Oh yeah, the millennials are the new dogs. Adam curry Jhansi
Devorah had Sunday, May 13 2018. This is your award winning
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Yes, it's dubious what the mom's Mother's Day dubious what's
dubious,
dubious? The news? Thing is is fixed in stone.
That's right. Well, Happy Mother's Day to our Mother's Day
to you. And all the and all the mothers that see mothers on the
ground? Yeah, yes. May 13. Mother's Day, but not
everywhere. Much everywhere. No, it's not Mother's Day in the
Netherlands. I mean, in Belgium, in the Netherlands it is but in
Belgium they have I think it's two weeks later. And it's called
Mother is also called Mother's Day. Actually, it's yours.
There's not mothering day. Now it's muda Chu stuff, which is
the mudra is mother mudra chair will be a small mom. For some
reason
only for only for petite woman.
This thing in the in the Dutch Flemish language Dutch really,
where you can put a chair behind anything. So a train would be a
train a small train will be trying to a house will be a
house. A small house would be a house, you know, and for some
reason the Belgians celebrate mood or just duck. Mother's
small Mother's Day. I don't know why.
Maybe it's just a small day from others. Ah, that could be it.
So, Mimi's in California where she in Washington?
She's in Washington today. Uh huh.
And the kids up there.
No, nobody's up there.
Mom, but there are people too, so she has her family and all
the family she needs up there. Dogs and cats and birds.
Yeah, birds. Nice turtle. The turtle.
All right, here we are. Actually I the
I have one. I have a story. I want to get to quick and I want
to bitch and moan.
Oh, thank goodness.
Let's listen to the let's you'll get an idea what this is about
by listening to the teaser played on CBS. This is the
McCain story. Teaser. I
wanted to pitch and grouse about this to just remember I have
some I have some clips.
Defending John McCain, the ailing Senator gets bipartisan
support from Bill Clinton and Lindsey Graham, after he was
mocked by a White House aide. I
wait, I have a different on us too long. I'll let you go. I'll
let you go. And then where appropriate, I'll bring my stuff
in.
Okay, first of all, I want to start I am going to start with
the end. My interpretation of all this. And everybody getting
all bent out of shape. This is the classic example is a classic
I agree. Example of misinterpreting reality and not
even thinking straight, first of all,
and only reading headlines. Well, there's that.
But here's the way I see the event happening. And by the way,
I think and Sarah Huckabee Sanders got bent out of shape
more about the leaks. And I don't think there is a leak. By
the way, I don't think this was leaked, I think their their room
is bugged. I've said this from the beginning this already
they've gone through a number of processes of debugging the White
House. And I think there's a bug been planted in the whatever
this room, it's the Situation Room, one of one of the rooms.
So there's a bug in there. And that bed, somebody's listening.
And this is nice. This is at least as big as scandal if they
could find the bug. And they should be able to as that when
the British got all bent out of shape about somebody's meal to
hack the voicemail system die of the Sunday that the son and a
few other papers in the world Weekly World News and all the
rest of them, they let him get put out of business screen
as news of the World. Actually,
this was the worst news of the World, which is one of the more
popular I don't know what to call it newspaper like products,
and is now done. And this is just as bad as situation. But
here's the way the media would go. You're in a private meeting.
And you're having it's and it's one of these things where you're
sitting around and you're talking over strategy and
executive mode. Yeah, so they're trying to get this woman
confirmed and some and they having a frank conversation. And
somebody says, Well, what about McCain? He's a real pro And this
woman, the PR associated wherever she is she says, Well,
I don't know we do, should we be worried about him? He's dying.
And everybody in the media has taken this to either be a joke,
or mocking. How about as a statement of fact, it's a
statement of fact, she says, I don't know we shouldn't be too
concerned about the guy being, you know, part of a problem
because he's dying. It's sincere fact. Not to be she's not
mocking him. She's not joking. It's not a joke that fell flat.
They're all in there joking around or not. You think this
group jokes around in a joking around, they don't joke around
did Trump's not a joke. He's not like Ronald Reagan who start
everything off with a joke. He was his style. So so but
everybody in the media takes it as Oh, she's mocking him. Oh,
she's joking. And she doesn't know how to
think about the dead. And he's the best Senator ever.
And so now all of a sudden, it becomes a big promotion for
McCain. And then Megan, or what release or whatever the McCain
girl is.
Lisa, Lisa McCain, she's
on there. And she's on. She's all huffy about it. And it's
just for one thing it was it should have been a closed
meeting should have never gotten out that she even said this. And
if she says she should, does anybody, even one person, I'm
going to use the word I hate doing it. Because even one
person in the media or at any analyst posit nice word. The
fact that she was just being serious, it was just a serious
comment.
No, and everything is always within the context of which it
said what was the previous thing we had though? Everyone was all
bent out of shape about oh,
is about dividend Paralympics. I think
so and that was like the shithole comment. So very
similar situation. Yeah, we don't we don't know exactly the
context of when or how it was said
But yeah, that's the other thing we need context. There's no
context of this is just taking one sentence out of context and
then make and then make it into a huge story. So there's so I
looked at the two groups doing this. And they did this story
for three days. CBS and ABC right and I think the best one I
here's here's the short version, and I believe this is the I
think this is the ABC verse I'm not sure play this meant as a
joke bullcrap. And listen to how carried away they get.
What if it was meant as a joke few are laughing about an
alleged remark made by a White House aide about ailing US
Senator John McCain, the former Republican presidential nominee,
now 81 years old, is home in Arizona fighting a deadly form
of brain cancer. He made news this week speaking out against
President Trump's nominee to run the CIA, and was allegedly
mocked at a White House meeting. McCain is now getting the
support of high profile members of both parties. Erin Burnett is
at the White House.
While spending time at his Virginia golf property today,
President Trump's White House refuses to deny or distance
itself from a staffers thing and comment about ailing Senator
John McCain who's undergoing brain cancer treatment.
Communications aide Kelly Sadler reportedly joked, it doesn't
matter. McCain will not endorse Gina hospitals nomination to
lead the CIA, because, quote, he's dying anyway.
Actually, my clips follow this story of perfectly. So if you
have another one, you cannot
have the longer clip, which is a little it's very long, we have
to interrupt it a few times. But this is the way they finally
took over the story. They kept the same narrative that she was
mocking Him. And by the way, it makes you think that she's in
there. Dying? Oh, oh, I mean, come on people. What kind of
news reporting is this? This doesn't make any sense to be
anything other than what I stated or said, what I said,
which is that it was a serious comment in a closed meeting,
trying to strategize this woman getting to the top of the CIA.
That's all it was. But of course, you know, somebody just
had the bug, and now they're listening to it. And they go,
Well, this is a good one. Let me report that back. Of course,
they can't deny it because it's true. And she did say it, but it
does not context. So here's the long run. And we what they've
managed to do an ABC and CBS both started to do this. In
fact, that other story that you just cut off, because it was
ended, did the same thing, which is let's take the story and then
add the Rudy Giuliani story and at the end just to make it look
like a bunch of boneheads is
mostly Gonzalez for us tonight. Mostly. Thank you. Let's turn to
politics now and a cleanup operation from the White House.
After what a staff member said during an internal meeting about
Senator John McCain. I
like it already. Now. Now. It's just become after what a staffer
said in an internal meeting. It's already morphed. This is
great. It's beautifully Thank you.
Let's turn to politics now and a cleanup operation from the White
House. A staff member said during an internal meeting about
set under John McCain, who is battling brain cancer. Sources
tell ABC News Press Secretary Sarah Sanders chewed out her
staff, but still no public apology. The White House also
trying to correct the record about the latest statements. The
President's new lawyer Rudy Giuliani told the reporter ABC
terrible Mary is at the White House.
Tonight for the first time, the White House publicly addressing
the callous remark about Senator John McCain. But still not
apologizing. It was
a joke it was a badly considered joke and awful joke that she
said fell flat.
The comment made by White House staffer Kelly Sadler in a closed
door meeting that McCain's opposition to their nominee for
CIA director Gina Haspel. Doesn't matter because he's
dying anyway. McCain is battling brain cancer. This was a private
meeting.
It was clearly the leak was designed to hurt that person.
We're now learning press secretary Sarah Sanders has
scolded her staff. White House sources say in a private meeting
on Friday. She called the comments unacceptable but was
more angered by the leak. Some now taking Sadler side. A person
in the room telling a senior communications adviser Mercedes
SCHLAPP said she stood by Kelly Sadler because she felt the leak
is an attack. Does she still have a job? I'm not going to
comment on an internal staff meeting. Sadler did privately
apologized to McCain's daughter Meghan, but that was clearly not
enough.
I don't understand what kind of environment you're working in
when that would be acceptable. And then you can come to work
the next day and still have a
job politicians outrage. Mitt Romney tweeting John McCain
makes America great. Those who mock the screen is only
humiliate themselves and their silent accomplices.
I love that we have hundreds of 1000s of homeless people eating
from garbage cans and yet this is a three day news cycle. Yeah,
good work.
It was Trump himself who famously attacked the Republican
senator who's not
a war hero or hero. He's a war hero. He's a war hero because he
was captured.
I like people that weren't captured
tonight The White House also cleaning up comments made by
President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani. In an interview with
The Huffington Post. Giuliani credited the President with
blocking the Time Warner AT and T deal saying the President
denied the merger. They didn't get the result they wanted.
During the campaign Trump spoke out against it.
It's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few.
The administration has maintained that Trump had no
influence on the decision tonight Sarah Sanders releasing
a statement saying the department of justice denied the
merger. Giuliani walking back those comments telling CNN The
President told him directly he didn't interfere.
And Tara joins us live from the White House now to Rudy Giuliani
also pushing back on the notion that the President's former
personal attorney Michael Cohen actually lobbied the President
on behalf of the companies that paid him.
That's right. Tom Giuliani told The Huffington Post that the
President had no idea that Michael Cohen was exploring
payments for various companies for insight on the White House.
18 t paid him $600,000 alone he accepted a total of $4 million
from various companies. Tom Sarah Palmieri
at the White House tonight for us, Tara,
thank you. That's a nice blending good blended job. They
folded
it with the ideas. We got this horrible joke that McCain is
dying and this despicable character who said it, and they
won't apologize. And then somehow we're talking about
Trump. What was the transition? I don't even know where it was
like
folding egg whites into into cupcake batter. It was
very carefully, very carefully done.
It was smooth and careful. Very well done.
I was I was stunned by the way they did that.
Well, the controversy didn't stop there. Nicole Wallace over
to MSNBC. She took great exception to the question not
being answered, just not being answered by Sarah Sanders,
Huckabee Heimer saying, you know, yeah, that happened or
didn't happen or to be fired or whatever. And then she said
Nicole Wallace said this,
because I woke her How do you resist the temptation to run up
and wring her neck? Why can't she just say if a staffer said
that? We're gonna get to the bottom of it. She'll be fired.
The
headline was Nicole Wallace says she should choke Sarah Sanders
everywhere choking there advocating violence choking her
it just all the dementia a blogs and just went apeshit over this.
I'm like, and that was the headline was Nicole Wallace
advocates choking Sarah Sanders Huckabee now let me tell you
just hear that again. Hear people
Kristen Walker, how do you resist the temptation to run up
and wring her neck? Why can't she just say a run
up and wring her neck? It's an expression. It's an expression
that is to have known and all my life don't have a ring that
guy's neck doesn't mean I want to choke him out.
Well, but choke him out jetted into new word.
I don't want to choke her out. That's not That's not But what
was so that was the headline that was the bill is still a
violent comment. That was the Yes. That was the pushback from
Dimension A, which was just like Jesus read a damn article.
Everyone's copying and pasting and RTA all this stuff like, Oh,
yeah. Oh yeah, they're violent those Dems over there, they're
violent. But when I listened to the in context of the entire
Nicole Wallace breakdown, do they ever since Sarah Sanders
was put on a pedestal for a brief moment, because someone
fat shamed her although the comedian didn't actually do
that, but okay, it doesn't matter. attacked her person her
appearance because she looked like the the old hag from.
What's the name of the show? The Handmaid's Tale. Basically, you
look like an old hag. And maybe there's some lesbian undertones?
It doesn't matter. But ever since that happened. The the
theme now within the DC press corps shouldn't call it a core,
the DC press bunch? Is this nothing but lies? It's all lies,
Sara Santa lies just lies, isn't it? Why even go there is lies to
listen to the unhinged conversation they're having
about being in the White House press bunch, which I think is I
presume it's still kind of an a journalistic honor. I could be
wrong.
Well, I think it's a privilege and I think it is considered
amongst themselves as an honor. That's why they're always so
fearful that they're going to have the credentials pulled
well. If this exchange is any example MSNBC should have all
their credentials pulled, yanked and choked out should yeah,
isn't
Walker, we covered the First Lady's I don't know go good, be
good be whatever her thing. Oh, I
don't know what it's called. Go good. Be good. I'm so funny. I
don't know that it's called be better. Come on lady. For a
week, it was a joke that it was, you know that she copied
Michelle Obama's paperwork or brochures and it was done. It
was a dig at her. Now you don't know what it's called? Fine.
Oh, go good, be good be whatever her thing would be best. I mean,
how does this? How does this comport with that?
