A small civics lesson people.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak,
Sunday, February 18 2018. This is your award winning give our
nation media assassination episode one double O Niner.
This is no agenda,
partying with fellow podcasters and broadcasting live from
downtown Austin Tejas capital starts thinking to do in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we got a cold snap. A cold
snap. I tell you, I'm John C. Dvorak. Kill.
Yeah, Cold Snap happening everywhere. Europe is cold.
You got a cold snap cold snap.
That is a climatological term, I believe. cold cold snap. Is that
Is that what they're calling it?
Yeah, they call it cold snap net and it goes or they heard that
what happened to the polar vortex? Cool this vortex can't
get down here. Oh,
well, no, then where's the snap come from?
Snap. I don't know that's a good almost a phrase from the shows.
I think it is a phrase from the CHE is really just a snap. Maybe
like finger snap. Quick little thing
called Snap. Well, we'll look into it. Good.
I have a actually for later because a little longer clip but
I want to start with it. I have a pretty good global warming
clip. I think you'll get a kick out of it. You'll get it you'll
get a kick out of it.
I get a kick. If there's another thing is embracing the chaise I
get a kick out of you. What does that even mean?
Well, you're in charge. That's your wheelhouse. So I expect him
to look this up and have details for Thursday show. And we'll so
the Horowitz is are in town.
Yes, I heard that. I heard that because he keeps us ending
photos.
Let me tell you one thing. The Horowitz's they know how to
party. They are party animals.
Yeah, that's because they work in that business word partying
is part of the business. Yeah,
yeah. You know, we I chose a really good restaurant with some
Texas fare like rattlesnake sausage and, and Andrew
apparently. This is Andrew Horowitz from the DeVore
Horowitz unplugged show, cross promoting the podcasts. Yeah,
he'd apparently send the he I'd said we're gonna eat here. And
he'd sent the menu to all those foodie buddies. Like, look at
this. This is where I'm going to be. He's really into food Man
and drink. I think by the time I was done, I'd had three smoked
Manhattan's he said for for smoke Manhattan's you've
tallying this stuff.
He's telling you, his shed on the show. He's gonna do
everything he can to get your show plastered you won't be able
to do the show today. Well, hahaha.
You got to get up a lot earlier to do that to me, but I didn't
sleep very much. That's for sure. In fact, I think I'm still
drunk actually. Think about it. Yes, sir. Chris. Always there to
kill.
staring blankly at my screen in a bedroom far too many smokey
man has left me with my brain. And Horowitz to blame. Hey,
you go there to keep the podcast. Sir Chris Hayes, Sir,
can we do it sir Chris. I'm telling you. He sent that to me.
He said, Oh, by the way, might put some Irish whiskey in your
coffee. I'll help it. That's Australian for hangover cure.
Yeah. Now it was fun was good. You should hang out with him
more often. You never hang out with him. He's only met you.
I don't hang out with you either. I only hang out with it
with the I really like to go hang out with the homeless.
Man, the people experiencing homeless and your journos? Are
those the same?
Well around here it's probably the same if you play this clip.
Okay. Thank you for the setup. Yes. This is the house prices in
San Francisco.
Geez, I can only imagine how
much do you think you need to make in San Francisco to afford
the median priced home? You would say how much?
Well, I'd say you'd need two incomes. And I'll say they're
both about 120,000.
How much you think you would have to make to be able to buy a
house around here? Probably about 140 250. Maybe even more
than that. Maybe a little bit more. The reality is hair
raising. The California Association of Realtors reports
you need to be raking in 303,000 per year. The median priced home
in the city.
There's really no such thing as kind of the average San
Francisco house but you We're definitely looking you know on
the low end 1.3 As he
gives us a tour of this Sunnyside fixer upper Matt
Fuller explains the San Francisco Association of
Realtors found the median price was more like 1.8 million. A
significant jump from the California report. Meaning even
an income of 300,000 might not cut it.
Artists are leaving teachers are leaving. That's that's hard. You
want to have like a diverse community but you can't have
that if housing is unaffordable here.
Yeah, and they think that they're solving their problems
by moving to Austin, Texas. Haha, no, they're not.
Yes, they are. Everybody Don't listen to him is one of the most
expensive
cities in America. Now. We're right up there. With we're
getting up there with all the California yay. places but yeah,
everyone from California is moving to Austin. For some
reason, got the tech mecca. We are the new tech mecca.
Well, we have one solution that's going around which I get
kind of a kick out of and I have a clip. Ah, okay, since you
brought it up, yes housing density proposal.
A California lawmaker thinks he's found the answer to the
state's affordable housing crisis. Assemblyman Todd Gloria
of San Diego says we've been doing it all wrong. So he
introduced legislation today that would reward developers for
building affordable units that are smaller in size than average
new construction house and also that are close to public
transit. If passed his bill would create a rewards program
based on the amount of usable for space. The idea is to is to
design projects that maximize density
density Hello China density
China we want to be just like Hong Kong so we pack more
people in the in a smaller space nice yeah. density. Density so
we need it did not hear that Stockton California is now the
has started a UBI project the universal basic income.
I have not heard this, but Stockton California is one of
the one of the states bankrupt city so I don't know how they
can do this.
Let me see if I can find this.
And how that would make well, they're gonna get their
population to grow if they do that.
Yeah, does that mean there's a benefit to growing their
population?
Not to them? No. Like everyone else that might be
Let me see. Stockton California. Oh, he wants Oh, is it wants no
no gets ready gets ready to experiment. Now they're going to
do it. Hold on. Why wait, this is it. Right.
To stop your movement to Austin move the stock Dion's
in stock that you get 500 bucks a month. No strings attached
to live in Stockton?
Yes. You'd have to pay me a lot more.
I was looking I was digging around for all that BS you could
only be stuck. I mean, there's a lot of possibilities there.
Right. Can you imagine in the future, just in the future?
Cities will be competing for citizens. Like they will pay you
550 Do I hear six? Come on over here?
I am. Oh, yeah.
Oh, it's certainly
I gotta you gotta send me a link to that. I did had no ideas.
Anyone. And I don't know. How can they afford it? They're
broke. Well, deficit spending. I guess you can afford anything?
Yeah,
the bond right. Another bond. No problem. It'll be interesting.
Okay, now did you see the skating Did you because you
know, the my Olympic fever is waning. I just wanna make sure
you saw the skating. You saw all everyone doing a good job. There
was still some drama.
I saw some of the skating I saw they that I saw the winner of
the men's figure and I saw they are a guy who kicked ass with
the biggest technical score
in history was not an outrageous, outrageous. Yeah, he
did six six quadruples, yes, six quads. And I was hoping one of
those guys were to do a quintuple thing.
You can't No one can do it yet. Not yet.
They will. Oh,
well is the trick everything. I thought it was Tonya Harding was
the first one to do a triple for women. Now everybody does them
all the time.
Exactly. Exactly. Well, and you know,
that's our Olympic update. Yes.
So much fun. But I was noticing because I a lot of people said
no, they do give out the medals that I really remember there was
a lot more of the medal ceremonies on television, I
think because it's live. They don't do that. So we just you
get the podium
that was only when we are winning a lot. No, I'm not
necessarily.
I'm watching the coverage and then they get the little white
tiger and then later they get the metals handed out to them.
But I've also noticed and I guess we have how many more days
left of the Olympics? Not many. Is it over? Not too many.
Are you all still at least a Wednesday and and maybe further
on? I don't know. It just likes you
also notice that when people when they all are wearing
different jackets, when they, when they get their prize there,
they're white tiger prize. They're wearing the north face.
This thing is so sponsored, just top to bottom sponsored,
do an operation around here somewhere. Well, the thing that
gets me is that you know our hockey team, which is now
amateurs because the NHL didn't take part this year. Yeah. was
beaten for it is by the Russians. And every time I hear
this and the Russian skaters and there is no Russian team. No,
it's the ORS it's the Boers but yeah, or what is it? Olympic
athletes from Russia or Yeah, Olympic athletes from Russia.
It's like, okay, well, what is the point of this?
to shame Russia but not to hurt the athletes because we care
about the athletes.
What was the athletes who are doping?
Yes. Well, nobody was being done under sanction of the OHL. Yes,
that's the rooskies Which reminds me we did Russia house
last night as well.
Did you go to Russia house yeah. Yeah, poor we had a couple of
shots some some etc. Yeah. Dr.
Horton? No, no caviar. Boris like I want to taste some some
infused vodka Okay, Russia house it is. And everyone had one
glass of scotch voice Yeah, that's its voice No, Jamie
diamond voice I can't do it. I can't do the Jamie diamond
voice. And we all had one glass of vodka like okay, that was
great. I got a show to do.
I'm glad I'm glad that you're dedicated it's good yeah, I
would I almost just flat out refused to do anything on
Saturday. I remember we were less I read you know say
something I planned way in advance have to do it on
Saturday.
This was planned way in advance. We knew about it and I did some
pre prep. I think my called you did more car which
is than me. He's gonna be drunk. He'll have nothing. You better
get a lot of clips.
Is that how he talks? Yeah. I think we drunk called you if I
recall. And then here's what I remember you saying to me?
That's exactly that's exactly what I said. And I meant it.
I know. All right. Well, anyway, so we're good. There's no issue
where we're all fine. I would like to, before we get into
I would maybe give you some a little advice, kind of folklore
advice. Okay. Um, this is I'm not a doctor. Yes. But the
Germans I think are the first ones that discovered this. This
was pointed out to me by a buzzkill Junior, if you drink
too much alcohol, and you want to be want to back it off. In
other words, make sure your system just says well wait a
minute.
I know the answer is cocaine. No. Okay.
NAC and a C in say over the counter or a bowl thing.
Chemical really an herbal herbal chemical. It's not an herbal
chemical is something I don't know what I had to I don't have
the I didn't open up the page where I could describe this
properly. But it's an AC and it stands for some but it's always
called NAC and AC and usually you get a big job and you take
one of these pills at the end of your or even during your little
drinking too much episode. And it will sober you up kind of oh,
it definitely keeps you from getting a hangover. It has only
it does have a peculiar side effect. Weird Yeah. Is one side
of it. It happens all the time. Everybody in the family has used
this stuff because a bunch of drinkers over there to work now
it's just you know it's it's actually no it has other uses is
that it's three in the morning you wake up wide awake you've
never been so wide awake
Okay, well that doesn't sound
to get up at three in the morning to catch a plane this is
take some neck yes
but the waking up to his really strange because when you wake up
it's like your woke
roquet Excellent. Well, I woke up at three but that was not
from nap I just woke up my head she's now I'm awake. Like oh my
god. I fell back asleep around four and then got up at five
before we're having the time of our lives, yes
we are before. Before we get started. I have some advice for
the M five M who we deconstruct here on a bi weekly basis.
Hackers crackers or trolls please pick one. Hackers are not
crackers crackers, not hackers and neither are trolls. Pick
one.
You're not going to pick one Never even listened to you.
I know but I want to say pick one. And some people some
producers pointed out to me hackers and crackers are
different penetration is crackers, hackers, people who
hack around mainly at code and trolls where we all
get argument was turned into a book. Oh really by Steven Levy
in the 70s or 80s, probably the 80s and he made a big stink
about this. I think the book is called hackers by Steven Levy.
And he made the big point all crackers to keep mistaking it
you know, I this has been going on so long that nowadays hackers
means crackers, just
a general term. I think they don't want to use crackers
because of the possible racist like you're
a white guy down racial south. Yeah. And some crackers came in
what the crackers do they hack? They were hacker crackers.
So we got this big indictment, which and for those of you who
are not familiar with the United States justice system, there's a
saying that goes with a grand jury. You can indict a ham
sandwich. And I found it very interesting that the grand jury
who has zero power outside of the United States indicted
foreign nationals Russians living in Russia.
What does that do to Assange? He's not an American. No,
you can't do that.
I do have the molar indictment wrap on CBS. Good. I'm
sure it's filled with lovely bits.
Adriana. Thank you. Well, Special Counsel Robert Muller
has charged more than a dozen Russian nationals with trying to
undermine confidence in us democracy. These are the first
criminal charges against Russians accused of secretly
trying to disrupt the 2016 presidential election. Justice
reporter Paul Reed has the latest
alleges that the Russian conspirators want to promote
discord in the United States.
On Friday, Deputy Attorney General rod Rosenstein revealed
new details about how the Russians meddled in the 2016
election, the defendants
posed as politically and socially active Americans
advocating for and against particular candidates,
prosecutors alleged 12 Russian nationals worked for a company
called Internet Research Agency. In this nondescript building in
St. Petersburg, Russia, the company employed English
speakers who posed as Americans to stir up controversy on social
media leading up to the election. The Russian operatives
were allegedly instructed to use any opportunity to criticize
Hillary and the rest, except Sanders and Trump. We support
them. The operation was funded by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a close
associate of President thrushes former ambassador to the US or
make Kislyak dismissed the charges
or whatever allegations are being mounted against US Secret
fantasies that are being used for political reasons inside the
United States.
The indictment also alleges that some members of the Trump
campaign unwittingly shared some of the Russian propaganda on
social media, but Rosenstein emphasized that there are no
allegations that any Americans had knowledge of the operation.
The nature of the scheme was that the defendants took
extraordinary steps to make it appear that they were ordinary
American political activists.
Special Counsel investigators say they've also uncovered new
evidence against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort
and could charge him with fraud in addition to the dozen charges
he's already facing. Now, metaphor it's trial is not
scheduled to begin until the fall, which suggests the special
counsels work will continue through this year, and likely
into next year as well. Karina,
Paul Reed in Washington. Thanks, Paula.
So I have to say a couple things one, Paul Reed doesn't use
whipsaws doesn't cheat on her store is very straightforward.
When she brought in a clip, it made sense with what she said.
And just so I use the CBS report, I thought it was the
only one I could find that was
decent straight. I do have a copy large. These are these are
things that I get from the internet. I didn't make this
one. So there's all kinds of bombastic music in it. But
you'll get the general idea of what the M five M was saying
about what is happening with us and the rooskies
Donald Trump's presidency. It has some critics raising the
question, is our democracy in danger? Is our democracy in
danger? Yeah, it is
a danger that you don't have to go halfway around the world to
see democracy in danger. does Donald Trump's presidency, put
our democracy endangered
and there is a risk of him using that power to destroy our
democracy.
