they believe they had a good outing in 2016. And I think
they will be back in 2018 and 2020. Unless we
know you have mentioned stop the cake. Okay. That he that Putin
doesn't like democracy and he doesn't like America. This part
of the speculation is that he specifically doesn't like you.
Do you think this was personal in a certain way?
I think it was mostly about the role I played as Secretary of
State, which he did morphin to a grudge against me because I
would say things like, you know, the Russian people deserve free
and fair elections. They deserve to have a democracy
questioning legitimacy of his election in 2011.
The parliamentary election,
didn't we didn't we mess with that particular election? Isn't
that the one that we had all the NGOs kicked out?
We had the NGOs in there. We had protests in the streets we
organized Yeah, So we've we've already mentioned the elections,
but he never mentioned what her involvement was. He likes his
gig.
That's right. And so our intelligence community and
others have said that he did have a personal grudge against
me. You know, I don't take it personally, I think it's part of
his worldview, which is all tied up with his anger, his
disappointment in the collapse of the Soviet Union. And his
feeling that we're his number one rival, he wants to really
undermine the European American Alliance. And so I see it as you
know, I was doing my job, I was honored to do my job to stand up
and speak out on behalf of American values and our
democracy. And partly because I'm a woman.
Yeah. And then she went into that whole thing about the polar
bears, and he's manspreading. I've heard all these stories
before there was nothing new. That's what
I have that wisdom. I do have demands for anything good. Which
is interesting, because it's a deconstruction point. Where is
it?
I don't know. Oh, I see it. Yes. I got it here.
All right. No, I was sorry. I will. I will listen to this
carefully. And then I'm going to show you that was one of these
little tricks, that same kind of trick that CBS bulls, the same
kind of trick that ABC pulls. This is a beauty
because I'm a woman, which does seem to get him a bit agitated.
i And he actually ascended.
Did he ever say anything to you? Personally, that demonstrated
his
well, he demonstrated, as I write in the book, you know,
there's an expression. We certainly know it in New York
called manspreading. And every time I met with him, it would be
okay, the whole deal. And so I go to meetings with them. One in
particular, we were in his dacha outside of Moscow, and the press
comes in, and he just borates America about one of the many
things that annoys him about us. And then the press leaves, and
I've got four or five things we're trying to deal with him
and Russia on. And I always came to my meetings with him trying
to find something that I could actually engage him about. So we
went through, you know, the economy and human rights and all
these other things that are critically important. And he
was, you know, like the, as President Obama once said, like
the board guy in the back of the room, he couldn't care less.
Then I said, you know, I am really pleased to hear that you
care about wildlife conservation, and that you are
trying to save species in Russia, like Siberian tigers and
polar bears. Then he came along. And then we had an interesting
conversation. So
I wrestled polar bears. I wrestled.
No, he, he said to me, so he said, Come with me. He takes me
down the stairs, down this corridor into the door, all of
his security guys are jumping up because we weren't expected into
this inner sanctum with this huge desk. And the biggest map
of Russia, I think exists. And he started telling me, he's
going here to tag polar bears. And then he says to me, would
your husband like to come? I said, Well, you know, I'll ask
him, but if he's busy, I'll go. Take a little
break. I heard that story before from her.
Well, here's what here's what I want to talk about with that
particular anecdote. She starts off with manspreading. Yeah,
he's and she's gonna give us some examples. She never she
did. She said, then we went to the DACA. And we looked at the
map, and there's this thing with polar bears. And they invited my
husband. She never she has a bunch of examples of her with
him. Where's the manspreading?
Well, she says that when that he was manspreading, when she was
sitting there with him,
she says, yes, at the beginning that she said, let me give you
an example. And then she's gonna tell this long story. She has
nothing to do with anything
now. But I think that it was visual in that case where she
said he watched it. You know what the problem is? Here's her
basic problem. If you want to engage guy like that. What does
he talk about? Like? What was her? Oh, I'll talk to him about
wildlife. No, no, you want to engage the guy. You gotta have.
I mean, that's what you want to talk about.
Well, she says in one of her things that he or in fact, I
think it was in that clip. He doesn't want to talk about
women. He hates women.
Know that she's a woman and that was a problem because she's a
woman in power. That's where
it is where she throws this little ditty in here. This is
the listen to this. Listen to carefully listen. This is a very
short Yeah, I got it. I
got it. I heard this too, as clearly
as I can. I feel like I'm a bit of a, you know, Paul Revere I'm
trying to sound the alarm about this.
Yeah, I thought that was cute. And I was wondering if there was
something behind it. Other than
she was being she This was her. Like, did you know somebody
wrote this for? Don't Don't say, Paul. I don't want to be Paul
Revere. St. Paul Revere. Hey, I hate to mention this too. There
is no buddy named Paul Revere. That sounded the alarm. So you
want to be like her?
You know what? Okay, you have one more clip. I'm gonna kind of
play my clip.
Well, I've got two clips actually. But I could play get
the gist her on North Korea. All right. It's kind of interesting.
And then they had the Clinton Clinton one. But what Russia
one, but I don't think this is important. Let's play the Dodge
on North Korea,
who happened to see the President's speech at the UN
today?
I saw parts of it. Yeah. What did you make of it? I thought it
was very dark this
before she even goes into it. When I heard her say this. I
thought wow, you're just pulling out the script from the from the
last time he did a speech where and that was a whole mean, was
this dark? It's so dark. I remembered well, so she she
clearly didn't watch the speech? Because it wasn't
that make any sense to you know,
do you happen to see the President's speech at the UN
today?
I saw parts of it. Yeah. What did you What did you make? Very
parts of it clips. Yeah, that's a good point. I saw parts of it.
How hard is it? It was dark, even though I saw parts of it
then could catch John a part of it?
Yeah. What did you What did you make of it? I
thought it was very dark. Dangerous.
I'll bet you she actually did not watch like, she just gets
physically ill from watching him. But I really think that
that's going on, I
wouldn't be a bit surprised if that's true. Otherwise, she she
actually got physically ill from watching him. It would not
surprise me.
And she's lying. She's clearly lying. And she won't you say oh,
yeah, parts of it. I do that all the time. Yeah, I saw that
part's
not the kind of message that the leader of the greatest nation in
the world should be delivering?
Not if you're the no borders, no nations group? No, you are.
We didn't see it either. You are both
required to stand up for the values of what we believe in
democracy and opportunity, as a way to demonstrate, clearly the
United States remains the beacon that we want it to be. While of
course, when you face dangerous situations, like what is
happening in North Korea. To make it clear, your first
approach should always be diplomatic. What I'd hoped the
President would have said, was something along the lines of You
know, we view this as dangerous to our allies to the region and
even to our country. We call on all nations to work with us to
try to end the threat posed.
Didn't he do that with not one but two United Nations?
Unanimous resolutions? Wasn't that exactly what he did?
I'm not sure but maybe by Kim Jong Un, and not call him Rocket
Man, the old Elton John song. Well, thanks. You're a disc
jockey. Hello, John. Now you're sure man, the old Elton John
song. But to say clearly, we will not tolerate any attacks on
our friends or ourselves. But you should lead with diplomacy,
you should lead with the commitment to trying to avoid
conflict however you can.
Yeah, so what really struck me about this whole thing? Let's
have something to say about this. But
yeah, I think we should mention that. What did she do when she
was Secretary of State? Diplomacy wise when it came to
North Korea? That's what called bears follow up should have
been.
Yeah, if it wasn't a blow job instead of a big
game about this and that but what what did she do when she
actually was in nothing office to do something with North Korea
kick my
uncle Don out is what they did. We don't want to talk to that
guy. Stupid idiot. What are they? What does he know about
North Korea? He was in and out in 20 minutes. The thing that
bothered me the most, and it started before she even came on.
I could not believe this audience. And you're already
hearing them like just going crazy over stuff. But I felt
like we've turned a corner in the alternate universe that may
be irreversible when you hear this. Oh, and this is huge. This
is huge. This is from his monologue.
We also just learned that the government wiretapped former
Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, both before and after
the election. This means
What is happening? People are cheering on wiretapping of
citizens
more or less illegal wiretapping forget even
legal or illegal. They are cheering it on even called bears
embarrassed about this lesson. Sure, absolutely.
You applaud until they wiretapping
you. This means
I don't understand what you're talking about. They only hear
wiretapping evil people. Stupid, stupid, stupid slaves. Very sad
to hear that.
Yeah, well, I missed that part. So you got me on that one.
Yeah, well, that was what it was. That was
That is pathetic
opening monologue. We're cheering on wiretapping, which
is just that's just showed people that don't understand.
They don't know what the Constitution is. They don't
understand anything anymore.
That's because they're specifically not taught anything
in school regarding the Constitution or what this
country is about. Yeah,
I agree with you there. Sadly. Of course, Colbert also hosted
the Emmy Awards. The lowest rated ever
Well, lowest rated for the same audience as last time
he wants to say, I have to say I watched the whole thing. I
didn't mind the whole show. It really didn't bother me that
much. I laughed. You know, some of some of the jokes were funny.
I was to just blown away by Jane Fonda's new facelift to even
consider thinking about what Lily Tomlin was saying, holy
crap that she looks 25.
Yeah, and she's a James Bond.
86 As unbelievable.
She 8686
and it does it is the banks I know a little bit about about
plastic surgery. See my first wife. And she has to have those
bangs. Otherwise, it would look like she's really surprised.
Like, huh, so they have to cover that up a little bit. But
unbelievable work that way. Yeah. Like that was Hollywood to
me. Wow. Fantastic. And Colbert, Colbert, when kind of with the
I'm going to slam all those celebrate ease. And that always
works. It always works when you make fun, you know, self
deprecating about Hollywood about yourself. And I thought
that was reasonable. The reason for the low ratings I think is
not one you know, everyone, because no one wants to watch
elites rattle their pearls. That's I don't think that's the
problem. I think. I think the problem is a good line, though.
Yeah. The problem is, look who's winning. It's Hulu. It's
Netflix, it's Amazon, then they throw in, it used to be the
three networks. Everybody watched the three networks. And
this too, is half of the shows I've never seen. So who gives a
crap? I don't care. I don't care about these shows. I've never
seen them. There's too many shows. And it's just the same
old people, honestly, who are mainly in them. And it just
doesn't appeal to you think millennials are watching the
show? And of course not. They don't care. So it's just an
outdated concept, but I hope they keep doing it a lot because
I like it. I think it's fine.
I think I have some notes I took I watched the whole thing too. I
couldn't get it really any clips from one clip there. One guy
that blackjack. It was I think one of the reasons I won is
because of of Trump getting it but
Alec Baldwin had, I think the line of the night where he said,
Mr. President, here's your Emmy Award. I thought that was funny.
That was good, too.
That was very similar to the line. Nothing wrong with all
that. I thought the cold bears got his slams out early. Yeah.
So let me see what else we got here late. Last question. You
know, lame, you
know what I liked the most. Now here's what bugs me.
And this started I don't know, I think we bitched about this
every year and it just gets me. In the olden days. They'd have a
couple of hunks down at the bottom of the stairs to help
these women up this day. Yes,
yes, you're right. And now I saw some of the other actors helping
people up. Yeah, so
one of the actors I remember specifically going down to help
some rather big woman with her long dresses. She has to hold it
up. So she can't really balance herself because she's holding up
the dress and that's kind of awkward trying to get up the
stairs. Yeah. I mean, what is wrong with having a couple of
people down there helping people up the stairs? There's no hand
rail.
Yes, you are now hearing a producer speak ladies and
gentlemen. So we're doing the review and I have another gripe.
John, you as a co executive producer of this show. I believe
we need to speak to the wardrobe department. What has happened
with fashion, where we show a large amount of chest on women,
but make sure their breasts look extremely flat, almost
masculine? Did you notice this?
No. But if you've benify would be included I might have. Here's
another thing that bugged me, was the idea of having this fake
red card with fake photographers at the NSC.
I like that. And I'll tell you why. I'll tell you why. I'll
tell you why I like it. If yes, it's fake, but you win.
Typically you win the award. Whoa, you're all confused.
You're sweaty because you get your speech. And when you go
off, you stand up on a riser, where it's really hot backstage
with a crappy as dropped behind you, you know, with all the
logos it just looks like crap. The lighting is crap. And those
are the photos that always get published. Now you had those
were real photographers taking real pictures. That wasn't all
just fake. And now you get a nice picture. I'm sorry.
What is the deal with the black dude DJ doing the voiceovers?
That was their that's how they were gonna bring st
tog at the time. He didn't know what he was talking about.
They wanted to bring the millennials in. That was their
idea. Hey, let's get that cool guy. He'll bring the millennials
I think
it's one of those someone else shooting suits. Yeah, I got a
great idea. Everybody.
You know what I liked the most about the Emmys is I haven't
been really in television for a long time. But I recognize
names, sometimes even see a stagehand and my favorite is the
dead segment. I'm like, I know that guy. He's dead. Yeah.
Well, my favorite scene but the dead segment you see someone you
go and everybody does this, huh? That's the thought he was dead
years ago
while we're on celebrating,
but well let me finish my checklist. Oh, I'm
sorry. You have more I did not realize
yes. What is what a queer black girl and this and sorrow Indian
guy who both won awards? And she takes over the mic and doesn't
let him say anything? Ah, balls big tall.
