Today we got drew Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
and Sunday May 27 2018. This is your award winning game nation
media assassination episode 1037. This
is no agenda, defending the
universe from books and broadcasting live from the
capital, the dorm Star state here in downtown Austin Tejas
rodeo in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's gonna be a scorcher.
I'm John C. Dvorak. Gil. Is the only she points out,
I was gonna say the only show that has two completely
different energy levels at the opening.
Yes. Very different.
So I'm thinking, why is there so much publicity over this
cockroach milk story?
Let me play the back story. 25 seconds first.
Lady's health good grades, it might make your stomach really
queasy. Researchers have found that cockroach milk. Yeah, may
actually be the next big superfood that's hard to
believe. But
scientists say milk produced by the Pacific beetle cockroach is
a fantastic source of nutrition. Apparently, it contains
essential amino acids more than three times the energy a person
get from cow's milk. That's just nasty. I just have three glasses
of cow's milk and hold the cockroach
awesome kale. So as
we all picked up on the story, I think, well, first of all, you
predicted that kale, which you just heard the at the tag there
would eventually lead to this category called super foods. And
I do want to recognize that they just call this a superfood,
which to me, it's just as a bug as far as I'm concerned. But
okay, super condado Roach, and there must be some Armageddon on
the horizon.
Now, you know my thesis on this, just shut up slaves and eat bugs
now. Well, no, that's not the actual the actual thesis is that
the reptilians are sick of doing everything on the sly. They want
it out in the open. They want it out in the open so they can eat
this stuff and then be very happy with it think there's some
taste like blue?
I've always liked that theory. Sorry. It slipped my mind for a
moment. Yeah.
They can do virtue signaling by drinking the cockroach milk and
saving the planet.
But how but how would you know it's a cockroach milk? We have
to it has to have some distinguishing factors. Robbie
tastes
like cockroach it probably tastes like it's probably Gosh,
awful. That's how you'd know.
I don't know. I mean, it may taste good. I drink coconut milk
from time to time, which has nothing to do with milk. It's
just or coconut. Coconut or coconut for that matter. For
that matter. Who knows what's in that? But yeah, I'll try it.
I'll give it a shot. I did have
somebody out there. Please arrange for Adam to get a big
glass of this stuff and let him try it and give it a shot.
I'll give it a shot.
I mean, cockroaches that take to get a glass of milk God.
I don't know. I mean, I've stomped on some cockroaches in
my day. White goop white goop comes out, but they must be
diluting it with something. I mean, it's just not a love goop
to go around. Now you just need a lot of cockroach, or do you
milk them today? A little teats? You gotta make
a little they get a little machines.
Well, I like your theory the best and I will hold to it. I
also think maybe there's something else going on. Why are
we being told to eat bugs continuously? It never stops.
Saves the planet? I don't know.
It's not even it's not even an animal. But you heard that
story. Did you have a version of that story? And I didn't
know I just mentioned it wasn't right. I don't have a clip but
SOG wondering. Yeah, no,
no, because my clip was there's nothing about global warming,
none of that just a it's really nutritious.
I think it's implied. But then again, if it's just about the
reptilians then who cares?
Or is there some kind of grand promotion coming up soon for
some bug line? Maybe Amazon's How
about a movie? How about a movie?
Speaking of which, how much coincidence does it have to be
when you've got
actually the Big Island where the volcano is in Hawaii? You
gotta pronounce it correctly.
There's not a lot of people that live there. I understand. That
still plenty of people that live it's
not like the other two islands where everybody lives.
By comparison,
exactly. So how can convenient and coincidental is it that we
have this taking place at the moment this movie comes out?
So what do you didn't like an accountant now?
When
ventriloquists you love a dummy. This is not why we're
here. You can blame me. Try to
shame me. I know why we're here.
A rescue save the dinosaurs from Ireland that's about to explode
it's the go wrong. It's the New Jurassic Park.
Jurassic World death. That's what
islands about to explode from Volcanic Volcanic activity. They
have to save the the dinosaurs.
But that's going an awful long way to do some promotion. That
set this baby off somehow.
Why not? We're talking billions of dollars here. Yeah, well,
that's far fetched. Okay. Anyway, what else? Nothing.
That's
all. You mentioned.
Randall Bradshaw, you ran into my brick wall.
Yes. You see you set it up perfectly. Oops, there you go. I
did just because of the going back to the bugs. I did have
dinner with the former New York banker after Thursday show. And
he took me to you know, he always knows all the hip and
swanky new places. And this is placed on the east side in
Austin. And it has a Japanese name. And of course, I
completely spaced on it right now, apparently by some famous
chef who's setting up.
It's kind of like a modal. No,
hold on a second. I can find it in and find it in my notes here
somewhere. Because they had a very odd it was more it's more
like a bar with with snacks that you could get. You know, so it
was like tapas food more than like a robot
a yucky?
What's the robot a yaki?
It's where they have that big giant barbecue thing behind
their cooking stuff.
Huh? Can Maury Tatsuya is the name of the place. You want to
look it up can Maury Tatsuya and they have a lot of these dishes
where you eat the fish hole. It's a little you know? Forget
what kind of fish it is what?
You eat the fish whole the whole fit. Not the fish is whole the
whole fish official. So they give you an empty plate. There
you go. It is really your fish. Fish
that's not there. Enjoy your official. I mean you know prawns
with the head on that's I've had that before. I don't care for
too much is crunchy gum
live Rhonda when they are jumping around? Oh, no. He was a
call that in Japan.
He was on a skewer. Did you look it up? Can Maurice Tatsuya
should look this but how do you spell it? KENRM you are i? That
should be enough. I'll work it out for you. Austin it says some
famous guy you know about these things. You know, here we go.
Yeah, the team. Oh, yeah. Here it is. The team behind the same
for
you are i Texas? Is a caller in East Austin. Yeah. That their
website is 4.5 stars. 491 Google reviews is closed as we speak.
Here there's a team behind the ramen Tatsuya, which I don't
think I'd ever want like would want to go to I don't like
ramen.
Ramen Bar one of these vet one of the most famous ramen bars
open up a branch in Berkeley. Yeah. And you go in there and
it's actually pretty astonishing, but it's the bone
broth that does it. Okay,
so here they have
octopus fritters?
Horses. That was head on prawn there was some I can't I can't
advise. It was it was a lot of it was like a fusion thing that
I hadn't really seen before. So I don't know. It just seems like
a trend in eating in general has changed and I was kind that's
the only reason I bring it up. No other reason than that. Okay,
well, moving towards eating things that previously might
have seen just seemed disgusting.
jaskin Well, we're going there. Here they are. Here's their menu
of birth please. So that one of the line items is munchies.
Sushi.
Martian. John is still Austin. No matter when I say.
And skewers are the barbecue boat. Barbecue boat. Did you get
the barbecue?
Yeah, I got the boat. I got the boat. There are some fun stuff.
Very spicy.
Here's one here's one for the rice rice dishes. Instead of
just rice dishes or whatever. Rice stuff.
Hey, okay, stop. I just had an idea. You told me you look at
what do you expect from me? Good. But
now Now I want to suggest something another business
venture.
Ramen and bugs.
Come on. No one's done. The top of our list. No one has done it
yet. Ramen and bugs. Can you see it? Would you like some
cockroach milk with your ramen?
Huh crunchy noodles All right,
well mark that one down ramen and bugs
me in for the for the huge investment.
I'll talk to the former New York banker
you probably be into it getting kicked out to get a piece of the
action.
Well, he'd want to do an Ico of course. But yeah, that's wrong
and bugs. That's right everybody.
I'm looking I'm going over the munchies menu. There's another
thing here there's good hot pockets with a Z I saw I did not
have a don't violate a trademark. Yeah. House pickles.
Pickle Playhouse pickles. $7. If you go to the worst Deli in New
York City and get a big pile of pickles are free.
Austin is gone insane. I've been reporting on this for a number
of years you've probably noticed, I guess is the east
side, east side and seven bucks.
Is that the slum area? That's the slums that's
what we're gentrifying. Or gentrifying with gentrifying
that part of town get out. Poor people go away,
move further east. So they do skewers
they get cushy yaki. Yeah. Okay. Hey, if you've been following
away oh my god.
I'm so sorry. Yeah, you should be.
So they have these different skewers, beef Tong, miso
marinated scallops, and then this one shrooms? Okay, bacon.
Shroob de we got shrooms.
Be ashamed of yourself. Yeah. It was his idea.
He also he tried to explain to get into complicated trade on
Tesla, which I was trying to understand. Basically, he's
making money off of the margin that there is when you write an
option.
Yeah, you have to know what you do in that. Oh, yeah.
He says I'm gonna make so much money on it. Okay, so I've just
passing that on. Have you been following this Tommy Robinson
thing. And in getting donation east. I've only been
following a few of the tweets. So I'm not completely caught up.
But I do notice a big stink about it.
So Tommy Robinson, I think one of the original founders of the
English Defence League, which, when and the reason is
interesting to me is because I lived in the UK when I heard a
lot of this I'd heard of Tommy Robinson. And you know how we,
the media likes to repeat things like the Russians hacked our
election, and then forevermore, that will just be true. And
whatever it means they hacked our election. So Tommy Robinson
is a Nazi. You know, K K. K. Who? Just I'm just I'm just
Yeah,
okay, but don't forget and for people who I think they should
kind of push that meme that he's que que que. In England.
Exactly.