But if you stand in the breach of possibly the the destruction
of our democracy, I think this
is really dangerous. I think this is the most dangerous day
for our democracy since Trump fired Jim
Comey in May, even in those days. Employee of doing what he
can to destroy democracy is
President Trump trying to
undermine democracy is where democracy dies. And that's where
we are. The Republican Party as an institution has become a
danger to the rule of law and the integrity of our democracy,
unraveling or crumbling of our democracy with
the foundations of democracy, being a parallel here
and talk about the ways that President Trump has undermined
American democracy in his first year in office. Are we not on
the brink
of our democracy
possibly crumbling right now, democracy looks like
it's under attack in the United States
American democracy as it existed since 1783, that you know, when
they ratify the Constitution is under attack. No, I think and
I'm not being hyperbolic here. I think our democracy is under
attack.
I'm not being hyperbolic, ah
cracy, which is possibly crumbling before our eyes. That
could sound very dramatic. Right. What else is happening
when our democracy is in danger? It's crumbling question. What
democracy?
We're a republic. Thank you. Small civics lesson people.
Hello. No one said that the New Republic was crumbling. Yes.
He's not attacking the Republic as a republic. Yes. This is I
think part of the scheme they, you know. It was like, it's just
like they keep harping on this. We took points on the show
constantly, these thematic things that the left, generally
speaking, harp on. And what they're harping on tends to be
corrosive and subversive. They're the ones that are
attacking the
we'll talk about this by saying our democracy is being attacked.
It plants in people's minds the idea that we live in a
democracy, which we don't we live in a republic.
Yeah, it does plant it. Yes. And they all say it and they owe the
everyone they also own in that clip ever even mentioned the
word Republic.
No. And there is a distinct difference.
Way huge difference, when
is it appropriate to talk about democracy in the United States?
Is there an appropriate time is there is are there certain
elections? Is there something where
you there's a number of elections that are pure
democracy? PTA?
Yes.
Okay. PT. School school
superintendent.
President class, no Republican vol scout troop leader, Scout
Troop? Well, scout troop leaders assigns an appointee.
Yes, an appointment. Yes, you're different. But it's interesting
that the Democrats don't know what democracy is.
Well, the word Democrat and democracy is from the same root.
And if you say Republican makes Selig say Republican, so as
a as a political reason not to use that got it? Yeah,
I think so. So it also tells you that all these people are
Democrats.
So this, this document comes out in indictment, and the
indictment is pretty much well, you didn't register as a foreign
agent, which is a lobbying thing, isn't it? There's not a
lobbying rule started by lobbyists. And there's, you
know, there's 1000s of them. 1000s registered Russians to
where I wonder if Nigel Farage ever registered?
Well, there's lots of people as
he was because they were claiming that they were taking
part in the election by you know, campaigning, and they
weren't registered as foreign agents. If you're going to
campaign you have to be you have to be registered as a foreign
agent, if you're going to do it is Nigel Farage was campaigning.
Did he ever register as a foreign agent?
Well, let's look at it from a different perspective. RT Russia
Today I was forced to register as a foreign agent. I think I
can make a pretty strong case that RTS influence, especially
their online presence, their videos, has more impacts on the
psyche of people than the Russian troll farm.
You mean in those cheap ASOs cheap transparent ads? Yeah,
they've done
which apparently and now is this true this? The vice president of
sales at Facebook has been going back and forth with Trump saying
most of these ads were purchased after the election. Have you
seen this?
No, I have not started that started
yesterday. And then Trump retweeted it. Which is I don't I
just don't understand. I don't know. If the guy's real if he
really is the vice president of face bag. What's he doing? What
is he thinking? Maybe they're in crisis mode or
something screwy going on with that.
They gotta be in crisis mode.
What What's the crisis?
The crisis Is that they're clearly being blamed. They're
going to get all kinds of restrictions suggested. And who
knows, who knows where it
will government crackdown net neutrality at work something
like that. Yes. So then otherwise it was yeah, it was
kind of a boring document. I did like to Rosenstein Rosenstein
said, well, just to be just to make sure we all know there's
absolutely no collusion in this indictment. And it was it was
like the upside down world man, man, where the talking heads on
the tubes. Were saying, Well, you know, what he said was,
there's no indictment in this document. So there's probably
not the document coming, that just grasping at any kind of
straw like well, you know, well, it's still he's still
obstructing something. It's just, it's
no more slanted version of the rundown by going to ABC and
Russian rundown ABC. Okay.
Move on out of the Russia investigation. After 13 Russian
nationals and three Russian companies were accused of a
massive information war on the 2016 election. President Trump
tweeting the indictment vindicates his campaign. But
that conclusion premature for now, Special Counsel Robert
Muller is still hard at work. ABCs Kenneth Mo
is hard at work.
And somehow Mueller has become part of the FBI in the in the
vocabulary. Yeah, you noticed this too? Yeah. I mean, he was
of course director of the FBI. Yeah, but he's
not anymore.
Oh, hold on a second. What's going on here? Okay. Yeah, and
so he's part of the Department of Justice. Yes, FBI falls under
that. But you know, now it's like it's not he's not with the
FBI.
I noticed this too, that they've, I didn't want to use
the word conflated because apparently they don't know what
it means. But they they pushed Muller somehow into the FBI.
Yeah,
Special Counsel Robert Muller is still hard at work. ABCs Kenneth
Moulton is in West Palm Beach near Mar a Lago.
Tonight President Trump is claiming vindication in the
bombshell indictment of 13 Russians accused of meddling in
the 2016 election. Russia started their anti Us campaign
in 2014. Long before I announced that I would run for president
the results of the election were not impacted. He's really
nailing Trump's voice to the Trump campaign did nothing
wrong. No collusion, A White House spokesman going a step
further.
There are two groups that have created chaos more than the
Russians and that's the Democrats and
notice the use of the word chaos. Chaos for the younger
producers out there is a it's a real call back to the to the
Cold War chaos was not K aos and chaos was there was not some
secret group they had
to it was the TV show.
Get Smart. It works. It works groups have
created chaos more than the Russians and that's the
Democrats and the mainstream media.
Still investigators are charging the Russians spread fake news on
fake social media accounts, started online political groups
and allegedly lured unsuspecting Americans to campaign style
rallies like this one in Florida. Three months before the
election,
the defendants allegedly conducted what they called
information warfare against the United States.
Now a superpower war of words
and as you can see with the FBI indictment, the evidence is now
really incontrovertible. President
Trump's National Security Adviser at a security conference
in Germany was the Russians in the same room fighting back
become a new visa in flux to their foreign minister saying
until we see the facts, everything else is just blather.
blather blabber blabber everything else is just blabber.
And just so you notice this translation Russian, just so
everybody knows. We have our own version of the Russian troll
farm factory, I'm sorry. It's called techno experts. That's
what Hillary Clinton called them. We were. We were actually
educating scores of young people, techno experts, as she
said, and these techno experts were doing the exact same thing
in Iran to Arab Spring. They have the internet in a box.
Maybe
you have a clip here. We're doing a lot of work to try to
come up with technologies that can circumvent the jamming and
the interruptions and the regime are engaged in right now. We are
providing technology, some of which, you know, is more
effective than others. We are certainly training people both
outside and inside to be able to use technology to circumvent
this is one of my highest priorities you know, I've spoken
out repeatedly about the right of people to have access to the
internet, it is freedom of speech and expression and
assembly values that we think every human being is entitled
to. But we have also seen the Russians know Ron impose what
amounts to an electronic curtain. It's the 21st century
century, the barbed wire and the fences and the dogs that the old
Soviet Union used, because they come at it from the same
mentality they are in control over what you learn and what you
say, and even what you think and how you worship and all the
things sound familiar that go to the heart of human freedom. So
yes, we are doing everything we can now I will quickly add that,
that we're experimenting, you know, sometimes we think
something will work, it turns out not to work. Sometimes we
get, you know, maybe a year ahead of the regime's efforts,
and then they catch up and we have to go back to the drawing
boards. But I want to assure your viewers that we are
committed to doing everything we can to provide freedom inside
and outside of Iran to people trying to speak out for their
rights as possible.
sounds eerily familiar. And I'll follow this up by a fabulous
interview.
I think somebody should play that clip with that part where
she says, you know, we think the internet should be open and
because free speech is free speech for everybody. Yeah, none
of these guys get indicted.
Shut up, slave. It's not for everybody. Laura Ingram, Inger
Ingraham on Fox News had former CIA director James Jim Woolsey
on and he was really chatty. He was Miss Mr. Chatty Cathy. And
he starts off kind of following right up with what Haley was
talking about the barbed wire and the dogs. And I don't know
what these people are thinking. But I guess the realization has
now come that they've modernized. They
want to be a force, and they want to disrupt things. They
call the big overall program designed for mazzio For months,
and they've been doing this since the 1920s 1930s. What's
new is that they do it with cyber. But they have cyber
didn't have much luck disrupting American elections back in the
1930s, or 1940s. But they've been doing that to other
countries all along. EME, hyper Chapo, the head of Romania
intelligence, who defected in 79, says that there are more
Russians involved in disinformation than there are in
their armed forces.
Okay, so that's a nice little setup.
That seems like an unlikely number. Yeah,
I agree. But he's the former director of CIA. So he would
know that he said something, which is kind of completely off
base, but he talked about an economic issue regarding oil and
the price of oil, as we are now, the United States is set to
become the world's largest exporter. And I keep hearing
people say we're set to be I mean, is that really happening?
You would know better than I do? Is it are we really
depends on whether you include gas or not. It's mostly gas
we're talking about well, which
is what is what counts when it comes to the Russians. But you
mean jazz, like,
liquid? Liquid natural gas? Okay.
Well, let's go stonewalls. He said, He's talking about Russia
and what we what we I think it's a plan so we can look out for
how we're going to screw them out of their revenue and
come on compared to China. China's like eating our lunch on
so many fried it down, and it
gives us some leverage. If we can work to get the price of oil
down and 30s Fail 40s even, we will create a very, very unhappy
Putin,
but we don't want it we don't want to push Russia to China,
though. That's the last thing I wanted to Rousseau's sino
alliances to weaken them.
Because we can deal with them a lot better if they're weak. I
was negotiating the conventional forces treaty in Europe in 7089,
when
the Berlin Wall went down, is that really the job of the
director of CIA to negotiate between countries?
No, I don't think he was doing it as CIA guy. You know, he's a
big shot this CFR right,
Woolsey? Yeah. Oh, yeah, it makes nothing but sense. Well,
let's listen to what the plan now.
Let me stop again. Okay. 40 bucks for oil. You said 40 to
3030. Even? Well, 40s bad enough. Not bad enough for you
and me, but bad enough for everybody who produces natural
gas using fracking because it costs 5050 is about where you
can start making money. I believe that's the number but
it's not 40 You cannot make money at 40 or 30. For sure. So
it would screw us more than it was screw Putin. He's already
gone through a you know a couple of these dips. He deals with the
prices of oil and he can do probably produced oil at 20 If
he had to just not gonna make as much money.
Well listen to the to the strategy on when
the Berlin Wall went down. And you've never seen such nice
Russians. Let me tell you all you got to do is destroy their
strategy.
But isn't Trump doing that with pushing all this domestic energy
production? We are We are soon going to become the largest
exporter of energy in the world. Doesn't that? Isn't that a
weapon against Russian expansionism?
It's good, but it's really mainly about a balance of
payments, what matters more is the price. If you can get the
price,
not what do you think he means balance of payments, you know, I
device the importing more than exporting is, is the price such
that that I'm losing my ass and in this stuff out? You know,
that kind of thing.
It's good. But it's really mainly about a balance of
payments, what matters more is the price, you can get the price
not up there in the 70s and 80s. But down in the 30s and 40s. And
you can do it just by like
a lot. We have a lot of energy being produced with fracking and
everything else. Yeah, that
helps. But you can also to get the price down, you can give
people an incentive to have two fuels to choose from at the
filling station. And once you do that, you've got arbitrage that
takes the price of oil down into the 30s or 40s. So what
is he saying here?
Yeah, we're gonna have one dog getting mad is about liquidnet.
You know, that liquid natural gas? Yeah. powered cars, LPG
electric, or electric cords, not at the pump.
Okay, so what I thought he was saying was, you'll have one pump
that says, Mark and gas and the other one will say risky gas.
That's what I thought he was saying.
Yeah, no, he's talking about the potential for these alternative
fueled cars, which be old, the only ones that really are out
there that make any sense are the hydrogen car. And there's so
few pumps around. It's not even funny, right? But they do have
them. And then you have you could have also offered diesel.
But diesel is made from the same stocks as gasoline. And natural
gas, which is made from different stocks, obviously. But
this again, there are natural gas pumps around but it's not
going to use the infrastructure cannot share. It's not changed
overnight. it
as a side note, the former New York banker had lunch with him
the other day. And he says, I'm so sick of this stupid Tesla.
I'm Greg glad the lease is up. I said, What's wrong man? Because
he has a place in Houston he has to go to once or twice a week is
I hate having to stop and wait for an hour at the supercharging
station right outside of Houston. I said, Wait a minute.
Last time we spoke you were saying Oh, it's so great to have
a cup of coffee. I read the paper. And now it gets it's
wearing him down and he's tired of it. And he wants to go back
to his Porsche Cayenne.
They all fall Yes.
Now, the next clip. Of course, we assert that we through the
broadcast Board of Governors initially and that was only for
external purposes. Voice of America. And now Voice of
America Online and voice of Europe. We do the same thing. We
commit propagandistic actions all the time in elections we
overthrow governments I'm not speaking out attorney everybody
knows it. So Ingraham asks the former CIA director if we ever
do that, have we ever tried to
meddle in other country's elections?
Oh probably but it was for the good of the system and avoid
that is for the good of the system so it's okay if we do it
because we're superior it's
the system the system in order to avoid the communists from
counting on Europe 4748 for the Greeks and Italians
we don't do that we don't mess around other people Wow,
did you go to we don't do that now and he goes
don't mess around other people
possibly a candy commercial
it's a nice it's a nice oh, I'm only for
a very good for a good cause. For a very good cause. Interest
in democracy
thanks for bearing with me so that is and they just laugh it
off between the two of them. Only if it's against commies
screw the commies if it's if it's only for the system He
literally says the system system Broseph This is disgusting and
it's disgusting that Ingram didn't call him out on it. It's
just funny. just funny. It's not funny. It's not funny anyway,
Miss Lane
we die that but the system he's talking about his global
governance. Yes, he's
totally on the global global tip. Yeah.
And that's the key word by the way is global your key words key
phrase global governance, not one world order. One World
Government New World Order, not, you know, global governance, yes
makes it sound so much nicer than, you know, some worldwide
dictatorship that we have to bow down to, which is where they're
trying to take us.
See what I had another crazy comparison, this is Congressman
Jared Nadler of New York.
