Hi worms,
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Thursday, February 15 2018. This is your award winning game on AC
media assassination episode one double O eight.
This is no agenda. Never letting
a good crisis go to waste and broadcasting live from downtown
Austin Tejas capital, the drone Star State Clooney Oh, in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're back in a drought.
John C. Dvorak.
You're back on what drought? I couldn't hear you. I said you
backed away from the mic or something?
No, I screamed. More than probably blew it out. Yeah. You
blew it out in the morning, sir. I'm the first one to declare it.
What the drought? Yeah.
Interesting. You say that? I cannot find a single media
report in the M five M about Venice. Remember, Venice was
drowning and they were bringing in sinking we're all gonna
die. The Dutch had to come in and
Yeah, well, now there's this such a drought in Venice. The
gondolas, they can't even go on the canal. It's just mud that's
completely drained. Wow, that would be great to see. Well, you
can look I mean, just if you bring it first match the
garbage and junk doesn't that you have you got to bring it.
Bring it now.
You gotta you gotta bring it right now because it's just
beautiful and
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bing bing bing. Bing bing bing bing bing bing bing bing bing
bing did you bring it?
I'm still typing it in.
Name That Tune, John.
Wow. Being in. June is being it? Yeah. Okay, I'm looking at the
pictures now you can stop playing that. As much as I love
it. Holy crap.
It's hilarious. And there's not a single media report. That's
why
it is Venice mud drought. And I got there's not this is going
on. And there's absolutely no media on this. This is this is a
great story. Nothing, nothing. I don't know what it is. I know I
can tell you because they
they can't figure out how to present it after global warming
and climate change was going to drown Venice.
Well, there's that. And I'll bet you it stinks to high
ixnay on the El smae because the tourist tase won't I'm Kay.
Man, this is something I
really am surprised that there's just zero reporting. Of course,
there's other important things to report on. Obviously,
you put this is pretty. This is Yeah, but this is the kind of
stuff of your news guy. This is great material is because it's
so picturesque. It's fantastic, isn't it just a boat sitting on
top of mud. I know as great. As far as no gondolas going on. I
don't have a shot of the of the grand that super. The big, giant
River, the one in the middle. I mean, I still kind of get enough
when
winds placing me
now to just I was just kidding. This is something Yeah, I know.
Then I grandkid. Now, this is where I'm at right now. And I
can also go got water.
Yeah, but not a lot. And I searched and I searched and I
could not find a video of any news organization that covered
anywhere. Not even in the BBC or Channel Four. None of it.
They will. Well, maybe, I mean, maybe yeah. Wow, this is
something good. Quick. Good catch. Yeah, the only only the
no agenda show again as right. Yeah, but so for anyone out
there who are interested go to Bing, or whatever you want to
die. Oh, Venice, mud, drought. Be your search terms and you get
these great pictures. Almost all the little side canals are all
just mud.
I was I couldn't find it. I don't know if we had a clip last
time but I don't think so. I don't think we have any clip of
it either. Because I can nothing I could find the archive.
Okay, daily mails got a story on it. Yeah, yes. And they have
left Daily Mail of all of all places.
I have to say I found the Daily Mail I was like, well, this
could be bullcrap. It's the Daily Mail. So I went looking
but
then this the Son has an article and then the daily meals got
another one and finally know that's it. Three articles I
know, I know, to do articles in The Daily Mail and it's an
article in the sun, but we have the picture so it's obviously
happening you would think wow, yeah. And then the Daily Mail
Service broke on this in. On February add the son broke on it
on December 30. Hold on a second. This is a prop Problem.
Venice famous gondolas have sinking into sludge after
historical low tide. This was December 30 2016. No. Yeah.
Wait, I had all of them. That's interesting. Let me see.
Waters all gone. It says this is again on a mail but this is
December 2016. Then the Daily Mail came back on February 1
this year. Yes. With the same story. Oh, really?
Yeah. Well, this apparently the story I read I'm looking forward
now was that this happened after the the double red triple
witching hour Blue Moon thing. Beer.
That that story, I'm looking at us in February 1 story but the
double blue moon or whatever they call it. Okay, super
witching double blue, red moon. Well, is
anybody in Venice? Could you please give us a call? Yeah,
we'd
like to know what the hell's going on. I
have one from another fine article express.k.co.uk. And
this is February first. So they're reporting it
all right. Well, apparently somebody like this happened last
year, not last year, but the year before December, and we
missed that one too. Well, no wonder they don't want to report
on it. It's just tides. They got tides.
They got sky they got tides.
All right. Well, speaking of stories like that, we had a
number of interesting occurrences take place. I will
play a clip about the first one at the NSA shots
fired outside the National Security Agency in Maryland. And
now authorities are investigating local station. WBA
yell reports that at least three people have been shot, but none
of those people have life threatening injuries. This video
shows a black SUV with bullet holes in the windshield that
crashed into barriers near the NSA gate. The shooter is
reportedly in custody and according to CNN authorities
say it is not an ongoing situation. There is no ongoing
risk.
No one is allowed inside NSA campus was the workstation
continues.
I had a report on this. I didn't clip it. I did clip it but I
didn't never put it on the clip list.
Well, but But you see Wait, hold on. No, no, no, no. I have a
second clip for you. All right.
To cross dressing prostitutes a stolen car in a wrong turn. We
are in learning what led to a deadly confrontation. At one of
the nation's most secure facilities using
the words they shooting at the National Security Agency where
it all began.
Officers there shot and killed one person and wounded another
when investigators say to people in a stolen car tried to ran the
gate. Howard County
police said today that that deadly incident at the NSA all
began with an SUV stolen from a motel somewhere along Route one
well tonight. w USA has learned that this is the motel where the
entire incident began when two men dressed as women stole that
SUV and took off in it. A source who was at the terrorists motel
this morning says a man who could be considered the day's
first victim checked in around 7:30am barely an hour later that
man emerged from his room screaming that quote to
transvestites had stolen his SUV. Howard County police
dispatch confirms receiving a 911 call about a stolen vehicle
from the hotel about that time. 10 miles away and less than an
hour later. This was the scene outside the gates of the
National Security Agency at Fort Meade. The driver of the SUV was
dead. And then I say officer and the SUVs passenger both wounded.
Now investigators from the FBI NSA and local police are trying
to piece together what happened. NSA Police say the two men in
the SUV both dressed as women pulled up to the employee gate
at the NSA just off the Baltimore Washington Parkway.
The NSA says its police ordered the men to turn around and leave
for the car quote failed to stop and barriers were deployed. When
the SUV accelerated towards the barriers and the police cruiser
blocking the road. police opened fire. Investigators would later
find a handgun and a small amount of cocaine in the SUV.
CBS News confirmed the injured NSA officer was taken to an area
hospital as was the SUVs passenger who CBS News has
identified as Kevin Lamont Fleming age 20. His injuries
were considered critical.
So that was a better report, don't you think?
Well, I heard another report ABC.
I just say one thing. The report you just heard was from 2015.
Ah, that makes more sense. Exact same occurrence. It was well I
don't know if it was the transvestites again
while they were cross dressed. Yes, they're men dressed as
women.
Okay, so the first one you play was the current report? Correct
from 2015 to which sounds exactly the same. And then the
report that I heard on The ABC was that they shot at the car.
Nobody in the car was hurt. But they shot two guys random guys
other
lots of other agents. Yes, that's even better.
Yeah, it's the wish they had it. But it is even better because
the guys apparently in the car weren't injured. You know, it
was riddled with bullets, but this this and then Bucha Yeah,
no kidding. And then with it, then they showed where it hit
the barriers that this is not some barrier. They moved. It was
a barrier. It was like, it was like a piece of
concrete. Yeah. Well, what is it with the NSA and men dressing up
as women? That's the
it's the here's what it is. I don't know what it is. But I'm
going to tell you what my theory is. Okay. Apparently, there's so
many cross dressers in the NSA that many of them forget to get
into their regular civilian clothes. They're told to go
back. Hey, go
put on your suit, dude. Okay, well, well,
that's just what happened often, of course.
Now, it's either that or, you know, there's a lot of
transsexual prostitutes, frequenting NSA members and
someone got pissed off about something. I don't know. That
seems like it. It just it's very odd. Why why?
I'm shooting all over the place and kill it a couple of
bystanders because it gets you straight.
Oh, we laugh, but it really is quite sad. It is
sad, especially for the bystanders. She's
so I really don't know what's going on with that. It's but I
find you know, when something
like the other two years, two years ago, three years ago,
well, I have to say that I was searching around for some video
and I came across those reports with both from USA Today. And as
I was looking at USA saying like, wait a minute, this is
it's just the wrong video and the wrong report. And I couldn't
figure it out because it was so identical. And I remember this
happening. I remember us talking about it. That's what kind of
time warp did I entered the Mandela effect?
That could be you go that's it could be that is what's
happening with the mud in Venice. Yes,
man. Mandela mud.
All right. Well, I guess we should get into the shooting.
Yeah, and I want to say something right up front by I
tend to do this when we have one of these events. Yes, we can. We
will be looking and lots of people are saying, Oh, it's
false flag and there's all these kinds of discrepancies and weird
things. And I definitely think there's there's odd occurrences
here, but I just want to make sure that everyone knows the
most important thing right now is to keep your no agenda, eyes
and ears open for what this will be used for. Never let a good
crisis go to waste. What are they going to do? Will it be gun
control? I've heard it possibly. Oh, if this guy was a dreamer,
that would be interesting. If he was a DACA, protected person.
I've I've even heard even on M five M I've heard people talking
about well, what psychotropic drugs was he on?
Well, you did because I looked it looked and look for that. I
mean, I got the one report where he was in the nuthouse for a
while and then he stopped going. And of course I use the
politically correct term, not house house. Yes. Well, let's
just play some clips and then we'll discuss. Okay, let's go
with Divi. Here's the summary of the story that people don't know
what what the heck we're talking about, which is always possible.
This is rubbish. Sorry. I just want to mention that I didn't go
into the rest of this thing went for 15 minutes. I do have some
clips in and out of it. But But Muir This is one of those
instances where they have such a big story to do. That Muir's
summary is all you need.
With us here in a very busy night and sadly, we do begin
with another horrific school shooting a difficult night for
this nation as we have just learned at least 17 dead after a
shooting rampage inside of Florida High School and fire
hurt inside and outside the school. It was put on lockdown
students running for their lives. A massive show of force
from law enforcement some of the injured treated right there on
the sidewalk outside the school. Meantime, these images now
emerging inside the school students hiding from the gunfire
armed SWAT going classroom to classroom you can hear the
students in horror, anguished parents waiting to hear from
their children tearful reunions when they finally reach them. At
this hour a suspect is in custody. It is believed he was a
former student. His name is Nicholas Cruz. We do have team
coverage beginning with ABCs Victoria kendo on the scene in
Parkland Florida tonight.
No that sounds pretty much Mike at least no details but that's
the general summary.
Yeah, I thought so. We had a I actually liked the local reports
better than because in the case of the least some of the details
that were I mean, the ABC report went on for 15 minutes. I mean,
it was a whole a block. There wasn't anything I
did a lot more coverage than certainly with with local people
and local news than the Vegas shooting. see much more
expansive?
I think so. But there was a but I think the best report that I
could find was a local report. I know I think it was
a local support. Local report.
The sheriff says deputies arrested the suspect in a nearby
community about an hour after he left the school by trying to
blend in with a crowd of students. School officials say
19 year old Nikolas Cruz is a former student who was expelled
from the high school for disciplinary reasons. The
sheriff says they found at least one ar 15 style assault rifle
and multiple magazines. Some students say the suspect had
been known to carry guns.
He carried multiple guns. He showed me his guns I saw what
guns he had. He showed me personally.
Investigators say the suspects social media pages had photos
showing him with knives, guns and threatening messages. We've
already begin to began to dissect his websites and things
that social media that he was on and some of the things come to
mind are very very disturbed that
Cruz was treated and released from a hospital tonight and
taken into custody. The Broward County Mayor told one media
outlet that Cruz had been getting treatment at a mental
health clinic for a while but stopped going a year ago.
Tonight the sheriff says 12 of the 17 people killed have been
identified. And there are a number of people injured who
remain in the hospital. Among those hit by the bullets. A well
loved security guard and football coach. He reportedly
used his own body to shield students from the gunfire.
It's also when you think about a janitor, just amazing that this
kid tried to blend in with the crowd. And it worked. He was
able to get out of the school.
Yes, we're still waiting to hear details about how they were able
to trace them to the next town over. But you saw there in the
video that he was arrested and it sounds as though he is
cooperating with police and providing some information so
we'll expect more tomorrow in the morning.
All right. Well, we get a lot of good stuff I just
an observation in general and even people on television, we're
making this observation that talking heads this school may be
you know, it just everyone may be doped up. It may be a just
have epidemic proportions that everybody is on some kind of
SSRI, all of these kids who were who appeared on television, and
a math teacher like they were all on every channel the same
kids. And they were all very calm. Then now of course shock
etc. But geez, I mean, it was really uncanny how calm they all
were a lot of
them. And this guy is I saw some kids get a little nervous and
the
and the alleged shooter he was going to a mental health clinic.
Well, that kind of explains that then doesn't it?
Well, let's go over some of the stuff that was in this report
that may or may not be true. But first aid. He says he was
treated at a hospital and then released and grabbed and then
taken to prison.
Me Yes, correct. Why yet? We don't know. We don't know if not
the they even had him in the hospital guard when they when
they booked? Yes. Exactly. And he was on a gurney I've no no
idea. There's no way he was they were walking him in when I know
they put them on a gurney into the ambulance and the ambulance
took him to the hospital and then from the hospital.
He the Law never saw any of those clips. Okay. And I was
gonna say into the police department with garb.
Yes. Tina lived there. She lives right nearby and she was really,
really affected by this.
So the other question that comes to mind okay, so he leaves with
the students was only one year out of the school. He could look
like a senior. It's not a big deal. He's big, big guy. And
obviously not a pushover type and then somehow he gets goes
over a mile away into some other town. Yeah. Did they get him?
We don't know. We know nothing. But here. Here's the things that
Bob
didn't have. I know he did have a tracking device stuck in him.
That's possible.
Here's the things that bother me. So there were there was a
fire just we I always loved the fire drill. There was a fire
drill. Earlier in the day, there were reports that the that the
school had also been notified there would be an active shooter
drill. Nine I can't corroborate any of this, of course. But
whenever there's drills going on, you always got a
little video and what do you think? How about this for an
idea?