But certainly racist, white pride hooligan, Nazi all of this
stuff. His hair cut doesn't help now soccer fan,
but
yeah, and so that was just kind of up. And I'd also heard of
grooming that was that was a story when I was there as well.
A wee wee. I wasn't really doing really doing a lot. You know, I
hadn't quite awoken yet to the media deconstruction. I wasn't
woke I wasn't well grow. And so this, this, Tommy Robinson, a
couple of months ago, popped up again, in one of our nights,
Brian of London in Israel. He's been doing a lot of reporting on
it. And I was like, wow, so here's a guy who he's defending
this Tommy Robinson, for all I know, he probably hates Jews,
and you know, what the hell what's going on? So I did start
to look into it and looking into it means you got to just watch
hours and hours of interview footage with the guy. And that's
what's available. And he seems like a very reasonable chap, but
honestly, and if you know that these these grooming gangs that
are going on in the north of England, and he's from Luton,
but you know, we know there's a real big pedophile problem in
the United Kingdom. Let's not pretend that the gym will fix it
didn't happen and all the necrophilia and crazy crap and
people who are supposed to investigate it die and, and
there's bad crap going on with what some individual groups,
individuals and groups are doing in the UK with children. And
this grooming, which is mainly Pakistanis. Now it's become a
Muslim story, which I think is where the problem lies. But the
Pakistanis have been doing this for 40 years, they've been
grooming young girls, and we've had a couple of stories.
Rotherham, of course, we know, we played some clips about that.
About the same thing happening there. And Tommy Robinson for
all, not for 40 years, but since he started EDL and I Think was
late 80s, maybe even a 90s. He's been trying to bring the story
to attention. And I think it's gotten so rampant in these
places that that a lot of people complicit people of authority.
And so he keeps trying to bring this to light. And, and a couple
of days ago, he was arrested on the Criminal Justice Act of
1925, apparently convicted and thrown in jail for 13 months. So
he's been thrown in jail before. And he's usually gets thrown in
jail right in the middle of a bunch of Muslims who want to
kill him. That's, that's kind of the way the story goes. That's
handy. Yeah. But the, there's not much more to say about that
other than, you know, the problem is real. And I think
there's a lot of covering up going on. And it's not like
we're not familiar with exactly this problem with the welfare of
children and elites in the United Kingdom, and it gets
covered up.
But the
what to me is interesting is the Criminal Justice Act of 1925.
Why he was arrested and the fact that the there was a DEA notice
issued after his arrest, which means the media is forbidden
from reporting on anything regarding the topic. And we've
discussed D notices many times. What happened in this case is he
was doing a I think it was a face bag live video in front of
the courthouse. And he may have been, you know, on courthouse
grounds, but that's kind of irrelevant, because I'll read
the law to you. And and the way it works, instance, to some
degree similar with certain elections in the UK when a court
case is going on, there's no reporting. You can report from
outside we have to say allege it and we know the trial continues.
And there's for if you're an official, like a BBC journalist,
then there's ways you can do that. And you'll be okay. Key, I
think it was working for rebel media, which is a candid avian
outfit. So yeah, yeah, online. So you're not really a
journalist, you may think you're a journalist, but in the eyes of
the elites, you're not a journalist. So here's the law.
And here's why he was convicted, although this one very fast
prohibition on taking photographs, etc. in court
again, started this was written in 1925. I think, when were the
cameras, decent enough to hang it near? They were portable and
usable that way around that time a little bit before maybe,
I think before that, but I think when Kodak came out the brown is
when it really happened. But before I mean, people were
taking photos in the 1850s
Sure, sure. Sure. I mean, you know, I'll read the law no
person shall take or attempt to take in any court any photograph
or with a view to publication, make or attempt to make in any
court any portrait or sketch of any person being a judge of the
court or a juror or a witness and a party to any proceedings
before the court, whether civil or criminal, civil or criminal,
or publish any photograph portrait or sketch taken or made
in contravention of the foregoing provisions of this
section, or any reproduction thereof. And if any person acts
in contravention of this section, he shall on summary
conviction be liable in respect of each offense to a fine not
exceeding 50 pounds. But the for the purposes of this section, a
photograph portrait or sketch shall be deemed to be a
photograph portrait or sketch taken or made in court if it is
taken or made in the court, in the court room in the building
or in the precinct of the building in which the court is
held which I think is where he went wrong. Or if it's a
photograph portrait or sketch taken are made of the person
while he's entering or leaving the courtroom. So that's a
typical perp walk like Harvey Weinstein did that in America is
legal in the UK that apparently is is not legal and that's why
they threw him in jail but then to throw a a D notice on top of
it is really covering up an important I think an important
story that's taking place that you know just I mean the
internet the interwebs are filled with it. So it's it's a
weird moment where this zero reporting on it and I haven't
seen much here in the US either or anywhere for that matter
except online. Non official. Twitter's yeah tweeters.
Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah,
yeah. No, there's the onerous over there onerous.
It really is. And it's disturbing Well, there are some
good front pages the sun and the mirror and a few others has all
these pictures of really homely looking Pakistanis with
outside so they are reporting on the headline. Okay, so they are
they are they do continue to report on that. That's good.
Yeah, they're doing
that but they're not talking about this guy except on the
tweeters. Yeah.
So the all the message is being controlled though, that's for
sure. It was eight and I encourage you the couple of
links in the show notes and a show notes.com And take a look
under the Tommy Robinson heading is interesting fellow when you
When you listen to him, he's he's certainly not he. He messed
up on this one you should know about your 1925 law, but maybe
Gitmo nation east, citizens would change that. So you can
get a little more transparency in your universe there.
I know what am I thinking? Crazy? Richard angle. Speaking
of transparency?
Yeah. Where did he work out? Was he at NBC? NBC. So NBC? Well, he
was at Council on Foreign Relations. Course he was he's on
the he's a member. He's a member of the and he but he was leading
a discussion group. And there were some questions that came up
about propaganda, and propaganda, you have to
understand only works if it's from the government. And here's
what he had to say about the topic.
So there's another word for Master narratives. It's called
history. Basically, every country creates their own
narrative story. And, and, you know, my old job at the State
Department was what people used to joke as the chief propaganda
is job. We haven't talked about propaganda, propaganda. I'm not
against propaganda, every country does it. And they have
to do it to their own population. And I don't
necessarily think it's that awful. And this idea that he
doesn't
think Richard Engel.
Yes. This is sound like him at all. Yeah, Tim.
Richard Engel was at the State Department, wasn't he?
Did I know of? Really? Let me take a look. I'll continue to
play I'm pretty sure. Like in middle
job, we haven't talked about propaganda, propaganda. I'm not
against propaganda. Every country does it. And they have
to do it to their own population. And I don't
necessarily think it's that awful in this idea of a of a, of
a car News Cartel. I mean, I was editor of time in 2012, during
that election, and I remember, you know, you're competing
against cartels, and everybody, I remember being on a panel with
the then editor of the New York Times, who said, it's really
hard to break through these days, the editor of the New York
Times saying it's hard to break through, I almost I wanted to
jump off the platform, like what's it like for the rest of
everybody? So I mean, there's no, I mean, there are cartels,
but cartels don't have hegemony like they used to
the good old days.
There's no note that he's ever been we're even work for Time
magazine
that maybe this is well, this was whoever this Richard angle
was. He was former editor of Time Magazine.
Take a look. Which is okay. Because this makes the story
just as good.
I think this guy I think I know who this guy is, but it's not
Richard Richard Engel. But is it one of the guys who became
anyway keep playing it
you know, that's it. That was the clip. That's that's what he
had. He's not against it. And it's very strong. And then even
when he was at Time Magazine, they couldn't break through the
propaganda.
It was just a clarify a clarifying moment. Give me this
up now. What are you looking up?
Editors of Time Magazine? Okay. This is it's because of him his
voice.
Anyway, okay. Well embrace
the Pro. Of course you can this is what was all we do on this
show is try to do that and is what you know, it's just over
and over again, just to keep hearing the same nonsense. It's
getting worse, by the way. They've they've shattered the
ante on a couple of these memes, especially the Russian memes.
Okay. I have a question about when do you have any clips, any
Russian clips and Russian meme clips?
Well not not
know. Well, I have a question.
Let me see if I can frame this. The so called the collusion
resulted in the election being thrown. Correct. Then he got
thrown out the election going to Donald Trump. And if you listen
to James Clapper, former director of national
intelligence, it really came down to only 80,000 votes in
Wisconsin, or I mean, three states, three states. That's the
story. I don't understand. And this was triggered by a note
from one of our producers, Daniel Griffin. If the face bag
ads truly influenced the election. That would mean those
ads by them that would mean because that's that's what we're
still talking about. We're still talking about the ads they say
were seen by now. It's 120 million people. I liked the
metrics. We should really consider advertising on thinking
about it, if you can get for 100 grand, although I think it was
more like 40, but let's just keep it at the 100 Grand.
Let's take 40 Whatever, let's
take whatever it was, you can reach 129 million people. That's
pretty good. Yes, pretty good. So, but the way our election
works, is the Electoral College, which is really what 538 People,
they are the ones that that vote the president in. And they are
the ones who even though they are expected to vote, what the
constituency voted, they don't have to historically they
certainly have not always and in this election a lot were saying
they certainly were not going to. In fact, I think there were
a couple states where it was clear that the electoral college
or parts of it really went against what the constituents
had voted for. So if let's, let's just presume it's true. I
would like a psychological examination of a small number of
people 538 They're the ones that voted, they're the ones that
determine. That's why we have that system in place is in case
it's a madman. We can add war, madwoman, we can then change
the outcome.
