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Adam curry John C. Dvorak.
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town is where the most old people are. That's where you
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It's pretty tasty.
I got some CBD tea from from Amsterdam.
CBD CBD tea.
Yeah. And the you buy it right in effectively how effective is
it has no THC. It's it's they call it sleepy time tea with
CBD.
There's a Nike out.
Well, when I drink it, I always you know. Yeah. I get drowsy.
Not really drowsy, but it calms you. I think. I don't know. I'd
rather smoke my CBD. I think that's a much more effective way
of administration. Just my opinion.
It's easier on the lungs.
Yeah, big day. Today's young clothed. We got the Super Bowl
happening today.
I have the whole thing wrapped up in a nutshell. I have a clip
for the Super Bowl. I have one Super Bowl clip as it says sippy
bowl buzz means Super Bowl. Yes.
It's just an ISO though.
Yeah, that's all there is. Okay. Yeah, okay. Yes. The Super Bowl
in a nutshell.
Well, we always feel that a lot of these sporting events are
rigged. Certainly organized sporting events, whatever. The
Olympics is always very interesting to watch. But with a
lot of geopolitical stuff going on, I think that we need to
investigate this or just pre construct deconstruct what might
happen with this year's Super Bowl.
Well, I think we did at the end of the last show where we You
said you think the Eagles will win and I thought the Eagles are
win for technical reasons.
No, I don't think because of the replacement.
Quarterback. Mind. That was my thesis.
Yeah. Well, last year, the Patriots, the Patriots, the
Patriots, patriots.
Like no, that's that's the new name
the Patriots. They're going to win. Because of Trump's
friendship with Brady and Belichick is he's the coach
right? Bella? Bella. Yeah, Belichick and the owner, Robert
Kraft.
Yes, they're all Trump supporters. That's a good point.
Right.
But we can't have that this year. And now of course we have
the NFL, you know, they they allowed players to take a knee
for the national anthem, the ratings are down. So I don't
think they're gonna be doing trump any favors. To get news
good graces. So Eagles win. It's just It's obvious.
Okay, well, that's a little more stark
and and I gave you 17 for the Eagles will be down 17 points
before halftime. And then they will still win the game.
And the rationale. Where'd you get that from?
I can't review my sources and methods. It's important to
national security.
Okay, well, this is important to national security, this all
that. And by the way, all you have to do is say that and then
everyone's like yes, yes, sir.
Yes, indeed. I think I might have a comp collage of such let
me see this would be under the heading the memo. Yes, I do have
a comp Lodge. For those of you who didn't know, the the memo
came out. I was surprised you were right. I didn't think it
would come out this quickly. Yeah, here is what we heard
about how dangerous this memo truly was. I think before we
read
it next Waco, the next time that federal law enforcement agencies
are killed in the line of duty, that's on Trump.
I'm not surprised that the FBI comes out and says that this is
dangerous. declassifying this information is dangerous and
dangerous national security,
so called Nunes memo, a four page memo, which, by the way,
threatens extremely classified information and in dangers,
sources and methods. The President
wants it out even though there are concerns that the work of
10s of 1000s of law enforcement and counterintelligence
professionals may be smeared. They're
advancing in some sense the interests of Russia. So I didn't
see any real national security concerns. In fact, I have
another I have another company law hash, which what this was
really mind boggling of all the all the terms you could bring
back to describe this memo. And by the way, it did say
memorandum and it but it wasn't structured as a memorandum. No.
Yes, it was. It was was that is that how you structure
memorandum?
Pretty much? Why would he end up fighting? I hate this. I'm gonna
say something. I was gonna roll their eyes on this one. I'm
actually an expert on memo writing.
I'm not rolling my eyes. I know you are. That's why I'm asking
you.
Because I actually I took us a whole full day seminar. Of all
things. I'm a big fan of seminars, by the way. Yeah, I
took a full day seminar when I was working for the air
pollution district on how to properly write a memo if you can
imagine it being a whole day. Yep, it actually was a whole day
and I thought it was very valuable. And I can write a
unbelievably kick ass memo. I
would like to know if you feel this memo was structured
properly according to your seminar?
I think so. Yeah, I was gonna pretty well structured.
I always like writing memos that start off with to memorialize
our conversation. I love doing that. You just set it in stone.
No, no, no, they brought one back. They brought one back of
all the things you could call this memo. What would what would
the stupidest word be?
I don't know. But I'm guaranteeing the audience that
you've got it right ready to tell us what he said. This memo
is really reminiscent of the darkest days of the McCarthy
your
Imagine if Devin Nunez is feeding us a nothing burger you
This
is you know amongst one of the most dangerous days of this
presidency so far talk about a nothing burger.
This is extremely dangerous manipulation of information in
order to discredit an investigation. Oh for
goodness sakes the memo it could be momentous or it could be a
great big nothing burger.
That's right. We're at a very dangerous inflection point here
in incredible abuse of power.
So what happens if this thing does turn out to be basically a
dud? And I'm not saying the word nothing burger because I was
asked by my second producers to
well, this to me is very, very sad and dangerous. We're talking
about defending the rule of law defending the independence of
the Department of Justice. I can say yes, worse than nothing
burger. It's
like having nothing mustard. Wow, that guy needs his head
check.
So it's dangerous. It's so you had that competition over did
that one they had it's dangerous and that fall by nothing burger
dangerous. Nothing burger. Yeah. to imply that it was a nothing
burger, which is the worst phrase ever developed? I think
it was during the Clinton campaign. No, it
was it was after. It was Van Jones who started that remember?
He was the hiker. They hijacked him? Or they they? They jumped
on him outside of some building?
Maybe I can't remember that. But I do. Remember Clinton used it
once. Well, I have it right here. This sure you do. Yes. I
have it right. What we do. Hey, man. We met in Palm Springs a
few years back. Yeah. Are you been? What's What do you think's
gonna happen this week? Oh Russia thing.
That's where he launched it. The big nothing burger. It was Van
Jones.
Low calorie. Alright, so
we both read the memo.
Your thoughts? Yes. Yes. I actually think the PBS report is
quite good, which I have clipped extensively. Okay. And I the
other networks. I mean, I think PBS just did a better job except
for one thing, which is highlighted by the first clip.
The teaser memo, PBS one second. Got it.
Tonight's other major story is the release of a highly
contentious congressional memo on the Russia investigation.
Okay. Was this memo on the Russia?
No, no. Good judge. Those who that again?
Tonight's other guys. Your story is the release of a highly
contentious congressional memo on the Russia investigation.
It's so interesting because that conflagration is made
continuously.
Especially on PBS pa good catch. Now PBS also kind of
what what is the memo about it's not about the Russia
investigation?
Apparently not. I don't think it is. No, it's just I was just
about I'll just tell you the two sides methodology want yeah.
Methodology.
Thank you. That's a great word. The memo was about methodology.
Dimension A is saying, our institutions everything's rotten
to the core and then you know, this is democracy is falling
apart. This can't stand. And dimension B is saying, Ah, this
memo is trying to stop the Mueller investigation by getting
everyone fired. That's pretty much all I've heard.
I think that's pretty much all there is. So let's listen to
their directional report here a little longer. This is PBS to
tonight's other major story is the release of a highly
contentious congressional memo on the Russia investigation.
It's named for Chairman Devin Nunez of the House Intelligence
Committee. And Republicans say that it shows abuses and bias.
Lisa Dejardin begins our coverage.
When President Trump personally announced the decision to
release the Nunes memo,
the memo was sent to Congress it was declassified Congress will
do whatever they're going to do. But I think it's a disgrace
what's happening in our country. And when you look at that, and
you see that and so many other things, what's going on, then a
lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse
than that.
The memo written by Republicans on the House Intelligence
Committee begins with some stunning language. It speaks of
concerns with the legitimacy and legality of how the Department
of Justice and FBI have worked with the FISA or Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Court and says there is a troubling
breakdown of legal processes the fall What's that, based on the
memo centers on secret surveillance of Carter Page and
advisor to then candidate Donald Trump for some six months in
2016. Republicans charged at the FBI and DOJ including top
officials, James Comey, Rod Rosenstein and Andrew McCabe got
permission to spy on page based on flawed sources that were
biased against Trump, and that the agencies knew that and hid
it. Specifically, the memo says that officials did not disclose
that the Trump opposition research dossier put together by
Christopher Steele was funded at one point by the Democratic
National Committee and the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Another charge that Christopher Steele himself was bias telling
a justice official in September of 2016, he was, quote,
desperate that Donald Trump not be elected. One more that the
Justice official he told a man named Bruce or himself had
conflicts that his wife worked for the company behind the
dossier. This all matters far beyond Carter Page because
Republicans say this information sparked the much wider Russia
investigation by the FBI now led by Special Counsel Bob Muller.
Some are using not to question the investigation. Democrats say
that's the real and political objective here to undermine
molars investigation.
Oh, there you go. That's pretty much what I said only they took
two minutes to do it. We were done.
details that were worthwhile. You know, we
started. Sec, by
the way, is there anything that ever comes out in this? I'm
gonna play the two more clips. But is there anything in here
that we haven't discussed on this show? No.
I'm not the only thing that while I knew that we knew that
steel had talked to the media, but I was unaware of the Michael
isikoff conversation. He is He and that was mentioned in the
memo specifically he wrote the he wrote the article that was
apparently used as corroboration that the steel dossier was it
had some had some meat to it. So I didn't know that. But I did
pick up something from Michael is a cost podcast. Because
because of course he has a podcast. And he has more his
podcast is called skullduggery.
And first I should point out that I'm not the only journalist
that Christopher Steele was meeting that day. And and I can
talk about this because Christopher Steele himself in a
British court filing has said he spoke to journalists from
multiple news organizations, and
it makes him an hour's kind of makes him a slightly unusual spy
spy who talks to a lot of reporters. Well, he
Yeah, he was a spy. Right, right.
By the way, if I learned anything, I feel that you could
have a third take on the memo. And the whole situation at
large. The British government disrupted our elections by
putting their spy in the middle of our business.
I think you're 100% on that one. I mean, that needs to be needs
to be one of our Yeah, yes. I mean, it's it needs to be one of
our points whenever there no agenda with regard. Yes. It's
certainly
plausible. We know that Britain didn't even want to Donald Trump
land before he was President. They didn't want to let him in
the country.
So right before he got elected, they were very we have the
clips. Yes. We VM being excoriated in the House of
Commons. And it was it was ridiculous. They were all
calling him names. Everybody
went there was one of your clips. What would you have
titled that?
House? Parliament's Parliament some And then maybe we'll
probably Parliament Yeah, I think I have it here.
I'm sure that it's a great shock to you to sound genuine
now. That's a that's an EU that's the EU Parliament now we
want the British Parliament anyway, we have it somewhere for
sure. That's the only thing that no one is really bringing up is
BOMA. This was a Yahshua, former mi six former I'm sure. Can you
really be a former spy really? Who worked in Russia? So it
could it could just as well have been the guy was flipped by
Russia and he was doing this on bested behest of the Russians.
That's all plausible if we're just talking out of our
buttholes
he spoke to journalists from multiple news organizations kind
of makes it kind of makes him a slightly unusual spy spy who
talks to a lot of reporters. Well,
he Yeah, he was a spy. Right. Right. But and I should say he
was forced to document that as part of the lawsuit that's been
filed against him and his company over the dossier. But in
any case, yes, look, Glenn Simpson, as I mentioned, old
friend, you know, stellar journalist.
I didn't realize that Glenn Simpson who runs fusion GPS was
like a big time former journalist. I'm sure you knew
this. I didn't know that. But so it seems it seems like a great
gig. Much, much better.
There's a lot of gigs that are better than being a journalist
nowadays.
I mean, doing oppo research, you see the the numbers these guys
were getting, oh, yeah, that's good money in that years, God,
we should be doing it. Just the thought of it,
investigative business and was doing opposition research for
the Democrats. I did not know, by the way, that it was the
Clinton campaign itself and the DNC that was paying Glenn's
company fusion GPS, but I knew it was on behalf of Democrats
who wanted oppo research, this was oppo research and and that's
what I do during political campaigns talk to Apple people
from both sides to see what they got to see if there's anything
they have that might be worthy of a story. So I make
Christopher Steele. He's a serious guy. And I mean that in
every sense of the word. Off to this resume, he former mi six
operative in, in Moscow, the top Russia specialist for British
intelligence for many years, then in the private
investigative business had been hired by Glenn to do this
research on Donald Trump's ties to Moscow. But he was not
interested in small talk. There wasn't a lot of, you know,
numerous asides. He was there was all business. And he had
what clearly he viewed as some very significant information
that he had developed from his sources, the people. So let me
just stop you for what so I mean, obviously, throughout the
course of your career, you've met a lot of secret sources. And
a lot of places including I'm assuming Washington hotels, he
struck you as credible as what you're saying that he was not
flaky or conspiratorial. He struck you as someone who was a
serious guy.
Now wait for it. But this this is what he's really in the
business for.
I think that's fair to say. Obviously, I wanted to check him
out. And by the way, I should have mentioned this earlier, all
of this will be documented in great detail. In the forthcoming
book. I am coming out with David Corn, Russian Roulette, the
inside story of Vladimir Putin's attack on America.
He's just plugging a book. David core with David Korn, the other
guy who was complicit in this. Yeah, power on. That's just
lame. We gotta have a book podcasting. The memo. Casting
Russian collusion. Yes. We listed we lived it for four
years. We have a book about it. We all will be revealed. Oh will
be revealed. Are we have sources.
