marked marked. We've marked we've marked it, Mark.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday January 21 2018. This is your award winning get more
nation media assassination episode one double O one.
This is no agenda
released MMO release the hounds The Purge is on broadcasting
live from downtown Austin Tejas capitol to drone stars in the
studio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm sipping on some
Sainsbury's Red Label. I'm John C. Dvorak. Gill
really from Sainsbury's
is considered the worst and the best of British tea.
Where do you get that at Costco?
No, I got it Sainsbury's. They have Sainsbury's in California.
That was when I was in London.
Alright, you brought it you brought it back with you. Nice.
I imported it. Yes. illegally. I
might add. Oh, I
don't think so.
Depends on how much you brought back. brought back
a Lego ad bag. Little Box. Power. Cheapest key in England
as far as I can tell.
It's a good tea though. It's good. Tastes good.
It's yeah, it is actually a very it's for the prices the best to
you can buy.
Yeah, but what happened to PG Tips, your favorite knife.
That's what I buy by the PG Tips. And I'll recommend this to
people. I buy the PG Tips via Amazon. And I get that you get
to 240 bag boxes. Yeah. In other words, you get 480 bags. Ah, a
lot of bags. A lot of bags. For like 18 bucks.
So were you out yesterday with your pussy hat?
No, I didn't even leave the house. Stays hold. You know, I
don't have a pussy hat.
Now. Come on. We all know you're an archivist. You must have one
somewhere to use the king.
Just today. We do have the one guy did send us an E meter.
Yeah. Which got sent back. I
believe yours. I
got mine yesterday. Oh, good. Good, good. I'm working on
hooking it up. And when these people come over for dinner,
you're gonna get grilled.
Hey, hold on to this kids.
Let me ask you a few questions to see if you're gay.
I mean, lying. I mean clear. Which one is it? They worked on
all three? Well, let me do a little background or on the
women's march there was not just a one there were actually three
marches yesterday. I don't think people realize how many marches
there were all different orgs
there was a I don't know I probably have the clip but I
don't think it's necessary to play it at the moment. But I was
watching C span and C span was taking calls and they were
because Congress is open because of the shutdown. Yeah, and this
woman calls in some Democrats don't even have it on
democratic Classic is what it's called.
Yeah, why don't you play that because we're going on this
that's just a different one. I don't know if that's a different
one. You look for that and I'll play my buddy No, that's okay. I
just wanted let me just back background it C span wasn't they
were supposed to play the Women's March and summer
Democrat woman called it and then complained bitterly that
they were flayed doing political stuff when they should have been
doing this stupid March
of what C span supposed to cover that now that's not see
snow C span a NASA they're gonna cover it over the weekend
because they don't have anything else to cover. But when they
have when Congress is open, there's whoops. understood this
was all bent out of shape. I'm sorry. Go on. Yes.
Okay. Here's the background or from PBS NewsHour.
1000s gathered this morning on Manhattan's Upper West Side for
the second Women's March on New York City. Catherine said Bianca
was one of the march organizers, women
demand equality and we're not going to stop using our voices
until we get it.
Last year's marches were one of the largest single day
demonstrations in US history. Today, martyrs are drawing
attention to a variety of concerns. Climate change
being denied
corruption and dishonesty. Transgender people, LGBT people
should be a protected class for Seamus Shirreff of Brooklyn. The
top issue is sexual violence exposed recently by the me too
and time's up movements.
I think this is very important time where we take back our
bodies and our rights and show our men why it's not acceptable
to touch us without permission and without pizza.
But Shirreff an immigrant from Algeria also has concerns about
too little diversity at the March. What's lacking in the
feminist movement currently is a lot of minority women. March.
Organizers say they've taken steps to make this year's events
more inclusive, including increasing diversity among the
march leadership. Another big focus today voter registration.
This year activists say their focus is on the midterm
elections. The theme here today is March into action. And
organizers say there The goal is to register 1 million women to
vote before November. New York's March is one of around 250
events in the US and around the world this weekend. In Rome,
hundreds gathered to show support for the movement. And
here in the US protesters converged from coast to coast in
Los Angeles, Dallas, Denver, and Washington DC.
This is our moment to stand tall to fight back and to be heard.
Even though President Trump was often the target at today's
protests. He did tweet, get out there now to celebrate the
historic milestones and unprecedented economic success
and wealth creation that has taken place over the last 12
months. Lowest female unemployment in 18 years.
Tomorrow in Las Vegas, the organizers of last year's
women's march in Washington will hold a rally called power to the
polls, the first of several events to mobilize women to vote
and even run in elections this fall.
It was really a little bit confusing, because there were
indeed three marches there was a split. With the original Women's
March Inc, a fork, a forehead, they forked it, women's march
and they went to the polls messaging and they had
professional signs. And even though we have not seen a lot of
Antifa lately, in fact, nothing. There were one or two resist
fascism.org signs, which I think were just holdovers people had
them. It didn't seem to be a lot of money with professional
money, other than the Democratic Party who obviously has co opted
the Women's March Inc. Yeah. Then you had the march on women.
And they were much more with the homemade signs. And that seemed
very grassroots to march
on women to have much women land down.
No. Yeah, I guess you could interpret it that way. But no,
that's that's not what it was. We did have a number of very
interesting speakers at this year's event. Natalie wasn't
gonna say yes, Natalie Portman. I don't remember the
professional well. Of course, I remember the movie. I don't
really remember her role in it.
Do you do professional?
Yeah, was it the professional was not the
international service, but I think best known for Star Wars.
Never this is when she was 12. Well, here's she'll explain.
Let me tell you about my own experience. I turned 12 on the
set of my first film the professional in which I played a
young girl who befriends a hitman and hopes to avenge the
murder of her family. The character is simultaneous,
discovering and developing her womanhood, her voice and her
desire. At that moment in my life, I too was discovering my
own womanhood, my own desire and my own voice. I was so excited
at 13 When the film was released in my work, and my art would
have a human response. I excitedly opened my first fan
mail to read a rape fantasy that a man had written me first first
mistake of child actors who was protecting this girl you can't
give especially when when that was back in the day with
probably pre email just just barely.
Yeah, it was pretty long ago, but I remember the movie was
there's kind of a kind of a romance between this man and he
was, it wasn't a true romance is more like a father daughter
thing when he's protecting this, this wave. Yeah. And it was a
very, it was very well done.
Well, well, no, no, this was very, very toxic.
I countdown was started on my local radio show to my 18th
birthday. euphemistically, the date that I would be illegal to
sleep with.
A great morning radio show promotion, isn't it? Everybody,
we're counting down the years.
Movie reviewers talked about my budding breasts interviews, I
understood very quickly, even as a 13 year old that if I were to
express myself sexually, I would feel unsafe, and that men would
feel entitled to discuss and objectify my body to my great
discomfort. So I quickly adjusted my behavior. I rejected
any role that even had a kissing scene and talked about that
choice deliberately. In interviews, I emphasized how
bookish I was and how serious I was, and I cultivated an elegant
way of dressing. I built a reputation for basically being
recruited conservative, nerdy, serious, in an attempt to feel
that my body was safe and that my voice would be listened to.
At 13 years old. The message from our culture was clear to
me. I felt the need to cover my body and to inhibit my
expression and my work in order to send my own message to the
world that I'm someone worthy of safety and respect. The response
to my expression, from small comments about my body to more
threatening deliberate statements serve to control my
behavior through an environment of sexual terrorism.
Ha, there it is. Sexual terror is a term we've all been waiting
for. Wow. Sexual terrorism.
Again, you start to show off unlike the last time with that
outrageously good almost clipping the devil thing I'm
borderline guilty just have a borderline at least I mean
that's unbelievable.
I'll take a borderline
but wait. But wait, wait, there's more. Yes Rob Reiner was
also on deck.
We got this guy's on hinge
yes a year ago for many different reasons. One of the
unifying reasons was we were scared. We were scared of who
was going to enter the White House a year has gone by. And he
has corroborated every one of our fear. And we cannot
whitewash this anymore. Nice white Gosh, good. One racist in
the
White House. Okay, yes, the crowd goes wild, no racist,
sexist in the White House. We have a pathological liar.
Who were number one.
And he is tearing away at the fabric of our democracy. And
when we all came together, last time, we had the power, and it's
the women, the women have given us the power by the women
continue to give us the power.
Know, the women continue to fight. This is what I'm
noticing. We start with this absolute rift between the
Women's March movement 123 different groups, and they're
disparaging each other, often publicly. And well. Here's
another example. Oh,
wait, hold on a second. What does he mean women had given us
meaning the men is the same the men are him or his group of
people or the writer family.
I think what he means is women have given us the power through
their organization which
power
power, man, I have no idea what he's talking about what kind of
power the power I guess the power, the power. But when you
have mean it's really disturbing because the women are going
after each other power appears NP just listen to this. So there
was another there was a March.
March for Life. In the March for Life is where the President
spoke Roe
vs. Wade has resulted in some of the most permissive abortion
laws anywhere in the world. For example, in the United States,
it's one of only seven countries to allow elective late term
abortions, along with China, North Korea and others. Right
now in a number of states. The laws allow a baby to be born
from his or her mother's womb in the ninth month. It is wrong. It
has to change.
And a lot of people may think that's incredible when they hear
that but it is true. And other countries who share that
capability with the United States are the Netherlands. As
the President said China, North Korea and interestingly Canada
Navia. Most other countries do not allow late term abortions.
But here's how NPR characterized the march.
It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep.
And I'm Rachel Martin. America's biggest anti abortion rally the
so called march for life. I love
it so called. See when the President says so called judge
then it's all wrong. But when NPR says so called March for
Life, how am I supposed to interpret that? The regular way?
The catch? I'm just asking, do you mean I think she probably
meant just it's just the way it is. But did she?
I think is politicizing it. You don't say Well, I'm here right
now talking to the so called Adam curry.
The so called pod father is what it would be the so called pod
father. Yes. With his so called podcast. Yeah.
It's It's mean it's mean spirited. And there's all kinds
of stuff that's
very slanted and slanted it assumes that you're that
whatever. It makes the assumption when used like this,
as opposed to a legend. You might use a legend. Yeah. That's
a good day a legend. But the so called is a way of expressing
displeasure with whatever it is and to call and to kind of say
that it's phony. Saying phony or the so called Bod Pod father.
Yeah, that is, that's me saying that you're not the father.
Everybody knows that. Just the so called pod. Y'all know Ricky
Gervais is very disdainful is The worst thing you can do, and
it doesn't surprise me that NPR would pull a stunt like that the
event is called what it's called. It's not a so called
anything Exactly.
More women fighting with each other. Page six reporting on the
Today Show host of course now we have Savannah with Hoda. potage
taken over for Matt. And they are
subtly he's got two shows now. You know, right
now she's She's on fire. This, these two Savannah and Hoda are
trading mean girl jabs between them and Megyn Kelly. So they're
doing little bits back and forth. He was
funny because Hoda kind of is the doughnut around Megan Kelly.
Yes, she said before and after her. Yes, she's got
to show before her which is the real show that did a show then
Megan comes out with her bogus show, which is called the Today
show. It's got nothing to do with it. And then they have that
today after show, which is the hottest show with with Kathie
Lee Griffin or whoever's whoever standing in Paris whoever
standing in for her. And so yes, she's in front and back so she
can do that and get away with it. Yeah, cuz she has the last
word.
Well, it's everyone knows now there's, there's mean girl stuff
going on at the Today Show mean girl stuff. Mean Girl. But my
favorite me too. Article came from The Guardian. Surprise,
surprise, sexual harassment and assault rife at United Nations.
That place?
Oh, yeah, they had to be a hotbed. You remember the
Dutch was the he wasn't the prime minister at the time. For
him. I think it was the former defense minister for the
Netherlands he got kicked out of the United Nations for grabbing
someone's ass and being a douche. But yeah, yeah. And it's
it's not just that the United Nations at the big building in
New York, it's everywhere United Nations have deployed is a great
article. Well, we'll see if anything comes to that.
So they've been known for being rapists in Africa. The blue
hat, the blue and blue hats, the blue helmets? Yes. But what was
interesting about the the March on, group, just see, they're the
ones so their whole agenda was to, to get an agenda. So March
on, they really their message was vote on our cool polling
system for what you want us to know what you want our mission
to be. If that makes any sense. Is this do?
I didn't know about this. So I'm kind of learning as I go along,
looking at stuff as you take this as COINTELPRO.
Well, this is just the Democrats. It's just the
Democrats who are just you
know, but don't. Is it possible that they're just splitting off
against each other for very well, obviously, that's what's
going on is political. Yeah. But what is the point of it? What
are they
2018 midterm elections? That's the entire point. That's all
that all these all the different groups are targeting 2018 and
the women's issues really fallen by the wayside here.
Yes. Yeah. It's the women's issues are being used to say you
need to vote Democrats in the office.
Yeah, well, that would make sense. I think it's probably a
good move.
Yeah. And it's all kind of came together with the government
shutdown. And here's what was really disappointing to me
actually angry. So you know, we all watch you know, boss getting
close to midnight, oh, you're gonna shut down the government.
And I'd say about 12:30am. And maybe a little bit earlier than
that. Of course, we're on Central Time. I received email
after email after email from every single and from March on
I'm not a member of march on but now I'm on the Democrat mailing
list because I donated then they're all begging for money.
It was seen as a huge opportunity. The government
shutdown was abused
immediately by Do you think it was maybe it was part and parcel
of the shutdown was this this was a strategy because I think
was pretty fake the way it was.
They had everything was strategize, the White House had
the hashtag Schumer shutdown and Schumer shut down.com Because,
you know, our no agenda produces route. They're looking for it.
And so it was already registered. And of course, then
it was the Trump shutdown is what the what the Democrats
said. Schumer said exactly. And like Well, here's here's what
the White House if you call the White House, oops, if you call
the White House and nice little, little gag there.
Thank you for calling the White House. Unfortunately, we cannot
answer your call today because congressional Democrats are
holding government funding, including funding for Our troops
and other national security priorities hostage to an
unrelated immigration debate. Due to this obstruction, the
government is shut down. In the meantime, you can leave a
comment for the president@www.whitehouse.gov
forward slash contact. We look forward to taking your calls. As
soon as the government reopens
the government reopens like a store.