Am I Am I thinking to logical here or is
thinking illogical? I'm just like to know what the boys are
you're trying to make?
The point is we're all just believing in Okay, fine. Three
states 80,000 votes. But if there was truly an influence
from this campaign, would that not have had to influence these
538 people?
It depends on whether Facebook users
Yes, but I'd like I'd like to know. That's the point. That's
actually an excellent point. What if What if half of them
aren't face bag users?
Well, I think that this is a trap.
And I think that this guy, this clapper character is really he's
the subversive in the audience. And saying stuff like this is
very strict, incredibly subversive and is keeping the
pot boiling. should be ashamed of himself. I don't think I'd
say the same thing with Brennan.
I don't think he gives a critical Brennan Brennan is is
really off the rails. He's going on every MSNBC MSNBC show.
She show and miss me she liked me. She knew Rachel was taken
over the place. But
Ms. And b She. Yes. Yeah, he's going to Andrew Mitchell.
middays. Andrea? Yes. Yeah, it's crazy. That's not a spy. I
looked it up. I looked up what is the difference between a
confidential informant and a spy. And even the the book of
knowledge that we cancel even the Wikipedia version, and
informer is a person who provides privileged information
about a person or organization to an agency. The term is
usually used within the law enforcement world where they are
officially known as confidential or criminal informants, and can
often refer pejoratively, to the supply of information without
consent of the other parties with the intent of malicious
personal or financial gain.
So
isn't my spy exactly spy that we've gotten down to the
semantic conversation of why wasn't a spy? is mind boggling.
And we truly live within? Have you seen this the remake of 451
Fahrenheit? No, I
was looking at the list of movies that are floating around.
I think it was on Rotten Tomatoes or somewhere. And I saw
that and I remember people talking about it not being
nearly as good as the original, which I always thought was a
very good movie. That's always well executed. I do think that
Bradbury had something to do with the movie, the first one
and era when they were panning this as a piece of crap. Oh, so.
So the answer to your question is no, I have not seen it.
Okay. Well, we watched a ton of watch the whole thing. I fell
asleep kind of three quarters through it. But what I saw I
liked a good sign. I did like the premise. I like how they set
it up, you know, the big brother, which is, in essence,
and everyone has a talking to the outcome. Yeah,
that was the Yeah, the premise is pretty much the same,
although they, it was it was you got to see the original go back
and watch the original, which of course, because it's older, it's
not going to be as nice as much CGI and it's not moving as fast
but I think it's a much better film. Well, I didn't see the new
one. So I can't say that but it's a good movie. Let's put it
that way.
Well, what is what, what is well done with this new one is is
it's only visually a little bit different from the times we live
in, right? Now just a little bit, you know, the displays are
on the buildings, and, you know, but they're still doing the
equivalent of streaming, you know, streaming stuff live from
body cams, and the cops who are out to burn books in case you
didn't know the premise of burning books in general, I
mean, all these things very, very possible kind of happening.
Now, my favorite was the talking tubes, you got one everywhere
you tell it to go dark, and it shuts down, but it's not really
shut down. And it's seeping in. It's really seeping in this. And
I think I have some standing when it comes to talking tubes,
if you recall, was it three years ago, I was the first to
use one and everyone was lat you. Of course, I've always
mocked me for it. But I said that if this had an apple logo,
people would be would love it. If you do. Okay, so that was you
know, and I've done some tinkering. So I know how these
things work. But here's Joe and Mika
yesterday on Twitter, Trump called on China to continue to,
quote be strong and tight on the border of North Korea until a
deal is made, adding quote, the word is that recently the border
has become much more porous and has more has been filtering in.
I want this to happen in North Korea to be very successful, but
only after signing. Yikes.
All right. Yeah. be
frightened by his tweets on North Korea at this point.
Shouldn't we be right on what he's doing? Now? Listen,
seriously. I mean, it's like it's every day
it's constant. It's
actually you know, we this for some reason series, a deep state
on your phone.
And it only happens when I started saying things I'd never
want anybody to hear. It will just like write down the like
Siri will write it
starts recording. Like nobody was touching it. Oh, that's
weird.
Well, it Nostrovia.
So it's not weird, because I clearly heard him say surely
something like that. And I heard the trigger beep. These are the
all of the unintended consequences of technology when
this stuff starts happening. And this is the story that everyone
was emailing and tweeting about when Danielle
in Portland shared her story with us, she was hoping Amazon
would fix a major problem, which somehow enabled her Amazon Echo
to record a private conversation inside her home, randomly pick a
person out of her contacts and send that information to that
person's phone in Seattle, they have
absolutely no right to listen and record my conversations and
randomly send them to people in Madras. But I mean, it's just
it's unheard of.
Today, Amazon released this detailed explanation quote, Echo
woke up due to a word and Background conversation sounding
like Alexa, then the subsequent conversation was heard as a Send
Message request, at which point Alexa said out loud, to whom, at
which point the Background conversation was interpreted as
a name in the customer's contact list. Alexa dead asked out loud,
the contact name right? Alexa then interpreted Background
conversation as right, as unlikely as this string of
events is we are evaluating options to make this case even
less likely, what could Amazon say to you that would satisfy
you at this point,
we apologize for this and we are willing to show you that
actually means something to us what you went through. And if
you want to stop using our devices, here's reimbursement
for everything you've sent
late today, Amazon sent Danielle an email telling her they've
accepted her request to return her echo dots for a refund if
she ships them all back.
So that's the story. And this is presented completely
incorrectly. Like they're listening and they without my
consent, how can they send these messages? And where are we know
that this creep factor started? Now just about a month ago, when
I just said call Tina, and the thing called her because they
introduced some new capability and they're getting your contact
list from somewhere, we haven't really even figured out where
they're getting it from. And just like you heard with Joe and
Mika, these things get triggered all the time. And now that I've
been rooting around in this open source stuff, I understand how
it works. It's just I mean, it's it's skip logic to the extreme,
every version of it is its artificial interpretation every,
every version of the way, you could say something, no matter
how your sentence structure is, it's pretty much laid out inside
the code. So it's just looking to see if it can trip that
combination. And if you're having a conversation with
someone and you say, you know, surely you didn't send them a
message that could be enough to trigger Siri. You know, maybe
they had echo as the wake word or, you know, whatever it was,
if it was an Alexa or not. But these things get triggered all
the time. It's, you know, it's not like Amazon is spying on
you. But look at the capability. Look at what it actually can do.
It's these things are very evil. I have to say if it's connected
to anything but your own home is evil.
What did I say about this when you first?
No, I'm not arguing. I'm not arguing. I'm not arguing. I
still think voice input is a great way to go. But if you
don't have full control of it, you stop. Just stop. And it's,
yeah, this is um, Ted pilling you know, it's mine.
What do you what are you going to do by setting a timer man?
Exactly. What are we going to do about it? I changed our guy's
voice by the way. All right. Oh, oh, yeah. See if it works.
I am the book of knowledge series. A whole
Yeah. Okay. Still works.
It sounds like some sounds like a creep?
Is a creep. Yeah,
I'm nothing to demo today.
I'm I'm agree.
I'm working on. I'm working
on making it better useful for the show. It's completely
unusable right now. But we're getting there.
So I guess there was a very interesting point that was being
made on Meet the Press. Not this last week. But the week before,
I think. And it was this is in relation to clapper and his
claim that the Russians are running that place. i They,
they have the election. It's it's the change
in the demographics. They try to they want to get it's in the I
think it's in the best interest of the elites on the coasts, to
get this particular meme busted that, you know, the coast and
the flyovers and all the rest of it. And this actually is a
pretty good point. This is within the state of
Pennsylvania. What's his name? The guy runs out. Todd Todd,
Chuck
Todd, Chuck, Chuck Todd Gregory.
No, it's Todd Jade his name. If you look at him, he's totally a
Todd. Todd. It's gotta be Todd Chuck. Okay. He makes a very
good point here. And this is the point that people like clapper
and I think the Democrats have got to be freaked out about is
that the Democrats as we've been promoting this idea for a long
time, are the elites. They're the ones who you know, that's
the du Pont's, the Hirst's that all these huge,
the most of the billionaires are Democrats. Yep. All the people
in Silicon Valley, these guys, most of them are billionaires,
and they're all you all in with the Democrats. So you got to,
and that's the real demographic situation that the that they
found themselves in. And that's why they have to appeal to
immigrants to get enough votes, because there's not really
enough billionaires to vote them into anything
sad, but and if you believe the narrative of the reason they
want immigrants then to come in illegally and not be documented
and vote is the the black American community is they've
given up on them. It's not that it's not worth it anymore.
They always expect to get the black if the blacks are going to
vote, which is always an issue. They will vote Democrat in
droves. So they, so they don't really need to even deal with
them. Because it's just an audit. It's either they're not
voting or it's an automatic vote for us. So the community, some
people within the black mirror are waking up to the fact that
they're just being played played play. I
think play abuse is the term, you're abused.
But this is a very good piece, but these two counties shoot
Choi kill, shoot, kill or whatever it's called in Chester
County, a very rich County in a very poor county within the
state of Pennsylvania.
And the numbers tell the story of these two counties. 50% of
Chester has a bachelor's degree. That number is 15% in school,
the median listing price for a home and Chester's $380,000
Compared to 75,000 in school, and the median household income
is 89,000 a year in Chester versus 47,000 a year in school.