It's a great point,
Nicole. In fact, when I looked up some of the quotes from that
day, the First Lady calling for a high moral, ethical standard
thinking before you speak, and well. I mean, by the way, those
were some of the questions that we did also want to ask Sarah
Sanders today, you know, how does this comport with the First
Lady's message? And I do think it complicates her message, it
makes it tougher for her to go out and make that argument when
you do have these types of stories that are festering what
is
the motivation for anyone in Kristen's role? I won't put
Kristen on the spot but to sit in that room and and take this I
don't know the difference anymore between Baghdad Bob and
Sarah Sanders.
Who was Baghdad Bob again?
Who was a member Baghdad Bob, we used to talk about him. Yeah,
but was the guy that would be out there with his finger in the
areas the press guy for us, Saddam Hussein, Obama and all
around him. He says, oh, no, there's no bombing.
So okay, now thank you. So Sarah Sanders, Huckabee Heimer would
be Baghdad, Bob and Trump would be Hussein, there
you go take this. I don't know the difference anymore between
Baghdad Bob and Sarah Sanders. Murder why I don't know the
difference. And I don't want
to defer to a for once a guy talking about something which a
woman is one difference. We could do
the exact same thing with the context. Ah, she said, don't
know if it's Sarah off his back that Bob can't tell the
difference. I mean, it's obviously a quick
note of why I don't know the difference. And I don't want to
try to I would never want to in any way disparage our colleagues
who have to live through that horror show every day.
Most questions today,
it's a horror show John every day I don't envy my colleagues.
Yes you do. You do. You'd love to be there douche
that horror show every day
that they'd go most questions today. I think we could. I mean,
I mean, Chris made the toughest run at Sarah.
They do they do valiant work every day trying to get some
some semblance of truth or at least to expose the hypocrisy
and the lies the Baghdad Bob Enos of it from the but if
you're asking me like how, how they tolerate it, how they live
with it, like what how do they I mean, they have more fortitude
that I have I I could not go down there and do a crystal
Walker. I could not I would I would I would slit my throat
after about maybe two of those topics divided this room every
day. He's going to
commit suicide. Put him in there.
Put him in place right away. That's some hate right there,
man.
Oh, yeah, these guys are haters. But the thing, I kind of agree
that Welker should be pushing back against this because the
Biden, I personally think they should pull the credentials of
some of these operations. I think NBC NBC should have its
credentials pulled. They're not how they're just lying. They're
the ones lying How can we go Hey, Dad, Bob, and then the
image somebody that doesn't answer the question all of a
sudden is Baghdad Bob. And then to just be right, the Sarah and
the whole operation over and over again, pull their
credentials, and I said the same thing with the Washington Post.
pull their credentials. You're not reporting honestly. And this
this what you do? Are you serious?
Seriously, considering Stalinist IQ
has been done by other presidents. I don't know why
this President hasn't done it. And he already did it with the
Washington Post on the campaign trail. He pulled their
credentials would let they have to come in as normal people.
Well, they
certainly they certainly threatened it a lot when Sean
Spicer was in in the beginning. And didn't they? They did. I
think they did throw some people out for a day or two. If I
recall, they
should throw NBC out.
No, no, no. We need them in there to make sure they're still
famous when they're brought down by Roger Stone. Another find
that yeah, I just maybe picking them off one by one. You
remember. That's a good artists counter argument.
Remember the Tom Steyer style your sphere sire Ste ye are
Steyer.
Guys in the California Yeah,
yeah. He's the he's the Democrat who said he was putting we
should impeach Trump. Yes. So he's put up 100 million $100
million. He says, to impeach Trump, and someone's taking his
money and doing things with it, which I have a fine example
here. And this is from the what's it called Next Generation
dot next gen america.org. Which is all about getting rid of
Trump and the Republicans in general. And they did a Mother's
Day spot, huh? Yes. And it's a video and it's acted, it's
poorly acted. You don't even need to just be hearing audio to
know that it's an actor. But here it is. It's for Mother's
Day.
I started noticing some issues with him. Maybe in middle
school. The stealing started out small. A few dollars here and
there. Not from me, oddly enough, but from less fortunate
kids. He was never afraid to talk with girls. That things
never really worked out for some reason. I worried when he went
to college. But he came home often. I guess he never really
learned to do his own laundry. It wasn't until I met his
college buddies. That I realized it might be too late. Only a
mother can catch the signs early. This Mother's Day. Talk
to your child about the GOP. I wish I had
this Mother's Day talk to your son about the GOP the visuals in
this video. When she says he never learned how to do his own
laundry. You see a picture of him with a laundry basket and
there's a make America great again t shirt in there. And then
when she said Well, of course when she says you know, he he
liked girls but it never really worked out but as a reference to
Insell the involuntary celibate
okay, and that was that that meant that all geopier gay
men. Well, there's that and then the third one where she says but
you know, whether this college buddies, and then they show this
show a picture of the torch protest with all those Nazis
Nazis with the torch protest. And then to wind it up by saying
talk to talk to your son about the GOP. Oh, Happy Mother's Day
you asshole. Wow. What a way to abuse mom's very funny. Yeah. It
was. Wouldn't have been it was Fontwell
was funny, but it's also it's what you're witnessing is an
extreme form of genuine bigotry. Yeah. And hate. So you don't
want a two party system in this country? No, of course not. We
don't want that because the GOP is one of those parties and we
hate them. Yeah. Yeah, it's just it's bigoted hate. It's all it
is. I don't know where you're going to do.
Well, the UK get my nation East is doing something about At
least for the stupid slaves there is a proposal now if you
in the UK if you share hate posts online, you if this
passes, you could receive up to six months in jail as judges
recommend harsh punishment for internet trolls who torment
racial religious or sexual minority groups, and they're
even talking about a total of three years in jail if you let
me see the recommendations, which will be subjected to a
three month consultation, which I think goes in now, it comes at
a time of deepening sensitivity to racism online and abuse on
top of long standing concern we see what was something about
three years but it's it you know, it all stems back to the
1986 that hate crime section under the Public Order Act, but
now they really want to put some meat to it. And so if you troll
someone online and you can get six months in jail, it's gonna
be full over there are graded trolling. They're fantastic at
it. Yeah. What they're not good at is the New World Order a
Eurovision Song Contest. Oh, they never I don't think the the
last time they won was I think kisses for me brotherhood of
man. Usually remember that ties to take Great Britain because
Johnny Logan won for Ireland twice. Hmm. Now, the show was
yesterday, John, as you know, I'm a big fan of the show. Oh,
yeah. Very good fan. This is a New World Order exercise to an
extreme, which has only been enhanced by the advent of
Twitter. You can just sit there and watch actually, I couldn't
sit there and watch because I wanted you have to have logo TV
in the United States to watch this. Like logo Okay, then I'll
go to 183 on my AT and T UVerse. Oh, you're not subscribed to
this channel. So I go through I talked to a bot online, which is
clearly a bot. And the bot sets it up doesn't work. I call back
I said your stupid bot didn't set it up. Who is not a bot yet
is shut up. Anyway, well, it should be done in the next 30
minutes. And the show is already starting. And then little do I
know that on YouTube. This thing is in the HD quality they had
Ross the gay guy from who used to be on E. Yeah, he's doing the
notice that a whole gay team, which very camp makes it extra
funny. And before the show started, I had listened to the
songs and I said Cypress is the best song that show when came in
number two. Number one was Israel. And do you recall the
Israel app?
You should have guessed Israel?
I should have guessed it Hold
on. Stop stop stop stop. What's the name of this show again?
The Eurovision Song Contest?
What does Israel have to do with Europe? How
we go through this every single time? Eurovision does not mean
it started with European public broadcasters by white okay. But
anybody can join
can the United States can we yes in our cars over there
if we have a public broadcast system similar to the ones in
the rest of the world? Yes.
We do we get your PBS system public radio brought to you see
PBS
putting on a big pre round talent show to Find the Best
Song yeah, now
I can see it is that they obviously just have decided not
to but I think they would
well we could put well Australia's in rushes in these
aren't European countries, Azerbaijan. Tons of countries
that participate that only
we should our PBS people should get their act together. Because
we
would win. That's why we're not in it because we'd win. We win
every year. Well, maybe we would. If you recall, the last
time Israel won, which is only four years ago. Do you remember
it? Well? Yes, you do. It was the bearded lady.
I thought that person was from my Eastern Europe.
No, I thought and I'm pretty sure he was from Israel.
Oh, I don't know. Okay, we finish up Okay, so
for Cyprus great song. I think the video looked good, which
doesn't really matter for these live performances, but it was
the song it's the Song Contest. It's supposed to be only about
the song.
Yes, both bullcrap. We know that for a fact.
Well, certainly. Then my runner up from a song perspective would
have been the one that one but it was so simple like, Hey boy,
I'm not your toy. Bah bah, bah, bah, boy. That's kind of what
the song is. But you have to see this the whole presentation Her
name is Netta and E TTA. And the title of the song is toy. You
need to look up a do it right now being it being And
not even remotely interested in jobs.
You know, you're such a it's just an asshole American. There
are people in other countries who watch this and care.
Well, I've got bigger donations because of this report. I'll be
a happy camper. Okay, I look up beta beta.
Docker November echo Tango Tango alpha and here's the song and
just imagine her doing this
brown or is neat. Why is it pronounced? Is it Anita?
I think they pronounce it Anita ouch
something wrong with your plate.
She's doing the chickens Look at me. I'm a beautiful creature. I
don't care but you're welcome so she has an outrageous look and
outrageousness second.
And e t o, n
e t t a, just that. Netta. How
not to not to ease two T's? Yeah, I got that.
Okay. Did you find her yet?
Yeah, it's funny, because there's like no mention of this,
this competition at all. The Google
did try being I think they're better here. But the hook is
good. I liked the hook. By the way, the bearded lady was from
Austria. I was wrong. I knew it. So now. But the now you know
that this contest is interesting, because it's
usually geopolitical. And at this moment in time with the
amount of hate towards Israel, the massive amount of hate about
what's going on with Gaza and the Palestinian Palestinians. I
was very surprised that this happened. And I suspect Mossad
To be honest, I think behind some of the voting scandal.
Well, I think you can make an argument the way it could be
based on your thesis. It has to be Mossad who else would be able
to push this through? That'd be some bribery involved.
And the way they do the voting is great, because they have
they've split it up half the vote is from professionals from
each country. And then the other half is televoting. And you
can't vote from your own country. Then you can't spoof
your phone number either. I guess you
you can vote for your own country now. And
you can vote you can't vote for your can't vote from your own
country. You can't Yeah, you can vote for your own country if
you're in that country.
Use a VPN.
Well, I don't know how that works with texting. But it
works. No, I don't think so. I think that is where the numbers
registered. That has nothing to do with a VPN
there's ways around it.
But not with a VPN I don't care what you say. Anyway, I found it
very interesting that that Israel one that although I think
the song was certainly worth it, worthy of it. i
It's catchy was a toe Tapper. Yeah.
It was surprising, very surprising that Israel got the
nod. You know, it's just there's so much hate. Yeah. And you
know, there's a lot of Muslim countries I know it was just it
was very
interesting and they're trying to promote promote world peace
with that thing. Oh,
it's total it's total New World Order. bullcrap.
When you're Yes, of course. Well, while you're talking about
this, I do have the tensions in Israel latest CBS clip talking
discussing the div. Apparently every country in the world
sending their tires to
burn up and does your tires.
And they were a heightened tensions in Israel this weekend
just days before the opening of the new US Embassy in Jerusalem.
Israeli forces today blew up what they said was a Hamas
terror tunnel at the Gaza border. Palestinian protesters
have been fighting with Israeli troops at the border since March
stepdown is in Jerusalem.
The site of the new US Embassy is being readied and signs are
up across Jerusalem thanking President Trump for moving the
embassy thus recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of
Israel. Today, hundreds of Palestinians who've been
protesting the embassy move, marched through the streets of
Gaza, carrying the body of a protester shot by Israeli troops
Friday. He was among an estimated 15,000 demonstrators
some burning tires and hurling rocks at Israeli forces.
Palestinians have also started attaching fire bombs to kites
and flies into Israel. Along the Gaza border Friday, we found
Israelis flying kites in a counter demonstration lay a
golden sun hotter was killed four years ago in a battle with
Hamas. His body was never returned.
This is awful to use children games, kites, you know, and turn
them into bonds.
This is the result of one of those fire kites a crop that has
been destroyed you can see this was a field of wheat and while
the damage was relatively limited here ultimately it is
symbolic after all, this is a fight over land and who it
belongs to.
I love the kite idea that says interest unknown somebody
another thing is you know the thing that should be outlawed
kites Yeah, you okay, find that kite
you're gonna have to be this report taught us nothing we
don't know anything not real and the end it looks like a lot of B
roll I don't know Hey, they do the story just think they are
saying something and they run some B roll about you know a
bunch of guys shaking their fists and screaming and it just
was I don't know I don't get it. I mean they we're not getting
any stories from these networks. They're not telling us anything
behind the scenes we're gonna have to go elsewhere to get in
for actual information
you know I haven't really looked that deeply because it just
every night they have the same story although the kite is a new
zero by the way. Yes. Very similar B roll and then you know
of course they brought down the drone which sounds like a lot
but please I mean it's a little little teeny weeny little teeny
Yeah. With a slingshot though did no agenda weapon of choice.
I will point that out. We do like the slingshots and kites
are now apparently also on the list. I don't know we got our
knights there. We got Jonah. We got to Sir Brian. And you know
they have their Israeli take on it. Which is doesn't bode well
for the Palestinians. We're not we don't have anybody in in the
palace in the Palestine Zoo. We who listens to the show?