Well, in a way it is. And then, you know, just getting down to
the final hours. And of course, this all happens, you know, on a
show day moving into the weekend, then we get the the
infamous memo
allegations contained in this important intelligence document,
go to the very important intelligence document
foundations of our democracy, and they require an immediate
release to the public, in my opinion. Unfortunately, I cannot
talk about the specific facts contained within this memo, I
can only share my observation that if the American people knew
what was happening, if they saw the contents of this memo, a lot
would become clear about the information that I've been
talking about on television for the last several months. And so
I am calling on our leadership to immediately hold a vote on
the floor of the house to make public the key contents of this
intelligence memo regarding the FBI, the Department of Justice
and President Trump, would you
would you recommend in calling for this vote that it supersede
the vote on the continuing resolution tonight be part of
it?
How would that work?
We could do them simultaneously at any time the leadership could
put on the floor, a measure that would allow us to release to the
public the critical allegations, I cannot stress how important
they are in this memo and they could put that on the floor at
any time. They could do it simultaneous with the continuing
resolution or immediately before after
this thing. This was this was total bull crap. And I don't
even think that, yeah, Nunez wrote the memo. Who cares?
Cares? That's totally partisan. No one's gonna believe that it's
not an Intelligence document. It's from from a guy who runs
the committee. And he just wrote up what you know what?
Everyone's been writing up. This was
just the same. It's just, it's pretty Yes, it's disabled. And
watches all over this though. Yeah. Well, I think gone nuts.
Yeah.
Where are you going to see that there's nothing in this memo.
It's going to be hot air. It may all be true, but it does nothing
to back it up. He's just a memo just written. And they rolled
this out to try and create some alternative pressure back
towards the Democrats. Because well, if you guys do this, we're
going to out your your glorious leader Obama as a douchebag. But
they didn't do it. Because there's nothing in there.
I would probably agree with that. Let's listen to a couple
other ladies things. There's another one from Fox is the face
of scandal, just a face the scandal
of 26th of last year, that you literally first said, Wait a
minute, we have discovered that a FISA warrant was obtained to
spy on you know, then candidate Trump and maybe another war you
and John Solomon breaking the story, to my friends that are so
impatient, why it's taking so long, because it's been
literally a layer of onion a day,
because we've had to have the evidence. And each piece of this
puzzle is another piece of evidence that we could deliver
to the American people into Congress. And when Congress took
over and when the Department of Justice took over their
unraveling, they're moving forward with with the
investigations that we weren't privy to, because we couldn't
access the classified information. It is so important
to understand that had we not looked into this had Hillary
Clinton one, we would have never known that this was happening.
And this is exactly what they expected to happen. This is why
they got so lazy. This is why we see those text messages between
Peter struck and Lisa page. And now Shawn, this is really
interesting. You know, before I got here, I was contacted by law
enforcement officials, both former FBI and current, and they
were saying to me, get the text messages from Andy McCabe, get
his text messages, find out what was going on there. Because
there's a lot more where Lisa struck and where Peter struck,
and Lisa page left off, there's a lot more to be seen there.
And, you know, once again, this is one piece of the puzzle at a
time. And this is what we've got to do to uncover the truth. And
I think
I think that the some of the listeners probably are wondering
what the hell are we even talking about? This goes back to
probably some of the hearings that we've played clips of some
time back, which imply or or almost come out and try to say
or get somebody to admit to the fact that the dossier that was
written about Trump was used to get a FISA warrant from the
courts to spy on Trump, right. That's what he was. pitching
about Mrs. Obama was spying on him and Trump Tower. Right. And
this is kind of scandalous because that that dossier,
according to the timeline they keep promoting is that first of
all, they tried to get a FISA order because nobody trust when
Trump was running to spy on him domestically, which is pretty,
pretty sketchy. And they couldn't do it. And the advice
of course, that no, no, no, this bullcrap, and so then they, they
jimmied up this dossier and said, look, look, look with the
Russians there. He's in bed with the Russians. And he's in bed
with these whores. And, okay, well, you can have your warrant,
and then that so they went on spying and then the FBI and all
these other people are supposed to be colluding to make sure
Hillary won. And, and this is a long road. First of all, Hillary
didn't win. And she probably couldn't win if she tried again,
but it's this. They tried to make a lot out of it. And I
think you're probably right, there's nothing there. Why
because such an action by
another. And I do want to point out that not just Democrats,
we're sending out begging letters. So we're Republicans,
you know, all kinds of Super PACs who got my name, because I
donated to all campaigns to get on the mailing list and draw
back. Yeah, not well, not really, because, you know, I got
to at least,
they still have the same read. But yes, Chip is on the same
ship. Reba is three bucks still operative?
I saw a three and a five. Yeah, five, five. Yeah, binary.
There's something else as I as this. So here, here's the story,
as I understand it, we have a budget, both Republicans and
Democrats in both houses agreed upon the budget. Okay, that's
fine. And then Democrats said, Ah, but we want to slip in, you
know, it's almost like a, like a pork, you know, just put in a
little a little amendment that. I, by the way, I think it's, you
can argue that DACA definitely has to do with the budget,
because it would impact the budget, but okay. So they said,
We're gonna shut down the government, if you don't add
this in here. And Trump, and that was the big transparent
meeting. And they all sat down and said, Okay, look, we're
gonna have a bill of love. And then the McConnell and Schumer
or whoever else, they came to the White House. And this is
where the shithole comment came from. And I understand now, what
I think I understand what happened. Trump looked at it and
said, Are his advisors and everybody, whatever it is, so
wait a minute, so you're not going to shut down the chain
migration? You don't have that. So it's not just 800,000 it
could be 3 million could be 5 million could be 8 million
people who would have the right to come in. And that's when the
shithole come. And I think that not only did he say it, I think
Trump, the Trump White House leaked that information on
purpose to let everybody know to signal Hey, I don't want what
the Democrats want, because they want this people from shithole
countries coming in with no merit based immigration system
in place will and they're going to end they're going to shut
down the government over it. And that's what they set it all up.
I think the White House leaked that shithole stuff, just so
that everyone could understand that the shutdown should be
blamed on Democrats possible
even though Durbin's don't want to really made a scene about it.
I think we might. Before we before we go too far. I think we
may be getting this completely wrong. Oh. Because during the
speaking just after the shutdown, rep your buddy
I can't wait to hear who my buddy is this week.
Al Green from Texas.
Yeah, he did another impeachment thing.
No, no, I'm surprised he didn't, but he explained to shut down I
think more concisely than anybody.
Okay. Take her and I yield one minute to the gentleman from
Texas. Mr. Green
gentleman from Texas is recognized for one minute.
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I rise to explain why
there is a government shutdown. There is a government shutdown
because the self proclaimed great deal maker breaks more
deals that he makes. Just ask the Americans who are going to
pay for the wall he said Mexico would pay for just ask the
senators who took him the deal that he asked for. Mr. Speaker
When you break more deals than you make you're not a great deal
maker. You're a great deal breaker. We got a great deal
breaker in the White House. That's why we have a shutdown. I
yield back the balance of my time.
gentleman from Texas
Okay, now. I think he was actually thinking he was
creative. When he said deal maker deal breaker.
Yeah, that's
Yeah, this guy isn't rhymed. Geist, a Rube of the house.
I think he did introduce Articles of Impeachment again,
this past Well, I
know he doesn't move constantly. Yeah. He apparently has nothing
else to do. He's,
well, you know, we're pretty laid back here in Texas. Hey, do
whatever you want. We're good. Yeah, that's a represent us
fine. We're so easy.
I also have the response from the White House, which was
exaggerated the way it was presented here. And I don't that
didn't see this on network news. I think it was on Fox or one of
the other places. It's kind of funny. I'm just looking to see
which clip it is response from the White House. Ah, okay.
Moving forward
as Shannon and what's new this hour is that the White House has
finally officially weighed in, and we were talking a few
moments ago. Are they going to be more constructive and say,
Okay, let's work this out. Or they're gonna go hard against
Chuck Schumer and slam the Democrats. Well, I can tell you
they've picked the ladder. This statement in the name of Sarah
Sanders, the White House press secretary is tough and it's got
a Trumpian flair calling Democrats quote unquote, losers.
Here's the statement, quote, Senate Democrats own the Schumer
shutdown this from Sarah Sanders tonight. They put politics above
our national security, military families, vulnerable children
and our country's ability to serve all Americans. We will not
negotiate the status of unlawful immigrants, while Democrats hold
our lawful citizens hostage over their reckless demands. This is
the behavior of obstructionist losers, not legislators, when
Democrats start paying our armed forces and first responders. We
will reopen negotiations on immigration reform during this
politically manufactured Schumer shutdown, the President and his
administration will fight for and protect the American people
that a statement literally just came in. And in the last moment
or two from Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary
taking a very tough partisan tone, saying that Democrats are
losers, not legislators. Sounds like something that's coming
straight out of a presidential tweet, as you can tell. And
also, to be fair here. It's out of the playbook, frankly, of
Democrats back in 2013, who were charging, that it was the
Republicans who obstruct obstructionist for shutting the
government down then that they were holding the nation hostage.
Some of those same lines now are being turned back around against
the Democrats, when they used it during the Obama days. And you
can tell also, that politically from that statement, this White
House thinks, and we'll see whether they're right or not the
next few days, that they can weather the political storm from
a government shutdown by saying we're not negotiating until
Schumer backs down.
Yeah,
it's true. That's true. And also in this day of internet. I mean,
everybody's seen the clips of Schumer and Pelosi and Hillary
Clinton and Obama all saying we can't have illegal immigrants.
This is No,
almost clip those but I use just like, it's yes, the same guy.
It's just flipped the script. Yeah. And we're Spotify is this
is like, I want to play this just because this is worth
discussing. This is the C span call in number two, the dumb
fuck. And I want to add, like, there's a few things in here
that I think kind of stand out.
So what do you know, what have you been told by your
supervisor, your agency? What are you supposed to do?
Well, we're still supposed to report it to Monday to go to
work. And you know, we're not gonna get paid. I've been doing
this for I've been a government employee for over 20 years. And
this is my fourth car. I just hope that both parties get
together today and try to work something out to keep this
government going. There's a lot of important things that come
in. But we need to keep this government going. Because it's
not good.
So Frank, you'll show up for work on Monday, you won't get
paid Now, assuming at some point in the next few days or next
week or so the government reopens do you get back pay for
those days that you you miss what happens there?
Yes, we do get back paid for it when we get back paid, and then
we get taxed on it. So it's not good all the way around and
morale work, you know, we just need to both parties need to sit
together and try to work something out.
And when did he say we get taxed on it?
He says we get back pay and we get taxed on it. Well, of
course. I said we get back they but we get taxed on it.
Well, yeah. Why should why should it not be taxed?
As if the regular pay isn't taxed? I don't understand why he
said that. I know I said it. Why? Because he's an idiot.
Okay. Now I have a and he says this and he says, you know,
yeah, we get our best wishes. In other words, you get paid
everybody. In fact, this happens with everyone. We've gone
through these. We went through another one on this show. That's
not entirely true contractors. Do not attract just to get fun.
They get sorted out. And then there's 12 million contractors
in the DC Virginia area.
Yeah, well, they generally get screwed, but there's
arrangements and they get bonuses and there's all kinds of
money. All right. All right. All right, good. So let's just
assume it, but the government itself they get, nobody loses
anything. And they get their back pay, but then to say that
it gets taxed, but it gets taxed as if you weren't gonna get
taxed anyway. Yeah, it's beyond my what? So it says so
therefore, it's not good. But here's another one that comes up
at the end of this report. This is the shutdown. This is the
rundown. We probably should have paid initially, but to start
people that don't know anything about this,
we're all sort of at a standstill at a live in limbo,
a shutdown could furlough roughly 800,000 federal workers
and probably should
explain furlough.
Yeah, what the guy described you get, you get kicked out of your
job, and you either have to come well, actually, this is another
problem. A lot of people get furloughed and then get paid.
It's like paid vacation, if they're working for the
government, right? Depends on the contract that they're
working with depends on their union. But generally speaking,
they get paid like that guys bitching about furloughed means
that you get you have to stay home,
among them to Alana Morton Smith, an IT specialist with the
National Endowment for the Humanities.
We have mortgages, we have children in school. You know, we
have bills,
she'd be left without a paycheck until a new spending bill is
passed. So what congressional staffers but their bosses,
members of Congress, the President and Vice President
would still be paid. Budget Director Mick Mulvaney,
the military will still go to work, they will not get paid.
During the 2013 shutdown, Congress passed a bill allowing
paychecks for military personnel and supporting civilians, and
all federal workers ultimately receive back pay,
the border will still be patrolled, they will not get
paid, fire folks will still be fighting the fires out west,
they will not get paid.
And in the midst of a severe flu season, the Centers for Disease
Control won't have the personnel to support its annual flu
program. Unlike in 2013, the Trump administration will keep
open national parks and monuments but it's not a total
win for tourists. The Smithsonian says museums and the
National Zoo would stay open through the weekend, but close
on Monday, and get your panda cam viewing. And now because
that shuts down with a shutdown
Oh, shut down is always heartbreaking. And the
uncertainty that comes along with it.
Social Security checks would still be mailed out. And because
the Postal Service has its own funding, mail will still be
delivered and post offices would remain open. It all comes at a
cost the two week 2013 shutdown cost the economy roughly $20
billion. Jeff
was just reading in the troll room. Just as an aside, I think
we have some contractors in there that apparently, somehow
the work might be classified as overtime, you get a big check.
And I think what happens is you get taxed on the higher number
for a higher rate for that particular pay period doesn't
make a lot of sense to me, but
just with what you might get with hold higher holding. Yeah,
that you can always so what?
Yeah, I'm just saying
Now a couple of things here. One was the one irony is that the
post office is running. Well, it's critical. Everybody's
bitching about their broke
TSA. TSA is running. The military is running.