And these two counties represent the changing dynamics of
American politics. Republicans are losing their grip on
wealthier places like Chester County. Mitt Romney narrowly
beat Barack Obama there back in 2012. But Hillary Clinton won by
nine points over Donald Trump in 2016. The working class of
school are bolting the Democratic Party these days.
Yes, Romney won by a comfortable 13 point margin but Trump won by
a whopping 43 points before that. scopo had actually voted
for a Democrat as recently as 1996. And the Democrats name was
Clinton. Since the 2016 election, many folks have tried
to stereotype the coasts as the place is living in their own
bubbles. But when you dig into these numbers, there are blue
and red bubbles all across the country. Chester and school are
two of these such bubbles and finding common ground between
them less than 100 miles away and from each other is growing
increasingly difficult.
Okay.
So I went and started looking for this though, think about the
home prices. It's like $350,000 median compared to $75,000.
Median. And I went, I went shopping.
You went, Wait, did you go shopping in the, in the great
state of California?
No, I went shopping in Pennsylvania. I got my Google
car drove around. And I also went on Zillow and I went all
over the place to what you can get a house for and that's not
the end Shuka school or whatever they call it is not even the
best case scenario. There are some towns and counties in
Pennsylvania that, excuse me, are extremely, off the deep end
because they're, they're one of these like Mount Carmel, for
example, very cute little, kind of a residential community and
half dead. Downtown area is there's a place for sale,
there's 26 bedrooms, it was actually a convent. That's been
turned into a single family dwelling. It's available for
$18,000. Wow. And so I'm looking there's a lot of places
available for $16,000 17,000.
This sounds like an investment opportunity.
Well, I'm looking at it as well you look at
Natalie Cole, Natalie del Conte. Morrison invest,
nobody gets that. But okay, that somebody will not the point is,
is that this would this particular town, which is an I
looked at Manaea area, is was a town that was founded on the
fact that they found an anthracite mine nearby. In the
1800s, it became like this instant town to mine, this high
quality coal, and that died off. And so now the town is just kind
of struggling to, to maintain itself as as a lower middle
class area, which is not a big deal one way or the other. But
you can really, if you don't have to, if you're retired or
something where you don't have a fixed income, this is where you
move. Not that you want to have fill up the place with with old
retirees. But it's pretty astonishing. The difference in
these in these areas in Pennsylvania is the best case
scenario. Now. A lot of the towns in fact, I would say this
one, Mount Carmel, has a lot of Polish. So comic strip blogger
should be happy about that. Because Pennsylvania is a huge
Polish state, which would make me feel right at home. It just
the interesting that this see that the discrepancies that go
on around here, and it's always you and you wonder why Trump is
getting all these voters. And I don't think it's going to let up
over the especially by 2020. Because there are this country's
getting more and more and more people that fall into that poor
or working the working poor, working poor, and poor and
middle class and lower middle class and even to upper middle
classes still, that's growing, that's not shrinking. And so
losing the rich in terms of your political base by the
Republicans and gaining these people. You're going to be in
office forever.
Yeah. I don't I don't think they see that. John, I I really don't
know. That report really made it clear. And then if you go on
your Google car and start driving around these areas, we
start driving, especially in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, I'm
stunned that it would go this it's near I doubt it will ever
in the presidential election. I really doubt it will ever see
another Democrat. Really? Who's going to do it? I mean, it's
just No, it's not going to happen.
Anyway, well,
the demographics the United States of America, thank you.
What, what is the square foot price in California for a new
build these days?
I don't have it off the top of my head, but it's not low.
But you know what they're talking about in Austin. This is
from the banker. Nice, probably about the same $900 a square
foot? Well, that's pretty high, that is outrageous. Square foot
$900 a square foot is what they think to get for these, some of
these new places that are going up downtown. Either they'll
it'll they'll it'll work. And it'll be like New York was and
you know, until the real estate crash, crash crash. I already
know there's tons of condos that are just empty, just investment
properties. Or you know, maybe will become like one of those
ghost towns in China are nothing big, beautiful, empty buildings.
I cannot believe what there's not enough work here for that
kind of price. So it can't be for the people here. I don't
know who it's
for then. And then the San Francisco's got those two big
skyscrapers near the bridge that deaf tower of death and that
other one. Yeah, and those are if when you go in if you're in
the city at night you look up there at 830 in the evening when
it's dark, or getting dark or let's say nine o'clock, there's
no lights on. They can have two places in this
building. Is that the tower of doom? Yeah, the tower of doom,
which was being built when I had the my place there. Yeah, ah,
oh, that thing,
not only the lights on the light here, there's a light there.
Maybe there's 20 people living in the place and the rest of
them. They're all sold out. So somebody owns them.
Something's oh, something's in
California. So Something's just not right in California. There's
something very wrong.
There's something. Austin is the California of the Texas so
we're we're California of the rest. See, there was this this
story from your neck of the woods. This was this was
disturbing.
Thursday morning, Linda Kwan headed to the Dublin BART
station and boarded a San Francisco bound train for work.
30 minutes into the ride to San Ramon mother of two felt
something pure sore behind
when I felt that I got up. And I looked at what was poking me.
And when I you know, my fingers felt it and I looked, I actually
held it because I didn't know what it was. I just kind of
touched it and it was a syringe tip.
This is the broken tip of the hypodermic needle Quan sat on
when she looked under the seat, she found even more drug
paraphernalia. Now she wonders why Bart isn't doing more to
prevent this from happening.
People's lives and people safety. So you know, one punch
or light that could change the rest of my life, if I'm
infected,
anecdotally from the police department, I'm told is they
have reports similar to this once or twice a month. As far as
we're concerned, that's one or two times a month too many, this
is a serious concern. And this is something that BART needs to
address and is addressing with the resources that we have Bart
says they've hired more police officers, they're redeploying
trained cleaners. So park cars get cleaned more often during
the day. And they're working with police to address the
homeless issue.
They're not getting enough for sure, or this would not have
happened.
After reporting the incident to the train operator and depart
police. Quan was tested for HIV and hepatitis. Now she's on a
month supply of drugs to prevent contracting HIV. She's getting
the hepatitis vaccine, and she must get her blood tested every
three months for the next year and a half, just in case she was
infected with something from this needle.
Yeah. Last showed to this happens a couple of times a
week, month or month or a week, maybe a couple times a
week. Who knows may probably not report who knows.
But also, you know,
was there ever an announcement that we've kind of solved aids?
Kind of is the operative word. Yeah. Well,
then there's there's all these what do they call them prep? I
think they call them it's predator. We've talked about a
lot. That is now seen as the end all be off. As long as you're
taking PrEP, you apparently cannot even get infected. Yeah,
supposedly, supposedly. There was just I don't know, it feels
like that, you know, the way that was reported was so
offhanded is she's taken some meds to make sure she doesn't
get HIV. Okay.
There was just never really a big announcement about that.
Well, I find this ridiculous. What does it take to keep the
you know, these cars? Are they have fake TV cameras in them?
Are these CCTV?
I think you nailed it with the fake? That's exactly right. They
just to make you feel good.
It's ridiculous that the whole thing I mean, this like the we
reported on the or reported the issue with the Civic Street
Station and all these drug users lined up and said, Well, it's
Judo day day in day to understand the police. They come
in it's eight and so they're seven and then they leave the
day come back at 830 when meanwhile, they had the cameras
all over that thing that cops know that they're there.
Yeah, they're just not doing anything. They don't know what
to do with them. They don't they have no laws on the books. It's
gotten much worse in in Austin. Again, the old you know, the 35
underneath 35 freeway highway. It's just
it's mayhem has a chance
to his daughter. You know she's with us for the summer and you
know the last time she was here was last summer. She's it's
doubled.
It is you don't notice it when you're there.
It's like you're being boiled like a lobster. You don't really
notice it. And um The former banker had no he said, Yeah,
that's getting pretty bad. He says, you know, the problem was
we don't have laws against sleeping on the street, which
sounds kind of
course,
which is, I think why we don't have it. But you know, if you
have no law against sleeping in public places, then it won't
change. Yes, as far as I can tell, you need. I mean, you need
some additional regulation, of course, and those are
very rural areas, and they're all you know, they all feel
good, can I can't do that it would be hurt someone's feelings
and these poor people, and you have all those, and I think
they're all justified, but it's not helping anything, something
else has to be done for one thing, maybe solving the
problem, the underlying problem that might be useful. I mean,
you have all these guys talking a big game about one thing or
another, but they don't want to do anything about poverty. Now,
Bill Gates is a good example this vaccinate everybody in
Africa, but no, not a nickel toward, you know, solving the
issue of poverty.
We're seeing as he's using some of those old Clinton Foundation
expired drugs from India, he's probably solving the problem by
killing Africa by killing people.
So while you're on board I do in my bar store. I want to see if
you can catch the operative little piece of information in
here. This is the new Bartlein there's a Bart's getting
extended, and they extended this line out to the middle of
nowhere Antioch, which is in the middle of nowhere more or less
in the Bay Area. And there's an operative little piece of
information in here. I want to see if you catch it.
The new Bartlein extends the transit system. 10 miles further
into the East Bay to Antioch.
People in eastern Contra Costa County have been waiting for a
rail extension for a long, long time. So there was so much
excitement.
Unlike the rest of the transit system, the new blind runs on
biodiesel, not electricity, a compromise the cut the cost and
half of the $525 million project.