All right. Let's go. Let's go back. Jump back to the PBS
discussion on memo PBS. Three
Democrats say that's the real and political objective here to
undermine Mueller's investigation. President Trump
was asked today if he is now more than likely to fire Deputy
Attorney General rod Rosenstein the man overseeing the Mueller
investigation. You figure that one out. Meanwhile, Democrats
argued the Republican memo is wholly misleading. For example,
it shows the date of the surveillance request October
21 2016. But that was nearly a month after the Trump campaign
had said Carter Page was no longer with them. Yeah, that's
a little annoying detail, isn't it? It's not
annoying to me, and I'll tell you why. I think it's good.
There's one aspect of this completely The overlooked okay.
And that is and by the way the Democrats if you listen to the
talk radio guys and including the Trump haters that are on
talk radio with a right winger Michael Medved, who seems to be
like a never Trumper and they all bring out this day. Well,
this was after a very quit. But as we found out from Snowden
once you get one of these warrants, it's like a tape
recording that goes to infinity in both directions of the
timeline. So you drop right in on that date. But that doesn't
mean anything. You get to listen to all the recordings in the
past. Yeah, all the Trump recordings and all the few John
put the vinegar book on hold. Our book is going to really
explain it all.
So the bull crap about the date is nonsense. And we know all
that because no didn't told us. Yeah, why isn't anyone bringing
that up? But why did because they either a don't think of it
or doesn't doesn't meet their standards of whatever theory
they're promoting. I
think, you know, we registered section 702 dot org. Gee, maybe
it's five years ago, six years ago, maybe even longer than
that. And I was collecting articles about section 702,
which is exactly what we're talking about which President
Trump just reauthorized? Yes. Quietly, I might add, which is
extremely disappointing. Wasn't that quiet, but Well, it was
really it was reasonably quiet. It was on a Friday, you know,
one of those deals? The memo? Yeah, but you know what I'm
saying? Yeah, why are you arguing with me? You agree on
this? We agree on
I do. But the thing is, he first didn't want to sign off on it
after the Napoletana thing. And we had the clip of it.
Napoletana went on and on about how Trump's all in trouble
because of 702. And then whoever else came up and said, and then
Trump sent out a tweet saying he's not going to sign it. And
then then the quietness began, and he signed it. So somebody
got to him for some reason. You have to sign it president
because we're going to be screwed. The Russians will take
over the government want to know what the
Russians or you know, hey, do you want us to get rid of all
these people? We need 702. That's also possible.
That's that probably more likely. Yeah.
Yeah. Anyway, so
this is crap. The date is bowl crap when they started fending
off this guy, and I want to maybe stop right here. And let's
go into somebody that no if you think they're not discussing the
date, and the way it can be used, let's talk about Carter
Page. All right, let's talk about I'm gonna ask you what you
think when I tell you his background? Can
I tell you something first, right off the bat? Yes. Without
a doubt. If I went to Central Casting and said, Give me a guy
who looks like a Russian spy, he would be in the top five. He has
the look. Well, just like Stephen Miller has the Nazi
look. It's sad, but that's just you know, that's just what they
got. I can't hear that you can't help it. He's got to look. He's
got a Russian spy look, but I believe he's like
very probably I can see. Naval Academy protects himself as a
goofball. Page graduated in 1993. From the United States
Naval Academy with the distinguished grad graduate top
10% of his class was chosen for the Navy's Trident Scholar
Program, which gives selected officers the opportunity for
independent academic research. During his senior year at the
Naval Academy, he worked as a research for the House Armed
Services Committee. He served in the Navy for five years,
including a tour in western Morocco as an intelligence
officer for a United Nations peacekeeping mission. In 1984,
he completed a Master of Arts degree at the National Security
study at Georgetown University. After leaving the Navy Paige
completed a fellowship on the Council of Foreign Relations.
And in 2001, he received an MBA from New York University. And
then he became as an investment banker with Merrill Lynch and
the firm's London office and a vice president in the company's
Moscow office. Does any of this sound a little suspicious? Spot
the spook spot to
spook everybody else to spot this?
spoke? You think?
Wow, you just blew my mind with that.
So let's go to George papadopolis. Oh, who I believe
was actually extracted. And that's why he said
okay, give me Papadopoulos.
Okay, political science from DePaul University. He was speech
speaks Arabic, English, French and Greek, later went on to earn
an MS degree in Security Studies at the University College
London, which is the key here because remember, both
Papadopoulos and Paige were in London, drill London. London is
the number one place for globalists to train their
people. That's where the Rhodes scholars go they the whole thing
is London based in That's all about globalism. Yep. So so he
was with the Hudson Institute. And then according to records,
Papadopoulos was recruited to join Trump's foreign policy
advisor team in early March 2016 by Sam Clovis. And then what so
he gets into the into the team and then the next thing you
know, he's sending emails concerning Putin to at least
seven campaign officials. Clovis as Trump National Campaign co
Chairman encouraged Papadopoulos to fly to Russia to meet with
agents of the Russian Foreign Ministry. Between March and
September 2016. Papadopoulos made at least six requests for
Trump or representatives of his campaign to meet in Russia with
Russian politicians. Of course they did none of them bid on
this. And so then you go look at Sam Clovis, who was actually the
undersecretary of something. Agriculture under Trump's this
guy, US Airforce lifer ends up going to Golden Gate University.
receives an A starts with political science receives an
MBA from Golden Gate University attends a national security
program at Georgetown.
Five years in the Air Force, that he ends up working for Booz
Allen Hamilton, Homeland Security Institute under
Homeland Security's tech homeland security studies and
analysis or joins the homeland security studies and analysis
Institute. So this guy's a plant all brings Papadopoulos in and
Papadopoulos starts the whole thing Carter Page comes in the
whole thing is a complete scam. No,
it's a setup. It's a setup, the memo is a scam.
It's a setup. It's a setup, they're trying to get the
meetings with the Trump administration is to bone the
bone brain dead. and figure it out. Figure it out, and they go,
No, we don't want these meetings with the Russians. Oh, no. Come
on. Let's go have a meeting with the Russians. Let's fly to
Russia
to the whole so it was a complete frame job. Yeah. Oh,
let's play it again. Let's just play one more. Spoon, because
it's so good to see everybody welcome. No agenda nightclubs.
We
know how many of these so called journalists out there have even
mentioned Carter page's background let alone Clovis and
Papadopoulos. Here's
here's what's annoying, because Carlson, Tucker Carlson, in his
annoying way of trying to get people to answer a question,
they never will, which is ruins his show. He has on several
occasions said, you know, this guy was a naval academy honors,
but he never went into it. And so now just now that you set my
mind straight on that, I appreciate it. The whole the
memo is maybe everyone was really worried. Here you go
sources and methods. Maybe they were worried that it would come
out that these guys were spooks, and that they were essentially
planted there to spy and to perhaps Yes, set set up interest
set them up. Yeah, and and then this memo was needed to cover up
that job
to be dinos, these guys are very suspicious all of them. And I
think the Papadopoulos thing where he pleaded guilty to hit
if you look at go somebody go look at this indictment. His
indictment for lying to the FBI, I think was an extraction. It
was to get him out of there out to get 10 Bring him in as
long as you do something that you always say but you can't do
I'm giving you a clip of the day for it. I got nothing better. I
got nothing better than that. Four is the highest award I can
give.
Well, anyway, so let's go back to popped up has been extracted.
I guarantee that you lying to the FBI is a felony, this will
not go on his record, this will not be a felony would be dropped
to a misdemeanor or something.
So you know, if the guy truly is a Russian spy, and he's been
under investigation for you know, since 2013, why isn't he
in jail or at least in custody or something further
questioning? Interest? Let the guy walk around it
done by page? Yeah, page in this case? Yeah. Yeah. Page. Yeah, I
know. The whole thing is bullcrap. And the thing that's
funny about Paige, if you start looking at him, that he's
decided he's changed his style. There was a number of reports
about people reacting to him as a Wackadoodle. Another group but
he called him an idiot, because and I've seen him a couple of
times, and you wouldn't know he's a PhD from the University
of London. globalist but all but all
center, but also Papadopoulos. If you recall, he spilled the
beans while drunk in London, which, again, London if we know
anything about CIA, they like to drink. Now it does not prove but
for him to do that in London and then spill the beans. It's every
it smells of a complete company. leat setup, I hadn't even
considered that Chase. Good one, John. This is why this is why
there's two of us and why we never traveled together or in
the same room together. It's very important we stay
separated. Okay, so Well, now now we have some stuff to
investigate.
Yeah, this whole thing stinks. It stinks in the gas. Thanks to
Moses, Adam Schiff.
Yeah, he's, he must know.
He knows everything. Yeah, he knows this is the setup is not
working. It's not working. Let's go to the PBS for the wrap this
up
had said Carter Page was no longer with them. Another
example, Democrats insists the steel dossier was only one
factor in the surveillance and Republicans have left out the
others. The FBI said today it takes its obligations in this
area very seriously, and that it was given only a limited
opportunity to respond to this material. What's next, the
ranking Democrat on House Intelligence Adam Schiff is
working to clear the release of a separate democratic memo. on
PBS NewsHour, I'm Lisa Dejardin.
So that is now what we're going to be dealing with for the
foreseeable future. Everyone's gonna have a damn memo, which
has no legal standing. It's just a memo.
Well, this memo, which is really is almost identical to what you
predicted, not in so far as what it contained, but but in its
effect, and its importance, which is zero. Yeah, there's
nothing in here that's setting the world on fire.
Well, wait a minute. So here's what's going to happen. So now
we get the democratic memo. And then oh, there'll be more memos.
And
you know, I've been saying this newness for a year now that
there was no evidence of collusion. Are there others?
Now you fast forward?
Are there other memos that are going to come out? Are there
other memos you said this was phase one? Yeah. So this so this
completes just the FISA abuse portion of our investigation. We
are we are in the middle of what I call phase two of our
investigation involves other departments be blocked,
specifically the State Department and some of the
involvement that they had in this, that investigation is
ongoing. And we continue to work towards finding answers and and
asking the right questions to try to get to the bottom of what
exactly the State Department was up to,
in terms of this Russia investigation.
Okay, so now we're gonna get a memo about the State Department.
Ah, it's just gonna be a memo fest. Everybody's gonna
read popularized the whole idea of memos. What's right in my
wheelhouse
Now, tell me what is the actual function of a memo?
memo is usually a statement. That is that's a good question,
by the way, not a great question. It's
not a great one. No.
It it. Item itemizes explains and kind of summarizes some
subject that you want people to understand better. And it's
supposed to do that, man, it's usually goes out to a group of
people sometimes to one person, if it's a cover your ass man,
what usually just the one or two people, right. And I've written
those two, just by accident, but they're very valuable. I saved
the job I had. And it's a launch this is one of my long stories
that doesn't really fit in to tell here. But it's a useful
function to write cover your ass memos where you ask a lot of
questions about something and you hope you don't get an
answer.
So a memo is something you put out there and you hope you don't
get anything back about
it. But no, take over your ass memo. That's a cover your ass.
Right? So this was maybe a cover their ass memo cover the
end of covering anything of the stream covering the whole thing
is the Carter Page.
John, you blew my mind. And I'm annoyed. I didn't even catch it.
So yeah, that to me, you know, framing Flynn. Flynn was framed.
Yeah, so that would make sense.
Yeah, well, Flynn was always an enemy of the CIA is a DEA guy,
of course.
And we know that this is FBI CIA. Nothing better than for the
CIA to put a guy in to make the FBI look bad. I mean, it fits
everything we've ever thought about. It really does.
Pretty much. So there is a CIA guy on the House Intelligence
Committee who's in Texas.
I don't like him. Heard. Yeah, black guy, right. Yeah, he's
a black guy. And he's,
he is a Silicon Valley. Douchebag. As far as I'm
concerned, he probably
is. But he has some good interesting things to say
because they brought him on the NewsHour on PBS. And this is the
mountain he talks about the memo and he's all it seems to me, you
might if this was a setup, on top of a setup on top of a setup
to make the FBI look bad in some circumstances. Hurd is playing a
kind of a funny role here, but let's listen to this and see if
we can do instructed I
spoke earlier with two members of that committee, starting with
Republican wil Hurd of Texas. I asked him what information was
so explosive, to warrant releasing the document despite
calls by the intelligence community to keep it classified?
Well, I don't know if I would describe it with the adjective
explosive. But what what this the information in the memo?
question asked is, should federal law enforcement be
allowed to use unverified information, circular reporting
and rumors in a title three court two requests a FISA
warrants, and for me this is about making sure that Congress
is actually providing good oversight of our federal law
enforcement. This is not in my opinion about the Mueller
investigation. I believe Bob Muller should be allowed to turn
over every rock pursue every lead to ensure that we know what
the Russians trying to do in our elections. And but this is
Congress's responsibility to the American people to provide
oversight and ensure that our civil liberties are being
protected.
I'm sure you know, those who were defending the FBI here say
that it did follow procedure very carefully. And it relied on
more than that controversial steel dossier, so called to make
its case.
And again, I expect them to to make their case and to defend
their actions, whether or not other information was used as in
material. The former director of the FBI himself said that some
of the material that was used was salacious and unverified.
And then another piece of information, the Yahoo News
article was relied on that same information, which is circular
reporting, and it was being used as confirmation of the original
source. And then third rumor. I'm sorry,
what is the definition of circular reporting? You?
You pointed this out the last time on the last show circuit?
We didn't have the term before it. But you already pointed out
oh, this is where the CIA puts an article someplace else. Yes.
points to it. Yeah.