But the thing about this report that this happened in 2013. I
remember the same kind of thing. Yeah, they said it 23rd In this
case, they said in 2013 referred back to an earlier one this
happens all the time. But this they say that the end of the day
and they use it very specifically, yes. The
government loses $20 billion. So she says, yeah. Now if you're
shutting everything down and not paying people, how are you not
saving $20 billion? Why is it costing you $20 billion to shut
down? Why does it I've never had this explained to me.
Probably because they they then compensate people with that,
like you said to make sure to make the
whole over the regular amount. 20 billion plus
possibly, I think I have a clip from from the last shutdown we
see with this is
the game of tug of war as our nation's leaders fought over the
national budget has ended once again in a stalemate. The sun
will soon come up on the second day of the first partial
government shutdown since 1996. I'm in our digital Operations
Center monitoring the feeds with the latest out of Washington DC
as the tab to fund the government shutdown. keeps
running up. Now, the irony is that dispute over government
spending will actually end up costing the US government more
money. It costs 12 and a half million dollars each hour, the
government is shut down. That is 300 million each day and $16
billion in just a week.
That was from the last shutdown in 2013. Okay,
good call. By the way, this is great to show it.
It's pretty amazing. I may have another one.
But wait a minute.
Why?
Where's this money going? Why does it cost $300 million
dollars a day not to run the government? I suppose if you
would turn this into an anarchy we'd be losing billions and
billions every day. Because we don't we can't spend it. I
really wish somebody explained this to me.
I really don't know. The How about. They're just pulling it
out there. But is that? Would that be a valid explanation?
somebody's telling him this and I'd like to know who and I'd
like to see the numbers. Now we need Why is it costly? I don't
know what you expect to find in the book of knowledge.
Who knows? Who knows? Well, now that you're now that you two
have found the joy, the joy of the seer X meta search engine,
sometimes you get good results.
You get different you definitely get a I liked this search, the
seer X search. When are they supposed to search search Asher?
Except for images? That's really lame.
Well, I have read factcheck.org was the first hit. If this is
from 2013, Democrats exaggerate shut down costs factcheck.org.
Fact Check, check false. We've been unable to find any estimate
of a $30 billion cost to taxpayers, which they could just
be using the number from 2013 job. And that figure is 20 times
higher than the ones
that know that know, the number they said on the CBS report that
you played was from 2013. I know they Yeah, you said they're just
used. That's what they're that's what it was. We don't have a
number for this shutdown. Okay.
He believes 20 times higher than 1.5 billion estimate President
Clinton gave in 96. For the combined cost of two government
shutdowns totaling 26 days that took place in the first in the
fiscal 1996 Even account is that 1.6 Even accounting for
inflation that estimate for the cost of the 96 shutdowns would
be only about 2.2 billion in today's dollars.
So this is bullcrap. Well,
let me I'm trying to figure out here, Durbin, ahead. A Durbin
still in the game may have meant to refer to the cost of the US
economy as a whole. But estimates for the total economic
cost only range from 12 billion to 24 billion. The 12 Being
estimate comes from the macro economic advisors. But Democrats
are fond of quoting the higher of those numbers issued by
standards and Poor's Standard and Poor's. So those are the
guys saying it's just a bunch of Wall Street guys.
It's bull crap. CBS shouldn't be spewing it.
Why not? They hate Trump. They want to blame him. Who cares?
Well, it's not even a matter of hating Trump, it's a matter of
just nonsense they go. And the other number which is goes back
to 2013 is really an anti Obama number. So
Right. Well, whatever they do, whatever it costs, I'm a little
worried about my upcoming travel. Because coming back, the
one agency that is on very tight staff rotation is the guys at
the passport stations. So that is going to be going to see
reports of hundreds of 1000s of people waiting to go through
passport control. And you'll be one of the Yes,
well that sounds like a good some good show material. So I'm
looking forward to it. Now. Thanks. Now I had I was watching
C span I guess most throughout most of this and I do have to
have a couple of these are all short clips. And this has to do
with Pelosi. Here's here here is the this is the introduction and
Pelosi somehow got on the on the Dyess to speak for one minute. I
have that we're not playing this but I have the complete archive
of her one minute talk similar to Al Green's it was 13 minutes
almost to the to the minute and here's how she got on this is
Pelosi gets one minute somehow.
Mr. Speaker I am pleased to yield one minute to the
gentleman from Connecticut Mr. Himes.
She's slurring man. Did you hear that Miss?
Yes, not Pelosi, that's this woman from whatever. Okay, Mr.
Speaker,
I'm pleased to your one minute to jump. They're all drunk by
the
way. The gentleman from Connecticut is recognized for
one minute.
If he's here
Oh, wait so Pelosi is gonna grab the opportunity and jump in
Mr. Speaker out we Mr. Himes seems not to be on the floor.
But I am more than pleased to yield to the minority leader and
our great friend and woman, we are very happy about Miss
Pelosi, the gentlelady from California
is recognized for one minute. That's right out. Pelosi comes
on and she's hammered too. And either that or she's losing it
completely. And some of the clips I only have these short
clips, little snippets. But they're all like non sequiturs,
there's just your right hand, she feels like she should just
talk. So she talks for 13 minutes bla bla bla. And of
course, everybody else does get cut off after the minute, but
not her because she has a special privilege. And the House
speaker on the day, just a courtesy they offered to each
other at this level, but did not play the O M G clip, for
starters. I can't wait.
So in that spirit of saying, you want more in defense, and we're
respectful of that, we need more and domestic hopefully you'll be
respectful of that. I think that we can come to terms on that.
And then there's the question of pay fors. How was that? Or is it
pay for it? So that's one thing and that is, that's just you sit
down you negotiate you get it done?
Now, the ISO is the one I'm recommending for the end of the
show, which has got that little bit in the middle and you tell
me what you said.
Do I am I playing the play the ISO?
Hey, force, how was that? Or is it
pay for be committed? omitted?
How was that? Or is it
it's the same cadence? That's great. She's saying pay Ha is
about hey
force, how was that? Or is it pay for it?
Oh, nice.
This is this is her whole 13 minutes is filled with this.
Here's Pelosi clip one.
Let's understand our responsibilities to the American
people. Let us withhold as I have done some of the curd my
enthusiasm about certain other things I have heard said and
done here. I haven't even brought the parent presidents
picture of the things I have heard said and done here. I
haven't even brought the parent president's picture on his one
year anniversary. But this country needs a good shutdown,
he said earlier, but now he got one for his anniversary. Well, I
didn't completely cut my enthusiasm in that regard. But I
do say,
Geez, yeah, we didn't bring that picture of him saying we need a
good shot that he's
evil. Yeah, she,
as an American citizen, I am disgusted by all of this. All of
this, by the
way she damn near gets a standing ovation after this.
Pelosi I get I got three more short clips are all 25 seconds
or so. Alright. Pelosi on education,
these investments in research and development, in education,
in infrastructure, really bring money to the revenue revenue to
the Treasury revenue to the money. So they help decrease it.
And in fact, most economists will tell you that nothing
brings more money to the Treasury than the investments in
education, early childhood K through 12. Higher Education
post grad life time learning for our workers.
Yeah, I don't think that's true
anymore. No, that's definitely not true.
It brings unless you're counting interest on student loans.
That's that's the revenue. Yeah.
Yeah. Now, did you mention it? That makes sense? Good one,
okay. Here's Pelosi uses big word.
So let's just say let's see if we can get that done. Because
that will be more dispositive of shortening the time between
where we are now and if we got a solution
dispositive.
And I thought that was cute. I didn't even bother looking it
up. What I'm gonna I have to look it up, but you're looking
at play the last clip and this is just a that's then ramble,
bringing legislation to the floor. But legislation bring
rules to the floor that relate to a vast array of legislation
that we deal with here. And today, we're talking about
martial law so that we will be prepared to take up something
that will open up government.
Oh, did she say martial law?
Is what she said. Yeah. back that up for
a second that we deal with here. And today we're talking about
martial law so that we will be,
are we really? I don't know if that's what she said. She's
slurring she is she's plastered,
she said, and today we're talking about martial law, what
it sounds like
relate to a vast array of legislation that we deal with
here. And today we're talking about martial law so that we
will be I don't,
I can't hear any other words and martial law can't hear
anything else either
prepared to take up something that will
maybe it was Marsha, Marsha, Marsha, Marsha, open up
government, and meet the needs of the American people. It's
interesting to see the enthusiasms on both sides on
these subjects. Because we have a long history on some of these
issues. We have a long history and commitment to chip, and that
when we brought it to the floor when I was speaker, when we
first had a Democratic president who would sign the bill 144
Republicans voted against that bill. But that's then this is
now
dispositive. In law, a dispositive motion is a motion
seeking a trial court order entirely disposing of all or
part of the claims in favor of the moving party without need
for further trial court proceedings, to dispose of a
claim means to decide the claim in favor of one or another
party. So I guess she maybe we should listen,
I don't know what she's talking about.
Now I want to listen to her use that big word again, because
that's it's interesting.
So let's just say let's see if we can get that done. Because
that will be more dispositive of shortening the time between
where we are now and if we got a solution
is positive in shortening the time? What is that this is
bullcrap. That's not the right word.
Yeah, I don't think so. Either
dispositive in
shortening the time dispositive, directed toward or affecting
disposition. Jesus, why don't you just say what you mean,
Nancy? I
don't know she I don't she was just to get the free floor. It
was on television. She had a minute 13 Just a talk
yackety yak
just on on slurring of speech. The only just just because I got
a note from a producer I want to share. The only thing about the
the doctor that I didn't like the ad, the rear admiral, it was
his explanation of Trump's slurring.
Is this you are the letter?
No, this is me. That's what I didn't like and then add the
weight and all that whatever. But But he said, Yeah, well, I
gave him maybe gave him too much. Sudafed. And one of our
producers sent in a note and he said, I have standing in this
area, I can tell you exactly what I think happened because
this has happened to me. He says that if you combine pro Petia
with any type of stimulant, you can get that behavior. You know,
pro Petia is, yeah, it's
just stuff from keeping them going balls for hair loss. Yeah,
it's a hair loss thing. So don't touch it. If you're pregnant.
It's
here. It sounds like the President is taking Propecia for
hair loss, which I think my eyes can tell me that's probable. But
then the doctor so he wasn't lying when he said well, you
know, I gave him too much Sudafed, but you give someone
who's taking Propecia stimulant. They can go into they can go
into depression, but also slurred speech. So I think we
have our answer.
I think we do that would make nothing but sense and the
doctor didn't lie. He didn't he wasn't completely truthful.
Because it's embarrassing, obviously. To say, well, since
the President is already taking Propecia for that he
said he was doing something with his hair who was taking I think
he said he was taking Propecia No, yeah, no.
Did he say that? He did
mention something about a hair loss remedy that he was taking
with the drugs that he takes it he takes one of the statins,
Chris for it, right? Yes. And I think he mentioned Propecia or
some other hair remedy product. Here
it is. Trump's longtime doctor says President takes hair growth
drug New York Times. That is from February. Yes. So So fact
he's taking Propecia you give him now there you go. There you
go. Hello. Hello, and five M nailed it. So yes. I wish I
could thank our producer but I can only thank him as an
anonymous producer. I think the hair loss thing is very
embarrassing to everybody. Yeah, yeah. About that.
Well it explains it because every our initial thought that
the dentures fallen off forever. Yeah,
that sounded kind of like something that would be spot on
But now Now we've got it.
Yeah. Well, yes. Be careful then. Yeah. Yes a coffee. Maybe
I'll do it. Yeah, simulate.
Yes. It could be anything. Thank you.
Yeah. You gotta get the get a you got to ice so that one
thing. God bless America I have it I have it
and God bless the United States. Thank you very much
it's right out there with the with the stuff that we have from
Sharpton.
God bless the United States. Thank you very much
this is the worst show. Really. We'd like given up on all of
this, you know that everything with the standards of excellence
are for broadcasting. We've set our own standards, new bar,
low bar, new low bar, and why not? I do want to just mention
this little thing. You probably heard about this. I thought it
was interesting mainly because it was a Dutch film crew who
worked for Entomol who I know very well,
it is 609 and several members of a freelance TV crew had been
arrested at Newark airport after they tried to sneak a fake bomb.
past security isn't live look right now at the airport. This
morning. A TSA spokesperson said the crew tried to bring the fake
explosive in a carry on bag but it was immediately detected by
TSA officers. At least seven people are now facing charges
and possible fines up to $13,000. It is not clear what
television network the crew claimed to work for.
So I heard that they may be we're doing something that would
be produced for CNBC. But this is a head so typical Dutch. And
Dutch people will understand what I'm saying, Hey, we're
going to Vegas showed us Americans are crazy. They are
red. We take this bomb and we take it right to the TSA man.
And they actually had a PVC pipe with wire sticking out of it as
their as their dummy. I mean, gee, you got caught with that
one, huh? I wonder why. Wow. Yeah. And while we're on the
topic of aviation, I have been bitching about it for a long
time.
Oh, I think you have the same story I do. Well, of course we
do.
Tonight, delta is cracking down issuing new rules for passengers
with emotional support animals, people bringing pigs on flights,
even ducks and kangaroos. The airline reporting an 84% spike
in animal incidents, including urination, defecation and
biting.
Laughing it's about the money because one way to travel with a
pet on some airlines can be up to $600. But if that animal is
designated as an emotional support animal, it gets to come
with you for free. That's not
true. I would say in recent years more and more people are
cheating the system getting certified online for an
emotional support pet without any proof. I tried it in the
past what type of animal do you have dog? Getting my ESA
certification in just minutes and boom, there it is based on
your responses. You are a good candidate for an emotional
support animal. Great. Then they email me this official letter
from a real mental health professional. And before you
know it, I'm flying with Rory. My producer Lindsay did it too,
with a pic pic on a plane. But now Delta's new rules making it
harder to pass your pet off as an ESA you must provide the pets
ESA certification, proof of health and the signed documents
saying your pet has been trained. You need to send the
documents to delta 48 hours ahead of your flight. How will
this help?