Imagine if FDR had denied that the Japanese attacked Pearl
Harbor and didn't react. That's the equivalent. It's the
same thing, John, it's the same thing what you said that this is
Congressman Jared Nadler of New York. He says, imagine
an insane maniac to even suggest that you think oh, oh, they
bombed our bases and get him killed all the OP Dad, don't
worry about it.
It's the same thing. Yeah.
Imagine if FDR had denied that the Japanese attacked us at
Pearl Harbor and didn't react. That's the equivalent.
That's the new thing. This is the new talking point is okay.
We still are waiting for the full report from Muller from the
FBI. In the meantime, Trump is not he's not doing anything
about them hacking our election.
Yet, just like exactly like FDR, ignoring
Pearl Harbor, precisely. Yeah. It's, it's really kind of nuts.
Did I have another one? Yes. This is Danny heck, another
Democrat. Congressman, this is on CNN serious consideration.
The required reading I recommend to Americans over the weekend is
to actually go to the Department of Justice website themselves
and read this 37 page indictment. It is at page
turner. It reads like a spy novel,
which is no of course it doesn't. Oh, yeah, I guess I
don't know what he's doing is
just say that I did. You know, a lot of it is that you just tell
people something like that. And they're, you know, they're never
gonna go
like, Oh, it's like a spy novel. Now I can use that in my
conversations with my friends on the fresh bag,
and they will then buy into it when that thing is a boring
document. It's the it's really I thought it was very lame. I
thought the indictment was weak. I thought the whole thing stunk.
And then again, it's it's not even American who they
indicting. When do we have the it's not one world governance
yet with us running? Well, how are we indicting these people
that aren't even in Americans? I mean, this is such thing so it
gets to me nobody ever brings it all the guys a trader. Yeah,
trade. trader who, yeah, Trader Yes, a traitor to who is an
Australian
actually, I think, I think they're now calling Trump
treasonous and a traitor, because he's not doing anything
to stop the Russian hacking of our election. Well, that's
Rob Reiner.
Yeah, well, it's Rob Reiner and other fine fine individuals.
Exactly. Yeah.
He's a traitor is a treasonous treasonous.
I tell you a treasonous trader. Right. But back to
the other point, which I can't make enough, which is these
aren't Americans.
Right? They're not theirs, or they can't they can't be a
trader. They can't
be a trader, they the whole thing is weak. Fine. It was
weak. They're just so.
So here's the question, why do it at all? Why why do this? If
you're doing something that makes no sense, Bring,
bring my theory back into play. Okay, go to keep this stuff in
the news. keep rambling. So two elections of 2018 will push a
bunch of Democrats into office. And then when they're in office,
and they can maybe take over the House and the Senate. And at
that point, they could impeach Trump. But no, no, no, they
won't do that. Because they got another two years to keep things
boiling as best they can. With just fake fake nor iOS, a fake
news, but just a bunch of these issues. He's a hot, unhinged,
and the big list of Trump problems, take it for another
two years. So when the 2020 elections come along, they can
get him voted out if they that is, I think is going to be
tougher than getting a bunch of Democrats in 2018.
Well, so I want to just stick with Russia for a second. But I
want to come back to that. So the president who was our
treasonous president, who was helping Putin was, at the same
time, technically in command of our armed forces who killed
about 200, Russians and Syria, which seems like well, actually,
it's a very interesting problem they have. Let's see, this is
and Bernard from the New York Times Russia
has clearly put more skin in the game than the United States has.
And at the same time, the United States has now extended its
commitment, perhaps indefinitely in northeastern Syria where most
serious oil is so The problem is that that even though there
isn't, and by the way, she's incorrect in that this happened
in north eastern Syria, not Northwestern. And the oil that
she said, Northeastern, I thought she said, Northwestern,
maybe I heard it right. Again, that will be worth it,
perhaps indefinitely in northeastern Syria where most of
furies oil is. So the problem is that that even though there is a
deconfliction process, which is supposed to prevent their sort
of competing Air Forces from clashing with each other by
accident, or having any small incident that could escalate,
you know, mistakes happen. And even there's even a mysterious
incident were more information is still unfolding about it from
from last week when US forces hit a pro government force,
which was initially described to us by a Syrian government source
as a pro government, Syrian Shiite militia. But now it's
coming out that many maybe scores of Russian contractors
were killed. So the Kremlin is saying, We don't know anything
about these people, their military contractors, they don't
work for us. This is the Russian version of Blackwater this
company. And so the idea that they're, you know, large numbers
of Russian troops going around Syria working for who knows who,
in the same arena where American troops are, is obviously very
risky. And you know, that's not to mention that Turkey, as I
mentioned before, and the United States have even at least Turkey
has even threatened to attack an area where US troops are there
on the ground with the Kurdish militias that Turkey wants to
fight. So you have the prospect of two NATO allies,
theoretically, it's possible that they could clash. And you
have the Israeli Iran, Hezbollah, Syria, Nexus that
we talked about. So this to me is interesting. Since Russia now
apparently, he's using a Blackwater type consultant
consultancy.
Actually, I wonder if Eric Prince owns that too? No, it's
the Wagner group. Wag ner. Okay. And no, as far as I know, Prince
has no, no financial involvement in that. But they are. So there
they are, indeed, like a Russian Blackwater to what's happening
now in the world is we've got our mercenaries, our
consultants, they've got their mercy. So really, it's like a
proxy war with proxies with proxies. Yeah. With hired
proxies. It's very interesting. This type of warfare, I think,
is new for for everybody.
Well, mercenaries aren't a new phenomenon. They go back to the
you know, sure, sure. Sure. 1700s, maybe earlier,
but now we just have mercenaries, fighting
mercenaries. And there's really no skin off anyone's nose.
Except no one can really admit, well, we eat freely admitted.
The Russians. I don't think they can say Yeah, those were our
guys, because not supposed to have guys. And I want anyone to
know they have guys. And so it's a it's a big mess. And then this
is all going on, as she pointed out in northeastern Syria, where
the real gold is there, the Golan Heights, and we're waiting
for something to pop there. Because that's that's where the
real gold is the oil. And we haven't seen anything happen.
Well, that's not where the Golan Heights are. No, that's what I'm
saying. That's that's not the Golan Heights or the other
direction.
That's what I'm saying. So this is North Eastern, but the real
the real prize is Northwestern. Yeah. So we're what Southwestern
actually south. Yes, we're waiting. We're waiting for that
to happen.
Something gonna happen. This whole thing is geopolitics. That
is worse. Yeah.
That was something else. I was gonna say, what was it?
You're not covering this very well on the general news feeds.
The network's
Well, no, because it's a private war about the resources of the
region. And that's why, what is there to cover?
All they need to do now is discover lithium.
We we have, we haven't even we haven't even accused anyone
recently of you know, being a dictator or any of that. It's
that's kind of its kind of waned away. Assad is not really in the
story anymore.
I find the whole thing the bill larious.
The Trump bot spoke again. When I say Trump bot, I mean, Omarosa
Omarosa
oh well, your fault I'm glad you're following this because I
am not well, I but I think you might be onto something here is
her as a as a kind of a liaison, Agent Provocateur on the TV
shows that of the especially of that sort of TV show. That shows
the show I could never I can't watch that show. I find it to be
so artificial. It's horrible. Absolutely. And yeah,
horrible. By the way, if and Tina and I just did this the
other day, if you want to have a good, a good background or in
reality television, rewatch the Truman Show with Jim Carrey, the
guy and we rewatched it the other night. So yeah, it's a
great movie. It's a great movie, but it actually in the
beginning, it sets the format of the reality show, in particular
big brother and I was there when this movie was used to create
big brother I was in the room. So I know it came from that but
I'd forgotten that the you know, like the the diary statements
were the individual people in the reality show or talking to
the audience at home or on camera and you like the the
diary room where you talk about your day and everything. That's
all in The Truman Show. That format was based was completely
set up there. And I'd forgotten about it. So this is something
to go back and take a look at. So now we have the Big Brother
house and we have the Trump bot, you can call her Asian or John
provocateur I call our trump bot, because she is robot
programmed by Trump. And the big news. Let's see, there were two
things here. The big news is one of the contestants said, Well,
did you ever sleep with him? Did you ever did you ever screw him?
Did you ever sleep with Trump? And her response is hell no. Oh
my god, brand new. That's horrible. There's somebody in
the White House that sleeping around with everybody. But she's
not me. I never had to do that.
You have a clip of this? No,
it's you can't intern it's too it's shitty. They have to put up
subtitles. It's, it's you know, it's one of these it's the Big
Brother house. So I don't have a clip of it. But I think I did a
pretty good job of interpreting it. So she saying there's
somebody in the White House who's sleeping around with
everybody. That's got
to be Hope Hicks. It's got to be it wouldn't be Kellyanne No,
although she's the money shot. Yeah, but Hope Hicks looks like
looks like we're gonna say the tight but she has and we already
know that she's sleeping around with that one. Yeah, she also
slept with the other guy and the other guy right she's right
you've already pointed this out to she's the demons are showing
up money shop. That's a money shot. Money shot there you
go. So but it's it's I find it hard to just say oh, yeah, well,
it's got to be her and that's pretty serious accusation.
That's not really nice to say about anybody. No, I agree. It's
not nice but but she said it but she said it and put it in
everybody's head. So you know, well, it
means you got to be somebody and then you have to do your you
know your I mean, maybe it's one of the clerks that doesn't
really nobody even knows who she is and she's sleeping with
everybody as possible. I actually seems quest this is
this is done for political reasons. This commentary as you
pointed out, so at his shows she's calling out somebody for
some reason to get rid of her. Yes. And Hope Hicks has been you
know, even though she's, you have a position as Ivanka spy.
She is from the Ivanka camp. She's been working for Trump
forever. As a personal liaison, or whatever, you
will not forever that's just simply not true.
Well, long time.
I think it's been a couple of years, but not super long.
I thought it was longer than that.
She's I still think she's I still think she's Melania or
Ivanka spy.
Yeah, like this, this and like the structure you've created.
That would make sense though. That would make sense. Because
Ivanka wants somebody out. Let's look at it from that. From that
perspective. Ivanka wants somebody out who's the
troublemaker? She might? Who knows. But there's this is
definitely messaging. And for somebody who left the White
House and was so mad and whatever little story she
little, little play she put on there. She's really only saying
things that are positive for Trump. She's not saying anything
negative.
Yeah, so she's still working. Yes. Working for Trump.
Yes, Trump bot. That's exactly what it is. Trump bot
Well, I hope you stay on this beat.
Yeah, I have a we have a couple of producers who are kind of OCD
now watching this stuff. And feeding it to me. Good. Yes.
Okay, all
right. So we can either cut to a little donation segment or we
can go on to the Florida thing which I have some clips up And
that segues into the FBI thing now because as I mentioned in
the newsletter, I want to get this out the right wing talk
show guys, all of them with that. Don't think of any
exceptions except possibly Medved who hates Trump, they all
claim that this indictment on the Russians is only part of a
smokescreen to keep the FBIs incompetence out of the news
because they were victimized by their own See Something, Say
Something, See Something, Say Something people saw something,
they said something and then nothing came of it. I would
like to I would like to I would like to talk about that. But
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mouth know right now we go into Your sequence Well, FBI was
being Yes, the words are See Something, Say Something by the
way. You haven't played that in a while.
I can sing it. If you see something, say something.
Yeah, well, you nailed it perfect.
Well, we had the shooting. And now we have we have a number of
wraps. I've got the secret.
I got the jingle. Which if they use that jingle, that would have
gone much better. But just just I mean, of course, you've heard
about this and this is you know, this is a definite talking
point. But without a doubt. FBI spoke to the San Bernardino
shooters FBI spoke to the the nightclub the Orlando nightclub
shooter spoke to this kid. And I'm not sure why
they they never spoke to this kid that I know of. Where'd you
get that?
I thought they investigated. I thought they did investigate
him. I could be wrong. No,
no, they didn't even do that completely dropped the ball at
sea. And the FBI office the local office in Miami was never
informed about this guy.
So they dropped the ball internally.
They dropped the ball completely. And that actually
even when they had there was ridiculing and for the fact that
they couldn't figure out who this Nicholas Cruz was. I think
on his Facebook account or something even though his his
name is I don't know. We can't figure out who this guy
yes, no, that's true. He placed the continent wasn't on
Facebook. He placed a comment on someone's YouTube video under
his own name. Actually, I think I have that clip. I'd like to
play that because that really bothered me. It sounded like a
bunch of bull crap. Here we go.
The kids predicted that, you know they do drugs on saying
that he will be the one at the school.
And tonight many asking were warning signs missed back in
September, Ben Benoit alerted the FBI. After Cruz left this
chilling comments on his YouTube page. I'm going to be a
professional
school shooter.
I just felt that it was important to get it to the
proper authorities so they can do an investigation. The FBI
says agents tried to track them down, but it was a dead end.
Even though crews used his
real name.
The FBI conducted database reviews, checks, but was was
unable to further identify the person who actually made the
comment.
Crews had an obsession with guns. Okay,
so a couple things that bothered me about this one. I do not
understand why they were not able to find him. First of all,
he's saying I want to become a professional school shooter.
What exactly does that mean? That means he's almost hiring
him to do what he's you're going to get paid to do it? Or is that
just the ramblings of innocence ramble? Just a ramble of a
nutcase. Okay, good. So, the way to not let me finish, yeah, go
on and go and Sorry, sorry. So he's registered under his own
name, all the time, all the time, they go to Google and say
what IP address was used. And they are pretty, it's pretty
easy to track someone down, especially if they're under
their own name. Part two, we looked at the we did a database
search. It's not clear what database but if someone's
talking about being a school shooter, the first database I'd
look at would be the Background Check database. And they could
easily see that he purchased at least one weapon that we know
of, or we've been told of. So what exactly did they look at?
Or did he not buy the gun? I mean, everything we've heard is
he bought it for
him stores How about this verb to kind of summarize for me what
we're witnessing here. We're witnessing another example of
security theater. They can't do any of this stuff. They don't
have a database to look up they can't even find the the guy's
name is his own name. They can't figure out who it is. Because
what the FBI has been doing I mean, besides busting those
those whistleblowers, you know, Thomas Drake and Binney and
these other guys and making their lives miserable, right you
know what we've seen most of the big scores they've had it by
finding some dummy some guy with a low IQ and setting him up to
suppose the blows up mop and push the button and arresting
him. I mean, they do individual good work here and there the
field they just got stuff to do. But this is this whole idea of
See Something, Say Something we're going to, we've got this.
We got the whole so there's a police state, no problem. We
have this guy in jail overnight. That's bull crap. The whole
thing is theater.