Well, we know we do. I think we have a couple. Okay. But we
never get any we get some reports from them. But a lot of
this is like, I'm sure it's almost like, Ah,
I know why. Ah, of course. Okay. So okay. So this stuff, of
course has been ongoing for a long time. It's not probably not
really changed goes in waves up and down. But the difference is
Trump's Jerusalem embassy. That's what that's why has a lot
to do that.
Yep, that's why they're keeping it up. It's got to be something
like that. Why else they have no story. There's no story skinny,
and it's the same story over and over. It's the same thing.
They showed some B roll of bunch of guys protesting and candy
they described as they're carrying a dead Palestinian in
protest of the Jerusalem move of the embassy and I did this bold
crap. This is not the right. It's just mixing and matching
clips. You know, just for their agenda. Yeah.
Yeah. Because you're right. There's no There's no story.
It's the same story burning tires shot down a drone
slingshots. Add the kites, nice touch.
Appreciate that. Yeah. And it burned a field, but they never
get into the background of it again. That you know, just I
don't know. That's all I can think of is that don't really
care. In the meantime, hundreds of 1000s of homeless eating from
garbage cans in America
and pooping on the streets in San Francisco. And then
there's nothing better when you're pooping on the streets in
San Francisco. Although it happened earlier this week. I
did find this report to be somewhat comprehensive of the
New York met Illuminati meeting
Archangels Joan of Arc and a pope. The 2018 Met Gala brought
out the world's biggest stars, and some of the biggest hats
part of this year's Catholic themed costume ball in New York,
where celebrities donned the jewels, crosses and heavenly
gowns on the red carpet. Rihanna resurrected the gala with a holy
ensemble, including a jewel encrusted miter and priestly
cape
to look just like the Pope. Kinda.
Katy Perry you wowed and six foot high wings and Sarah
Jessica Parker wore nativity scene headpiece.
You should see this thing is a hat on her head and inside the
hat is a Nativity scene. This is the ultimate the ultimate
elitism in my book,
but among the saints are always the sinners. stars like Nicki
Minaj channeled a more devilish side, choosing to wear red,
while other outfits fell flat. Scarlett Johansson and Miley
Cyrus didn't appear to get the memo both just wearing simple
dresses oh
they didn't get the memo
he just simple stupid dress the Internet to make fun of
Christianity
notation only event what reportedly cost $30,000 to
attend is a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and
marks the opening of the museum's annual fashion
exhibition. This year's exhibit shows how fashion and
Catholicism collide, and features 50, vestments and other
religious items direct from the Vatican. But not everyone was
happy with the years controversial theme, with some
on social media saying, quote, My religion is not your costume.
If I had 30 grand, which we could have easily done an Ico
for, I would have shown up in a burqa to celebrate my faith and
fashion. I don't understand how this can be okay.
It's not your market. You're mocking someone's casting.
You're mocking someone's religion to true I mean, inside
the exhibit. It's actually there's some beautiful pieces
there. And they show some beyond Vatican fashion which is, you
know, kind of feminine. But there it is. And there's some
great pieces if you're into that. I did watch phantom thread
the other night so no, I'm totally into it. But to mock
that, to me, it's mocking put a
name to that woman talking about John McCain.
Cab. They don't see it in the news media doesn't see it. And I
guess the church was was okay with it. Well, you there were
some church dudes there.
Yeah, I'm sure there were.
Yeah. And I love that Nicki Minaj came as the devil points
for her. points for Nicki Minaj.
The whole thing sounds very, very unhealthy. culty very
culty. Multi CultI. Yeah. Now it was it was just a frightening
thing. i My mouth was aghast. What? Nothing? What was the gym?
That didn't comment? The multicolored one you'll hear
when you hear the show over again looking for this? The
Maltese. Okay. This was more than one called so as multi
CultI
Yes, I got it. But when you call out your jokes how good they
are. They're not that good. Oh, you're getting
me features. I did that to you? Correct. I see what you're
doing. Yes. Huh. Well, that's disgusting. Let's just be
honest,
I thought so too. But no one else saw it that way. That is
not at all. Not in the media's.
No, no, they're screwed up. Let's face reality. That's what
our show is all about is the fact that the media is screwed
up. Yeah, by the way, we did mention San Francisco. I do have
to say we have to play the San Francisco clip because I did
keep things up to date.
Now, he does tell us that he offered to keep the property
open on the same terms as Robin Rona.
Sorry, Danfoss starts off the San Francisco. Okay, who played
Vinod later, all right.
You got to say it again. Because Skype was not cooperating. The
word
San Francisco's read the beginning of the clip. Yeah, San
Francisco homeless can
now crop at Starbucks. Yeah,
he's not what I played. No, you were playing to Vinod Khosla
clip.
Oh, I'm sorry. I got my mistake. No,
he does tell us that he offered to keep the property open on the
same terms as the previous
to San Francisco homeless can now crap at Starbucks. That's
the clip
played the Vinod Khosla clip.
I thought you wanted to San Francisco clip? No,
I just want to see if the clips got mixed up.
I gotcha.
He's a hero to would be founders and entrepreneurs posing for
fun.
So which one do you want me to play?
Both the wrong clip. I'm just gonna have to explain the clip
because they got parently. I clicked there. I gave the clip.
They didn't know what happened. Whatever happened. It would have
been nice to use the clip. That's the story about Starbucks
in the Oh, the whole country because of that one incident.
Yes, Starbucks is going to open all his bathrooms. You won't
need a key you can just go in there. And that means every
Starbucks in San Francisco is going to be camped by homeless.
Pooping Yeah. Well, he's not pooping on the street. That's
that's my next trip to Starbucks. I would be
that will not last very long. I guarantee you. That's that's
gonna be a huge problem for Starbucks. And I don't think
that it's it's all virtue signaling, John. It's not really
real.
No, it's totally virtue signaling. Yeah. But
see what happens. It would have been better with the clip. I
agree. Yeah, would have been better than me yakking away but
let's stay in California for a moment with Sacramento clip
fail, fail Cleal here's West Sacramento, and they've got a
new program. That should feel good to everybody.
When the city of West Sacramento suffered a wave of mailbox
thefts. Last November. Many people complained on social
media and West sac was watching
that is a little creepy for the city to be watching but we post
city leaders
were alerted to the community Concerns buy a new high tech
computer program.
The thing that people were talking about the most mailbox
that's, that's something that we might not have noticed just by
waiting for people to come to City Hall.
Now from viral posts about potholes to a new pizzeria West
sac leaders are notified using an algorithm called Zen city and
the
city is to see the big picture.
So how does it work? Because
density basically spiders through publicly available
social media posts and uses artificial intelligence to
Spider through it and say, Okay, what are the what are people
talking about? What are the key words? What are the key themes?
What are the key topics that's called
artificial intelligence by the way to Spider through something
and grep out? Key words are to fit AI baby machine learning,
deep learning, reinforcement crock reinforced learning is the
new term I hear reinforced learning,
and then people negative, positive about it, and then
gives us feedback about the sentiment of the community it
was Sacramento leaders get a report generated each month. So
what are they looking for in January concerns peeked over the
closure of a Safeway store and the murder of two sisters killed
by their father. In March, a shooting threat at River City
High School generated negative posts over the lack of updates
from police and school staff.
Notice the negative posts I think that's pretty much the
only intent they they can use. We know that that stuff kind of
works from our Pendergrast guy here in Austin, who'd also did
the performative you can find out if the post is positive or
negative. But to say that's a I'm a little skeptical.
The ACLU worries about the potential misuse of the
technology. And we've seen it before Facebook began as a
social engagement tool that quickly and widely engage the
public. But the recent reveal that Facebook's business model
exposed user data has been troublesome for users even
though the exposure was not planned.
Our ultimate goal is to hear the signal the citizens are already
sending.
Yeah, I understand. This is interesting outfit, you can take
a look at it the what is it called? I forgot the name
already. Now I have this this outfit that scrubs in city there
you go. It's a product. It's not an It's Zen City is the name of
the company. It's not not the algo itself, if you can speak of
an algo but there's an L with it. But but of course I think
that they, you know, they say yeah, we're scraping it publicly
accessible, but to me, I think they probably have access to the
firehose over Twitter, and they've got some kind of API
access to the face bag stuff. Maybe.
Well, does he this sounds like a crock?
Well, there's something else that is coming up for local
policing. And this is brought to you by axon. The company's
former name was Taser Inc. And they have supplied find device
to law enforcement, certainly in the United States of Gitmo
nation, the Taser and they also supply body cams and they have
yet another idea. This is from NPR serious conversation
action, formerly known as Taser International, makes tasers and
body cameras for police departments and in the near
future. body cams may be equipped with facial recognition
software
that is cross over to the side when he talks
I shrink show Did you hear what he shattered just talking over?
I talked to her she got back you're gonna back. Shut
apartments
and in the near future, body cams may be equipped with facial
recognition software. The company has created a new ethics
board to consider some of the implications of this software,
and the emerging use of artificial intelligence and
local police don't have to tell you, Mr. Smith, you announced
your ethics board and a group of more than 40 civil rights and
text groups wrote you a letter in which they said you should
never develop real time facial recognition through police body
cameras because they say the risks of of MIS identification
are two high, innocent people could be pursued by the police
sometimes suffer fatal consequences. How do you respond
to that?
Well, we agree philosophically with the issues that were
raised. But I think it's counterproductive to say that a
technology is unethical and should never be developed. I
think what we need to do is take a look at how this technology
could evolve. What are the risks that basically today an
individual officer might have to make life or death decisions
based only on their own perceptions and prejudices? Do
we think that computers getting information to those officers
that can help them make better decisions would move the world
in the right direction?
I love this. So the vision I got in my mind when I heard this bit
is the cop has is pointing the gun. Things like stop and then
in his ears like safe target safe target to not shoot or
shoot.
Shoot him cold read this Robocop
Robocop, it's Minority Report?
I think so. The answer is unequivocally yes, that could
happen. The technology
is especially faulty when it comes to seeing the differences
in darker faces.
That's the best part that
will listen to it again, especially faulty when it comes
to seeing the differences in darker faces
is a known fact. Yes, of
course. No, no, that's not true.
I think that has to do with the types of training datasets that
have been used historically. Certainly, those are one of the
issues that before we developed anything to be deployed in the
field,
what we do know from facial recognition as you can detect
gaze. So Shoot, shoot,
we will take a very hard look at that you can imagine many
benefits. I think one example we could look back is DNA
technology. You know, when DNA was first being introduced,
there was much concern about false positives and false
matches. And yet ultimately, I think DNA technology has done
more than any other key technology and exonerating
people that were wrong. I think we'll see other biometrics,
including facial recognition technology that properly
deployed with the right oversight over the coming
decades, could ultimately reduce prejudice in policing, and help
catch dangerous people that we all agree we don't want out in
our communities, and do it in a way that dissimilar at the same
time, respects police transparency and rights of
privacy of the average citizen. What could possibly go wrong?
Yeah, this will happen is a
disaster waiting to happen.
This Yeah, this will, you know, there was I tried to see if I
can make a package for the show. And that really didn't work
because you need the visuals. There was a there was a lady who
had just dropped her daughter off at college, I think she was
driving back to the south, she's black, and cop pulls her over
for speeding 70 and a 55. And he gives her ticket. And then she
hops on face bag with the live video. And she's crying, you
know, racist cop just threatened to pull me out of my car. And
all they just know, like, I can't believe this is what I
have to deal with every day. And this built up on the social
nets. And the cops in this town. I forget where it was. They
said, Well, why don't we just released the body cameras. So
they released the entire body camera in full. And it could not
have been polar opposite to what this woman said had happened to
her. The cop was courteous, although I will give him massive
down points when she said they came down to him saying, okay,
you know, this is not an admission of guilt. But you have
to sign the ticket and I'm not signing the ticket. Now you have
to sign the ticket. And then he read his little spiel, again,
not an admission of guilt, except the you can find it you
can prepay if you want, you know, the typical standard
stuff. And he said, but he said, he said, Well, I'm not gonna do
as well as you don't do that. I'm going to get you out of the
car, I'm going to have to arrest you. I'm going to you know, your
car is going to be impounded. The way he said that I agree was
a little aggressive. He didn't say it in an aggressive manner.
It was very polite, but he could have explained a little with a
little more room, it would have freaked me out too. Honestly,
like, dude, you've really starting to arrest me. But what
I now am coming to see is that her experience her reality, her
truth was exactly what she felt. She felt that he was going to
pull her out. She felt that he was racist. You can't take that
away from her. And it's very troubling, because when you see
these two piece and they're like, 15 minutes each, that's
why I couldn't cut anything out of it. If you see these two
pieces next to each other, you can objectively see what
happened. You know, the cop was like, here we go. And she was
like, Oh, he's racist, and she's crying and she was incredibly
upset. But it is the dimension split that we that we've been
talking about for over. I don't know how long two years now a
year at least he says,
Yeah, two years. Yeah, two years, at least.
So it's very, very troubling. Moreover, that people who saw
this like, wow, this is what they all do the blacks to know
this is her actual reality. And we need to start understanding
that truth is not a single thing. It's no there's not
always
a fact check. True or False. Kellyanne Conway said once
alternative facts, I know alternative facts and she got
railed raked over the coals.
Yes. Well, note, I didn't use the alternative facts, argument.