Anytime you can get out of the stress of traffic you want to do
that.
Driving from Sacramento into San Francisco Shama. Espinosa,
thinks the new line will be a big time saver.
Normally when I would want to travel to San Francisco, I don't
drive in San Francisco. So I would go to the Congress station
and then take the bar again. When I knew that this one was
open I decided to try this one
out. This I died really don't know what get don't.
So here's what they say. Instead of using the third of the
electric rail system, they cut costs in half by running this
thing, diesel, biodiesel. Yeah, they call it biodiesel but as
diesel right. Biodiesel is diesel, but they cut it in half
so in other words all this electrified train you know these
trains all over the place with a third rail and all the rest cost
twice as much. Yeah, then a good old fashioned diesel now, I was
thinking about this and I realized that well why would
they? Why didn't everyone just use his well? Yeah, you could if
everything was above Great.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're not even allowed to drive
a diesel car in California anymore? Are you are you can't
buy
one desk bullshit. You can grow Do you can you buy the low
sulfur diesel? Alright, so I would easily just use it. You
just get an adaption,
right. And bio and biodiesel emits water. Water vapor. Smells
like smells like french fries. I had a vehicle.
Yeah. No. Anyway, the point is, though, is yeah, if it's a
subway you really
problematic Yeah, could be
but if it's above ground, and which this little extension is,
and I think all the extensions will be there's no reason to use
the electric stuff anymore. It's just a waste of money. And I
have to say that's got to be a fractal of some sort for cars.
Unless you're in a channel all the time, which you're not
the May I remind you then of the history of the electric vehicle,
in the 18, I think 1880s, late 1880s 89 People were driving
around with battery cars. And they function quite well, you
know, they were, you know, they didn't go very far because you
had to recharge, but they had certainly replaced the horse, or
we're moving the horse out of the way. And then when the
combustion engine came along, people said, Wait a minute, the
the cost and the power to weight ratio, I guess is what it is. It
is is incredibly efficient. And battery technology has improved,
but not it hasn't made the leaps and bounds that we need, I
think.
Yeah, that's true. And I got it. I got an incremental,
very incremental. And these these Tesla batteries are, you
know, there's just a whole bunch of double A's in there. Or if
it's true, there's a whole bunch of little Yeah, but the little
cells. Yeah, I got an education on the new high reads though,
just go back to the banker again, he picked me up he here.
So he got rid of the Tesla and he bought a mini
Oh, it did, he was a big fan of the Tesla na he wised up.
And I think that's why he's all pissed off and doing complicated
trades to try and screw him. You made me look bad in front of
curry. Now I gotta Screw you. But he has one of those new mini
hybrids. And, and I kind of like the way they're doing it. It's
not maybe this is the way hybrid cars work. I just didn't
understand this thing. It has three cylinders, very, I don't
know, amazed, like 150 CC's. It's very small engine. But it
has the hybrid part for the acceleration, which makes total
sense. If you just want to if you want to move a little faster
and traffic overtake somebody, then you get these very high
Powered Electro motors kick in and they can really give you a
boost in the problem is you need a lot of battery. And you're not
carrying around a big battery in this hybrid. So you can only use
it so much. But that kind of makes up for the lack of power
that the the combustion engine has. I think that's a pretty
valid use and you're generating it on board. You're not plugging
it in
at night. Yeah,
that's pretty much the way they all work. Yeah. What I'm kind of
for them the motor the gasoline engine in a Prius. I didn't
realize this is something like this, I get three system
screwball motor. That is not even a normal got the
in the Prius in the new Prius, all of them.
They got some screwball like very weird motor. That is it's
low horsepower, but it's pretty much what you said well, and the
mini also when you're on the freeway, they work great. So
the Mini has it has the turbo boost from the from the electro
motors. And that also has a turbo turbo charger. On three
cylinders. Yes. That's some punch. I'll
tell you. I mean, you won't get laid away.
And so the banker instead of driving the luxurious. Tesla is
driving around a Mini Cooper.
Yeah. I think that's what he wants his wife to drive. But she
took the Porsche.
He got stuck with the Mini Cooper.
Yeah, something like that. Yeah. And I was like, Oh, he texted
me. I'll pick you up in the Mini.
He says he should attack once you talk to him to get that
whatever that Evie one where that BM that low? slung BMW Hot
Rod.
Oh, yeah. Of course. That's what I told him to get in the first
place. And then it's like he was talking about the i three. I
said, you know, there's one thing if you're already married,
and you don't want to get laid, it's another thing to make that
public and drive around and one of those things that's really
that's zero sex.
Zero sex appeal.
Anyway, I was I was pleasantly surprised by that part of it.
But yeah, you're right. It's inefficient. Doesn't seem to
work it we're all googoo gaga over it. Yeah.
Well, we'll see where this ends up. So I got corrected by one of
our producers who was snotty and says that now he says Fisker did
a first date ever use Danny Fisker ideas at Dead Tesla, they
use this Hans character, who still there was the designer and
I've been looking into it. And I haven't made I have to now do an
interview with Fisker to find out what the scenario is because
they did part company before the s came out.
Do you think you can do that before Thursday since we know
wishful thinking? We're doing a best off on Thursday.
We're doing our last of the thing is, Adam has to do
something on Thursday. And we have one, Ramsey Kane, best of
left in the NSA archive, that's it. And he has moved on, he
doesn't have the position he once had at this company where
they encouraged him to do stuff like this, because he had they
had the time to do it. And now he won't be able to do anymore.
He got a real job. He's got a real job in the company you work
at? Yeah, he actually has some responsibility. He won't be able
to do this anymore. So that was the end, this will be the last
Ramsey cane production that we'll ever have on the show,
which is kind of cool. I mean, it's kind of cool. But it's kind
of a disappointment, because he always could give us a couple of
these every couple of years. Right? And we could use them in
emergencies or whenever we needed them. And this will be
that's the end of an era. So we're going to do that.
Yes. And if anyone has any other
if anybody else wants to pick up the cudgel. Yeah,
we're happy about that. And also, man, we got to do some
worrying. I'll probably do it. I don't think I can get it all
organized for Thursday to get another botanic thing because
that might be cool. Just to hear what he's saying about Spygate.
I'll try but no I gotta get someone there with a mic and he
can't the ICE Tech illiterate he can't do any of that.
Most people seem to be what do they have? That will be good
interviews don't seem to have a clue. Yeah, they can't get on
Skype. They don't know what a mic is
gonna barely know how to talk into it.
Yeah, we'll talk into it. We'll talk into it correctly. Yeah.
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They would know that someone bought it because of course
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If that's borderline in terms of libelous I'm not sure I should
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associated or is it executive producer? I've recently been
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she has been enjoying the show now more than ever before. I
usually do
those piping hot scrumptious ones.
And then he says me as well. Is he too? Yes, the show is
relevant and needed a lot of that hopefully you all have the
energy and listener appreciation to go on that's the part that I
needed that needed to hear. I need to hear because we got
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Grand Canyon National Park to Glacier in Montana where I
worked as a backcountry ranger in the mini glacier sub
district. That's many glacier is what is called me. It's the name
of the sub district. One of my primary duties is Bear. What's
your duty sir? Bear management
means something different in
Austin.
Which include Yes, which includes hazing habituated
Grizzlies by shooting them with rubber bullets and beanbag
rounds fired from a 12 gauge shotgun. I'm living the dream
can we come and hang out that's That sounds like fun actually.
Hazing is ready
tastic without back county Ranger a pitcher you know some
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so what game Patricia was complaining about we have the
clip I have a kind of a background on El Bairstow.
Yes, Alberto. Yes, it has a name
um Rena nine and Alberto. The first name storm of the year is
slowly moving toward the Gulf Coast. The governors of Florida
and Mississippi have already declared a state of emergency.
The storm is just north of Cuba and not expected to make
landfall until sometime Monday. But the outer bands are already
starting to lash out in southern Florida. Greg Setzer with our
Miami affiliate WF LR is following the storm Craig.
The storm is getting a bit stronger tonight as it moves to
the north, and during the day on Sunday has the possibility of a
further intensification reaching the North gulf coast here
sometimes late on Monday or Monday night. But it's a big
lopsided storm with a lot of the bad weather east of the track
and north of the tracks so the effect is going to be felt well
before the center makes landfall. When it's going to be
a problem. tropical storm force winds will be skirting the
coast, the west coast of Florida, all the way up into the
Panhandle and much of the Northern Gulf Coast some of that
wind will be going inland. And the other big issue with this
storm besides storm surge and the wind is going to be rainfall
a tremendous amount of tropical moisture Heading to the north.
One of these tails this moisture tail for Oberto will be draped
across Florida, going into the Carolinas where flooding is a
possibility. And flooding also a possibility right where the
center makes landfall there. Here's the forecast track and
you can see heavy rainfall amounts to parts of Florida.
Also parts of the Panhandle and parts of the southeast. There's
also a threat arena of isolated tornadoes.
I find this rather peculiar that they're treating this thing as a
hurricane
when it's not. And it has a name even though it's a tropical
storm.
They talked about the center hitting making landfall as
though it's like a hurricane. landfall is not there's nothing
similar to a hurricane in the US to start spinning around. Right.
But it's like this is just a pad the stats
Yeah, the number of storms because we don't have enough.
Yeah, we're not getting enough because we were supposed to have
a million a month ever since Katrina, which never panned out
because of global warming. So we're not getting enough so
let's just do this every time it starts raining let's just give
it a name.