I'd we just didn't know the name circular. Yeah, you, you put it
in, and he's a CIA
guy. So he knows what it's called, because it's a term
that's floating around. So circular reporting is a real
thing.
Yeah, so just just to explain that circular reporting is very
old trick where you get something into, let's say, the
Africa South African times, which sounds pretty good and
official and official newspaper, but an agent down the ground
will write the article, then the New York Times is instructed to
point that out to that article, as there's the fact there's the
truth, because the South African time set. So that's now it has a
name circular reporting. And yeah, and it's in their in their
lexicon right now. Because it appears to have been use.
Yes. Which is kind of a giveaway. That's why I like
these clips, because we get to pick up that I don't think they
know they're giving away some of his secrets. That is actually a
methodology secret that he gave up.
Yeah, and we caught it right out in a fly ball.
Mall. When so we flipped
it over. I want to hear the rest. Okay,
other information was used as in material. The former director of
the FBI himself said that some of the material that was used
was salacious and unverified. And then another piece of
information, the Yahoo News article was relied on that same
information, which is circular reporting, and it was being used
as confirmation of the original source. And then third rumors
from from another from another host government or another
government. So so whether or not more information was used or
not, to me is not the question. It's why was that kind of
information used? And to me as a as a as a professional
intelligence officer, Judy, as you know, I spent almost a
decade as an undercover officer in the CIA, protecting sources
and methods gathering information. My job was to
determine the difference between information and intelligence.
And I was comfortable releasing this information because I'm as
you've looked, none of this damages national security.
Well, that is the argument Democrats are making that this
this damages the intelligence community it serves does long
term damage to the agencies that do this fundamental work day in
and day out?
According to the book of knowledge circular reporting is
a situation in source criticism, where a piece of information
appears to come from multiple independent sources, but in
reality comes from only one source. In many cases, the
problem happens mistakenly through sloppy intelligence
gathering practices. However, at other times, the situation can
be intentionally caused by the original source. Right? Oh,
you got a part two of him. You
fundamental work day in and day out.
And I would disagree with that this is not a criticism of rank
and file members of the FBI, I've had the honor of serving
side by side with them. This is about making sure the political
leadership of these organizations are crossing every
T and dotting every i, we give a lot of responsibility and
authority to the Department of Justice and FBI, and that
authority every single time should be used appropriately,
appropriately. And I think this is this is a case where I I'm
firmly in opposition of using unverified information in a
fiscal court.
I still don't like him, although he gave us some valuable
information there. That's appreciated.
A couple of things that kind of irked me, and I maybe I missed
it, if it was in the report, you may remember it being in there.
But it's used to leverage the date, which of course, I
debunked by saying that the leverage of that date didn't
mean anything, because you can go backwards and forwards in
time of the Carter Page, FISA warrant to listen to the spy on
him, which is my understanding is that they had tried to get a
FISA warrant before this date, a number of times. And they failed
until they brought in the memo and the and the circular
retargeting and the dossier, the dossier, the dossier, right, the
dossier. Was there any mention of this initial failure in that
memo?
Yes. Oh, yes. Yes, I believe there was. Okay. But you know,
at this point, we've heard so much I'm actually looking at it
right now, at this point, we've heard so much that you don't
even know where you read something where you heard
something, but yes, I believe that was described in the memo.
Okay, well, that's good.
I'm just looking real quick. I don't see it. But just the fact
that you've this involves someone like David Korn. I mean,
he's even mentioned in the memo. I'll just tell you right there.
Okay. You can't take it seriously. And, and what steel
like, you know, what kind of contact did he have with all
these other news outlets? That's kind of interesting. The other
day, he got $10 million from the law firm who the DNC hired and
he apparently also sold it to the FBI, which I think is double
dipping.
I'm not gonna be well, so um,
yeah, man. Hey, here's an X. Oh, I dropped, I dropped $1,000 Jake
Tapper.
This this other thing that going around, just I'd mentioned in
the newsletter I wanted to mention on I've worked for
government agencies long enough to know this is the case.
They're going on and on about Rosenstein and Comey in law,
it's just ruining their morale. The more out there these
journalists and other analysts are pundits, they see these
operations, massive operations. As basketball teams, oh, the
coach is being gone. The coach quit the coach go, what am I
going to do? And they go on like is that like the coach of
Michigan State leaves for some of us going on all the
basketball players are depressed about it and all 12 of them,
they're on a team or 15. And that's not the case. When you're
working for any agency as small or large. Most of these guys at
the top are perceived as the douchebags that who gives a shit
whether they get fired or not. Yeah, call me didn't know. Comey
wasn't pals with the guise of the data. We're doing the day to
day work. No, it's bullcrap. I mean, you're the guy you're
loyal to is maybe your your immediate supervisor, the guy
handling your group, you know, who's never going to get his
name in anything because he's just too far down the ladder.
And those guys Yeah, he is the basketball coach. But Rosenstein
McCabe bullcrap anyone who's worked for the government knows
it's bullcrap. It's not ruining the morale of everybody that
works in the FBI. It's no nonsense anything
I would actually argue the opposite. I would say that it is
not ruining morale. it corrupts the organization when you have
the rotten top and I've run companies and successfully and
unsuccessfully and I've seen what happens in corporate
culture, you get shit at the top that propagates down to the
bottom bottom and so the whole FBI may be completely crap, this
blanket. This is not about the rank and file the rank and where
does this phrase from the chaise come from rank and file? Who I
mean this these are things we need to discuss. I mean, you
just hear
rank and file we got to look this one out. You're right. It's
let me see if I can do it now. Okay, let's Yeah, we might as
well do it now. Sure. Free from the chair. Right a phrase from
the shade his rank and file John Claude Devorah.
Okay, let me look up the wasted Oh, get
back to a time where
the words though not watch
you or what the drivers say. Right from
the che,
what's the meaning of rank and file? This is a website called
phrase.org, which has to do with this just specifically goes
after these things the ordinary members of a group as opposed to
group leadership. That's the definition. What's the origin
rank and file now refers to the ordinary members of any group
and it originated as a military term. The rows and columns of
soldiers drawn up for drill and not including officers were
called ranks and files.
Ha, there you go. Everybody.
This usage? Yes, this usage dates back to the 16th century.
Yes, when we had rank and file on the battlefield, okay. So
back to my original premise, this corrupts these
organizations. It really does. And SBI, which actually, I have
a clip here from Philip Mudd, who has been freaking out on
CNN. He, he likes to talk. He's an ex CIA guy. Let's see what he
has to say about this regarding the FBI is
the President's talking about basically corruption at the FBI
today, but we oppose the leadership. The workforce is
going to look at this and say this is an attack on our ability
to conduct an investigation with integrity. There's hundreds of
agents and analysts working on this investigation. It's not
just Christopher Wray, the FBI director, so the FBI people I'm
going to tell you are ticked, and they're going to be saying,
I guarantee it, you think you can push us off this? Because
you can try to intimidate the director.
You better think again, Mr. President, you've been around
for 13 months. We've been around since 1908. I know how this game
is gonna be played. We're gonna win.
Yeah, all right. Yeah. 99 He's
full of shit. That guy. Yeah. 99
they did, indeed started 1908. But it wasn't until 1917 That A
J. Edgar Hoover came in and built his fiefdom everywhere. We
had the, you know, the commies. And we had McCarthyism, coming
from the FBI from the FBI.
Yeah, the FBI has done a good job of that, well, they just
listened
to your material. They just pulled out the old playbooks.
And hey,
let's go back to 2013. And listen to Thomas Drake, the NSA,
one of the three or four most famous NSA whistleblowers, when
he was giving a speech to the National Press Club, and here's
his FBI comments.
After your experience, would you advise someone else in your
position to blow the whistle on government wrongdoing?
Yes. But make sure you understand what you're getting
yourself into. Do not speak to the FBI, and make sure you have
a lawyer right from the start. If my case is any example,
they'll do everything they can to take anything you say, and
anything they find and use it to justify charges. That in my
case, were actually framed. See, I told the truth to the FBI
agents. They didn't believe me. In fact, four of the 10 felony
counts were for making false statements. One of them was for
obstructing justice. You know why? Because the chief
prosecutor said that unless I cooperate with the
investigation, they're going to pursue prosecution. So the
answer is yes. We actually need more having spoken to Daniel
Ellsberg he actually thought in the early 70s, with all the
publicity that surround the Pentagon Papers, that more
people would actually step forward. And other than some
close colleague associates, guess what? Hardly anybody else
stepped forward regarding the travesty of Vietnam.
Yeah. So there's your FBI. I actually have another FBI. I'm
not here to slam the FBI, but I wanted to play one
more. What do they have on you?
Let's play let's play this clip. I would like somebody to explain
this to me. We all know about the guide Nasser, that horrible
doctor who was like fingering, the FBI knew about this FBI.
This is Nasser abuse and the FBI.
At least 40 Girls and Women say Larry Nasser molested them for
over a year after his sexual abuse was initially reported to
the FBI. The New York Times reported today that USA
Gymnastics told the FBI of Nasser's abuse back in July of
2015. However, he wasn't publicly exposed until the
Indianapolis Star published a victim story about 14 months
later in September of 2016. In the meantime, NASA continued to
see young female athletes while working at Michigan State
University. Over 250 People have accused Nasser of sexual
assault.
Yeah, how was reading this just this morning? I didn't have a
clip. So I'm glad you got that. What kind of boneheads are these
guys that they let that go on for a year?
I don't know. I do have thoughts about the the idea of lying to
the FBI as a felony, or making false statements, especially
after the Drake thing where he actually told the truth, because
he was a whistleblower. And he had some truth to tell. And they
got there. So no, it's not true. They just decided that it wasn't
true that it wasn't true, because it was, I guess, far
fetched or they couldn't get confirmation or whatever. So
this was, this happened to Martha Stewart. She just
misspoke. And she ended up in jail. Yeah, same thing. Why is
this? Why are you under oath? So you can't talk to the FBI ever?
It seems to me, because you are apparently by some statute,
under oath, per perjury type problem. If you talk to the FBI
at all. And I end the Carter Page thing, not the Carter Page
thing, but the Papadopoulos thing, which is, if you look at
that indictment, he wasn't. He wasn't under oath and what he's
what his mistake was, he made a mistake of wrong giving him the
wrong date for an incident, right. Was a wrong date up lying
to the FBI.
Right. Well, that was, as you pointed out, the extraction will
use anything. Yeah, you gotta get him out
of there. Wow, these guys are up to their ankles.
And it reinforces the CIA FBI meme that we've been looking at.
I do have two other clips of responses. Regarding the memo,
just some unhinged behavior, Donny Deutsch over there at
MSNBC. Wasn't he an advertising executive? I probably asked this
every time.
Yes, he was. He was some like that.
He was I remember back in the 90s. You know, we had our famous
things, new ideas. And he was like, Whoa, Donny Deutsch, Donny
Deutsch. Oh, yes, he knows everything. But he's one of
those
pundit types like faith popcorn. Yes, another
popcorn cocooning? We're cocooning. What happened?
Remember,
the only thing from faith popcorn was that? She'd be her
advice. One of her great moments of giving a lot of advice was
and by the way, I think if anyone takes this advice it is
what's his name over at Facebook. CEO they kid
Zuckerberg Zuckerberg. Yes, he takes us advice. When somebody
pointed tip buys one t shirt is worse for her idea was if you
find a dress you like yeah, buy 10 of them. And just wear that
dress.
What happened to cocooning? There was such it was such a
good movement that was was that her whole book about cocoon?
Yeah, cocooning. Yeah,
how'd that workout cocoon apparently
didn't help her career much.
My leg is shaped.
Let it all out. This, here's what's going on here. I wanna
talk about a memo. We've got a dozen instances of clearly the
Russians colluding this election with top Trump officials to have
already been convicted. We have a guy a president who clearly is
owned by Putin, we have an investigation going okay, that's
good news. We basically now have a press release that's been put
out that's been twisted and mangled. That now will give this
president permission to fire Rosenstein, who will now take
over this investigation. Our democracy is under siege. People
need to start taking to the streets. This is a dictator.
This is not something to analyze anymore. Oh, good day for Trump.
This is frightening stuff. If you're an American, if you're if
you're somebody who's 80 years old, and sitting at home, and
you've watched the greatness of this country, you should be
terrified. And if you're a 12 year old, and the future is in
front of you, this is this is not time to analyze and pundit
people. This is a we need a revolution at this point. I want
to know what the people this country going to do if rod
Rosenstein is fired. We can't take this sitting down. Trump is
winning. He's winning kids. This crazy. Guy is winning. He's
winning a year into this he is already not shipped, has cut
away at the things that protect us. Half of this country thinks
the media totally lies. At this point. 44% of this country
doesn't trust the FBI know what year from now this doesn't
change. Maybe this table is in trouble. We keep talking like
this. I'm not being dramatic. This is what's happening, kids.
I mean, and this winning this wacky orange poofy hair guy is
winning this game, and we cannot depend on the Congress anymore.
And if if Rosenstein is fired, there needs to be people in the
streets. Whoa.
Who was this guy,
Donny Deutsch.
But that was Deutsch?
I was Donny Deutsch.
Wow, he's nuts. Yes. So. So we have a couple of interesting
things. First, a memo that everyone's freaked out about.