Let me just finish my thought. Sure. The amount of not just
hardware that showed up very quickly. But even the mobile cry
Lab, which is huge, you know, semi tractor trailer that was
unseen within within the hour, I think. And I've looked at the
video and all the kids say the same thing. They say I saw there
was blood in the hallway where someone had been dragged away.
Yeah, I saw I think I saw body. No, it's not anyone I know. That
was very consistent. But no one really knew anyone who would be
killed.
I didn't get that either. I got plenty of people saw their dead
friend. Oh, yeah. Okay, well, I
didn't see that. Yeah, there's
a dead friend, girl, my friend and they were crying. Literally.
I'm going to get back to the things that that are mysterious,
which is how they the guy goes to these in another town a mile
away. He's just roaming eastward. Is he doing in this
other town? Is he still got his ar 15 with them? Or we don't end
Alero? I mean, what is why does he draw attention to himself
because he, he decided not to draw attention to himself when
he casually left with the rest of the kids. And then took off
and they couldn't catch him. This just this is just a
complete speculation. He was in a mental hospital and then and
then left it during his period of being in the mental hospital.
Was it possible to put a tracking device on him?
You like this? You like the tracking device thing?
Here this out, they put a tracking device on him. That's
how they so easily got him within just no time. They just
like went over and picked him up. And then once they figured
out who it was, I guess, then So Dave, looked him up in the
database. Where is he? There he is he's over here they go pick
him up. Then they take him to the hospital to remove the
tracking device. Why else would he go to the hospital?
Man, you're better than I am at this. This is this is a good
conspiracy theory. I like it.
And then they walked in MIT waltzed into the police station,
but he couldn't have the tracking device on anymore
because it would draw attention to the fact that they're doing
this.
Okay.
So yes, now with that in mind, with or without you, somebody
has to explain to me how they caught this guy almost instantly
after he had disappeared into the crowd and then ended up in
some other town right doesn't make any sense. They didn't have
an APB out on anybody that didn't have his picture. There
was no way unless there was a tracking device involved, it
seems to me. And if it's possible that half the people in
that whole area, which is kind of a Stepford Wives area, from
the sounds of it has tracking devices on him. Now. I never
heard anything about any SSRIs or anything like that. And
that's how about seems to be of course and the lead story. Of
course, he has a telephone. He has a natural tracking device on
his person, if he had his phone with him. He's trackable about
that. It's not that far of a stretch.
Yeah, I agree with that. But any smart guy doing this is not
gonna have his phone with him.
Yeah, well, I don't think smart people do this. Well, I
know but this guy was, yeah, but this he ever seemed like a
little paranoid, he might have been smart enough not to have a
phone with him. And then that Gandy, how long it takes. I
don't know how long it takes to triangulate somebody's phone,
but it doesn't. I have an
alternative clip, which comes from a local news source. And
again, very calm girl. She speaks of a number of
interesting things.
I actually was in the bathroom at the moment. And I came back
to my classroom and I knocked on the door, and the fire alarm
went off. And principal came on the speaker and just said,
everyone needs to evacuate right now. So that's what we did. As I
was going down the stairs, I heard a couple of shots fired,
everyone was freaking out, saying that it was gone. And as
we're walking the whole class together, I actually was
speaking to the suspect, Nicholas Cruz. And as I was
speaking to him, he seemed very, I don't I don't know what the
word I want to say is, but he was troubled in middle school,
so I kind of joked to him about it and said, I'm surprised you
weren't the one who did it. And he just gave me uh huh. So
that's really what happened.
You're walking down the hall. He had already fired at that time.
Yes, sir. What? Are you scared? In the moment, I wasn't because
there was obviously definitely another shooter.
But Oh, you think he was not the only one?
No, definitely not.
Why do you say that?
Because when shots were fired, I saw him after the fact. So the
shots were coming from the other part of the building. So there
definitely had to be two shooters involved, I believe
is the first time I've heard of that. Did you see any other
students who were wounded? No, sir.
I don't know what to make of it. I also I don't have to make of
the No sir and all that stuff and
it's very unusual for a girl like that to be saying No sir.
Yes, sir. Exactly. She's a Stepford wife or in training.
That was a very, very i That's a very good clip that you have for
just confusing matters is great.
I saved that. I say, Well, I saved an article from January
30. And I remember reading it thinking I should bring that up,
didn't of course, but I went to Bing it.io and came right up.
This is from PBS NewsHour. It's not a clip but I will read.
Headline Trump says it will be hard to unify country without a
major event. Hours before his first State of the Union
President Donald Trump said today he wants to unite the
country amid tremendous divisiveness and hopes he can do
so without a traumatic effect event affecting Americans. Trump
spoke about creating a more united country during a lunch
with a number of television news anchors Trump said the United
States has long been divided including during the impeachment
of former President Bill Clinton Trump also said that Americans
usually come together during times of suffering quote, I
would love to be able to bring back our country into a great
form of unity without a major event where people pulled
together that's hard to do but I would like to do it without that
major event because usually that major event is not a good thing.
Come on me just give you just feeding the machine with that.
Well, maybe yeah, I remember that too. That was a that was I
think we may have been discussing on the show. I don't
know if Hey, if you do it this I really doubt it.
Well, but that the only thing I thought was because again, I
would I didn't see immediate I saw kids on television, I saw
one kid with his mom who was like jumping in interjecting
when he was going off the rails. I didn't see the typical
lawmakers guns guns got its there, obviously. But it wasn't
the first thing that happened it was the kids that you know,
immediately kids were put on television continuously. You
know if that if he was a dreamer if he was a DACA recipient, that
would be an event that might pull us together on immigration.
might
well I better show up pretty soon it doesn't take that long
to figure out so that's got to be on today's news got
to happen soon. Yes.
Now I got a clip from one of the producers and me and I want to
compliment I want to play the clip just the one I sent you the
last minute clip so be just queue that up it was cute. I
want to it's I want to play because it's an exam it's a good
example of a thoughtful clip. It's from I guess Good Morning
America or something was Stephanopoulos maybe it's
morning thing or
ABC this morning? Yeah, could be
but I mean to step in, but I don't know what the venue was. I
could have been told that but but this is an example of the
kind of clips we like to get from producers it is recorded
properly. It's from something obscure that we probably won't
catch Oh wait
wait and it's not some YouTube video was some guy showing
webpages talking for 30 minutes because I wrote that down to
remind people please don't send me that please don't do
something like this somebody 30 A day this is great look at this
YouTube and look unless it includes a clip from the M five
M or something that is you know that is mainstream. Get please
don't send me videos of guys talking about some webpage
they're looking at and you know, saying things like this is
unhinged people. This is crazy. They're at it. I mean don't
don't I have no time for it. Well, unless there's something
in it you know.
Here's a good example now what permit let me get into the
premise of this clip. This is before anybody knew anything and
so they ABC Amelie brings out the the the usual suspects to
spew the usual theories that have nothing to do with
anything.
Ray Kelly, former New York City police chief, the shooter now in
custody, we see that picture right now.
Right there. Now the police have to try to figure out why.
Yeah, I would bet that there's an element of of bullying
involved here. We've seen it in in so many cases, someone
bullied or perceived as being bully. They think about it. They
plan it for a month, and they act out and
wait, wait a minute. Just they're saying that he was
bullied?
Yeah, he's a poor boy. He's a victim of a bully.
Every every every clip I've seen was this guy was a troublemaker.
He was trouble he he's the bully if that we can believe the
reports are
real or perceived that they're being bully. They think about
it. They plan it for a month and they act out and You know, we
don't know for sure. But I'm pretty sure there's an element
of that here.
Right. And Brad Garrett, we've seen this also, fellas.
What's that? He says, I don't know for sure. But there's got
to be an element of that. They're just making it up. Yeah.
Why is this even on the air?
Oh, for sure. But I'm pretty sure there's an element of that
here,
right and Brad Garrett, we've
seen this also from school shootings that have been
thwarted not only the ones that are carried out an element of
planning going into this, because you say, building up the
resentments for weeks, maybe months, putting the whole plan
together. And then one day, something snaps,
something snaps. But here's what happened, George, he has told
other kids, maybe not that he was going to go commit a mass
shooting today at school. But his anger, his rage, his
darkness is maybe focused on particular students or
particular groups within the school are going to be out
there. These are teenagers, they talk through social media, they
text each other. So we're going to have to see that skull going
to break down at some point as to what exactly did this kid say
to others before the shooting occurred? And as you and I
talked a few minutes to go, what's his access to weapons?
How did he get the weapon or weapons that he had the day? It
is always the question and every one of these shooters in the
evenings usually the answer, they're readily available home
readily available at home. And we've also seen there have been
so many, so many loopholes in the whole background check
system. It's so many people's r&d to
stop. It's just blather,
yes. Nothing.
You have a profile a profile or show up on that David Muir
report on on ABC. And here's another this is the FBI
profiler. They bring in once in a while when they doing a wrap
on something like this.
And Brad the suspect was a former student. That's what we
believe at this point from authorities, they are on the
scene of former student at the school. What does that tell us
obviously about possible links to some of the students still
attending class there.
Because this school is the issue, David in his mind, much
like Adam Lanza went back to an elementary school at Sandy Hook.
He hadn't been there in years. It's what the school represented
in his mind.
Brad Garrett with us, a former FBI agent or terrorism analyst,
Brad, we thank you, as always, unfortunately, always tough
topics when we bring you on in the mean,
it really is when they have so little information. It's normal
for people to just go on whatever they whatever they
find, and they can get and I I'm pretty. I think I'm pretty level
headed and live in multiple dimensions straddle, but from
the minute this happened, I was like, Wow, man, to so different.
It's very different. I mean, there's, there's not you know,
this is the first I've heard of, you know, the background checks.
I mean, I haven't watched since we started the show this
morning. I don't I just don't know where they're gonna take
it, what it's going to be used for. But I think something will
be unwell today. Well, I
am
and what is this? What does this mean? There have been 18 school
shootings so far. And it's only February.
Yeah, they've said that numerous times. I don't know what the
background is that there's been some reports which even have the
apparently this guy would get 17 dead. And yeah, there were two
others killed and other shootings and they didn't total
number of shootings with deaths is doesn't add up. There's,
they're just trying, they're emphasizing this. And so let's
go we had a 15 minute piece. Like I said, the David Muir
piece went on 50 You're almost about 13 and a half minutes
actually. And a rapid distance ed, they give it to Cecilia
Vega, who's the Trump hater that works there and she's at the
White House. And so they throw it to her to finish things off.
And this is the this is the wrap sorry, Las Vegas.
He said we'll be talking a quote we will talk about gun laws as
time goes on. David there has not been a a very serious public
policy conversation about gun control here at this
administration in this White House. The President tweeted
today no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel
unsafe in an American school. We
will see if this is the one that forces that policy conversation.
Alright, to Sylvia Vega live with the White House to Celia
Thanks as always, no, no, no.
Now I want to play the shooting tweets.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco tweets.
Too many families have lost someone to the senseless
epidemic of gun violence. California
Senator Kamala Harris tweets,
this is the 18 school shootings in the first 43 days of 2018. We
cannot accept this as normal. We must address gun violence. And
First Lady Melania Trump tweets.
My heart is heavy over the school shooting in Florida
keeping all affected in my thoughts and prayers.
Now you've listened to this you had two people politicizing it
Oh, yeah. Pelosi and Harris and they say oh, guns. And so then
Melania comes on she does what she's Did it then show some some
heart? You know, and just, you know, send out some prayers for
the dead kids. Now, so I was thinking about this this because
I knew they were gonna pull it assizes and go back to the gun
thing, which is you couldn't work during the Obama
administration. He had some good shootings during that period.
But
it's also there's another thing going on. Yeah, they want to
politicize the gun thing, but that's not on the roster that is
not in rotation. It has to be Russia. It has to be stormy The
Hooker it has to be racist. Yeah. Not in rotation guns is
no, that's not gonna
listen, I don't see how you're going to get it on the list. But
back to the gun issue about this, these problems. I ran into
this one report does I'm gonna play which is an ask Adam, okay,
because we had a shooting here, which this is prefaced by it.
When you play this clip. We had a shooting here of some, and
there's a big lawsuit. It's a big scandal in the Bay Area.
Some cop left his gun in the car. And some guy grabbed the
gun and ended up with a gang and then the gang killed somebody
with that gun to pull up thinking about how many times
we're sorry,
no, I said sorry, I cute too early.
No, I'm going to tell you when the cute because because there's
an ask Adam here. So there was a report done in 2012. And I don't
know if this reports been repeated. But how many? This is
a 2012? Report? How many cops just guess a random number? How
many cops are law enforcement individuals? And we're talking
about guns on the street if you can't buy against us have gun
control. But are you going to disarm the police? seems
unlikely in this country. So you're not going to disarm the
police. So how many guns are stolen? From the police?
So you want me to give the answer before I hear the clip?
Yes. Yeah, of course.
Let me think. How many got to play my clip? All right, how
many guns are stolen from the police? Are you talking about
nationwide on an annual basis? What is the scale for the white
nationwide nationwide? I would say asking 3000
department policy clearly states that firearms are to be placed
in a quote locked metal container affixed to the vehicle
or inside the locked trunk of the vehicle out of public view.
None of those things happened here. In fact, the officer did
not even know that his weapon had been stolen. The police
department wouldn't comment on the claim but says the officer
is still on patrol while police investigate the case.
Internally, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
reported that in 2012, more than 190,000 firearms were reported
lost or stolen by law enforcement officers nationwide.
How many 190,000
Wow. Okay, that's more than good luck with your gun.
Good drawl.
Yeah, seems like that's where the loophole is. And I have, are
they being stolen or sold? And we will ensure
that I'm sure it's just that many you don't need all that
many guns. You would probably still maybe get a cache of guns
and you put them on the black market. Sure. Dang. Well, if you
want to go on further with one other gun loophole Sure. At this
is CBS and CBS did this out of the blue. I don't know anything
about this. This is the report they did on what they call and
it was right like yesterday or the day before or just
coincidental. coincidental. On ghost guns.