Yeah, well, hold on. That was weird. But that is a nice
Azaria, who is who won for his show. Which I've watched I think
I didn't watch all of the episodes could feel tired of it
but it was it's good show she co wrote and she's a big part of
that show as well. And I think because her story in Hollywood
you have to understand where she comes from and now to win an
award as a black woman as you know as a writer you know this
was it was a total Hollywood thing and I think he had said
before go ahead you just do the award I don't think he was
standing there waiting to to speak
but he looked like an idiot
yeah he did that says that's up to him that's on him tell him
and I
and in the at the end of at the end of the analysis I agree 100%
with you this was a these guys have screwed up once they once
they turned it over to non traditional broadcasting Zach
outlets Yeah, you know if something's on I don't know son
only on crackle cause or something like that and then
it's really good so it gets in a war who cares you don't see
these shows these shows? I mean then the audience for some of
these shows is lower than Fox News it's ridiculous Oh yeah,
the quality is good and he's supposed to be giving out for
quality but I think what it what it says to me and when because
like I'm looking at what fav my favorite shows for this season
are the ones that are ending like people of Earth for
example. Yeah. Great show it's ending at least in the last
episodes next week. What I think you're seeing when you when you
see these awards and I think this hurts no, this reminds I
just reminds me of all things I've seen in publishing and see
this happen all the time. You are just reminding the public
that the networks suck here's the good shows the good shows or
any SEO Yeah, the good shows are on Hulu, the good shoes on
Amazon where the network's they're the ones with the big
budgets. They're the ones with the big audience. They're the
ones who have everything going but that's not should have the
show
to see that's not true. I think that the Netflix Amazon money is
crazy right now. It's crazy and they pay upfront you know the
residuals I don't think they have they did some kind of deal
for residuals but these people aren't getting paid like stupid
artists musicians on a per stream basis not enough they got
to dig have a huge budget. Everybody you know someone does
it brings in all their buddies. Everybody gets paid hallelujah.
Everybody let's do it again. Let's go across the street talk
to the other guys. This is and it's going to come crumbling
down. Eventually. It look into Netflix. I think they're doing
another offering to get some more money. They have licensing
fees. Yeah, they got some stones Something Yeah. So it's anyway.
But the celebrating I still
think it's an indictment of the network's. And the poor job
they're doing they do have. It's not as though they don't have
plenty of money. I mean, it's not as though they're starving
to death, but they're doing a very poor job of of maintaining
their position. And I think then again, you know, so this so
everything is now I mean, their minds will just say start to
show off saying that's all cut the cable and don't even watch
this show. And they don't. Yeah.
All right, under celebrate ease and politics always a fun combo.
I have a clip explaining who's behind it and what's going on. I
presume you've seen the Morgan Freeman. were at war with Russia
clip. Yeah, why don't we play it? I don't not everyone has
seen this. This is becoming a problem. Where you know,
virality is going so fast. You know, I pick the hits, but I
don't have the show soon enough. And before we know it,
everyone's seen it. But I think people still would enjoy this.
Two minutes of Morgan Freeman stylistically shot by Rob
Reiner. And
we have we are well imagine this movie script, a former KGB spy,
angry at the collapse of his motherland sound familiar?
Hillary plots of course, for revenge. Taking advantage of the
chaos, he worked his way up through the ranks of a post
Soviet Russia and becomes president. He establishes an
authoritarian regime that he sets his sights on his sworn
enemy, the United States, and like the true KGB spy he is or
was maybe he secretly uses cyber warfare to attack democracies
around the world. Using social media to spread propaganda and
false information. He convinces people in democratic societies
to distrust their media, their political processes, even their
neighbors, and he wins. Vladimir Putin is that spy and this?
Putin is no movie script. We need our President to speak
directly to us and tell us the truth. We need him to sit behind
the desk in the Oval Office and say, my fellow Americans during
this past election, we came under attack by the Russian
government. I've called on Congress and our intelligence
community to use every resource available to conduct a thorough
investigation to determine exactly how this happened. The
free world is counting on us for leadership. But 241 years, our
democracy has been a shining example to the world of what we
can all aspire to. And we owe it to the brave people who have
fought and died to protect this great nation and save democracy.
And we owe it to our future generations to continue the
fight you know this
is join the committee to investigate Russia join the
fight.
This phony baloney committee you know to Reiner
when when you when you do something like this is Morgan
Freeman, you've got major fuck you money is what you got.
Because this guy does not care. But yes, indeed. This is the
committee to investigate Russia. I'm thinking we may have talked
about this a couple of weeks ago. Some but I have to look
into it but
it's just been floating around the tweeter Twitter verse
Well, the committee to investigate Russia which is
investigate russia.org key players on the advisory board.
James Clapper, Rob Reiner. Max boot. I don't know who that is.
Charles Sykes sees as the radio guy, Charles Sykes.
Charles Sykes is an old radio guy who's who's reduce run out
of town. Right. He was a conservative radio talk show
host I believe in Wisconsin, and he would be he was a never
Trumper and he just hounded and hounded Trump when the Wisconsin
went for trump any and they gave him such crappy he. He claims he
retired, but I think he was forced to quit, but he's one of
those local conservative radio guys and had some reputation
outside of his market. But generally speaking, he wasn't a
network that guy. Yeah.
So Rob Reiner appeared with one of his cohorts not on this list,
David, something rather, on Bloomberg, and they talked about
this, and I thought it was very enlightening to hear exactly
what's going on. And Bloomberg asked the question I was indeed
interested in since you cannot find this information on
investigate russia.org.
But the what we're trying to do here is, yes, we're going to
cover all of the various investigations House and Senate
and also keep updates on the Muller investigation. But what
we're trying to do with the committee to investigate Russia
is to to give people an overview, it's going to be a
kind of a compendium, it'll be not just looking at the day to
day news and the investigations, but also a history of what the
Russians have been doing and former Soviet Union and Russians
have been doing in trying to disrupt our democracy over the
years through the Cold War, and up to the present, also, the
effects of cyber warfare and the far reaching impacts of cyber
warfare. So it'll be a comprehensive website that
hopefully will give people a complete picture of what has
happened to us.
Tell us, David, how you guys came together on this? And who's
funding this exactly?
Well, we have a number of funders, you know, I'd be we
started out with a very small amount of money. And hopefully,
as time goes by, we're going to need a lot more to keep to keep
going. So if you have a few dollars, I'll take whatever you
do you have any institutional funding or any funding for many
families are no,
no, no, no, it's just individuals that have funded it.
And what what occurred to me is that, you know, we've always
seen America come together whenever we've been attacked,
whether it's been Pearl Harbor, or 911. Here we are attacked by
a foreign power. And we don't come together, we are so divided
as a country that I started to reach, essentially, across the
aisle, to my Republican friends and people who I respect and
found out that they are just as mortified as I am that we as a
country have not come together over being attacked by, say, a
foreign enemy power. So David and James Clapper and Max boot
and a number of other people have said yes, this is something
we need to do
in sanity.
I now have to go back and play the Clinton Russia clip.
Okay, I want to play that because it'll make sense it's
probably right in line with this
to the unusual behavior of the former director of the FBI and
the Russians and the Russians and you have been sounding the
alarm about this because I believe so strongly that they
think they succeeded in messing with our democracy, and I just
can't abide that. So do you think
they succeeded in messing Yes, I do. I do. I do because I agree
like influencing the vote, or influencing opinion,
influencing voters and therefore influencing opinion, I think is
becoming clearer and clearer.
Okay, Russia, Russia, Russia,
Russia. My goodness. They got to choose is it going to be commies
fault it's going to be Russia hacking the election?
Well, they're getting there they're flexible they all they
have to do again I don't I can't beat this drum but all they have
to do is really keep this this thing bubbling keep it until
2018 Yeah, and then they can do job is done and then of course
you keep it bubbling again for another two years. And then you
try to get Trump voted out. Yeah, but this is nuts. And this
is doing nothing for what these it's ironic that Rob Reiner a
pretty much of a lefty all his life, Hollywood lefty, back in
the day when they you know, it was largely funded by the
Russians, especially with during the Soviet era. And they build
these front organizations are all over the place. It was like
tons of them. I mean, tons of them and their
brain damage. Its brain damage. I cannot see it any other way.
And not like you know, like you got a hit hit with a hammer. But
yeah, the amygdala, yes, yes. There is he you know, this is
what we've discussed when the amygdala isn't large than any
even words can become equal to your brain as a threat to your
life. You know, it's animalistic, it's prehistoric.
It's baked into our part of our DNA to reptilian. It is rage,
the reptilian reaction, and this is what you get is very, very
disturbing. Did you see Maxine Waters during her eulogy for
Dick Gregory? Oh, Dick Gregory. Do you think he would have liked
Trump hated Trump, but did he ever talk about Trump? I can't
remember he
did. He's the one who came up with the two Trump's theory one.
You're right. Gregory. You're right. I didn't think much of
Trump but he didn't think much of any of them.
No, that's right. So she's on stage. She's doing her eulogy.
And by the way, I think Dick Gregory would not like Maxine.
Well,
I think he would have had a real problem with this. She totally
hijacked everyone's amygdala.
I wish I could sit with Dick, because I've got work to do. I'm
cleaning up
so I wish I could sit not on with dick. Oh, okay.
I wish I could sit with deck. Because I've got work to do. I'm
cleaning out the White House.
We're going to sanitize the White House we're not going to
take what is happening in this country, haven't you taken
enough and then comes along this person this person who does not
respect you this dishonorable human being who cheats
everybody, this dishonorable to human beings who will lie at the
drop of a hat this dishonorable human being who had the alt
right in the kk k and everybody else inside his cabinet with
hoods this this honourable human being who can criticize
everybody but Putin and Russia did he collude with Russia? I
bet you did. Gregory would tell me Yeah, he did that. Not only
are we going to clean out the way
Gregor would have said now is the other Trump White House
we're gonna take back the House that slaves Bill Oh yeah. Take
it back. And I know even my colleagues get very upset some
get afraid when I say impeachment. When I get through
with Donald Trump he's gonna wish he had been impeached
Auntie Maxine very deeply. I am so offended by him and I love my
people so much that I am not gonna put up with it I'm gonna
say impeach 45 every day and page body five every day on page
45 Every day step
away from the crowd. Those days the curls you
Foxton. Yeah, I think that woman is a true benefit to society.
He's a benefit to our show.
Let's Let's rock it out with vaccine for a second. Thank you,
Maxine Waters for the content. God, yeah. That is that is also
I just can't say there's just brain damage. Who talks like
that? I've never heard anything like this. Not that the
President is something I've heard before either. kind of
evens even out everyone's crazy. Yeah. Everybody's insane. It's
fabulous. Oh, my goodness. It truly is truly nuts. See, what
else do we have? So, you know, I've been looking around for
this. For any evidence that there was indeed some
wiretapping going on of Manafort. Was it CNN that
launched this quote unquote, report? Did they break that
news?
I don't know who broke the news. But it's, it's gotten the right
wing talk show guys completely bent out of shape. I think what
good reason, but nobody else is kind of picking up on it, which
is that Trump had said that his towers were were tapped. And
remember that and yes, yes, Trump always had some sort of
inside information about different things. And he throw
it out to like, you know, without any didn't care in a
tweet. And, as always turns out to be kind of true in some way,
shape or form. And that was, apparently Manafort was tapped
from the get go when he first said hello to Trump. And they
did it. They tried to do it through a criminal complaint,
which we knew about this because somebody brought it up on one of
the shows and we had clips at the guide saying it, but it was
always just, it was speculation, that this the regular course
would not give him a go and but the FISA Court said it was okay
to to tap him to tap Manafort and anybody talking to him,
right. But how do we know this? I just want to know how do we
know this? That's all
that Judicial Watch is the one who broke it.
Okay, are they quoting sources? No,
no, they do everything from from Freedom of Information acts,
requests, they find documents.
Well, I couldn't find this as far as I know, it was CNN who
broke this, which was very, I mean,
it could have been CNN who brought it up, but I didn't
follow it that closely. Because I've always assumed that this
was this was going on.
Well, it'd be stupid to think it isn't right now to us.
And especially when everyone applauds it, I mean, that's
given everybody the wrong message.
Hey, no, that's not good. That's the message. That's what people
believe it's sadder than giving the wrong message. This is your
typical American and tourist in New York. Douche like, Huh?
These are the dumb people. And there's lots of them hate say
it.
Well wait until you get to the Miss America material. Oh, geez.
Okay, and one of the worst offenders that are just teasing.
Yes. Miss Texas is rubbing it
in. So this past week we had a hearing on the hill in the
United States of Gitmo nation about sesta STAA, which is to
stop sex trafficking and act to stop sex trafficking.
Yeah, this has been it was very unusual the way people responded
to it.
Well, and I've do, I did a deep dive into it. And it revolves
around section 203 of the Communications Decency Act,
which is, which was set in place, I believe, for all the
right reasons. And we can have a little debate about this, if it
should be there or not, if it should change. And in essence,
there's really only one paragraph that matters that
says, if you if you host a service on the internet, then
you cannot be held liable for what other people or other
services post on your service. And that is what on the one hand
enabled tons of stuff that was really enabled Google, Facebook,
all of the YouTube, of course, that's the Google property but
enabled all of these user generated sites, so that you can
it's very hard to police even with, you know, with odd algos
can be a break AI please. Machine learning. Yeah, maybe
one day, you can still find any kind of porn you want on YouTube
and including horrible stuff.
You want to go to Tumblr for horrible stuff? I'm
sorry, what am I thinking? Yeah, Yahoo. So all of these companies
were built, because that was made possible. And they they
figured out early on how to screw the the artists, the
writers, the composers, and they got that with statutory
streaming fees, which is put, you know, writers and composers
in the poor house effectively, you know, radio still doesn't
pay anything to artists, it means a whole bunch of things
that and the difference between artists and the writers and the
composers of the song. But they didn't want to be hampered by
this. And so what is happening, and this goes to the Backpage
story, and for sure, after Craigslist, shut down its
personals. Backpage got all of the business for hookers. And
they're also you know, as it is in in the business as a lot of
illegal stuff going on. And they're trafficking children are
being trafficked, who may look like young hookers, I'm sure
it's not that easy. Apparently Backpage was complicit in some
of this and knew this was going on, it did nothing to stop it.