Well, let's help them out. John. Why don't you let's do a report.
Are you ready? Yeah.
We have Adam curry on the line he's he's right in the middle of
the storm Adam be there weekend Wow, looks pretty rough out
there. Hey, Adam, be safe. Out here you be safe and be safe
to feed good. I think they're all set then.
Unbelievable. So there should this are the padding the stats,
their name, naming everything. I mean, some of their you know
pretty soon to be naming you know, afternoon shower, my wet
fart raining in Florida. Whoever heard of such a thing like,
hey, there's Pete. Hurricane Pete just came out of my butt.
Exactly. Think it's just the It's Memorial Day weekend. They
have nothing to report on. We need some we need something.
No, this report is pretty important. Let's play this.
Let's play the co2 highest levels as please co2.
The global level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has
topped 400 parts per million for the longest time in recorded
history. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
says the grim milestone was reached on average for the
entire month of March. The 400 parts per million threshold has
been important marker and UN climate change negotiations
widely recognized as a dangerous level that could drastically
worse than human caused global warming. The environmentalist
group three fifty.org takes its name after the 350 parts per
million threshold. Say is the maximum atmospheric
concentration of carbon dioxide for a safe planet.
Yeah, those guys should have rebranded This is
mentioned that clips from four years ago
Oh, thank you. Oh, you screwed me over.
Yes, sir. Jean Are you know sheriff of Texas? He
he has one of those monitors. And he has he has two pet
snakes. So he has to keep the environment a certain way in his
house. But he's
just roaming around the house. Yeah.
Well, they don't really roam that kind of Slither.
And he he measures about 750 parts per million in his house.
He seems to be doing okay, he's alive still. Jeans gene seems to
be healthy. He seems
to turn on the fan in the kitchen. God
ah, Nah, man. It's the snakes snakes.
Yikes.
They're not just little snakes either. There's some that's a
significant snake. Yeah, but then 350 Guys, I'm telling you
that that was four years ago. How come they didn't rebrand
themselves to 450? No one would have known that. Now. They just
sound like me. No. Look, you use your 350 word for nothing
happened.
Screw you. That's what I think.
So a couple Sundays ago, your buddy Roger Stone.
Why do you say that? Was on
on the show. And he used to he had it. He has an interesting
little trick that he's put these played. Because, you know, Todd
Chuck was trying to bring out of him what is why he hasn't been
called before Mueller. And I realized that guys this stone
care archers a something of a genius play this stone on meet
the press one.
You have not had any contact with the special Counsel's
Office personally,
that that is correct now, not your lawyer either. That is
correct. Okay. On the other hand, should they deceit decide
to proceed against me for some extraneous crime that I can't
identify? Perhaps we can get into the question raised by the
New York Times on January 20 2017, that says I was the
subject of a FISA warrant. Now, for a US citizen to be subject
to a FISA warrant, they have to be engaged in espionage on
behalf of a foreign power. That is certainly not the case, as
far as I am concerned. So I I'm very anxious to find out that
New York Times has never retracted that story. By the
way, I'm very anxious to find out why I would have been
subject to such a FISA warrant. Well,
I think one of the areas of interest, apparently has to do
with your communications with WikiLeaks various tweets you
have said. So let me just go down that road with you. I've
asked you this before. But let me ask you again here. Did you
have any advanced knowledge of any kind about? John Podesta has
hacked emails
to see this, it's still and they're confused, but it's still
all about either Russia giving Hillary's emails to Trump, or
some collusion with the DNC hacked emails. They still keep
trying to tie that knot together and they can't seem to find a
way to do it or they're approved. Yeah, proof. That's
what that was.
Stones got this little Gambit, which he knows if they ever do
anything, he can go into discovery and find out why he
was put on a FISA warrant, which they don't want. They don't want
to know, of course not. Because the whole thing will fall apart,
because it's going to turn out that everything I'm saying is
true.
a procedural question. If the FBI, if they want to take you to
court, do you still get to do discovery the same way as in a
civil trial? Unless you plead, okay, so you have the right to
full discovery, all of their information to defend yours.
I know, you know, it's a regular trial at that point. Okay. Well,
let's listen to he has a little kicker here. It might be worth
listening to John
Podesta is hacked emails.
No, absolutely not. And Chuck an honest reading of my tweet, I
said, the Podesta's apostrophe s time in the barrel. This isn't
about the placement of the apostrophe. It's about in the
fact that in virtually every news account, the word V has
been omitted. The refers to more than one person meaning as I
have said, here before, even though you want to revive this
chestnut, I was referring to both Podesta brothers in the
revelations in the April 2016 Panama papers that expose their
shady business dealings in Russia, John and Tony, the
Podesta let me even the final report of the House Intelligence
Committee mistakenly omits the word V from my tweet.
Yeah, he says the Podesta was referring to the two of them.
Ah, okay. You keep saying Podesta's as it was one
Podesta's email, if you say, the Podesta Z mails,
or, or words, words do matter.
Yeah. And he makes that point, I think he makes a good point of
it. And then Todd, Chuck keeps you know, saying, hey, you know,
let me ask you again, maybe it'll change. You know,
that is interesting, because there was an I have a clip here.
It was another case of well, it really depends on the context
and how you're hearing what is happening at the moment. And you
know, how you can create context, but it belongs under
the heading of Meteor.
It's time for your sexual harassment update.
Now, the big the big news that hit I think was show day even,
which would make sense was Morgan Freeman, God himself
being accused of sexual harrassment. Yeah, because he's,
he plays God he is he's, as far as I'm concerned. He's our God.
They have the He is the God of Hollywood. And the story, I
didn't realize this story broke because of two CNN reporters,
both women, I believe, one, if not, both, are entertainment
reporters. And they went on Don Lemon, who as you know, is the
overnight sensation on CNN is and who knows Morgan personally,
and so, you know, social and social circles professionally.
And they explained what happened, and also their own
experience why they started looking into this, but when you
hear her explanation, wow, it's, it's, it's exactly like you
know, the apostrophe is not in the right place. You know, did
why did I hear it right or Is that the right context? But this
gives you a little background a little long but I found it to be
very interesting people
are surprised by what our investigation has uncovered. It
was months in the making with and and I and 16 people agreed
to share their stories with CNN several of them said that
Freeman made constant comments about their bodies and clothing
choices. Eight said that they were victims of harassment or
inappropriate behavior. And on two of those eight said that
they were subjected to unwanted touching by Freeman and you
know, I want to share some of those stories with you. One
woman who was a production assistant on the movie going in
style so that while filming it in 2015 Don Freeman subjected
her to unwanted touching of her lower back and comments about
her figure on a near daily basis. In one incident Dawn she
says that Freeman actually attempted to try to lift her
skirt and asked her if she was wearing underwear. She claims
that this alleged incident actually took place in front of
his co star in the movie Alan Arkin. We tried to reach Arkin
for comment, and he couldn't be reached.
Wow. I mean, who does that?
Some guys 89 Maybe don't think he's 89.
How Lizzie
this is like a caricature of the old dirty old man is sitting at
the park bench with a with a cane. And the girls go by and he
tries to lift the dresses which was mocked it in the old TV
show.
I have to say that's a different. It doesn't know. I
don't know how old Morgan Freeman is.
I can look it up. book of knowledge. How old is Morgan
Freeman? You probably probably better luck if you looked it up.
Yeah,
it's useful is 80 years,
80 years, 11 months and 26 days.
So he's 80. But still
11 months. 26 days.
Thank you. Thank you. You can shut up.
Do you think that he?
Wow. So aggressive? Do you think that
she said that he attempted to lift up her skirt
was too weak.
There's more Now Morgan Freeman issued a statement. After our
investigation published what do you say this is what he had to
say? Anyone who knows me, or who has worked with me knows I am
not someone who would intentionally offend or
knowingly make anyone feel uneasy. I apologize to anyone
who felt uncomfortable or disrespected. That was never my
intent.
Well, I understand that this these allegations are just from
production staff. It's also from entertainment reporters as well.
Yes. So when we spoke to a wide range of people in all different
professions, and one of the women who spoke to me her name
is Tyra Martin. She's a producer at WGN in Chicago. And she said
that over the course of a decade, she interviewed Freeman
multiple times and that he always made sexually charged
comments to her. But she described to us that she was
always quote in on the joke that she perceived it is more as
flirtation. But there was one time that she felt it really
crossed a line. She said that this time in particular, he
asked her not to pull her skirt down as she stood up to leave an
interview with him. Now that incident was not common.
I'm just trying to understand, please don't pull you. So she
got up and he said, Oh, please don't pull your skirt down.
Is that what you heard?
Kind of I think so. I mean, what else but if you stand up, it was
obviously some tight fitting skirt in the first place. Again,
you know, maybe we should go back to the old thesis that
maybe women should just wear pants and not wear makeup at all
and that sort of thing. But she's wearing some tight skirts,
she stands up the skirts clinging, showing me her upper
thigh. And she's grabs to make a move to pull it down. And he
says don't do that don't push now.
The impression the impression I'm getting and she's about to
give her own example here in a moment. The impression I'm
getting is that a lot of this happened during the so called
Well, except for the producer in the beginning so called press
junkets where the actors are sitting there for you know, a
day or sometimes more than one day. It's just one after another
20 minutes, boom, boom, boom, here's Entertainment Tonight.