This handgun looks in fires just like a Glock nine millimeter. It
has no serial number. It's completely untraceable and it's
100% legal. It's known as a ghost gun and we bought one
online with no background check or waiting period. It's not
technically a firearm because the part that would be
registered the lower receiver still needs work. The Do It
Yourself kit came with all the necessary parts even the drill
bits and a plastic template showing exactly where to drill
the holes. It's not going to take a tremendous amount of
gunsmithing skill. Former LAPD SWAT officer Scott Reed's agreed
to supervise while I built were removing these black tabs
following an instructional YouTube video. It took less than
three hours
to do what I do, but it looks like it did pretty well for a
novice after a safety check. And test firing. Reads put the gun
through its paces feel alright, yeah, go sky unsterilized
unregistered catalog.
First of all, I would say this goes on and we can play the rest
of it. But I had to stop it here because I'm going to take the
perspective of the reporter think about the reporter. The
reporter built this gun. He's got some expert Washington to
make sure he does it right. And the guy tests again, test fires
and other testing bench. And then then he says, Then I had
him shoot the gun. And then And then he says, was it okay? Yeah,
it was pretty good. He says, Why didn't the reporter shoot the
gun?
Oh, because he's afraid he has PTSD from the from
afraid of the good. No, he's afraid of the gun. Yes, he's
afraid the
gun will blow up in his hand or something like that. Or might
shoot somebody. He's
just afraid. He's afraid of the gun. He's like, you know, who
eek it's a gun. It's a gun.
Yes. Well, do we have a report of got PTSD reporter got PTSD
after firing a?
Yes, I remember that to this guy. So this guy's a wit a wimp.
Let's face it. And then by the way, at the end of the report, I
don't know if you can get through the whole thing. You
really don't have to play any more of it. But at the end of
it, he says we made sure to give the gun and have the gun
destroyed, or have it sent back to the police. It's just
ridiculous. This means so in other words, so what we're
dealing with here when we're talking about bias, this is anti
gun bias within the news organization to such an extreme
that the guy can't hold again, can't touch a gun can't even
deal with it. He has to send it back to the US to have a chopped
up afterwards. And and he makes sure to tell everybody that so
there's not an extra gun on the street. Thanks to CBS News.
Right as as is as if this is like in your after we just heard
that 190,000 stolen guns as if this is going to make a
difference one way or the other. Or? I mean, it seems to me I
keep the gun,
right? No, you don't report obviously.
I'm not. I'm not biased. These guys are biased. They hate guns.
And so they proved it that's in their report. So when you watch
news reports on CBS, you're listening to people that are
giving you biased News. Hello. I'm just pointing does our shows
about but
I'll tell you, I know I'm clearly biased about things
being full of crap and that comes from a lifetime of working
in television and radio mainstream and five M then if
we're done with this because I don't think we have much more on
this particular type of
guy that is my last gun clip. Good clip. Get it gun clip.
Hey, except it would be a magazine. That's clip. No, it's
a clip is what you put the magazines in? No, these
are clips your time. I don't I don't have a magazine to play.
Stop. You make me crazy. But let's just presume for a moment,
even though we've been told and we're told every day otherwise,
maybe let's just say Trump isn't a complete blithering moron,
maybe he's really a very stable genius. Let's just just just
presume that for a moment. And the and this is where my bias
comes from, of the bias that hey, you know, I don't know,
there's a lot of things wrong with this with the reporting on
this particular shooting, and we don't we have very little
evidence and a lot of questions more so than usual, the guy is
also alive, you know, the all of this stuff is very different,
much more entertaining, because it gets much more entertaining.
So we had this, all Morosa who was a Celebrity Apprentice
candidate on Donald Trump's show, and she's on Big Brother
now all of a sudden, because yeah, that's the path you take
from the White House, you get fired from the White House doing
God knows whatever you were doing not much as far as I'm
concerned. And then you you go on Celebrity Big Brother, and
she was not I'm not gonna play the clip, because very hard to
understand. And even on Big Brother, they had to subtitle it
just to make sure we got the information. She's there talking
to Ross, you know, Ross, the flamboyant fashion guy from EA.
Ross is the guy that was promoted and brought to the
forefront by Jay Leno. And he's been a plague ever since.
Now, I want as I'm watching this, but I thought, Wow, what a
script is what I thought and I just want to read the transcript
of what Omarosa Omarosa said, an in your in the back of your
mind, please take into account that Trump this also thinking
about 2020 he definitely did. This is pure conspiracy theory.
So I'm saying it upfront. Trump is Trump is considering 2020 I
believe he would really want a woman as VP pick and he has to
have pence bow out somehow. But definitely, you know, with all
the Democrats running around saying well, if we impeach
Trump, then we get Pence and then pence would have to do the
right thing but maybe he would maybe wouldn't Now here is what
amorosa said. And she is a She is an actress. She seems to be
she acted on The Apprentice. She's acts everywhere and she
acts however outrageous. She has to be that's her thing and
everyone knows it. Here's here's the transcript as bad As you all
think Trump is you would be worried about pence. We would be
begging for the days of Trump back if pence became president.
He is extreme, big trigger word. I am Christian. I love Jesus.
But he thinks Jesus tells him to say things. I've seen the plan
for illegal immigration. It gets more aggressive. It's so bad. So
whether this was intentional or not, and I really have no, I
think I can. If it was intentional, though, even if it
wasn't, the message is very clear. Hey, you guys who love
God and are Christian, you know, the small percent of you who
speak in tongues? We're not talking you everybody else.
Pants is crazy. He's a nut job. He's one of the crazy
Christians. This this, that's powerful messaging. And then, to
talk to the base. We add, oh, I've seen the plan about
immigration, it gets worse, it gets more aggressive, which is
exactly what the base wants to hear. I assert for reasons of
conspiratorial thinking that she was weaponized by Trump. And
this is part of what is she is supposed to do. Why was she in
the White House in the first place? She really didn't do
anything. And then she's out. And this is the message she
sends. Not about Trump about pence. Well, and let's just
presume
that the 10,000 hand side be irked about this by Yes,
and if it get if they get now this shooting came as a big
interrupter. But if they could keep this going, Pence will have
to bow out for the next round because he would be a drag down
on the campaign and he will do the right thing. You'll have
right of first refusal I'm sure but you know, how many people in
the PR department and CIA 10,010 15,000
Well, I know that's how many is the Pentagon? I don't know what
the CIA number
well, you can you can bet at the Pentagon has that CIA has and
the CIA is very high or CIA is doing great. Who's under fire
FBI, their rivals? So they got FBI covered as being a bunch of
crazy douchebags. Or questionable at best. And then
this
year, think what your what your overall thought is here is that
you think they're going to spend the next two years blame getting
pinch, pinch, pinch,
making pinch sound like he's nuts. And thank you joy Bay
heart. I didn't clip it because it was I think it was
everywhere. That she said, Oh, well, if you think Jesus of God
is speaking to you, that's a mental illness, which of course
pisses everybody off about joy bei har, but the message the
message is pants is insane. His
pants doing T on a second, he'll just pants doing in the Trump
administration that he has the Donald all around about it that
he wants to get rid of him. Or do you think it's not even about
Trump, but if it is not, it wouldn't make sense to use it as
my morose. It's my belief that Trump, first of all, people are
sniffing around pens because there's all this impeachment
talk. Democrats are thinking about pens, Republicans are
thinking about pence, there's just a lot of sniffing around
pence, period. And he has a pretty big presidential look.
Now, very much he could be a big rival for Trump. We know pence
already started his you know, his campaign, he has financing
or whatever for possible 2020 run. So Trump's trying to take
him out with early early messaging and what will I mean
this is just an identify this as a possibility, we'll have to
stay on it. We'll have to pay attention. But it really be up
we know how much dimension B hates the evangelicals. And this
is you might as well just say the guy's a nut job speaking in
tongues. So that, that gets that out of the way and I think Trump
would be smart and I feel that he probably would rather have a
woman as vice president, which would be a good start is what
will probably say.
Well, wouldn't be amorosa
it will definitely but amorosa go look at that clip again. And
she throws in some tears well done. But I I have I really do
have
very specific doubts. So you think she's an adjunct
provocateur? I
believe she may be weaponized and sending a message. I mean,
why is that her message? Why not? Trump's a crazy crazy this
guy is a moron. He's an idiot. He hates black people. None of
that. No, you know a you don't want pence. He's crazy. And
Trump's gonna do even more on immigration. What a mess it does
pro him
well, that's a good catch. I mean, I didn't pay any I mean I
did notice all this going on but big brother to me is like a
piece of Direct that I really detest and, and that guy Randy,
what is the name of that guy that you mentioned earlier the
Ross, Ross. Ross Ross Perot. Ross Ross Ross is so annoying. I
mean, he's so was set up to I don't even know if he's actually
gay. But he's just master gays.
Yes, he is gay and I have a clip. Which me? Does he look gay
to you? Yeah, he does. Okay. Remember the story about the
Stanford Research? guys who'd come up with a gaydar? Remember
that they had AI machine learning? Okay, well, sure. He
showed up on candy Navion. TV, to talk about this. And it's a
little this is the same based on the same basic data that we
heard about before. But I'd never heard any of these
scientists never seen any of them. But talk about their
study, we only looked at the research and concluded, you
know, read the conclusion and drew whatever was was in there
for this 80 or 85% accuracy, just that machines can do, can
pick out someone who was gay based on how they look. But
anyway, just showed up on Canada Navia news. So
you've been setting gaydar for a long time, and there's seems to
be more support, it's actually a thing.
That's true. Yeah, in the last 15 years, my lab has been
showing that people can accurately tell whether someone
is gay or straight, just from looking at a photo of their
face.
Wow. And so this new study, can you describe how it works using
AI Artificial Intelligence?
Essentially, what the authors of this work did was to take photos
of people from online dating advertisements, and feed them
into a computer algorithm that then taught to tell whether
someone was gay or straight. Based on that they found that
when they tested the algorithm without showing it any, any
images, that it could still accurately tell it about 81%.
Well, let's say this is something that was that they
used to the computer was asked to say, which of these which man
is gay and which man is straight? How would that
actually work? And what do you think of how it was done? Right?
Aside
from sort of the obvious differences with the facial hair
there, the straight man has a wider face. And this isn't
surprising at all, straight men would generally have higher
levels of testosterone, which during adolescence would cause
their faces to actually become wider when their bones are
growing.
So if there are actual physical differences that can be
identified. Does that support the idea that we've been hearing
about arguing about forever that there's a gay gene?
Well, a gay gene, I'm not so sure. But there's the evidence
in favor of there being a biological basis for sexual
orientation is incontrovertible at this point.
These are all from a dating site. That's how they got the
faces 1000s of faces. Is there something particular about a
dating site? Does that worry you in any way? There's just faces
from a dating site? Yeah, I
mean, certainly, you know, photos that we post on dating
sites aren't necessarily how we represent ourselves every day in
the world, right? We take a lot of time to think about what how
we want to look on a dating website, we want to look
attractive, of course, and that can definitely change the photo
that someone chooses. That said, at the same time research out of
my lab has shown that it doesn't matter whether we use a Facebook
photo, if we use a photo that we took in the laboratory, or if we
take a photo from someone's high school yearbook, even the rates
of accuracy for telling whether someone is gay or straight are
pretty much the same.
You're a gay man. You've done all this research already. By
the way, I think that is incorrect. Politically speaking,
I believe you should say you're a man experiencing gayness
book even the rates of accuracy for telling whether someone is
gay or straight are pretty much the same.
You're a gay man, you've done all of this research. Are you
concerned how bad actors say, you know, the country of Uganda,
which kills gay men? Are you how this could possibly be? The
story?
I think it was leading into another country.
Definitely. I mean, I think to some extent, you know, a
government like Uganda or Chechnya could take Chechnya
by never is Chechnya, super anti gay. Are they killing people in
Chechnya?
No, no, but it's Muslim.
You're a gay man. There you go. All this research? Are you
concerned how bad actors say, you know, the country of Uganda?
Which I mean,
he could have said Saudi Arabia, you could have you know, said us
any number of other countries, Chechnya
ills, gay men. Are you how this could possibly be misused?
Definitely. I mean, I think to some extent, you know, a
government like Uganda or, you know, Chechnya, could take this
information and automate, you know, sort of identifying gay
people, and rounding the end incarcerating them. And I think
that's a concern that, you know, we should all have, but at the
same time, that it's not necessarily concerned with the
technology as much as the people who use it.
So is this study good or is it a good thing that it's out? I
didn't know where
it is. I think it helps to agitate some of the policy
discussions around the protections that we need for you
know, social categories like sexual orientation. When you
look at a lot of The rhetoric that comes out of you know, some
politicians mouths. In other places outside of Canada you
hear this argument that people, you know, shouldn't be they
don't need to be protected in terms of their sexual
orientation, because no one knows whether they're gay or
straight until they say so. These data suggests otherwise.
And it supports a lot of what my lab has been showing for a long
time though algos
and more algos die. Yeah. Now we had a clip about 45 years ago,
it was from one of the TV shows when I was doing more clipping
from dramas because there were so funny. And it was about the
guys a dent that studies have shown that you can identify gay
people from their photo which just predates this guy study.
But apparently there are previous studies done on this
but it wasn't a machine learning thing. It was about people
actually being able to identify it find that clip what was
from would that have been about what were like a face gay faces
or
it would have been a clip probably from one of the like
SVU or one of the law and order series or CSI. Big Gay faces gay
identifiers are
CBS set now cyber No,
that's that's two new gay face. Gay face would not be it. No, I
got nothing with gay face. Or gay anything gay anything? Well,
he does a lot of gay clips. But let's say wow, yeah, well, it
also gets guy in Chicago to be honest. So Obama's first
base after the after the why and that would eliminate that from
happening.
I don't know. Anyway, what is your point? Oh, look, what what
is your point about it?
Oh, nothing. I just thought it'd be a good clip to follow up
with.
But okay, now sorry. Okay. I wonder if
you can fool the thing by making a gay ish face.
Well, for sure we now have scientific proof that such a
thing exists a gay ish face. Yeah, well, I'm I think it's all
very creepy.
is totally creepy. Very algos? Yeah, yeah, we're gonna say this
is what Hitler needed is your your Yeah. Your Jewish get out
you know get get on a train. Yeah, yeah, this is the problem.
We're having this this just yet. The direction is bad. It's just
bad.
I wanted to mention two podcasts that are very popular that are
about to be ruined. Why? Well, I'll tell you what they are
first the daily podcast that is the New York Times daily
podcast. Oh, that's the the hot one right? Yes. And pod save
America. Both of these are about to be ruined and I will explain
why. But it taught
save America which one is I know that one but what is it from
pod save America is? John love it. Jon Favreau these are the
speech right? Right.