Oh, by the way, you also get protection as a service provider
to without having to explain or without having break without
breaking any constitutional rights. You can take stuff down,
filter it, do whatever you want. It's free for all really. So but
the Sister Act wants is the addition of really only one
line. And that is you can still do whatever you want, except
when it comes to child trafficking, sexual sex
trafficking, not just child sex trafficking. And EFF and another
group, which are both funded heavily by Google are fighting
this, which makes for an interesting PR story, because it
makes an effect I saw Tucker even say why would they protect
tribes sex trafficking. And I think it's a worthy debate not
being had, obviously. But I have two clips, which are perfect. It
is Senator Nelson who chaired the committee explaining the
issue succinctly and under two minutes. And I think he has one
yes. What what the what the plank what what the issue is
here is very well explained.
Let's just get right to the nub of the question. The opponents
of the bill argue that it's not necessary to modify section 230
Which would allow state and local law enforcement and
victims to pursue those who assist and facilitate online sex
traffic. The opponents argue that the existing statute
already provides justice with adequate authority in order to
go after those wrongdoers, rebut that argument so we can pass
this bill.
That's the way business should be done all the time in Congress
in my ID, my MP Senator, I
would ask each and every one of you to come to Sacramento with
me where we are right now. I'm in prosecution of Backpage. We
file 36 counts against Backpage 11 of them for pimping the sex
trafficking part and 25 more based on money laundering and
conspiracy. You heard Senator Portman mentioned the ruling of
the Sacramento judge recently in that case about a month ago,
where he said and I will coated as well, speaking about section
230, and it's broad coverage shield against prosecution of
those involved in sex trafficking. The judge said, the
broad reach of section 230 of the Communications Decency Act,
even applies to those alleged to support the exploitation of
others by human trafficking. Based on that, the judge dropped
every single count relating to sex trafficking. And we are now
left to prosecute based on the conspiracy charges, and money
laundering, which we will vigorously do. But Backpage has
been spoken about over and over again, does more than just
engage in conspiracy, and money laundering. From our
perspective, if we don't have the tools, the only winners are
those who go to the internet.
Now, the way this sound that to me is like, this guy was trying
to present a case where he didn't have any actual evidence,
they knew what was going on. So therefore, he can only go after
money laundering and conspiracy, but I'm not sure he had a strong
case to begin with. And here's one more opinion on this, of
course,
the opponents of the bill are going to say this is going to
end the internet, they're going to say it's going to end there.
It's going to end the internet economy. Give us the argument
against that Mr. Soros.
Thank you, Senator. And, Nick, we have over three decades of
working closely with the technology companies within the
purpose of our mission, they have provided tools and
partnered with us in a very collaborative manner to
participate in ridding the internet of child sexual
exploitation material. There are good actors on the internet. And
there are actors that will always make extra efforts and
collaborate with others to make sure that, you know, there is
not criminal activity or their harmful contact on the internet.
They do that for business purposes. They do that for
altruistic purposes as well. There's simply nothing in this
bill that will curtail that activity, the narrow scope of
this bill is drawn to ferret out and shine a spotlight on those
bad actors, those who are not screening or not engaging with
others.
Alright, let me come back to you general. So the argument is
going to come? Well, it's not going to allow website sites to
allow users to post restaurant reviews, family pictures or
comments because of the fears of liability robot that
I don't know what menus you reading, but this is not what
we're going after.
And the one joke of the whole two hours.
Senator, I think everyone should realize here, at least from the
perspective of Attorney General, or a district attorney, we have
to prove criminal intent. We can't win a prosecution unless
we can show that the individuals we're prosecuting, like Backpage
had the intent, the knowledge to do what they're doing. The
legislation that you have before you is starting on narrow.
Yeah. It's almost over. It's 15 seconds, if just one and Yeah,
but that just because just specifically what he said, when
when do we get and now, this isn't discussed much. And we
hadn't come up with the Comey thing. Investigation. Does
intent notion. You have two things and two trains that yes,
I'm glad you
caught that. Because I also wrote that down as a note, like
the intent. It's always in the
test. There's no the laws are written for a purpose. And when
you talk about you don't it doesn't matter if you don't know
the law, you broke the law. But I didn't intend to. Doesn't
matter. Too bad. I didn't intend to run the red light. I just
didn't see it. I didn't intend to run the red light. I just
didn't see it. I missed it. Well, and you ran it.
So I think in this case, what he's trying what this lawyer is
trying to say, bunch of lawyers in that room, that he needs to
prove intent that they specifically allowed this type
of sex trafficking content to be on their site and didn't do
anything about it. That is
I find what that except the mixed message that the general
public gets re intent is that you need really getting on my
nerves.
I am in total agreement about that total agreement. Just like
if you didn't know you broke the law. I didn't really break it.
Oh, he didn't have any didn't intend to, and that die has been
cast to coin a phrase from the chaise. Yeah, it has been cast,
it has been cast with Hillary and comece. We can show
that the individuals we're prosecuting, like Backpage had
the intent, the knowledge to do what they're doing. The lead
stating that you have before you is very narrowly tailored. It
goes only after sex trafficking the broad exemption from any
type of lawsuit for those who are provide online services
remains
Okay, so here's my opinion on this and I've read into it and I
watched this whole thing the reason why Google at Hall do not
want this to happen is once you get that in once it's sex
trafficking then it's drug sales then it's this and then it's
that and then it's never ending they know it and I believe that
to be true. There's one more thing if that were to happen so
for that reason alone, I believe personally, this act should not
pass I feel really bad that's happening but you got to step up
the game you got to go after sex traffickers but you can't start
right you cannot we cannot allow the government to start
regulating the internet in that manner. But I do hope it passes
because it will screw all the centralized services I really
hope it passes because it will bring them down and we just need
to go back to a decentralized internet the way it was
developed we have Oct we have all kinds of hash space where we
can store stuff you can't take it down if there's no commercial
motive it's going to be fantastic. So I hope it passes
to bring these eight holes down
in gold bear engages in wishful thinking
you don't think it's gonna pass
I don't know whether it's going to pass or not but if it passes
or not, it's not going to bring anybody down it will start a
domino effect of regulation no such thing as a domino effect
it will start regulations of these servers
but there's a law in place already how come that started
the domino what law there's no law one that you just said
yourself to all this is one new line in an existing law
right but then that you can add the second new line and then the
third new line and the fourth Bitcoin
but that wouldn't that wouldn't have happened if the initial
lines weren't there in the first place. So no, no No, no, no no
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I'm sorry. I'm sorry you misunderstanding what the
what section 203 says it says you are completely clear of any
type of claim of any any matter whatsoever no matter what people
post on your site now you may have to take it down but you
cannot you cannot be held liable. That's the law. And I
think it's a good law for the I think is reasonable. But now
they want now they want to
add I know they want to okay, you're thinking they're just
gonna add this and then that well, we added this and that's
what they're thinking. That's what I'm sure that's what would
happen. But yes, but it would that will either that's going to
happen any way some other way.
Okay, but Let's Kickstart that shit. Yo.
I don't think so. I don't you're talking me I was all for this.
Until you've talked me out of it. Talk to you out of what out
of passing it out of your position. Well, why how did I
talk you out of it? Because now I know more and now I realized
what it was what a scam it is. If you want to break bust up
people that are pedophiles, which I think is what they're
trying to do here, right? Just go after them. I mean, it's not
impossible, but it's Mike and I'll read this all the time.
That's my position as well. That is my position. I'm just
telling you my you should Yes. My final position. I
know. That's my dream. My position is it should never
pass. My dream is it passes and everyone gets taken down with
it. That's good. That's your wishful thinking. That's what
you said even Colbert has wishful thinking I got you the
first time. Yeah, okay. So that's what's going on like that
analysis, but it's a scam. It is a scam to bring in legislation.
And honestly,
it's like net neutrality is is Yes. Bring the government into
regulation. Yes. It's nobody picks up on that one including
the EFF
yeah, thank Well, eff understand you I don't think they actually
do understand it's worse but I'm not sure when there's a vote on
this thing.
Like surprise if it didn't pass.
Me too because they had dropped pedophilia
onto anything you may get a tag line and boom it's got it
otherwise You're a pervert they had
mothers in there whose kids were killed and throat slit and just
horrible horrible stories how could you vote anything but
yeah, pass it it was really well done. It works very well done.
Hey, by the way the Spanish police have raided the Catalan
Government oh yeah to halt the or to I hopefully holiday should
know their budget for entire government and throwing judges
and everybody in the slammer. They're going nuts. They got it
revolution. You can't do that. It's illegal. They took
Of course it is they took three they took over three cruise
ships. But just to house the cops they're gonna bring in. Oh,
geez. Yeah. Three. So then what They have the guts 800 person
ship 1000 passenger ship 2000 passenger ship. They are not
messing around. I'll tell you. Holy moly. I wonder if we'll get
see any of that.
My get my guess is unlikely they will have to run one story. I
mean, they've done this. They did it with the Rohingyas with
his group as being rushed out of Miramar. Yeah. And the one good
story, boom, they got it covered and they go on to the next step
to anti Trump stuff.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John. C stands for Catalano is a
revolution
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commercials now. Stop the blockade on Qatar.
I haven't seen that. Yeah, I need to run it on CNN. Someone's
going to EJ. I don't think we're even close to getting to the
bottom of that story. Keep a good look. Serrana Miss writes
in a typewritten note with no signature and you're also in J
and K for your benefit. Yes, and J and K. Russian hackers Biden,
bad pollsters in the media and Comey all did their best to make
me lose the donation. Fortunately, being a man that
was able to blend into the background of the overlooked and
make it through these obstacles. Facial recognition I believe is
all about database collection. One and II Gate Pass. In many
countries, facial recognition is required and they track you by
phone and face. I do wonder about technical issues such as
lighting requirements for successful recognition, three
separate security systems that have had difficulty capturing me
and dog Pat shins are not that odd looking. I also agree that
Eligos discriminate and more than burqa and niqab issues will
arise in this data capture but hell people are freely gave
their flawed information to banks to get credit, who in turn
monetized it through securitization and then freely
gave their shopping choices to Google and Amazon who monetize
it and freely gave their opinions to Facebook who
monetize it then freely gave conversations in their home and
phone to Apple Amazon and Google who monetize it so why not
freely give you a 3d facial image to Apple and others to
monetize based on a makeup needs glasses need or whatever people
dream up yeah net
Yeah, he's from the future are Serrana missus I guess.
net net, net net people give away their personal information
others make money based algo or not are biased algo or not based
on recognize session will be monetized. And he's right.
I think he's absolutely right. And it probably wouldn't be
well, you're
not using the right makeup, use MAC's. Intelligence Agency
control, in my opinion is about controlling the message
delivered to the decision.
I just realized, you know, where this is going to take place
first dating sites? Oh, yeah, they'll have some algo that will
algorithmically match you with your facial data.
Will you know there is they had this workers a lot of this is
bullcrap.
We know we can check we can already detect if someone's gay
through facial recognition. So why not detect if there's a
match? I bet you we can. Or we can market it. Yeah,
here. Here's what I bet you're right. I bet you we can't. But
we will. Now there was we can't but we will say we can't.
Yes, exactly. It's a machine learning. So this works just
fabulous algos as the machine was a
lot of guys with doctors who would say Well, yeah, we worked
on this remind
me to tell you about the algo and backscatter.
Algo and backscatter elbow and back, okay, let me finish this
note. All right. As he's now he's finally giving us some of
his opinions. Intelligence Agency control in my experience
is about controlling the message delivered to the decision maker
not necessarily making the decision maker incapacitated and
unable to make a decision. Controlling the fog of war is
the mission message controlled by M five M is part of the
premise of your podcast and so you monetize it just not at the
same valuation yet. Oh, there's a point to be made there. Which
was that we're doing everything everybody else's wares from
Silicon Valley in the future. Okay, well, thank you sir. I'm
gonna miss for the for the get bring this to our attention.
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Thank you. I've got it.
Thank you very much to someone else that gets passed around as
one who tries to straddle both universes I live in an area that
is firmly University B which is most areas, which is most
metropolitan areas most of us just on the coast and
metropolitan. Which clouds my thinking. I often disagree with
you as a medical profession. I shudder when you talk about
vaccines. I am an agreement about how they can't predict the
weather in three days. So there's no way a computer models
will be able to predict what will happen in the next 330 or
300 years. That said humans are degrading the planet around us.
And the depletion of the animal and fish populations are real.
On other topics you Tweel. On other topics, you're spot on
SSRIs and pipelines for sure. And I've always enjoy Gulin and
Euro news updates. Yes, more than anything your show has
taught me to think outside the box and always challenged the
source of the information including you. I have a Gulin
update. Not a good Turkey update. The Obama Obama the
Trump administration canceled a weapons sale to them. That's
weird. Not a big one. It was not it's not a big deal. But it was
I think was guns for the for his, you know, like it was guns.
It was just it wasn't a missiles or anything but canceled calling
it off. Now, we're not going to sell that to you. For us.
Certainly for Trump to say we're not going to sell you some
weapons. It's wrong. That's on him. American
I had I have to talk about which will be next time we talk about
the gulag and the rest of it. I have to tell you about this
Turkish mechanic I ran into, okay. It gave me a lie like,
I think I might have some turkey newsletter. So ya
know, maybe find the unclipped primary sources to see things in
context, look for the different views about subjects and always,
always follow the money Keep up the great work, John fiddler,
Seattle, Washington and he's got his two requests.
Yes. And I have them lined up. But there isn't
a need for rescue mission. When the world is threatened. The
world needs help calls on America and that's the story.
Karma.
And last but not least, we have our Associate Executive producer
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And we'll move on.
Before I forget John, let's Shana Tova.
Okay. Anyways, Avery because I would like to request the Pocono
Mountains of the Northeast Pennsylvania as my protectorate.