But it was just like, wow, you know, it's very troubling,
because, and thank you, that is the media. The media has built
this up, built us up, we got nothing but racist cops. And you
know, I'm not worried about the racism. We're worried about the
technology, the body cams and the facial recognition, all this
stuff. That's where the problems are coming. Now, we are woefully
under informed by all of this, about all of this. And again,
thanks to the media and I have an example it when face bag came
out, everyone's like, this is great. It's fantastic. We love
it. Yeah, you give up some information. We were completely
we were not well informed, although the information about
what face bag and other social nets are doing has been known
and very well understood, but not communicated to people
because the journalists are tech horny bitches. And here we have
from Reuters. The reporter is, is reporting on Google IO. She's
at Google IO. And she's reporting on how great Google
is. And then she just throws in these AI machine learning algo
things like it's nothing. And again, we're being completely
under informed about what this really is. Artificial
Intelligence may once have been the domain of an elite few. But
new AI and machine learning platforms mean it's no longer
something confined to r&d labs, and garage based startups meet
Shazam. medi, this 18 year old senior in high school who got to
see in geometry created a smartphone app for a science
project at school that can detect if a plant is sick.
I always had the impression that people who were into computer
science had to be math geniuses, or you know, have been doing it
for a really long time.
To me, this is maybe unintentional, but this is
normalizing humanizing AI, and algos and all the stuff that
Google does normalize. Oh, look, it's a little girl, little girl
can
do it. You got to see in geology, so she's not that
bright, not that bright, and she can do it. And she's helping the
plants grow. And so I never thought I could do it. But I
came across this YouTube video that was how to use TensorFlow
and five minutes.
TensorFlow is Google's machine learning platform, and it's open
to the public to use shout out, watched several tutorials,
taught herself some basic code, and two months later had this
app. I'm gonna use chainline. Haley at Google's developer
conference in Mountain View, California. artificial
intelligence and machine learning are increasingly the
backbone of everything, from self driving cars to Gmail to
google assistant, and TensorFlow is behind it.
Oh, it's the backbone of everything. That's what it is.
Google says by making machine learning more accessible. It's
democratizing AI. But some AI specialists say there's huge
competition among the tech giants. To get developers to use
their specific machine learning platforms the thinking is, the
bigger the community the better the chance that platform sets
the standard. As for Shazam, she's heading to University of
Georgia this fall and plans to study computer science there
it is. She's not gonna get very far if she gets a C in geometry.
I don't think you need that for AI is magical shit, man. You
don't need
that by the way. Let's start with the premise that AI is
bullcrap.
Thank you it's skip logic as far as I'm concerned.
skip logic is would be by these people's standards would be a
form of AI
that's all I'm seeing right now. I'm just seeing skip logic you
know scripts like if then go to yeah
if then if then if then infinite if then it doesn't mean it's
thinking
math magical shit well, I believe that AI is
and the reporting on this stuff is dreadful. We'll go to the
gate of course the Google guys that keep everybody out who
might be critical. Yeah,
I like you. Like you. Where's your invite?
I don't get invited anymore. They stopped but this way it is
what are you going to do is this is all controlled guy. Remember?
I would do the same thing be honest, to be honest about it.
Right? You want some? Some Debbie downers going in there
and saying this is bullcrap. But they're doing no good.
No, it's not. I'm sorry. Table moving down.
There it was moving up moving down into tables Singapore
Airport. Now also considering using facial recognition systems
to find late passengers so I'll just be walking around scanning
your face to see if you're there. You're late for your
flight. What happens to the I love I love the old way which is
like Mr. Curry you we are ready for you boarded a plane
everyone's on board if you don't board immediately we'll be
forced to take your luggage off the plane. That was a nice way
to do and you go oh crap, I can't believe it you run now
you're gonna be assaulted.
I think there's funnier.
Yeah, certainly more interesting.
And it's more the way the I could imagine it being done in
Singapore, which is where they're probably going to have
the meeting with Kim Jong
India. But in 12 days the GDR GD RP goes into effect in EU the
general day mind. Yeah, the general data protection
regulation, in short, is something I don't believe these
guys why No, they don't like it. I don't know if they can
actually perform their services without it. The idea behind it
is twofold. One, you should be able to, well, they already kind
of have the delete anything if I want rule. So if I was like,
Look, I don't want any of my data on your server, you have to
go and delete it all, which is not a process that's published
anywhere easily defined, like, Oh, this is how I do it. No,
certainly not for every organization or company. data
has to be if the data is stored anywhere in the EU on servers,
there's all kinds of privacy regulations, which are
reasonably good. The big thing though, is and I don't know how
they're ever going to police this. It is not allowed for a
service, an online service to grab more data than it needs for
you to use the service. So that's very subjective.
Certainly when it comes to face bag, so data that you give or
Dana, that data that you technically generate, there's
questions whether that is something they need to perform
the service for you they needed to perform the service for
themselves for sure. So I don't know how they're going to police
it I think we'll see you know, billion euro fines which will
just be cost of doing business to these Jabra Ionis. But may
25, is when is when that all kicks off, and it should solve
everything. So So we're so we're reliably informed. This
lab a little off the wall clip for you, right? From people from
PBS. Seizing, here's a clip I have here and Yugi you have to
tell me what you think irks me about this clip. Alright, okay.
Let me find the clip. promotion or motion of K on cake promotion
on KQED. There's our education, real estate division of a movie,
dislike working with I don't want anything to do with a
leopard to trade leppard who played baby? You provide the
popcorn the couch and the TV will provide great movies like
Bringing Up Baby zany Howard Hawks rom com Saturday night at
eight
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leopard to train leopard who played baby? You provide the
popcorn the couch and the TV will provide great movies like
Bringing Up Baby. zany Howard Hawks rom com Saturday night at
eight
G What irks you about that particular clip? Man you got
time on your hands?
You jumps right out and you're not hearing it now. It's really
bad don't say it. Wow. I'm a little distracted by technical
things so I'm going to really try and an empty my mind for a
moment and focus. Okay, let's try it again.
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leopard to trade leopard who played baby? You provide the
popcorn the couch and the TV will provide great movies like
Bringing Up Baby zany Howard Hawks rom com Saturday
well I can only imagine it would be the zany Howard Hawks rom com
rom com
it's okay yes.
Rom Com
I'm so sorry. Bro.
I see you in the fam good to stay and watch the rom com
tonight like a learn to speak English um KQED and I'm stupid
You're right. That is not a good sign for the educational PBS
broadcaster to be to be doing this kind of thing. Bringing in
the abbrev but you know it's how the kids talk language changes.
Yo Yo rom com.
Rom Com. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage
saying the morning to you John. See you in the scene stands for
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listeners like me. Now we've tried to establish who this guy
is he you know, I think he's Saudi intelligence personal.
Saudi intelligence no less. I like that idea.
But he's a he's a no, he's a Muslim.
But why why would you be trying to out him on the show?
Well, maybe he could work for Ron for all I know. I mean, or
he could work for the CIA. I don't know what he does. But he
seems to be going to Loris LeBeau via quite a bit. No.
Okay. Well, that is I'm back from Lois LeBeau via notice a
significant significant battery drain as I read, as I re entered
the grid, he could be also worked for an oil company. It
could be as a sociologist, or it could be a professor
and he could be from Breck tow.
He could be from the you. It could be from anywhere. As I
reentered the grid. So he's traveling he just got back and
he noticed even with no Google Apple or Facebook accounts, it
seems seen every little bit of information was refreshed from
my from my digital footprint. And we may try to use moccasins
and leave small footprints, but Bigfoot may be a more fitting
description if we can only be as elusive as Bigfoot. So it
bothers him. Yeah, that, that he walks into the country. On his
his phone
starts overheating and draining draining.
Which is if you remember at all show where JC was working in the
city. And Obama was coming to town, staying at the hotel
across from his business, place of business. And he says
everybody's phone went dead. They just drain drain
the battery. Yeah. Well, you know, if you indeed his Saudi
intelligence is coming in, they're like, Oh, there he is.
There's our Serrana miss, flip it on boys. Let's see what he
did over there.
Well, I'm sure he's so careful that I like it says he doesn't
get any of these accounts on his phone. He just uses Let me guess
he uses it to make calls.
Yeah. Well, then he should throw away the smartphone and get
himself a Nokia II 71.
Now, I think he went to China. Ah, because he says Adam, why I
didn't see any belts. I did have a brief tires on the road
experience. And if all the OB Oh, our roads are constructed
like the one I experienced, Central and Huawei says it
central and western China will have a great trade access over
time. So he's driving around, he's there and he's noticing
what I noticed when I go over there, no pod been there for a
while. It's like holy, no potholes. Exactly. John, you
would be envious of the roads being built through some of the
godforsaken places, a modern day Great Wall of China engineering
feat. Yeah. And there you have it, that summarizes that whole
thing right there compared to what we have here in the US
interstate system, highway 80. Filled with potholes and
chuckles And we're taxed to death in California. They can't
fix the roads, they can't do anything. They're jacking up the
price for gasoline to make it higher than usual than any other
state. We're paying at least a buck a gallon more than
everybody else. And it's just a lot of corruption stealing the
money. There's got to be less corruption in China.
I never know when to start.
There's got to be less corruption in China than there
is in California.
Well, that may be true. But anyway, so he's back. Well,
we're happy to have him back. Happy to have him back safe.
Well, I let me finish. John, I sent a rather long email to Adam
so you won't have to read it. It was a comment about my
perspective on touting my long years as a leader but probably
too long to read on the show so he's got to use a Boy Scout
troop
but he is an Eagle Scout
another one yep you know wishing peace and happiness to all
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karma when does Ramadan start? May 16 Because I'll tell you the
thing to do is now in in Holland, I used to do that when
we actually were living in Belgium when Ramadan was on a
drive up to Breda, which was in the Netherlands and I go to the
Purple Rain coffee shop, but I go there just around sunset
because the guys who work there, they would have tons of gas
stove set up and all kinds of things already because the
minute the minute the sun was down, that's when they really
start to go insane with their cooking and some fantastic food.
Really, really good. I don't know where we could do that in
the US. They can cook for sure. All right, back to the engine.
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We did this. We already I'm going to read it because I
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he wanted us to read on Mother's Day, which is today and knowing
the mentality of the occult people. This is for some
superstitious reason.
Right. He didn't do it on the on Mother's Day itself or no, we
read it last show. came in we knew it when it comes in. Okay.
Anyway, he says happy but this is a cult fan also known as just
as a cold fan here. Okay, well, he knows who he is a cold
fantage Yeah. As brief mentioned, I go by Nathan Lee
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Was a interesting story. I think this was NPR about the pill mill
doctors and the you know, these doctors who were really I think
are largely responsible for the opioid crisis, or certainly
didn't help. By getting people hooked on pills and giving away
too many pills. You know, Kanye West will be a fine example of
that. Yep. And actually, this is a holdover from the last show.
And this is about kickbacks and how they work and I just thought
there's an interesting story. To share.
Last fall, something pretty remarkable happened to a
pharmaceutical company that makes opioids the company's
founder was arrested and charged with racketeering funny, I
never heard this. Do you ever hear the story?
Ever? No. Why would I hear this story? It's an important story,
but it has it's about drugs and pharmaceuticals and
pharmaceutical companies. So what mainstream media outlets
gonna push a story like this?
Yeah, the only one doing it as NPR did I guess they don't have
sponsorships by drug companies, companies,
along with several other executives. I'm talking about
John Kapoor and his company insists insist makes a
painkiller called SubSys, which contains fentanyl. Now,
according to federal prosecutors, the company
allegedly gave kickbacks to doctors who wrote SubSys
prescriptions by having them participate in a speaker's
program. We know that, you know pharma companies market to
doctors, but this is different. Tell me how
that's bigger program is a pretty widely used tool in the
industry. It involves the drug companies hiring doctors to give
talks about the benefit of the product to other doctors, the
way Insys used, it was as a tool, essentially, to bribe
doctors to prescribe. You dole out the speaker fees. You expect
prescriptions in return. If you don't get them, you dropped the
doctor from the program. At least if you listen to
prosecutors, this is what happened. How much money are we
talking about here? The top 10 speakers each made over $200,000
from the program. Wow.
Why target doctors in this way.
Drug companies are not permitted to promote their product, quote,
off label which means for unapproved uses, but doctors are
permitted to write drugs off label. So if you can find
doctors who are willing to be liberal with opioids, or with
any drug
to say, Yes, this is a cancer drug, but I'm gonna give it to
you for back pain or whatever.
Exactly. You know, which, by the way, is a common practice, it's
legal. But with opioids, you know, you have doctors who are
plainly unethical, they kill mill doctors, essentially. And
they become a kind of asset to the drug company, if they can
find somebody like that, that there's not a lot stopping them
from aggressively marketing the drug. I think it is a widely
used practice. So this is not out of the clear blue sky. But
insists was just a little bit more crude about it. I think you
could say they not only you know, there was the Speaker
program money, but there was more than that. They hired the
relatives of doctors, which prosecutors will tell you as a
form of kickback. Yeah, they hired the girlfriends, they
hired romantic crushes. It was really this attempt to insinuate
themselves into the lives of the top prescribers. And it seems to
have worked.
Yeah, Trump should be talking about this. This is outrageous.
Not totally.
And the more outrageous you don't hear this story. I had no
idea this took place.
Of course not. Why would you hear it? Um,
we went through that, but it's, you know, at a certain point,
even Tucker Carlson didn't do the story as far as I know. And
he's
he might, you know, know me maybe, but I doubt it. Why would
he?
Why he's done stuff like this before about SSRIs
Yeah, I think somebody shut him up. He hasn't done it for a
while when I'm figuring out. Damn, well. So there you go.