Well, then then we'll take a short 1414 Second detour. What
is this all about? The TSA
is testing out a facial recognition security system at
LAX. The goal to match up passengers boarding passes and
ID with their faces. The systems will be tested during the
morning and afternoon rush periods for
the next three weeks. And by the way, I find that completely
unconstitutional. If they if they make that mandatory, you
have, you have freedom of movement in this country, you
don't have to show your papers to move. The airline could say
as a private company if they wish, we don't want you on
unless you do X, Y or Z. But the TSA is a government
organization. They don't have the right to refuse you, you you
can legally get on a plane with a library card.
Yes, this is true. And there's a number of people who've done it
sure who, who refused to show ID and that Do they still get on?
Yeah, well, they're so well known what it was a local guy
can't remember his name. But if somebody in the chat room might
remember it, he does it all the time. And he's like, this guy.
Well, well, you know this. Well, there's another clip, this may
explain what you just said. So if it's all theater, and they
can't do it, then let's listen to a man. I do not like this
guy. This PHILIP MUDD former CIA guy. Yeah, I know. He's a dick.
He's really irks me about him just irks me. Here's his idea.
What about let me give you one final comment and be very
specific. A judge has to look at somebody and look at a case and
say, let me adjudicate whether that person in their mental
state, someone who has a mental problem should be allowed to
have a weapon. I think that standard is too high. I believe
that we should violate people's privacy. Let me be blunt, if you
seek treatment for a significant mental disorder, I believe that
people in health professions should have the authority to say
this person has this disorder, and that should be matched with
national gun registries. I know people hate that. But that's
what I think a kid is too valuable. I think we ought to
violate privacy.
Just I just love that statement. violate privacy. That is
nothing. What could possibly go wrong with that?
Yeah. Yeah. Right. Well, you like that happened. Let's do
this. What's always it's a slippery slope.
So this comes down to, and there's a little bit of rumbling
about it. But apparently Obama had signed a directive, which I
don't, I guess it is legal, I have to look into exactly how it
works. That said, I think 30 some odd states implemented it,
that you if you are deemed mentally unstable, then you
can't have access to a gun. And Trump said, nom, striking that
I'm not renewing it, or he signed it out or remove that.
I'm not quite sure what happened. Exactly. And so now
people like, oh, you know, this, this could have been this all
could have been thwarted. If only we had that in there, which
of course is bullshit
nonsense, because they couldn't even figure out who that guy was
with his You Tube account.
Correct? Correct. And so now we have this is going to be a
lesson in civics for the children out there because I
don't know what they're teaching in school. Other than this.
11 students here in Washington State are arming themselves with
a simple message for lawmakers to act now. And end school
massacres once and for all. Students launched a new online
campaign in the wake of the Florida School shooting called
will my school be next. You can see they've posted pictures
asking for instance, if Olympia high school would be next or
their brother or if parkland and Pierce County will be the next
community to be torn apart by a mass shooting. The campaign is
calling on lawmakers to enact stricter gun laws. Word of a
national campaign to end gun violence is also spreading
across social media tonight, the enough National School walkout
campaign is calling on students and staff to walk out of their
classrooms on March 14, all to ratchet up pressure on Congress
to pass legislation in order to prevent another school massacre.
So last night, the Horowitz is we're actually kind of excited
by this idea. And they live right in that area. So this is
affecting them in different ways that it would affect your eye
and say, Well, you know, maybe people are finally seeing that
they have the power to change something. And I can I just read
this one little thing from the Bill of Rights Second Amendment
thing. I want to remind the children who if you want to
remove guns from the American from American society, sure. And
if enough people want it sure, but you don't just say more gun
legislation. Now here is the problem. The problem is the
constitution. I'm just going to read it because it's important
that we understand because every one of the amendments is
structured in this manner, a well regulated militia being
necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the
people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. This
does not give you the right to bear arms. You have that right,
according to the Constitution. And Congress cannot infringe
that right. There's one way and one way only as far as I know to
do this, and that is an amendment and I think all fine
if we if we really go down the path, I'm not hearing anybody
speak about it, because I believe that, you know, they
don't, they're not serious. They don't really want to get rid of
guns. They want to draw this out and your theory draw this out
into the election. So yeah, Trump's a child killer, or
whoever, whoever they don't want an office as a child killer.
That's one way to do it. You need a constitutional amendment.
And if what are the rules there? Three, three quarters of two
thirds. What is the exact number of states
have to have a convention to to pass the amendment proposal? And
it has 75% of the states have to say yes.
Yeah. And then you can do it. That's all it takes. You don't
have to go through this rigmarole and leaving school and
doing all this stuff. Oh,
no, this is this is a CA right. Well, again, back to the theory
this is caused trouble. But this is being orchestrated by
someone. And I'm listening to the screaming girl on CBS and
who screech in new balls.
I think that was NBC wasn't because it was NBC who gave an
open mic to people and just recorded them.
I got it. I got the CBS clip with her. And she got me here it
was play. This is the rap. That's the Florida wrap. CBS has
a number of commentaries. They'll have to go into it.
Firstly are speaking out this time. I just really hope it
makes a difference.
On Friday, the FBI admitted to receiving a tip last month from
someone close to Cruz, who claimed Cruz had spoken about
committing a school shooting.
The potential of the FBI to miss something is always there. We do
our best we have protocols to prevent these things. We will be
looking into where and how if something the protocol broke
down,
Cruz was no stranger to law enforcement. Broward County
Sheriff's records revealed 20 calls for service during the
past few years over disturbances involving crews and his younger
brother. The report obtained by CBS News shows that on September
28 2016, police were on the scene with the Department of
Children and Families to check on the health and well being of
Nicholas Cruz. The report said Nicholas suffers from mental
illness. He has been cutting his arms his mother said to get
attention. It goes on to say he has mentioned in the past that
he would like to purchase a firearm. classmates say they
were well aware that Cruz was the danger.
You didn't know this. Okay, we this isn't just a mental health
issue.
Many students
how about we stopped blaming the victims for something that was
the shooter spots.
Several students I spoke to said the rally is just the beginning.
Rena, next week they plan to take their message to the state
capitol in Tallahassee.
And is what this woman who is screaming it is that you have
different versions of her. Yeah, she's got a she shaved her head.
And she screams and this is like seems to be the model of
protests nowadays. Instead of you scream, you're screaming at
the top of your lungs and you go crazy. And
I have a clip about that. You're so right. You're so right. Yes.
Now the thing is this, you saw this at Evergreen you're so you
see what Black Lives Matter. You see it all the time. It's
screaming, it's unhinged. pneus it's totally
unhinged, but she says this comment in that little
statement. Besides, he wouldn't kill that many people if he had
a knife. Okay with that double edged sword, but somebody's
gonna get killed anyway. Apparently it's okay. Yeah, less
less. He says, We've got to stop blaming the victims. Who's what?
Who's blaming the victims?
I don't know. I didn't get that either. I don't understand. But
she said I think she was confused with me too. She was
just, she was yelling at the wrong camera. That's all I can
think of is She's a professional yeller. And she yelled at the
about the wrong topic. And what else could it be?
Decoded? really irked me was after this she was done
screaming and then they cut back to the news anchor and play this
sides play this Florida rap ISO. Oh, yeah. Got it.
powerful messages to Rica. Thank you.
powerful messages, powerful messages, somebody screaming at
the top of their lungs, yelling and screaming and making that
made it just very cringe worthy these these girls, and in this
case, yeah, who do this and they go dig go ballistic and you're
right is unhinged.
So as we kind of surmised, we have multiple fronts. We have
the war on crazy the mental health issue, which is still
really not being discussed in realms of drugs the kid was put
on, and there's ample evidence of multiple of these kids.
Actually, I have a very nice clip. This is what's the guy's
name? Matt Bevin, he's the governor of Kentucky. And
someone caught him in some press conference. And he spoke for a
couple minutes and I chopped it down to just two. But he was
he's kind of like a no agenda guy. Actually, when I listened
to
him again, here's what I'll say. I mean, 100 years ago, and even
50 years ago, we had more guns per capita in America than we
do. Now. It's not a gun problem. Guns in these instances have
been involved. Clearly, guns have often been involved when
people have lost their lives. But the reality is, it's not a
gun problem. It's not having too many guns, there used to be more
guns per person in America than there are now but children did
not go to school and kill other children. When I was a kid,
especially after Christmas, people brought their guns to
school, my friends would get a new shotgun and get a 20 fusion,
you'd come to school and show it to your friends. It was supposed
to stay outside in your truck, which may or may not have been
locked. But kids would bring them on the buses. Sometimes
they would be kids lockers, nobody even thought about
shooting other people in. So it's not a gun problem, what I
would say to those for whom that is the solution, get a new idea.
Because that is not the solution. It is a cultural
problem. We have a culture that is desensitized to death, that
is desensitized to the value of life. And we celebrate death.
Through our musical lyrics, we celebrate death through video
games that literally reward you with extra points for going back
and forth finishing people off. I mean, it is terrific. And it
is graphic increasingly realistic. The television shows
that now or even on primetime movies. Again, these are things
that have long existed, but the degree of specificity, the
graphic nature of them, the encouraging people to
participate in the form of video games, and then the belief that
none of this is connected to what we're seeing, give me a
break, we've removed any responsibility from the homes,
and from communities, from schools and from churches from
things that once were the background and in the in the
foundation of the mores of a nation, we've told these people
to keep a lid on it, keep that in your own mind. So we've
removed any sense of right or wrong. We've infused that with a
whole lot of do whatever, including taking human life, and
then we're shocked when people do it. But I'll tell you another
thing too. As long as we're talking about this, we talked
today about a company that's looking at the pharmacodynamic
effect of certain drugs, in the pharmacogenomic effect of
certain drugs, every human being has a different physiology. And
you look at the number of children that had been involved
in these shootings, who were on some kind of psychiatric drugs,
were sent to watch a football game watch a basketball game,
they I don't care what they're advertising, it could be for
constipation, it could be for PTSD, it could be for anything
in between you listen to the little disclaimer at the end,
how many of them have very specific warnings about suicidal
thoughts, and thoughts of self harm? Thoughts of depression,
these are the catalysts or some of what we're seeing in these
schools. Let's not kid ourselves.
Now, this statement of his that the the certain glass part did
not show up anywhere on the M five M that I could find this
was someone who was recording it with his iPhone because that of
course would not get on the air that last part and that he says
something in pharma, pharma, could pharmacogenetics? The
pharmacogenetics of these drugs are some interesting,
interesting term of use there. So we know that there have been
studies done and there is to date, of course, a very powerful
industry, the video game industry, up to date, there is
no evidence that heavy metal music or video games will do
this to you. But in combination with psychotropic drugs, that
may be a different story. I don't know if any, have any
studies that have been on that in combination with other
things. And he's right. But the bigger question now that we have
statements now, I don't know where this comes from. I didn't
hear it myself. But apparently, Nicholas Cruz, the alleged
shooter said that he believed the CIA was sending voices into
his head.
Yeah, I saw that pass through and I don't I don't never got it
picked up on any of the big reports. No, I'd love to get I
do remember that coming through. And it could be bullcrap.
Well, it reminded me. Well, first of all voices in your head
is real. It really happened. It may still be happening. It's
called the MK Ultra program just for for fun. I put the entire
congressional document about MK Ultra in the show notes. It's
over 80 pages. You can read it at your leisure. You can see
exactly that it's true that the CIA did this and Bill Clinton
during his presidency, apologize to Americans for that for the
government doing that. But in 1991, William Cooper wrote a
book called The Secret government do you remember this
book? No, I do not. He's a free was a former It was a former CIA
guy, was he a naval naval intelligence officer. And he
wrote this book and he made a couple of interesting
predictions. One of them was Osama bin Laden. He said,
there's going to be some big event, and they're gonna blame
here, whatever is going to happen. They're gonna blame
Osama bin Laden, don't you believe it? Another social
illusion social engineering project. And he wrote this in
1991. And he also wrote the government name of the book
again, the secret government. Okay. The government and this is
page 225 Chapter 12. The government encouraged the
manufacture and importation of military firearms for criminal
use. This is intended to foster a feeling of insecurity think
Fast and Furious, which would lead the American people to
voluntarily disarm themselves by passing laws against firearms,
using drugs and hypnosis on mental patients in a process
called Orion. The CIA in inculcated the desire in these
people to open fire on school yards and thus inflame the anti
gun lobby. This plan is well underway and so far is working
perfectly. The middle class is begging the government to do
away with the Second Amendment 1991
Now I have to go get this book. It sounds like a good read
it is. I think you'll enjoy it. There's tons of good stuff in
there. And I'd I'd forgotten about that. I remember the Osama
bin Laden prediction by name. And then there's we have ongoing
you could it's probably just pure stupidity because it's Al
Sharpton. I caught him this morning. Because guy is stupid,
as far as I'm concerned,
but known as anything substantive, missing
substantive. You gotta watch this guy make
millions
substantive, but
notice anything substantive missing, like any mention of the
word guns? Well, while this president might be hopelessly co
opted by the gun lobby, let me tell you what I think about the
so called gun debate. Yes, there is a mental health issue. He has
anyone whether it is in Las Vegas or new town, or what
happened this week in Florida, that kills many, many people or
any people has a mental health problem. That is not the problem
alone.
He's channeling Bill Cosby, I might add, it is
part of the problem of the part is that they have access to
legally get automatic military style weapons.
We're sorry, Al, you're off the show. There's no automatic
weapons that you can legally acquire. No, no, this is this is
mind control. There's another interesting part to the mind
control
another one of those another one that should go on the list of
stuff that they just keep promoting these ideas until you
start to believe them.
Yes. What does ar 15 stand for? What does the A and the R stands
for? American rifle? I have no idea. Most people think it
stands for automatic rifle. Oh, but it's Arma flight rifle. It's
a brand Arma flight rifle. But oh AR AR and it's not it's not
missing. It's a platform. You can get them all kinds of
different styles, etc. Yeah, it's just only to well to high
powered 22. But
it's Yeah, but it's a 20 it's a gore. It's a glamorized, super
high powered 22.
Yes. And it is to me. This just as dangerous. I'll point out as
a hotshot sports car versus a Prius, because I see these guys
in their sports cars driving like maniacs on i 35. By the
way, if you do that in Austin, you definitely get pulled over
there everywhere. The silent cops. That's what it is. It's a
glorified rifle. Yeah. Anyway, so it
did, but they make make him look fancy. And that's it. I mean, we
can go back to the old you know, wooden stock, you know, funky
looking guy that could have the same bullet. That'd be okay. I
guess.