He's if I'm allowed that as an as
a barren Baronet as well. I thought it was only barons who
get to partake it
really is but we'll, we're given Okay. Usually he'll come up
they'll get there. Yeah, I would like karma for all the other
monthly donators who pay by cheque as I hate Pay Pal, but I
have a balance so I'm clearing my books for the next next
fiscal year. Please play resist the Wii much my millennial stay
woke and two two they had because both of those
chuckleheads make me want to shoot myself in the head twice
with my left hand and uncovered a hot tub inside a small plane
while there's plummeting
the earth. That's pretty much the way to go.
I would like to ask for a douchebag call out for anyone
who has listened to more than five episodes and is not
donated. You know who you are, and get with the program losers.
And no agenda. We trust the JB
Yeah, the DMV and Berna the Poconos. Fantastic here we go,
resist.
We much. We must, and we will much about that. Be committed my
Millennials stay. You've got karma or effect.
That's it? Yeah. So we got one or two and one that's close.
Closes the show.
Yes. I have a PR mention. This is now is now the third or the
fourth no agenda novel that has been released. Yeah, this is
Scott McKenzie.
It's got to really crank some out I have to say he's written
and I
enjoy. I have not read this one yet. But I've read the previous
two for sure. And I have to say that they're just they're short
they're easy to read as a lot of no agenda means was
not as short as the others. Oh, really? Okay.
Here's a note from hoping you'll be kind enough to give PR
mentioned on the show for the release of red cell the latest
no agenda novel, which I've just released in paperback and Kindle
form. The book is based on a clip you played in Episode 532.
I think way back in 2013. It took two years to come up with
the right plot and then two more years to write and edit this
sucker. It's full of no agenda memes and subjects you've
discussed on the show including terrorist attacks on malls
roller coasters the Super Bowl and killer selfie sticks. John
with a bit of luck here should have arrived in the PIO box you
get it? Yeah, yeah, you did.
Nice package.
Yeah, I haven't received it yet. I did get the I got the Kindle
version. No agenda novels.com support. Scott and his work it's
just read it's fun. It's a good read. You'll enjoy it. It's a
page two good writer. So
this you should try to kick out it was a
page turner. page turner. John. I believe today is now is it
that is it. Not Poland's birthday today.
Poland. Yeah. But I don't know maybe I do know one thing for
the next show. We have to we're going to ask people to give us
all their money because the world is coming to an end so
I'll wait but
before we do that, because that was my next thing on the list.
I'm sorry, the Christianization of Poland took place in 966 ad
that's what I had to remember episode 9660. That would have
been a good one would have been a good one. Yeah. And hey and
Poland a bit of skewered by Poland. I'm not letting up on
our president coming through on his promise for the Visa Waiver
Program is bullshit. It's annoying is annoying. Yes. The
Rapture. I've been following this as well. It's not
the rapture, I baru that Planet X
and not just the rapture, we're just going to all gonna die.
Yeah. The rapture is supposed to take some people to heaven and
you build go. And but no, that's not going to be as good as just
as Planet X is going to finally slam into Earth and wipe us out
on Saturday, I might add. And I'm surprised that people are
more worked up about this. I mean, we remember the 2012
episode when people were all gonna die. And that didn't come
to fruition. No, didn't. You'd think it would happen. They seem
to be a little bit it'd be it's not in the news. They're not
playing this on. A maybe they will buy on Friday. I'll look
forward to it. ABCC
Friday is the 23rd is no,
no the day it happens to Saturday. Okay. But I think it's
Friday that they should cover it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Last news.
Yeah, that would
make sense. Yes, that would make sense. Now, I want to thank our
executive producers and one Associate Executive Producer.
And certainly Yes, sir. Autonomous of Dogpatch for
bringing up the levels for today's show. We do have another
one coming up on Sunday we do this without any advertisements
corporate interest, no buddies who who are rich who are helping
us out no, it's you you're the producers and you produce in
many ways and one that a lot of people like doing is supporting
us financially which is exactly why we give you credit to the
beginning of the show as executive and Associate
Executive producers because that's how Hollywood does it and
that seems to work okay for them. And please remember us for
Sunday as a vote.org/and a okay no award show but you can still
always be out there propagating our formula our
formula is this we go out we had people in the mouth
already people in a chat room saying oh we know we're talking
about a new guru now. Cheese new board that story has been around
for ever
every year it happens but this is the one so we probably won't
be doing it every
morning when I when I get up but I drink my coffee on the balcony
in the Texas morning sky. I can see Venus with my with a naked
eye. It's really cool. It's very bright.
Really. Can you see the rings? That would be Saturn.
This is Venus, though is Uranus. Ah ha ha. I walked right into it
too.
I have walking right into it. To make it up. I will give you a
clip designed for you because I know you're gonna love this
clip.
Is it Amazon?
Yes about the snafu. Oh,
well, it's not a snafu. Oh yes, snafu. Here we go.
Amazon is apologizing for a glitch that left a lot of
customers confused. They may have received the email
yesterday notifying you that somebody bought an item off of
baby registry that you don't have the email read a gift is on
the way addressed to an Amazon customer. A lot of people
thought the email was kind of a scam or something. But Amazon
says was actually just a technical glitch. The company
sent follow up emails apologizing for the glitch.
Glitch the glitch
the glitch. Thanks that's great reporting everybody. Hey,
three uses I
think it was four
No, it's only three. Oh my getting glitchy at the beginning
and then two glitches at the end.
I'm gonna play my version of the algo glitch. The bomb because I
have a longer a little longer report than yours. Glitch the
bomb? Yes the Amazon bomb making materials and other algos
oh that oh yeah this that was a different story I you know I I
don't even know if I grabbed a clip of that. But yeah,
you did I see the product terror a simple bucket believed to
contain simple household ingredients combined to make a
potentially simple yet lethal bomb products like these not
only available in the shops but online through Amazon. And as
this program has discovered, Amazon will not only sell them
to you but recommend the combination of elements
required. So here we have a chemical widely used in food
preparation but also one of the main ingredients of gunpowder
and just below in the frequently bought together section to other
vital components with these and another ingredient which you can
find if you scroll down on the same page, put them together and
you have all the makings of a crude bomb if you wanted to make
thermite part of a fire bomb which burns at 2000 In 500
degrees, Amazon technology will cleverly guide you further
suggesting powders. Not only that, but further down, it will
also flag ball bearings often used for shrapnel to cause
maximum damage. Yeah.
Now I have a couple questions about this. And this obviously
leads into a short algo conversation algorithms. But
we did it give the listeners have a little background on the
story. I mean, why did you play that clip? Because it refers to
the bombings in London and then somebody came up with this
bright idea that Amazon you could buy all these things at
Amazon no one's ever done that that we know of.
Well, this is my first question. The way I understand this
functionality of Amazon its Amazon it's not Amazon's Amazon
as Amazon to work is these are products frequently bought with
the product you are buying now. Therefore be very easy for them
to cross reference and find out who bought those products
together. Except that was saying that was not in the report. No
one's asking this question. But for me, it's more just the is
bringing the conversation and the concept of these algorithms
that are that are working with us against us or whatever to
light I like that a lot. Where I don't know I think it was
channel four who did this I think they broke it
I broke it they just picked up the story they all ran a long
package about it in the show they had a guy yes it was a guy
typing in oh look dude look look a ball bearings was the big one.
We must be know even with thermite thermite doesn't blow
up. It's a thing that fizzles.
fizzles, it burns, it brings down buildings. Very cool. The,
what was the foodstuff? They talked about what salvages not
Salford soul
so Peter saw Peter, maybe nobody uses that. Maybe you can buy it
on Amazon.
I know. But you could die let's but they said it was part of the
food that you might have in your kitchen. Yeah, I was a boy now
you're 18? Let's give him some saltpeter. So I can't get it up.
Yeah.
Okay, the point is, you know, yeah, the point is that,
personally television, the television networks do not like
they're being eaten, their lunch is being eaten by the likes of
Google, Facebook, etc. So anything they can do this a
negative story against them is a bonus, particularly if they can
knock down their advertising or get more, more legislation and
they hate him. This is this is a this is a real war that's going
on. But the algorithms themselves is what I want to
talk about briefly. Because I've really started to learn a lot
about how this works. And the story that I found most
appropriate is the guy who invented the backbone of today's
current artificial intelligence, Geoffrey Hinton, I may be wrong,
by the way, I'm just telling you what I found from my research,
I'm sure a million people email me that I'm stupid don't. And it
was actually backpropagation. That's, that was the term I was
trying to remember. So back propagation is the entire system
of which computers that computers use, it's a model to
throw switches until you get the most right answer. And if you do
it, you can kind of if you see it drawn on a on a board, you
can kind of understand it. But this guy now comes out and says
we have to start over this is not gonna you will not be able
to create true machine learning. And his concept is we need
there's some kind of no one's discovered yet that we know but
we need a master algorithm that is the basic building block that
replaces backpropagation. Sky net. So from what I'm
understanding from the guy who kind of developed the whole idea
is that none of these will actually be any good or can they
get to the promise of what is being sold to us? And we're just
gonna see more of these dumb dumb decisions dumb algos making
dumb decisions for your dumb life. And maybe maybe we'll
maybe the someone will try and get some legislation done or
whatever. But you know, you're being controlled by this by what
you see. But what you hear by what you read everything. Why
what your credit score is. If you're a good human being it's
all biased, algos.
Yes. I hope that anybody that's been listening to the show for a
while doesn't already know this. This is nonsense. Yeah, right.
Yeah, right. Right. Right, right.
I just I just like seeing Okay, okay. I like seeing people wake
up to it. Like, this is weird. How does that work? How can
Amazon be doing that? You know, how can this happen? What I
don't understand how did I get that email? This is just the
beginning. Oh Professor Ted he was so well let's
see what we got here. You want to do the Mr. The Miss America
thing and get it out of the way?
Right after I read one note that I know you're not going to read
it from producer Jay cudicini? I don't know if you saw this. No,
John. Yes, it did. But I've heard you tell your Saudi
Arabian chicken restaurant story multiple times on the show. I
think the name of the chain is Al Taj. Is that the one I think
that's what the name is. I was visiting my wife's family in
Amman, Jordan over the summer and was surprised when I found
out there was a chain in Amman. I told my wife about hearing you
on the show talk about how good the chicken was and told her we
needed to try it. She gave me a weird look and told me out
huzzah she's like the Middle Eastern version of Kentucky
Fried Chicken and refuse to take me it would be like telling a
foreigner that KFC has the best chicken in the US. She proceeded
to make fun of me in front of her family and friends for the
rest of the trip. About how the stupid conspiracy theory podcast
I listened to gives bad recommendations on fast food
chicken restaurants.
You might need a new wife that's pretty rude how to make make fun
of you in front of her family.
First of all, fast food chicken. And I was taken aback and I knew
you're going to defend it too, is of course in its initial
iteration with the high pressure cooker chicken cookers these
things are like pressure cookers that cook deep fat. They deep
fat fry under pressure. It was an invention by the by the Czech
Kentucky Fried Chicken chain. They make an outstanding
chicken. I mean, I've seen I've got other people that can make
chicken. That's pretty good. But this but Kentucky Fried Chicken
is not a bad product in its initial form. And if it's done
right, there's no reason to believe that this place had
Paxum in the chicken place. And I think that is the right one.
There's actually two chains that are floating around there. And
yeah, you could probably mock it. But I doubt if you can make
chicken is good. I just liked it as well. So Briand is a brined
chicken Yeah, it's not which is you know,
it's salty.
I mean it's like going to a psych ridiculing Morton's is a
change the chain. Yeah. So huge chain of steak houses. And but
they do a pretty decent job of buying expensive meat and
cooking it right. And I don't eat there but I know that the
bread the guy who leads
you know what he should do? Here's what you could do. First
of all, the only problem I have is that she is now disparaging
the show. Oh yeah. In front of her family. Yeah, so I think he
should make no agenda chicken for her.
Oh, the no agenda chickens good. And the same as the others. No,
but
then say this is this. I got this from that same stupid
conspiracy theory podcast.
You don't have theories on this podcast? Or she doesn't listen
to the show. Anyways, the King of Jordan needs at Morton's in
San Francisco that specifically?
Yeah. All right. I'm sorry for the distraction. Yeah, well,
it's okay. Miss America.
I'm ready for this. I've been waiting. It was a good let's
take your swan song. I want everyone to understand who is
new to do this. Again. This. This is how we started our
original television deconstruction when we really
got deep into how it works behind the scenes what's going
on and how it can be idiotic at times sexist. So everything you
hear is just us being television producers, and analyzing as
Hollywood does behind closed doors. They would this is you
know, when you read the emails, how the top guys in Hollywood
are joking about Jews and blacks.
Right to Sony emails. Sony
emails. Yes. Then they have to apologize. Oh, wow. Yeah, that's
how they talk. Sexist. So that's what we're gonna do here. It's
not us. This is not represent Adam and John as men. Right.
That said, let's get to the boobs.
Well, yeah, the boobs are my Mimi said she everytime she'll
have fake fake
fake boobs. We need to put that fake news fake boobs.
Now the the two women that I thought at least in the they had
this introductory, you know where they have all the girls
say hi. And then and then they call all of them except 15. And
then they make them wear bathing suits. I like the use of the
word call. Yeah. And then they make him wear bathing suits and
they 15th and Miss America in particular. They never pick the
genuine beauties. Why I mean, there are some women that you
look at Anybody oh my goodness, she she's got to sky's the limit
for this woman. And the two genuine beauties. I think they
were completely overlooked and cold right off the bat. And one
actually both of them somewhat. Were a surprise, especially Miss
California. Is California has a beautiful blonde that'll be
working in broadcasting or something. We'll see you're
eventually. No. And it's rare to do that because your your
California watches this show. And
we are always looking for a Miss America who can go on to have a
broadcast career.
That's what it's all about, especially the parades. And if
no, no, and the other one
commentary as the Macy's Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Day
Parade goes by.
And so the other one that they left out was Miss Ohio. Who was
another beauty that was no no, no, don't maybe they had no
talent. They knew they weren't gonna get very far because I
couldn't be because all the talent is here was all it was
all dancers. Oh, and one woman who was a ventriloquist. And
yes.