There's going to destroy our of the country if it ever was
released because of I don't know why, but that's what they were
all saying. And now we have this situation because the Rosenstein
is now the target, supposedly, of all the hate and vitriol,
well, no The thinking is, ah, when they get Rosenstein then
Moeller can get fired. That's the whole. That's the whole
Well, when you listen to the PBS, I mean, they're not letting
up on this. I mean, again, I still believe is the globalist
versus the people that believe in sovereignty for the United
States, as shown by all these people doing work for the
Council on Foreign Relations, and working out of London, but
so they had chiffon to give his side of that whole thing. And I
on the PBS show after the heard they were not in this room at
the same time, because it would have been interesting if it
wasn't so yeah. Unfortunately, they weren't so but I have the
whole shift thing in a nutshell. He goes on and on about one
thing or another, they have to have their own. The Democrats
have to have their own memo to counteract this other useless
memo, but okay, and then I think this is really what then shift
ends with this.
No, the goal here is to try to distract attention away from
what the Russians did, and what the Trump campaign may have done
in combination with the Russians.
Boom, yeah. Boom. Come
on. Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. Yes. Nothing
FBI. Nothing FBI nothing England. Now, UK I think is an
interesting point you made could be they're doing more meddling
or the globalist for sure.
It's at least worth discussing since they wouldn't let Trump
land.
Right. They first they argued against Trump ever showing up.
And then they now if Trump goes to there's going to be huge
amounts of protests. So he can't really visit the country even
though he's our closest ally.
Yeah, and it's a security risk at this point as well. Yeah,
it's
it's your security risk. Who's behind all that?
Oh, here I have it here. I think I found the clip.
Britain is pretty good at roasting beef. Do you not think
it's better that we just roast Trump?
about 1.6 billion was the best thank God there are 1.6 billion
Trump's
his policy to close borders is bonkers.
Donald Trump is free to be a fool. But he's not free to be a
dangerous fall in Britain.
He is a Wesak his words are not comical. His words are
poisonous. Donald Trump is a buffoon
and defensive, nasty,
abusive racist tweets.
Not a criminal a buffoon.
Let us have the opportunity to challenge him or let him go home
with his tail between his legs. And ultimately, buffoonery
should
not be met with a blunt instrument.
But with a classic British response of ridicule.
You know, thinking that mi six is no different from our our CIA
and MI five FBI. I can see them sitting there having a meeting
is a buffoon. Let's let's let's screw him.
He's that was that clip was people in Parliament? Yes.
voting on whether or not to ban Trump from entering the UK?
Yeah. Yeah.
So you go, yeah. And then they have a for a former agent
meddling in our elections
literally.
Yeah, just a thought deal.
I got one last one. Just because I thought it was funny because
it is a US congressman. We got to find out is this. This may be
a very small guy. I mean, size wise, it's. Tina pointed this
out last night. We're watching him. Eric Swalwell. He's from
California. He's one of your representatives jump out there.
And do a quick search. See if this guy's like four foot nine
or something? Because he has a really big head, which works
well on TV. He's a very clean cut kind of guy.
What's his name?
Swalwell. Swallow Well, Swalwell Swa L W E ll first name? Eric
with a C. Eric Swalwell. But when you look at his head, and
then you see the shoulders like he must be
very he looks very small. It looks like a petite male.
Yeah, that's I think not. I'm only bringing it up just because
context is everything. And just because I want to ridicule them,
but
the clips that you'd like to do your big tall guy like to do
that guy's got some
edge or we're heartless just right. Hell yeah.
There's no evidence of his height.
Randy Newman is my God. Okay, here is him explaining to Tucker
Carlson. How this really went down. And remember, this is a
person who represents people in the United States Congress.
What specifically have i espoused that empowers threats
to our country.
You you're peddling the narrative that the Trump
administration is putting out which also is the Putin
narrative because they're retweeting this with their
Russian bots. This if you're WikiLeaks.
I know, he is explaining that the narrative gets retweeted by
Russian bots. But just listen how he spews it out, because
that's all the information he really has,
what specifically have i espoused, that empowers threats
to our country,
you're peddling the narrative that the Trump administration is
putting out which also is the Putin narrative because they're
retweeting this with the Russian bots.
That's your representative out there. It's the Putin narrative
because they're retweeting the Russian bots. Didn't you know
that?
I can't find his height,
dammit. But I will say, you know, Yahoo. You know, they are
in the the old New York Times building. These guys are all
they're all. They're all in the same boat. They're all. I'm sure
they all know what's going on.
I want to just re emphasize what PBS did when they started that
little discussion about the Russians.
I will play it because I think and I had a teaser. Yeah. Oh,
the teaser, a teaser. Why do you want teaser first? Or the RE
emphasis first? No, I
don't need to re emphasize this is just a teaser, just to show
that they just, this is what they're gonna tell you. This is
the meme.
Come on the news. Our two different takes on the now
public memo about the Russia investigation?
That was the teaser.
That's teaser, and that's what they were. We already did the
front thing too many times. But I'm just saying it's not about
the Russian investigation.
No, it's a procedural issue, which is very important. And I
will say that get rid of this whole thing. This, this has to
stop the section 702 this, you know, sucking up everybody's
data. And by the way, we're doing it all to ourselves.
Yeah, this is about well, this is about foreign intelligence,
something or other. It's about our own domestic spying. It's
domestic spying, for the purposes of political means.
Yeah, for political reasons and
reason, any reason other it's not necessarily national
security. And if I hear one more person say the Russians hacked
our election, I'm gonna puke. I'm so tired of just I mean,
Auntie Maxine. Really? We don't have to play the whole thing.
But maybe we shouldn't she I finally found her response to
the to the State of the Union.
Oh, right. I forgot she did one. Yeah.
And it didn't air until the next day. And it was Angela Rai,
apparently, who was a commentator on CNN, she may
still do that from time to time. She now has her own show on BT
called State of the Union state. No, yeah. This state of the
union? No, is that what it's called? No, no ha shit. Anyway,
she has some kind of show over there. And that she brought
Maxine on. And you tell me when you've had enough of it. But she
Maxine. Miss waters goes through the entire list of of stuff
really from a year and a half to two years ago, which is an
irksome list because it's the things that we know have been
debunked that were not true. But they've been presented in such a
way that they are now fact and accepted as fact. Oh, yeah. And
she's that. Yeah, well, we both hate it because we've both have
suffered under this, where a media meme gets out. And then
before you know it, you know, you're a dick because you did
something or people yet
my mouse thing the mouse things your mouse story. Yeah, that's
that's a good example. Exactly. Hello.
I'm Maxine Waters, a member of Congress, serving California's
43rd congressional district, and the ranking member of the House
Committee on Financial Services. Yesterday, Donald Trump had the
audacity to call upon people to set aside differences, when in
reality, he has divided Americans in ways no other
modern president is
moderate. We moderate. Yeah, that mean I'm, I guess I'm not
allowed to do that anymore to harp on her poor command of the
English language because it's racist.
But you said moderate, moderate,
moderate. Okay. Yeah.
I mean, she's, you're racist for saying the Asian really
does not have command of the proper command of the English
language. And I find it also annoying. That's not a good
example
Committee on Financial Services. Yesterday, Donald Trump had the
audacity to call upon people to set aside differences, when in
reality, he has divided Americans in ways no other
modern president is done. We must look at his State of the
Union address in the context of all of the way contexts as he
defined himself do In his campaign, and throughout his
first year as president, Donald Trump defined himself in his
response to the unite the right rally in Charlottesville, when
he defended white supremacist. Yeah.
And the kk k Yes, yeah. And the k k k yeah. He never defended
any either this bullcrap. But it's you're right. It's become
fact that it continues,
even after a young woman protesting against racism was
killed by a white supremacist
No, no, she had a heart attack. None of that was good. And by
the way, we never talked about the guy who was chasing the guy
in the car with a shotgun. And whatever happened to that guy?
Did he just disintegrate? The guy who drove the car seriously?
Yeah.
He probably got it. You know, they put him in front of a judge
and they find out what the real story was. And they'd let him
go. That's where I'd like to know what happened to him. So
they're not gonna report that it doesn't fit the narrative, which
is being
retweeted by Russian bots,
after Trump defended white supremacist, targeted Muslims
with this travel ban.
Targeted Muslims with this travel ban. You could say
countries but okay,
describe Mexicans as rapists and mocked people with disabilities.
If that's true, it was only one and it was not people that was a
reporter so dubious.
It's impossible to believe him when he tries to declare that he
wants to bring the country together. Once speech cannot and
does not make Donald Trump presidential
See, this is because she's heard that he got high numbers, even
from negative number touting outlets. No, no, no one speech
that one speech doesn't deal with people. He's
not presidential, and he never will be presidential. He claims
that he's bringing people together. But make no mistake.
He is a dangerous, unprincipled, divisive, and shameful racist.
Trump often works to convince dissatisfied elements in our
society, that all of their problems are caused by people of
color. He Stokes racial. Yeah, I'll do that. He claims that
he's bringing people together. But make no mistake. He is a
dangerous, unprincipled, divisive, and shameful racist,
racist, Trump often works to convince dissatisfied elements
in our society, that all of their problems are caused by
people of color.
This is the this is to make him Hitler, is because Hitler did
that with the Jews. I don't think I ever heard him say,
America, your problem is black America. Maybe I missed it.
He Stokes racial animosity by referring to black NFL players
as sons of bitches and demonizing immigrants from Haiti
and Africa. This president with his vulgarity, and his
disrespect for women and people of color, is a terrible role
model for our children. Whenever he appears on TV, there should
be a disclaimer that says this may not be acceptable for
children.
Okay, I'm not against that. I think that'd be funny, because
more kids would want to see it. Not only
has Donald Trump failed on domestic policy, he's leading us
in the wrong direction in the world. He withdrew the United
States from the Paris agreement on climate change. Despite the
participation of nearly every country in the world. He
routinely insults our democratic allies, while showing admiration
for dictator Vladimir Putin. Despite the fact that Russia
interfered with our election and undermined our democracy. He
refused to certify the Iran nuclear agreement.
We want to hear the rest of it. I mean, just just drone
on sorry, I know you all you when you do this, you always
make a mistake. You don't you know, you say, just let it play
until you want me to stop and I, if you'd like it's good, then
let's go. I enjoy listening to what she has to say,
which has prevented Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Oh,
nuclear. He's isolating us with his inept trade policies
withdrawing the United States, but in trade agreements without
negotiating viable alternatives. My remarks today are not merely
a response to this President's State of the Union address. They
are a warning to the American people a warning think that this
president does not deserve to represent us, and that he's
taken America down the road to isolation and division. Donald
Trump constantly brags about himself. But he does not take
the time to learn about public policy or studied the many
challenges facing the United States and the world. And he has
no understanding of true leadership. He attempts to take
credit for economic growth, but refuses to acknowledge that he
inherited our nation style and economy from our nation's first
black president. Under President Obama, the unemployment rate
fell from 10% to 4.8%. And the African American unemployment
rate fell nine percentage points. Unfortunately, the
Republicans in Congress, led by Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell,
are terribly irresponsible in the way in which they enable him
and refuse to confront him. And they have abdicated their
responsibility to the citizens of this nation by condoning his
actions. We, as Democrats are committed to a growing economy
that leaves no one behind. We are committed to an economy that
protects consumers,
now's the whole pitch for the Democratic Party provides good
jobs,
you can stop it.
Step away from the crowd. Those days are over. They called you
on Fox tonight.
So to wrap this up, John, I'm looking now at the testimony,
the fusion GPS testimony which this was released, and this is
much more interesting than the memo. So the law firm that paid
him really passing on money from the DNC and the Hillary
campaign, if there's a difference. That's Perkins qui
is it COI II? How do you pronounce that qua? Kui?
I don't know how you pronounce it, but they're up in Seattle.
Okay.
So they're banking records were also subpoenaed. And in the
transcript of May of this case, there are three three names have
been redacted and the amounts although all the other amounts
seem to be around $100,000. I'm just going to read a little bit
from this since we haven't done that. Plaintiffs interactions
with media entities will provide equally pertinent investigative
leads here we go for example, the committee has information
that plaintiff that will be steel Yes, brokered meetings are
no not steel.
Those steel was sued, right. I think fusion fusion
fusion GPS, okay. The committee has information that plaintiff
brokered meetings for dossier author Christopher Steele, with
at least five major media outlets in September 2016,
including Yahoo News, was specifically reported on the
fact citing information received from a quote single, well placed
Western and shut intelligence source. The additional
transactions requested by the committee, therefore include
transactions related to plaintiffs work on behalf of
another media outlet in which plaintiff could have seated its
research, media company A and that's redacted. Additionally,
the committee seeks transactions related to three individual
journalists redacted, each of whom have reported on or have
been quoted in articles regarding topics related to the
committee's investigation, some of which were published as
recently as October 2017. I feel we need to know what names they
are.
If it's possible to do so you probably didn't use their names.
Yes, but you know, this is the part I mean, why wouldn't you
name them? I think this is getting pretty important. Now.
Is it possible that they're actually spooks and they
currently spooks in places crawling with them?
Man, you are on fire today. And with that, I would like to thank
you for your courage and say in the morning, John C. Rosie's
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so getting ready for the Super Bowl.
They are indeed and in the morning to comic strip blogger.
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You've heard this. I know. I know. I'm not alone in
recognizing this.
I had I was at Yeah. I had I was down when I was in LA recently I
was having something to eat with the Victoria Ricon yo, Victoria.
My, my producer, Jennifer. And well, she's we're sitting there
at this, some little place, and she uses the word delish. Oh,
yes, she would use that word. Oh, yeah.
And of course, I called her out on it. Yes. Because I'm a
douchebag. I'm calling people out when they say delish in
front of me.
You're doing it wrong. We just gotta go right back at him and
start using words like oh, yes, that's adorbs
adorbs. That's a new one.
And digits. I say digits instead of ditto digits.