Yeah. You know, make it I'll tell you, John. How would they
define an AR 15 They
say assault style,
right? So so so so we can just make a really crappy looking
thing that does exactly the same paintball gun. Yeah. And make it
out of you know, just look make it look really ugly and bulky.
And it would be the same, the same weapon, just they wouldn't
they wouldn't have the military style. Yeah, it wouldn't have
the same style. But there's so little knowledge out there. And
you know, this, they're all in the gun lobby's pocket. Well, I
looked it up. I looked up on opensecrets.org How much The NRA
spends on lobbying. Now this is only the only information
available. So if they're if they're, as is suggested paying
off people under the table, that would be a different issue. How
much they say legal,
sorry. And illegal
and illegal. Yes. The NRA, how much did they spend on lobbying,
according to opensecrets.org, which I think is reasonably
accurate? How much did they spend total lobbying
expenditures in 2017? I have no idea. 5,122,000 Nothing. How
much did the pharmaceutical industry spend on lobbying? Oh,
billion 3.8 billion 3.8? What? 3.8 billion 3.8 billion lobbying
expenditures? Yes. According to open secrets. That's how much
those guys,
the people that are bitching and moaning are saying that the NRA
supported the candidacies. So you have to get those numbers.
I guarantee you, the farmer numbers will
be a lot higher. Oh, yeah. And show with insurance companies.
Yeah, they're number one. And number two on the list. If you
look at the real businesses, that are really controlling our
government with money, it's those guys. It's insurance. And
it's Pharma.
Yeah, that was the guys. I'm sure NRA is way, way down the
list way down the list. So it's just it's just, it's just not
true. Well, the
other thing about the shootings is not true. Either. They
somebody did some charts and graphs showing these shootings.
Yeah, we have a lot of incidents that happened where some kid
gets shot at school, and they put that on the list. But
there's the mass shootings, the actual mass shootings take place
about once a year. In fact, if there was one in 2012, there
wasn't one in 2013 or 2014. There was one in 2015 2016.
There were two in 2017, including that one in Texas,
which I don't remember. And then there was one this year. This is
if you look at the statistics, is a very low number.
Yes, there's clearly more children are dying due to
opioids. And that doesn't mean that the gun issue isn't a
problem. But there's a simple way to solve that. Just go down
the simple path. But that's the but they are bullshitting you
they don't really want to get away with it. And I don't think
that if you did it, if you tried to get an amendment going, I
think most of the United States would not be for it.
No, there's a chance. That's why they don't even try. That's why
they don't talk about it because they know it doesn't take a
genius to figure this out. And
then the final thing I just need to say about it is look at
countries where there are zero guns. Look at the United
Kingdom, the cops didn't even have guns for the longest time.
That's changed. It's funny how that changes over time, isn't
it?
Yeah. How does that work? They
went from billy clubs to you know, full on full automatics on
the street in
combat gear. Yeah, it's horrible. So
the difference and I've had several conversations with
people over the past few days, that you're gonna, you're gonna
mess with your head when I say it. But I truly believe this
right to bear arms, as was as stated in the documents to
protect ourselves from enemies foreign and domestic from
outside and within ie our very own government. You know, you
can't even say something disparaging now about a
politician in the UK or you get locked up. If you do it on face
bag. It's illegal to do it. So where do you want to live? It's
the last it's the it's the only reason we are still the United
States is because of the guns. Otherwise we we'd be so we'd be
global. We'd be the ground zero of globalism.
Well, you're trying to make as ground zero for globalism as it
is. Now. I have two more clips. First of all, I was thinking of
this as part of that CBS clip image on the shooting. And at
first thing I was thinking about is John Lasseter over here at
Pixar, the genius that makes it work was kicked out of the
company at least temporarily for inappropriate hugging. And so
this is like a sexual
now was you hugging a little too long or squeezing too much. Oh
no, I should have been hugged by the guy but I run into people
that like to hug too long.
Yeah, it's annoying. It's kind of annoying. It
does like sometimes you roll your eyes okay, okay, you can
stop now. But then again, you know, I like to hug too. But so
I thought of that guy when I listened to this this little
bit. That was at the end of the CBS report from the coach one of
the coaches at the vet school. I'm looking forward to wrapped a
hugger is named.
Yes, of course. The principal of
Stoneman Douglas Ty Thompson spoke out for the very first
time since the tragedy, delivering an emotional message
On social media apps
and eagles, I promise as the principal, I will hug each and
every one of you as many times as you need. And I will hold you
as long as you need me to for all 3300 of you and your
families, and we will get through this together.
So, thinking of Lasseter right now. Now I was listening. I
liked it. But I've been listening more local reports,
because we have
so much offsides, illegal hugging five yards,
we have so much like KTVU, which is the fox affiliate out here,
which is pretty independent of Fox. But sometimes I wonder
because they do have a lot of Fox reports. They do like three
hours of News Daily, or more, maybe more. And so they get so
they gotta stretch their reports out. And so sometimes in the
process of stretching a reporter, I believe I can catch
some sort of a trend that the other guys are doing, but
they're doing it in a shorter way. It's harder to catch up. I
believe that the current thing with the the slamming of the FBI
is on purpose in an attempt to get the head of the FBI re to
quit. Ah, now, this doesn't come up. I mean, this is why the FBI
they screwed up see something, say something. I mean, I was
susceptible to in the newsletter. I mentioned this,
the FBI screwed up. And so but there seems to be now that I
have this clip. I'm thinking, Oh, maybe there's too many
reports about the FBI screwing up. Or maybe there was there was
may have been something. There may have been something that the
FBI did, right, but we're not going to hear about that. I
believe this is all and this particular piece. This is the
case that he says he hit piece. This is a hit piece, plain and
simple. And I think something's going on.
The FBI is under fire tonight for failing to act on a phone
call last month with a tip providing a specific warning
about the 19 year old suspect in this week's Florida School
shooting. As Katie views Henry Lee reports it comes after years
of law enforcement saying if you see something, say something
on January 5 More than five weeks before the mass shooting
at a Florida School, a person close to the suspect Nicholas
Cruz tried to warn the FBI about him. The caller said crews on
the gun had a desire to kill people was behaving erratically,
and was posting disturbing material on social media. The
caller also said crews had the potential to carry out a school
shooting. But the FBI is now confirming that that tip never
made its way to the Miami field office for investigation. Now 17
people are dead after Cruz allegedly opened fire at his
former school for not
to be disseminated to the field office. inexcusable I've former
San Francisco FBI agent Rick Smith says the tip should have
enacted on especially because it identify crews by name.
It's a little embarrassing. And and the key point now is that
who's going to call in to offer a tip if there's going to be no
action based on that tip. If the tip is specific,
Florida Governor Rick Scott called on FBI director
Christopher ray to resign the statement, the governor said see
something say something is an incredibly important tool. And
people must have confidence in the follow through from law
enforcement. The FBI director must resign authority say even
if the FBI didn't do its job, people should always come
forward
with tips. We hope that the public would give us any and all
information that might seem to appear to be a credible threat
or a threat. And we will go ahead and assess that as to its
credibility and we have to investigate.
The bottom line is law enforcement says they still need
tips from the public to keep the community safe. If you don't
hear back from anyone, keep calling keep texting and keep
them informed in San Francisco and really KTVU.
That was the closest thing to a hit piece on the FBI I have ever
seen anyone doing was done through a fondness affiliate.
And I believe that this is really what's going on here more
than anything,
and that would be why
they want to get rid of Ray because Trump does not like the
way he's performing. And he's he's already stood up to Trump a
couple of times. Yeah, he doesn't seem to be doing
anything about the culture at the FBI. He's just uh, you know,
there's a lot of
saying just as a hit piece in California on behalf of Trump.
Yeah. Wow. That's, that's pretty spectacular.
So on behalf of somebody, and I wouldn't dive say I don't know
if it's on behalf of Trump, but it's be on behalf of somebody.
Yeah. Well, that was a hit piece.
Yes. And you know, the messaging has been really interesting this
time around. I thoroughly enjoyed the front page of the
Which newspaper was it in Boston newspaper, I believe, that had
the globe that had all of the all of the tweets from
government representatives about thoughts and prayers. ers and
this became a mean to face bag was just filled on it. You know
thoughts and prayers yeah that's a big religious crazy fuck like
the thoughts and prayers now you can do Yeah. And then what do
they do they hold a vigil and they all pray together it was
just I don't understand thoughts and prayers shit but then they
all have hold vigils and pray there in Florida
make up your mind people
yeah
the messaging is very clear here's Rick Scott the two
things I want to focus on when I had this conversation next week
state leaders is I want to focus on school safety. And that's
gonna that's gonna focus on dollars is going to focus as the
superintendent said on mental health dollars is going to focus
on what are the things we can do with regard to school safety,
but on top of that, we've got to think about this. If somebody's
mentally ill they should not have access to a gun.
Okay, now that's this is gonna be really problematic and this
is why that was taken out of legislation by Trump you know,
mentally ill I mean obviously if you go and kill people you're
mentally ill that even Sharpton has that one right? But you
know, defined for me mentally ill is Is it because you see a
therapist or maybe a relationship therapist for
couples or, you know, there could be all kinds of levels and
how are we going to determine that and then and that's the
issue then you have that list is going to be you probably
shouldn't live within a mile of a school you probably really
shouldn't be near kids you know, you probably be on the
equivalent of the sex offender list. Yeah, you'd be on the
list. So there is a there's a community solution which you can
do but it's not very nice that you can you can say you know
tell gun stores oh you know just don't sell to these people on
this list. And if you do you know then we're going to shame
you for you know, you'll have deaths on your hands but I you
know, I well how are they going to do this and it's and it's
also it's
not gonna do the pot boiling and boiling and boiling to get more
Democrats elected.
Here's what they really want us to do.
A trained gun owner driven to take action against gun violence
notice interesting this odd report. A train what she said I
trained gun owner drip train, okay, trained gun owner gun
owner.
What does he do back flips? What does he train how do you be a
trained gun owner? You should be trained in gun safety.
Yeah, yeah, he's a trained gun. So what they're referring to
something else bought a
gun owner driven to take action against gun violence in the wake
of the tragic Stoneman Douglas High School shooting the
Tamarack resident surrendering his semi automatic rifle to be
so
this is just my opinion and probably not held by the
majority of gun owners is I don't think that that rifle that
type of rifle, a military style rifle has a place in public
shield that rifle was designed for military coalition. I'm not
participating in design for combat.
He doesn't know what he's talking about but he's trained
maybe he's trained is trained by some
populations. That rifle was designed for military combat.
I'm not participating in military you
really don't want to take that rifle into military combat. You
want the automatic version for sure
a combat I have no need for that.
And so Dyckman took his AR five seven to the local BIA so
Tamarack office Friday morning, surrendered, signed off and
placed into evidence No longer will this assault.
Why was evidence I know that was so weird. Why did he say placed
it to he's trained and that was placed into evidence.
What does that mean? I don't know.
And so Dyckman took his AR five seven to the local BSO Tamarack
office Friday morning, surrendered, signed off and
placed into evidence No longer will this Assault Rifle be in
the hands of a civilian?
I have no need for this and nor does anybody else. So that's why
I didn't try and sell it I could have sold it very easily but I
decided not to because I don't need it and nobody else does
either.
This semi automatic similar to the rifle used to kill 17
students and faculty members at the high school Wednesday. A
tragedy Dickman says needs to be met with action and not just
conversation.
I don't see any change happening at the government level and if I
can do something to start that maybe one little thing can do
something.
Now Dickman is hoping that his choice will inspire other gun
owners to surrender their firearms like his now the
process is pretty simple if you would want to do so you can
either bring it to your local district sheriff's office or a
deputy could come to your home and retrieve it they're
now being of the conspiratorial nature. You know, let's just say
this guy is an agent and as a cover he uses the name dick, man
I mean come on. It's it's getting pretty obvious people.
The guy's name is Dick madman Dyckman Dickman. Dickman, you
You shouldn't be changing your last name not handling your AR.
Well, this is an AR 57, which have not been familiar with.
It's a bigger caliber, isn't it? Yeah. 20
millimeter. Yeah. This kind of a screwy gun. I don't know that
the Army uses it doesn't say that it does.
I don't I don't think so. I think. I don't know. We have so
many people who will know about that. Well, I'm sure we'll get
emails about it. Exactly what what happened with the 57 versus
the 15. And then I have one more
good looking gun, I tell you then,
one more. Yeah, this is a confused student. Clearly,
it didn't sound like a full gunshot sounded more muffled. So
that my teacher automatically seemed okay, this is a code red
drill. The other students said he said that we the teachers had
been trained to go through these drills. So we were expecting a
drill. Actually,
I find that very annoying, but that's like the woman who came
up and said, Well, I was talking to the crews kid when I heard
her gunshots background. Yeah.
Oh, there's all kinds of interviews with kids saying, oh,
there are three shooters of one from one side, one from the
other side.
Yeah, yeah. Well, that's pretty seems to dead. I think we can
say that's common. Yes, it's common in these events bunch of
Well, I have one last one and talking about unhinged and
insane and perhaps mentally ill. I would I know which which clip
it is. Well, let's listen. Let's listen to Jimmy Kimmel. Nailed
it who just who do I'm sorry that who decides to of course go
after Trump blame Trump for the shooting in some funny way.
As I'm sure you know, and feel this is another very sad day in
America another senseless shooting, this time at a high
school in Parkland, Florida, where a gunman a former student
opened fire yesterday. 17 lives have been lost more than a dozen
people. And our President, as he should weighed in on the tragic
events this morning from the White House.
We are all joined together as one American family and your
suffering. Is our burden. Also. No Child,
no teacher should ever be in danger in an American school.
Agreed. No parent should ever have a
wait a minute. He's doing our bits. Now he's interrupting
clips. Yeah, damn Kimmel,
no child, no teacher
should ever be in danger in an American school. Agreed. No
parent should ever have to fear for their sons and daughters
when they kiss them goodbye, in the morning.
Agreed. So I agree with both of those statements. And here's
what you do to fix that. Tell your buddies in Congress tell
Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and Marco Rubio, all the family
men who care so much about their communities that what we need
are laws, real laws that do everything possible to keep
assault rifles out of the hands of people who are going to shoot
our kids go on TV and tell them to do that. That is a perfect
example
of the common sense you told us you were going to bring to the
White House. It's time to bring it we need it. Tell these
congressmen and lobbyists who infest that swamp you said you
were going to drain force these allegedly Christian men and
women who stuffed their pockets with money from the NRA year
after year after year to do something now not later. Now and
don't you dare let anyone say it's too soon to be talking
about it because he said it after Vegas. He said it after
Sandy Hook. He said that after every one of these eight now
fatal school shootings we had in this country this year. Children
are being murdered
couple of things. I remember Trump saying anything after
Sandy Hook.