She was really good. Yeah, but I'm looking at Miss Ohio. And
she's key
you don't know that. You're trying to find these girls on
the 2018. Is that 2018? You're sure?
No 2016 year right. Yeah,
they don't even try. Okay. I've already tried to get my did that
clip for the newsletter? Yeah, sir. Oh, 20 says that guy
standing there, same people looks the same. That girls are
the same. But should it be 2017? Yeah, it just should be 2018. I
picked the wrong picture. Pam. All right. So Mimi's watching
this. And she's produced comedy. And she's got the same mentality
about ventriloquists. Which is which is which is they all
they're all just a joke. It's like a running gag amongst
comics. ventriloquist. She says this woman's the best
ventriloquist she's ever seen.
And she probably doesn't like ventriloquists at all. No.
And I have to say, this is the best ventriloquist I've ever
seen insofar as not moving her mouth, not showing signs that
she's even talking. And he was really good and she could yodel
as a ventriloquist,
you know, I had no material whenever i Whenever I look back
whenever I look@match.com I always look for profiles that
can that are vintage ventriloquist and can yodel
because those are the Hadees
but this was Miss Louisiana so but she didn't win of course,
because to cue a woman who was Miss North Dakota, and more
North Dakota, I don't know how she wants you to achieve it has
what I would call in people with you know this against talking as
a producer as a Mormon face. And Mormon faces kind of flat and
kind of kind of square. And dead ringer for almost a dead ringer
for what's your name? They have the I don't know. Brother and
Sister Act. The Osmonds? Yes she's Maria has just nailed it.
And my daughter said she looked a lot like Miley Cyrus. Okay the
winner it's a
family affair there the divorce actually all women that night
I get good information. Yes. Now the one that the other one that
was kind of odd that was very familiar looking. And then you
said what was Miss Alabama who was eliminate she she got into
the final 15 But she got bumped. Miss Alabama she was and Ivanka
Trump clones You look just like her. And they like to talk like
this. I don't want to talk to Mizzou, Alabama. Okay. All
right. So let's go to a couple of the law anomalies, which are
the question and answers the way that people talk. At the very
beginning, when they announce everybody, they get to say a
little spiel. Yeah. And so we have the My favorite one is,
where is it? This is this Miss A New Mexico. She's comes from New
Mexico, and she goes into an immediate rant.
The next move on in the competition
is Best New Mexico.
I want to tell the next generation of girls to be loud
and take up space. And don't be afraid to have an opinion. Don't
stuck in your stomach because you feel like you're bigger and
don't slouch because you feel like you're tall. Have an
opinion and speak out. Because you have every right to be here.
It's like a rich person saying, you know, looks aren't
everything.
Yeah. Sheryl Sandberg says yeah, lean in. Lean in little guy. You
know, he has to abstain. So
don't suck in your stomach, which she does not have to do.
I'm sure
they all did. In fact, I'll tell you that. I thought there were
generally speaking the women in the bathing suit companies were
generally a little chunky, very few of them. I think maybe two
of them had a small waist chunky unusually, were unusually
chunky. So we had that they had the bathing suit competition.
There's no The funny thing is North Dakota probably was the
second worst. Looking in a bathing suit.
What was wrong specifically with her in the bathing suit?
No way. No figure. I got you. Big thighs. Oh, walked funny.
The whole thing
had a wooden leg limp.
Be offensive but you were doing our bit. So we're doing the bit
that's right. Just have this is our excuse. So they have this?
Yes. Go all out then. All right, just go. Go. Started with the
chunky. Did she have camel toe? Let's get it on the table.
No, no, they all were funny. Kind of the beginnings were had
the really big butt cover. So they all looked like they were
they all looked like they had a huge asses.
Yeah, the big butt cover bikini. Yeah. Makes no sense. Stop the
meeting. You're right. That makes no sense. Someone take a
note for next year. Makes no sense.
So they have a
bunch tarps is what they're called.
So the big the big deal about this show is we're going to have
to not one but two rounds of questions. Ah, nice. The one
question the first round of questions can be light hearted
like what do you do? What's your favorite candy? You have a day
off so
what it used to be the like I want to say like children with
tinfoil
charged questions they have now
so the Oh that's good. I'm glad they brought that back. That's
that's important.
Well, so you but you still had the dummies that we're gonna
answer stupidly and Miss Texas was the worst of this the only
of the dumb questions the easy questions. The only one that
really stood out was Miss Texas Miss America dumb Q time. Okay.
Tara, ask our final question.
Okay, Miss Texas. Miss America competes in swimsuit. gowns.
Talent, intelligence. What would be the categories for Mr.
America? I think
xaxis stop right there come on. That's sexist America
I think we should also have a swimsuit portion for the Mr.
America I mean, only the best spots when though that's just my
personal opinion Christiana can be
feet from the tux on? Yeah,
native advertising. speedos Speedos. Well, it
was the it was the CO hostess that said speedos in the bath.
Interesting would have been could have been in well, let me
just say this agreed.
Let me say this about that. That that's a fine answer. As far as
I'm concerned, in old school days, we both have no problem
with that I'm okay with that answer. It's a dumb question.
So we go into the final thing with of last five women. And of
course they put seven up don't they only has five a question
and the other two, what did we get to do and they kick them
off? I think it was very cruel. By the way. Why did they do
that? Because they're cruel. They don't just say here's the
five you can get lost and make him wait up. They're like, Oh,
they do it. The worst time they do it is during that they do the
same thing. commercial break, we'll be right back with 10
people, they have 12 of them up there and 10 of them are going
to do their performances in the in the talent competition. And
they leave two of them and they all get dressed up. They're all
dressed up the dance or sing or play the guitar. That's
Mascherin truly pastels. That's me and then they leave two of
them there to the language sorry, you to stink out. It's
just cruel. I think it's a very cruel competition. Like
who were the judges or the panel or whatever it
is a bunch of people you've never heard of. Okay? I mean,
Tara Lipinski only when I heard of him. Just vaguely that she's
the you know, the famous guy skater. Okay, onward. So now we
have the last five that are going to be asked questions and
you think they would ask something deeper? The only way
to do this fairly, by the way is to ask everyone the same
question and put them in sample. Yeah, with the headphones on
mess up their hair. Yeah. Yeah, they should do that. But they
don't. So instead, they asked these just all questions all
anti Trump Trump hate questions. And let's start with the first
one that comes out this this gives you a clue how it's gonna
go. This is Miss A M O from Missouri. Okay, Miss Missouri,
Jennifer Davis.
Your question will come from Miss Jordan sparks you Okay.
There are multiple investigations into whether
Trump's campaign colluded with Russia on the election. Well,
did they your the jury guilty or innocent? And please explain
your verdict.
Right now. I'd have to say NSF because not enough information
has been revealed. We are constantly We're still
investigating this. And I, John.
All right, hold on a second. Let's go to commercial. We can't
do that.
Right now, I'd have to say NSF because not enough information
has been revealed. We are constantly We're still
investigating this and I think we should investigate it to its
fullest. We do find the evidence that they have had collusion
with Russia than they should the justice system should do their
due diligence, and they should be punished accordingly. Thank
you very much Jennifer.
would have found what a fantastic answer. Right on let
me it's not a winning answer. It is the
she's out is the answer. An example of this earlier in the
competition raptor swimsuit, I think they during swimsuit, they
had these little little boxes in the corner with somebody's idea
and they had little ditties about the person and said they
were this info matters during the gowns info jerseys, though.
Yeah, there's little things pop up. Yeah. So this one miss South
Carolina very pretty girl. She could have easily been in the
top five of the top 10 At least as soon as this pops up. She's
out. Can Can they would have said was can identify all kinds
of aliens.
Little music there. So tell us about your your knowledge of
aliens.
That's just as I saw that I said, gone out of that. Okay,
anybody can identify aliens? Well, there's the orange ones.
And then there's the reptilians and the greys you don't have
mixed feelings. And this is a big,
I got mixed feelings on that the tall blondes you know, they're a
little developed blondes.
They're all gorgeous. Onward.
We have other stuff to do as well as she
was done. Then we went I did. So just to go back to because we
just did Miss Texas and the other thing. Yeah, here's Miss
Texas again. And again, I don't know how this girl can even be
from Texas with his answers. Yes, Texas.
Last month, a demonstration of Neo Nazis white supremacist and
the kk k in Charlottesville, Virginia turned violent and a
counter protester was killed. The president said there was
shared blame with quote very fine people on both sides. Were
there tell me yes or no and explain. Oh, boy.
I think that the white supremacist issue, it was very
obvious that it was a terrorist attack. And I think that
President Donald Trump should have made a statement earlier
addressing the fact and making sure all Americans feel safe in
this country. That is the number one issue right now.
Dude, she had a talking to that's what happened there after
that first answer like hey, listen, you bimbo you go out
there and you say something good for us. Okay, that's what you're
gonna say.
And you'll find in all these except one. The one that I
liked. The one answer I liked Chris You got bumped to. An all
of these are just a talk. And this is what people I think this
is one of the reasons we want to do this. This analysis is what
you're hearing is them parroting
the news? Media, mainstream media and fire them? Every day?
Yeah, so they're parroting it with this? I mean, where else do
you come up with? Trump should have said something sooner. That
is an MF n m five M meme? Yes.
It's what you're hearing is essentially beautiful slaves,
mind controlled, programmed and all ready for ready for service?
Yeah, absolutely. And it's just it's actually kind of sad. It's
kind of sad for the one except for Miss New Jersey. I'll give
her kudos for actually thinking for herself because she actually
brought up one of my memes. Miss New Jersey.
A recent poll found slightly over half of Americans favorite
leaving Confederate statues in place, while others want them
removed? Keep them or get rid of them. What's your vote? And why?
I don't think that the answer is to get rid of the statues. I
think the answer is to relocate them into museums. Because we
are truly defined by our country's history. And I don't
think it's something that we need to forget. We need to
always remember it and honor our history of America because it
truly makes us who we are as Americans, but they should be
moved to Montana. Thank you.
Well, she's from New Jersey Of course she's smart.
He says moving to museums, but your pronunciation there museums
as zams voice
was a non starter for a winning she we cannot have a
representing the franchise. No, no way. So all right. No.
She was pretty and she could want and she had the right
answer to that question. Yeah, she's either a no agenda
listener or somebody else's promoting this idea. Yeah, I
doubt she has no agenda list of guys. Well.
Okay, once you say half of our listeners are deplorable,
that'll help
they are gonna give you or is the deplorable. So we have a lot
of good looking listeners. There's no doubt about I've been
to meetups, but usually they're not kind of being a blast.
Usually, I don't know. Maybe they are.
Where is it? Where's the big ass blonde member?
Big Yes. You want to know what happened to the BS blonde?
Yeah, she wasn't she was like an intelligence or something. Yeah,
she probably is told to shut up. given money to these guys.
That's why Something's fishy about sir anonymous.
Right? One day, it'll just be gone. No, he did.
I don't think he's got it. So no one knows who the hell he is.
Oh, good. I don't want I don't know who big as blonde is
either. Alright, let's go on with.
Okay, let's go on with D, we're going to do DC and then we'll
wrap it with northborough. Now I want to mention this has been
just a highly edited, because they make them walk out there
was a long stretch of applause and just to pick a ball out of
the bowl. It's got a judge's name on it, which I think is
stupid. And so this is these are all tight. So let's go Miss
District of Columbia,
given the evidence that concussions from playing
football can cause brain damage. Would you support legislation
that outlaws full contact football and elementary and high
school? Yes or no. And while
I do believe that I would as someone who wants to go into the
medical profession, I know how important it is to keep our kids
safe, so that they can have a quality education and where
they're getting to high school and they're playing these
sports, they're able to do so at the best of their ability. And
they're not limited because they chose to play football at a
young age.
Thank you very much. She was a black woman. She didn't sound
like
a dumb question. I like the question.
Very dumb question. Question.
So she's out. She's out.
Oh, she's out. So we have to now come to North Dakota, who again
as of kind of a flat face she's she did it I have to say her
talent, which I don't know what the talent counts for. But her
talent. She looked good in a gown. She didn't look good in a
bikini. Her talent was jazz dancing. And I will say Jaws
dancing. almost everybody's talent was jazz, dancing. So she
did a dance who she did one of the things and to give her
credit. She did one of those moves, where you jump on a
chair. Then you put your foot on the back of the chair but over
Yes, that's a what's his name? Yeah, Fred Astaire but I think
it's a bob Fossey
and then you kind of flip around and you do something very good.
She was a professional quality job, Dr. Josh dancer, but not
the only one. There's two or three that were really good
dancers. And none as good as the ventriloquist per se.
I need to get a clip of this. This is good. I
find it and she's just got a big smile and she fantastic
ventriloquist I did mention the fact that female ventriloquist
have a shot at this because they have they don't have an Adam's
apple, you see wiggling. Good point. Good point. Anyway, so
that was though so here we go. This is the girl. I don't know
why she won. She's a goofy, she's kind of goofy. She's very
perky. She's kind of like a cheerleader. And maybe they
figured she would be good on the road. I have no idea. But I
didn't think this answer was that great, especially compared
to the museum girl. And but here we go. Here's our winner,
Miss North Dakota. Once entered in 95 countries signed the Paris
agreement in which each country sets non binding goals to reduce
manmade climate change. The US is withdrawing from the
agreement citing negligible environmental effects and
negative economic impact, good decision, bad decision, which is
it and why?
I do believe it's a bad decision. Once we reject that,
thank you. Once you reject that, we take ourselves out of the
negotiation table. And that's something that we really need to
keep in mind. There is evidence that climate change is existing,
whether you believe it or not. We need to be at that table. And
I think it's just a bad decision on behalf of the United States.
Thank you. Okay, glad she's such a good economist.