Oh, that has a double does a double entendre. I know
what I'm Yeah, I'm a podcaster.
So there you go. All right. So we have
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So I'm going to propose a change in the in the structure of
today's show. Whoa, format change mid show just a one time
only one time, one time only promise.
I want to I want to do both donation segments at once
because the total of donations that we have to read as a total
is only 23 it was pathetic.
Yeah, but that kind of messes up the blockage, man, I got
birthdays, I got a knighting you could do the birthdays
and I do the whole thing. Why do you wanna Why do you want to do
that? I because there's only 23 It's just
like doesn't matter. You know, but it's we need the break in
the show as a natural way for everybody who heard me overruled
vetoed.
Alright, here we go. We have a couple of we have an interesting
donation off the top here which is $770. From Mansur
Rob Rob ALAB. Robbo Ali, Chef
Rob. Oh, but he's splitting it into two it's Dinis a double D
douching. For Adam see banks and Chef Rob. Rob Lee.
You've been de Deus.
is Raj maybe it's Roble Rabo or double D? D deuced. Oh, okay. So
he has a it was a complicated situation. He said to the old
thing and became a pain in the ass, but he's getting credit for
this. He also wanted to call out another chef. Oh, whose name I
keep forgetting. Here. No, doo doo doo doo. Chef Rob McHugh as
a douchebag now Rob, who was at the at the meet up in New York.
Yeah, he claimed this other chef This is Chef Royale going on
here. They're all and they're all these are all celebrity
style chefs. McHugh is he got a you know he's famous. This guy's
fame. They're all kind of TCF Rob is famous. Yeah, he is kind
of famous. Chef Rob McHugh is reality TV chef to helm new
gastropub and Upper West Side. So he's got something going on
there. And maybe we can get a free meal.
I gotta go to New York.
And now this chef, Chef Robley. Your name is blah, blah daucus,
I'm believe is they're all. I don't know if there's all hate
each other. They love each other or they're calling each other
but they all listen to the show. So we have a bunch of chefs,
listening to the show.
Because of you my friend because they listen to you. Really?
Again, Dvorak knows that you're just sitting there wrong.
What about Beaujolais? Never Been there Wrong again the
Vortech How is motor going and that has that status. This is
what happened. I use this email. See if I got a note from me or
he wanted to be I think we got him. He's got his call up. She
doesn't have a request for anything. So if he does have
requests you can get in later and we'll we'll run it for him.
All right. So that's our top donor.
Well, thank you chef. Do what is the name of his restaurant.
Let's plug his restaurant. He's right
now. I think he's the caterer. He's in between restaurants.
Think he's a caterer at the moment. It doesn't never send us
our there's restaurants that will will play all these chefs
restaurants and our future show. says what do you want plugged?
McHugh you know he's a Bravo guy. Bravo TV. Oh, and she and
he's also Rob McHugh, Chef Rob Lee. And today how many of these
guys
have cookbooks I can purchase I've really gotten into cooking
from books. I know it's irksome to you, but some people don't
have that natural chemical talent you have.
Well, we'll catch up to all these guys. All right. I'm
looking here at a picture of Rob McHugh. He is the he has a
mohawk and his shirt is out
this Jeff with a mohawk chef with a mohawk. Nice, nice. Nice.
All right. Chef is the official chef of the no agenda show.
Well he is even though he never has donated or has ever cooked
anything for us. None of these guys have. I have a great
discipline. I have to say this is a great recipe. I have a
great recipe for a broccoli soup. Using ginger and what do
you what's the orange bergamot orange, it's unbelievably
flavorful. You're gonna you're gonna be publishing that surely
publish that. That sounds good. And I have a veggie vegan
version of decided I'm going to make all my recipes vegan. Oh, I
smell a book. Yeah, another book that you'll never see. Yeah,
vegan yuck book.
just yet. Lee just just use the words I smell. Okay. Black
night. sabse Swiss 501. To make it short with this donation, I
will become a Baronet. Nice. I'd like to ask for some job comment
from my very close friend. Daniel. I see this thinking, You
know what I didn't do I didn't readjust the spreadsheet here.
I'm asking to do all at once. Okay.
Daniel Boone and to tease him a bit. Please also play the
jingles Trump is president. And Putin says don't worry be happy.
Thank you very much black rights, sob Swiss and I think
501 Is that related to 105 backwards? Was that part of our
promotion? I like it that that I know of I like it. Is Trump is
Trump the president Don't worry, don't worry.
too. Don't worry. Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs Let's vote for
jobs. Karma
Okay, Black Knight that was Black Knight saps was 501 from
him we got sir Bram of the Upper Canada Navy as our Associate
Executive Producer we only have three total to 3333 TDI as part
of admission scandal after five years got back 80% of original
purchase price please get wow that's nice.
Yeah, have you seen that new documentary on Netflix about
this called Dirty Money? No. Oh my god. This is this is really a
stories it goes much further than just you know what has
really been reported the all the way of course it starts off with
the Volkswagen invented by Hitler but
yeah, he got fired he got 80% back from his original purchase
price that's fantastic. That's fantastic. Yeah, it's no wonder
we gave it to 233 bucks please get a shapeshifting Jew and
karma for all sir Bram?
You've got karma
That's it. That's all we got. Oh, I would have continued but
you know the idea so I have
vetoed it and it's for its programming man. It's for
programming this this
would be a little more liberal. A little more literally, like do
stuff you know, I mean, like management and change as we go
along. Because he's like,
No, listen, man, not so rigid. Putin paid me to podcast baby so
you know I got the custom to the program. So thank you very much
executive producer and to Associate Executive producers.
It is appreciated that you were there bringing us some value for
the value you have received and we are very appreciative will be
thanking a few more people $50 And over apparently about 20 In
our second segment known as the D block. Meantime, remember to
tune in Thursday when we celebrate our correct prediction
about the Super Bowl boruch.org/n A and you can use
this today when you're huddled around your little telescreen.
Tell him about the show. Our formula is this. We go out for
yet people in the mouth I wanted to add something to the Trump
rotation list. Yeah. Which apparently we also have a domain
name. It's not forwarding yet, but the Trump list.com someone
created that thing. Chris Wilson, Sir Chris, they're in
Australia.
Oh, Chris. I'll send you the list.
Yeah, the what? No one. Okay. Yes. Well, you could just make a
dot htm page and you come forward to it.
Yes, I'm gonna do okay. Well, I'll send him to the Yeah, yeah.
Yeah. Worse than Nixon.
Oh, yeah. It's hurt a
lot of this worse. Nixon, worse than Nixon worse than the Nixon
Yeah.
Also, you know, I've been tracking the LGBTQ q ia P
acronym for a long time. Yeah. In fact, I think this show has
the longest history of tracking this acronym AI.
Yes, definitely.
We now add a K to the next okay, yes, it's so it now is allergy
nights. No agenda nights I wish. LGBTQ Q is a P K. And the K is
for a group of homosexual men who identify as kink.
Aren't they just homosexual men?
No. kink? Is like you're gonna identify they're different. Yes,
you can identify as queer. Which so we have the lesbian gay
bisexual, bi curious, Transgender, Queer questioning,
intersex, asexual, Al allied pansexual and kink. Notice the
only thing
is what is a kink do? Oh, that makes them special.
I you know, I just listened to my my gay sources and I just
take it as fact.
Can you yet to wear a certain colored handkerchief in your
left back pocket?
Let me see if I can find anything on the book of
knowledge for this. Ah, yes. kink. Okay. This is people who
are into men. Men, men men. Oh, geez. Whoo. Okay, that didn't
want to see that page. I do not. I do not recommend searching for
this. Yeah, it's, I think it's bondage. Like, men have no no
love. No, anything just bondage? I don't know. We should get a
full on description. I'm sure we have kinks in our audience. We
probably do. So if you're kinked. Let us know exactly how
you identify.
Yeah, we want to we want to add a clean, safe for the kiddies?
Yep. memo describing a situation
met a high level a memo. We want to know a
memo with a subject line. Actually, this was
kind of more for the donation segment I held on to it. You
know? What's his name? The Peterson, the Kenda Navion.
Professor?
Yeah, he sent me his book and signed it.
Oh, nice. I couldn't even get Scott Adams to sign his book for
me. Good word.
I got a book from another student, I didn't get assigned
as yet came from central casting. They didn't. They never
showed up as gods. That's the problem.
So he was on the Joe Rogan show. And they have to have a clip
from it. Because, you know, speaking of value for value, so
the way he makes money now is, although we think it's not a
good idea to use a third party like this, but he is kind of
using the value for value model. And he's doing it through
Patreon. And apparently, it's working out quite well. So
whenever and you can read you can just see how much money
someone you know how much money is committed to somebody on a
monthly basis, or episodic basis, or however that works.
And he's doing about last time I checked about $65,000 a month.
Not bad. No, that's good. But he discussed this on Joe Show.
If they let me speak then I get to speak and then more people
support me on Patreon. It's like, That's annoying. It's like
goddamn capitalist. He's making more money off this ideological
warfare. It's like okay, fine. Let's go protest. So they go
protest me, then that goes up on YouTube, and then my patron
account goes way up. So it's like They don't know what to do.
And so one of the things that keep it they keep accusing me of
like hauling in the loot. And I think well look, here's the
situation, guys. I give away everything I do online for free.
It's free. And people are giving me money. They're just sending
it to me. I'm not twisting, they're not even asking them for
it. Well, guess that's not exactly right, because I set up
the Patreon account but that's more complicated than it looks
that a lot of that was curiosity. Now here's the money
quote, I figured out how to monetize social justice warriors
Joe Rogan, the modern Oprah everybody. Go cry at Joe's
Good for him. Yeah, yeah,
we were talking about
what happens in Patreon goes belly up.
Now Patreon is not the way to go. So we were our producer
there had gotten 85% of his Volkswagen is a five year old VW
had gotten that back. They were forced to buy back. They were
forced to buy back a half a million cars. Yes. And, and
they're still doing fine. Well, but here's the latest news.
German carmakers, including Volkswagen are under fire for
reportedly funding experiments which tested diesel exhaust
fumes on monkeys and humans. According to The New York Times,
a study was carried out in 2014 designed to defend diesel fumes,
which were earlier revealed to be carcinogenic. The experiment
reportedly made 10 monkeys and airtight chambers inhale fumes
from a diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
They can't get a break over there
doing that guy kind of Where's where's Mengele to help do this
experiments
just a little bit a little tip from the your no agenda podcast
knowing a lot about the cosmetics industry. And you
know, this goal has been all you know, they tested on animals. If
you come across any cosmetics that say animal friendly, you
can bet that they're tested on animals. But it's just a great
marketing ploy. And I know that it's done and I've seen it and I
understand how it works. So they do test on animals, but they say
it's animal friendly.
And I've never seen that moniker but I've seen that not no animal
testing used. That's the Sure. Sure,
sure. But if it says animal friendly, then you know it's a
big scam. But yeah,
that make it that can be used by analysts.
That's what I'm saying. But the implication is, Oh, it's you
know, it's always friendly. Not tested. Oh, yeah. That's all
good. All right. Okay, we have some actually, I should do the
should do the jingle.
And now it's time for your sexual harassment update.
It's time for your sexual harassment update. It all
started with Harvey Weinstein, which to revisit, we believe was
outed to stop Hillary Clinton from getting involved in running
for the 2020 election. I don't think that worked out too well.
But no, it didn't work at all. No, she's still running. Ready
for Hillary.
So we had a new story come out. We were kind of waiting for Uma
Thurman to tell us what happened to her. We had seen her
previously saying I'm too angry to talk about it now. And
apparently she was now ready.
The latest high profile figure to step forward. Uma Thurman
accusing Mr. Weinstein of assaulting her in the 1990s. And
there has been as I was saying earlier, some reaction to that
from his people.
Yes, that's right. I mean, if you cast your minds back to the
mid 1990s. In the film, Pulp Fiction, which famously starred
Uma Thurman, and many would argue, was perhaps the film that
more than any other put Miramax Films The company run by a
Harvey Weinstein on the map. He produced that film that what Uma
Thurman has said in a newspaper interview is that in the
aftermath of that, I mean hotel rooms in both London and in
Paris, Harvey Weinstein, she alleges tried to force himself
on it. In fact, in the interview she described wriggling away
from him when she said almost like a lizard and making good
her escape. Now Harvey Weinstein through his spokesman has said
that any incident that took place was a result of him
misreading her signals, and afterwards a 2001 Cannes Film
Festival when Quentin Tarantino challenged him about it, he
apologized to him or Thurman.
And so the account of that is really nasty. So that's
not the story I got. Oh, what did you get? This is a slightly
different story that one makes that one was a very positive
story. And so far as Tarantino is involved, this one here is
not
an actress Uma Thurman is accusing Hollywood producer
Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct. Thurman told The New
York Times that Weinstein made unwanted sexual advances towards
her in London back in the 1990s. Weinstein has denied all of the
allegations. She also says that rejecting those advances in
impacted her relationship with director Quentin Tarantino.
While their relationship was under strain, she claims
Tarantino forced her to perform a dangerous Corsten while
filming the movie Kill Bill Volume One. She crashed the car
into a tree and was hospitalized with damage knees and a
concussion.
Slightly different. Yeah, it's
a different one. The first one was from the BBC. It has to be
kind of proper over there. But the victim and I feel really bad
for Rose McGowan. Who was she not ground zero of the Harvey
Weinstein allegations?
That did this point. I believe so. Well, she's definitely the
one who came out with the most material and she was the one who
was raped. Yes.