No, he did not. I don't think so. Obama 2012 Yeah, Obama did
but I don't think he did.
So what that's what Kim was said he sees didn't say anything
after Sandy Hook. So you mentioned Sandy Hook. There's
another thing that kind of just thought of during this video
because everyone keeps talking about it's not rifles? It's
assault rifles. Oh, yeah.
And military style assault right military stuff.
I remember back in the 70s when they were still bitching and
moaning about it wasn't they weren't it was the argue was
completely skewed the other way it was the big argument was
against handguns.
Yes, I you know, I remember that. Yeah, hand
we're gonna kill everybody. That's right. Can guns we're
gonna cover buddy but uh, rifles, okay. You know, people
can own rifles because they can go hunting with rifles. There's
things you can do with rifles that are not as dangerous but
handguns. Handguns were the big problem. We had to stop these
people from getting handguns. Now the amount of that get
reversed out and guns are okay now and rifles are no good. And
it's just a rifle.
But But where are the civics lessons in our society? I mean,
you can you can stand there and say all you want Jimmy Kimmel,
but that shall not be infringed. What part don't you get? I mean,
the laws that are on the books already are arguably
illegal, illegal and unconstitutional.
So, you know, why don't you just say, Hey, if you're serious, and
again, I'm okay. It's fine. If we all decide no guns, I may not
live here anymore, but I'm okay. That will be the decision of the
people and we get what we deserve. But then goes to the
process. Otherwise, you're just as shitty as the rest of them.
Because you're not really sincere or you just don't know
what you're talking about. Equally as frightening. Equally.
Well, what bothers me again, I've said it two or three times
during this show, it's these memes of BS that keep being
pushed by these guys and they're just pushing and pushing. So we
tell people actually believe certain things like the
automatic weapon. There's it gets kind of problematic, and
there's a misnomer involved.
There's something else I'm pissed. Okay, and this is, I
can't believe I'm saying it, but you're doing this Jimmy Kimmel.
When it's about white kids. The black kids in Chicago. They're
17 killed in a weekend. Where's that shit? Okay, you're racist.
Well, there's
racist, racist, racist, racist,
because I can say Oakland, the number of murders, and black on
black violence in Oakland, on a yearly basis is outrageous and
hundreds, hundreds of people and
this is a white privilege conversation from a bunch of
white racists who don't care about brown or black people.
Because you don't talk about this when it's brown or black
people.
I've never seen anybody bitch and moan about the Chicago
situation. Nope. On Kimble shown the monologue Nope.
So screw you
so I have just as part of this I wanted to play this because I
could have played this earlier but I want to get it out of the
way this is the two of the richest and best basketball
players I guess they recorded this some time ago they play
this before the all star game which is this today. And this
pops up tell me about the author what is the all star game how
does this work? I don't know.
This basketballers have an all star view the NBA has an all
star game once a year. The season is almost over so that's
kind of ludicrous only 25 games left but they have an all star
game today.
And this is just a thing to sell ads on it's nothing else doesn't
mean anything in the grand scheme of life.
Well, these get measly thought to the players because it's kind
of a you know, a privilege to play in and but it's just a
bunch of guys, Duncan, dunking, because they don't have a lot of
demos to play defense because no one wants to get hurt. And so
it's just offensive did they score like 130 4050 points in
the every one of these things? And just shoot, shoot, shoot.
And it's not that good, but, but it's interesting to hear two
guys LeBron James and Kevin Durant, Kevin Durant. LeBron
James who's multimillionaires net worth is 300 to 500,000 500
million. Talking like this,
NBA stars LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Kevin
Durant of the warriors both cold out President Trump In a video
posted online today.
The number one job in America the point of person is someone
who doesn't understand the people and really don't give by
the people.
When I select our team as a as a country is not ran by a great
coach.
This video was filmed in January for uninterrupted but it was
released this afternoon ahead of the NBA All Star Weekend.
Well, first of all, LeBron James says the president who is who
he's talking about was appointed. Isn't that great?
Civics and then Durant, you know, uses a grant they've made
I don't know why he's allowed this grammar to be used. He ran.
Think it's embarrassing.
Why did they do that then?
I think it's, they get tucked into it. I don't know why either
one of them would do it because especially the bronze saying he
doesn't understand that people like LeBron James, who's you
know, goes around with an entourage of bodyguards and
drives high end cars and lives in, you know, secure mansions Is
he out there shopping at Costco? I don't think so. Might be I
don't know. Because some people do but I just don't see him
doing it. But anyway, I just found it to be Laura Ingram is
what brought it up.
She grow ham.
Yeah, Laura Ingraham she told these guys to get back to
oh yes I did hear that like oh you could we used to
Yeah, it was LAME waste of
my my space. All right. We did get some new information on the
other shooting the actual largest mass casualty massacre
shooting in our history, which we have heard very little from
from everything we heard change timelines chance. Unbelievable.
Everything's changing and now finally, we have the autopsy
report of Steven paddock the so called Las Vegas shooter case
number 17 dash one double O six four. And date and date of death
time of death was October 2 2017 at 12am No 12pm I'm sorry 1200
hours 12pm Which is odd because he shot himself in the head the
day before in his hotel room.
That is odd.
And so it's another bit of confusing I'm sure they'll come
out and maybe today is oh yeah mistake but it's there why? Why
there's so many questions about this
again, they have all these cameras supposedly everywhere in
these in these casinos and they have all these security people
again, I think half of its theater it's bullcrapping I've
seen people arrested in a casino but how much of this how much
old million cameras eyes in the sky that like to call them the
main thing they're used for is to look for cheaters there's
yeah at the blackjack table
yeah
I know it's you know well no one's outraged by it no one
cares. I guess we're the only one of the few let's put it that
way. Just one of the few who really cares for
keeping up yes we are.
Let me see you have something before we go into our D block
here
well I've got a kind of a fun shoot Yeah, go
ahead. Well,
one couple funny clips.
Well just give me one
well let's start with this let's go with a coffee danger coffee
is going to kill you know we get reports chocolate and coffee are
always oh this chocolate is great for you. Oh chocolate is
bad for you. Oh coffee is great for Oh coffee is bad for you.
This one.
This could add a bitter taste to your morning cup of joe and
agency says there's a possible risk of cancer from coffee and
wants businesses in California to warn consumers and that's led
to a highly charged lawsuit. Here's John Blackstone.
Coffee sellers are stealing the lawsuit it's been grinding on
for years all on
a second stop. Now I'm getting a little tired of she doesn't
funds the pawns, the pawns and never ending pawns that are in a
lot of news stories. If the news story is they think they're just
being flippant about whether this is fact or not. And but
started over start listening for the punchy starts with one he
starts with two and they go on and they
will ding each pun.
This could add a bitter taste to your morning cup of joe and
agency says there's a possible risk of cancer from coffee and
wants businesses in California to warn consumers and that's led
to a highly charged lawsuit. Here's John Blackstone.
Coffee sellers are stealing the lawsuit that's been grinding on
for years alleges no matter how you make it. Your daily jolt of
Java comes with a potential carcinogen. acrylamide. That's
the major reason coffee turns brown, though Wriston Partha
chemical engineer teaches the science of coffee at UC Davis.
As an expert witness. He testified that acrylamide forms
naturally, as foods cooked at high temperatures turn brown.
It's a major reason you get this yummy brown stuff on the outside
of your steak when you chart. But in high doses acrylamide has
been found to cause cancer in mice. That puts it on a list of
cancer causing chemicals that businesses in California are
required to alert consumers above. So now under California's
Proposition 65. Coffee shops are being forced to post signs like
this. Trouble is in California right now. Cancer seems to be
brewing everywhere. At least it appears that way. If you pay any
attention to these prop 65 warning signs, park your car in
an indoor garage and you're likely to find one chainstays
Law Professor Marcia Cohen
they create in some people
concern that There's something lurking in places and they don't
know what it is.
But the potential coffee warning may be stretching the intention
of the law.
And I believe in transparency but at the same time when you
put a bold declaration X may cause cancer when there isn't
data to that effect in humans. To me it causes panic rather
than informed knowledge.
In a statement, the National Coffee Association told CBS
News. This lawsuit simply confuses consumers and has the
potential to make a mockery of prop 65 Cancer warnings at a
time, public needs clear and accurate information about
health, while 13 defendants including Gloria Jean's and 711
have settled and agreed to put up the signs. Starbucks is still
waging a legal battle, arguing that coffee has benefits. John
Blackstone, CBS News, San Francisco.
Okay, well, first question, what do you think of the science that
is being discussed here?
Well, it seems dubious. I don't know what the dose is within
acrylamide. I mean, what are they dose? Well, how much are
they given to the mice or rats or whatever. And they got
cancer. I mean, they couldn't give them too much a lot of
stuff. And it would cause a problem
sounds to me like someone isn't advertising enough.
That's what it sounds like to me, too.
Like you guys better step up your game a little bit. We're
going to be covering this and and now that I think about I
don't think I've seen a lot of coffee ads of late. Cool. Well,
maybe it's just Starbucks. Maybe Starbucks is slacking on their
spend?
Well, they kind of defended Starbucks in that report.
They're the ones who's sticking up for the public or not? Well,
I mean, there's you can, they're violating the law. Persuasion is
powerful stuff. There's different ways to do it. Oh,
speaking of which. Tina and I have been reading Scott Adams
book when basically, which is very interesting. And you can
apply a lot of what he's writing in there about how Trump won the
presidency and how he Scott Adams was able to predict this,
because of his hypnotic persuasion techniques, whether
they are learned whether they are inherent but he has it, and
he was on a podcast course. That's where we live. And I have
to say, Scott Adams, he he's taken a lot of crap. If you read
in his book about all the things that happened to him, because he
just started talking about this. And in particular, David Brock,
you know, the guy from Media Matters, the Clinton sponsored
activists who you know, who tried to get sponsors to drop
shows they did that was horrible pressure group. Yeah, so now
Scott doesn't need I don't think I can't look in his wallet, but
I don't think he needs money. I think he's okay. But his
speaking engagements went to zero. Everything went down.
Yeah, you're gonna say he didn't do a lot of speaking
engagements, whatever it is, he tried,
he used to and then he got fed up with the Golf I mean, I don't
blame him and then he started doing his own thing with on the
periscope, I think is his money is still made from the
syndicated cartoon,
but also people you know, threatened. You know, I'm gonna
unsubscribe from your newspaper. If you don't drop Scott Adams
and Dilbert kind of stuff. That kind of stuff. Yeah. Which is
but he was on this podcast, The Rubin Report, you know, The
Rubin Report. That's where you got your Eric Weinstein clip
from The
Rubin Report. Do it to get heat you know, in the Rubin guy.
Yeah, he sells merch
merch
book. What kind of merch has a merch store?
And he asked, you know, they were talking about persuasion he
asked Scott. So who do you think has it? Who do you think has
that kind of persuasive technique? Who could possibly go
up against Trump?
Do you think anyone's doing the persuasion game correctly? On
the other side? So whoever might be your intellectual opponent
that buys into all of the things, say of the modern
Democratic Party? Is there anyone that's kind of doing it
right,
do you do you have any guesses? If you've heard the clip? Don't
guess but if if you have if you haven't heard it, who do you Who
do you think he's gonna say
think the person out? He has the potential to do a right.
Although I don't think she's gonna pull it off over time is
Pocahontas Elizabeth Warren. Yes. Um,
while she does have the thin skin persuasion, we both agree.
That's good.
Yeah, she did. She backed off. Sounds like she knows what she's
doing.
Even if you disagree with all of the conclusions or what they're
trying to build.
Let me say something that I know makes, you can make at least
half of your listeners just flip out. George Clooney. Has game
All right. Now I don't think he can run because the whole
Hollywood Weinstein connection. But in a recent interview, I saw
I saw so much technique that I didn't know he had that much
time. Big and he basically was setting himself up that if
people begged, he would he would run. Now I don't know if you
would agree because once they did some polling, they might
find out he has some issues, but he has the charisma. And he has
the persuasion game, that if he could bring a little bit of
substance, he would actually be quite formidable. I don't think
he can be Trump. But he could probably really take a run at
someone else. You know, a regular Republican, George
Clooney, George Clooney is a spy
which is much more likely he's not gonna give up that gig.
Well, George HW Bush did.
Okay, he was like a fair point. Fair point.
And he was like a high end spy, not just some guy
but that's interesting.
Yeah, well, I can see it's a good one is Scott's The guy
who's got this persuasion thing going on. Yeah,
you should run for president
I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda Imagine
all the people who could do that.
Oh yeah, that'd be fun
we do a few people to thank for show 109 double o nine a Matthew
Stegman at the top of the list. He sent an interesting note and
then I want to read I'm gonna read it now. I'm gonna just get
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But now what is this one on 1014
It doesn't say just one of his numbers.
Ah, this is the zero tolerance node. Yes that was interesting.
Yeah, I liked that note we you have a copy cuz I don't think
it's in my pile.
Why isn't it in squirrel mail
that's what I went to squirrel mail to pull these things out
and I may have just overlooked his but if you can dig it up. In
the meantime, we can you can read it is worth reading.
Looking now because a very good but I can look it up to I have
it still just didn't print it. Because I print my stuff out.
Matthew and how's that working out for you?
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I can scratch notes on it. I can you know highlight things I want
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Brown. That's nice. Oh, no. Yes, go ahead. I finish up give
him a lift to work. Thursday's were referred to as not
Thursdays but as no agenda day. We listen during the commute.
Hearing him groan when a Maxine Waters or Pelosi clip was played
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would be obligated to call him out as a douchebag. Obviously, I
had intended to do this under different circumstances, but I'm
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Douche bagging the dead
Yeah, I'm gonna have to play it. Here we go. Please call I'm out
as a douche bag, which we just did because I cannot have him
exit this world as such, please d do Shem Yes, of course. You've
been de deuced That was sweet. Onward.
One one little sidetrack. I realize a lot of people have no
idea what we're talking about when we're talking about dude
named Ben. And in particular, Tina didn't know if she
understands what it is. But what's the genesis of dude named
Ben? I thought I'd just take 15 seconds to play the clip where
it comes from. The reason why we believe in sis admins and IT
administrators because they really are keeping the world
afloat. Technology sucks all software has bugs and these guys
and girls make it work. And they also you know, help you find
your password. And but they are treated with disdain, just
disdain and disrespect pretty much everywhere and even in the
in the workplace. They are like second class citizens, you know,
called nerds and geeks and dweebs and get one of their shit
heads up here. So when I believe it was chef at chef Chafetz he
was grilling Lois Lerner about her emails. You may recall the
IRS scandal which turned out to be true. And she was like, I
don't know just some somebody in it. I don't know. And this Yeah,
and this is what ensued and this is how we came up with dude
named Ben.