Right. This is all Hollywood douchebags. Right. Well, it's
Obama's speech writers.
Right? That was right, right. Those guys? Yes. And
well. Hello. I mean, not the problem. That there is so sad
because I listened to the daily I've listened to pod save
America. These are these are I listened to them because people
are loose. You know, there's journos talking like, like fine
song. Yeah. Right. So why are your theory is well founded?
Yes. So while I'm just on a podcast, well, I hate my mother.
Yeah. Well, the New York Times is going to go to NPR, the daily
podcast and pod save America is coming to HBO. This will ruin
both of these shows. And it is also proof that you can't
monetize the network. They can't make money doing podcasts
because they are afraid to embrace any of the newer models
that are really old models that just seem to work well if you
adhere to some simple rules. So they're going big time they want
to get the advert the radio advertising dollars and they
want to get their HBO money and HBO we'll see. I mean, HBO
obviously has rules but they're a lot less conservative than
NPR. It's going to ruin those shows. You're gonna let anyone
hear Yeah, they do. And not because people can or can't say
things people will be on guard and they won't be as loose as
they were. And that's the beauty of it. That's exactly the
problem. And it's exactly why we chose a different model. And
that is why I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John. C stands for can't come up with
anything proceed today. Double rack.
You had a list in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry in the
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spider comes spinning a web and dropping down. But this one it
just the simplicity of it all. It was beautiful was a very,
very good piece. And I'm sure it didn't take all that much work
because you got filters for this stuff. You just run it through
it and you get that poster.
I think there's something online. Yeah, this one. I
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maybe I should grab that while you're in it might not be a bad
idea
while you're chatting there for solicited thanks some donor. So
right off the top. He
only sent it to you, of course. Oh, no, I got it. No, I got it.
I'm sorry. I was wrong.
You always think the worst I think he's,
you know why? Because typically Eric is pretty bad.
Okay, well, that's good way to keep an employee. By the way,
this is the way this is normal method that Adam manages. I
remember the one time I give you an example. One time, I don't
know why you did this, but you just just did it. So we're at MI
VO. And even though you don't really care much about this
stuff you as you say, We're outside in the front, where
people casually come into work as as all coding is some so they
come in, but hadn't had his watch. And he's everybody who
comes in after 830. He grilled them about what they were late.
It was the funniest thing I've ever seen.
There was no I didn't grill them. I'd say hey, thanks for
showing up. Yeah, it was under snide. Yeah, it was a culture at
the time of people just showing up whenever they felt they
wanted to show up.
Well, they were never seemingly informed that they were never
given the right kind of guidance.
Oh, okay. No guidance. All right, fine. And I believe,
John, no, listen to me. All I know is he has one job, make the
spreadsheet work. Catch the birth that you you brought it
up, catch the birthdays, and it takes a lot of time to be adding
things during the show. It's not all that cute.
Anyway, I was highly amused by the by the calling people out
for being late. Sorry, I didn't you don't apologize. I wasn't
criticizing you.
I'm running a business here.
I think it was one of your lines
of running a business here. That is my line.
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Nice. Thank you. 700 is his number we still haven't figured
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know what it was. First of all, it was like a gave the story
this may turn into a tune for end of show.
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comes up behind me and
yeah, there was it was it was lewd. It was a very lewd. Thanks
to you because you got a dirty mind. I do. But I do. And you
you got a dirty mind. You won't be able to be on time. That's on
your gravestone. Right. Come early. Come early. Okay, onward.
We can't do
for that. Come on. That was good. Thank you. I'll look
smarter during the show. But I don't think it's a great end of
show clip for sure. It
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the two people that came in with the Valentine's Day donation,
this is this is our, this is all that. That's how that promotion
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every Valentine's Day we tried to do this. And nobody cares.
Nobody cares about Valentine's Day in this crowd. It's always a
flop. Yeah.
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night. I did though. Rose petals. The card with rose
petals all over the bed. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, romantic.
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or No, no, no, no, I found it online. Like you found it
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people they got mentioned in the newsletter.
Yes. When the newsletter came through. I'm like wow, it's
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that you would be able to do your your Happy Valentine in in
the newsletter and I was like, wow, I was. Did you just do a
little summary or was that it? And it turns out that was it.
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every year I think I have I have. This is like a huge
mistake people make when it comes to marketing. I should be
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Bluffs, Iowa. I think I'm just a romantic. Happy Valentine's Day
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because he sent a note in
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Except, please accept his letter in addition to our donation of
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the jingles. But by the way, this is now this is this guy has
to be Dutch. Because listen to this. I want to read this.
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And he was a jobs and cat book karma. What kind of karma? Cat
book cat CIT book? I guess one of the what? Maybe somebody's
done a cash book no
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
You've got karma.
Brad Horowitz to hunt 100
Yeah, he sent me a long note about this. Oh, it seems to be
here. Okay, good.
Yeah, it wasn't in the other one was funny. I am proposing to my
garage. It's amazing how much extra information is in the file
as opposed to the CSV?
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to me. I'm proposing to my girlfriend of 13 years later
today. All Okay, well is interesting. He's proposing to
his girlfriend of 13 years girlfriend of 13 years. He's
gonna do it later today. On Valentine's Day, there's when
this note came in. I could have put this in the Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel, but who reads that rag? A bunch of Associated
Press crap. I'd much rather share this with my fellow no
agenda producers crackpot and buzzkill I will have a shout out
to her Abby, vent ski. Myself, Brad Horwitz, and most
importantly our engagement in this newsletter from not too
late oh, he wanted to be in the newsletter. Darn doing it if he
you know, I let me explain how I did that. I did it just I just
download the spreadsheet and look for 214 18 and that's who
got in there's no other I didn't
he didn't hold to the rules. That's why he didn't get the
rules. You have to be rules, man, you got to follow the
rules, baby.
Anyway, he's been listening since show 200 loves the show.
We both need to be deduced. You've been deduced Oh harsh but
there are rules in the world. So you gotta
do deuced
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I don't know. You guys have been deconstructing at an elite
level. I like that elite. We're elite we're aleni level
deconstructors We are lead. He says that elite level as of late
and is much, much much appreciated. Okay Brian well
good luck with your proposal.
He says douchebag call out did you not have that? Yep. Nick
groobie Aeneas jingles jobs and marriage karma? Yes, of course
you need that shapeshifting ju LG y and chemtrails?
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last but not least, last but not least Gary Marquardt in why
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You gotta serve by now he's been around for a while hasn't he?
Call him
a Sir Sir Gary. Sure Gary. He's in Wayzata used to be a CD ROM
company in Wayzata I think it was called Wayzata or something
they did all the all those old CD early CD ROMs or they had
like a dictionary on one and old weird pictures on another they
had hundreds of these things. He says no, he's actually half
night.
Was it CD ROM or CD? I remember that. CDs nobody
bought CDs
at Philips. Yeah,
that was a dumb dumb idea. Yeah, no, he's not a nice so it's not
sorry. Because he says right here this is my third donation.
I believe that gives me close to being a half night. I'm sorry.
Yes. I could have read a live for value as a fantastic model
he writes. And no agenda is the only source of truth above the
Earth's crust these days. Oh, no, no, I
like being above the crust.
Yeah, you do. I truly mean that my only complaint here we go. Is
that you don't use the word disgusting enough in describing
the M five M why? Why would we? Well, he's also has a misspelled
he says disgusting disgust dings disgusting. disgusts that is
some disgust thing. He's got the disgust Yeah. Okay. Oh, yes. No.
Anyway, I think it my is because I say Dude, this this this story
is disgusting. I think I say it a lot. You do. I think he's I
think he's ridiculing me. That's okay. Please give me some jobs,
Carmen says are retired and offered mine up for the team.
You know, I play it.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
You've got karma.
Get this finishes. Finishes the sentence. He says, Please give
me some jobs currently retired and offered mine up for the
team. I think the guy is working out of his mom's basement. I
have no idea. I don't know what he's talking about. I'd like an
F cancer please for my beautiful daughter Jennifer mother of
four. Who is having a bilateral mastectomy. Yuck. Her prognosis
looks pretty good though after surgery but F cancer anyway will
give
he goes on to entertain entertaining so I can read it. I
don't think I asked her a D douching. Last time in my first
donation. So I think he's asking for it. Lastly, yes. That said
it hit my son John and his buddy St. Fu in the mouth for putting
me onto the show. listing every single episode and never
dropping one. Blasted dime, douche bags. Keep up the great
work and find out. Who did Seth Rich. Okay.
Okay. We're on it.
We're on it.
We'll get right to the elites above the crust of the earth
baby.
Yeah, well, that misty douching. Just to make sure you've been de
deuced. All right, that's good. We're through that group of
producers executive producers for show 1008
Yes. And thank you for being part of a desenio one decade
long experiment of the value for value model. I'm so happy we did
this. Not because well because we get to do the show. That's
the number one thing we just get to do the show because we can
pay rent and pay for our stuff and get it done and be there and
produce what you hand us basically give us all kinds of
great ideas, unlike, and this is, I'm just tracking it, unlike
Unilever, who does not believe in the old model while they do,
but they don't want to deal with it when it comes to the
YouTubes, or the Facebook's, or the Google's Chief Marketing
Officer Keith weed of Unilever and a Unilever, they own some of
the largest packaged goods brands in the world. They own
dove. They own what else do they have, John? That's it? No, no.
No, they got they got tons.
Yeah, they're big. There's like Procter and Gamble. There was a
competitor, yeah,
semi Dutch company, UK company, he came out and say, Unilever
will not invest in platforms or environments that do not protect
our children, or which create division in society and promote
anger or hate. We will Google Yes, we will prioritize
investing only in responsible platforms that are committed to
creating a positive impact in society. So they are not going
to spend their I believe they spend $3 billion a year on
digital advertising of their national prize $9 billion
budget. And they're sick of it. They don't want to be associated
with non bra brand safe content, which is completely
understandable from their point of view, completely.
And I want to say this to these advertisers who advertise on
Google, or Lord, YouTube's, you might think you're going you
know, they've got these rigid things with a lot of these guys,
these guys that make money off of the YouTube, they go brand,
they've gone brand safe. While they've always been wanting to
be brand safe. Well, a lot of them are brand safe anyway, but
but I would advise you to take a look over on this sidebar, and
the other suggested videos that are racked up, are they brand
safe?
Very good, very astute, Mr. Devore a good way to undermine
people,
right, because most people click on this and then the next thing
you know, they're clicking on one of those other ones, and
that's associated with your brand. That's right. So you were
brand new, just a troublemaker. Okay. Are you gonna do I'm just
pointing out the obvious. So this goes on. So I dug a hole
the other day and I was on some I went back to the Paul is dead
thing I was every every five years I go into that.
I love that email that you sent me. Hey, man, did you see this
come in, like Ringo Starr saying that?
Yeah, we go sizes? And I said it's 66? Yes, I've
been on this since the story first broke in 2015 becomes
circular. All this stuff is coming back. Same with the cross
dressing dudes at the NSA. Who knows? It could just be stock
footage from the last time. Who knows? Hey,
we're bored. We're not getting enough publicists run this story
again. Have
you seen that? I'm done. I just got to close this segment. But
have you seen that technology where you can take the least
it's all there's a whole Reddit subreddit on it. You take a porn
movie and then you take a famous actor or actress. And then this
stuff stitches her face seamlessly onto the porn
actress.
Yeah, bad. Buzzkill Jr, is all over this to an extreme where he
can actually do half of this stuff. And we're talking about
two different things. There's a bunch of stuff going on in this
community. And just stitching the face on the porn star is not
the real key. They do what everyone's really aiming for is
cloning a voice stitching a face on somebody else and having the
voice with the mouth working properly. Say you had put a
piece of you put Obama and you have him say a bunch of crap he
never said
Right. Yeah. A lot is possible with video. That's what I'm
saying is getting worse. You can't you just can't believe
your own eyes anymore. No, that's why we have beliefs
agenda. We have boots on the ground. And we love hearing from
you. We got a fan about Venice. We got to find out. More forget
shooting school shootings. What's up with Venice? We got to
reboot my vacation. My crews will have another show up coming
up on Sunday and other show day you never know what happens. In
the meantime, I'm sure there'll be a lot of new stuff coming out
please remember us.org/n A and while you're at it, you can
always say hey, you know what, I got a formula. I want to
propagate it. Our formula is this. We go out for hit people
in the mouth now All right.
Where to now? Well, I
was watching a clip of Dick Durbin Then he is a Democrat. Is
he a senator or congressman, Senator dip Senator Dick Durbin,
then I, I was running out of time this morning, major tried
to find the clip of him saying it on the floor of the Senate.
Instead, I got a clip of him saying virtually the same thing.
On the morning, Joe Show. Unfortunately, this clip has a
little audio watermark in it. You know, it's like, this is
brought to you by media. So it's very, yeah, I mean that now.
Yeah, if you use the software without paying for it, it came
to somewhere else. I didn't use it, obviously. But I was. But I
desperately wanted to get this clip so I can talk about
something. Now here he is talking about low skilled
immigrants.
Let's talk Senator about immigration reform. Yesterday,
the President spoke about immigration reform we just had
Tom Cotton on. But we want to ask you, first of all, whether
you have any objection to the first part of the bill, which is
focusing on the skill sets of immigrants coming to the United
States, and maybe changing the ratio, so we help drive the
economy bring better jobs in this country, you get the
technical knowhow here that some companies claim are lacking by
just working with the ratio so that there's a higher ratio of
higher skilled immigrants coming to America,
please, Joe, don't forget, we know that we need some higher
skills, which are not in this country to grow our economy. But
we also need and we have immigrants taking low skilled
jobs, there are not long lines of people waiting to pick fruit
in the United States, lining up to work in slaughterhouses or
poultry processing plants, or working behind the in the
kitchen, in the restaurants of Chicago and other great cities.
Immigrants take these jobs, they're tough, they're dirty,
they work long and hard, and they don't get paid a lot of
money. So if we're going to dry up that source of labor, who
will replace it, our birth rate is coming down. We need to make
sure we have a workforce that's there.
Okay. So it was understood. Understandable enough. Yeah. You
want to say something?