Here's E, here's CSIS. Here's Access Hollywood, here's the
Japanese television here's, you know, and so I got a little
punchy maybe I'm not trying to say what he did was right. But
you know, I don't know it's well, he listened to, again all
context
on tape, but there were other exchanges of her where it was
caught on tape where he was being very flirtatious, but I
just want to back up and explain that
I'm a little worried about this very flirtatious thing because
it keeps us being flirtatious flirtatious. Well is what is the
line between flirtatious and the sexual harassment.
Where's the line
this investigation started after Morgan Freeman made comments to
me during a junket last year for the movie going in style. As
soon as I walked in the room, he began to make sexually
suggestive comments. And as an entertainment reporter for over
a decade, it was unlike anything that I've ever experienced. And
one of those comments was caught on tape dawn. In it he says to
me, boy, do I wish I was there while looking me up and down. I
was six months pregnant at the time, and his co stars Alan
Arkin and Michael Caine are actually seated right next to
him during this exchange with me and they actually look at him.
We're gonna play that clip and I want you all to take note of
Freeman's eyes.
One time I congratulate that woman I'm very pregnant, and she
wasn't sure I've never done it again. 50 years I've never done
it. I love my lesson.
I wish I was there. This movie is. Look, it's a short clip
caught on tape. But what to explain the context that were
sexual comments made to me when I walked into the room. And as I
was leaving, but those were not caught on tape. Arkin, we
couldn't reach them for comment and Michael, Michael Caine
declined to comment when we reached out.
Wow, well, it's interesting that you're sharing these things,
because if you see it, just in the context of that, you might
think that he was responding to what the costar said about I
wish I was there. Right. When you were making the comments
about the woman being pregnant you that's
exactly what it sounded like. And I watched his eyes if he
wasn't
like, hey, oh, hello. Someone's making noises me. I'm looking
up. Okay, this woman. This is like one of her first gigs ever.
She landed the job of her dreams when in the summer 2015. She
started to work in going in style of the job quickly,
several months. And she tells CNN she lets us free one on one
at Tower. This is the first woman Well, let me finish what
you were saying. Because I know I think I know where to go. And
I think I'm going to end up having to agree with this.
Well, you know, so you hear Michael Caine make a joke. And,
and I she explicitly said watch his eyes and Morgan Freeman.
That's kind of weird. I buggy eyes anyway. But it wasn't like
I couldn't see them rolling around or looking or up and
down. Just he looked stoned, if anything. And and he said yes.
Boy, I wish I was there. I wish I could have been there. But
what she claims is that? Well, here's what she claimed
claimed to comment when we reached out. Listen to what she
says about it's interesting that you're sharing these things,
because if you see it, just in the context of that, you might
think that he was responding to what the costar said about I
wish I was there. Right. When you were making the comments
about the woman being pregnant, she was not.
Right, exactly. And that's why I have to set this up for
everyone. Because from the moment I walked in the room, he
said to me when I shook his hand, I wish I was there more
than once while looking me up and down and also not letting go
of my hand. Then he says this comment to me on tape. And then
he made more comments to me about my body and then calling
me right because I was leaving. And you know, it was that
exchange that stood out to me just being so brazen. And that's
what led us to just call around and do our job and look into it.
And what we found is a pattern
Okay, well she is one of those perky looking very cute girls.
Lana she's probably in
I would tell her to just you know, get rid of your makeup.
Stop with the hair dude tight fitting clothes, which I'm
looking at now.
Oh, wait a minute. You're mansplaining in a way as you're
asking for it.
No, I'm not saying she's asking for it. But I can see some 80
year old guy certain just complimenting her out of the
blue and and she takes it the wrong way. Because he's you
know, the ad
is AD.
At what point do you get a license to do that? Ad? AD AD is
it when your ad then you can do it? 79 doesn't count?
I just I don't know. I
just did.
I have the same weird feeling about this particular case. You
know, I think every single one we've heard like yeah, these are
incredible. douchebags.
Yeah, the guys are grabbing them and but being How about raping
him is he did did he try to rape her? I don't think so. No, he
he attempted to lift someone's dress. I don't know. It's just
it seems flaky. But more important is what's going to
happen. It will anything happened to him. That's what I'm
interested in. Are we following through? Are we going to take
this seriously or are we going to let him slide for some reason
because he's Hollywood royalty, ie God. I would prefer not to
see that if it You know these allegations when someone makes
this kind of allegation that's serious business so this but
there better be follow through.
I would agree with you 100% And and I'm
gonna stay on this because not that I don't know I don't want
Morgan Freeman to be in any trouble
but screw with here one way or the other it'd be honest about
it
if the guy's a douchebag the guy is a douchebag. But let's get
the proper information and let's really do something with it and
call them out properly this I find this to be it's getting and
forget the age part because it's ages when you say that either
way. Yeah, you're right. Yeah. And and so that's, I don't think
there's any age we have a license to be a dick.
Well, he might think he's not being a dick, and he's been very
complimentary to, here's a picture of him. She her feed,
Chloe's feed is let's see. Tweet number one is about this tweet
number two is about this tweet number three is about this tweet
number four is about this tweet number five's about this and has
a picture of him. Tweet number six is a plugging something
she's going to be doing tweet number seven's about this with
another picture of him looking at her. Tweet number eights
about this. Visa suspends Morgan Freeman campaign after
accusations of inappropriate behavior. She's like milking
this thing to death. Tweet number nine is about this. Tweet
number 10 is about Harvey Weinstein. Tweet number elevens.
About Harvey wind streets. Steen. Tweet number 12 is about
her.
And Morgan Freeman
has another one. That's 12 Number 13. My colleagues and I
are with somebody else discussing the investigation
allegations and harassment of Morgan Freeman. That's number
13. She is the tweet number 15. He's got a picture of Morgan
Freeman. Tweet number 16 is about this tweet number 17 is
about this with a picture of him again. Tweet number eight. He's
about this with a picture of him. Tweet number 19 is a
picture of Harvey Harvey Weinstein Alright, so number
one we get your point. I think that in this particular case
This to me is pivotal. The either the you pursue this and
come up with some real allegations and don't and I'd
like to have something a little more succinct than attempted you
know, tried flirtatious give me something a little more
corroborated with some other people other than you. And your
it's not really good to be part of the story as a journalist
I've always been told. And then we need to go after him
vigorously, just like those days are over. It's like Charlie Rose
just like any of these other guys who didn't rape anybody,
Dan Rather, was it No, Tom Brokaw, Dan, Dan, rather Tom
Brokaw
all of them. But, you know,
if you let them slide, I'll be very disappointed. Unless Unless
you just don't have anything now. Beautiful. On the other
hand, the real scumbag Harvey Weinstein, who got perp walked?
And I didn't, I had to rewind the tape a couple times. Because
I do that with a pencil and that little hole and rewind it. They
didn't have him handcuffed. Did you see that? He wasn't actually
they did a perp walk and he was not in handcuffs.
I saw perp walk. He wasn't handcuffs. I knew there was some
discussion of when he was in when he wasn't in handcuffs. I
was in handcuffs at one time. Oh, I
didn't see I only saw them holding his arms. And he had his
arms down by his side.
Yeah, this was huge. He was in handcuffs. See that? Okay, okay,
I'm still looking at Chloe's feeds. And now it goes on to now
she's talking about Mario. Mario Batali. Yeah, she is completely
preoccupied with this. It goes on. Metallic metallic. Vitaly,
who was that? Italie who was this guy? Meat and gold. Mario
Vitaly, so did he's the guy who was under Chu. And he was a
famous chef, like, restaurants in New York, and he's got any
closed down is three places in Vegas. Because of this. Uh huh.
I'm looking at she's got a tweet down here. I'm Mary up Italys a
monster. And she's going on and this is all she tweets about.
And this is awesome. Is this Sonia? The same Sonia. Who is
that? Who's doing the stories? Who's doing the stories? Chloe?
Oh, Chloe,
the one who he looked up and down. The bright digit which
pregnant
goes on.
Because I love I love the empowerment. I love the moment
but we needed a couple of ground rules on this stuff. You can
just I mean, we know you can just say anything you want about
anybody but even even so. I mean, I've been incredibly
flirtatious in my life.
Yeah, you're the one that's really I'm just surprised you're
not in jail as we speak.
You're such a friend. Oh, got away with it now, because I've
never I've never touched inappropriately. I've never said
anything inappropriate
flirtations. No, no, no, no, that's got nothing to do with
it. We can go back to the clips but It's because you're a good
looking guy. Ah,
I'm sorry. You're right. That's right. Lee old black man. So
it's really just a racist thing is what you're saying. I'm glad
we figured it out.
Guys. I never said it was a racist thing because Harvey
Weinstein is an ugly fat old guy, dude.
But he was also raping women. He was
raping but there's a number of other these borderline cases and
it's always an ugly bastard. You never hear anybody bitching and
moaning even when here's a guy here's the one this Chloe she's
undergoing further further down her thing. She's she's got Alec
and Hilaria Baldwin, welcome baby. Number four. Alec Baldwin
is a father again, there's a guy who's like borderline situation
but at some point, he's a good looking guy. Nobody's gonna you
know what, let him slide. Let that slide and let's go on to
the ugly man. It's just part of the system of human evolution.
Nice. doesn't bode well.
Well, it doesn't bode well once you get over past certain age or
if you stop, you know, using
combing your hair.
Alright, anything for the segment? Or can they close it
out? Because you know you opened it once you open it I
opened it I played the jingle. I'm gonna close it now.