Hopefully by reducing fraud but without putting a greater burden
on people who really need emotional support animals
weeds out the bad ones keeps the good ones able to do it. That's
what we're hoping and late today word that American Airlines may
follow Delta's lead. Jeff Rossen, NBC News New York
is interesting my reports from CBS and it it's the same report
but they had a couple of other angles on it which is kind of
interesting to compare these yeah to Yeah, no, I'd
love to hear it
but this one includes hold on sorry, who stopped Stop stop
stop stop. This one includes a blind guy who comes in and you
can't get the audio just without seeing the guy you don't know
that he's the blind guy is making some commentary. He had a
point to make. That was interesting and there was an if
I say interesting again, please honk the horn. Okay. And there
was also a curious The moment where they discussed all the new
laws putting being put in by the states, which I think adds to
this.
Well, I just want to reiterate, there is no such thing from the
ADEA. The America the association of cripples. There's
no such thing as an emotional support animal. If there is no
legislation, it's not in our Disability Act only service dog.
And it's, we've been talking about I've been talking about
for years. He's a
physician and moaning about it. And I think I have total
agreement with you. Yeah,
it's just people trying to take advantage of the situation to
get early boarding and all that. Okay. Here's your report.
Delta Airlines has new rules for bringing service and support
animals on planes. They take effect March 1. John Taylor has
details.
It's not unusual these days to see a service or support animal
of various kinds, from dogs, to pigs to ducks, even horses on
commercial airplanes. Floridian Bertie Dombroski flew to Atlanta
with her dog poquito
it's just nice to have some something there to cuddle with
and just you know, keep you know chill.
Delta 100 Animals Hey, man,
I just got to keep my chill. You know? I was 20 my dog. Yeah,
Chase
flames. Floridian birdie Dombroski flew to Atlanta with
her dog poquito.
It's just nice to have some something there to cuddle with
and just, you know, calm you and keep you
chill. Delta which carries 700 animals a day. 250,000 annually
says a growing trend of bad behavior by the animals like
biting or urinating has increased 84% Over the past
year. The airline is now introducing new regulations
requiring a signed document stating the animal is trained to
behave a letter saying the animal is in good health and
vaccinated. And if it's an emotional support animal, a
signed letter from a health care professional, all 48 hours
before the flight Jackass Tom Panik, CEO of guiding eyes for
the blind was on a Delta flight recently made miserable by a
misbehaving support dog. For two and a half hours the passengers
had to tolerate this dog while it was barking, lunging, and
disrupting the flight. And no one wanted to confront this
individual and say that that dog is not appropriate. As an
emotional support dog. It might seem like a harmless way to
travel with your pets. But panic says there are serious
repercussions. It profoundly affects us because the next time
we go into a restaurant, or let's go they may told me no,
you don't have access here. And I wouldn't be able to take three
steps without Gus. The Air Carrier Access law requires the
airlines to grant access to service animals used by people
with disabilities. But increasingly that law is being
abused by non disabled pet owners. So 19 states have laws
against calling untrained dogs service dogs.
Good. Good. Sick and tired of it. hate those people? You just
need to chill take me gag me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me.
Me. Ah, good.
It came from the Air Carrier Access law which I did look up
and it was pretty much written for people would
always only serve as dog that is the law that no
but it was written for blind people with with the guide dog.
Yeah, that's what it was written for. Yes. It was never did.
There's no mention of service dogs in there. It's
it's called a service dog. That's just the name of it. But
there's no such law for emotional support animal it just
there's no law. It's not true. I think the airlines are being
really nice about it.
I thought that they put up with enough. Yeah, but apparently is
a bunch of these dogs are like the guy said they're lunging.
They're barking. They're pooping. Yeah.
I ain't come and and the message has gone out in corporations
that you cannot ask if you need it you the only thing you can
ask is Is your dog trained for specific disability? Yes. And
that's pretty much it. You can't ask anything else but the dog
has to be under the owner's control at all times can be
unleashed can't be walking around. And it's just I'm just I
mean, it's hundreds of 1000s of douchebags we're finally getting
there do I'm not
very long time ago I was in Paris. Just a dog walking around
brought this anecdote to mind. I forgot all about it. So I'm in
this crate. Just kind of a very weird restaurant in Paris is
going to dark it was food was good. I don't know why it was
even there. But it will I was and
it really was like it was a dark room.
Is it dark? Room and so it was like they it was essentially one
row but wide aisle and tables on either side for a long length
kind of like a train car. And so I'm sitting it sitting there and
all of a sudden two dogs, German Shepherds like white German
Shepherds come into the restaurant one on either side of
the aisle, sniffing everybody has to go all the way up the
aisle, and then they come running back and jump into a
limo where some guy some weird guy comes in afterwards. We're
in like an urban or something. And he comes in and he just
walks all the way through and then disappears in the back end
nursery and begin the limo takes off. I just thought that was an
example of Agatha. I don't know what was going on at all. But I
figured the place was a little bit skewed Well, I'm
glad that they're taking a stand and I I'll have to look up the
19 states I hope Texas is one of them. Outraged
by look at as you're gonna be 20 Because apparently Arizona is
passing a law to which is a hub. So that's a good thing. And with
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and this was a creates a big part of the controversy. I just
sent a $300 donation for the 101,000 show. I think you and
Adam offered a three for one credit for knighthood for this.
No, never happened. What I offered and it was very made
very clear in the newsletter was that if you donated $1,000
toward an instant knighthood for the period of time before show
1000 You would get three executive producer credits
instead of one. That's where the three for one comes in. Yeah,
that was it.
Yeah. Well, people misunderstood it was confusing. Not anyone's
fault, per se but it happens.
I will say it wasn't confusing, but people just aren't
listening. i The battling chefs from New York area their new job
Bring it back up later. I seem to have this misconception too
is a bunch of chefs that we have as listeners. And I will be
reading a note from them at some point to shore neck okay?
Because they're calling on another chef and it's actually
quite
funny. Well does James Cantelli need any karma or any jingles?
Read the rest of his notes. Okay. He's either a full night
or half a night okay, you're half a night as it were. Either
way. The money's well earned reality is a precious commodity
and I would like to work on the name later but what you can
still do congratulations and thanks no Carmen no jingles okay
good Andrea.
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I anonymous 250 bucks please keep me anonymous. I was hitting
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listening to no agenda like it or not. I had the pleasure of
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here's to another 1000 shows Can I get a resist we much to to the
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combine that with that Pelosi clip. Since I was planning on
doing that anyway, what was the what was the Pelosi was the ISO?
I think it was the ISO you think,
hey force, how was that? Or is it
be committed?
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Is the silly millimeter longer just like my extra penny added
to Jaycees favorite donation douchebag call out second
warning to Dan Spencer. And he has looks like he's just had
some jingle requests but they got cut off
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cut off. Silly me silly mid millimeter long ago referred to
a cigarette sales thing. I think it was on television. I do have
a a somebody sent it. Requesting a phrase from the chaise
discussion. And I'll get to that later. Okay. Dame Dane 23456.
But TO COME IN THE STORY Adam brought in Episode 984 by the
class of ninth grade students in Jutland. Yeah, this was good. I
liked this note, made an experiment growing watercress
next to a router. I work in an IT department in a middle middle
sized company and when the story broke in 2013, we talked about
it at work. We know about electronic interference, but we
still thought it strange so I was appointed the task of
copying the experiment in my flat. So two plays with similar
setup paper towels, seeds and water I placed one of my kitchen
in the window no routers or any other electronics in my kitchen.
And the other was placed in the window between a time machine
router and an iPhone three s playing internet radio during
the whole of the experiment.
There's the there's the mistake. There's the mistake. Music can
be very influential. So if it was all sweet tunes that may
have that I think I think that ruins the experiment by
question that but I agree with you that and there's other
aspects as you if you have iPhone is going to be giving
off. Put your iPhone by your computer and listen to the
noises that the computer makes because of all the RF coming out
of the phone. Yeah. Which I think is sometimes more extreme
than Wi Fi. Anyway, so as you can see from the photos
attached, there's no difference between the two plates. Both
grew at the same speed and up to a nice green. We're perplexed as
to how those teams screwed up their watercress, my colleague,
a dude named Ben deducted that they probably had placed or
watercress in the server room. Nothing grow in our server room
either seeing that it's 10 degrees Celsius and always dark.
I don't remember them putting it in the server room but okay, I
don't know that was a supposition of the dude. Okay,
all right. Even then, I didn't listen to best podcasts in
university in 2013. We had no agenda thinking, thinking hat on
a bullcrap story. And by the way, why is it taken three years
to reach you in America? This is interesting question. And I
don't know that. Oh, no, no,
I'm sorry. That's that's not true. It reaches out But we
recycle that crap. We recycle that. That's like the whole
Tamiflu thing which I have another story about today that
we just recycle it. We recycle it as needed. And depending on
what the political nature of, of it is. I don't know what that is
here. Although a lot of people are really worried about 5g and
what the FCC just wants to give free rein and go ahead. Put your
your five GLS all well, you know, 5g is up to 100 gigahertz.
Yeah, yeah, this is not nest could not necessarily be a good
thing for you to have this. All this spewing around you. Anyway,
same day, and thank you very much. She also wants some health
karma that she struggles a bit with diabetes, some
jobs, jobs,
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma.
I'd like to see that experiment actually done. Yeah, right now
by a bunch of kids. Okay. Alex velinski $200. Congrats, Shawn.
Congrats. On show 1009. Can I get a vacation Carmen? Thanks
for all you do, Alex.
You've got karma.
And last but not least, on what a relatively short list is Tim
anonymous to our bucks. And that's what he is. He's Tim
nonnamous Anonymous, and j n k. And that
wraps it up. And we want to thank these executive producer
and Associate Executive producers for coming in after
that big show. 1000. Appreciate that. It's usually quite a
roller coaster ride these types of deals. So thank you very
much. Real credits. Just look at any television show. You see
executive producers always right up front. And we'd like to do
the same thing here at the best podcasts and universe. Put it on
your LinkedIn. Apparently it works very well with getting
jobs and jobs and jobs. And we'll be thanking more people
$50 And above later on the program. Another show coming up
on Thursday. Sorry, stop that. No way. Wednesday now, yes, the
next show one double oh two will be on Wednesday as I'm traveling
Tuesday to the lowlands. And I arrived Wednesday morning I'll
be prepping and then around 6pm We'll do this just right just
like Thursday only normal Showtime times everything same
bat channel view except for me. And then Thursday I go and pick
up my award. And Friday I returned back home for the for
the weekend. So the next show on Wednesday. Remember us at full
rack.org/n A and of course we've
got another award show happening tonight. Make sure you propagate
the formula. Our formula is
this. We go out we get people in the mouth
can you play the phrase from the Shea's? Jingle? Yeah, no, I got
one. That's interesting. Of course, I
could do that.
We should all get back to a time when the words
dry though I'm not quite sure what the drive is.
From the phrase from the chaise Ladies Gentlemen, John C.
Dvorak, your linguist on duty.
It comes from the question comes from John splash. John M,
splash, Davis writes flying a wax out of Riyadh in the 80s. We
retrained royal Saudi Air Force officers who would occasionally
host dinners for us. We'd be served as spirited goat on a bed
of rice and roast vegetables laid out on a tarp. We call
these occasions goat grab. Because you use no utensils. You
simply sat around the food on the floor and grabbed a handful
of goat and rice. Roll it into a ball and popped it in your
mouth. It was pretty tasty. washed down with super sweet tea
chi Chai, Chai, Chai Chai? Then he says By the way, trace from
the chaise what is the origine origin of get your goat meaning
to get the best of someone?
Oh, that's a good question.
Well, I did some research because I said has got to be
easy to find. I just did I said he could have done the same
thing. Go to Etymology and look up. Look up the phrase. Well, I
was very dissatisfied. And I think in the modern era were no
agenda thinking makes everything sound like bull crap does sound
like bull crap. Okay, and it did. Here's the two. There's no
real quick way of explaining this. They say and if you look
it up comes from one of two possibilities, supposedly, and
these are both bullcrap. One was goats supposedly were used in
farms as a companions to dairy cows to keep the dairy called
cow calm because it goats a nice companion as everyone who owns a
goat nose. And the dairy cow would thus give more milk. And
then if you stole the goat, or you got the guy's goat, the
production would go down and that you'd get him. That was
okay, that was the explanation number one. Explanation number
two is go again, goats were used as companions for skittish
racehorses. To calm them down, so before the race of horse
would be calm down, and if they get run without going nuts and
jumping over the fence, doing whatever crazy things to get his
horse,
if you've got someone's goat than their horse would lose the
race. Yes. Oh, yeah, that's a possibility. I like that. Yeah.
But they sounded
kind of like, you know, no, no, get your goat? I don't think so.
Because and so what I'm doing more research, I've ran into the
fact that the goat was one of the first mascots in football
games, ah, and led by the US Navy, because in 1910, that goat
was given to the Navy football team, and there was there there
was their mascot. And we all know that football mascots are
commonly stolen by students of the other schools. Yeah. So you
get the goat. It's like getting the X at Stanford, I think
Stanford. Yeah. Yeah. And so this goat and there's a number
of teams that apparently picked up on the idea of having a goat
mascot, and this was a 19 between 1907 and 1910. And the
Get your goat phrased is track just to about those years. Your
they look up to when did this first show up in their
nomenclature. 1910 is about when so I think get your goat had to
do a stealing a mascot. I like it was a goat. I like you go
I think you nailed the challenge. That's right,
everybody with the end users and we tell you what it means.
phrase from the chaise. Alright, yeah, we talked about Tamiflu
briefly. There was another psychotic episode with a young
child with Tamiflu. And play
this was Lindsay Ellis of Indianapolis before she had the
flu last year before she began hallucinating bugs on her body
and the devil.
The Devil's voice in her ear John, this is not just a little
bit of crazy nuts.
Before she began hallucinating bugs on her body and the devils
voice in her ear and literally
reminded me of like a scary movie at that time. I'm like
it's my daughter possessed what is really going on. Her
father says doctors believe it was a reaction to Tamiflu.
Day three of her on the medicine. She's acting just
loopy.