Yeah, she's a fast talker. She was nervous. And I don't know I
don't know. She'll be another one of them. And so one
thing we
did know Yeah, I just told you that Miss North Dakota wins the
whole thing.
Oh, well, now I want to take a look at her Miss Harris on
there and look at Look Miss North Dakota your last name is
Minh something like that. It's got a funny last name. Okay.
The so she's a script reader. She has a it's, oh, she's cash.
No. You got the right girl is right on the homepage of Miss
america.org Okay, that'd be her. They're crowding her and no, she
looks Yeah, I don't like the definition of her arms. They
look a little short actually.
Yeah, she does. She's actually pretty most of the grid now not
all of the CaroMont is her name right? Yeah. Kara Mundt Yeah,
okay, well, she they have her here all gussied up let me see
hometown Bismarck North Dakota platform issue Make A Wish
passion with fashion. Talent, self choreographed jazz dance.
She's a she has a major in business entrepreneurship and
organizations. What is that? Scholastic ambition to attend
law school and obtain a JD, a secret wish her dream to become
the first elected female governor of North Dakota. Okay.
Oh, she'll represent. I'll be good. But she's not the cutest.
No, no, but she's busy all round. Miss America. Yeah. Kind
of? I think they're
I don't think so. I think they've had better examples in
the past. I think they're losing their touch.
Yeah. Yeah, I would agree with that. And the shows
too long and a very bigoted and who they pick, they don't really
want to bring anyone that's totally actually beautiful. So
if you're actually beautiful, and you know who you are. And
you know, most women who are actually beautiful know who they
are, but they also cannot not that pretty. Yeah. Okay,
whatever. There, they tend to be shunned at these competitions.
Because she's too pretty dime a dozen diamond doesn't well, then
yeah. Anyway, John, thank you very much. I agree. It's, it's
probably time we pack this one up in the archives and, and
never do it again. Because it's always always the same. But I
think we still should always discuss briefly who are new
representatives
with these with these questions. These rigged questions. This was
all antiTrump questions. The Russians, what do you think was
your the judge and juries it should be in jail? Climate
change? I mean, every single question, yeah, except for the
football helmet question was
throw away. Well, they determined up front. We got to
do one of those and we'll give it to someone we know. It's not
gonna win. Yeah, that was the black woman. All right. Okay,
good job, John. And maybe just a little intermezzo here. And now,
in Colorado Springs a family says they want a woman to stop
defecating in their neighborhood. The family says
for the past seven weeks this woman has gone to the bathroom
in her yard. They say they've caught her in the act and told
her to stop that she hasn't. Police are investigating.
That's right. The Phantom Cooper is on the run is a great story.
I'm glad you got that clip because I had that clip to get
it's a great clip to absolutely fantastic. But it brings us
right to the real clip. That's important. And I think it has
something to do with it is that California has turned into a
third world country.
Yes, this is the pooper you need to poop pour a report the poop
so
here's the hepatitis outbreak update.
California is battling an outbreak of hepatitis A which
attacks the liver and is highly contagious. San Diego has had
more than 400 cases and 16 deaths that I have the NHL is
there.
Thanks coming in lines are long and constant ad pop up clinics
around San Diego where hundreds of people waited to get free
Hepatitis A vaccines. city workers have been out in full
force bleaching down sidewalks and benches.
This outbreak could last for at least another six months.
There's a desperate race against time to stop the hepatitis A
virus from spreading especially among the area's homeless and
drug users for Dr. Nikki van Teddy's a San Diego's chief
medical officer.
It's not as easy as just saying hey, get vaccinated. The nature
of some of these members of this population are such that they
are inaccessible. And frankly some of them have their
reluctance is in dealing with government.
Hepatitis A spreads when someone comes in direct contact with an
infected person's human waste. 22,000 vaccines have been
administered and the city is now setting up washing stations.
Kevin Faulkner is San Diego's mayor. We're gonna
have more additional shelters. They'll get people off the
street and get them the help that they need.
Stephens alleged President of San Diego's Food and Beverage
Association, which represents 1200 businesses believes the
city should have been doing more long before this outbreak,
where were they two or three or 40 years ago? It's great that
they're coming up with some solutions now, but they're
really closing the barn door after the horse has already
left.
Just yesterday, Los Angeles declared its own hepatitis
outbreak. New cases here in LA in Northern California and in
Arizona have all been traced back to the San Diego outbreak.
Anthony.
Wow man, I'm glad you guys at least start contributing You
know, horrible climate change. By focus on the wrong things
there in California?
Well, that's why there's a poop map in San Francisco. Yeah, they
should be in that, you know, the city fathers or whatever.
Mothers, I don't know what they call them. The people that run
San Francisco should be ashamed of themselves for having a poop
map online like that. Yeah, that is necessary. If anyone wants to
count the San Francisco's a tourist, don't do it. You're
gonna get hepatitis.
Now is that just because feces is on doorknobs and stuff like
that? Is that how it all over
the place? People like, you know, they, whether your demons
actually stepping in,
stepping in, it doesn't mean that you necessarily touch it.
No, you but you will touch it, somehow it gets, you know, once
it stuff spreads all over the place. They're spraying, they're
washing down the streets, and sometimes just a thin film of
it, you get at the bottom of your shoes, you pick up your
shoes, or your fingers now, next thing you know you got
hepatitis.
And now is there a vaccine against this? Yes. Luckily,
well, this will be mandatory vaccinations for all.
They haven't called that in San Diego yet they will. They're
giving them away, which is so there's no profit to this
doesn't matter. The idea is to pay for it, to get to get people
to do it.
But it's not about the vaccines. It's about the fact that we're
living in a third world country, we can have an outbreak of
hepatitis A open that anyone can get because just walking down
the street.
Yeah. Why do you stay there?
Well, you don't you don't come across the bay,
you don't go out.
We don't i don't really,
really leave the house. It kind of like me.
I leave the house you watch C span,
three times a week, once a day to go to the grocery store for
what I'm going to cook that actual evening. And that's it.
I'm just home. We should Skype.
That's just a thought. I have this the Pelosi clip where she
got shouted down by the dreamers.
I love that clip.
They play that just just a little piece of it where she's
yelling stop
this, because you've had your say, by the
way, this is really cool because it's it's stereo separated. I
don't know if you hear that on the Skype connection if you get
it through stereo. But you can hear her very clearly in one
channel. It's kind of
beautiful to our ears to hear your protection yourself just
Stop, just stop. Just stop now.
No to what well, and what are they asking yes or no?
Well, that's the question I hope to answer. But what was good
about that is because of the stereo separation, and I was
hoping the first thing Tina said when she heard that was oh, what
a great ISO. And yet producer Matt from Gitmo nation. East
came up with this.
Stop, just stop. Just stop. Stop, because you had your
setting. Just stop it now.
Full version at the end of the show. We got a lot. We got a lot
of good ones today. So Chris Wilson also doing great stuff.
Anyway. So what I found odd is that every channel every news
channel was showing this but what actually happened. So I
found the full recording of the full thing, which is like a half
an hour. It was actually it was interesting, because I believe a
lot of news outfits did not want to air the true message that the
dreamers were handing over to Nancy Pelosi and I think there
was also a shill in their midst who kind of took over and
started his own. If it is a bunch of, you know, school
looking kids and they were all dressed smartly. But all of a
sudden, some some kid comes in. He's taller than the rest. He's,
he's tall. He's wearing a suit and tie but he has his coat is
off. You know, it was just kind of odd. He looked like a suit
literally looks out of place. And he interrupts and just jumps
in and while they're chanting his chance. He Nancy Pelosi is
also just talking to him back and forth. It was incredibly
odd. I'm not quite sure what's behind that but let's hear what
what happened. I have a couple of clips here. This is when she
was just starting up. Sorry. I didn't mean to play that one.
Here we go. This is her opening.
These people standing with them. They are our VIPs their purpose,
our very energy as
a whole bunch of kids and she's calling him VIPs very important
person Can you understand any of what they're saying? Because I
could give you
his her we are immigrant youth we're not afraid Yes. And I
thought there was a not my president chant there for a
second. Oh, I
didn't hear that but it started with my training it started with
MIC CHECK Mic check. which I like because that goes back to
occupy Wall Yes. And the mic check comes back the whole time
but we'll try to I know what they say we'll see if we can
hear what they're saying.
So now we're slowly moving away from you want us to protect you
or want you to protect us but also our families?
We like to we demand part
Oh, It Gets Better It Gets Better when you hear what
they're gonna say now this is this is political speech. I do
not believe they wrote this themselves. We demand a clean
bill.
Yeah, that makes no sense to you as a protester you would never
say
never say that so this is written for them we demand a
clean this is scripted Thank you. Wait for the guy coming up
to the Democrats have created an out of control deportation
regime No wonder CNN didn't air this
Democrats are not the resistance of Trump. So they don't want
they feel that the Democrats have deported 3 million people
under Obama in the past eight years. But listen now as this
woman who started off gets interrupted by the professional
guy who can understand a lot better of course it was great
just bus right in from behind the podium. To defend the so
called dreamers but if you've already traded in our parents in
our day Firstly
there's your answer to why they're calling her a liar. And
again, clean clean this is and he's reading off paper to agree.
Now they're angry that they're being used as a bargaining chip
for BART border security that Trump wants as a part of the
bill. So it's not clean. So what they're arguing about is that
the Democrats are liars, they they've created a deportation
machine, and that they have not have not passed a clean bill.
And they that was what was promised. And now they want
they're actually the sign said not until all 11 million so they
want all all all immigrants because they are obviously all
related to them. That's kind of what they're saying. And then
there should be no money for any other kinds of border
protection. Prime now. We remember how for eight years the
Democrats laid siege to our community
rating and deporting
nearly 3 million people
this guy's approach, this guy is a pro he knows what he's doing.
Well, I think the interesting aspect of this if you start to
think about it is this mic check thing where you shop you you
parody you do not parody, you mimic whatever somebody else is
saying as if it's true. And you are now propaganda you're,
you're brainwashing yourself. Yes,
that's exactly remember to do this.
I remember like, This is worse than Nazi Germany. I mean, when
Hitler gave his speeches, not everybody repeated what he said.
But this is somebody giving his speech, that guy or the girl and
before him and you as a member of the audience, because of this
mic check phenomenon, you are saying the exact same words and
they're going right into your brain in a certain way and and
you if you walk away from a thing, especially it takes
forever to get through it, you end up you can now parrot this
to somebody else. This is really just kind of borderline disgust.
It's a great takedown, by the way,
almost. Now, this is interesting. Because you're
right, you chant this we are the resistance for Trump. We are the
resistance for Trump. They become the resistance.
Yeah, and it goes over mins job, so
I'm just saying, Who is behind this, I'm just trying to figure
out well finish up the clip. And I just wanna think who could
have put put this this is scripted, and well done. And our
loved one with you. Okay, you got
some questions.
Now, this is what was so odd is that now she's trying to get
that guy to be quiet. But she was really having a little back
and forth with them while they were watching other people do
stuff. It was very odd. And this is an interesting group. And I
don't think that this is just dreamers who said or DACA
benefit beneficiaries. I don't want to I really don't like the
fact that everyone's calling them dreamers, because the Act
didn't pass. Yet. I've just, you know, this, this seems like a
group that is trying to bring down everything here
is a subversive operation. Yes, yes. To point to Soros at some I
hate to say it, and that's true, but he's the only guy that
really has any anything. He's the only guy doing anything or
does operations does many operations. Yeah. I'm just
surprised the government puts up with him.
It's, well, I find it very disturbing. And even more so
that no news service that I could find, actually, you know,
aired any of this. You could hear what they were saying or
what what their beef was.
Did as the thing at the end where they said answer yes or
no. To what
if she'll pass a clean bill? Oh, yeah. And I know, maybe there
was there were two quick credits. One was that and also,
I mean, we want it to be all 11 million yes or no? All 11
million yes or no? I don't have that clip. Is it not easy to
hear all of this, obviously. But no, it's
very difficult. Yeah. It's very impactful. And you can see that
this is not a healthy situation.
No, and you're right. It's a subversive operation and it
needs to be looked at.
Yeah. No, we got to look at the Russians. Rob Ryan are on the
case. Exactly. instigating Russia.
Alright, one little clip about the American Red Cross before we
go to donation
he said to Vinnies desperate straits tougher this week after
seeking financial help from the American Red Cross and getting
nowhere money A group promised to Harvey victims through its
immediate assistance program. $400 per family
were not expecting the car insurance funds for several
months. And meanwhile, we still have to live
Divini is one of many denied immediate help after Red Cross
online systems crashed from heavy volume your calls left
unanswered weeks after the storm. The mayor now responding.
If you promise people something, you gotta make it happen,
because otherwise don't promise at all.
It's not the first time the Red Cross has faced controversy. A
Senate committee report in 2016, finding a quarter of donations
for the Haiti earthquake went to administrative costs a number of
the Red Cross disputed now criticism of its Harvey
response. Can you understand why people might be frustrated if
they had been been promised that money and not been able to
receive it
we do apologize for not communicating as quickly and as
transparently as we needed to
tonight the Red Cross telling us their system couldn't handle the
demand that they've given out $45 million so far. And the
immediate assistance program will be working by Thursday. The
Red Cross is supposed to be there to help you and we want
that help storm victims hoping this time the funds will start
flowing out as quickly as they flooded in.
I hate those guys. They're really douchebags and and in
general. So in general, I have to say, this whole Harvey Irma
and possibly is it Jose?
That just Jose is already flaked out,
but what hit Puerto Rico? Oh, that's
the new one that is Maria. I
think now but Well, where's it? I don't know if if he did it
yet, but Trump needs to go there. I mean, that's that's
America. And that's I'm just saying as a PR move, we'll be
smart. Maria Yeah. Red Cross man. He's got the eight holes in
this seems to be movement against them. But also what I've
seen particularly here in Texas, every nonprofit not every a lot
of nonprofits are using this to fundraise. It's just immediate
fundraising opportunity. We don't talk about that enough
about how this works and just the in American life. Without
the ACLU Oh, we got to we got to some injustice. quicklace
gofundraise. Everyone's on the street again, all the kids who
put on the different t shirt every day. Just every tragedies
used for fundraising. It's very
strange. We had a Yeah. I had a note from a guy who's done in
Mexico during the quake.