And she is under fire. By I mean, I've three clips here. And
really what is happening to this woman is beyond. I mean, I fear
for her, like, just she doesn't look like she's taking any of
this very well, that she has a book called Brave, which he is.
She was out at Barnes and Noble. And she's getting attacked from
all sides. Strangely, she is getting attacked a lot. She's
getting attacked by the trans community, who I guess feel that
she's not saying this also happens to trans women, I can
see no other reason for them to do it. Here's a heckler which
she dealt with and then you can just feel the she's very, yes.
Before you play that. I agree. We should listen for this
because I haven't heard this clip. But I do know that she
thinks they heckler was bought and paid for by.
Yeah. Could be then where did you hear this
cartoon was just one of the things passing through the
gossip channels.
Although what the what the heckler says is true. Trans
women, men who have transitioned to women are being killed.
They're being attacked. That's definitely dangerous in certain
places to be trans woman, so there's no no doubt she's, she's
saying she's saying something that's true, but it's got to do
with legality. Exactly. And really, the point is, you're not
talking about us. No, I'm sorry. I think she had said on RuPaul
Why don't even know this on Cory Booker's podcast actually was
really Ru Paul's poet podcast not not RuPaul Booker that well
you know, trans women don't really know what it's like to be
a woman to go through a sexuality change menstruation
and so it was you and I can't really discuss this and we can't
look at it from any angle. But I think that angered a group
that trans women are dying and you said that we as trans women
are not like regular women. We get trade more often we go to
domestic violence more often a transmitter was killed here a
few blocks I am involved home as I was like you know
have I so if I were the same my point with the same there's an
entire show called ID channel and network dedicated 24 hours a
day to women getting abused murders, sexualized violence if
you are to sister
violence and you do nothing board that tracks women are in
men's prisons, and what have you done for them? What have you
done for women? The positive things I've done in my legs
don't sit down gentle enough stoking. I am a woman and trans
woman gratulations on my genocide This is the AIDS crisis
all over again. And this is White says
this is just interesting to me. She'll go into she's really
angry now. But the idea is that sis feminism is hurting
transgender women. I mean, what we're seeing here is more
evidence that even if you want to be a woman women really don't
get together well either. Men don't suck women don't suck all
people suck. But this idea that women will all stick together
It's proof that it's not happening.
Boring. Labor my sister don't put your labels on me. Don't
you fucking do that? Oh, yeah. Do not
put your label language in this planet. Leave me alone
your language you don't need anybody in the world, and you
should be fucking grateful. So shut the fuck up.
Don't like God dammit. We love you man, like the stereotypes
that you put shit on me. And I'm white, or black. Or all of us
want to say Yes, I just do dive. Thank you. I'm very happy. She
just said that she's probably the only person now who can say
these things. And she is, yes, stop identifying me by what I
have between my legs, my color of my skin. Yeah. And there's a
reasonably long piece that I think ABC did on Rose McGowan.
And I have two clips from this. And this first one sets up the
second one, your former
charmed co star, Alyssa Milano, gets a lot of credit for helping
me to go viral. So are you proud of her?
I don't like her. Why? Because I think she's a lie. Why do you
think I don't know these people? I'm not looking at this from the
outside. I have a lot of experience. I know she's married
to see agent, do the math. Who's behind time's up? Ca? Where do
they meet CA, who needs good PR, CA, who are part of the problem
ca. These are very powerful people you're talking about?
They are so much.
So she we've been looking for the agency that was behind a lot
of this, and marquee marks agency, which turns out to be ca
and she believes that and I'll get into the second clip in a
minute. She believes that CIA is really a big player in the
Harvey Weinstein setups for all of these women. The thing I
wanted to point out is when you hear her speak in this piece,
doesn't it sound exactly like when we listen to CSI Miami?
Does that sound just like it's act? And I'm not saying she is
but it just it hit me. It's like, wow, this sounds like one
of those really bad TV shows you like to play clips from?
Yeah, it does a little bit now that you mentioned it.
Let me see if I can find an example. Here's an example. We
have one
hour to discover which of these PE devices is capable of?
No, it's got to be one of those soft spoken clips.
That would be C. S. Miami. That'd be the best.
That's the cyber one. I don't that got a lot of these.
Interestingly enough. They do see let me see if we have a CSI
Miami now. Let's just listen to her again. Just for a second.
It's why is this not working? Sounds Oh, grab
some CSI should
we are accomplishing this.
I'm not looking at this from the outside. I have a lot of
experience. I know she's married to CA We have to arrest them
doesn't matter. I will I'll do them. Who's behind time's up
rotate CA, CA.
Ca as though it sounds like CI a
and maybe that's purposeful. Here's the full segment about I
would just call allegations
against him or grades. People in fancy dresses.
So now she's referring to the Golden Globes. Where it remember
I said these activists it looked like bring your Negro to work
day which was really offensive to me the whole thing. That
turns out that was pretty much true. It's just it was all set
up set up by CAA. They started the time's up they have they've
co opted me to why? You'll hear from
fancy dresses, black, of course, posing living it up on the red
carpet, and the blacks the clothes that the stupid men wore
to lie, and I knew they're going to trot the activists out there
for PR.
It was one of the most important nights of the me to movement.
Hollywood's biggest stars wearing black at the Golden
Globes to rail against the system that allegedly allowed
sexual misconduct to fester for decades. Yet one of the most
crucial people in this saga wasn't their Rose McGowan for
her that night was all for show.
Every time I thought about those black dresses, I would get a
body flashback every time right now. What do you mean by body
flashback? I can feel this is an international rapist. Okay. This
is the truth of what it is. This is an international rate
factory. Every single place he ever stayed. There are people
that are set up to help him rape. This is how it went. This
is what it was. People, women girls would be sad. Oh, you have
a meeting or come to a party. They'll show up and that party
is just him. Who got them there. Who are the assistants, you're
saying there was a machinery? Some say there's a massive
machinery he is a sociopathic predator. He thinks he's done
nothing wrong. I wish just one person would have stood up and
said no more because so many people had so many chances to
put a stop to this. I liked
the international rape machine. That
that well we discussed this before, which is that there were
enablers mostly women that were part of the scheme.
But you know, it is foolish to think that the CIA you brought
it up is not involved in Hollywood movies. We know we
know they are we know that they finally are
Go. Yeah, well, that was a funny thing about our Go. I will
mention I mentioned it when it happened. Our go was directed
by. This is named of the duo. It was not Ben.
Ben who that's like, yeah, flick. Yeah.
It was directed by Affleck. It was would CIA funded I believe
that
CIA and State Department said it once.
Right and it was happening. It got Nam. Yes. It got nominated
for Best Picture Best Actress The best this the best that best
director. Fuck that guy you can eat was fine. Yeah. It was
pretty much a rejection of the fact that okay, we'll get we'll
let you go this far. But you're not getting an award for this
movie.
This one movie. Best Movie? Did it? Yeah. Yeah. Remember
Michelle Obama did with that whole awkward. She gave the gave
the award from shit to military guys there. And she did it from
the White House. Oh, yeah. It was like it was like a big, big
blow job for Ben. Ben's big blow job. There's a reality show for
you.
Well, but, but anyway, yes, I would say why would the CIA be
involved? So
when Rose McGowan is saying CA, CA? Ca? Yes, it's ca. And maybe
that's all a joke to your head. That was a hair rule. We'll have
an agency we'll call it ca. But the traffic the trafficking of
women, through modeling agencies and talent agencies is well
known. Just one of those things people don't talk about because
they work in the business and they don't want to get kicked
out of the business. So you're
thinking that because she's so adamant about discussing this
like a maniac. They're gonna drug her or have her say
something stupid and then shooter,
man, I hope not. This is a woman in peril. She needs help. He
really does. Does he have a Patreon? final clip today? No,
I'm serious. It's messed up. Then she this she needs help.
She really does. She's on edge. And it's gonna be one of
them. I've seen her recently. She is so nervous. And she seems
like she's on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Yes.
And I feel bad. Look at what's happened. I'm pretty sure she
came out with the first allegations against Weinstein.
And then she's been pushed to the side not doesn't get
invited. You know, shut up, go away. No work.
But she's definitely not going to get work.
She gets heckled. You know, it's not I'm saying we never died.
Oh, well, the like Amy Winehouse, you know, until she
died, the Uber move only we know, you know.
Here's Katie rife. A few months ago, she's
a well known feminist. Yeah, you want to say something?
You want to adjust that noise you made? is a variation on the
stand of the classic.
Well, can we Is it usable?
I think it might be you might as well put it.
I put the point down. Okay. Katie Roy, she's a well known
feminist and she is under fire.
A few months ago, Harper's Magazine asked me to write an
article on the me to movement. I'm a feminist writer and
professor who's disagreed with other feminists in the past.
Usually people wait to read what I have to write before getting
angry about it. Not this time. Before the magazine article had
even been published. 1000s of people took to Twitter furious
at me for rumors about what might be in the piece. total
strangers called me, a garbage person, a ghoul, human scum.
They threatened that my career was over and said obscene things
not fit for Sunday morning or any morning. My children of
course, were reading and hearing all of this. What was my crime?
having doubts about the excesses of me too, even as I shared its
goals, departing slightly from the officially accepted feminist
position. What happened to speaking my truth, it felt like
there was a mob with torches outside my window. In his novel,
1984 George Orwell created a phrase for my accusers. Thought
Police, if we as a culture are going to sort through the very
tangled question of what constitutes an abuse of male
power. We need to be able to hear really hear lots of
different opinions, is asking a woman for her phone number and
abuse of power? Does the distinction between sleazy
behavior and a criminal act matter? Is it okay to try people
in the press? Lots of good and reasonable people will disagree
about the answers to these questions. If we want a true
reckoning, it means listening to authentically conflicting points
of view from both women and men. Anyone whose feminist activism
consists largely of hurling abuse at other women might want
to take a look in the mirror. If we are calling other women,
human scum because they have ideas or politics that are
different from ours. Are we any different from Trump supporters
tweeting locker up at Hillary Clinton? With their politics of
personal destruction? The hate and nastiness and name calling?
Are these Twitter, feminists? Any less bullying than the
people we say we oppose? Isn't silencing women what we're
fighting against?
No. Nice piece. She's in trouble.
Well, you know, I'm going to stop this whole discussion and
right away say this would none of this would be happening if it
wasn't for Facebook and Twitter. I totally actually faced by
actually, all of this all the hate and everything really lives
much more on Facebook and online than in the real world. People
aren't real. I mean, do you see people scouring at each other
all the time on the street?
No, but I had this this situation, I'm leaving the bank.
And some old homeless woman comes by chatterbox to. And she
asked her first kind. Well, yeah, this case, yes. And so she
asked me for some money. And so I gave her like, you know, gave
her five or $10 or something? Yes. So she goes on she thank
you so much. You know, you're the only one and she goes on.
She says, she says everybody is so hateful. She says, All I do
is get when I wander around, and I asked him, you know, I just
want to get on the bus and want to do this and wonder that
everybody hates this so much hate. You can't believe it. You
have to be out here to experience and she went on and
on and on and on about it. To the bench, of course thanked me
profusely because I was the only ones you've run into, I guess
and not. Not a hater was not a big hater.
Well, I hate hate hate of her
page, just hate just a general. She said the general hate.
Ah, well, you know, she's out there. So yes, she would know.
Yeah. So maybe there is well, the only mistake you made is you
didn't record it. That would have been a great initiative. We
could have done a whole
now that you mentioned it. You're right. There was a
complete botch. Yeah, but I have to be more aware next time,
okay. Because I've recorded these people on the street, I do
it, I've done it, you can go to my YouTube channel, you find two
or three of them on there, where I get some guy like the guy with
this myth, the sign now they haven't explained stuff. And
they're entertaining is interesting, but I never thought
of that. And I didn't really have the gear with me. I didn't
have my phone which has a recorder on it, which is pretty
good. And I will
say I will add as a no agenda tip. The if you're in dire
straits, and you need money, the best place to stand is outside
the bank. This is a great idea. Because you just you just were
in the bank. It was surrounded by coin. You walk out oh man. I
was just saying Don't ya and likelihood that you were there
and you got some out of the ATM? Genius.
Well, it capsule busts if you're hanging around an ATM, but
anyway, with that, she said there's a lot of hate going on.
And she's well, California.
I don't live in California. So that could also be a little more
special. For that region. Could be the United Republic of
California. Yay.
I know people drive with a little more hate.
Yeah, well, there's definitely hate from Elizabeth Warren.
She's gearing up. Yeah, she's gearing up. She's getting her be
fired up. Women know
what it's like to get 75 cents on the dollar for doing the same
job since their male co workers and to have
Did you hear the hate their male coworkers. I feel so loved. I
want to vote for you.
Women know what it's like to get 75 cents on the dollar for doing
the same jobs as their male co workers, and to have good ideas
that they put forward. And then those ideas get scooped up by
some man who later decides it was his idea.
I wonder what happened to her. I wonder? Because you know that
happened to her.
Missy dinner. She wouldn't be bitching about it. Yeah.
Is that is that like, I guess it's a thing. It happens all the
time.
All the time. When you're a writer. It happens all the time.
I've got this stuff that we bring out in the show somebody
else steal it. So why
Yeah, you're right. The people steal our stuff all the time.
Yeah, I'm sick of it.
And then those ideas get scooped up by some man who later decides
it was his idea. Nevertheless, we as
women never stop. Yeah. Because women have never done that. They
have never stolen an idea and they're like
No, no, especially not comedy writers. No, at all
got by some man who later decides it was his idea.