The 11 year old was hospitalized for nearly two months had a
feeding tube and was incoherent and unable to move her hands or
feet for several weeks,
not knowing if my daughter was gonna make it from day to day
because the doctors are telling me I don't know what to do. And
it was horrific. I think for anybody involved in it that came
to see her
a year later she still suffers tremors. Ellis like the other
families we have heard from wants more transparency when it
comes to Tamiflu. Better labeling on the packaging and
warnings from doctors who prescribe it. It's something
Japan took a step further. They banned Tamiflu for youth ages 10
to 19 and 2007. After several dozen instances of neuro
psychiatric events, and a spokesperson from manufacturer
Genentech send us a statement it says in part, neuro psychiatric
events have been reported during administration of Tamiflu in
patients with influenza, especially in children and
adolescents. These events are also experienced in patients
with influenza without Tamiflu administration, and the FDA FDA
has listed 559 cases of hallucinations from Tamiflu.
Since 2009.
I dove into this story, then I found that every single piece of
information about Tamiflu includes a very critical
warning. Do not give anyone Tamiflu who has already had the
spray mist flu vaccination. Oh really? Yes and just like the
President with pro Petia and with this combination of
ingredient and we have so much crap out there so many chemicals
that people don't realize that things can happen and you know,
so you if the child has a basically had a hyped up version
of the flu virus inserted now Easily. Apparently there's some
kind of nasty reaction. And if you listen that report
carefully, that sometimes happens even without Tamiflu. So
you got to think about what is going on with the vaccine, but
it appears the combo of Tamiflu. And I'll just say all of the flu
vaccine, but it's very specific, very specific. So I don't know
what the the agent or the chemical is in the the flu, the
spray mist vaccine, but I think that's the culprit. And that's
just like, as far as you've got to watch out for.
So it was like a recipe for a really good time.
I saw some bugs in the devil. Bugs DMT
Dallas talking to me.
DMT can't top that man. You got bugs in the devil. That's.
And while I think a lot of this is also the war on Tamiflu,
absolutely, it comes back every couple of years. But as I was
researching this, I came across a report about the cocaine
vaccine, which we've laughed about in the past, but I am how
mocked, we mocked, we've mocked, we've mocked it, Mark, how can
you have a vaccine against a drug addiction? And I think the
report is illuminating. Dr. Crystal,
welcome to our program. Thank you, oh, what is the idea behind
the vaccine that you're testing?
Well, cocaine is a small molecule and our immune systems
don't see it. So to be able to develop a vaccine, we have to
trick the immune system. And the way we did that was by taking a
cold virus called an adenovirus, one of the causes of the common
cold. And we know that that evokes a great deal of immunity
against the virus itself. So we attach cocaine to the cold
virus, and we ripped it apart. So that wouldn't cause harm. And
we're tricking the immune system to thinking that the cocaine was
part of the cold virus, and so it would develop immunity
against it. So if someone took cocaine, it would not reach the
brain and they would not get it. Hi,
guys, it just record my party.
So it's making the immune system see the cocaine is that
basically what you're doing
that basically is the idea. Now how does that prevent the person
from getting high? Well, if you if we have what are called
antibodies against the cocaine floating around in the blood,
think about those those little PacMan that are directed against
cocaine, you sniff some cocaine, and the cocaine goes into your
bloodstream and the little antibodies, these Pac Man gobble
it up for watching the brain so you don't get the high.
Now, when you first tried this on animals, how well did it
work?
It works terrifically if you're a mouse, and we give you a
cocaine multitude. So we
tie away, I'd like to see that. I'd like to see what a mouse
looks like on cocaine
studies in a variety of experimental animals before we
got to humans, so it works very, very well. But of course, humans
are not just big mice. And until we complete the human study,
we're not going to know whether it works or not. How far along
are you in the human studies, we're about 1/3 of the way
through the study is blinded. So I don't I and my colleagues
don't know the results. We vaccinate the volunteers who are
cocaine users, we vaccinate them on a monthly basis. And the
study goes on for six months, and we evaluate them for the use
of cocaine. And of course, then we'll determine whether or not
the vaccine is effective or not.
How do you see the vaccine you're developing actually being
used one day?
What actually is a platform strategy? So although we chose
pain, because there is no effective,
I knew you'd love that. It's a platform strategy so we can get
some VC funding cane.
And of course, then we'll determine whether or not the
vaccine is effective or not.
How do you see the vaccine you're developing actually being
used one day?
What actually is a platform strategy. So although we chose
cocaine, because there is no effective therapy for cocaine
addiction, it actually could be used for any addictive molecule,
including we're developing one for nicotine for cigarette
smokers. And it could be used for her when and other drugs
like that. So most of the cocaine addicts actually want to
get off cocaine, but it's highly addictive. And so this we're the
hope is that this will help them get off the addiction and stop
using it. Oreos are
just as addictive as cocaine.
I think that's an interesting, interesting bachelor
when he said platform strategy. In other words, this tech not
technique is going to be used for everything under the sun.
Yep.
And it was interesting. To me, I think we talked about this more
KJ, Chris Jacob. His dad was a very famous neurosurgeon. He
passed away I think last year, and he claimed that cocaine
overdose of people dying of cocaine is not from the cocaine
itself, per se. A what Aflac Duck shock that it's more
because you build up it's like a what do you call it to it's
almost like an allergy you build up an allergy for the substance
and then you just go into this Uber is an app Aflac they how do
you pronounce it?
apoplectic as far as I'm concerned? It's the Yeah, I know
what you're saying. I just don't know how they're I off top my
head. I've used misprint. Yes. You butchered it. I can't now I
can't bring myself I'm sorry. Yeah, it's fine.
So you could probably fix it with what do you call it? That
stuff now? What's the what's the SEC? No, no, no, no, no, the
anti inflammatory stuff. Not the Sudafed, but the the other ice
now. Come on when you have a bad cold? Not Sudafed, the another
one?
Yeah, the one you want for a year right? That's Sudafed, but
Benadryl, Benadryl, Benadryl, that's not anti inflammatory as
much as the other stuff is aspirin but Benadryl,
you know, people, you know, taken over a whole bunch of
Benadryl. They have a bee sting gonna have an epi pen that
appears to work.
But the guy who didn't take that stuff, the guy who didn't have
any of this was Tom Petty. Sadly, come on, why not playing
Tom Petty
Patrick crystal welcome to our program.
That's not him. Dr. Fauci.
Yeah, no, Dr. Petty,
the cause of Tom Petty's death is reopening a pay the
way Stopstopstop I don't know where you got this report. But
I've I've noticed every single report that I've seen, really, I
think is really distasteful to be playing in the background.
I'm free. Everyone used it. Everyone used I thought it was
incredibly out there was really poor taste.
The way I took it is I'm free from the the torment and the
pain.
That's what they're trying. That's what they're all trying
to say. But you can't take this guy's songs and use them against
him. Yes, you can. What this amounts to yes, you
can.
Free the cause of Tom Petty's death is reopening a painful
wound. The LA County Coroner's Office says Petey died from an
accidental drug overdose as a result of taking a variety of
medications. Petty's family says the legendary rockers suffered
greatly because of a fractured hip. Dr. Joseph who ROTC
specializes in addictive medicine and forensic
psychiatry.
Apparently he suffered from such severe pain that he combined
oxycontin with fentanyl and what we must keep in mind is that
fentanyl is 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine.
The quarters report also says Petey had emphysema and clogged
arteries. He was also being treated for anxiety and mixed
all of his medications together
the benzodiazepines Xanax and Mr which he was also taking for
anxiety that can be a lethal mix.
petits widow and daughter released a statement in the wake
of the results. He toured for 53 dates with a fractured hip and
as he did it worse into a more serious injury. On the day he
died, he was informed his hip had graduated to a full on
break, and it's our feeling that the pain was simply unbearable,
and was the cause for his overuse of medication. His
family.
His wife, Dana and his daughter Adria, brought out the fact that
unfortunately, this is part of the bigger issue of the opioid
crisis. The opioid
crisis also claimed prints and 10s of 1000s of other lives
across the country.
In 2016, we had 64,000 overdose deaths and 20,000 of those were
caused by opiates.
So unfortunately, this is not going to change anyone's
attitude because it's just Tom Petty. Nice guy just had a bad
D. Well, he no he's a wreck. He was taking anxiety medication.
That's the problem. That's that's where the mix and match
came from. Yeah, sure. The oxy and the fentanyl didn't help but
you add all the Pam's in there. And you know, it's we wish too
much. We need like an Oprah or someone to go before anyone
really understands what's going on. We had Hoffman Hoffman
Seymour.
Oh, yes. Yeah. Well, he was a he was an addict. Yes. You're
right. Oprah is not going to go but but what you said I think
has some validity in that if Oprah became the spokesperson
for this, yes. You'd get somewhere as much of an eye
roller as now is
tonight. In that case, Gail trail would have to OD and then
Oprah would be the spokesperson.
That was one way that would work.
That would work. But but you even alluded to this in the
newsletter. The issue is the fact that these all of these
wonder drugs can be advertised on television in the United
States. If Gitmo nation and the doctors freely administer it.
Yeah, it's a huge problem.
And no one's gonna stop it.
No. And the newsman again, the reason what I mentioned the
newsletter is the news media, the media itself the big, big
media, especially television. Yeah, they're complicit. Yes.
Because they all their bills are paid by the giant do is watch
the evening news or just about pretty much almost anything on
network television. And it's just drug ad drug ad drug ad.
Yes. Which I think by the way, because these companies are so
powerful in their, in their sway over the network's I think is
one of the reasons that most network TV is unwatchable. Or
it's stuff like, you know, the, the voice. I mean, he had a lot
of these kinds of talent shows because they're very, they're
very vanilla. They never they don't make waves. There's no
exposition going on where somebody can make an have an
opinion, brand safe, brand safe. And so you have the four I
think, is another one of these shows you got the for America's
Got Talent, you know, all these shows are? I think the drug
companies are they're perfect for the drug commercials.
They're dancing with the stars. There's absolutely no, they're
vapid.
Yeah. And they're cheap to make. Most of this stuff is easy to
make.
require, you know,
once you got the factory,
yeah, what's it built? Once you get that? Yeah, this stage and
the crazy lighting and all the rest of the puja, that's a one
cut one shot cost and the rest of it is just gravy
through ravey just marketing after after that it's all
marketing.
And it turns out in the United States, and I guess, round the
world, there's a lot of people 1000s Who can sing well, yes.
And they do and they sing well. I'm really, really good.
All right now to some real news. There we are. We have no like
real real news. There's a big problem. Our our two groups, our
two groups are training other country troops in particular the
YPG and the Kurdish forces hand now Turkey is attacking the
Syrian Kurds.
So this is by the way not report on any network. gotta
be really careful because you could kill Americans doing that
Turkey. Here's a report which with a little interesting kicker
at the end,
Turkey has begun a military operation on Sirius Kurdish held
region of Afrin launching airstrikes and cross border
shelling with the ground invasion expected on Sunday 170
planes conducted sorties with all aircraft now reported back
at base in Turkey
camp these are our F six teams by the way. So you know we we
sold it to
a which anchor has deemed anti terrorism has been named
Operation Olive Branch, same to ousting Kurdish militia from
Africa, which has been held by them for five years, Turkish
cross border shelling of the area began Friday, rds policy
has been following developments, please
aid if sixteenths have been firing from the skies. While on
the ground. You have the Turkish backed Syrian opposition rebels
who have moved into this enclave now it isn't on tape that is
controlled by the Kurdish militia, the YPG. From the
ground, we're also hearing that the Free Syrian Army has been
arriving in buses, as well as in trucks that have been fitted out
with machine guns. We are receiving reports in terms of
the civilian situation there. And there we are hearing that
people have been ordered to retreat into their homes and
into shelters, that there are reports coming through of people
who have been wounded and injured and who are being taken
to the local hospital. Now, all of this follows threats over the
last few days by the Turkish president air the one that he
was going to launch a brand offensive into F and it was
really just a question of when and he said that this was really
the only answer to root out what He has called terrorist elements
there take a listen
to the Afrin operation has de facto been started on the
ground. This will be followed by Manbij promises about Manbij
have not been nobody has a right to
say anything. I want the sign that says man bitch
now man beige is an area that is mostly error but is west of the
Euphrates and it is the next step. In terms of the Turkish
military's way of dealing with the Kurdish militia. It is not
far from the area that the Army has entered now. So that is
where all eyes are turning for the immediate future.
I just couldn't get over it.
And Mitch manpage liked it. It's spelled ma N Big J sign itself
is not that interesting.
Okay, but it sounds cool. It does. Let me just see something
here let me just check something I'm not gonna say what I'm
dammit. I thought it would be available man bitch.com is not
available to him too bad. Great domain name Adam ad man
bitch.com
You actually even thought for a second that that wasn't
available or that be available you know you never know I know
once in a while you go what how did that get available? Yeah you
know yay not yeah
never know. You never know.
But generally you can tell Yeah, this is not good. This is like
an accident waiting to happen. Yeah. But you know the Turks
hate these cards so much. When they just don't eat because they
know they're gonna lose a chunk of their their whole thing if
they
give it and can't let it go. Yeah, that's turf. That's what
it's about turf. Well, I find it disturbing my head and I'm
telling you if she is people are gonna get hurt and it's going to
be American servicemen training. The Kurds and this is going to
be shit. I'd be very careful Turkey possibly.
We do have to cover at least mentioned the crazy story about
these creeps. Who in prison their kids? Does this now.
Oh, really? I saw the story earlier in the week and
yeah, I found a good report. This is a CBS covering. This is
not the most recent report because there's new stuff coming
out but I think it's at least get people up to speed. So they
at least have a
bail has been set at $9 million each for the parents accused of
imprisoning their 13 children inside the family home in
Southern California. They're being held on suspicion of
torture and child endangerment. More now from David bagno.
The arrest of David and Louise Turpin was captured on a
neighbor's security camera each escorted by sheriff's deputies
both appear handcuffed. 45 minutes later, the children are
seen getting into a van. Riverside County Sheriff's
Captain Greg Fellowes says conditions inside the home were
horrific. It was
extremely dirty. And as we reported previously, many of the
children were malnourished.
Did the deputies actually find children chained to a bed
there were three individuals that were chained to some type
of furniture inside the residence.