Yeah, he had a big note. And you know, it was was odd. Is the day
before I have this app on my iPhone. It's called Second
disaster prediction. And it's it's from a pretty well known
guy who tracks solar flares. And what else does he have all kinds
of magnetic storms, solar storms. And the day before there
was some kind of something on a scale six on a scale of some and
it said possible earthquakes and boom the next day I just thought
that was
Yeah, I know about this guy don't have as his app. The app
is great.
But as it was called the disaster prediction app, it
sounded like something had my name written on it. Disaster
prediction app as bad he says really bad.
But this guy does have any other alternative places to donate
including tacos Rex rescue brigade. And he said which is we
should put this in the show notes. Yeah, I will. But he says
the Mexican Red Cross is fine.
Um, yeah. Like the Dutch Red Cross. I know had big scandal
and I think maybe the UK Red Cross. I just you know, it's a
very heavy organization. They got a lot going on. Then and
again, I've been there checking out like what do you want to
donate for Harvey victims? So was it going to Red Cross? Thing
is
ABC gotten and Disney got in bed with the Red Cross and they were
plugging the hell out of them. Yeah, during the Houston event.
Right at the end of every every network news it was all it was
unbelievably dance, Red Cross promotions. Great. So I don't
know what the hell's going on there. But it seems kind of
sketchy.
I'm going to show my school by donate to no agenda Imagine all
the people who could do oh yeah, that'd be fun
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service animal update. Yes, maybe some I beat my beat my
beat. Let's see we have it's just going nuts. And now that
certainly in America, couples, young couples have substituted
having children for pets. They really want them treated as
their children and be able to take them anywhere they go. If
you have a legitimate service animal, which actually can be a
pony, it can be a pony or a orthologue No, no no goats pony
or a dog. And Ben has the
pony on an airplane.
Well hold on a sec. No, I'm not. I've read up on this now I
understand is a real problem for people who really have a service
dog which performs a service a comfort animal or a emotional
animal that does not fall under the guidelines so that you can
be rejected. And there was a woman that she tried to bring
her pet snake into Disney World and made a little fuss there did
not understand she needed for emotional support. And we see
now that municipalities and other groups of near where
people live are saying Hey, hold on a second. This is getting out
of hand and here's your the answer to your question about a
support pony. Come on Mister Mister. This is in Minneapolis.
She's talking to her service pony. Mister Mister Money Get
some might find it strange to share 800 square feet with a 300
pound Shetland pony. Later on, they're unusual or not. Pam
Davidson wouldn't want it any other way.
We're all different people in this world. We're all different
people. And Tony is different, and I'm different.
Diagnosis depression and anxiety.
Now it's just a horse clapping around. horse poop. No, no horse
is different, and I'm different.
diagnosed with depression and anxiety. Pam calls Tony he helps
me not believe the Wonder pony for what he's done to turn her
life around.
This animal has kept me from dying. This animal has helped me
become active. This animal has got me out of my bedroom where I
was locked myself away for a year and a half after my sister
died.
Pam says her pony is housebroken since he came from another
family who raised him indoors. She's had Tony since May as an
emotional support animal. I have letters from my doctors despite
mental health professionals weighing in it took just a few
days
all farm animals including all types of horses are prohibited
from the city limits
to hear from the cities of Clarissa and Eagle bend where
she lives and spends her time. Hey, Clarissa city administrator
didn't want to be on camera but told WCC Oh, the emotional
support title differs from a full fledged service animal is
no good. They're not entitled to the same protections that are
the Americans with Disabilities Act. Also citing safety as a
concern, a truck driver was forced to break when he found
Tony wandering near the highway to summer. Pam has offered to
build a fence and not take her pet into businesses where he's
not wanted anymore. They won't listen to me, Mama's boy, she
doesn't want to move but vows to do whatever it takes to protect
the pony. I'm not gonna give up fighting that Pam says has done
the same for her.
I'd rather be homeless. I'm not gonna let him go.
civilization was ending.
Well, a couple of things come to mind. One, the city of Eagle
Bend has this restriction. I mean, that's not a city. It's
like some town somewhere. I mean, they can bend a little bit
they get the bend in the name. Okay. So I don't think there's I
think that she should be able to have this horse. If he gets out
once in a while. Are you gonna get
well they don't want her walking around in town with it. Why?
They have a law on the books that says you can't have horses?
Yeah,
well, I think that I think they're too rigid. I don't see a
big deal. If somebody's walking around. They used to be a guy in
Berkeley who used to walk around naked. The naked guy that used
to go and that's okay. Right now there's a law against it but
they decided to let it go and have that slide. They can let
this slide there's things known as variances you can get give a
little bit especially when you know maybe you just don't want a
woman in your town I think that's what it is.
Well, what's what it's coming down to is people not
understanding the law about what what is and is not permissible
with a and what is and is not a service animal.
What does she get out with his horse? I mean, if she had a dog
dog, I mean a bit. I think they're a little brighter than a
horse. I know that because all horses are very smart. I think
they're idiots. So
horses I'm not a fan. I'm not a fan. Yeah, you feed them and you
turn around they bite you. Kick. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, this is
douche. Deuces. Total dishes. Do you see? Do you see the story?
And by the way, Adam mccurry.com I don't want to hear from any
horse people
No, please. There was outrage went viral really quickly that a
woman had seen fake raw cotton plant at Hobby Lobby you know as
a decorating thing and call them out call them out. For not
having sensitivity
to what?
Oh my gosh. Dude, why don't you see the immediate connection?
Let me guess. Rod cotton would be connected to the slaves.
Bingo pick cotton Banco de
bingo. And this is a story from last week which I didn't play
the clip for. This is Lipscomb Lipscomb University College,
whatever. I don't know where it is. I forget now because we
could go into the clip. He had a similar full pot when he invited
some students over to his house for a dinner tonight some
students and community members are upset with Lipscomb
University for what seems like a lack of sensitivity at a special
president's dinner. The event was called specifically for
African American students, but the menu and the table
decorations were shocking to some. The centerpieces featured
stocks of cotton, and the menu included corn bread and collard
greens. Tonight News four can confirm that cotton floral
arrangement was used only on that night. Well tonight
President Lowry says in part quote the content of the
centerpieces was offensive, and I could have handled the
situation with more sensitivity. I sincerely apologize for the
discomfort, anger or disappointment we caused and
solicit your forgiveness.
Now the student who confronted the university president says
the apology isn't good enough that the President had the
chance to make it right but didn't now there was another
special dinner the night before this one for Hispanic students
dinner that evening consisted of a fish eat a bar.
Okay, write it down short, the Hanes clothing company because
cotton T shirts will be racist.
Oh, it could be. It's coming. I only use Egyptian cotton myself.
Oh, well, there's still slaves that picked it.
This is the borderline here give a borderline Tip of the day
because it's the most ridiculous thing that was unaware of the
cotton being a race. overtone you nailed Oh, yeah, no, I
figured it out. As soon as you said there was something going
on with cotton. Yeah, but the other thing is they've mentioned
a meal which is collard greens, which every black restaurant is
serves in the Bay Area, and cornbread, which every any
southern restaurant would would serve for sure. So cornbread and
collard greens isn't offensive necessarily, but unless you're
going to call them out for
pandering. pandering to the blacks.
No, it'd be appropriation. You shouldn't be cooking collard
greens if you're white. Is that so? I'm poor whites always call
me rich.
I'm gonna make them tonight. Be nice.
What's your what's your what's your cause to decay? I'd rather
go with mustard greens, collard greens are always a little bit
closer to kale. Okay,
tell me how to tell me how to prepare it. Can you do that?
Collard greens or
mustard? Mustard greens sounds better.
Yeah, it's chopped a mustard greens up and then put them in
some boiling water. If you clean them, put them in some boiling
water and take them to the shore. They get bright green,
because they cooked. Right green. Yeah. And Susie had the
bright green and washed them down with some cold water. So
the bright colors, right? Yeah. And then you then you would
start tam for just a minute or so. Not too long. Because the
green no go away in in butter and garlic.
Oh, butter and garlic. Okay,
thank you. Nice. A little vinegar in there if you want red
wine or balsamic? No, no. It's white white vinegar. Anything
that's just like little bit just like a tablespoon. tablespoon.
Got
it? Top antastic Thank you.
And they have a nice bite to it. Mustard greens have a nice
flavor. It's never anti they're much better than collard greens.
Yeah. All right.
What else you got there chief ally
got a bunch of stuff I want to get to was important. I got a
little short clip on North Korea that there was a good little
something that could have you if you can cue up. Yeah, Hillary
barking like a dog.
Okay. I think I have that somewhere. Yes, I got that.
Okay. North Korea claimed that North Korea
versus barking dog to
North Korea reacting this evening to President Trump's
fiery address at the UN. The president saying the US may have
no choice but to totally destroy North Korea, calling its leader
Kim Jong Hoon, a rocket man on a suicide mission. Tonight North
Korea's foreign minister calling those remarks quote the sound of
a dog barking and that North Korea is not scared to the
strange.
Hillary Clinton focused on Republicans.
Dammit. Well, I'm sorry. No, it was me here. We'll just pretend
that never happened
on a suicide mission. Tonight North Korea's foreign minister
calling those remarks quote the sound of a dog barking and that
North Korea is not scared.
We will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
Rocket Man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his
regime
Yes, another full clip at the end of today's show.
Anyway, now here's a clip I want to get out of the way because
it's being under reported and nobody effect I've never humbled
this report that I'm gonna play is the only time I've heard
about this but there's really keeping the lid on this thing
and you know we have the Catalan situation which they're not
keeping the lid on is going to be I think it'd be part of the
news and that it's not being covered as well as it should
we're gonna have to do it. But this courage thing is not being
reported at all.
What clip Am I looking for John?
It starts with courage with okay.
Oh, I'm sorry is I got it. You're sorry.
The parliament of Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region has
voted to hold a ref Random on Independence due to take place
on September the 25th. The plan is opposed by Iraq's central
government and also neighboring Iran and Turkey. They fear
independence would fuel separatist movements from within
their own Kurdish populations hmm
yeah, vote him on the 25th
Yeah well this this is why I think the guns were not given
Oh, it could be
possibly possibly
it is possible because we're pro Kurdish all the way now
what is what are the Kurds what are they let me just look at the
map for a second. Kurdistan
yeah Kurdistan
Kurdistan map let's see what what shows up. Okay, let me just
take a look here for a second so they border on the hell people
what do they border on John?
Iran Iran and Iraq and and either in Iraq? Yes. Iraq,
Tbilisi, right. Okay. I don't know man. I don't know. I don't
know what the game is here.
Well, they gotta get their own country one of these days. Yeah,
but this has been the ongoing struggle. Yeah, for 100 years.
Yeah,
we should revisit that story one of these days and go through it
again.
No, they get a lot of oil so this is not going to be make
anybody happy. No. All right. Okay, let's let's play the guy
get some short clips I got the flying coach seats is another
story that needs to be discussed. Because it's annoying
to you know, you had to pay like we're we've got to, if you're
going to buy a ticket. On some of these carriers, they have the
cramped, cramped seats and pay a little extra for an extra inch
thing and pay a little extra for an extra two inches and coach.
Oh, man. They're like a curriculum playing for paying by
inch.
Yeah, they're paying by the inch. And so here's what's going
on. There's a bunch of lawsuits about the fight to be flying
flying coach seats
for many flying coach has become downright uncomfortable with
more passengers squeezed into smaller seats. Turns out that
may also be putting lives at risk in an emergency. Here's
transportation correspondent Chris Van Cleave.
When this American Airlines 767 had an engine fire during
takeoff in Chicago in 2016. It took more than two minutes to
get everyone off. But according to FAA requirements, airline
manufacturers have to show they can evacuate a completely full
airliner in 90 seconds or less. Even with half the exits
blocked. This Delta flight veered off a snowy runway in New
York's LaGuardia Airport in 2015. The impact damage the
onboard communication system, and the evacuation took more
than 17 minutes. And now there's a new concern as airlines shrink
seats to fit more people on board. Passenger Safety
Advocates worry, evacuations will take even longer. The space
between rows has shrunk from as much as 35 inches to 31. In some
cases, it's down to just 28 inches, even as passengers
themselves are getting bigger. Do you believe the shrinking of
seats is making the flying public less safe? Yes. Oh,
definitely.
Yeah, I do too. Yeah, yeah. Well, that's all unavoidable.
That's all part of the big crisis. I think they're trying
to do a soft landing on us. You know, as everything starts to go
down slowly, but just economy everything
they need to know you mean? Yeah. They need to make the make
the knowledge they get to put three extra people in the plane.
Shout, I mean, little thing is a joke. Yes. But yeah, they don't
care.
I picked up interesting little thing from NPR. There's a lot we
can discuss about it. But I thought it was an interesting
trend. We've talked
a lot on this show about alternative paths to the middle
class as America's economy changes. For a lot of webcam
work is my idea. Well, that means bypassing a traditional
four year college degree. And as technology plays a bigger and
bigger role in the economy, some people are enrolling in coding
boot camps. For Profit boot camps have sprung up all across
the country. They're trying to capitalize on the demand for
skilled programmers, but some students see them as a chance to
train up for a stable career without that four year college
degree.
Man, they're being taken to the cleaners aren't they?
Well, my son went through one of these. And he's very successful.
Yes. And he also took a partnership with the operation
started working there for a while.
Holy crap, I
stand corrected. And what they do, they're very expensive.