I didn't actually interact directly with people in the IT
arena. There was somebody whose name was I can't remember his
last name. I think his first name may have been been
a guy named Ben dude named Ben May I know who do disguises
another do you do
to do know what? I forgot that was on there? Yeah, a dude named
Ben That's where it comes from. Just spoken with disdain. And we
believe that our dudes and dudettes named Ben and
Bernadette where this moniker with pride
and that's what they do. We got dude named Ben. We got dude
named Mohammed. We got dude named Ben Mohammed. We got all
kinds of different kinds of dude snake band on the show. Yep.
Listen to the show, because we probably one of the few shows
where we were not dudes named ban by any means. But we know
enough yet we're not making fools of ourselves when we chat
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always hard with a three day weekend. It's February's for
some reason, or always why is that
you trenchantly? 28 days is part of the problem.
So what does that have to do with people just not
contributing?
I don't know something about the February month is always and I
don't know, I have no idea but it is a slow month for
everybody. That's why they made it so short. And we
also have almost no end of show mixes. Yeah, I'm playing older
ones, which is fine. Yeah, we
get enough.
We do. But still it's noticeable.
Yeah. Let me read a couple of
notes that I couldn't find segments note.
Okay, I'll pick it up. Right. If it's not we'll, we'll read it
out loud on the next show. Okay. But this from Roman? Who says
this? Remember the 8888 donation? No agenda is a hammer
mount is a shorthand. Yes, similar to but different from
meaning from the 73. And
as he gets hugs and kisses 88 says hugs and kisses.
Yes. And as a ham who has been licensed for over a quarter of a
century by find your cultural appropriation of amateur radio
donations to be as vital as offensive as Elizabeth Warren
claiming to be a native Indian. Really stop being such a
diligent stop being such a dick to Adam. Okay, well, true. He's
the sweetest human being in any form of me. hear when you get
pissy at him on the podcast I get seriously tempted to send
Barbara Boxer to your your address and phone number with a
Hey baby, my wife is out of town one a party.
She'd be there in five minutes.
Other than that this show has been awesome as Adam makes up
for your deficiencies. Oh, and I look forward to another 10 years
of the best cut podcasts on the universe. 73 and 88.
Roman? Yeah, 7390 days, but we're not. We're not
appropriating culture. Just for your edification. my good
colleague. Dvorak had his amateur radio license before I
did, convinced me to do it. And then I of course went nuts and
you know, and got my general never it never did to take the
extra. But you'll probably do that eventually. And and I
remember I've actually had a que es acuto with you. Once. Yeah,
remember that? That one time?
Oh, yeah. I kept that Porsche put the radio in the car. That
was the one Yeah. We'll get up again and we will do it again. I
was thinking of putting my
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they want us to say that the stars Yeah. Another note. I get
I get these notes.
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nice. That's how hams talk. Okay,
okay for you. If whoever it says that is not nice, but it works
great. Does
it work works great. It works. Well.
John and Adam I'm a longtime douchebag making this donation
on our longtime friend and fellow douchebag who passed away
this demo we just did just read that one. He got that one that
Eric got them put it in the note. Okay, so they got only one
more. This from em Adamson, gentlemen, as my wife and I were
enjoying our breakfast at one of our favorite hotel restaurants
on 33rd. I wrote read this. Okay, I'm good. I'm good. Except
for the one that we have to look up which we'll read on the next
show. Yes. Okay.
I'm sure you'll remember that. Yeah, I'll put I'll put it on
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and that is the the producer came in this morning with the
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he's not asked for any such change in status but his Sir
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We got merch. Are you familiar with Dan Pena? No. Dan Pena is
let me see I pulled his wiki page here. He's very rich guy.
He let me see Oh, have it here. For some reason. Well, Dan Pena
not let me look at the book of knowledge. He's a
philanthropist. I think he may be friends with Trump. Maybe
he's a big Trump supporter. That could be but he did a kind of
town hall. And here He is founder of Quantum Leap
advantage methodology, whatever the hell that is. It sounds like
a cult American philanthropist, business businessman and
business coach. Yeah. So today hold He resides in Guthrie
Castle in Scotland called called headquarters. But he was he was
doing a speech or a q&a in I think this may have been an
educational setting. And I know the crowd a woman gets
opposition to you. You supported Trump. And what are you rich
guys going to do about global warming? I have two kids. We're
gonna die. We're gonna die. We're gonna die. What are you
doing about it? You know, the kind of Heckle, you get from the
audience. Yes. And
that classic.
It's long, but I found his response to be beautiful
when ocean level rises.
Thank you for asking that question. I have the answer.
I see oh, by the way, there's a lot of expletives in this clip a
lot of them and they're harsh if you want to protect God,
I have the answer. For the question, yeah. Okay,
did the first time we changing the gas
now you're polish it sit down? I'm gonna answer you. I'm gonna
shut up. Shut up and sit down.
No way. Sit down. No, I gotta finish by Chris.
You. I'm gonna ask the global warming, finish the question.
Answer
is changing on Earth, and it's changing to co2. What do you
people with the money? What are you doing about it
nice. Don't get hung up on the unhinged pneus of the audience
member. He brings us to a beautiful conclusion. My Chris,
you the gas, the gas is changing what gas? The gas is a great way
of putting it though.
I'm gonna ask the global warming. I finish the question
and answer.
It's changing on Earth. And it's changing the co2. What do you
people with the money? What are you doing about this? Right now?
No, I've got children. I've got 2123 year old children. And
what's their future with you people with money? You talk
about money all of the time.
Okay, sit down, please sit down, please. In the front row, excuse
me. In the front row, please
sit down. Okay, you've asked you a question. Thank you very much.
Okay. And 2011, my wife and I were in Antarctica, renewing our
vows. For most of you, they don't know and articles on a
mountaintop. And there's a $500 million facility, scientific
facility there. And
by the way, that's where the leads are all going to go in the
chute really comes down. They've all got first class passes to
the facility on the mountain top
came to give us presentations about global warming. And they
had cores of ice that they had drilled, they drilled four or
5000 cores and they only bought 15 or 20. So they're going
through the second or third core. And they said a 275,000
years ago, this was the temperature. But then 55,000
years ago, the world was two degrees warmer Celsius than it
is today. This is 2011. And he said, and I said well, you mean
the whole world says yes. And the polls are only benchmarks.
And I said, Well, what about the things that the young woman
alluded to? Okay. Yeah, he said, It's all cyclical. And although
the gas may have exacerbated it, in the cosmos of time, it's not
a fart in the wind. And the cosmos of time of the 13 point 8
billion years that we've been on this miserable planet. It's not
a fart in the wind. Now my direct answer to your question,
if that were really true, would you believe and let's just for a
moment, say that it is true. That means that the best
scenario visa vie global warming is about 10 feet raised in
water, that's the best scenario over the next 4050 years. That's
the best scenario. If the water on the planet is going to be
Rise Up 10 feet, that means the southern part of the United
States has gone. England has gone most of Europe is gone. And
I can go most of Central America has gone. Okay? If that's the
case, let's just take Florida for example, which is one of the
fastest growing condominium beachfront condominium is on a
planet in the prospectus. When you invest, there should be in
the footnotes. If global warming is for real, they will put it
that way. Global warming happens and water rises 10 feet, this
investment you made is fuck off. Not one single investment
prospectus written since 2000. this century, has eluded to
global warming. Now one motherfucker. If it were really
true, the banks wouldn't invest. The banks wouldn't finance now
one motherfucking condominium so the people that have the money,
and I'm jealous of the Vice President Gore was shouting, I
wrote in a plane from South America with fears. I am
jealous. He came up with a scam before I did, because the
financial institutions the banks of this world, no, it's not
gonna happen. Otherwise, you couldn't get a goddamn loan in
London. You know those 3040 year mortgages. The world will be
over by then. Is Barclays Bank gonna give you a motherfucking
loan with the greatest suspect? Bam. It's the greatest fraud
that's been perpetrated on mankind this century.
There you go. An argument I have not yet heard.
I haven't heard that argument. Either I think that guy's
profanity is unnecessary.
Unnecessary. I agree. But I didn't want to bleep it. That's
lame. I didn't want to bleep it.
I think it's part of there's no reason to bleep this what the
guy said but I
just love that he said he's jealous of Al Gore that he came
up with a scam before he did. That's beautiful.
Well, I think there's a good good clip. Except for the you
know, the
I know you especially don't like the MF thing I don't like
dealing with it. I know you don't I know. I didn't put it in
there to taunt you. I thought it was really I know
you're very good about it. Yeah. I thought that was I'm trying to
do anything I had the global warming thing I don't see it
where I do have maybe it's getting people to this kind of I
don't know if it's global warming connect you can close
the gate
I never open I never opened it no screw the gate. Well
that's okay. Let's jump to this clip. Got a bunch of interesting
weird clips. But I want to play this one which also uses a bunch
of puns. But I thought this would be a funny boat right to
be on. This is the Brock the brawl board this Brawl aboard
story.
From all aboard to raw aboard a cruise ship in the South Pacific
video. This video taken by a passenger on the Carnival
legend, capturing just one of many flights reported between
members of just one large family traveling together and others
onboard terrorizing passengers over three days. The captain
refusing to take them any further docking the boat in New
South Wales off Australia's east coast, calling police to remove
all 23 members
of that family said that those are 22 days. It's 23. But well,
who aren't? What's the name of these people? Yeah, we don't
know. And what I heard was it an ethnic group was a bunch of
Greeks. I saw the Armenians.
I saw a video they looked white. Yeah, they're white. But I saw
the security Italians
a bunch of mobsters, two families, two different mob
families. I mean, how about some information on the story?
You know what they have they have someone tweeted a video and
they got half the story and then they run run with it. That's it
done. They don't need any more because you got the video you
got the end the video was kind of shocking. Violence in general
is shocking to watch but real violence. The security guards
were slipping their handcuffs over their knuckles using it as
brass knuckles to beat on these people. Something that was
something must have gone really bad.
I don't know. But this seemed a little hot tempered
not as bad apparently for the the guy who accused Seattle's
Mayor Murray said his name.
I don't know who Seattle's mayor is
of having a show of having underage sex with him. Oh, yeah,
here we go. The first
man to file a lawsuit against former Seattle Mayor Ed Murray
for alleged sex abuse as a teenager died today delfont
Records body was found in an Auburn motel and tonight His
attorney and other accusers talking about the man they say
was brave enough to take on a powerful politician Funny how
that
happens. Just dropped dead that's a coincidence just
sucks man hated windshields
very cool.
Then surprise me when that happens.
I have a similar story. Only this guy is not dead or anything
but this is a middle school coach I got this was interesting
because there was a little tidbit in your see if you can
spot it. That just like what I didn't know that was illegal. A
middle school coach
has turned himself in on charges of child molestation and child
pornography. ABC Seven News reporter Katie Marzullo has the
details.
Clifford Papadakis was a longtime PE teacher and track
and field coach at Willow Glen Middle School in San Jose until
the September. That's when as the principal said in a
statement, courageous students reported suspicious behavior by
the former employee and school and district administration
acted immediately. San Jose Police say he was taking
pictures of female students. investigators examined several
of the coach's electronic devices and say they found
numerous inappropriate images in his possession. parents knew
something was up when Papadopoulos left the school,
but they're just now learning of his arrest.
It is disappointing and it's certainly concerning. Here in
our community and our neighborhood in our school.
The coach is charged with seven counts of molesting and annoying
a child and one count of possession of child pornography.
In San Jose Katie Marzullo, ABC SEVEN NEWS
oh he's taking pictures of the girls he has a probably drooling
while doing it but I didn't know is against the law to annoy
I doesn't sound right to me.
Did you hear the end it says for molesting and and annoying
Yeah, yeah, I heard that but I didn't Yeah, I don't know.
i You're annoying someone Yeah, if that's showing you on the
show constantly
do but I liked I'm a glutton for punishment punishment,
usually before the show starts. Yes, this is where you're trying
to concentrate on stuff. Well,
there was a yes. Or when something's broken. Oh, well,
that's
another story.
There was a very troubling report. And I have not seen any
of the backup material, so I'm just going to read it verbatim.
It does contain the magic number which is always troubling. And
outright frightening dossier released by a former senior
United Nations official reveals that the United Nations
employees have carried out over 60,000 rapes in the last decade
alone. What's more, the dossier estimates the organization
currently employs at least 3300 pedophiles in just 10 years
under the guise of rendering aid, the United Nations has
literally been raping and pillaging countries across the
world. The problem is global governance. The problem has
gotten so out of hand that it prompted the former UN insider
Andrew McLeod, to blow the whistle and hand over the
evidence to Britain's department for internal development
Secretary Priti Patel. According to the exclusive report by
Verizon, the dossier reveals that on top of the 3300
pedophiles working for the organization 1000s More
predatory sex abusers specifically target age charity
jobs to get close to vulnerable women and children. And I gotta
tell you, sadly, there's enough circumstantial evidence to
believe this report.
Yeah. Yeah, the UN blue hats are known rapists in Africa. That
were at least they're viewed that way for sure. Yeah. Well,
they probably are. Yeah. And you know, governance is what you're
gonna get from one world government. You think that's
connected to you gets back? Do you give all this power to these
guys? You
feel it's connected that way? Global Governance of pedophilia
will go, I think, yeah, maybe could be
it could be I'm asking you I'm not I don't know.
I mean, I've ever thought of it in that specific term. But yeah,
could be let's play this. Remind I have a reminder clip people
should know about. This was taken from but if anybody wants
to see the three part series World War One on PBS, it's
fascinating. Because there's a bunch of stuff that you
as the series like they did with Vietnam is one of those long
series cannot
Vietnam, it was a Ken Burns. It was yes, Ken Yeah, no, this was
a frontline or Nova or something like that. It was a no, no
master. I don't know what it was. But it was, it was better.
This is quite good. But there's two clips I have here they've
been trying to get rid of. And one of them is just a reminder
about the Sedition Act and how easily it's going to happen.
This is where the Democratic President pushing us into World
War. A German
American coal miner named Robert Prager, who was accused by some
of his co workers of being a spy. A mob formed and stripped
Prager of most of his clothes, dragged him to the streets, and
hanged him from a tree. The Washington Post celebrated the
murder.
big parts of the American public lost their minds about the
nature of the society they lived in and the threat they faced on
their neighbors who happened to have German names.