It all went down around 7am Sunday morning. Police say a 17
year old girl escaped from a window and called 911 from a
deactivated cell phone. When police responded she was so
malnourished. They thought she was 10 years old. 13 kids were
found ranging in age from two to 29.
I wish I could come to you today with information that would
explain why this happened.
Here's what we know. The family has been living in Paris,
California since 2014. They filed for bankruptcy twice. The
kids were homeschooled. The home is listed as a private school.
Now records indicate David Turpin was the principal and the
California Department of Education doesn't inspect or
regulate private schools. Officials say there were no
signs of sexual abuse. videos taken at the couple's Las Vegas
wedding renewals show the family together celebrating years of
alleged abuse and nobody heard anything. Sad to say no. Wendy
Martinez, like most neighbors, so she never saw anything
troubling. She does remember seeing four of the kids laying
sod in the front yard around nine o'clock one night.
I mean, yeah, it was Friday. But I mean, you know nothing to
like, call the cops about,
you know, the Police Department of Child Protective Services
that both said they had no dealings with the family until
this and the Sheriff's Department says when they made
entry into the home and they started interviewing the mother
and father. A mother was apparently perplexed that they
were asking questions about the conditions or kids were living
at
Jeff. Hard to believe David beg No, thank you.
You know, that was a pretty content Lois piece. I mean,
there was really no information in there and yeah, first of all,
homeschool or homeschool or bad bad bad homeschoolers all bad
don't homeschool homeschoolers off?
Well, there's a couple of things about homeschooling in
California. It's not really legal and they don't like it. It
happened
in California this.
Yeah. And the guys have moved I think this last place they would
used to be in Texas, I think
but really, what is the district's horses? I asked you
what is the difference between chaining your child temporarily
to some furniture and putting a harness on your kid at the
airport? I'm looking at you Dvorak.
Yeah, well, the big difference is that one is the safety major.
And
you know what you should do if you're going to harness your
kid. You should put a little, a little saddle on him that says
emotional Poor child. Yeah, I
should, I should
get him on board first.
It would be nice to board first, but you don't keep the harness
on the kidney. Don't tie him up at the house. Anyway, I know
that you you've always been perturbed by this. I think it's
funny. So, homeschooling is just allowed in California, and they
because of the government funding of the schools. If your
child is not in school, they get less money. And that's the real
reason. And but this guy wasn't just a homeschooler he had his
he was a private school. That was a big deal. I don't think it
was about much about homeschooling. You know, they
threw that in for no good reason. Because if he's a
private school, and they're schooling him in that private
school, this is not homeschooling. So there's
homeschooling, which you appropriately noticed, was just
a slam for no good reason. Because this if you're a school,
legitimate school and you're licensed by the state, you're
not No, you're not. You're not homeschooling.
And you have inspections. Don't you think? Yeah, you think,
but a date according to them? No. Once you're a private
school, you can do anything you want. From the sounds of it,
which that bothered me more than anything else in the report.
Well, do we know anything about do we have any final information
on what this what I saw at the mall at Disney Land that have
been fun and hanging out? And then we know, I don't know.
No, it's just a story. Well, here's
the story.
Here's this quote, he just made me the point of it is just a,
you know, a shoe homeschooling even though again, I make my
point again, I won't. Which is this was a private school. So
they weren't homeschooling.
I got you. I was already laughed out of town when I said, Hey,
man, NASA deleted all the moon landing tapes. So you tell me,
but maybe people will start to think a little differently. If
the news reaches him about the NSA deleting all the stellar
wind data, all of it. Poor Binney Binney put his life on
the line as a whistleblower to talk about this. This was
between 2001 and 2007 that was that William Binney the
whistleblower. Yeah, that was the building story to Second
Street in San Francisco, where they just sucked in everything
from the internet. Yeah. And this was gonna walk by the
building. This was during the George W. Bush era. And NSA was
mandated to keep that and they deleted it. And they actually
said that they wanted to free up some drive space
so in other words, they didn't delete it. They put it someplace
in a black hole somewhere where it will
remain. That's what I think I'm on.
Yeah, I know that I'm an archivist. I understand this.
Yeah. So you put it in somewhere in this I know it's gone you
make the public announcement you deleted it even though you never
delete anything because that's the way this way the
organization operates that keep everything is what the point of
it.
That's what they do that you remove that data. That's two
guys out of a job we're supposed to look after it.
And so yeah, yeah, no, yeah. Poor Binney. Is an honest man
last on his man him and Drake as the other guy.
Where's where's the media? Where's the M five M on this?
Nowhere? Nowhere. No. Do you have a clip? No, I wish I had a
clip. There's no There's no, because there's nothing there's
no reporting on it. It political. Okay.
Now, here's here's another story is not widely is used as
leverage for global warming. But it's kind of an interesting
thing we should know about Cape Town going dry.
Cape Town, Africa, South Africa, Cape
Town, South Africa could become the world's first major city to
run out of water. What they're calling Day Zero may be less
than three months away. Deborah Patta is there.
Surrounded by two oceans, Cape Town looks nothing like a city
that could soon run out of water. For three years,
successive drafts have devastated its water supplies.
Normally, I would be completely underwater standing here but if
you look back, you can see the dam levels are critically low
sitting at less than 20%. And this is one of Cape town's main
sources of water a source that could run dry within a matter of
weeks. Local government has imposed severe water
restrictions on water security guards, make sure there was no
violence as lineups grow longer.
Okay, I'm not trying I hadn't heard about this, but I'm
already not trusting this story. There's got to be something else
going on.
It could be I know they're using it as leverage for global
warming argument but that Funny thing to me was they were all
these people lined up in Cape Town, which is a very advanced
city. It's not like it's not like nowhere Ville Congo. Sure,
sure. It's, you know, it's like a modern, modern city. Sure. And
they have all these people lined up with buckets to get water and
they take the water their house is like, don't they have water a
water system? I don't know. It just I find the whole report to
be kind of weird, and maybe content less
well, but I'm looking through a couple of different things. I
have a feeling there's something else going on. There's probably
water being taken for industry. Here's my search term. Capetown,
water Chinese. That's, that's what I'm thinking. This guy
went, there's got to be something
to do Cape Town water pipeline.
Yeah, that would work too. Huh, I'm gonna look into this,
because water and that's what the real wars are going to be
about the future will be about water. It's already happening in
the Bhutan area. That's where they have the dam. And there's
the Indians and the Chinese and everyone's fighting. It's it's
bad, bad, bad, bad. Then we still have fluoride in our water
in Austin. You can't get rid of it now. Of these idiots here.
They all believe that it's good for your teeth.
Well, that was a fact that I mean, that's what everyone
thought from the 50s 60s and 70s. Because it was bullcrap.
And but it's really just industrial waste, that
industrial waste is a great way to it's a great way to get rid
of it. Because you can put it in a water supply and gets in, you
know, just it dilutes it to a point where it's it's not ever
safe, but at least it's you get rid of it. There's no other way
to get rid of this some of this stuff.
And I've been looking a lot into what the Austin City Council is
doing in the local government. I saw
our governor on TV, you think that of all places? Yeah. Do we?
Yeah, you'd think he's there. You think of all places Austin
wouldn't have homeless sleeping everywhere downtown. But now we
do. Because they're not they're interested in they interested in
getting Amazon. We're now oh, we're in the top 20 cities for
Amazon
brands. And I guarantee us it will not get Amazon
then Apple was also looking at Austin to expand their new
headquarters. They're just sucking Silicon Valley off every
single day. And
I can also bet I can, but I'll bet on that not getting but
that's,
that's beside the point. The point is, that's what they're
focused on, not on some of the actual issues. And they put up
all these buildings downtown. And maybe they forgot that, you
know, at around five o'clock people leave work and they have
to be able to drive out of these buildings, and then onto the
street and connect to you know, roadways. It's, it's a complete
jam every day. Downtown is jam packed. And we're a sanctuary
city. On top of that, sanctuary cities getting very nervous and
making some pretty bold statements right up the road
from you. They're in Oakland, what's your mayor's name Schaaf?
Libby Libby,
Libby Schaaf?
Libby Schaaf? Probably the best looking mayor in the country.
She's Yeah, she's cute. She's cute. She will look very good in
a prison outfit.
It's no surprise that the bully in chief is continuing to
choose her the bully in chief this is this is the mayor
speaking
Oh no, this is everyone. We're in the Bay Area. Everyone. This
is not just her
do they say Well, no, but I'm saying that is her on the bully
and chief bully in chief. So original, it's no
surprise that the bully in chief is continuing to try and
intimidate our most vulnerable residents. But we're very clear
about what our values are here in Oakland. We are here to
protect all of our residents regardless of where they came
from. We are here to make sure that people feel safe, that
mothers feel like they can pick up the phone and call their
local police department and dial 911 safely and that by the
way, I completely understand this. I have helped people get
legal here in Austin and I do understand the fear although
it's a little less than she makes it sound like because you
can exist quite easily. You can no one is against illegals in
the sanctuary city is certainly not in Austin here to
protect families not rip them apart.
What are you going to do if I shows up to pick up somebody
that has a warrant out for them or has had their documentation
pulled and they go out into the community your police aren't
going to be there to help keep things safe.
Okay. Let me be clear that cities that have sanctuary
status are engaging in their legal right to be a sanctuary
city. We are exploring whether there are legal actions we can
take against the federal government or retaliating
against cities and jurisdictions that are exercising their fully
legal right
now, I looked this up. When she says fully legal right, here's
what she's talking about that it is true that the federal
government cannot mandate anyone in a local municipality to tell
them things about what's going on. That's how that's the whole
legal issue of sanctuary city. So you don't have to tell the
federal government, hey, we picked up this guy. We picked up
this gal, illegal status. That's what it is. That's all that it
is. And for her to say, well, we have the legal right not to
assist federal agents. Performing a raid, I think is
the opposite of protecting your citizens if you're really if
you're really honest about it. So now instead of all we protect
our citizens, it's they're so important to us whether they're
legal or not, when the federal agents come in, which I think is
overstepping their bounds, if they come in, you're not going
to stand there and say, sorry, we're in charge here. You can't
do that. You just kind of let them go. I don't understand
sounds like the opposite of protection to me
to be a sanctuary city.
So Oakland's going to be completely hands off. If there's
any kind of sweeps or raids.
That is absolutely our policy, we will not have presence, we
will not do anything to suggest that we condone ICE raids in
Oakland,
are you worried that your police department will be left in the
dark?
Because it does not mean that ice cannot notify the police
department, if they are planning some sort of RAID, we will not
participate, we will not be in presence. There are other law
enforcement agencies that may choose to provide that type of
protection. They have the resources to do it. There is no
need for our department to damage its reputation by being
near an ice rink to go to jail over. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead.
The police don't have a good reputation. Kidding. I touch it
like that we will not be in presence. There are other law
enforcement agencies that may choose to provide that type of
protection. They have the resources to do it. There is no
need for our department to damage its reputation by being
anywhere near an ice rink. So you're ready to go to jail over
this? Yes.
I'm ready to go to jail over this
thrower in jails and
not going to jail. But I again, just like that doesn't sound
like you're protecting your citizens.
Well, here's what I think in terms of like, why the Oakland
police might want to be there. Who knows what these ice guys
are gonna do? They wreck the guy's house, slanted, violate
all kinds of constitutional rights. bust down the guy's
door, shoot the dog immediately. Yes. And then they guys just the
wrong address. Oh, well, and then go over and shoot up some
other places. Let's rampage a neighborhood. Yes, but
he's a legal resident. He's a citizen, they don't get the same
treatment.
Anyway, the thing is that police should be or at least overseeing
these things to make sure they don't get out of control.
We've talked a lot about migrants immigration, I just say
migrants particularly Chinese, I think we're doing this a lot in
in California, coming to the country, California having their
baby going through the last trimester, and then having the
baby born as an American citizen. Now, this is the anchor
babies and anchor baby,
right? That would be an anchor baby, by definition. Yes. So
this report really pulled a whole bunch of things together.
I liked I liked it a lot. anchor babies, immigration Russians,
it's all in there. Florida
is known for many things, Sunshine beaches, and now as a
place where hundreds of Russians come every year to have their
babies. That's right. Russian women who give birth to American
babies is controversial for sure, but totally legal. Any
baby born in the US is automatically an American
citizen. It's in the Constitution. It's become a
status symbol in Russia to have a Miami born baby who comes
complete with a precious US passport. Mothers proudly post
pictures of their newly minted American citizens. Over the past
four months, we've met dozens of Russian women who've done it.
Oh, it's really common when I was I love Russian women how
they talk by the way I think I need to start working on on one
of my accent is so good. The
past four months we've met dozens of Russian women who've
done it.
Oh, it's really common. When I was taking the plane to come
here. That was not only me, there was another four or five
woman flying care.
Why did they come? Besides the good weather and the good
doctors?
American passport is a big plus plus the baby. Why not?
It sure is. All these babies will have the right to live and
work here, receive benefits. And when they turn 21 They can
sponsor their parents for an American green card.
We're the only place just about that stupid enough to do it.
As a candidate Donald Trump called for an end to birthright
citizenship.
You want to get rid of birthright citizenship, you have
to get rid of Yes, wait for it doing they're having a baby. And
all of a sudden, nobody knows the babies.
But ironically, condo buildings bearing the Trump name are among
the most popular for Russians, who signed short term leases
with the condo owner.
It's a very popular place is very popular place to live with
Trump Towers. They couldn't resist.
You got to always be Trump's at the bottom of everything he is.
That was that was ABC because that was the McFadden was great,
though. I'd love that report. Well, this has been a complaint,
you know, they have to change the Constitution because there
was a constitutional amendment put in to protect the slaves
that after the Civil War, they had to run this run this law or
this constitutional amendment to make all the blacks American
citizens. Right. And that has to be there's no reason for that
anymore. Because there's no more is it you know, we that's a
couple on does a while back?
It's interesting, you bring that up? I received a book from Sir
cross stitch from 1945. Maybe you're familiar with the
American nation? Have you heard of this book?
Who is the author?
I'm going to sell you John D. Hicks?