Well, give me your what your take because I get a couple of
complaints about
it. Well, here's my thinking. And this is this goes back to
something a very old stuff we talked about, which is fractal
fractal theory. Here we have a situation with Democrats want to
bring in what I would say is essentially slave labor. They
really want this cheap people, brown, dark skinned people to
come in and do the shit they don't want to do. That's what
he's saying. He says exactly what he said. Then you have
Republicans, oddly, who were like, No, we should abolish this
slavery. We shouldn't have this happening this way. The is this
not? Am I crazy? Are we about to repeat history? Where we have
the Democrats who love their slaves, Republicans who want to
stop the slave trade? And then we wind up in an honest to god
Civil War, just like it happened the first time.
Yeah, but it's about the Mexican so nobody cares.
Think about it, though. It's just kidding. Just kidding. It's
similar.
I think it's, well,
you're I know you've studied civil war.
Yeah, I'm not seeing it. It's a little different. I mean, there
are some similarities, but it's not it's not like so much so
that there's going to be a civil war became a battle between
states that felt one way to stay stuck felt
like we don't have red states, blue states. We have all the
same
bowl of states use the Mexican labor if they can. Couple of
things I just wanted to clear up one, the Mexicans have taken
over the back end of restaurants, but that definitely
recent as, I mean, there's been Mexicans in the restroom of
Mexican Mexican Mexicans, but we're not talking about
mericans. And they get in there and then they kind of get all
what they get Whitey out of there. They intimidate them.
They because I knew a guy that worked in the back of a
restaurant. He says he wants the Mexicans get in there. He can't
get him out. And so there's that's a problem.
It's like the hotel all the Italian restaurants here all of
Mexicans in the kitchen. Yeah. And you
will get and they'll be there forever. Now, the
reason why I need some Italians.
Well, you probably do need some Italians and Italian restaurant.
I think Mexicans do a lot of great work in most kitchens. And
they also when they were running a Mexican restaurant, the worst
situation, you know, these ethnic foods tend to be better
if they're prepared by the ethnic people. And I don't want
to sound like a racist about it. But
no, stop, stop. You're making a very good point. Why is it that
some woman who's White gets berated for having a oriental
food truck? Like you know, that's cultural appropriation.
You've got to stop. That's no good. You can't do this yet.
It's okay when Mexicans are culturally appropriating someone
else's food.
Yeah, it's a good it's a pipe cracy In fact, you find this
with other. You find this in other arenas, especially out
here in the west coast where you have Chinese or you have the
Cambodian general who took over all the donut places that what
is bordered what's a donut got to do with Cambodia. So all the
donuts are right and the first thing they do is they cheapen
the ingredients, they make the donuts so they don't taste
right. Because it's the same thing where the Asian culture is
like, well, I can get flour cheaper than that. Why are they
using these weird flour from Rhode Island that makes no
sense. This is cheapest flour we can get. Don't just taste funny.
I remember we had a fish and chips chain out here. Besides ah
salt, there was a thing called roads. I think there's about
five of them. And they were bought out by some Chinese
group. And the end they did Santa know this. This is not how
you cook fishes. I think the first thing they said when they
got there. This is not the way we cook fish. What are we this
is wrong. So they changed the batter. They changed the fish
itself and the fish was no
good. And we're straying away from the topic.
I know. But I got a gripe. But anyway, I didn't know it's not
complete. The other thing is, what is Durbin talking about
when he says there are some skills we don't have in this
country that we need to import? What is specifically is he
talking about not a diamond that also that I saw about the the
Indians from India who come in on h1 B's and work in Silicon
Valley and half the price? Yes,
that's what he's talking about. Who was he funded by? Oh,
betcha. I bet you've got lots of Silicon Valley money, probably.
I don't know what he's I'm sorry. I got it. I'm sorry. Go
back to your point. My original point was I didn't own it about
kids on my lawn.
See, in the days of slavery, from what I understand what I've
read it, you know, it was more like, Hey, okay, slavery was
much more commonplace in the world at the time. It's still
quite common in many places. They got we got slaves and the
slaves they do the work we don't want to do it was It wasn't
like, oh, let's go grab people from Africa be assholes. And
people, it was a different thinking it's a different time
not trying to make it sound right. It's certainly not to say
pretty much the same thing. We just need the cheap labor for
the shit we don't want to do. I mean, except via will the maybe
there'll be free. Maybe? I don't know. Well,
I know what your point is.
It has shades of, of just history repeating itself. It's
just you probably
know, I'm sure you know, the only guy thinks it is probably
others. That's probably others. Not just you. All right, onward
to the next topic.
What you got? Well, he
says you did talk about immigration and the bitching and
moaning right there that thing I have a kind of a add on clip.
This is Dianne Feinstein in the 1990s. I'm pulling one of your
things from the 1990s talking about immigration, you come to
these two borders, you have to remember a couple of things. In
Mexico, there is no welfare, there is no AFDC. There is no
SSI. There is no Medicaid. There is no social security, there is
no Medicare, and there's a 58 cent an hour minimum wage.
Mexico does nothing to enforce its border. It is my view, that
if we are going to have a North American Free Trade Agreement
that Mexico must do its share. Because the day when America
could be the welfare system for Mexico is gone. We simply can't
afford it. And I think you've seen the figures to state and
local governments of what the cost is. It's over $2 billion in
California alone, and I have those figures if you want them
in specific purse, in my purse, that's why the issue is now
join.
Well, that's new. You won't hear that anymore. Maybe in my
attache case, but my purse
Pacific, in my purse. And that's why the issue is now joined with
2 million illegal immigrants. It's a competition for space,
whether the space is a job. The space is a home, a place in a
classroom, it becomes a competition for space. This is a
country that's based on immigration. And we all know
that and yet at times you become so overtaxed. You have to
concentrate on saying the people who should be here are those who
come legally It's time and we've got to for the time being in
force our borders.
And there you go.
I just hate Trump. That's all
about Trump hate Trump just hate Trump, I
guess. Have you been watching the Olympics?
I've watched I've only watched the highlights sometimes when I
can catch him.
I think the epic mistake, but just an epic mistake. Okay,
because it's live because they can show it live. The timezone
works out very well for 6pm. That's when they start their
first competitions. They they're not really doing a selection
that just rolling it all live with the consequence that Yeah,
sure. I want to see Shaun White when I want to see the you know,
it was fantastic. I didn't need to see 15 People go first in
prime time. Whereas all I really want to see is the ice skate the
figure skating, obviously. It's very, it's very problematic. And
I think it's hurting the ratings. I haven't looked at it,
but I it's gotta be hurting the ratings because they just
they're not doing a good programmatic job of showing
things people want to see in prime time. Who the hell they
think their audiences their audience in primetime is not
kids who are into snowboarding. It's going to be people who want
to see see figure skating.
Well, that is like one of the complaints of figure skating
thing, in itself is a complaint. I've been watching. As you know,
I'm a sports enthusiast. And I listen to all the sports chats,
sports talk shows, I listen to this. Listen to the Jim Rome I
listen to my favorite show is Pardon the Interruption with
those two grouches. And I listened to all the other stuff
too. And everybody seems to be down on the Olympics. But just
bad but it's almost like a like a trend. It's not even like and
you're just expressing it. You're like you're expressing
some sort of a an underlying collective unconscious feeling
that's going on. I'm noticing it with the sports talk guys. It
just goes I don't care about business interests. Boring is
terrible. I don't like figure skating.
Here's another thing every time there's an event then we have
the winners they get up on the podium. And do they do they
drape the metals over the neck? No, they all go to stupid teddy
bear. This is baffling to me. The metal the metals are given
the metal the actual hanging of the metal on the athlete's neck
is not shown they like they get on the podium they play the
anthem the official comes up gives them all a blue like a
white tiger which is the symbol but not the metal
various know about that
because I do I do I've been watching I got Olympics
have been watching because I haven't been watching I got to
live so I don't know this. Okay, watch it I've watched a couple
of highlights we've here's something I still haven't been
able to see the lose girl crash
I haven't seen the lose girl crash darn
that's our American superstar lose girl and one man lose and
she's on it she's crashes and almost kills her. So no, I
wanted to see that. I mean, I think and the other one is when
they're early figure skating the first day of it I don't get I
didn't get to see this are all our guys Phil everyone was cool.
But he fell on their butts and I This to me is highly
entertaining I think is very me. I like NASCAR too. And I don't
like it for the crashes. But the crashes are entertaining. And
this is entertaining. They've watched There's nothing funny to
watch. It's called mile a minute and then go crashed into the
wall and right through it.
Well, that's why you watch I in a way. Maybe that's why people
like snowboarding because it's very, there's a lot of nasty
lessons. Yeah. Anyway, I enjoyed the couple's figure skating and
I thought the Chinese just had a breathtaking performance. I did
clip something though from the coverage which is a constant
theme on NBC
to the numerous stars of these games, you got Chloe Kim earning
her gold. From the Summer Games in Rio, the performance there
are over 50% of the gold medals were awarded to women in their
sports. And here already women are off to a great start, two
out of four of the gold medals went to women.
And we talked about this entire concept of young ladies involved
in sports. Think of Title Nine, the generations of Title Nine
and now we have multiple generations of women's athletes
and coaches as well. And on the Today Show towards me more of
the conversation here. The hashtag see her maybe you can
talk a little bit about
I see her as a movement by advertisers really to portray
women accurately and girls accurately in the media. So it's
a movement that has really caught on over the last year.
Katie Couric and vector good friend is on the advisory board.
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Well, I missed that one.
Yeah, men, you know,
you can you can say men don't win Sod off.
If you're winning men, then you're just a misogynist.
Well, they win Shaun. White one, the first question that you're
one of the first questions he was asked from, I think, ABC
News guy. Hey, what about your sexual harassment thing? Ciao
cheese, and it's time for your sexual harassment. Update. Yes.
update us. That was I didn't have didn't get a clip of it. I
could have. But it's like he could eat Natalie hounds him
about it. And then Shawn says, Well, I don't want to talk about
gossip. I want to talk about my performance. And then he says,
Well, you have to do and he goes on and on. But this is about a
case against his drummer and his band as soon as it becomes rock
and roll is a bunch of bickering band members, and one of them's
a sexist. Hey, this isn't news. Rock. Okay. Yeah. Rock and roll
band member is a sexist against his female band member. Okay.
This is really a shocker. Now, I do have the guy goes and starts
grilling him. And then Shawn has to come on on the Today Show or
the next day. Good Morning, America. out there to know the
SEO apologize for using the word gossip. What? He didn't know
this. No. Yeah, he comes in the morning showing me that
apologizes for I wish I could. Sorry.
Oh, because you don't have to believe the women no matter what
I get it. Yes, of course. Yeah. You gotta believe all women.
Yes. See her passionate. It
already was a court case that was settled last May. Why is it
even in the conversation anymore? It was dredged up.
Yeah. There's no winners? No. Do you remember? Do you remember
there was allegations against Tom Ashbrook? From onpoint? From
NPR? Yeah, and we talked about that. And while there may be an
explanation for what you'll hear in this report, but he has been
dismissed, he is fired done. Toast.
So what new information came out as a result of the investigation
that was released today into Tom ash Burke's behavior, was there
anything new and really
like these mornings? It's something new from NPR
there. Well, so
we didn't see the actual report steps some of the everything new
there? Well, so we didn't see the actual report steps some of
the original complaints and Tom Ashbrook saw the reports, but I
haven't seen them. And I don't believe they've been shared with
anyone at the station.
But I want to remind us of what the initial allegations are,
there were
11 complainants current and former WBUR employees who filed
allegations in December. That said there was a pattern of over
the top screaming and criticism of producers on the show, and
that it would sometimes be followed by hugs or back rubs
was a sort of, you know, good bad experience rolled into one.
So when we when we argue, then I can just give you a little back
rub, everything will be okay.
And what the investigators concluded was that the guy's a
psycho havior that felt endemic to that work environment was not
going to be conducive going forward that they had the
managers here had tried too many times to ask Tom to change his
behavior without effect. They didn't feel like they could try
one more time. And they did not conclude that those hugs back
rubs that were some other touching involves some sexually
explicit comments. They did not find that any of that violated
the station's sexual harassment policy or be used sexual
harassment policy.
Okay, so two investigations into this. They both come out today
essentially Tom Ashbrook is dismissed. Has he said anything
about this?
Yes. He said he's deeply disappointed. His attorney
actually said that both she and Tom are shocked by the fact that
the allegations here led to a termination they say that it's
really the station and management's fault for not
addressing the issues as they came up.
Yeah, the guy's wife did just die after prolonged shit
illness. Yeah, so maybe he was grouchy on edge. I don't know.
Well, he might be out So the shouter could be and this is
what Yes, tons of these guys Bill Gates is a shouter.
But it's all this has kind of been packaged under me hashtag
me to
where he everything's packaged under now. Watch hers and other
what's the other one? See her? Is that the what was?
See her see that watch
her that'd be good.
Then there is I think we brought this up on the previous episode.
You know, when we yes when we went through the list, the New
York Times list. Since Harvey Weinstein we were amazed at some
people weren't on the list, but it was the 68 men since Harvey
Weinstein. That's why. And we noticed that there seems to be a
lot of hashtag me too going on in the classical music arena to
play
or not to play. That's the question for classical music
radio. Recent sexual assault allegations against prominent
orchestra conductors, James Devine and Charles Du Bois have
left station managers wondering what to do with their
recordings. David C. Barnett reports programmers across the
country including idea streams WC L V. are divided over how to
react
next music from act one
of Verdi's Falstaff WC
LV program director Bill O'Connell has cued up a rousing
opera excerpt for his afternoon listeners he hears Brynn
terrible
with the Met orchestra.
But he doesn't mention that this popular recording was cut
have to say that's that's one of the better edits they've done.
Just throw that in there all of us
did. by James Levine. References to Lavon and his music are
nearly gone from the Cleveland station following allegations of
sexual abuse with music students dating back to the 1960s WC LV
station manager Jenny northern says they also avoid conductor
Charles Dubois after a number of sexual assault allegations
against him.
We are suspending broadcasting their works for the most part
and trying to see what happens. Is there due process will there
be charges actually brought? What's the situation
Joe Gibbs is also grappling with this As music director of W FIU
in Bloomington, Indiana,
there has been a very big buzz. Internet chat circles Yen's
recalls, the controversy erupted less than two hours after Lavon
wrapped up a prominent live performance on the Metropolitan
Opera his radio season opener last month radio station peers
around the country immediately weighed in
responses vary quite widely from people who were out and out
shunning. Lavon completely to people who said well, maybe
we'll still play his recordings but not mentioned that he's the
conductor to people who said well how can you possibly erase
an incredible careers worth of music? We're gonna keep playing
it
we have gone crazy. And we're just off the rails. These guys
oh, well you did right. He was the conductor while the
so all of a sudden, let's say Mick Jagger somebody throws the
book at him because it's very possible can't even
play the bet middle of doing a Rolling Stone song. Yeah, if
that were to happen Yeah. Because it's yeah, that was all
the Rolling Stones songs all their whole all their work from
day one would be I think somebody's mastered work on
this. It would be banned and you couldn't even cover it.