That's uh I was explaining to the keeper last night. Our
economy runs on drugs legal and
I'm surprised trump your Trump might go after this this thing
and talk about because he's but he's already gone after the
prescription drug prices. Yeah. And I think even though it
sounds, I don't know, if he's doing the right kind of job. I
think this is just a threat. Because he knows that the
mainstream media outlets rely on these drug companies and their
high priced drugs. Right. So keep them in business. So this
is a way of attacking the media. Ah,
yes. But it didn't do much did I thought it did. You know, I was
watching the markets and you know, this announcement came and
it was kind of like, whatever. No one seemed to care.
Well, the analysis of the from the market perspective was that
oh, this is bad. And so then all the stocks did drop. And then
they started looking at what the proposal was they said, Hey,
this guy this is not gonna have any teeth don't worry about it
went back up. So yeah, that's that was the basic theory.
But this pill mill thing I mean, that's, that's gotta be going on
with other companies.
Me Well, that goes on. You have this story, which is the CBD
story. Oh, hold on. I
was just elsewhere. Okay, CBD.
It's rich in a cannabis compound called CBD. CBD won't get you
high. And while it's legal to use and sell in California, a
panel of judges for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals just
sided with the DEA. The DEA maintains CBD is a schedule one
controlled substance, a dangerous drug with no known
medical benefit and a high potential for abuse just like
heroin. Jennifer kobish of San Jose CBD changed my son's life
as an infant Zach was diagnosed with a dangerous form of
epilepsy. The doctors said he'd never walk or talk he would not
survive. Zach's now five years old,
he's walking, he's talking and we don't have seizures really
anymore. And
your burdens at Echo. You know, this is actually did something
just hit me and I was keeping the segment for maybe after the
next after the evening. II block. It hit me that where is
the leader foundation and all of this. Where's the where are
those guys writing storylines that go against opioid abuse,
and tell people about the real dangers
or they're too busy finding anti Trump storylines.
Well, they interestingly, I had a look at what they're doing the
other day. AL Yes. Worth it. Yeah. Well, they have a website.
And which I didn't even really know I guess. Well, you know,
they're part of the USC Annenberg, Norman Lear Center,
and they are actually the Hollywood Health and Society,
group or subgroup. And there's a whole bunch of stuff that we
never had before, which I want to share. They have a one pager,
get the facts fast free our services. So this is what they
provide to Hollywood. Quick question. We provide quick
answers. We understand your timelines and get you the
information you need. Our staff is experienced in TV, film
production, as well as public health science and medicine.
We've got consultants, our extensive database of experts
can answer questions and offer perspective with specialists in
science, medicine, health care, national security, and more.
Notice science, medicine, health care, none of that. And I've
seen no storylines about this. They've got briefings, panels on
location aired storylines. I got a couple of ABC shows.
Here. I'm a throw this out with maybe somebody could get this to
them because then they would do storylines. With what I'm going
to say. Think of it this way. Trump and Jeff Sessions are dead
set against the legalization of marijuana in any way, shape, or
form. You can run a storyline showing that how a CBD is saving
some poor people and there's way too much evidence that CBD does
what they say about the epileptics and then showed you
can show Trump and sessions as to evil men preventing this from
happening because they hate kids.
Well, I do have two clips to play to tell you what they're
really how they really think and my conclusion I can tell you up
front. These are just mainly frustrated writers who think
they know much better and should be writing all the shows and the
stupid people don't know what they're doing. Thank God. We're
here to show truth. In fact, that's pretty much my takeaway.
shows we've worked with though we've never had this list
previously. Oh, so I've not so so again the the Lear foundation
or in this case the Hollywood Health and Society part of the
Norman Lear Center at you in a University of Southern
California they put in storylines mainly climate change
has been their their big driver and they help and they consult
with writers to come up with storylines that are true and and
perfect very much like the clip you played on the last show
where of course you know if someone's a terrorist it's got
to be a white Christian guy because that's what they do. So
here's some of the shows that they have provided their writing
services for all my children black box Body of Proof Boston
Legal brothers and sisters Castle Desperate Housewives
Extreme Makeover weight loss General Hospital George Lopez
gray anatomy How to Get Away with Murder invasion Lucky Seven
invasion was not the one with the you played the clip from
he was ransom okay lucky said by the way before he continue
because you mentioned all my children when did that go off
the air they've been doing it this that long? Seriously? Yeah,
that thing? Yeah,
Lucky Seven mistress Nashville ocean mysteries October Ray
erode one life to live the practice Pretty Little Liars
private practice revenge rookie blue six degrees the unusual as
the whisperers. The agency As the World Turns Babylon fields
Battle Creek the Bold and the Beautiful Kane close to home
clubhouse, CSI CSI Miami CSI New York the defenders the district
Dr. Vegas elementary family law Flashpoint Ghost Whisperer The
Good Wife Guiding Light Hawaii Five o hostages Jericho judging
Amy madam secretary NCIS NCIS Los Angeles
it was elementary that I had the clip from ah and you just
mentioned
it elementary yep it's on the list. Yeah. Stalker without a
trace the young and the restless 60 minutes the Surgeon General
Chicago Fire crossing Jordan Days of Our Lives do do no harm
er the firm Harry's law heroes iron side Las Vegas Law and
Order Law and Order CI Law and Order Criminal Intent Law and
Order SVU the night shift medium passions the office parenthood
scrubs state of affairs in the list I could read on for another
20 minutes Breaking Bad madman Army Wives devious mind strong
medicine Royal Pains the big see Dexter homeland. Meadowlands is
a scandal now kind of it's a political operation getting
their their their fingers into the pot all these different pies
it's a scandal. Let me just read you there from their about page.
Here we go. Hollywood Health and Society is a program the USC
Annenberg Norman Lear Center provides entertainment industry
professionals with accurate and timely information for
storylines on health, safety and national security. with generous
support from funders past and present that include Centers for
Disease Control Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the SCAN
Foundation n square the California Health Care
Foundation Open Society Foundations Hello George, the
Southern California clinical and translational Translational
Science Institute the California Endowment, the Bar Foundation
National Cancer Institute, the Grantham foundation climate
works Skald Global Threats Fund. That's Jeff Skoll and the Al
Gore, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
HHS recognizes the profound impact that entertainment media
have on internal individual knowledge and behavior in
partnership with our funding agencies. That's nice in
partnership with our funding agencies, we offer resources,
including GES decided to offer it's a two way street. When you
say that in partnership with our funding agencies, we offer
several resources. So that's not just because that means they're
doing something with these funding agencies, which is not
just taking money or my MS rate or my reading too much.
Oh no, they're working together.
We offer several resources including quick facts, briefings
and consultations with experts case examples panel discussions
about timely health issues and quarterly newsletter with health
updates called reel to reel and expanding list of tip sheets
written specifically for writers and producers tip sheets
available here.
The broad range of I'm going to download those tip sheets or the
tip sheets or
dyno the broad range of topics include influenza, hello, flu
shot toxic mold,
smallpox cancer, black mold stories that came in went
Yep, cancer, autism, motor vehicle crashes, obesity,
adolescent health issues, antibiotic resistance, clinical
trials and much more. Nothing about opioids strangely, but
let's listen to them talking about just and just listen to
this. I don't know who these jabroni czar, but they're doing
a little panel and they're just They just think it's all wrong
and they know so much better. This is
I'm a very big fan of the Book World War Z by Max Brooks is the
biggest enemy of the film world wars eat the Brad Pitt movie.
And it's not just because it was derivative and none of that that
message of the book, this is not a spoiler, because it's an oral
history of the zombie apocalypse. The message of the
book is that when you have a giant problem, the only way you
solve it is by getting serious about the nature of the problem,
collective action, no heroes, nobody's going to come there is
no Calvary, it's a diffuse, sort of everybody has to adapt to the
situation in their own way. The message of the movie is Brad
Pitt has a hero who will find the answer. And within five
minutes, the whole world is fixed of him finding the answer.
And that's exactly those latter narratives dominate our
discussion of disaster movies and alien movies. And they are
totally wrong. That is not our history has ever worked.
Do you get an idea of how these people think you get an idea of
what they're all about?
Yeah, they're communist.
It's much more of the other model. And so my question is, is
it aside from World War Z, which I got to meet Max Brooks? No, I
was very nice person, I appreciate it a lot. But like,
can you make a movie like the book and not like the Brad Pitt?
Or is it just impossible in Hollywood? I don't know. Well,
I mean, that's, that's really a great question. Actually.
It's not a great question. It's,
it's a complicated answer, and that there are a lot of forces
at play when you're when you're making your film. And you could
certainly write a script that would do that. Your question is,
would someone invest $150 million to $200 million to make
that a reality? And where's the part where I cut the blue wire?
Well, I think that look, that's the sort of you're too far off
topic. But we're at a place now, where there is such risk
aversion on the part of studios who make these big films, right,
anyone can make a small film that's nuanced like that. But
it's gonna have a cap as to how many people are exposed to it.
So if you're talking about big action movies, that, to me the
way it gets there. And World Wars is an interesting example,
because that book was popular, but it wasn't the Hunger Games.
And so I think that there is now such a reliance on source
material as sort of a way to lower the risk so that people
are at least familiar with the title, there's a good chance, at
least a certain number of people will show up when that movie
opens, if there was source material that was so popular,
but also was playing by those rules, the real rules that the
audience for instance, if Hunger Games had done that, there would
have been a revolt if you veer too far from the book. And
that's the way it would probably get to the finish line. World
War Z. Again, it's a bit niche. It's like, we like it, right?
But it's not. And I, at first, if I should say full disclosure,
I'm completely complicit in participating in those kinds of
movies. You want to try to do things off the beaten path, and
to make them feel as grounded and as useful as possible. But
there are so many factors at play, I think it's, again, it's
going to need to be Trojan horse in and the way it's going to
happen is through source material that has such
popularity, that it would be sacrilege to change it.
So the idea is we have to Trojan horse, all these ideas in mind.
Yeah, that's what these guys are, like. Yeah, these guys are
douchebags, the I love are politically oriented. It
actually entertainment oriented, these are not the kind of people
you want to hire, if you're in Hollywood, they don't care about
entertainment value, what the public might enjoy, they want to
they got this messages, and they gotta sneak these messages in on
the Trojan horse. So they're all that's all they're about. You
cannot trust people like that. And
also, I think this is a very, the way the organization is set
up with these panels and experts. I mean, it really
invites all kinds of funny business. For instance, let's
say I worked at a cybersecurity couplets and antivirus company,
and I wanted to plan my advertising. Why wouldn't I go
to the Lear Foundation, Hollywood Health and Society and
talk about how incredibly scary everything is and get people to
use my product. Because that'll be written into stories. They'll
no one's
good marketing. To me, here is
Eric Chien from Symantec. People don't think it matters. And he's
there at the institute.
They say look, I have this computer and I'm gonna do
anything important. I don't care what's on it. Or I just got this
latest router to you know, from my home and you know, I don't
really pay attention to it. Who's spying on me? What do I
care what people don't realize is those devices are being
infected and being used and harness to conduct attacks on
other people. The internet in the US went down a couple of
months ago, Facebook was down Instagram was down Amazon was
down Netflix was down. And that was because people had these
routers in their home that remained unpatched, they didn't
keep them up to date. And of course, they individually their
router. You know, they didn't care about that. But they cared
when the internet went down and didn't realize it was their
device that was conducting an attack on a third party. So it
requires everyone to be a good citizen in order to protect the
computing infrastructure and internet
that we have. Wait a minute, are you telling me that home routers
during that outage, it was a bunch of home routers that
weren't patched? That's what this guy is saying? Well, the
next day it was the same home routers that weren't patched
when's the last time anyone patches? I mean, I do mine once
in a while, but it's not that often. But this sounds like
nonsense. So let's
look at that. Just to wrap this up. Let's look at the spring
reel to reel newsletter. And that is RT e a l two r e l get
it I get it. Yeah. So maybe we'll see these stories popping
up because I think that this is how it would work. So they have
a story here stigma of lack of health care put 13 to 24 year
olds at HIV risk. So young kids 18 Which is what jot this down
troll room. So many populations are affected with HIV AIDS
including the LGBTQ community in the black community women and
girls so look for some aid stories. geriatrician wants to
give older adults back their independence. So let's look for
old folk home storylines, diverse people with disabilities
who nice infant find following birth, but Mom was another
story. I'm not sure what that's about US military space systems
vulnerable to cyber attacks. Hmm. That could be a good
storyline.
Yeah, now you're talking
and those are the headlines. That's all they got for the for
the for for spring?
Oh, well, they could be variations not just one.
All of this information is in the show notes and a show
notes.com Have a look at these guys. Hollywood Health and
society.org You could even join them as a writer. Yeah, they
could. They should. Great
Good luck with that. Well, no, I have some propaganda clips I
want to play okay. And I think this one tacks on to that thing
because I believe this was put in this way the story is
presented I think was part of one of these groups insisting on
that be told a certain way there was only ABC carry this ABC has
a I've got three ABC clips are all from ABC. This was a meanie
at some guy ran off with some girl broke up with a guy and
then they ran over to another guy and so this guy went nuts
and started driving around shooting at the guy who's
driving or trying to get away in his truck.
Are they able to tie it to Trump somehow?