Prices went way up. The price was always expensive. It's a
complete to me, it's a rip off. But it's pretty intense. It's
like 16 hour work days to try to get you into the groove to work
in Silicon Valley. You know, which means you're working every
day of the week. for 16 hours,
but also, can I ask you a question? I think that we, I'll
just call them dudes named Ben. I mean, you got to have a
certain gene to be able to do this. And musicians have it as
well. I find it's the big crossover
in the same gene. Yeah.
Did he already have that?
He had a he might have, because he was very into a bunch of kind
of crazy programs. But he wasn't a coder. He is now but you know,
the code that they do all these camps do the same thing. They
teach people JavaScript. And that's kind of the overlooked
aspect of this. Yes, it's they don't teach him anything else
right at least in these intense camps as to his was he was part
of the Hack Reactor, which is one of the top ones on the west
coast. But you know, these guys, they they charge 10 Grand i
think it's up to 15 grand for like two weeks or three weeks or
a month. I don't remember how long the course study is not
it's not like university
quite a lot of money, and they get a lot of student loan or
whatever.
I don't think so. Wow. I don't think you're part of that scam.
But the bottom half of the coursework is how to get a job.
Well, I overlooked I really liked bass, almost everybody. I
really
liked this idea for a different reason. It gave me an idea. Our
ticket out.
Wait, stop. Yes. Devorah, curry, curry Dvorak, whatever you want
to call it advertising. Popular broadcast podcast
bootcamp, baby. Yeah. You gotta use the boot camp podcast boot
camp. Imagine 15 grand a pop, and we teach you how to do it,
how to write the newsletter. We we show you how to take checks.
You're not embarrassed or uncomfortable with it. We we
really show you that everything. Yeah.
And then we can have a special event. Do we need 10? Students?
I think they don't have a big class. 10 to 20 students. Yeah.
And it depends on and then you know when you leave switching
podcasts while doing the ticket
course Yes, yes, we and we give you a freedom controller we give
you my settings for your sound. And a t shirt.
T shirt for sure. Maybe a mug
Hey, man, start take it out,
baby. There's a bunch of people you have to look at from this
perspective, too. There are people that have the money to go
to these things. Oh, yeah. Oh,
well look at what they spend on stupid conferences irritates
again, the thing is, but most of these schools is you get placed.
Because you have to, we can't play and by the way, the thing
about this, the schools all of them getting into the school is
a pain in the ass. Okay, so the reason you get placed because
you're already predisposed. In other words, you got to pass
this really very difficult test. That is shows you have aptitude
to actually even
do oh, we should do that. We should do the same thing. We
should also have a test.
I should voice this into the microphone. Yeah.
Now twirl around. What color is the White House we got a very,
very in depth test here who's
buried in Grant's tomb.
The C and D podcast bootcamp everybody. I'm telling you I've
been looking to make a change in my life John. Good teacher you
know we could do webinars
what webinar
webinars there's nothing nothing goes above a webinar
All right, here's the story of the week because people always
say well, we have a drug problem in this country but nobody It is
almost as though they just cocaine has been taken off the
table. What do you mean well not if you listen to this story this
is this is a story about just off our coast here three times
Wow. Holy moly
major drug bust off California the Coast Guard chasing down
that great object in the Pacific the submarine like vessel trying
to avoid detection. Authorities arresting several suspects more
than three tons of cocaine found on board worth billions
damn let's because all the politicians are doing it that's
not that we don't want to stop that.
You know, I was watching some I'm not gonna say who it was but
one of the actresses on one of the talk shows late night shows
less than a year a good identifier when she can't she's
gonna hit your nose a certain way. It goes after her nose she
but Jeanette she's off she's not doing it for a while maybe he's
watching with me. She's and I alerted her. And she says I
don't think so. And then she does a very strange move. I
think a lot of these people are very aware of the nose.
So they try not to do it. So she
doesn't think this is actress she goes to her mom I was like
she's trying to prevent herself from laughing. Her mouth and in
the process of cooking her hand off of her mouth. She takes her
thumb and forefinger and gives
her the whites over. Oh, man,
it comes off of it. I said, Wow, there it is. finally agree that
and I guess it is an actress who, who? I think is
I think a lot of these actresses are that way. Why won't Why
won't you say who it is?
I don't think because I think it's I think it's borderline
libelous. Okay. All right. But I'm with you. These actresses, a
lot of them are shy. She Britain a good, good actresses. She
British? No. Okay.
Well, speaking of drugs, there was another bust. Four
people are charged tonight and one of the biggest drug busts in
New York City history. You see the pictures it follows raids in
Queens and in the Bronx. Last month, the DEA and NYPD found
213 pounds of drugs, including fentanyl, heroin and cocaine at
an apartment in Kew Gardens, another 55 pounds of fentanyl
and heroin were found in a car in the Bronx just two weeks ago.
There's your opioid crisis right now is the fentanyl you already
said that but this is why they're actually see they're
calling it a crisis now because people are overdosing. They're
overdosing on the other guy's dope. That's the crisis. We got
to get off the fentanyl and bring it in from China. Right?
We need to stop that. The undercutting our business. And
let's let's bring up everything. Let's be fair, our business
doesn't kill people as easily so we have a better drug. That is
why it's called the crisis the opioid crisis. Not because
you're dying. is you're taking the wrong drug.
Yes. Stick with heroin. Yeah. From the CIA. Yeah.
Well, yeah, yes. I think isn't coke from the CIA as well? Or is
that not just mainstream?
I don't think I think you know, crack cocaine was invented by
the CIA to corrupt I guess Southern California blacks.
Yeah, good job. But I don't know that and I think they they've
been involved with its distribution and sales, but I
think they turned that let them send a low and these guys just
just run it. Just run it because there's too much too much work
that I don't even think they run they don't run distribution of
heroin. They just maintain the poppy fields.
Well, we should start seeing some anti fentanyl propaganda
pretty soon. I hope because it's, it's a well, it's a
problem is that we need people on our stuff. Not the Chinese
stuff. It's cutting into sales.
Yeah. I have one clip there just kind of been in my craw, a bit
irked about it is Tim Scott is a black senator. I think he's the
only one that Republicans have in Congress, South Carolina,
maybe. And he is the one who's very credited. He's not very,
but he's critical of Trump and he jumped on him for the the
white supremacy thing where he said both sides are
what's his name again?
Tim Scott.
Oh, is this this the
douchebag? Is it they're all douchebags but he's a douche
bag.
Yeah, it was it was almost the president of the DNC.
No, he's a Republican.
Oh, I'm sorry. All right. He's also a douche bag.
Yeah, but he's a douche bag. Now you're thinking I know. The
other guy knew that Muslim guy. Yeah, I'm confused. So but
here's what bothers me this just a little statement. He's
bitching and moaning about being harassed as a black man. And of
course, this is on the in the after a bunch of this happened
right after the Seattle football player got thrown into the
ground or door went to the ground and they handcuffed him.
He's bitching and moaning about something because he was running
away from a crime scene. And it turns out, he did nothing except
run away from a crime scene because he was normal black guy
who didn't want to be involved. And so there's a big stink about
it. And the black Seattle player said that it says at least, you
know, at least three times in your life as a black man, you're
going to really get close to getting killed by a cop. And he
said three times. Scott says seven times a year. But here's
the interesting thing this place gotten and I have something to
say about this.
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, the only African
American Republican in the Senate, met today with President
Trump. They talked about the President's response to the
racial violence in Charlottesville, Virginia last
month. Then the senator talked to Chief congressional
correspondent Nancy Cordis.
I went in there not expecting to change the President's mind.
South Carolina's Tim Scott says he was surprised by the
reception he got today. After all, he came down hard on the
President just last month,
the President's moral authority is compromised after Mr.
Trump appeared to defend Nazi and Ku Klux Klan martyrs in
Charlottesville.
You had some very bad people in that group. But you also had
people that were very fine People I
thought was out. And then you think about the scene, torches
and the Klan.
Did you get the sense that he felt bad about what he had said?
He's obviously reflected on what he has said, on his intentions
and the perception of those comments. He was certainly very
clear that the perception that he received on his comments was
not exactly what he intended for those comments.
Scott has always been open about the bullying of discrimination
in the course
of one year. I've been stopped seven times by law enforcement
officers.
He said he tried to impart that feeling to Mr. Trump today,
he asked me questions about some other incidences that found
African American men in compromising positions of no
fault of their own.
Did you feel like you change the President's mindset?
The President was very receptive to listening. That is a key to
understanding. Okay.
Well, a couple of things. You know, I'm curious since you're
in some ways, but he's always he is a politician. Which he is
professionally now. He's a US senator. I don't believe he's
ever been stopped. Have you ever seen that license plate of a US
senator? Yes, I would assess you as Senator yeah with either a
number one or number two and I checked in South Carolina
because you can look at all these different plates they
that's the plate and South Carolina is very clear what that
says United States senator one or two and that's played is that
cops do not screw with that there's no way and in those in
previous jobs where he was into other forms of office, if you're
an assemblyman in California State Assembly, you have a big
red a on your license plate right. And if you're a Senator
who has a big S that means you're a state senator and if
it's you have your accomplishments as you as
Congress cops don't pull these people over Okay, so capital's
over
a US senator to harass him yeah I think is bullcrap.
I agree but at the same time in the past I don't know several
months I we you and I really don't know what it's like to be
a black man in America.
No, of course. Guys do get pulled over and they do bitch
about it. But I'm not listening to this guy complain now. I'm in
agreement. This is this is privileged what he's got. Yeah,
I'm not talking about any kind of privilege other than having a
license plate that says you as senator. Yeah, that's super
privileged and nine that you can park in the US with that plate.
You can park and be in a red zone.
Really the red zone? Oh, my God, I should become a senator.
You should.
Alright.
I just thought it just irks me to hear
I understand. I can tell. Well, let's leave on a lighter note. A
snippet from the eight minutes that's doing the rounds of
Lawrence O'Donnell freaking out on his set. You may you may not
have seen this is pretty new. I did not. And it's I want to
deconstruct this from a television production
standpoint, just so you understand it cuz I'm actually
gonna defend him because people don't like your show. I don't
watch it and like the guy's a douchebag. Sometimes he is he's
he says things that I think are okay. But I do want to defend
him on this. So he tapes his show. It's not live and what
you're here and what you're seeing if you see the whole
thing is he's taping with the SATs, which is sound on tape,
which means they go full to full screen video. And he's actually
doing wraparounds to his toss to Rachel and from an interview
that either recorded earlier or probably later, and they'll edit
that in. Then in between, there's all kinds of stuff going
on with his earpiece and all the listen how that one goes.
Thank you, Rachel. Well, today President Trump visited Texas
but he forgot to bring any empathy with him but he did
bring a hat. A hat that is for sale. 5080 seconds. What's going
on? Why am I losing this? Why don't I have sound? Alright,
it's back. Someone's pressing buttons and turning my sound
off.
So this is ISB his earpiece, who was who's asking for
a Labor Day rundown in my ear. Someone in that control room is
out of control. There's insanity in the control room tonight.
Stop the hammering stop the hammering out there who's got a
hammer? Where is it? Where's the hammer? Is it on the go up on
the other floor? Somebody go up there and stop the hammering?
Stop the hammering. I'll go down to the goddamn for myself and
stop and keep the guy I've done commercial break going call
fucking Phil Griffin I don't care who the fuck you have to
call stop the hammering. The woman talking in my ear was
talking about the Labor Day special repeatedly every time we
went to a SOT fucking out of control shift I don't know why I
bother to say how to cut the slots when you don't do it. I
just don't I don't know why I just so now I have to chase
those stupid goddamn and trails that you allowed him to stick
out there.
So that's just a little bit it goes. It's eight minutes. It
just goes on and on.
Oh, this is great. This is better than O'Reilly. Well,
I want to defend him a little bit. Because when you do wish
MTV was very similar every day we're doing shows and it's
really become a team, the cameraman your tight knit team,
including those in the in the control room. And the host
really, although the director is supposed to keep it together in
these types of recording situations the host really makes
it all work and makes up really for the for the mistakes that
are the technical glitches. Oh God, shoot myself.
You said it.
I'm gonna kill myself. For technical error, I was gonna say
F ops. Then I for some reason I changed my mind stupidly sorry,
I this really bad I apologize. I
apologize is the word of the day.
Yes. Then you get mad, you know, and every everybody gets mad
sometimes. You know. It's not like he's the dictator of all
dictators is what happens like, you know, you're on a team and
you yell at each other sometimes is very normal in this type of
television production. So I just want to say he's not a total
dick for doing this. Especially if you're in a studio, you're
trying to record you got hammering going on. I did
exactly the same thing. And people at MTV would say I am
sure everyone freaked out from time to time you're also
performing this difficult if you got someone you know, talking in
your ear, you got the wrong channel and you're IFBB so
I've never had that happen. Now, I haven't never freaked out. I
had this situation I've talked about on the show before which I
could have blown up over a door was during the live show where
we go to break and it was coincidental with Leo, who was
doing a show in another studio going to break and as soon as we
went to break I started hearing his his director in my ear as
I'm trying to talk to somebody. And and then so I said what's
going on? And they said what nothing. It's yeah, I've been
naughty this day. I'm not hearing at our booth, but I'm
hearing somebody else. And they should rock I don't. And then
they went and then went away. Because they did something go
back to the show or something I guess. And it went away. So they
that looks like it's cleared up. Okay. Now the break. Boom, there
it is, again, guys, yakking at me, and this went on for most of
the show and it would always cover come a little bit into the
show. So I was like hearing somebody while I'm trying to
read from a prompter I don't know I didn't grow up over it. I
just thought it was well but
it when you I don't think you're actually well was that every day
you were working with a team doing that?
Same team? No, that wasn't happening except that one time
anyway, so I just want to give him a little bit that guy's a
dick. I think he's a dick and everyone should go listen to the
eight minutes and then go this though Riley's another one that
but though Riley clip was from like 30 years ago. Now.
This is last week. Big difference. Alright, everybody,
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