Rather than reining in the violence, the federal government
took steps that fueled the climate of hysteria sweeping the
country. At Wilson's urging, on May 16 1918, Congress passed a
new law called the Sedition Act that made it illegal to say
almost anything against the United States or its armed
forces.
And the Espionage Act was considered not even strong
enough. So it's amended in 1918 with the Sedition Act, that
basically creates enormous penalties for not only speaking
out against the war effort, or obstructing it, but really for
criticizing America in almost any way.
The maximum sentence was 20 years just for going to a bar
and grumbling about food restrictions to somebody who was
sitting next to you at the bar, or questioning what we were
really fighting for anything at all that might interfere with
the war effort with morale of troops.
The Sedition Act is probably the greatest suppression of free
speech that the country has ever seen.
Is this law still in enact? No,
no, it was repealed, okay.
But it was pretty easy to do.
Yeah, looks like it. Now. The other clip I have, which is a
little long, there's a long clip and we're likely to play it now.
When that's done it relate to this because you got me now?
Well, it relates to Yeah, the laws that were going on by what
it relates to is a piece of information. I had no idea that
Woodrow Wilson was incapacitated to the point he had a stroke and
in office and nobody said anything about the Washington
Post was nobody covered. They pretended it didn't happen. This
is the way the media used to operate. And it's not that they
are telling you the truth today.
Well, no, the the term is we used to have one set of facts.
That's the term.
Well, this if you can stop this if you want to, but I think
you're gonna have to, you're gonna have to get through this
because it's so interesting. This is okay, that's what let me
give a little background. Woodrow Wilson is the one who is
pushing and pushing and pushing. What where are we? What year are
we not at 990 9019 18? Okay, longtime after the door right
after the war, which would be made Nike 90 Would they were
this is the era where they had they were pushing the League of
Nations are gonna have a treaty, we're gonna sign this treaty
with the Germans. This is the pre un time, the pre un and we
and they actually formed the League of Nations. It came out
right here in San Francisco, there's a building where what
took place and but we ended up not signing it. And all I was
ever taught was that Wilson really wanted this. And it was
the evil Republicans who we and it would have been better if we
had a League of Nations because maybe Hitler wouldn't have shown
up this is the argument. And heaven forbid that because it
was evil Republicans voted against it. And if we didn't
have it now, because it would have been earlier global
governance. Then I hear this story which completely
contradicts the whole story.
On September 25, Wilson dragged himself through an appearance in
Pueblo, Colorado. Even as he was blinded by a migraine, his left
arm and leg numb, his face twitching uncontrollably.
As the evening wears on, Wilson's headaches are so
severe, he simply cannot deal with it. And as Dr. and Mrs.
Wilson say this tour has got to end because your life is about
to end. And Wilson just refuses to budge. He won't do it. No, I
just need a little sleep. Of course he can't sleep, the pain
is so severe. And a few hours later, even he now realizes he
cannot go on and the doctor gives the order. That's it, just
get the president back to Washington DC. Wilson is truly a
broken man.
Three days after his return to the White House, Wilson suffered
a stroke so severe that his wife Edith thought he should resign
the presidency. But Wilson's inner circle believed his
abdication would kill any remaining hope of ratifying the
treaty. Mrs. Wilson and a handful of advisors decided to
keep the President's condition, a secret.
For the last year and a half of the Wilson presidency, a handful
of people in the White House I believe engaged in the greatest
conspiracy in American history Nice. Some have argued that for
all intents and purposes Edith bowling golf, Wilson became the
first female president of the United States. Certainly there
is no question that the executive branch of government
was functioning through Mrs. Wilson.
With Wilson hidden away, treaty negotiations took an unexpected
turn. At the last minute, Republicans proposed a list of
amendments that would have given Wilson almost everything he
wanted, including the League of Nations. The author of the
amendments was Henry Cabot Lodge
was not against the League of Nations as a whole. He just was
worried about the shape. He wanted to talk about it. Wilson
wouldn't do it because he wasn't prepared to admit that lodge had
any reasonable reservations about the treaty.
Lodge himself knew if I offer anything, Woodrow Wilson has
such contempt for me, he will not accept it. And indeed, Lodge
was correct.
There were more than enough votes to ratify the treaty with
lodges amendments, but Wilson ordered Democratic senators to
kill his own treaty. On March 19 1920, they did just that.
In essence, Woodrow Wilson stabbed himself stabbed the
treaty in the back or more to the point in the heart. Because
that was really the end for Woodrow Wilson.
That comes in time, I suppose, when bitterness overtakes
shrewdness, and at the end of his life, he was a very bitter
man. I don't know anyone who can tell me why it was that Wilson
didn't compromise one way or the other. And as a result, he loses
it all. He loses everything
Yeah, I did not know this. This version of the story.
No. No, it's not what the real history course I never
heard. So who got to him? What happened there? Was it with with
something No, he hated
this Henry Cabot Lodge so much. Then when lodge came up and says
okay, we can do this deal that you want. And But uh, yeah, that
we're just going to change a couple of things. Now. If you
have anything to do with that I'm voting no. And until all the
Democrats vote no, and that thing crapped out and then
because the Republicans got blamed for some reason.
Well, they're dicks.
Their dicks. The whole thing? I mean, I was told it was just
like an eye opener listening to this.
As a scholar of history, I'm sure you were shocked.
I was I was shocked and dismayed. Yes. Not just shocked
that also dismayed
me That is interesting. Is was that a Warburg deal with the
month who was
behind all that most that was behind the war? That's well for
sure. For sure
they're behind that. All right, Paul. Kick it off you ask we
deliver.
See jobs. We have the best
producers in the universe. We had to hound them for that.
Well, yes. Okay. And it's a new guy. New guy is Christian
Verdugo made that very good like that a lot. Are you good? Two
little things for day trading for you day traders. In our new
our new column day trader. Yeah. I'm not totally AXA cough. This
is the guy who predicted the 2008 crash one of the guys He's
Russian. The he's the chair of Russia's Committee on Financial
Markets. He has something he's believes bitcoins going to $300
Oh, good be it quote.
It is unlikely Bitcoin will rise to the $20,000 mark again,
unless the Americans hold it there artificially. Nasca cough
said, it can plunge to 300 before the end of this year, I
think it is their project American intelligence services,
they seek to support it with various means. Bitcoin is
nothing but a project of American intelligence agencies,
which is designed to provide quick funding for us British and
Canadian intelligence activities in different countries. The
technology is privatized just like the internet, GPS and Tor.
In fact, it is dollar 2.0 It's rate is controlled by the owners
of exchanges. So that was an interesting thought that I get I
liked the idea of the intelligence agencies
manipulating it to make money because I noticed on the
technical charts that what happened with Bitcoin this past
week, I believe it can go up to 28,000 Okay, so you could not
please don't trade on anything I say, No, you can just do not and
I'm not trading any of this. But I looked at the technicals and
it looks like it can go to 28,000 and that would make sense
if they needed some money for some covert ops. So the question
is, can we see the correlation of all kinds of crap happening
in the world with covert covert operations after it reaches a
certain high and suppose every day to coulomb is
of course is the really good covert operations are so we will
we
won't know about him? Yeah, but we can at least mark down the
dates of the spikes we can correlate we can look at
history,
you know, maybe
maybe I liked it. Yeah,
I know. I'm thinking it's interesting. All right, we have
I have a bunch of more clips. Where do you have anything you
want to play
you right? Yeah, yeah, just one and you really can only play one
more because I'm calling time on you. But I did want to
have to leave I have to leave I gotta. I'm busy. I know you have
busy and I have to leave. No,
you have to leave. This is a court case I'm following I put
the documents in the show notes. 109 dot no agenda notes dot COMM
or you can go to na show notes.com It'll take you to the
archive. This is a lawsuit,
CIA lawyers are arguing that intelligence officials can
selectively release classified information to trusted
journalists, while at the same time withholding the same
information from other citizens who request it through open
records laws. A journalist named Adam Johnson use the Freedom of
Information Act to obtain emails between the CIA and select
reporters from the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and
The New York Times. In the emails information was redacted,
leading Johnson to question why he was not allowed to see the
same information that had been given to uncleared reporters,
Johnson decided to challenge the redaction in court, the judge in
the case seem to find Johnson's argument compelling, saying that
the Freedom of Information Act laws do not authorize limited
disclosure. The CIA motion states quote, the court
supposition that a limited disclosure of information to
three journalists necessarily equates to a disclosure to the
public at large is legally and factually mistaken.
So this is very interesting to Johnson case. Because this
surprise, either one of us. No,
but I'm glad that there's somebody out there calling him
on it. That's good.
Yeah. Well, the three reporters and you know, the thing that you
probably don't mention in all this, it seems to me that these
be my thesis, which is those three reporters already worked
for the agency?
Of course they do. Yes. Yeah. But they can't go guys planet
everywhere. It's a federal offense to out them so they
can't do this. CIA can't out them. Where's Valerie? Why they
were obscured? Yes. I think I think this guy knows,
because they weren't working for the agency. They could have been
named.
Yes. Correct. And I believe that this guy knows that. And he's
trying to force the issue. I like it. I'm happy someone's
doing something. Yeah. The
CIA is gonna have to say, well, there actually are employees
working for The New York Times and The Washington Post. Yes,
that would be the correct answer. That's what they would
have to do. But they don't want to do that.
Ya know, that I Oh, I have a tech thing for you for you. Not
tech news worthy, but just caught my eye and I thought I'd
talk to you about it.
We have a warning from the CIA, the NSA and the FBI about a
phone made by a Chinese company.
intelligence officials told Congress today The danger lies
in the potential for China to spy on Americans and maliciously
modify or steal information. This is the phone they're
talking about. under the brand name Huawei or ZTE, Congressman
Tom Cotton of Arkansas raised additional concerns about
allowing a company beholden to foreign governments into our
telecommunications infrastructure.
Interesting. They single out this one phone.
Yeah, well, they're out to get Huawei
because Huawei is
a kind of a slippery operation that competes with Cisco. I
mean, there you go. And they they're, their browsers are have
caught up to Cisco. So because routing router technology has
not done anything outrageously advanced recently. And so while
and Huawei is kind of a slippery operation because they're and
I've gotten the story from a lot of sources I've been in Brazil I
was in Brazil we were talking about it oh wow always sales
technique is your classic Chinese best price. What they do
is they somehow find out where everyone's going to sell you
know, I guess it's I don't know how they do it but they find out
you just go you work for Cisco you just go visited Sun
Microsystems a load them up with something that Huawei guys come
in the next day, give you all we get the best price. So they just
dropped the price by half for the same gear. And it's pretty
much the same gear, and it's killing everybody. And so now
their phone is a big threat, because the phones again, are
good. The ones I've seen they're really nice phones and they
looks like they could come in and kind of screw up the market.
And so Samsung and Apple in particular, don't want to see
Huawei phones coming in. So some would say, you know, these guys
could be spying for the Chinese and I think it's bullcrap. So
we're just afraid of Huawei.
A number of producers in the troll room appear to have the
ZTE phone you guys should check and see what's going on. Yeah,
hook over some dudes name Benji.
Let's get right to Beijing mess right baby?
All right, you get one clip.
Let's try. I got a silly clip. I've got the weird Black Panther
movie came out let's play this clip. Black Panther movie just
came out and now so they do a racist report local news that I
think racist because all they found were giggling black girls
to comment on the film. They didn't have any white guys and a
lot of white guys went to see it didn't have any black men.
Really? It's just these jigglers these giggling white girls I
think is racist or that giggling white
girls?
No giggling Black Girl Okay
proud of excitement. For the newest superhero movie, but this
film has something that other movies don't. The lead character
is black, and many of the other cast members are also black as
KT news Paul Chambers tells us now for African Americans and
other communities of color, a film like this is long overdue.
You're telling me that the king of a third world country runs
around and a bulletproof catsuit.
The hype is real, and they have the receipts to prove it. 24
hours after it premiered, the Black Panther movie has already
broken February records, bringing in more than $25
million on opening night.
Black Panther is one of my favorite characters have been
looking into the comics, it's a day
of like, joy, is it a celebration, it's just a day of
like, just pure excitement.
Besides setting records at the box office, it's also breaking
barriers, is the first time marvel in Hollywood in general
has had a predominantly African American cast and a big budget
movie led by Oakland's own Ryan Coogler. As the director,
it really captures the spirit of African people. And that just
felt really, really good.
For years, it's been said that in Hollywood, blockbuster movies
can only do well with a majority Caucasian cast. So to see the
success of this movie, that means a lot to communities of
color,
it means that we're getting to see something completely
different from what we're used to seeing. And something that's
like, just extremely positive, when you
have a film that almost the entire cast is somebody that
looks like you, you just feel proud you feel excited.
The movie isn't only about a superhero, but it also deals
with issues of being of African descent. And the hope is
Hollywood will only take notice, see movies with a focus on
people of color can work and bring in major money.
It's not everyday that you see like this many African Americans
in a black in a movie, you know, and it's like such a different
experience. For us. It's
about time, right? What is it? 2018 And we're still kind of
praising movies that are like this, where it's not normalized
yet.
And there's already talk of a sequel, which they're hoping
that Ryan Coogler Oakland's own will direct in Oakland and Paul
Chambers KTVU. Fox News.
Yeah, the face bag was quite lit up over this movie. There were
memes going around such as? When is it okay for me to as a white
person? Is it okay for me to go see black panther I don't want
to take away people of colors. Joy is next weekend too soon.
Wow. And then from the other side, dear white people, just a
friendly reminder, as the anticipation builds for hashtag
Black Panther one. This is for the culture two, This doesn't
concern you three, stay TF out of our way on February 16, for
keep all your opinions about the film to yourself unless you're
asked, but don't worry, you won't be asked. I mean, Chase,
we have a whole culture issue.
I'd say that's pretty mean spirited. So they don't want
they don't want the money. Well, they don't want the audience.
I don't know. It's just sounds like no, it's just anger,
frustrated people. And I'll tell you why. And then we'll wrap it
up. Our model, the value for value model is important for a
number of reasons, not just because we can't get fired, and
we can actually have conversations that are painful
to listen to from time to time. But advertising is mind
pollution. If that's the model, people choose mind pollution.
All it's doing is telling you how inadequate and stupid you
are. And then you become a dick like these people on both sides.
Completely mind controlled.
This is a dictum with no agenda,
no dictum, exactly. Or whatever that word means.
Well, it means a couple of things.
It's kind of a Dyckman has got no dictum
place. Please play on words.
Yes, very good. All right. Yep. And with that, John's gotta go.
We all know he's gotta run. I gotta go. I got a meeting. You
got a meeting to go?
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