No, they never do but they get to kind of do and you'll see
what you'll see you'll catch this because it's just too
funny. Anyway so this guy is driving and shooting like crazy
and he's shooting out the window trying to kill this guy and then
the cops RAM em and then they keep getting the other guy turns
out somewhere they get the guy didn't drives off and shoots
himself does none of this story makes any sense and unless
there's some drug related you know, you guys taking something
something some pill. But here's the way the story is present
this maniac shooter ABC
kicked down. We can never come up with every scenario but our
officers were trained well enough to think on their feet.
Officers struggling his car three times as he continued to
fire shots. Police said the terrifying chase ended when the
suspect turned the gun on himself taking his own life. Tom
the boyfriend was not seriously injured. Investigators say the
suspect had no prior runners with the law. And inside his
car, they found three weapons, including an AR 15.
Yeah, yeah. So the guy's shooting he's got a pistol is
his shooting at shooting at this guy's he's driving. And then
they get to it is he mentioned the AR 15? Why not? Which by the
way, is the most popular rifle in the United States. So it's
not like it's some holy crap.
Well, we need to mention these things. This is the Slayer
foundation. Now in the news.
I'm sorry. Go ahead. But no, I'm going to do back to you doing
back to backs. Yeah. Now, ABC, which I've been following
recently, is known and we haven't documented so many as
they used to. They are known for putting native ads in there.
Probably a C or D block is at the near the end. They throw
these native ads and sometimes they're positive native ads. And
I think they've developed his new thesis. And I think I
pointed one or two of these out in the last show, but I point
this one out where somebody's not advertising enough.
So we got to run a shitty story about him. So let's run
a story on it. And ABC is the worst that does nobody else does
it as much as they do, but it's you Here's the ABC reverse
native ad,
surveillance video showing an iPhone six s catching fire on a
counter, which is feed from an employee that phone under repair
for a cracked screen, possibly due to heat damage and an
expense battery. No injuries reported and so far no response
from Apple to our request for comment. Yeah,
you mean our request for advertising?
Yes, I was think it was the sales guy. Yes.
Hey, hey, I want to know about your iPhone six. Yeah. Do you
want to advertise the iPhone eight.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Yeah. Good catch. Good
one now. Now another one, which is I think the way they were I
haven't been really noticing the native ads is because they
actually couch them in real news stories. The kind of the
giveaway here is the way they do the news story with all this
spurious information. And the fact that very few other outlets
even go with this story. So I believe this is the I think this
is probably the most modern type of native ad This is ABC added
again.
And you may love their baby back ribs. But tonight, a nationwide
warning for Chili's customers. Restaurant reporting, people who
visited the chain between March and April may have had their
credit or debit information hacked, surely says it's working
with a third party forensics team to get to the bottom of the
breach. Customers warned to keep a close eye on statements surely
has some 1600 restaurants in dozens of countries.
Go Go there now.
Starting who does the segment off with? You may love their
baby back ribs. lugging one of their menu items. I mean, come
on.
Yeah. Oh, they got to do what they got to do. I don't see how
they can last forever with a business model they employ
currently just possible working pretty well. Speaking of hacks,
Equifax had to admit, remember that the big data breach they
had passport numbers were stolen as well. Good work everybody.
Very good work. Here's what I wanted to do. Always a fun
segment on the best podcast in the universe. I present to you,
George W. Bush.
The big headlines about the foreign policy moves this week
max was the risk of us isolation let's
listen to former President George W. Bush
very important for our fellow citizens is to remember these
words from Winston Churchill I think we can conclude drunk you
somehow
I think everyone kind of loves him again. It's very strange.
Yeah, us because they hate Trump so much. They gotta love sci fi
they
gotta love. Like, I love some Republicans somewhere. Although
the hashtag me to movement I think really did a disservice to
Monica Lewinsky.
The US magazine, Town and Country has apologized to Monica
Lewinsky over a social snub involving a charity event. The
former White House intern caused a stir on social media after
tweeting that she was disinvited, because Bill Clinton
RSVP to the same event. The magazine says it regrets how the
situation was handled. Yes, indeed.
Wow, what a great story. Yeah, me too. Oh, Clinton. Oh, that's
great. He's great. Let's let him come in. And then you keep
going. I mean, they literally was Iran de veau. You guys
screwed it out. Yeah, it was
it was the literal example of choosing the aggressor over the
victim. Yeah, just blows me away blows me away.
He had, by the way,
just a subliminal question. This hashtag me too. Yeah. Do you
remember when? What did we used to call the Hashtag?
Hashtag no.
What was that symbol? The pound sign? Thank you. I like pound me
to just as long as I think it's a good amount. Me too. I think
it does a bit. But that's what it looks like to older people.
Yeah, I guess it might. It could be subliminal.
It might pound me to now. This is because of NBC is I believe
is my thesis has it under attack by Roger Stone. That, you know,
Matt Lauer and all these other guys are been kicked off the
network. But NBC decided to do an investigation but the big
joke in the industry is that they're just investigating them.
They're not bringing anybody in to do anything professional. And
I just thought we should get this out of the way this is the
NBC investigates itself. fiasco
bad The news hitting close to home at NBC News Today NBC
Universal released the findings of its monthslong internal
investigation in the wake of Matt Lauer is firing in
November, after he was accused of sexual misconduct. As part of
this investigation. 68 people were interviewed, including
current leadership as well as current and former today's show
staff, including anchors and correspondents, and VC Stephanie
Goss has the details.
Nearly six months after the sudden firing of longtime
today's show anchor Matt Lauer, NBC Universal's report
concludes, there is no evidence indicating that any NBC News or
today show leadership received any complaints about Lauer's
workplace behavior before November of last year, when a
woman came forward to the company accusing Lauer of sexual
misconduct. Lauer was fired roughly 24 hours later. Three
other women then reported their own allegations to the company
stretching back to 2000, the investigative team led by NBC
Universal as general counsel found those accusations
credible. Two of the four women said that they believe former
management knew or must have known about Lauer's alleged
inappropriate sexual behavior. The investigators said they
found no proof of that. In a statement today Lauer writes in
part there are aspects of the NBC report with which I clearly
disagree, noting that a day after being fired, I took
responsibility for those relationships, apologize to the
people I hurt. Ari Wilsonville. The attorney for the woman who
first accused Lauer says NBC should have had a third party
conduct the investigation. It's hard why can't somebody within
the company with the kind of integrity and credentials of
this general counsel conduct an investigation that's fair and
thorough?
I don't think they'll get full and truthful answers that people
who have been afraid to come forward until now there's no
reason they should be less afraid at this point.
I spokesperson for NBC Universal says the investigation was
thorough and objective.
Yeah, once you put that on the blockchain vicious then we'll
know if you're transparent about it. Okay.
What I did was right.
That's great. I have no say I got to unhinge clips here.
Actually, the first clip is, this is a beautiful, just tell
me what's wrong with what they're saying here at NPR.
The President delivers a call to arms at a campaign rally in
Indiana last night.
You have to work every day between now and November to
elect more Republicans to what role should trump play
for the GOP? So I you know, I find that a little on the edge
there with this call to arms. Is this a subliminal like, get your
guns Republican? They think that way. They really do. And this
was this was actually Kathy a roux I think her name is and she
was on Fox. It was pretty funny. They even called her out as
being a
hater to change his mind is uncertain. I mean, we're nervous
about
North Korea and, and Trump, of course quite
sure what he's gonna do next. So we have a world of uncertainty
right now know the tariffs, things are uncertain oil prices
go up when things are unstable and uncertain. I mean, that's
been happened in the past. So going well, well, but we could
say that things are unstable. So he's supposed to convince us
that things will be stable. We're supposed to trust someone.
I mean, Kingdom Moon is supposed to trust that this President's
gonna keep his word. So we have to you trust Kim Jong Hoon? More
than it's scary at this moment. I'm not quite sure who to trust.
Right. It's a fox alert that you buried there that you trust the
North Korean leader.
Now you're liberal, but you're clueless.
How does this leader trust versus leader we have two
leaders that are unstable? Out of control? It's not out of
control. I'm just Oh, he's so unpredictable. How are we going
to trust it? The President has been okay.
That's the general thinking. Unstable out of control.
Now, Ross, what's on the list?
Well regarding North Korea, though, and this only showed up
in BBC so far, but I think this might become a meme because I
could see how we could run with it if we were running CNN or
MSNBC or ABC, NBC or CBS what what what is the deal with North
Korea? What's the deal? What are we doing? What are we giving
them in return for denuclearization? Our prisoners
back and you know, the reunification of the Koreas?
What are what are we getting in return? I mean, no agenda
producers know because we've been talking about it for a long
time.
Yeah, they're gonna open up North Korea to tourism,
amongst other things, and only the only the BBC published the
story headline us offers to help rebuild North Korea economy if
it denuclearize is. Yeah, this is jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. Not
just that, but we're gonna have a Trump Hotel.
Oh, yeah. No kidding.
I mean, that's this, if anyone and now I understand how,
why the way that Trump Hotel once Trump is out would be the
would be the number one hotel in North Korea period. Yes. And
there'll be a statue of Trump,
ah, they'll be Trump Avenue.
Like the Trump as just like George Bush
bush in Georgia, in Georgia in the country, Georgia. He's got
George Bush airport, George Bush Boulevard. And I think this is
how when Pompeo went over there said, Yo, Kim, we're going to
build baby, we're going to build this place, we're going to make
this place so spectacular wouldn't build, build, build,
but we got to build or as a president brah. There was a lot
of staging going on, though, if you saw those videos of Pompeo
and Kim Jong Hoon meeting, just the position of the cameras told
said to me that they were prepared. This was not like our
delegation, meeting their delegation who Oh, here we are
the two sides crazy what's going to happen? There was over the
shoulder, there was reverse angles of the head everything.
So it's I think the deal was done a long time ago, probably a
year or so. Right? About what's the location Malaysia now
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore. Yeah, that's, I think the
meetings done. I'm just going to eat. Yeah, have
a good time. I
think you're right.
I'm gonna show my school by donation to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
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And then you all you say John, of course.
Happy Mother's Day to my mom and everybody's mom and Mimi. Yeah.
And Jesse. They're all moms. Yeah, exactly. And I say every
moms around me
and I say Happy Mother's Day to your mom, my mom, Jessie, Mimi,
and Tina the keeper who was a great mom and her daughter
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great mom
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Yes, I think he's has a knighthood lined up for today.
So let me read this from Matt Bosch in Kapolei,
Hawaii. Aloha, Orly, Cabo Apple Lee Kapolei, Hawaii. Les Hawaii,
Hawaii. Its wisdom. Aloe Hello,
Uncle Adam and Uncle John. I've been living here and keep my
nation Aloha for a few years working as a brother named Ben.
Today is my 32nd birthday my last day on the Island of Oahu
so why not celebrate the occasion with a knighthood
accounting blow. If the title is not been taken, I'd like to be
known as Sir how Lee Knight of the Second City and humbly
request that pod and poi
is called pod point Pradesh. It's actually Holly and Holly
Holly.
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Well, he said it's if you read it, Holly did fine, but it's
fat. It could also be mispronounced but as Holly's
referred to the white devils
so he wants to talk to habit Hawaii he wants pug and puoi
which is passionate orange guava juice and pounded taro root to
be at the table. And he'd also like to request some hints from
jobs karma and take as he takes a new job and get my nation
east. Oh, at the clue clue kludi Oh, he wants to clue clue Coolio
jingle at the end of the show. Mahalo to both of you for the
best. Kena Paddick Pina Pina podcast. This is Hawaiian stuff,
man. If there's one thing I have to say, and I love the islands
of Hawaii, but Hawaiians often think or people who live there
think that we understand what the hell you're saying. We
really don't get much further than Aloha. And what else do we
know in Hawaii?
Mahalo, mahalo. And Holly, that's the main one
but all the other stuff you know, it's like we're not really
versed in that so
love boy. You know what that is? And yeah, it's only good there.
It's kind of like Guinness
told me good day.
Oh, you don't like the Austin boy. Austin boy.
Okay, heard a very good thing off YouTube. I should post this
it was a woman lecturing about these this, this Volcanic
Volcanic eruption on the Big Island is that all these islands
were formed because it take this one volcano under the way down
to the bottom. It's got a pipe coming straight up and it keeps
blowing up every so often. And but the tectonic plates shift.
And so if you look at a map on Google Maps, you can see when
each island was formed and where the whole thing started, which
is in Siberia. You see little bumps and bumps, mostly little
mountains. And then as it gets longer, we wait longer longer
yet now you have this big island is the last place where the same
one volcano which has made all the other islands has been
staying and so it nothing's moved enough to form the next
island in Hawaii in the Hawaii chain yet. Well, this is going
after this has to stop and then you have to wait up like a few
100 years or 1000. Maybe when everything shifts and ashore,
new island can form. And that should be even bigger than
Hawaii, which is pretty big.
Well, for all of our Hawaiian friends and producers out there.
I just want you to know, nobody gives a crap about you in the
media here.
I do have one clip, they show
a little bit of B roll and then it's like in here Magnum, Magnum
and magma, whatever, you know, stuff. Yeah. And I agree, they
just smoke.
If they could prove Trump heads up,
then that'd be all over it. But they really don't care about
you. I mean, you probably have your local news. And there's
tons of stories. They also had. We get a few here on the coast.
Well, they had another false alarm, a tsunami alert that went
out on the ipaws system. So that happened again. But otherwise,
we don't hear about what's going on. And I think it's much worse
than we realized or it's pretty much more impact when
you see them. I wish they just show more aerials because
they're fantastic. Anyway, let's get the last three out of here.