That's right. Yeah, then what is this what is this mentality
we've gotten all of us so no more Kevin? Kevin Spacey films
that just should be just everything's pretty much jammed
or what just taken off I don't want to see it donated mentioned
I want to watch it. It can't even if I see it, I'll be
triggered this
this of course will lead to what is definitely going to happen.
Which is the which is what really I think one of the goals
might be which is the censorship of great literature. You betcha.
Especially Mark Twain stuff.
Yeah, but yeah, Huckleberry Finn burning on the right book
burning book burning. Hey, we could lead that charge. Yes,
burn a few bucks.
Get out and get in on that early. But of course this is all
because of Trump. We know that and I have the proof from MSNBC
unfortunately canceled show Joy read am Joy canceled. The
surprise to me. Very sad. She's
a she's a terrible person to the show sucked.
Yeah, but it was great for clips. Such as this is the the
crazy silver haired guy the thing is Indian or Pakistani
Anand. Grid. Hardest Gerhart us?
I have no idea. Yeah.
We talked about him before very weird, like attention grabbing
hair. And here he is.
So we had, you know,
some Republicans out earlier saying they did the same thing.
There's the pivot directly to Democrats to pivot to Bill
Clinton. It's been kind of hard to get anyone in the
administration to directly answer the questions about Rob
Porter and Donald Trump.
That approach. It works with the Fox News crowd. Does
it work in a larger context?
No. And I mean, we don't need to even worry about a kind of
monster like Kellyanne uncommonly who will just say
whatever for money so let's disregard her I think this week
was actually a turning point with two different staffers
these charges dredged up this these these haunting pictures.
And then you have the President's own history of self
declaring himself to be a vagina grabber and winning on that
platform. This week was a turning point because I think
we're starting to realize that Trump ism doesn't merely
tolerate sexual abuse. Sexual abuse is a very apt metaphor for
everything. Trumpism is the living the cultivation of fear
in everyone. The insistence that people are loving it, when you
are actually degrading and dehumanizing them and making
their lives harder. And then just going around telling people
that the blacks love you, the Hispanics love you, the women
love you. The state of constant insecurity that you create
another's, and then the inversion of your own
insecurities into this attempt to dominate others. This is a
rape culture presidency, and Donald Trump has become the
commander in chief of American rape
culture. There you go. Beautiful. Oh, the commander jam
Commander in Chief of the American rape culture,
everybody. Wow. And this concludes your sexual harassment
update. Too bad. Too bad. Her show was gone was great. Because
that was really what these people were thinking and that's
just no longer going to be available to us.
It's booked. You live in a dream world, my friend? I do. I do. I
know. Some of you has been pulling that stuff forever. You
always have them.
Katie Couric apologized by the way for her Dutch Olympic
moment. That the did you see all the memes that Dutcher putting
together it was great. Yeah, this this was when she during
the opening parade, she said, Oh, you know, the Dutch Of
course, you know, Amsterdam is at sea level, it's actually
below sea level. And, you know, the canals freeze so frequently
that they use it for transportation. And the Dutch
were posting pictures, you know, like, of a guy with no one leg
that is, you know, fallen through the ice and the caption
is, oh, I'm sorry, I got a flat tire on my commute to work this
morning. Katie Couric, you know, good stuff. The Dutch it sounds
good. Dutch are funny.
So I have a report that came out this during the Olympics for
starters, I could have I could have played this law earlier in
the show. But this is a report about I want you to kind of tell
me what's wrong with this report. What is wrong with this
report on 5g in Korea?
Five G in Korea,
but is wrong as to what is wrong?
Okay, it makes sense. Here we go.
Yeah. Raja Bay Area tech giant is using Pyong Chang is
something of a test site with Olympic athletes who are
prolific when it comes to social media as their subjects they
want to see how well our gadgets works with the latest super high
speed connections. The Olympic Village is rapidly filling up,
but not just with the world's best athletes. Also, with
gadgets holder will have a little bit of a lead amid all
the training and unpacking Pyong Chang has quietly become the
fastest place on Earth. When it comes to wireless technology.
The demand is huge. Intel, which wrapped its headquarters with
the Olympic logos is providing the speed I Yeesha. Evans is in
charge of what she calls the 5g experiment, you can
basically take something like 5g deployed, and see how is it
behaving in a real world environment.
Over the next few weeks. Everything from phones to drones
and Pyong Chang will be faster than ever. With a post Olympic
goal of global coverage.
We want to bring 5g broadly in the US and then worldwide
starting in 2020.
But for now, great news if you're following your favorite
athlete or country on Instagram or Twitter, and while you're at
it, keep an eye out for Olympic branded driverless cars.
We will actually have a 5g autonomous driving test site.
Yep, cars will be 5g as well and Pyong Chang I should mention
that Intel is one of several companies working on bringing 5g
to us gadget users will check back after the games to see how
well it worked. Back to
boy teasers couple of things. Gadget users first of all the
the reach of 5g is so limited, which is why you need which is
why you need a lot of base stations. I don't think that's
going to work very well for drones above 50 feet.
Well, let's go. Let's go even further back in the basics of
this. To make 5g Work on your phone you need a 5g phone and a
whole new phone. Yeah, with a 5g radio. Yeah. How many people in
the world have that ZTE Ah, so they're running it up there
somehow we're all gonna be get using these 5g. Nobody's using
this stuff because you can't use it you have nothing to use it on
the office is a bogus report.
Well, that was the first thing I was going to think of. But maybe
they handed out 5g Hey handed out nothing. Okay, that wasn't
in the report. We handed out nothing yet. It works great. And
by the way, the guy says the five G experiments she's done.
They had some woman who's Chinese or Korean. She's they're
all yes, we do. We're doing 5g Here, which is representing
Intel. And the big sign behind her said five G experience. And
he says 5g experiment. Oh, interesting.
I don't most thing was just a botch. Well, it's it's a PR.
It's a PRPs has nothing to do. It's free. It's not. Yeah.
So something's going on. Yeah, yeah. I was very annoyed by the
report.
Well, I think you're going to hear a lot more of this 5g talk.
That's that is going to be the holy grail up. We can solve all
the problems if only we had 5g.
Yeah, I think they said that about 2g, 3g, 4g. Yeah. Before
there was a G.
Yes, you're right. It was just, well, there was a G was GSM.
GSM is not has nothing to do with it. Really? Just the
methodologies, its type of radio. There's two of them.
CDMA. GSM. GSM. Yes. GSM. By the way, if you go to Korea, your
GSM phone's not working. No CDMA, right. Yes. Almost all.
Is that is that a better technology? CDM? Because that's
what Verizon uses. I believe
Verizon, I think is sprint maybe? Yeah.
Is that a better technology?
It's the old it's the old American technology. But it's
not the better one, the better one is GSM because you can pull
cards out as Sims. I mean, you can make CDMA sim adaptable. But
no, nobody knows what the better technology is, is like battles
and murders that go on between these two technologies. But I
prefer GSM. Personally. There's a period of time who was covered
in the camera when it when these two technologies first emerged
there was like, literally murderers, people murdering
because somebody discovered some value gives your brain cancer.
Dead. Oh, can't have that. A lot of weird stuff about these two
technologies. Well, the MCS to be winning.
Yeah, well, 4g, was already deemed pretty unhealthy. And 5g
is just as an amateur radio professional. Love saying that
as a licensed amateur radio professional. They this is not
necessarily a good thing. These high these very high
frequencies. Yeah, I don't think it's good to be exposed to that
at all.
Here, we're all we're being inundated. Yes.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk, Elon Musk has found another part of
government money to tap this he his requests to launch something
like 2000, low, low orbit satellites for a broadband from
space plan. And he's tapped and this request is going into the
broadband infrastructure act or whatever that is, where there's
billions of dollars. Well,
wait a minute. So instead of like wiring the rural America
with some, you know, maybe a little cable going out there
into the middle of nowhere, instead of spending your money
on that, we're going to send a satellite up. And those low
orbit satellites, by the way, fail and they come down to Earth
after a few years, they have to be sent up again. Yeah, so you
that just so that's a better use of our money, apparently. Okay,
just checking
this also. Physically, you you're just going to have
latency, it's not going to work for a lot of the we we've
investigated this extensively for on the road shows, then
you're just going to wind up with latency, certainly on
Skype, it's going to be a second, maybe even longer before
it comes round trip. And that's just physics.
Yeah, you do radio waves. travels at the speed of light
hits that thing. That's a distance it takes a while.
There. Yeah. It's like next door.
It's up there. So that's pretty anyway, but they
have to be low orbit because that's one of the reasons you
want low orbit. So you don't you kind of knock the latency down a
little bit. Because the high orbit once you just forget it,
it's just like Hello, wait 10 minutes. Yeah. So yeah, a little
bit. You see it all the time on television where they hit
because they're bouncing off. They're bouncing off I think
mostly high orbit satellites or mid orbit.
Iridium. Iridium is low low orbit or medium
satellite. When you when you're getting a satellite feed on live
on ABC and some guys in Beirut, right. And somebody's show.
Yeah, it takes it takes five, six seconds. And so what's going
on there, Bill? One, two,
Three and you can hear what's going on now unveil in his
headset?
Yes, sometimes Yeah, it's really bad. Well, the theme today
seems to be just how social justice has permeated throughout
society. And whether it's the see her movement or this
everything is,
I think it should change it to watch her.
That will be good. Everything is we just very extreme. To me, it
seems like most of it is virtue signaling, if I just yell loud
enough that the old white men are a holes and I will be
accepted. And this is actually after these two clips I'm going
to play I want you to talk about something you mentioned in the
newsletter which is the the yelling within a group. Do you
remember what I'm talking about?
The calling within a group the cult story? No, JT give me a
background on it. Tell what I said.
I think you talked about this. It was it was a clip from no it
was it? Thank you. It was a clip from the last show he didn't
play.
Well, I've already forgot whatever.
I'm gonna play these two clips and then I'll wrap it up and
you'll remember when I play it. Okay, good. So the first is a
huge controversy over the new Sony picture. Peter Rabbit. Yes,
you thought just a simple little fairy tale for kids. A little
story would be harmless. No, no, no say the social justice
warriors. Big Issue.
Sony Pictures is being criticized for a movie that
didn't seem all that controversial. Peter Rabbit it
came out this weekend. Exactly. No pants.
You must be a rabbit. Yeah, that's right.
This update of the classic short stories by Beatrix Potter pits a
group of rabbits led by the eponymous Peter against their
Nemesis Mr. McGregor high jinks ensue mostly at McGregor's
expense. His face was so classic he was like
sounds pretty normal for a slapstick II kids movie, but in
this version, Mr. McGregor is allergic to blackberries. In one
scene, the rabbits pelt him with the fruit one gets into his
mouth. And he's forced to use his epi pen. Some of
the families who have gotten to see this movie who have kids
with food allergies, have left being very upset.
That's Kenny Mendez, the CEO of the Asthma and Allergy
Foundation of America. He
also has two grown children with food allergies. And he says
watching this movie brought back some bad memories, the fear
and the trepidation you have when when your kid is young,
they're going on a play date, or they are in school. And as a
parent, you know, if you're enrolling in a preschool and the
preschool basically says, Well, you know, we can accommodate
your your son, you should really think about switching
preschools. That doesn't feel good.
And there's more. A survey by the Mount Sinai Medical Center
in New York found that about a quarter of children with food
allergies, are bullied, teased or harassed, sometimes using the
food as a weapon. In some cases that lead to hospitalization or
death.
With all of that in mind, Kenny Mendez wrote an open letter to
Sony and Sony apologized writing, quote, food allergies
are a serious issue. Our film should not have made light of
Peter rabbits arch nemesis, Mr. McGregor being allergic to
blackberries, even in a cartoonish slapstick way. We
sincerely regret not being more aware and sensitive to this
issue. And we sincerely apologize.
Kenny Mendez says that statement is a good first step, and it's
appreciated. But we need a broader dialogue. That movie's
gonna be out there. The scenes are still in the movie. And it's
still going to have an impact on people who watch it.
So he's reached out to Sony with hopes of continuing the
conversation Yes, burn,
burn the film. And we need to burn the film, burn this
dialogue into burn to film burn the fifth, just get rid
of it. Where's all of this headed? Well, we might look to
China for this. You probably heard about their social
rankings. There was a story that cropped up maybe half a year
ago, a year ago. Now there's a report of how true it really
appears to
be, you know, credit scores, right that honestly somewhat
mysterious number that ostensibly is about how likely
you are to pay your debts but then in reality has been adapted
for use in hiring decisions or whether or not landlord will
rent to you all kinds of different things. China is
building something that goes a good deal further. It's called
the Social credit system. And by 2020, the government in Beijing
hopes to be able to collect not just financial information on
its citizens, but also to record anti social behavior, things
like not sorting your garbage or refusing to visit your parents.
And just like credit scores here, over there. It's kind of
mysterious to our China correspondent Jennifer Peck
reports now from Shanghai.
In China, if a court orders you to repay debts and you refuse, a
judge may put you on a blacklist. And when friends call
you instead of a ringtone they might hear A
little eBay thing pushes me find you. The person who you have
reached is listed by the local court as a discredited person,
China's Superior Court list since 2013, there have been nine
and a half million people put on the list. Journalists Leo, who
is one of them. He lost a defamation lawsuit and was
ordered to pay compensation and other fees. No.
I wired the money to the wrong account. So the court didn't get
the money. No one there told me then the court put me on the
blacklist.
He and others on the blacklist are banned from boarding a plane
or high speed train, need some.
Some since I couldn't fly across the country for a work trip, I
ended up taking the slow train. Instead of a three hour flight.
It took me 28 hours to get there.
The court also restricts him from making big purchases like
buying property or sending his kid to private school. Anyone
with Leo, whose name and ID number can check the blacklist
through the supreme courts website. The Blacklist shows the
kinds of penalties people deemed untrustworthy might get once the
database is set up by 2020. credit expert who not home says
the goal of the project is simple. Judy says with good
credibility will be rewarded, those with bad credibility will
be punished and dozens of cities are also testing their own
systems. Shanghai is one of them. Here if you jaywalk, or
don't sort your garbage properly. The local government
might record these infractions on your credit file.