I don't know the book Morrison
Professor of American history, University of California
Berkeley. Ever heard of? It's from 1945. And I've been reading
it and he says, I hope this brings some context to you. And
you know, I paid seven already. I understood where the 40 acres
and a mule came from which I'd never really gotten the the
reparations. Do you know, the the exact background of this
according to the book.
Well, why don't you read it? I don't know it. I mean, I
probably should know and I probably maybe have known it in
the past, but I don't know it.
So they This was actually I think President Johnson. He came
after Lincoln. And he created the Freedmen's Bureau, the
organization, which was to last for a year after the close of
the war was set up in the War Department under a commissioner.
This is a civil war, appointed by the President and an
assistant commissioner for each of the insurrectionary states.
He was authorized to distribute such issues of provisions,
clothing fuel, as might be necessary to relieve the quote,
destitute and suffering refugees and freed men and their wives
and children. This Bureau also had the right to take over any
land within the designated states that had been abandoned
by its owners or confiscated by the United States and
distributed in tracts of 40 acres or less on a three year
rental basis to loyal refugees and freedmen. So it wasn't,
here's your 40 acres and a mule. Now, we can rent you for three
years. A tract of 40 acres, it's a little different than the
reparations that I hear about today. What happened was the
these bureaus these guys were just running rampant, and they
were they were just telling anybody anything and they were
stealing stuff left and right. The plan to distribute abandoned
land to the freedmen, led to an unfortunate misunderstanding.
Here we go. It was inferred at first that all land abandoned
because its owners had left it for Confederate service will be
available for distribution. President Johnson's policy
permitted the pardoned owners of such property to recover it. The
result was at the bureau had comparatively little land value
to give away. The Negro, however, got the impression
often deliberately spread by unscrupulous agents that each
freedmen would be soon be given 40 acres of land and a mule,
some included for good measure and a white guy to do all the
work. What a gates because scam was such a rosy prospect for the
future and an abundance of free rations for the President. Many
of the Negroes found it difficult to see why they should
do more than await the day of Jubilee. For some day, that day
was actually dated January 1 1866, when they believed the
redistribution of land would take place. So that's how it
happened. That's how we got to this 40 acres and a mule story.
I thought,
well, there you have it. G Americans scamming people, just
like our way of life this is our culture babies I'm reminded of
this thing that with Trump recently where he talks about
Norway bringing the Norwegians over here instead of these guys
from the shithole countries. And that's what we've already pulled
this stunt in the, I think it was in the late 18th, our guess
is probably the early 1900s. And
these days, come to America, we'll give you 40, where it will
give you 40 square feet and
stamp them into coming to the Midwest, most of the Minnesota
and Wisconsin, we're in Minnesota, by the way, still, I
believe at some of the airports still has these Norway joke
books that they sell in the airports, which consists of
these Norwegian jokes that have to do with these dumb
Norwegians. And they were all suckered into farming. And they
really couldn't ever make it make enough to get back if they
were brought back or when. And so the whole Midwest is filled
with them with Norwegians and Swedes and these other high
dive Europeans duped you're being Europeans.
And there's a you can find these ads in the Library of Congress,
these ads that duped them, they say, Oh, look at this great,
beautiful land. It's like this lush, you know, just like
everything is this lush area, and they're setting him up in
the middle of nowhere as Ville, Wisconsin, Nebraska.
And there was this, by the way that President Johnson was a
Democrat. Just need to point that out. Great, good ideas of
interesting book, I can't wait to get through it and read on
the plane.
Well, that's one of those books that are. I can't I don't know
what category a book that is. But there's a lot of books that
were written right after World War Two that are no longer in,
in circulation, because as we've talked about the show on the
show before is that the whole system has been rigged to get
Americans to think more globally. And think less about
our own history. Yes.
Well, it's very clear how that came in. That early. It's, it's
a good read. I appreciate appreciate our knights sending
that to me. But before we go to break, I do want to mention that
as of the first of January 2018, the new European Union
regulation 2015 Slash 2283 on novel foods is in effect. And
the novel foods definition now describes various situations of
food originating from plants, animals, micro organisms, cell
cultures, minerals, specific categories, such as insects,
vitamins, minerals. Yes, they have approved a an entire Bevy
bevy of very of bugs, a bevy of bugs. And now they have this
novel food catalog, and you can search it, but I tried cooking,
I tried getting some names, but I mean, it's all the Latin
descriptions. So it's really useless to me. But it's very
easy now in the EU to take a bug and to label it and serve it up
and sell it to people this, they really lowered any restrictions.
And they just said, All this stuff is safe, you can eat it.
But you know, I don't know what Persea gratissima is very hard
for me to figure this out. But they've pretty much given they
want the Europeans to eat bugs.
Sure they do this with all the globalist one. Why? Because
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We do have a few people to think of for show 1001 And we'll put
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missed a note on 1k Aloha, Adam and John. This is the note that
went with my donation for show $1,333 from Robert Kis kissel
JCD. Mentioned see note from Big Island VIP, but he never read
it. I'm sure with the amount of wellwishers that was overlooked.
Yes. Apologies. Just the thought of how many listeners you have
the no agenda chat room I Ron Powell talk has over 4600
followers. But as people do not chat using real names, we can't
be sure the room runs 24/7. We have over 40 admins from around
the world and the room constantly has between 50 and 70
chatters out of the followers thinking of what that must make
the numbers of the no agenda show. I think donations are
probably less than 1% of listeners. Be interested for
Adam to share some of the new Apple analytics. Keep up the
good work. Hope to see you sometime on the Big Island.
We'll be happy to take you out to the active lava. Nice. So a
couple of things there.
Well, I have a couple errors due to
Well, I will just base it based upon what we know. I think it's
probably 2% of the listeners donate. Isn't that kind of the
number we have we figured out
that's the number that we extrapolated. It could be 1%
that means we have twice as many listeners as we think we do. But
I'm But his experience, I read that note to his experiences
that nobody in this whole pal talk group of four or 5000
people, which is a pretty large
group has given Nick showed up in the donation segment. Yeah,
they don't donate ever. So maybe a couple of have a five bucks
subscription, you don't know. That's possible. But it's no
longer something of a mystery
on the podcast analytics, I want to say, we incorrectly stated
and it was in the beginning, it was that way. But that change.
That is only people with the iPhone 10, whose behavior is
tracked with the podcast app is actually anyone using iOS 11.
And I can just tell you that the way we read them and after we
because we only really looked at him once or twice, because I
know, I just wanted to see if the donation segments drop off.
They don't just you know, this very small dip and people come
right back up.
Yeah, we're looking at it from the point of do a three hour
show. Are people listening to three hours or not today?
Are they listening to three hours, usually the last 10
minutes really drops off? That's the mixes. So that's normal. But
I can say just based on our extrapolation, whatever number
you have in your podcast analytics, multiplied by 10. You
probably that's probably close to something that is your your
listening public.
Yeah, maybe
maybe. I mean, no one really knows.
No, this is a real serious problem and nobody wants to take
it on. I mean, Nielsen would be the people that would do it,
that they can't they even there. Yeah, right. They can't do it
and they can't do it. Now it's like, it's like the same thing
with the videos. You get a little pre roll roll
seconds, three seconds pre roll, no audio is a view. Thanks.
Yeah. Not a view. No view anything.
What is the award show that's on tonight? Greeting the Grammys?
No.
Isn't it the Grammys? Or is that next Sunday? Just the Grammys
are coming up,
grinding? Well, someone has to die. For the Grammys. Let's see
what
Patti and 10 other people have dropped dead. Oh, the adult
Video
Awards. Oh, that was those songs. 17.
Really? Do they really suck? Yeah, you're not entertaining.
It's the sad. I would say just a bunch of skanks. No offense to
the people that work in that business that come up and they
just make fools of themselves. And they slap each other in the
ass. They go on and on with some gags and are funny. The SAG
Awards.
Oh, the SAG Awards? Yes, that's those are usually good because
they're on TNT so they can do a little more about what they say
on stage. Oh,
yeah. There'll be bitching about Trump.
Yeah, well, I can't wait who's hosting? Oh, shoot already just
got rid
of this the first time they have a host. I believe it's. It's
somebody like Jessica Chastain. Or maybe Kirsten, what's her
name? Kristen. Bell. I think she may be doing it
SAG Awards. I love the seer X thing. Man that gives me such
good results. Here we go. screen actor Guild Awards is the 24th.
Let's see who's who's hosting. You're right. Kristen Bell.
Yeah. And I believe that she funny, but she's great. Well,
she is funny. I agree. She is funny, as I say put her and
she's very charming. And everybody likes her. Yeah. And
she this is supposedly the first time they actually had a host
they've never had a host before it's been free range with an
announcer
Right? Good.
So she'll All right, she may be able to get a start and end up
hosting the Oscars.
G is an entire weeks go by I hope I never have to do that.
So here goes your pen ready? Yes, there's an error message.
First of all, again, congratulations with my little
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different names so they're all from Holland. This guy say Dhoni
in Sedona. Yeah, but his name is pista
that's his first name. Yeah,
there's a second name is AJ JDUHAG.
Yeah.
Formerly sir is van. Okay, and he wants to change his name to
serve real
Um, yes, I think we have a surreal of some form, but not
just surreal.
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I've written it down. Very good.
I have another message. Oh, I understand I busier but after
listening to donations saying that this is from Christopher
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then apologizes later, I wanted to ask because you never have
brought up the topic. I don't believe in something for
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We encourage that. Yes, of course it's open source.
You don't need to ask beg for forgiveness that is encouraged.
We want people to hear the show.
So he did want a de douching with some chemtrails goats
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just like we did all that we just didn't read his entire
note. We did all the jingles for him because I remember the
chemtrails to go scream. And I read this note and I even sent
him a note back if you read that this morning. I said dude, you
know,
I read a thing in the morning. I'm busy doing clips Alright,
so he's taking care of he's all good. Okay, I've taken care of
him. Okay.
Do you right you did I just got I just opened your note because
it has error in the message. It says here's the moment you
allotted. Okay, right. And I did the thing you requested which is
to leave out some of it. Last one is from Dan, the protector
of the underwater criminal investigators. Now that's
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on Thursday attaches my initial message that got lost. You and
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I got an update from the producer put that together the
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Ken considering you mentioned only once two hours into an
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Yeah, I would think so. What I found in my boys, list of
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promised you a clip about North Carolina. And hold on. Where's
my mouse? Hey, what's going on? Oh, I'm frozen. What's
happening?
In simplest terms, this was a false alarm. Now the sirens that
warn people there's an issue with the nuclear plant went off
for several minutes. The malfunction appears to have
impacted the carry and Apex areas the most. The sirens cover
a 10 mile radius around Sharon Harris, which is in the
southwestern part of Wake County. So the emergency area
also includes portions of Chatham Lee, and Harnett
counties. According to Wake County Emergency officials, the
sirens malfunctioned at 1258 however, we got our first email
at 1257 saying they'd been going off for a few minutes. 30
minutes later, wait county did confirm there was a malfunction
with those sirens at 141. That's 45 minutes after we were first
alerted. Duke Energy finally released a statement saying they
were investigating the accidental activation. Now this
put a scare in so many people. But it's an important time to
remember if there is an actual problem with a plant. The
emergency activation system kicks in that means TV radio
stations would automatically air emergency messages. Obviously
that didn't happen today. As for today's malfunction, we will
fill you in on what went wrong. Once Duke Energy's investigation
is completed, they released that information.
Yeah, I'll bet you they'd never come back to that. So these fake
alarms going off everywhere.
Yeah, we had a producer sent me a note with a really funny
explanation I thought was really fantastic. And somehow and move
the note around. I haven't found out that I'll have for the next
show. It's
lost in the squirrel mail hole. Yeah. About 600,000 people
received a note from Twitter. I was not one of them. I was
curious if you have
no, say, ah, the Okay. Might have it. You know, I don't scour
my Twitter to
summarize. No, no, it would be an email that you received. Oh,
the email that you use for Twitter to sign up.
Oh, oh, where did it come from? What was the name is a look it
up now. It's grown from Twitter twitter.com. The Yes.
It would be mixed. If you have notifications it would be mixed
in with your regular notifications from Twitter if
someone Oh I'd
have that turned off. Yeah, nobody in their right mind
should have that. I have it
coming through just on a twitter@curry.com button. Yeah,
so it just filters away and I looked in the archive there was
nothing there. But they identified several 1000 Fake
News Russian Twitter accounts which were connected to the to
the was that the was the internet research agency. And
they say hey, just so you know, you were following one of these
accounts just want you to know we've deleted it and you were
following one of these accounts. You're on the list.
Like oh, I never I don't follow certain accounts. I just refuse
to follow.
Yeah, we don't follow that one. But lots of people got got
these.
Yeah, you're on. You're on you're on a on a hitless now
you're on a blacklist. Yeah, you probably get shadow banned.
Let me see if I can find this. So they have a they posted the
blog ah, they blogged about it. informing people of malicious
activity as previously announced, we identified and
suspend a number of accounts that were potentially connected
to a propaganda effort by a Russian government linked
organization known as the internet is
suspended without without, again, real investigation. I
have always liked those that do I know what the count you're
talking about? I liked it's very entertaining.
Consistent with that, well, they have custom examples. That
consistent with our commitment to transparency. We are emailing
notifications to 677,775 people in the United States who
followed one of these accounts or retweeted or liked a tweet
from these accounts during the election period. You're on a
list. Let's see what they had. It was like funny meme photos.
Retweet if you think that President Trump should put
George Soros on the FBI most wanted list?
Yeah, I would. I would retweet that if I'd seen it. Cops have
killed 68 people and 22 days since Kaepernick started
protesting 68 in 22 days 22 days, dot dot dot have no words.
That's pretty good for a Russian troll.
Yeah, I find some of this Russian troll stuff to be
curious.
If you also think FBI Director Comey should be impeached for
blocking the investigation and embedding a criminal. Most they
have great t shirt. A guy with an Obama called me clinger.
Hillary calls me deplorable terrorists call me infidel Trump
calls me American. So yeah, I'm sure that really influenced the
election, that really
last one in particular. Yeah, you got to ban that guy.