Robert Bruckner, Richard Gardner, who's comes in quite
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still well actually he's kind of I think he's ramping up a little
bit. His ramping up his public profile.
Yeah. Why are books to sell his mailing list?
Well, the foundation is starting. He's got the fight and
it's now just the Obama Foundation. This is interesting,
a little
late to the game. I mean, this whole foundation scam is going
to it's like I don't know if he I think he may not be able to
pull off the Clinton bit.
I think he honestly I think he's not corrupt enough to pull off
the Clinton bit. I just don't see it in him. I don't think he
can do this. i It's not probably it's really not His nature. I
mean, we've grabbed the bottom a lot, but I don't think it's his
nature. As the way you do that is you have to have access,
which means you have access into government without a doubt he
has. He has access. Now, of course, he's raising his profile
right now I'm sure he'll be campaigning for the midterms.
And whoever he helps. That's his access. People donate to the
foundation, that he gives them access into the government. It's
not like it's a genius, new thing. But to really go to the
extent that Clintons have gone, doubtful, but he's in Japan, and
he's doing a little speech, and I thought it was fun to listen
in.
So we set up young leaders programs, first in Africa, and
in Southeast Asia, where we would bring these young leaders
in various fields together, so that they could learn from each
other, we could give them the tools to expand the work that
they were doing, we could publicize their efforts and
promote it. And after I left off this, what I realized is, is
that the Obama Foundation could potentially create a platform
for young up and coming leaders, both in the United States but
all around the world to come together meet together, create a
digital platform where they could exchange information on an
ongoing basis about projects that we're working on,
I noticed that he still has the s issues that he used to have,
which, which a lot of people were happy that he left office
because we wouldn't we wouldn't let rap the window.
And that if I could do that, effectively, then you know, I
would create 100 or 1000
What would he create John 100 1000 Or a million of what is
sold soldiers. Well close. You got to think more narcissistic.
Good I would create Obama bots hundreds or 1000s or a million
young Barack Obama sir Michelle Obama
millions of young Obama's there's something really weird
about saying that. You imagine if I said I'm going to create
hundreds 1000s Millions of Adam Curry's it'll help the world.
Ah,
next group of people who could take that baton in that relay
race that is human progress and and continue to build on the
work that we have done, man
it's just straight loss of speech writers. He's gotten back
to what they used to bitch about hit by him where he wouldn't be
a good candidate. This journal professorial slow talking,
boring guy. Yeah. Yeah, true. True. That that was very boring.
couldn't have been worse, but I
thought the hundreds 1000s or millions.
I think the content was interesting, but it's just like
Holy mackerel is feed it up a little bit. Well, should we
drying?
How about we go to can the navy or for a moment then? We don't
we don't do much on Trudeau. Oh, no, we
don't do enough about Trudeau. Okay.
Well, he he put his foot in it again. And he started to use
some hipster language and it came right back to him. Shopify,
is that a is Shopify think. Is that a tech conference?
Nothing. I'm maybe I'm looking it up while you're playing next.
I
think it well this. Yes, the Shopify? Yes, unite. 2018,
Canada Navion company, I believe. Anyway, he was there,
he was talking up a storm. And here's a part of what he was
talking about their free
trade deals with every other g7 country, we are the country that
has the largest number of trade deals in terms of percentage of
global GDP around the world. And that is naturally well
connected, to draw on the global economy and to play in a global
economy. So naturally, looking at ways where small businesses
that come up with great solutions can actually plug into
that global world in a way that is more natural for us. Because
we don't have a massive market of 300 million people like like
our American neighbors do. This kind of opportunity or challenge
can be turned into an opportunity that I think we need
more of, we just have to have a little more little more swagger
as a country, a little more of an ability to promote and, and
demonstrate how awesome we are. We don't often do that. We don't
do that enough. And if there's something I've seen over the
past couple of years where Canada has had a little more
swagger on the world stage. It's because I think We've been able
to lift up and point out what Canadians are doing. A candidate
didn't change when the government changed two and a
half years ago. It it is what it is Canadians are who we are.
We're just doing a better job of having the confidence that we
have every right to have on the world stage now.
Absolutely.
So he said it twice. And someone, some consultant came
along and said, because he's frustrated, he's clearly
frustrated. You know why those jerk offs in Silicon Valley get
all the press? We need to show our swagger up here. We're good.
And Ken, the Navia that came back to him in Parliament,
Taiwan is
being blocked from participating in the World Health Assembly,
which is meant to bring countries together to work on
health issues. 15 years ago, Canada and Taiwan were on the
front lines of the SARS crisis. And that shows why Taiwan should
be a participant. Will the Prime Minister show some global
swagger and take a public position in support of Taiwan
joining the World Health Assembly? Or will he remain
silent? Due to his admiration for basic dictators?
Come up a few times in this question period, the
Conservatives seem to have an issue with the idea of swagger,
the idea of Canadians being strong and proud on the world
stage, Canadians understanding that being back on the world
being positively engaged.
The thing is he's trying to do his swagger and they're out
swaggering him in the minority.
I think the whole should have started off with the word
sachets session,
new
technologies in the economy of the future, are things to be
proud of here in Canada. No, we will not apologize for
swaggering.
I gotta hand it to him. He should actually sachet when he
says swagger. That's what if we wanted to do a sachet swagger
talk.
Crazy. You know, the the I don't have access to the feeds, but
the Canadian Parliament is 20 times better than the British
Parliament. They yell and scream and they make this is this is
the what would you that clip was the way it is all the time
all the time. Back to that tech conference for a moment. We
wouldn't have a complete Trudeau package without him talking
about AI. Would we?
Prime Minister, I think that I can. It's fair to say that
everyone in this room that people who are watching the live
stream know that we're entering into this new era of business,
which is fueled by artificial intelligence. Do you
see what what lies you speak woman?
This is this doesn't know what she's talking about. This is
no one no, no one that is just AI is the backbone of everything
I business,
much of which is fueled by artificial intelligence. We've
seen more progress in AI in the past five years than in the past
50.
This is a great stat. We've seen more AI in the past five years
in the last 50.
Where's that stat come from? What bull crap is this? It's
Canada.
The one thing that concerns me is how do the people who maybe
aren't as connected as all of us are? How do those people become
part of this story of entrepreneurial success?
Well, I think there's a few things. First of all, I don't
think it means that everyone who's going to be successful
over the next 1050 years, is going to be an expert, because
they're suddenly an expert in AI. We have some of the most
brilliant minds in the world all around the world, a lot of them
in Canada, working on AI understanding it. I think the
challenge that we have as individuals, as citizens, as
entrepreneurs, as consumers, is to figure out how to draw on AI
as a tool and a lever to improve one's own success.
Oh, John, AI can be used as a tool as a lever to improve on
one success. That's what we need
and to improve your company's success. And yes, it takes a
certain amount of familiarity with technology, it takes a
certain amount of of understanding about how
algorithms think and how
algorithms think,
yeah, it takes a certain Of course, it takes a certain
understanding, but we're Canadians we got swagger,
how algorithms think and how to think through algorithms sorry,
and how to How to sort of approach with a more stem ish.
Oh Gosh Just drop words stem ish.
i We need a more stem ish approach
the leaders of the free drug dealers used to say back in the
70s
and we used to get that and seeds to separate them on our
albums. Are you drumming again? Are you bomb going?
I'm just feel I just feel like I'm listening to like a beatnik
scene. Hirtshals this guy going away and I think Movie Man
groovy
movie baby has just beat Nick is so groovy. Remember that?
Speaking of AI and other phony baloney crap. It was it was a
while ago that we talked about the Silicon Valley Community
Foundation. And Zuckerberg anti
Trump operation.
Well, that is a good question. I know they have about they have
$13 billion in assets. This wax Yes. That's big. That's almost
as big as Bill and Melinda Gates. is huge. Don't believe
this? Yeah. Well, you know what it is they all these jabroni is
they donate stock. And so the stock sits in their pork
portfolio. Now this the Silicon Valley Community Foundation is a
donor advised foundation slash Fund, which is not the same kind
of phony baloney that was Zuckerberg has this and what's
his name? Mr. Save the world. retarder DiCaprio. He also has a
donor advised fund so they're really you know, it's it's kind
of a tax trick, but the money's still goes to good causes. But
yeah, so they claim now that they have well this is the
Chronicle of Philanthropy so I presume they would have they
might have something right or something close to the right
number, but they expect this number this 13 point 5 billion
to balloon much further however, there's a rift a huge scandal
going on as their star performer their What do you know the the
one had the engagement or what's her name? Well, she's a
fundraiser she goes out and she raises funds as funds is Mary
Ellen Loyens. Do you know her Mary Ellen barrier to millions?
Well, huge scandal she's been considered as lawsuits now
engaging in emotionally abusive sexually inappropriate behavior.
Victims use words like toxic and terrible about the workplace.
I'm surprised you haven't heard about this. Is this not? Oh, I
did. Why did we bla bla Ba ba ba people
are leaving.
As it sounds like she's just bipolar manager. It happens.
Wow. Yeah. Possible.
Possible. But you know, when you say there's also sexually
inappropriate behavior. I know she's a woman. But I'm still
interested if there's if there's this kind of aggression in the
workplace. Yeah, me too. So let's hashtag Yes, let's see
what happens with this because this is by itself a very
interesting, very interesting organization. All right, and we
need to see what they're up to and what they're doing.
I want to get the UI since you mentioned it earlier. I do want
to get this clip out of the way is the volcano clip which is
actually a weekend clip as well a weekend clips that they did on
CBS, I believe, which is a good little rundown of a word the
state of the volcano as in Hawaii.
After more than a week of fiery devastation. Scientists are now
watching and waiting for the volcanoes next big move. They
say killer whale has the potential to produce a massive
steam explosion at any time, unlike anything that Big Island
has seen in nearly a century. That's because lava is draining
in the summit crater and could soon mix with groundwater. Janet
Bab is with the US Geological Survey. Do people in the
surrounding communities have to worry about boulders falling on
their homes?
No, no, not at all because the boulders will only be carried in
the immediate vicinity of the event.
If there's an explosion. geologists say the largest rocks
would land in this area. Marble sized rocks could fall up to a
half mile away but still within the closed National Park. The
resulting ash cloud could be 20,000 feet high and blown
across the island. Ashfall
is a nuisance, but it doesn't threaten life.
Despite the science behind the eruption, most people who live
here believe there's more to it. According to Hawaiian mythology,
Pele, the goddess of fire inhabits kilowatt and controls
the lava. People leave offerings to please her all over the
island and they accept her will. Airy Canvas the mayor of Hawaii
County, I feel like people are very accepting.
It's when you close to nature you have to be on here.
Lovely watches as part of that. There's a price for Paradise. It
was the price it really is a price.
Earthquakes and lava are a way of life here kilowatt has been
in a constant state of eruption since 1983. And in that time,
the entire community of Kalpana was wiped down so people here
know this volcanoes power and they have a healthy dose of
respect for it.
Brina Carter thank you
wow, that's rare it's gonna blow rare. Rare could blow it and
yeah, it'll stop global warming and international air travel all
in one fell.
I was thinking the same thing. I'm kind of reluctant to go
anywhere because I don't think I will get back
at back. Remember that. Remember when the people were stuck? What
was the Iceland? Yeah, I was that was pretty harsh. Well, the
Armageddon also taking place on the mainland besides just the
volcanoes in the ash in Hawaii. Here's something I did not know.
And I think it's a big story. Because of the pollution and the
contamination. Our United States recycling industry is currently
broken as prices for scrap paper and plastic have completely
collapsed. Yeah, it
didn't surprise me to the supply and demand
that we were sending it to China and the Chinese don't want it
anymore. They say look 20% of the material we ship has crap in
it discarded food, you know, people don't separate and then
of course, you get that in there. And I guess it's very
expensive to separate that after the fact. But the the whole
system is broken down. They can't make money. They cannot
make any money on recycling anymore. So of course it's going
to stop
there. Yeah. Well, Sam's gonna give ya
did you know about this? Did you know it wasn't well,
I did not know about it. And I've been you know, every once
awhile one of the kids says hey, you're putting a bottle in nary
the garbage? I said Yeah, put a ball in it once in a while. So
what in Berkeley they do they have the police they have the
garbage police. Yes. Almost like that in England, where they
check your recyclables always you got to you don't have this
right. And you're up Sure. Because you didn't put the ball
in the right box. Yeah. Yeah, well, it's always seen that the
whole thing was a scam from the beginning at least with bottles.
The I mean it would you pay a nickel now in California when
you buy a soda, just for the bottle for the recycling fee.
That's a scam. What's the point?
But it's actually I've seen this work very well in in Europe,
where you pay that extra fee. It used to be a sense of where it
came from. Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's of course if socialism and it it
started off with the what I recall in the 70s when I was
growing up in the Netherlands, they would actually you buy a
bottle of something and they would tack on the extra five
cents when you know they would say all right and that's plus
five cents for the cold starts he felt which is your your your
refund money. So anyone who brings that bottle back turns it
in gets five cents. Well guess who is cleaning up the streets
and getting paid for it by bringing these bottles and cans
in for money? Homeless people? Yeah. It's a very interesting
it's very interesting program.
Yeah, it keeps the homeless people busy.
And it could help our recycling. I mean, I have to say I'm not
the best recycler I don't think we have recycled separation here
in Liberal
scandal of true. We have three different cans that we use,
you know, we're in apartment buildings. So
we have a shoot. Now just drop everything down the shoot hell
with it. Yeah, that's pretty much what I do. Well, I got one
more clip I can play or two. We did have the Paris dabbing.