Nevertheless, we persist women know what it's like to get
talked over in meetings passed over for promotions and screwed
over in salary to go associations nevertheless we
persist. we persist. we persist and we march we march and pink
pussy hats. We march carrying handmade signs. We march with
our moms and our sisters and our daughters. And last year we
marched in the largest single day protest in the history of
the entire world
probably not true that would be a fact check false probably if
you've really looked into guess I just left it on perfect.
Sorry.
Yeah. Well, if you're gonna play her I get to play my Michael
Moore
wishes waiting for Michael Moore from you know, here's
Michael Moore going nuts. But we're moving
him to Congress and in our state capitals still be though
we move for you.
The system and the culture they gave us in the first place? Tell
Whitey he does not just fall out of the sky and land the Queen's
he is the result of a decade's long corporate takeover of our
democracy never corrected the three original sins of america.
A nation founded on genocide built on the backs of slaves.
Wait a minute. I thought the dreamers built it.
I'm confused. I was founded on genocide on the backs of slave I
thought it was the dreamers who built this country
12 women to second class citizenship rid ourselves of the
problem. We must also brands our American soul of male greed and
ignorance that has made our population of cinema where
people Oh my goodness. So the whole country slavery, genocide
and the subjugation of women it was got to go well,
I was reading a very disheartening article titled
inside a public school social justice factory. This is a
school in Edina Minnesota. I don't know if you had an
opportunity to read this. The Idina is an upscale suburb of
Minneapolis in 2013. The shift changed when Edina school
leaders adopted the quote all for all strategic plan, a
sweeping initiative that reordered the district's mission
from an academic excellence for all students to racial equity.
Now, this is important equity in this context does not mean
equality or fairness it means racial identity politics. So
they had their all for all plan mandated henceforth, quote, all
teaching and learning experiences would be viewed
through the lens of racial equity, and that only racially
conscious teachers and administrators should be hired.
racially conscious. District leaders assured parents this
would reduce a Dina's racial achievement gap which they
attributed to barriers rooted in racial constructs and cultural
misunderstandings. As a result
of going ever minorities they're complaining about not the
Chinese No. are getting poor grades because of this.
Yes, correct. Well, yes, because of this, and this was meant to
stop it. Yes, I can. Spoiler alert, it didn't change. But
what they have done as a result, the school systems obsession
with white privilege now begins in kindergarten at Edina is
Highlands Elementary School. K two students participate in the
melanin project. The children trace their hands color them to
reflect their skin cone skin tone, and place the cutouts on a
poster that reads stop thinking your skin color is better than
anyone else's. Every one is special. This is our favorite
everybody's special. Everyone's special Highlands Elementary is
new, racially conscious elementary school principal runs
a blog for the schools community. On it she approvingly
posted pictures of Black Lives Matter propaganda rainbow gay
for up pride flags along with pictures of protesters holding a
banner proclaiming gay marriage is our right on a more
appropriate post. Age appropriate post. She
recommended an ABC book for children entitled ABC is for
activist. Now I got this book on Kindle. I just got to bring this
up. So it's a children's book. And it's you know, it's like
Sesame Street. You learn your ABCs Oh, yeah, here we go. Here
it comes.
A well, Marty j in the book. Hold on. I skipped ahead. Okay,
A is for activist advocate, advocate. abolitionist ally
actively answering a call to action. Are you an activist? Be
his four banner is first
away man. Are you an activist is being asked of a little kid
learning his ABCs or heard Yes, sir.
You're going to be outraged. B is for banner bobbing in the sky
billowing in the breeze because you're not shy. C is for co op,
cooperating cultures creative counter to corporate vultures.
Oh and cats. Can you find the cats?
D isn't it? They left out CO OPT.
Well that no it was Oh yeah. CO opt with a T Yes. D now this is
a page every page has a picture as a picture of a blue donkey
butting heads with a red elephant who has a militaristic
hat on and is really looking angry. Little D democracy more
than voting you will agree. Dictators detest it. Donkeys
don't get it but you and me we demand equality. So there this
this is literally propagandizing children
by saying write the name of this book again, I want a real
hardcopy as I
ordered a hardcopy to a is activist. II called Rights
black, brown or white clean and healthy is a right every place
we live in play environmental justice is the way F is for
feminist for fairness in our pay for freedom to flourish and
choose our own way. G is for grass roots sprouting from below
sharing nutrients and the waters flow. Below the surface. We're
all connected Stronger Together we grow. H is for healthy food.
A human right, honey do hikma just want to point out I said
Hichem a properly nature's delight. Pumice
is H Hichem. I spelled with a j
i No. No. It's spelled with a J
Okay, they have an under H Yes.
It's children's book they need to learn early. Like hummus hot
dogs Havarti cheese hot dogs. Yes healthy hot dogs please.
Indigenous, weird indigenous and immigrant together we stand our
histories are relevant. An injury to one is an injury to
all it that didn't even rhyme people. J is for justice. Yay
for justice. jiajing Jane, Juanita Jamal justice for the
janitors justice for all. Wow. And they have like a, like a
Marxist hand holding a broom. Kings are fine for storytime.
Knights are fun to play. This is where the K but when we make
decisions, we will choose the people's way. Oh gee,
well, how come they didn't put knights under N?
While they spelled this knights with an with a K because it's
about death but they spelled HCA with a J and put it under H
well, so
why wouldn't they put knights under n to be to be consistent
with this
degree? l LGBTQ love who you choose? Because love is true.
Liberate your notions of limited emotions celebrate with pride
are links of devotion.
Okay, I think you're making me sick you might as well just jump
to the good one. I gotta read every 26
letters Marty at m. megaphone marching movement into music Hip
hip hooray it must be made day and as for no no no no. Yes to
what we want. No to what must go no, no, no. Open Minds operate
best critical thinking over tests. Wisdom can't be
memorized. Educate, agitate organize.
Wow is for a person learning their ABCs Yes.
Not a person a little person a young child. Yeah, he P peace
march pro pro protest. Pow pow pow to the p p people. Yay. I
like doing this. I need a classroom. Q is for question
questioning coercion. quarian qualities counter false
assertions. Radical reds. The headline said ruin As writers
the rumors spread rabble rousing riffraff really it's just that
that's that's what it says Rulu This is demented SS for Sun Sol
solar superstar stellar power fuels all life not just flowers
energized homes cars and showers. Silly selfish scoundrel
sucking on dinosaur sludge boo hiss. You think there's an
agenda there?
Well, you know the funny thing is this is kind of what's taught
in Southern California middle schools
is what's taught in schools to kind of listen to this T is for
trans for trains for tiaras, tulips tractors and tigers to
trust in the true the he she they that is you promoting
transgenderism you wow this is weird
this will book yeah now you're on was done thing yeah
is for weekends you is for workers rights. What is used
for why you may finish it is it Why are you
it's now we're right now we're in the EU EU yet let me just
finish it it will make sense no won't you is for weekends U is
for workers rights. Wait that's not you that's w u for union
union? Yes. What is it that the workers Socialist Workers Party
of America put this together? V is for Vox What did you say Fox?
No I said Vox Did you say box no Vox rocks block socks Vox. Vox
is the people voice of the populi better we go see the
letter D oh the voice of the people is Democrat yeah okay. W
wonders World Wonders we cannot be whole we cannot be free
unless we delight in diversity. X is for Malcolm as in Malcolm X
history's lessons can be complex. Remember parks remember
King remember Malcolm Let freedom ring. Y is for you. When
youth your planet. Your rights. Your Future. Your truth y is for
Yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Z is for Z pista Of course.
Zap Tista to hell zap Tista.
That's it. That's Z they didn't have zebra or anything in
there. Zapatista what's the Zapatista
said Was it a Mexican revolutionary? Yeah. And
Zapatista but
let me just double check. Oh, yeah, they have a little picture
here. But of someone with a with a you know, one of those.
I'm gonna say Viva Zapata.
Yes, Z is for z up. Zapatista, you're right? Of course it even
says. So that's the Zapatista Army of National Liberation.
Yeah, this is for kids.
Yeah. I guess the message is let the Mexicans take over
California.
I don't know what the message is. But And that may
mean Mexican Americans. I mean, Mexicans. Yeah, yeah. Well, why
is that Batista in there? I don't know.
It's recruit. It's a recruiting book. I know I had decided
exactly the
take you is worth I don't think it was worth wasting everyone's
time reading it personally.
I'm sorry. I thought you weren't well, I
just don't think it was because it was just horrible. It was the
horrible, horrible, horrible product, but I didn't
know by donating to no agenda. Evil who could do that? Oh,
yeah, that'd be fun.
I'm buying a copy.
Of course you are. I almost picked one up for even though I
thought I screw him.
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good. I have a couple of things. corroborating your, your Pelosi,
that she's ill
that you said Alzheimer's?
Well, if you remember, we had reports that we relayed that
indicated that there are Alzheimer's drugs being sent to
the House of Representatives and maybe the Senate for certain
members who apparently have Alzheimer's, but there's not
official. Now. You know that?
Yes, yes. Yes. And I've spoken to people and use things. She's
very confused. I've spoken to people who have lived with with
or no parents and people who have gotten Alzheimer's. But she
doesn't seem to really be showing Alzheimer's symptoms.
I'm thinking could it more be like dementia? Is it the same
thing? I really don't forget if
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know, make it worse. No.
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Is it Republicans to protect President course. Because excuse
me, President Trump, in this investigation,
she keeps calling Trump Bush it keeps doing that. Yeah. It's
troubling. Yeah, very troubling.
It is just another extreme bush and Trump. So I President Bush,
I couldn't
help but notice that you're stepping on my turf. No. Yeah. I
mean, I have three fake alerts, Hawaii, Emergency Management
Agency clips, and you have a clip now I see. Yes, I have a
clip. Do you want to play it? Or did you want to hear what I
play my clip? This is the guy who did made the mistake and I
think he has been wrong here. I'm going to tell you what I
think in advance. This guy's been wrongfully terminated and
all this bull crap unless you come up with something really
good is just a waste of everybody's time now why the
former state worker who triggered a false alarm warning
that a ballistic missile was headed towards the islands is
speaking out. The alert caused panic and chaos around the
islands on the morning of January 13. The former state
worker says he sent the alert because he was positive the
attack was real.
It was supposed to be on speakerphone. But so pick up the
receiver and the first part of the message exercise exercise
was not heard. The message I heard was that this is not a
drill and I did not hear exercise in the message. I was
100% sure that it was trying to do
Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency fired him earlier this
week. And although he says he feels terrible about what
happened, former state worker said he did what he was trained
to do as you just heard
of this is very interesting. Why Where did you get this from?
What network NBC? Why did they have his voice all disguised?
Where's the ever Did the clip that I have they didn't disguise
his voice.
I have no idea
on January 15. I directed Brigadier General Overo
ta Wait, that's sorry. That's the wrong one. Shoot, I don't
have it. All right, doesn't matter. This. There's no There's
more things going on here this. There are a couple of reports
that it's not just that this guy got in the fight. It's a guy and
it wasn't a woman as you as you thought, actually, this guy is
suing the state of Hawaii. Punjab shouldn't be
yes, you should be.
On January 15. I directed Brigadier General Overo to
conduct an investigation.
Shit this is I keep getting the wrong clip. Why is this
happening? Here we go. This is the one I'm trying to pull. The
man who accidentally sent out Hawaii's false missile alert is
now suing the state. The state has not identified that worker
other than to say that he's been fired. He told reporters today
that he's devastated about what happened. But he's not to blame.
He is now suing Hawaii for defamation may also sue for
slander and libel. People want
to kill them. They identified it as a male 10 years in the
office. They show a back of a man sitting at a desk. It's not
rocket science to figure out who it is.
That attorney says his client has been made into a scapegoat
and now fears for his life. The State of Hawaii says it cannot
comment on pending litigation.
Okay, now we have the story that speaks of not just him but
multiple people being fired
on January 15. I directed Brigadier General Overo to
conduct an investigation into the false ballistic missile
alert on January 13. Based on his findings, I've made the I've
taken the following personnel actions. One employee has been
terminated. One employee resigned before any disciplinary
action was taken. We're in the process of suspending one
employee without pay. And finally after numerous
discussions over the past two weeks with Major General Miyagi,
a respected military leader, and honorable man has taken full
responsibility for the incident of January the 13th and the
actions of all his employees He submitted his letter of
resignation to me this morning and I have accepted I have
accepted that resignation effective today
okay, so if this guy was this this just one guy who made the
mistake and he didn't hear the words Exercise Exercise Exercise
which apparently according to your clip didn't come in through
the speakerphone but on the handset Why are two other people
being disciplined
when somebody picked up the phone and maybe that guy's being
disciplined that guy booted up maybe let's listen to this third
clothesline knows we get a lot of this is wrongful termination.
I agree. And I want to remind you that I said the language
this is not a drill is not something that is supposed to be
in a test message or a drill message. Listen to this report.
This is not a drill. The
alert that sent a wave of fear across Hawaii was sent by an
employee who thought the threat was real warning of an incoming
ballistic missile. The message triggered panic. A missile may
impact on land or sea within minutes. The false alarm came
from this civil defense bunker on January 13 8:05am. A routine
drill by the overnight shift of phone recording starts Exercise
Exercise Exercise, but includes this is not a drill 8:07am a day
shift worker fearing a real missile attack warns the public
from a computer then a drop down menu asks, Are you sure you want
to send this alert? He clicks? Yes. Tonight that employee has
been fired.