So let's listen to what Twitter is going to do as they enhance
information quality. With our current capabilities, we detect
and block approximately 523 Suspicious logins daily for
being generated through automation. We know they have
that because I've had this happen several times trying to
tweet out the link to the show as you go live, and it says,
Hey, you look like a bot. Stop. Right? I
remember that allows me to alongside these
improvements. We're continuing to expand enforcement of our
developer and automation rules. Oh, boy. Since June 2017, we've
removed more than 220,000 applications in violation of our
rules. Okay, here we go. In 2018, we'll build upon our
existing improvements. Our plans include investing further in
machine learning capabilities that help us detect and mitigate
the effect on users of fake coordinated and automated
account activity. Sure, limiting the ability of users to perform
coordinated actions across multiple accounts in Tweet Deck
and fire the in via the Twitter API. Believe me, this is big. A
lot that's done a lot of all of a sudden, you know, 1000
accounts, tweet out the same thing. And continuing the
expansion of our new developer onboarding process. Hey, oh, the
bard. Come on, boys. You're on the list. To better manage the
use cases for developers building on Twitter's API. This
will help us improve how we enforce our policies,
unrestricted uses of our developer products, blah, blah,
blah, blah. And then they're going to hear we are media
literacy and partnerships. We recognize that Twitter is an
important part of a larger ecosystem of how news and
information spreads online, we have a responsibility to support
external programs that empower our users. So they've chosen
their partners, Common Sense Media, the National Association
for media literacy, family online safety and connect
safely. So I'm going to look into those and see who's behind
them.
Sorrows,
maybe I think the Common Sense Media know, the National
Association for media literacy, I think maybe I'll be looking
into that. So
you're safe, you're safe, that somebody's Look, you're
safe from Russians. Now, what's really egregious, though, is the
Forex ground is a Dutch newspaper, which is like the, I
would say, is really the New York Times heralded as you know,
the elite paper of the low lands, and one of the faculty a
couple, but this this is one woman in particular, have their
big name reporters. Sue me says what is her name now? I can't
find so quick anyway. She says, you know, when I experience
something, and I write about it. Here's what she says oftentimes,
here. When I see something on the street, where someone who is
black, Turkish or Moroccan is doing something rotten, I often
change him in my reporting to a white Dutch person, because
otherwise I am called a racist. Let me just let that sink in for
a second. Hey,
let's start over start over. She writes for the elite. She writes
for The New York Times.
The Dutch version, the Dutch elite, newspaper, paper record.
It's a big deal, that there's newspapers, right? They're
always right.
And she says Read that again. She says,
oftentimes when I'm reporting on something I see on the streets
where someone who was black, Turkish or Moroccan is doing
something rotten. I often change him in my reporting to be a
white Dutch person because otherwise, I am called a racist.
Yeah, that's I don't know what it is. But it doesn't surprise
me in the least. I mean, you see that in the reporting all over
the place that you know, they just leave out certain things.
They don't go out of their way to lie. It was not a white Dutch
person. She that's just a lie. Yes. But most of the time, it's
just omission. You don't say? I saw?
Like, you never say it was the Democrat congressman who got in
trouble you say it's just congressman. Right? Because I
wrote once about an annoying Moroccan woman on a scooter with
a fat boy on the back with an iPad. I had to break for a
pigeon. So she so she also had to break and then I landed in
big shit. I wrote that down and description of what she looked
like a woman with a headscarf and a fat boy, I got so much
angry mail about that.
It's within it. Okay, whether it be this is one of the problems
with the media.
Yes, Silvia monitors are named Sylvia Bitterman. Yes.
Is that Is this just a vocal minority bitching? And they
really is not anything to be concerned about and you should
just go ahead and do your reporting which is do your job
yes. Do your job you know and actually report What you see
instead of report with somebody you know, read just reporting
generalities or is this like the Dutch public? Is it
representative of the Dutch public or not? I am asking you
Yes. I
believe combo I think the Dutch public is very politically
correct. Outwardly and extremely
borderline racist, privately. So it's kind of a kind of goes both
ways with them. So catch
22 In a way yes. Yeah. I think that goes on here. I don't think
overt lying doesn't go on. It's just that the descriptors are
just left out. Gotta change it. Yeah. Just not change. You don't
even change it. You just leave it out. Right. There's maybe a
woman and a boy on a on a bicycle or Yeah, could have said
that. You know, it'd be a woman with a headscarf and a fat kid.
Not to put that in.
No. She was just about the fat kid I think yeah, he was this I
want to make a tech prediction. So I was reading the story and
there's quite a movement you know, I think you can do it on
an Android but on on the iPhone, you can do replacement text. So
you can for instance, you can type in Oh MW and that will auto
expand to on my way. If you're just texting something quickly
to somebody, as I use this on the Android, they must have this
an Android you can do shortcuts. I think there's an app for that
be something like that has built into the iPhone. And now there
are calls for people to set your autocorrect to change certain
things such as if you type in guys, then the iPhone would
automatically change that to folks. And my prediction is this
is going to become standard. I think Apple's going to
eventually release autocorrect we used to be able to change I
think they'll have autocorrect built right into correct your
language your use of language to make it I think folks
is probably gay Yeah, it's headed for the universality of
usage. It began and we use it right bom bom Obama Yeah. And
guys even though guys is a term that women use amongst
themselves Hey guys, let's go with other women go hi guys.
They'll say they'll do that. is still a reference to men. Which
is bad all references. The men are bad. And they haven't got to
the Herstory yet is instead of history. But I can see folks
taken over Sure.
But I can see Apple releasing these auto Kurious to Apple so
totally important. The iOS baked in ready to go are baked in for
sure baked in baked it. You'll be able to change it but it will
be baked in. Hey, since I know nothing about sports, and a
number of people said hey, this is great. Now you can you can do
a prediction in January please be amazed that I guess the NFL I
sent out an email blast. And in the email blast it said well,
since the Who is it?
This far so good. Yeah, I
know this. Well, you can help me out here. I don't know what
you're talking about an ad that appeared this week on the NFL is
various social media platforms drew the ire of Eagles fans
ahead of Sunday's NFC Championship game against the
Minnesota Vikings. Because it appears to predict the teams
that will be playing in the in the Super Bowl. Okay, the
advertisement promoting a contest to win Super Bowl
tickets shows New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady
opposite Vikings quarterback case Keenum flanking the Super
Bowl logo. Okay. And in addition, here's the copy your
team is headed to the Super Bowl. And you could too. When
you donate to United Way you could score two club level seats
to watch the Patriots versus the Vikings battled it out for the
coveted Super Bowl title.
It said that he actually said yes, yes.
So what do you think? Now?
I think if it's not a hoax, are you suspicious about people?
Yes. I mean, it could be a hoax. Somebody just dreamed it made
the ad up.
Now it's on the official NFL Twitter page. Taken down now,
but yeah, I'm skeptical could be a hoax. I'm
just gonna guess hoax. That's dumb. But
now it's kind of damned if you do damned if you don't. If the
Patriots and the Vikings in the Super Bowl, then everyone's
gonna say us fix. And if it's not, then they're gonna say, Oh,
we got gypped because it was fixed. And then we lost. They
made us lose.
Yes, that's actually you're right. Because no matter what
happens now, but I still think it's a hoax. I think they're not
that stupid. They could be wrong, really.
They need to do something about it. I think the damage will be
it's much bigger than people realize. You take away the
belief system.
And maybe go back to repair. I got one last cup I want to play.
All right. And I'm not that amazed whoever said you'd be
amazed. But that was funny that you brought it up to me. I'm
impressed. Not amazed but impressed. Talking about
reporting and the way people report things. I've been moving
this clip from show to show to show the show and I just haven't
been able to get to it. And this I'm going to play it and this is
a clip that bothers me. And I want you to tell me why I'm
bothered.
Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon has resigned as
head of the far right wing news outlet Breitbart News, which has
been described as an online haven for white nationalists and
frequently publishes white nationalist propaganda.
Well, it's his publication, first of all. No, well, let me
let's do it again, dad. This is a fun game. Let me listen.
Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon has resigned as
head of the far right wing news outlet Breitbart News, which has
been described as an online haven for white nationalists and
frequently publishes white nationalist propaganda.
Well, there's a lot that bothers me there, but I'm curious what
bothers you been described?
Yes. Oh, no. I should have I should have picked up on that.
Dammit. Words matter. Good one.
It's like why can't she just go online and look at it and look
at it. Why does she have to go to a third party? As so she can
report that it's been described as Yeah, why don't you look at
it and tell me what you think you're a reporter? Aren't you?
Yes. This is like spa. It's like me saying, Well, I'm here. I'm
here in my little podcasting hovel. And I gotta I gotta write
this been described as read. It's either I'm sitting here, I
can look at it. It's read. Hey,
is it a podcasting humble that you describe humble? What is it?
There's a phrase from the What does a humble
little like an enclave? Oh, humble.
Guy will? Hey, just one last thing because you know that we
have more stuff coming out of Vegas of the Vegas massacre. Now
tell me what bothers me about this story. Police discovered
child pornography in Las Vegas shooters computer. What bothers
you about that?
Remember, I was like well,
what had no hard drive.
I forget that detail.
No hard drive.
And there's no way they can discover anything. It was got no
hard drive.
Now, there it's unclear if this was a different computer but the
only computer really
brings two or three.
The only computer we heard about it was the one on one hard
drive? Yeah. So I don't know.
I think he got another cuckoo clock there.
final clip. This is for all the net neutrality nuts out there
was a Thomas Woods podcast,
it's reality nuts. Yeah adam@curry.com
This is former FCC economist Tom Hazlitt. Talking about net
neutrality and how net neutrality. The lack of net
neutrality is actually what enabled the Internet to be built
into what it is today, which arguably is a cesspool.
And I was trying to think of what would be a metric that we
could all agree on where we could say, look, one or two
years from now we're going to revisit this question, is there
a metric we could use to measure how the market has proceeded.
And this is the precursor to, to the net neutrality rules was a
thing called Open Access. That was regulation of the telephone
company's data offerings, which were initially DSL, Digital
Subscriber Line service. And in the late 90s, early 2000s, cable
modem Service came in in fact, cable modem service led the
broadband market, even though there was no evidence people
wanted it, and the United States and therefore the world really
introduced the mass market, broadband internet, because in
part, it was unregulated. It did not have common carrier
obligations as part of the telephone company business
model, they could just offer unregulated pricing, unregulated
service. And in fact, DSL, the offering of the phone company
was regulated. And they had to have certain common carrier
rules, and they had to make their facilities available for
competitors to use. And cable competes very successfully, in
fact, becomes two to one dominant over DSL in terms of
number of subscribers in the early 2000s. DSL is then
deregulated between 2003 and 2005. And when DSL gets
deregulated its subscriber growth jumps relative to cable.
Now, this is very strong evidence, in fact that the
common carrier rules were not helping consumers. Were not
promoting efficiency. We've already done that test with with
respect to these open access rules.
And have we heard any issues yet with people getting turned off
websites not working, slowing down?
There's a couple of things that are kind of precursors to that,
but no, not really. Good. Well, you're just a naysayer. Yeah.
Heck yeah. I'm a naysayer. You're naysayer, I
don't want the government regulating the internet. That
yeah, call me a naysayer if you must.
Okay, then I get one last clip. Sure thing. Now this is the C
span call in and this I just want to preface this. I'm we're
not Republicans, I'm an independent we don't have. But I
want to play this clip. This is a Democrat called the Democrat
Classic is this person who calls into C span. Having been a
Democrat most of my life and then become a Republican and
then becoming an independent, I know all these, these little
meal use. And I can assure you that in the classic sense, this
person is a genuine, old fashioned Democrat. And this is
the kind of person that they're they were trying to get out of
the party. So they could become more pro banking and pro
business and do all this to the Hillary wanted to do by moving
the Democrat Party away from this person. But I got the
biggest kick out of this because it's such a throwback character.
Well, I think they shouldn't have the shutdown for the
service people, because we need them with boilers and everything
like that. But for the other people, for the foreigners, and
for the kids, kids that are born in United States, even though
they're foreigners, they should be out of the country. I don't
believe that. I don't like them. I do not like people taking over
our country. Don't pay taxes when they're in our country.
Reaction to the federal government shutdown. Next is
Spencer Massachusetts.
No one on the O one believes
you. No one believes you. No one believes you.
No one believes me what?
That that's a Democrat. That's a Republican. Can't you hear
racist people?
Democrat line I know is a classic old Democrat. I believe
me by No man, I'm telling you, no one will believe you. Well,
that's because today's world they've been propagandized not
to face reality. Yes. But this guy, of course, I liked the fact
that he cut her off right She I don't like these people.
They're like those brown people. That's right. Read your history
people read your history.
That is your old fashioned busing Democrat
fabulous great party and that will do it for today's episode
of the Best podcasting universe episode one double O one where
the next one coming to you by country li by continentally. I
shall be in the lowlands at the lovely airport hotel for a few
days. Wednesday is when we do the show same time same stream
and I cannot wait for the
sacrifice different date
yes yes same time different debt and OB street I will bring a
report of the SAG Awards no doubt
and whatever else happens to show day after all and coming to
you from downtown Austin Texas Capitol the drone Star state
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law condo in the morning everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where you know it's gonna rain
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vorak.org/na Until then as always adios mofos
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it's almost too delicious to believe my friend
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it's almost too delicious to believe my friend
will conflict conflict conflict
I am standing to Senator Obama to say yes we are a citizen it's
almost too delicious to believe my friends
will conflict will conflict already
that is what's going on? Why am I losing? There's insanity in
the control someone's pressing the buttons. Someone in that
control room was out of control
where's the hammer?
The Hammer hammering hammering hammering out where's the
hammer? The hammer the hammer sock is a hammering hammering
out where's the hammer? Someone's pressing buttons
turning my sounds on what am i Alright it's back where's the
hammer? The hammer the hammer is a hammer hammering out there
where's the hammer? The hammer the hammer the hammer the hammer
the hammering where's the hammer? What am I going on? Why
am I losing this insanity in the control someone's pressing
buttons. Someone in that control rumors out of control hammering
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then God bless the United States. Thank you very much.