Well, we can look forward to some fun stuff in the future
Professor tattly already
does this. Really? Well. I mean, they do it with the garbage.
Well, I love the the addition of forcing you to have a ringtone
that basically calls you out as a douchebag like that. We can we
can, Zach government, you're more than welcome to use our
jingle for that if you want. You know, someone's a deadbeat dad
and the phone rings.
Yeah, or that or see see something, say something, which
is the jingle pushing them pushing
that. They'll never, they'll never go for it. They'll never
go for it.
That's a great clip. I'm giving you a borderline Clip of the Day
for that that was very educational.
Yeah, it's the Professor Ted, it's Orwell. It's everything all
rolled up into one and that information is just needs to be
aggregated here. We can do it.
Oh, yeah, we could do that. Yeah,
I know. You've seen it. But if you had not seeing the black
man,
the man you're calling is the man. You're the man you're
calling is a dead beat.
Nice. Exactly, right. Yeah, Black Mirror, there was an
episode of Black Mirror that was a lot like that. If you haven't
seen it, something to take a look at and always remember.
Social media
give it up. Mary McCoy.
Right, Mary McCoy. But okay, here's now. So this calling out
naming and shaming. This is you know, this is something has
become deeply embedded in our culture. deeply embedded. It's
an the louder you yell about sound being a dick, the better
you are. And you're John's clip from the previous episode from
Eric Weinstein. Hello, yeah. This is where you set up your
clip.
Oh, or the clip from the previous episode where he talked
about Eric Weinstein, and we didn't play the clip. Oh, I
thought we played the clip. No, we played it. Oh, that's why I
was confused. Okay.
This is Eric, stop, stop. Can I just say something why that
happened?
Yes, I know why it happened. You can explain it though.
Because you we rarely do show talk pre or post. And you said,
Oh, you gotta listen to this clip. I'm gonna play it on the
next episode. And we played it after the show. And that's why
you thought oh, it's been played. Come. Yeah, exactly. And
it's a great clip and a great topic.
And I thought it was like, Well, I don't know why I thought it
was like a couple episodes ago when this happened. But okay,
Eric. Yeah. Eric Weinstein is a brother of Seth I think was who
got kicked out of evergreen was a big stink up at Evergreen
because the guy his brother refused to
his brother refused to leave on black only day.
Yeah, black only day because he was supposed to be you know, he
said that I'm a teacher. I'm not leaving work because people tell
me to it's not my job description. And he had rousted
as a racist. He's really good biology teacher. Meanwhile, his
brother Eric happens to work for Peter Thiel as a mathematician
and he's kind of one of these brainiacs that is extremely
sharp
prinia We very we played we played a clip of him before.
Yeah, we did. Yep. I played a clip.
Oh, I saw you had Okay. The purpose, but this was a clip
that I thought was quite revealing, by the way before it
played. Both these guys are hyper liberal, they're very
liberal is that
the left is behaving in some sense, like a cult, a cult is
always wondering, did you talk to anyone outside? Well, if you
talk to somebody outside, then you might have ideas come in
that disconfirm what the cult has been telling you. And so the
fact that you and I always want to talk, mouth talk, I'll talk
to a convicted killer. I'll talk to somebody with horrible views.
Because I, you know, if I, even if I just want to protect myself
against that person, I want to understand how they think. How
can you not watch? If you think Fox News is the enemy? Why
wouldn't you listen to the enemy's broadcasts? Right. And
so this idea of revulsion, I cannot possibly even bear two
seconds of that voice or that idea or that person is a tell.
And it's a tell that the person is trying to say, Don't worry, I
haven't spoken to anyone outside of our culture.
I love this clip. In fact, I'm gonna give you a borderline for
it.
It's a great clip, there's no question about it. I think he
really does explain a lot. And that's what's going on. And
that's a fact. That's what it is. We have a lot of that with
our listeners. And producers. Many of them say, Well, I tried
to get my wife to lose, she won't listen to it. And she
doesn't want me listening to it to the show. Why? Yeah, it's, I
think he made a good point about Fox. I've had people. I've had
people one time I said, Son, I just mentioned Rush Limbaugh's
name is some group. Oh, how could you listen to that guy?
Well, you made a good point about sir, oh, I can't listen to
him. I won't listen to him. A
better example was the State of the Union where the face bag was
filled with people saying, I'm not gonna watch. And that is the
best example. There were
people in Congress that wouldn't go to it for the same reason.
They're so dedicated to their cult.
And so, when people do that, that is a tell according to
smart man Weinstein, not related to is a tell that people are
trying to communicate the day are in the group and do not do
not step outside of the cult. Right? And do not do anything
that might Kate it. Yes. So the the so they can't get any
external information. So we need a no agenda reply to that when
someone says that. Oh, I won't even listen, I won't even watch
that speech. What is the no agenda? What is the appropriate
reply? And I
have no idea. I don't know what to do about it. You'd have to
have an intervention, you have to have a bunch of people around
and make them listen to tie him down. I don't know. Eric Weiss,
he doesn't have a solution. He just has he just he's observed
the phenomenon. And he's reported on the phenomenon with
that clip, which you're right. It was in the last show. I mean,
it was supposed to be the last show, I'd looked at my old clip
list. Forgot about to complete what I believe I really do.
Yeah, you're right. We can't talk about stuff like this.
Unless I preface a lot of stuff. When we talk about that we do
our little takedown of the show after the show that and analyze
it. I will sometimes say Well, here's something Oh, then Adam
will say Oh, don't talk about you. We're not gonna do you
know, don't talk about it. I said, this will never get on the
show. And then we can talk about Yeah, that's right. Well, this
was a huge mistake playing this clip, too. You
know, it wasn't because I remembered and I got it. Yeah,
it's true. You do have it. It's just the you know, the five
minutes it takes me to convince you is always a little damaged.
That's stupid. I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
fun.
And we do have some people to think who are not in a cult of
any sort unless there's no agenda called but none that I
know of.
Yeah. And nobody's running it way before. Yeah. Before you get
into that. I need a date. Ever since I've talked about the last
connections book and people have been reading it and this
actually the guy showed up the author showed up on the Joe
Rogan show the next day. It was a good interview. He's long
winded was a good interview. People are reaching out saying
yes, yes to Meetups BS. We need human connection. We need to
connect in person with other no agenda people and there's a lot
of movement going on in the meetup groups. Yeah, but we need
a date. And if you just you know what, screw it. What am What am
I even thinking? I'll call me me.
She's not well, yeah, you might as well
she'll take care of it. She'll get us a date because we want to
do a site okay, you
throw it at me it's out of the blue is to be nice to have some
you know, right in the middle of the donation segment. Come up
with a date right at the moment open.
I've been asking for three weeks.
Yeah, but you It's like one of these demos remind us like me me
does the same thing very well. Everybody who has a wife you'll
notice
triggering You know, I am your wife, what's your problem?
So you got something, you got to do it, you got to do it, you got
to do it. And he said, Okay, I'm gonna do it remind me tomorrow.
And then the reminder always comes at 515. When it's closed,
whatever you have to do is closed. And then you get your
515 reminded, did you do it? No, you didn't remind me about
appropriate and appropriate time. This is a good example.
Okay. And so, Miami right in the middle of a donation segment, I
don't know at
the top of the donation segment. And what do you usually tell
your your first wife?
My first wife, I'm not married to any
What do you say to your female wife?
What do I say to you? I just said right there. Okay. Remind
me when I can do it. Not after the place is closed. I
reminded you after the show last time. Just when is an
appropriate time to remind you?
I don't know. Okay. Maybe an email. In fact, is I'll tell you
this is the reason I didn't remember the Eric Weinstein
thing is because when the show's over, I'm done with the show.
Oh, I live on in in just the Glen. You
might forget what I you know, I will go back and get some clips
during the day but I'm not thinking about what happened to
where I mean, I figured we'd get that out of the way. Oh, I'm
just a wait for the next show. I'm like, it's like a different
kind of a is dimensional. I
feel like I'm still in a warm bath of love from the show for
hours after it. I don't understand what you're talking
about.
Yeah, you probably do feel that way. I don't identify that with
that. Well, here we go. We have people to thank when I think
they're all anxious to be thanked. Including Shimano. Liz
Buzu ski and Liz bazoo ski, I think as a de douching coming
his way. You've been de deuced attribute $100.50 and 70 cents,
and then Richard dumb anally contribute $100.15 And he said I
don't know if he's on the birthday list looks like it
because I see a little yellow there. Again.
Yes he is.
I see it. Perfect. Happy birthday to my walking bubble of
awesome Angela who turns 15 on today. Today today's the day
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heard from her for a while. Yeah, good to hear from her. She
is where all the money used.
She says Good luck to my sweetie. And I yes, good luck to
you, Baron As Monica.
Steve and Draper comes in with 808 in Arlington, Virginia, and
has the has the wouldn't just not temerity. It's the I don't
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read things. So make my first donation love the show.
Congratulations on getting over 1000 shows. As a beloved
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Yeah, and dedicate to my boyfriend Zach Tatum for
Valentine's Day. However, when making the donation I stupidly
kept it in my own name. I did write something in the notes
section. But it just wasn't. But it just but I just want to make
sure his name is mentioned instead of mine. Which why is
this in red? I don't know. And it gives him something he wanted
to say.
I have a feeling now. I actually I do know. I do. And this is
Danielle Bachman. Yes. I got it. Her boyfriend said to her this
is very poor translation of the note. I won't say anything
except why you showing up so late. Her boyfriend already has
donated enough to be a night and she wanted to make sure that
happened because he wasn't doing it so she decided to add add to
his amount and then make him a night.
I don't know how that works. Well just call us if you put a
notice to give us get as big as knighthood
but that's the note that I got. You see.
Hold on, hold on Kyle. Okay, what do you want to do? Where
are you I'm going to look it up. I'm going to see if I can make
sure I can find this. Just to make sure.
Okay, well while you're looking it up, I'm going to continue
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care of post haste. Now what are we not talked about?
Well there's something kept that took place like a week or two
ago and I had a clip last clip. Oh by the way, I want to just I
just got an alert my heart rate was at one 101 BPM during the
segment.
my Apple Watch needed
my Apple watch just alerted me
put it in the microwave, by the way to make it a lot more
efficient. It'll waterproof it. Okay, put in the microwave, turn
on high and push the button. Okay. Now, remember this story
about the apparently a million dollars where it was at stake.
And there's somebody who was going to give the CIA or the NSA
their tools back. Yeah, Mm hmm. Yeah. And
instead, the guy gave him all kinds of dirt on Trump. Bad dirt
on Trump and got 100 grand in as an advanced payment. Then he
disappeared. Right? Yeah, right,
right, right.
Now, I wish I had a clip for the story. But whenever I first
heard the story, I said to him, I thought to myself, I was what
was he going to do? What was he gonna give the tools back to
date? Software software? Oh, I
had the same exact same thought. But he's he, like, he found the
tools. But I found them like they haven't been copied a
million times. million times. Yeah, I thought that was very
strange to so to me. It sounds like you just threw that in
there. And this was the dirt on Trump.
Do you think that's what happened? That's yeah. It's
supposed to be a million dollars worth of stuff. I mean, a
million dollar deal to get the tools back, which makes no sense
because it's software. So you can't get them back. Because you
never lost them in the first place. You still have them.
Yeah, I just a copy of the tool. Yes. And you can't get that
back. Because you don't know it hasn't been copied a million
times. Like you said, Well, this critical you're thinking
it could be just be a case of really bad reporting.
Oh, well, there's probably, yeah, well, that goes without
saying. But you're thinking maybe there was no, it wasn't a
tool at swap at all. It was about to get dirt on Trump.
Yeah, they just threw that Russian. Yeah. I mean, what the
guy's like, ah, you know, your tools. I throw in a bonus extra
special for Monday. Because that
makes no sense. Is that like, oh, yeah, I
got some stuff for you, please.
So the whole thing was to get dirt on Trump, I believe what
you're saying which I've been, I'm buying this, by the way, get
dirt on Trump, and they saw the first batch of dirt. And it was
crap. There was nothing in there that they would just wasn't just
from a Daily Mail. It was just junk that so that was it. They
sent him off. And then came with his cock and bull story to
explain the fact that they lost 100 grand in the deal. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. It could be. Well, maybe it's because there'll be
implicated somehow that that information got into some FISA
warrant or whatever. So the job was just some we were looking
for tools, tools, software tools, and we want to get them
back. Back. Yeah, we didn't have a copy. We did. But it's with
the moon landing tapes that we also lost. Because we didn't
have a copy who knows John, it's incompetence
by or hyper competence.
And yet oh, now you're talking. Okay, well, let's let's let's
stay here. Let's stay here. With by actually, I picked up on
Vicki Nuland. Now that she's the CEO of the war tank, is that
what it's called? Award? Yes, of war tank. Or tank top tank top.
There's, she was on Face The Nation. And this was maybe two
weeks ago, week and a half ago. And there were some new
information that came out and we listened very carefully to what
she says now Victoria Nuland was the the assistant now the Deputy
Secretary of State observes big muckety muck big friends with
with Hillary when she was in the Hillary State Department,
Hillary Clinton. And she starts talking about this dossier with
some very interesting little tidbits she throws in
I will tell you, though, Margaret, that during the
Ukraine crisis in 2014, and 15, Chris Steele had a number of
commercial clients who were asking
minute 14 2014 2015 this a lot. This is the opening few, like 30
seconds, he said all kinds of crazy shit.
Chris Steele had a number of commercial clients who were
asking him for reports on what was going on in Russia. What was
going on in Ukraine, what was going on between them. Chris had
a friend at the State Department and he offered us that reporting
free so that we could from it. It was one of you know, hundreds
of sources that we were using to try to understand what was going
on. Then in the middle of July when he was doing this other
work and became concerned the dossier, the dossier, the past
two to four pages of short points of what he was finding.