He has performed tissues and throughout the 10 years. He has
confused drills that at least
two times it takes
38 minutes to issue a new alert. No threat. This is the state of
warning point tonight, Vern Miyagi the Emergency Management
Agency Administrator has resigned taking full
responsibility. The FCC saying the state didn't have reasonable
safeguards in place and didn't have a plan for what to do if a
false alert was transmitted.
Okay, so what we learn here is that this is not a drill is not
something that was normally in a test message. And we also hear
that he had messed up before. Why Why was this guy in charge
of something like this?
Couple of things I'd say because you're dealing with a government
bureaucracy. We don't know that he messed up before messed up
before maybe came in late for a shift. You don't know what
anything about that. The guy did this is just a rationale for
firing the guy the way I see it. All
right. There is one other option to the right. And then I'll stop
from now on unless new information comes out.
No, no, because the possibility that does exist it there's
something really screwy about this. Since you're so enamored
with this story, I think you should keep following up on it.
How
about this, the Keck Observatory in Hawaii, they have a time
lapse video that just runs over and over again. And so now this
is widely spread on the internet, add a little bit after
8am On the day of the fake alert, there is definitely
something that shoots out of the water, just like one of those
Iron Dome videos and knock something out of the sky. There
is a distinct possibility that there was I doubt North Korean
but there was some kind of missile, whether intentional
whether false flag II whether whatever it is
something been it could have been a test. So our system, yes,
it's something got blown out of the sky, then, and that's the
thing that I'd like to know more about. It's very clear when you
see it, you see now it's exactly like an Iron Dome video.
What probably I mean, we do test our anti ballistic missile
systems, right, not every day, but we test them. And it's
possible this was some sort of a test could be and it ended the
missile was, you know, headed for who knows the middle of
nowhere there.
On one hand, didn't know what the other was doing. And so
we were missing that all the time.
Why not just come clean and just say yeah, okay, this is what
happened. Why all this?
Because the tests because what you're talking about was
probably top secret to
Okay, well, they should turn off the cameras at the Keck
Observatory next time they try that top secret test.
Okay, I'll stay on it.
Pa should stay on it. Okay.
So last clip by gun for a dime in for $1. Always, it's the no
agenda way. This is a clip that we've talked about this and
similar matters. Although this is the first time that anyone
has gotten in trouble for it. And of course, not a elected
representative. But still,
we're learning more about that surprise
resignation by the now former director of the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald stepped
down yesterday after Politico reported she'd invested in
tobacco stocks and the health care company both pretty clear
potential conflicts of interest. Well, Fitzgerald says a
financial advisor is the one who bought the tobacco shares
without her knowing as for that health care company, however,
that investment she admits she knowingly made. I've been a
doctor for 30 years and I have been against tobacco use in any
form that entire time and been vocal about it and and vocal now
soon as we knew about it, we said sell it a lot of local
people invested in the company, but it's it's invested in the
company. It's not stock because we can't sell it. It's taking
too long, and it's too much a distraction from the CDC work.
And that's why I offered my resignation
as a very conflicting bits of information in this, you know,
bit one point Yeah, I sold the stock but then it was invested
in the company. It wasn't stock. I mean, he made it wasn't
publicly tradable stock. The thing that bugs me was a couple
things, one, senators and congressmen and women, Congress,
people, persons, they can trade all they want, with insider
knowledge. And it is completely okay. President Obama made sure
that was cemented in law, that not a problem, you can do
whatever you want,
and they refuse to put any of that information online.
You'll have to go into the Library of Congress into the
basement where you may not photographs
in Congress itself. I think there's some room. What is the
library of I don't know where the date or the date is. We did
have one guy about three or four years ago actually went and
found some stuff. I
remember that. Yeah. So this is something that Yeah, I mean,
that's what you really want to look at. That's where the real
the real crooks are. Then what's irksome is not in a single
story, and I looked quite extensively could I find what
stock sheet invested in Jesus journos? You keep it all that to
yourself being that it is to know
that somebody did mention it but I don't have
I couldn't prove it. I'd love I'd love to know what you
invested in.
Okay all right. Let's get that out of the way.
Well, yes. It's
I gotta get we should probably catch up with the nukes thing. I
mean, they're, you know, we're fixing our, our, all our
weaponry. We're gonna redo everything. Oh, good catch up
with that.
The Trump Administration released its blueprint For the
United States nuclear arsenal today, it continues the Obama
administration plans to rebuild all of America's nuclear armed
submarines, aircraft and missiles, but it also calls for
deploying new nuclear capabilities on submarines and
ships. As Nick Schifrin reports, Pentagon officials say this is a
response to what Russia and China are doing. Critics say the
plan will spark a new arms race.
For more than half a century, the US nuclear arsenal was
designed to deter nuclear attack on America and its allies. Today
the Trump administration says the US has nuclear air, land and
sea weapons aren't strong enough.
We cannot afford to let it become obsolete.
The US says it's trying to cope with adversaries increasingly
threatening and complex. Russia is modernizing its nuclear
arsenal, and warns it's willing to launch relatively small
nuclear weapons to China is expanding its conventional
military and increasing its nuclear capacity. And North
Korea is on the verge of creating a viable nuclear weapon
that could hit the US. Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick
Shanahan released today's nuclear posture review or NPR,
this NPR ensures we can deter any potential adversary because
they are not all alike. The
review calls for deploying new relatively small nuclear weapons
carried on submarines and bringing back nuclear tipped
cruise missiles for ships. The review also says the US would
consider using nuclear weapons in response to non nuclear
attacks, such as strikes on critical infrastructure such on
route is the Undersecretary of Defense for Policy
in the context of a non nuclear attack on the United States or
our allies that was strategic in nature, imposed substantial
impacts to our infrastructure to our people, that we would
consider that context and evaluating the appropriate
response, perhaps to include nuclear weapons.
Go nukes.
Yeah, I don't think this any of this is a good idea. But it does
bring in another story, which I know was talking about. And I
wonder what this is all about. If it's not about oil, which I
believe it probably is, but this is the new disputed islands.
Oh, more this China stuff.
Now this is Russia.
Russia is making a new move to militarize disputed islands off
Japan. Moscow announced last night that it is sending fighter
planes to one of four islands that Soviet forces seized at the
end of World War Two. Japan insists the islands are its
territory.
Oh yeah. Oh, yeah. You think it's about oil? Yeah, man.
There's a couple of things I just wanted to catch up on not
clips but just a few interesting little things that caught my eye
Brussels the EU. were the rulers of the EU CIT are really trying
to move Britain to Berlin time. And they will be voting this
week on whether to scrap British summertime. Which I think I
guess they can I guess they can do that. If they're still in the
EU. Yeah, they want to do away with daylight saving time.
Oh, well, that sounds okay. But scrap British summertime. Yeah.
The whole summer for you.
Let's just call it summertime. But I guess it's a very
globalist thing to do get everybody's time. Yes. In
France, we now have police being sent into Cal a migrant gangs
are fighting each other.
That is bound to happen is bound to
happen. bound to happen. The now I think it depends on how you
count it. But the headlines vary between a FIVE and a SIX. But I
did like that the Dow dropped 666 points. I thought that was a
fun little mess. That's almost as good as 33. Yeah, just send
me a little love mess. It was a good one. Yes, that was kind of
nice. Hello. Got a note about loyalty from one of our
millennial producers. Adam and John. Good note. Yeah, the
previous show you were talking about millennial millennial
loyalty in the workplace being gone. I cannot agree with you
more. Since I was young. I've always admired Apple as a
company and their products and I wish I could have worked for the
company. I got a job at Apple at age 18 had been working there
since I'm almost 22. I find it sad how many millennials I work
with simply do the job for a check and and for some
experience with the full intention of leaving the second
company with a larger check comes along. I'm the complete
opposite. I have a very strong loyalty to the company and my
dream would actually be to work at the same company until I
retire. My grandfather worked at the Pacific Gas and Electric for
50 years and I hope I can do the same. He did tell me something
might explain another side of company loyalty. He told me that
throughout his career, the company, the company loyalty to
employees has gone downhill as well. I don't think companies
are as loyal and invested in their employees either these
days. Also, PS I'm a knight and come back to the Mac will accept
you with open arms. He is a millennial for sure. I think
there's something to that companies. You know, it's a it
goes back and forth.
Yeah, I can't argue with that work, especially in Silicon
Valley. Yeah. Where it's almost cutthroat, you know, their
attitude toward employees go into a board meeting or in a
board me they didn't care. They have to fire 10 guys, so we're
gonna pick his pick these guys. You know, you're out. You're
out. Yeah.
And if you notice, just as a general talking point, a lot of
M five M media online, talking about how the advertising
business is a problem. I mean, even the Guardian, the Guardians
pitch. He's saying that internet advertising is not working. Have
you noticed this?
No, I haven't noticed that many more so than it's always been
kind of sketchy and seen as such. Internet advertising, that
is the I know the new I haven't seen more, if that's what you're
suggesting.
It feels like it's more there's more discussion of paywalls
it seems to me like they're just scrambling. Yeah, they're
scrambling they can't make any money with these models of
especially the big newspapers. Yeah.
Well, or you know what I always say you can't monetize the
network, which is just turns out to be true. See, now I'm on a
guardian page I want to get I want to show you talk about with
their pop up is but they get this long thing like chip in $1.
They're asking for a whole dollar chip in $1 to help keep
our reporting going, because internet advertising isn't
working for us. This, this wow, this will be I mean, that's the
Guardian saying that. Yeah. And I'd love to give them some
money. But now they're spooks they meddled in our election.
That's what I see it and we can't have them doing that. But
also, yeah,
yeah. Well, just gonna go to my last clip. Oh, I was just
gonna say that the only one who's saying something different
is Wired Magazine.
them in there with the internet advertising works like a champ.
Yeah, no. We have the headline here. podcast listeners really
are the holy grail advertisers hoped they'd be.
Yeah, haha.
I, of course, I commented on Twitter, that this is coming
from a operation that has about three podcasts that they're
hoping to monetize
because they're probably not making well, they're going with
a paywall themselves on Wired. Yeah.
So I don't know how many people listen to their podcasts but
it's I tried listening to one of them it wasn't interesting.
Do you think that they're they're shifting course and
they're trying to put all their advertising their focus on
selling ads to the podcast part.
I think just trying to sell and you know, some ads,
right? I mean, you like Leo over there. Twitter's complaining
about this incessantly. That he has no ads.
He's got plenty of ads. Oh, well, I guess enough. He's got
more inventory than as I guess maybe that's what he's
complaining. I
don't know. Well, you know, he's complaining a lot in between
shows again. But anyway, that's why I love her value for value
model. We're not going to get rich but we're still here, baby.
One double O five episodes later.
I'm coming on on one double o 610. Six. That's right. But it's
10 six on the 10 codes.
I will look at the 10 Six codes. You got one more clip for us to
make us happy as we get in and get into the Super Bowl.
And it makes us happy because this is a clip that I don't know
why it hasn't gotten any legs. It wasn't part of somebody's
planned rollout anti gun or we don't want to do anti you know,
anti gun right now. No anti gun we got to do anti Trump. We got
to do this memo. Don't bring any guns stuff into the play because
this is a beautiful story. For the anti gun people to promote
and make a big deal about
a noose around the state. A 12 year old girl was charged with
two felonies today, after two students were shot at at a Los
Angeles Middle School. Police say a gun in her backpack went
off accidentally Thursday injuring five. A single bullet
struck a 15 year old girl in the wrist and then hit another
classmate in the head. Both are expected to make full
recoveries. She's charged with being a minor in possession of a
firearm and having a weapon on school grounds. The semi
automatic handgun in her backpack wasn't registered, and
detectives still don't know where she got it from.
Yeah, you're right. That's a horrible story that deserves
attention.
Now the thing about this story that Do read to me when I hear a
story like this. It says to me, it says we need gun safety
training in schools. Yes. Like we used guys. Obviously she had
this gun somebody cocked it and left it cocked or somebody shot
it and it sends a semi automatic or an automatic handgun. It Gree
cocked itself. So she's carrying around unknowingly a cocked
weapon. Yeah. The safety officer on
your right. Absolutely. We used to have that until it went out
of vogue. Yeah, and then people die.
So after years of listening to my daughter, guns, she sits at
the table and goes, can you get anyone to just show me how to
use a gun? Really? It was working in San Francisco.
Getting this point? I said, yeah, we'll get some gun
training for you. What you want is gun safety training. That's
what you want. Right? Everybody should have this. And I said it
could come in handy. Especially if you're in some situation and
people are shooting at each other and a gun comes flying
your way comes sliding along. That's right. Last your feet.
You want to pick it up. You want to know how to cock it and shoot
it. But she wants to carry?
No, she just wants to know how to use a gun. How to use it go.
Yeah, well, you can do that. Didn't you say dad will take
care, dad? I'll take care. Yeah.
Well, I would like to take her to arrange with somebody who's
got a lot of different guns so we can show her the ropes.
Right. So depending on which one slides over, she'll know what to
do with it. Yeah,
cuz this knows what's gonna slide oh, it could be a
revolver. Or it could be a bat. It's true.
John Mack. Chances are, this is America. As a kid, you got to
learn how to drive a truck, drink beer, shoot a gun and
learn how to swim. That's pretty much it. That's probably
relations. You're American now.
Well, good for her.
I thought it was a move up. Yeah.
Yes. There's hope. 10 Six is busy standby. So I don't think
it's useful for the standby. Standby. Standby. Yeah, 10 five
was really we didn't use that one either.
So then seven, something important, isn't it? 10 Seven is
out of service. Ah, we're gonna be 10 Seven if you don't get
some money for 10 Six. There
you go. Now you're talking about it. Thank you very much for
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