Yeah. Yeah, we have the I think we got to get this one out of
the way. This is actually a clip that's getting old. This is the
rape and murder in India, which is not covered by the national
news at all. And even the BBC doesn't cover it.
Terrific allegations of rape and murder involving a teenage girl
and once again turn the spotlight on sexual violence in
India. This latest case comes from a northeastern section of
the country in a village deep in the countryside in the rural
state of Jharkhand. It's one of the poorest parts of India, and
it's where on Thursday, a 16 year old girl is alleged to have
been kidnapped and then brutally raped. What happened next is
added to pressure on authorities to act. On Friday, the Gods
family approached the village council local elders with
influence in the village demanding justice. Now these
councils don't have any legal authority. But in these distant
parts of the country, they can sometimes wield enormous
influence. But there was no justice the Council imposed a
fine of $750 and the accused were ordered to do 100 setups.
That's right money and sit ups, that's all. And then things got
even worse in a chilling act of retribution. The accused man I
said to have set the family's home on Fire. It's in this
attack later on Friday that the 16 year old is alleged to have
been killed. She was burned to death. The case is now with the
local police. More than a dozen men have been arrested including
the head of the village council. But sadly, this isn't the first
horrific case to come to light in recent weeks. In April, a
rape and murder case involving an eight year old and another
rape case involving a different 16 year old triggered nationwide
protests. In his rape laws. Remember what tightened back in
2013 after the gang rape and murder of a young medical
student in Delhi generated international headlines, but
activist enforcement has again and again lagged behind new
laws. There's also India's entrenched patriarchy which they
cite as a major cause they want better education to end what
many say is a cultural problem where women are routinely
marginalized, often with violent consequences. These latest cases
underline in the most tragic ways just how much more needs to
be done. Nikhil Kumar, CNN, New Delhi. Wow, what a mess.
Yep, nobody's covering a CNN as they say that one guy doing it.
And it's pathetic. The India's a mess. The narrative kills me the
guys go to the city council's because it's this old fashion.
And the council guys who were part of the gang of rapists.
Yeah.
And we've got we've kind of glossed over the Paris stabbing,
which I am kicking myself for. Because everyone's kind of
glossing over it. No guns available in France in Paris. So
they go to knives, England knives. It's the culture has
become toxic and violent. And I'm going to say it's because of
SSRIs. Mainly, I'm not quite sure what this dude's deal was.
But there's problems and people are, you know, if not, if not
maintained properly. If you don't maintain your human
resources, whatever, whatever they need, or if you're putting
the wrong shit into them, they can become very violent, and
they will kill with whatever means they need. And I just, you
know, what are they going to do? The UK is already banned in
hives.
You get banned knives now. He's gonna lose each other with
pencils.
I have an idea though. And this is my last clip. This is from an
actual TED talk from Susan Pinker, a psychologist. She's
also written a number of books. She's a social science columnist
for The Wall Street Journal. I think her most famous book was
from 2008, the sexual paradox, I don't think I've read it, I
remember hearing about it. And she does a lot about the
differences between men and women. And I think that was the
actually is the sexual paradox men, women in the real gender
gap focused on how sex differences play out in the
workplace. And she had an very interesting TED Talk. And as
we're picking it up in this TED talk, where there was a study
done on a large amount of people, I forget what the P
number was, where the n number, a large amount of people over
seven year period, to see what behavior that people took place
in, help them live the longest. So they waited for a number of
people to die, and then they went back. Okay, the people who
were still alive, what were you doing? And they it was, I guess,
a serious study? The answer will not surprise you. If you're a no
agenda listener. And if you are considering ot genius yourself.
So let's now look at her data. In summary, going from the least
powerful predictor to the strongest, okay, so clean air,
which is great. It doesn't predict how long you will live.
Whether you have your hypertension treated is good.
Still not a strong predictor. Whether you're leaner
overweight, you can stop feeling guilty about this, because it's
only in third place. How much exercise you get is next, still
only a moderate predictor, whether you've had a cardiac
event and you're in rehab and exercising, getting higher now,
whether you've had a flu vaccine, did anybody here know
that having a flu vaccine protects you more than doing
exercise?
I found that to be very interesting. I'm not sure how
that stat works out. But interesting. Nonetheless, flu
kills for sure.
Whether you were drinking and quitter, whether you're a
moderate drinker, whether you don't smoke or if you did,
whether you quit. And getting towards the top predictors are
two features of your social life. First, your close
relationships. These are the people that you can call on for
a loan if you need money, suddenly.
That's not you, I guess, John. I was thinking who could I call
for a loan and your name did not come to mind?
Who will call the doctor if you're not feeling Well, or who
will take you to the hospital, or we will sit with you, if
you're having an existential crisis if you're in despair,
that those people, that little clutch of people are strong
predictor if you have them of how long you live. And then
something that surprised me something that's called social
integration. This means how much you interact with people as you
move through your day.
This is the number one predictor of longevity long life is your
Soto social interactions. And she's going to explain that and
the difference between what some might think are social
interactions.
How many people do you talk to? And these mean, both your weak
and your strong bonds? So not just the people, you're really
close to who mean a lot to you? But like, do you talk to the guy
who every day makes you your coffee? Do you talk to the
postman? Do you talk to the woman who walks by your house
everyday with her dog? Do you play bridge or poker have a book
club? Those interactions are one of the strongest predictors of
how long you live? Now, this leads me to the next question.
If we now spend more time online than on any other activity,
including sleeping, we're now up to 11 hours a day, one hour more
than last year. By the way, does it make a difference? Why
distinguish between interacting in person and interacting via
social media isn't the same thing as being there? If you're
in contact constantly with your kids through text, for example?
Well, the short answer to the question is no, it's not the
same thing. Face to face contact releases a whole cascade of
neurotransmitters. And like a vaccine, they protect you now in
the present and well into the future. So simply making eye
contact with somebody. Shaking hands, giving somebody a high
five is enough to release oxytocin, which increases your
level of trust, and it lowers your cortisol levels. So it
lowers your stress. And dopamine is generated, which gives us a
little high and it kills pain. It's like a, a naturally
produced morphine. Now all of this passes under our conscious
radar, which is why we conflate online activity with the real
thing. But we do have evidence now fresh evidence that there is
a difference.
There you go. And I happen to have by coincidence, a follow on
clip, which will be my last okay. The social media addiction
issue.
How long can you go without checking your Twitter feed or
your Facebook page? Or your Instagram account? Well, for
many, it's beyond a habit. It's an obsession, Maria via reality
takes us to a place where young people are getting unplugged
from their social media addiction,
was struggling with severe depression and anxiety was 17
year old David Mayer from Ohio says he felt constant pressure
from his parents to be perfect. Overwhelmed, he started using
drugs. He also got lost online for up to four hours a day
that would create this false character of who I was what I
thought was the perfect version of myself what I want it to be,
which is this young, funny, attractive guy,
David became withdrawn and stop talking to his parents until
they took matters into their own hands. They forced David into
the paradigm Malibu rehab facility for 30 days to treat
his social media addiction. No cell phones or internet surfing
allowed. 50% of teens say they feel addicted to their mobile
devices and studies show teens who spend more time on social
media are more likely to report mental health issues than those
who spend less time on the sites. 17 year old Arizona
native Caitlin Walker is also seeking treatment at paradigm.
Kaitlyn says things began spiraling out of control when
her parents marriage hit a rough patch. She turned to social
media for comfort, but instead became the target of online
bullying.
Like I literally had pictures of my camera of people like
bullying me. I kept it. Why? I don't know. It was just kind of
like confirmation that I wasn't good enough
paradigms as its program, which includes therapy and
reconnecting with the outdoors has an 80% success rate. It can
cost upwards of $50,000. But some insurance companies do help
cover the expense. After 30 days Kaitlyn isn't ready to delete
her profiles. But she's now learned you have the power to
block someone or delete them or not look at it. David now Phil's
his time playing basketball and reading his program might be
over but his journey is just beginning.
I plan on deleting my Twitter deleting my Snapchat. I know now
that I'm not going to create this false character.
Media of yada yada y'all. CBS News, Malibu, California.
The best thing I ever
know I was reading Been through the I'll just call it chat room
for a moment, even though we like to call it the troll room.
And they don't they're not getting the message, John, they
think that they all are. They can limit their social media.
They don't care. They're missing the point.
This is no but what's the stream that ended heroin addict? Or an
alcoholic? Hey, you know, I can I can drink. I can drink. I just
don't I just cut it down a little bit. I'm good. I'm good.
I can stop drinking if I want to.
I've literally heard you say that. I know you can you did it.
I remember.
I also have enough knowledge about myself. That's when
somebody said, Well, you were drunk on the days. No, I don't.
I don't. Here's the reason if you do a lot of broadcasts work
of any sort, in podcasting similar, is that if you, you
could probably drink a little bit and do a show and not be
caught, you know, slurring or anything. But just like do
watching the old Johnny Carson shows, I mean, Carson would go
out to lunch. And then the one or two times where you didn't
drink just a little because the lunch got out of control. And
y'all started drinking iced tea or drinking wine, and you go on
the show wasted. And that would happen every so often on Carson
and Ed McMahon would give him nothing but grief, which made
Carson mad on stage and it was like dude, call your friends.
Hey, gotta check this out. So there's, there's elements of
control that you have to do,
right? But but my overall point is the immediately there's like,
oh, everyone at TED talk is a bullshit artists. Greed lost
connections. And by the way, I after this show, after we're
done, I am planning the meetup because we need in person, you
know, we need in person contact. And my grandfather, he was one
of these people who was all in and when I was young, it would
embarrass us like grandpa, he was like, Hey, how do you talk
to everybody? Every talking to everybody? The fucker lifted?
98. I mean,
like, that's probably the reason why I would say there's
a high likelihood of it. Yeah, I trust science. Usually, when it
when it's convenient for me, I trust it. But I you know, and so
this is when I talk about using my Nokia oh, by the way, after
last of the last show, on Thursday, we talked about maybe
crowdfunding and putting together an OTG phone to sell.
And I did a little bit of research. I think I sent you
some of this. The Symbian operating system was open
sourced, were you aware of this? Yeah, I did get okay. So we
could clone the Nokia II 71? Have some China do it. We don't
have to do much. Throw the whole Symbian crap in there, and then
sell it as a life saving device?
Yeah, well, to me that that would be the part of the pitch.
Now that is the pitch. It's a life saving device. And the
millennials around me, they went Oh, that's cool kind of phones
that. So there's some some you can get some hipness factor
going with it as well. Yeah. You've got to stop. You really
got to stop. I think no one. You got to stop with the social
media shit.
I'm a big advocate of that. I don't even have a veteran right
now. I don't even know where my phone is. In
fact, I think the I think Twitter is actually the only
thing that that should be should stay in place and the way it is.
I would say should all go but
Twitter is news to me. You know, Twitter is not a social media.
Twitter is news. No agenda social is not social is to news.
People post back and forth fine, whatever, we could do that
anywhere. It's news. I like subscribing to feeds of stuff of
people who publish stuff. And then I can respond to it. I
could publish my own stuff. That's all it is. But this whole
idea of being social and now it's harmful to your health, and
I certainly don't recommend it.
Nor do I
That's right. And with that, we say goodbye for this particular
program, but we will return on Thursday with more media
deconstruction and other life saving tips. It's up to you.
Life
what is what it is life or whole show.
That's right. How to survive in the digital era of the New World
Order. Coming to you from downtown Austin, Texas here in
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the morning, everybody I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I say physician heal
thyself.
Usually you say I'm John uncIe Devorah
Jhansi Dvorak Imani here
and then I say adios mofos I need a cab. Gabs on his way oh
boy computer problems
blame it on the glitch
and I did this work in 10 minutes it wasn't that hard to
blame it on the glitch yeah well reporters don't care. This kind
of okay, here's a song I was gonna keep going with
Interledger it was good until the song idea find this song
It's Michael Jackson blame it on the bogey to blame it on the
glitch. Even think you can take that in? I think it can be done
it can be blamed on the button. Now that sounds too similar. I
can hear that the rewrites and lyrics to get the rhymes right.
Chris popping another beer as we speak. Don't blame it on the
bass don't blame it on the law firm. Blame it on the glitch
don't blame don't blame it on the law firm. Blame it on the
glitch
the guys becoming alcoholics and stealing stuff for the show.
Drunk Don't worry about the
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it was
pretty obvious and I think that if we only got a couple of boob
donations I think people like just didn't want to click on her
she's so achy
she you know I just awarded us if you're like an eighth grade
but it's appropriate it is to give yourself on yourself that's
the term
that's what we call her now Miss didn't miss
any of your list and you won't get monetized for a while I'll
be calling he miss girls like you gotta go we go
oh my gosh. Can you see that Jews karma
Donald you have the most beautiful hair and wash
your hands after touching any raw meat
this truth is you mistakes we made in this content this whole
matter with Obama
Manna you don't have the statute to tell us what to do a racist
president. Manny, you don't have the statute to tell us what to
do. You know, you just don't preach over there at a church of
that higher level and we like you we think you're amusing when
you're talking about when you're talking about people, you're
automatically wrong. So I mean, when you're talking about black
people ain't got no honor. We love to hear you talk about how
they are racist and we'd love that a racist and we'd love that
but now then you talk about you only give me credit when I talk
about black folks. But when I talk about white black dress
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