And our immediate reaction to that was, this is not in our
purview. This needs to go to the FBI. If there is any concern
here, that one candidate or the election as a whole might be
influenced by the Russian Federation. That's something for
the FBI to investigate. And that was our reaction when we saw
this. It's not our art, we can't evaluate this. And frankly, if
every member of the campaign who the Russians tried to approach
and tried to influence had gone to the FBI as well, in real
time, we might not be in the mess we're in today. What's most
important is that we investigate what happened in the past. But
even more importantly, that we work together the house the
Senate Intelligence Committees, the executive branch, the our
technology companies to deter future Russian efforts to
influence us, politics and elections. We should be working
on the strategies that will blunt this expose it. Some of
our European partners have done better already than we have at
this. In the French election. The McCrone campaign immediately
exposed what Russia was doing to their public to their media. And
that sunshine served as a disinfectant and blunted the
Russians ability to influence that election. That's what we
should be doing here. And when we fight with each other, when
we question our fundamental institutions, that is a great
day for Vladimir Putin.
She says a couple of interesting things here, she says that she
still had a friend in the State Department. Then this was
Hillary Clinton State Department. Then he sent over
and they sent it over for free. We didn't pay for anything we
didn't we didn't pay we don't pay for we didn't pay. We didn't
we did the free, free, free, free, free, free free and paid
just under just free. Then he sends over a couple of pages.
Now. This is years ago. This is 1415. This is before really the
primaries. And he sends over a couple of pages. We couldn't
evaluate that. But is that when Hillary Clinton decided, oh,
let's pay this guy to do some more work? It sure seems like
that to me.
Well, that if you go by her the timeline, that's what Victoria
Nuland is not implying. But in fact, is I mean, doesn't think
she's implying, but that's what she's implying.
Yes, she Exactly. She doesn't know what she's implying. But
she is.
Yeah, that's what if what she says is true. She is yes, I
agree. Why? In other words, I would say essentially something
that should be done by the FBI, because it's a scandal.
Hillary's all in on?
Well, we Well, it seems to me, this is the Genesis where he had
a friend in the State Department, it could have been
Hillary, they Hey, friend, look what I got. And then all of a
sudden, oh, well, we got to send this to the FBI. But I think
that's when the oppo research started to build after he had a
couple of these very troubling things that he found out. So
it's filling in holes that were empty before. And
yes, you're making this stuff up? Yes.
And well, I think the process this information may be made up
but the process as to how it happened is what's being
unveiled here. Mike Morel, former deputy CIA director,
Acting CIA director, was also on that program. And right after
Vicki finished, he, of course, delivered the message, which is
what we all have to be thinking about, like,
I just want to add is when at one point, Victoria is
absolutely right. We have not deterred Putin. And one of the
consequences of that is, other countries are now getting into
this business of weaponizing social media. So the Chinese are
now doing this with the Taiwanese, the Turks are now
doing this with a Turkish diaspora in Europe, trying to
influence them, this is going to spread because we have failed to
deter Putin
failed to deter him. So 2018 election is going to be all
messed up. It's just all going to be horrible. Because we're
gonna be funny. Yeah, well, I'm waiting for the Facebook Act, or
the social media act is it's got to happen is going to happen.
They're ramping up for it. They want total control. They being
the government, you know, people who are running things. They
have control of the mainstream media. They know it. They can
control the narrative. We're good at it. But yeah, we got to
make sure we control everything. It's annoying.
I find it to be very annoying.
Just while we're on on the Putin topic here, the Dutch Foreign
Minister had to resign. forced resignation month actually, I'll
play the clip. The Dutch foreign minister has quit after
revealing on Monday. He had lied about a meeting with the Russian
President Putin 12 years ago,
by an awful lot of nylons targeted As opposed to cabling
and so that was him crying while resigning with the truth of the
Prime Minister jumping to his side and putting his arm around
his shoulder. But what the guy did is he lied about meeting
Putin at some big powwow. And, and, you know, saying that you
met Putin is one thing, but the reason why it's a problem
because he said Putin clearly wants a greater Russia. He's a
big threat. I was there, he told me personally. So he was full of
crap. He was lying, and they call them out on it. And then
the fullest chromed actually discovered that it was
impossible for him to have been at that actual meeting. And he
had to come clean and he had to resign because he had helped set
the agenda against Russia with a lie. Go
so he said he never met Putin. No, you never met Putin. That
was a guy kicked out because he's full of crap like these
guys are.
Yes. And it will he got they're all full of crap, but he got
caught on it.
Hmm. Interesting.
Unless there's something else going on, but I haven't
discovered that yet. But if I do Oh, I'll circle back.
I had a I got a bunch of random clips left.
Well before you go into random mode. We never received our
jingle our day trader jingle
day trader. Yeah. Beatle song.
I missed this. The ASOs stupid. This report came out and I
should have jumped on it. I wasn't thinking
President Trump wants to drastically scale back food
stamps and replace them with a food box delivery program like
Blue Apron. And harvest box would be sent to some 330 8
million people filled with staples like milk, fruit,
grains, meat and pasta. All the food in the box is produced in
the US Food Stamp recipient would still get about half of
their monthly benefit on an electronic card that can be used
at local grocery stores.
And the next day, apron APRN took off like a rocket. The Blue
Apron stock, which was the worst IPO of the past 10 years,
completely failed. And this and you know, there's like lawsuits
against this good. Oh, yeah, there's lawsuits against it. And
it's been severely.
This is what you're witnessing is manipulation. So take
advantage of this could be a pump and
dump. But I won't touch that with a 10 foot pole as a short.
Yeah. Okay. See, this doesn't work without the jingle. It's
not day trading talk without the jingle. So I'm just gonna end it
here. Oh, sorry. We do. Oh, this is good. Yeah. This is a little
follow up. This is from NPR. This is Sam Quinones. He wrote
the book Dreamland about the opioid epidemic in the United
States. And we've had some news recently that he responded Tim
pressure knows that they are simply not going to be promoting
it to doctors at all. They have been promoting it as a
reasonable painkiller.
This is about oxy. The the company that makes it said
they're no longer going to promote it. Yes, doctors
whatever that means exactly my life what it means it means that
not going to pay him to use it.
Well, that and having these gorgeous women go from door to
door from doctor to doctor say you should prescribe this.
Oh, this isn't going to stop that. Yeah,
oh, my impression is that they are simply not going to be
promoting it to doctors at all. They have been promoting it as a
reasonable painkiller. And my impression is now that they will
be ceasing that which would be a big step for them. Considering
that I think it's one of the few drugs they actually have. Why do
you think they're doing it right now? I think they are seeing a
groundswell of concern across the country and communities
everywhere with because this is a problem. Opioid Addiction is a
problem all across the country from coast to coast. They're
also seeing, of course, as you mentioned, dozens of lawsuits
filed by States Attorneys General, by counties by towns
alleging that several companies Purdue Foremost among them, led
a kind of a campaign to dupe the public into believing that their
drug was not addictive. And these lawsuits particularly in
the last I'd say year and a half, have really gained steam
as local entities, counties and towns have seen themselves
buckling under the cost of paying for the consequences of
this epidemic. And having done nothing to really create it are
looking for ways of paying for the increase in foster care that
they now have to provide the full jails the courts that are
that are overwhelmed with new attics. I think it may be more
of a PR move as a way of kind of softening feelings toward the
company because I can tell you in many parts of the country,
this company is very roundly hated
how much money has struck made for Purdue pharma over the
years.
Well, it's private company. I'm not sure exactly, but estimates
that I have read between 35 and $40 billion in sales since the
drug came out in 1996. It's basically the reason why the
Sackler family, which owns Purdue is one of the wealthiest
families in America. Forbes magazine pegged it as one of the
wealthiest families in America due almost entirely to the sales
of Oxycontin. And there you go.
Sounds good to me.
No, it sounds totally bogus. To me. And by the way, now rearing
its ugly head is meth. Meth is back in a big way. The meth now
available is an incredibly pure, strong whatever it is.
Why is this? I'm sorry. Why? Why is it better?
I have no idea that I think it's competition.
You maybe pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies are
making
it they're making the meth
i don't know I'm just saying he usually doesn't enjoy the
quality improve so much.
I'm not an expert in the cooking.
All right. Well, let's go to a couple of minor clips. I think
one does this set things off in the right. She's getting laid
out you know, I do a couple of these by worms. I worms it
is an Oregon woman is the first known human case of a parasitic
infection spread by flies. Her case was published in a Centers
for Disease Control report this week, and 2016 26 year old Abby
Beckley was diagnosed with a type of eye worm, seen only in
cattle. After experiencing some irritation in her left eye, she
ended up removing a tiny worm then she found another and then
another and another and the doctors were all puzzled. The
only thing I could tell her to do was just keep pulling the
worms out.
If we give her an anti parasitic agent, the worms would die in
there but wouldn't be removed.
There were parts of it that was almost so strangely comical. But
then there was also parts of it that just felt like a lip like I
was living in a nightmare.
How bizarre. The whole process took several weeks Beckley says
she has been wormed free ever since
then. I can't even imagine right watching it.
Oh, man, worm free Do you believe that story? I don't
believe that story.
I don't know it's a good story. Get somebody you're jerking
worms out of their eye. Well, it
was as good as the worm out of your mouth story that you told
and that surely wasn't credible.
I I believe that story to be true. At San Francisco I just
somebody didn't even know about this. But apparently the way
they the way you celebrate Valentine's Day in San Francisco
is this is a public giant street pillow fight.
Oh, yeah. Really? Okay, play yeah, sorry. Wrong button here
we go.
Well, nothing says Valentine's Day like a giant pillow fight
that's k to use ever be alone reports hundreds of people
gathered in San Francisco this evening. To take part in an
annual tradition. People are asked
to bring synthetic not feather pillows to make the mess easier
to sweep. But it still looks like a blizzard at the Ferry
Building. A few 100 People at the stroke of six launching into
a free for all with friends and strangers. Pity the person with
no pillow rough enough that intermittently some retreat to
the sidelines and catch their breath before for punishment a
little rougher than I expected but um other people have a lot
more force than I do so I didn't expect that
like marching concert or something like that with pillows
so better.
Apparently All is fair in love and pillows and TV cameras are
not spare.
I always my
former Pillow Talk. This engaged couples launched their warfare
with a kiss. They expect this will become their romantic
tradition once they've tied the knot. Yeah, I think we're
gonna be like every year maybe sometime in the future as well.
My parents may be done this before never first time
nonpublic never in public.
And this couple came from San Diego to strap on GoPros and
charge into the crowd. Here's their view in the thick of it.
Pillow fight as much fun as they expected. They said before
dashing back to the airport, take out frustrations
take off frustration
but you do with love. And you give a lot of people a good i
love you btw
cleanup was surprisingly quick and easy this Valentine's Day.
That's because the crowd It was smaller than usual. Just a few
100. Some years, a few 1000 people have shown up, and it has
taken public works crews hours to clean up the mess in San
Francisco Deborah V alone. KTVU. Fox two news.
Well, it's probably good for those people specifically who I
would presume are living in dimension B reality. When my
parents were divorcing, which I didn't, it didn't really have.
It wasn't acutely aware of what was going on. But I do remember
that they had this huge pillow fight and that I was told later,
that was something that the counselor or therapist had said
they should do. So it's probably good that people get all their
anger out that way, because it sounded like they were getting
anger out.
Well, it was definitely that take is definitely unique. I
never heard of this event ever, even though apparently it's been
going on forever. Well, he should get out of the house more
often. I should in this case, I want to play a gratuitous clip.
This is the Berkeley pot sanctuary clip.
The Berkeley City council will vote on a resolution that would
effectively declare the city a sanctuary for legal adult use of
cannabis. The resolution would ban city agencies and employees
from using money to help enforce federal marijuana laws. agencies
would not be able to turn over information on legal cannabis
activities to federal authorities either
succeed already succeed,
or a bunch of bullcrap is legal in the state. They don't have to
do anything they want. Now, this just insane the whole this leads
into the pot thing and this guy banks had quit the Trump
administration because he was caught with Paul. I didn't hear
about this. We got it. We have some guy. Well, here's the
here's this. Here's one. Here's one of the presentations before
I play it. You have to imagine this on PBS. They have a picture
of this guy. He looks like he's in his mid 30s. His hairs
disheveled. He looks like he is stoned out of his gourd in this
picture. Okay, can I play it now? Yes, please.
A senior aide on the White House National Economic Council George
banks says that he's resigned after failing to get a permanent
security clearance. He told Politico that the White House's
Counsel's Office cited his past marijuana use wow,
I am really high
All right, I know you gotta go so I'm gonna leave you with the
talking point.
Got it. Go. What am I on the Johnny Carson Show?
No. You said I can't play clips. I have to go you just said that
earlier. Like five minutes ago.
No, I meant I meant I have to get to these clips. Oh, yeah.
I thought you had somewhere to go. No. I'm kicking you off the
show your segments over
so like Carson when he has like a beard? Yeah, we know you have
to go you gotta know you
gotta go. I'm sorry. I was trying to be helpful. You know,
if you have another clip as fun
I want to play with stormy Daniels update or George
Washington's hair
screw that stormy Daniels it is.
The president's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen
now says that he paid $130,000 to a porn film star who
allegedly had an extramarital affair with Mr. Trump in 2006.
The payment was made shortly before the 2016 election. Cohen
told The New York Times that the money came out of his own pocket
and that he was not reimbursed by the Trump campaign or
company. He did not say why he paid Stephanie Clifford, whose
film name is Stormy Daniels. Mr. Trump has denied any affair
here's the thing no one cares I don't care no I mean really no
one cares why why is that the news our
yeah the UBS that's
that's just not news All right, bye. No, you have to go Josh.
I'm gonna leave you with your dimension be talking points. You
ready?
Yeah selectively cherry picks information to make one's case
the memo is said to be the product of a cherry picked
intelligence
we're not going to be cherry picking this
cherry pick this offer a few cherry picked and misleading
details what
we have is a cherry picked memo
facts that were put in the memo were cherry picked what was put
out in the memo does in fact cherry pick it was kind of
cherry picked
cherry picked information that we're looking at just kind of
cherry pick certain details if you cherry pick back oh really
just cherry picks
a very selective cherry picked reading of a very selective and
cherry picked memo right? It's very cherry picked memo.
No. All right. You have your marching orders. Go cherry pick
to cherry pick.
The trees
whatever you cherry, cherry pick everybody. Okay, Sunday. There
will be more deconstruction I'm sure we will understand how this
good crisis isn't Not being put to waste. Will it be guns? Will
it be DACA? Will it be psychotropic drugs which I think
it is?
Or shall be renew a psychotropic drugs
as well. But maybe maybe we can finally talk about it and then
five M media Oh, what am I saying? No way.
Don't get you're not gonna happen.
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