Your sexual harassment update
when they go after Brad Pitt, or guys, then I'll be them then
then we'll know what's up. Yeah, that's never gonna happen. Brad
Pitt can flirt with anybody. And they've all caught you female
comics joke about this man. He's a good looking guy put up with
it.
Technology tip just shifting gears for a moment. I have a
question for you because this is new. Cisco apparently came out
with a big warning through the IC three, the Internet Crime
Complaint Center. That's what it's called. And they said at
least 500,000 routers have been compromised. Now they actually
said networking devices. But it was it's clearly aimed at
routers. And so the let me read this actually from the FBI
because I had never seen FBI give this kind of advice. Public
service announcement this kind of May 25. That's the official
alert.
Foreign cyber actors.
Grr Jeopardy you I guess. Target home and office routers ban
networks devices worldwide. Summary. The FBI recommends any
owner of small office and home office routers power cycle slash
inferences reboot the devices. Foreign cyber actors have
compromised hundreds of 1000s of home and office routers and
other network devices worldwide, the actor's use VPN filter
malware to target small office and home office routers, the
malware is able to perform multiple functions including
possible information collection device exploitation, and
blocking network traffic. Technical details the size and
scope of the infrastructure impacted by VPN filter malware
is significant malware targets routers produced by several
manufacturers and network attached storage devices by at
least one manufacturer. The initial infection vector for
this malware is currently unknown. And then the threat VPN
filter is able to render small office and home office routers
inoperable the malware can potentially also collect
information passing through the router detection and analysis
the malwares network activity is complicated by its use of
encryption and Miss attributes will miss attribute double
networks and then the defense and this is the thing that I
think is new. The FBI recommends any owner of small office and
home office routers reboot the devices to temporarily disrupt
the malware and aid the potential identification of an
infected devices. I have never heard of the FBI. I've never
seen the FBI recommend you reboot your router. I mean, this
is a cable company advice here. So would it and I'm asking you
but maybe and I tried to look it up. It's very hard even being
you can't get any information. Now it's all flooded.
Wouldn't that and perhaps if we don't know much about this,
wouldn't that maybe actually help install and activate the
malware?
Well, it seems to me what they're talking about is some
sort of code that is in the in the buffers in the temporary
memory in the memory that is volatile, because to change the
code and the basic in the firmware, which you can do but
you have to go through a process and you have to then the writer
has to know what's going on. And it usually comes from
headquarters they always they read they redo your firmware
from HQ, and then pretty much wipe out what was there and put
a whole new piece of code in there. If you could get in that,
then you could have some some fun, but I don't I think
rebooting the router probably would wipe it out completely. I
think it's only this just got to be some sort of a minor Tim kind
of a, of a virus.
I personally think, and I don't know enough about it. And I
already see this alternating views in the troll room. If you
have something in the volatile network and you know, if you
pull the plug out now there's how do you reboot? You know,
they're saying cycle, I think and also read their their their
defense closely here. FBI recommends any owner small
office and home office routers, reboot the devices to
temporarily disrupt temporarily disrupt the malware and aid the
potential identification of infected devices. Does that mean
that they are on some back end waiting for these things to come
online? And see them and say, Ah, there it is. They've got the
malware thanks for rebooting.
Well, that's what it sounds like.
I just don't think I do know that great advice. Well, I don't
know.
I mean, it just you should be rebooting your router every so
often. Anyway,
on show days, certain lunch show days. Well, what it does,
apparently, what it does, and I think I may be infected, I have
not rebooted my router, is it changes your DNS settings. And
that is the mack daddy. Because you know, then you can do all
kinds of fun stuff. If you have different
if you can get in there. Yeah, and change the DNS settings.
Exactly. That's an interesting idea.
Because then you can redirect a lot of code to do that,
obviously. And the reason I know that manual, no. And the reason
I know something's different with mine, is if I just type in
a bogus because on show days, I have it pretty stock. I don't I
don't use specific DNS servers. And I have ways to change all of
that and VPN, and I keep it pretty stock. If I type in a
bogus URL in my browser, what typically comes up is because I
have 18 T fiber, the AT and T that page will come up, which is
a search page. Oh, we couldn't find this. Did you mean this? It
has, you know, it has a list. That's not coming up for me
right now. Now it's a blank page.
Let's say you've got a problem. So
I think I think I probably have something going on. So I haven't
rebooted yet. And I'm gonna see I don't think I can find
anything. But if I reboot, or at least know, if that changed.
That's yeah. You know,
I was thinking about this. It's got nothing to do with your
story. But you know, it's all this talk of artificial
intelligence and smart. This is smart that smart. Yeah. So I've
got so you type in a URL, you know, do something.com. But
instead of typing.com, you type died, because this is exactly
what happened. I type.cc O M. Now, there's only a limited
number of TLDs. top level domains. You'd think that the
browser or whatever, I don't care who it is, would notice
that there's no such thing as.cc O M, right. And would either
correct it and say, you know, it's probably meant this, let me
just try that. But no, no, no, you get this error message we've
tried. Right, right. Right. Right. Right. Is bullcrap. It
shouldn't even go that far to tell me that is? Oh, we try the
domain doesn't you know, there's it's not working? Of course,
it's not working.
I think I think many companies tried to correct that for you.
Well, I'm not getting anything any evidence of it using my
Firefox Firefox should have it built in
right now. Firefox? No, no,
I think I can try all my browsers. They're all gonna
freak out. Yeah.
So you're saying why is that not smartly, man.
Fixed because of all this artificial intelligence that
we're using to make the world a better place. It's bull crap.
You want AI in your browser. Now I can make that just a bunch of
skip losses. Just
want this one thing when you make a little typo, for God's
sake. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, I don't have that problem anymore. I'm on the OTG phone
and boy, is it hard to type a message? Misspelling words left
and right. Is very hard. But yeah. All right.
So I have a clip is little entre mom. I've always talked about
how ABC slips in these native ads into their news feeds and
they always have something it's got something to do some company
that paid for the 30 Seconds rarely rarely you see something
that goes on forever. I think this is a native ad you're gonna
have to guess the company and you'll find it there's more than
one option but at the end it reveals
I Holly, I see the clip I got
it. What but wait, they took Holly Williams their top
international foreign correspondent at CBS and they
put her on the stupid story and she had to report on it she did
get a free trip to a couple of places it seems even though she
may not have been reported the whole thing from Turkey for all
I can tell. But I but this was a native ad and you can see at the
very end they give it away even though in the during the thing
they kind of give it away but then you realize that they're
they're doing a good job, but this is a very long native ad
guest accompany
a shocking confession has confounded lovers of the Swedish
meatball
Chef Boyardee. Keep going get it right. Oh,
for centuries the beloved staple was considered Sweden signature
dish, but a simple tweet change that turns out that it may be
from another country Holly Williams has a story.
When you think of Sweden, perhaps Abba comes to mind. Or
maybe IKEA is
no No Go Zones full of immigrants comes to mind for me
he'll
Did you sell furniture. But if you're a food lover, it's
probably Swedish meatballs. This Sweden's national dish
traditionally served with mashed potato and sweet lingonberry
sauce. But last month, Sweden's government confessed a terrible
secret via Twitter. Swedish meatballs, it said are actually
Turkish imported 300 years ago by Swedish King Charles the
12th.
Because ours Of course, Swedish meatballs are Swedish.
Swedish cafe owner Bronte Eurail is joking, as other Swedes did
when they heard the news. One Jested that his whole life had
been a lie. The truth of course, is that good food travels.
I mean, noodles came originally from China and then came to
Italy and you know, they have passed that so that doesn't make
Italian pasta, Chinese. But here
in Turkey that confession left some people feeling they've been
wronged. As Ali Baba has meatball joint in Istanbul.
These Turkish diners told us they were happy to share their
meatballs, but not the credit for their invention. Some call
it Swedish meatballs. Now there's a new twist to the
story. As Swedish food expert told us it's fake news, because
the origins of meatballs are uncertain. And Sweden's official
Twitter account now concedes that the meatballs culinary
history is complex. And so an international incident has been
resolved. The meatballs just like the people who make them
come from everywhere. Polly, William, CBS News, Istanbul.
And did you know that Swedish company IKEA said 2 million
people balls are even in their stores worldwide.
Wow, that what a killer. Two minutes
to get to the punch line for them. Well, they
did mention IKEA earlier in the piece. Yeah, they totally
glossed over it. Of course, by then that was just kind of
kicked in there. And then then at the end, they do the kicker
which is that 2 million meatballs a day are served at
IKEA, which is you know, they have a meatball meatball
restaurant. They're like, Wow, what a native add. And that was
a long one.
Unbelievable. And that was on the nightly news. That was the
nightly news.
Yes, that was the was the weekend news. But same basic
news, but they take Holly Williams off of her normal
assignments of being in some war zone. Yeah. And have her do a
meatball.
Meatball wars a real bra. Meet the ball wars
bores. And that was used to have the time of what's the time on
that clip. That clip was
20 to 20.
That's a long native ad.
Who are the other meatball companies out there? Who were
they fighting against?
They're they're just plugging the IKEA it's an Ikea plug this
thing recently IKEA had some scandal about you know, giving
away the wrong hex wrench or something I forgot to make
everybody feel better.
Well, I'll tell you. I'm very happy. We don't have to do that.
You imagine? You know I'm deep in some legislation. I'm looking
at Nord Stream two and the Russians and the Germans and
Gerhard Schroeder in the pipeline. And then I have to pay
it off with a meatball ad all of a sudden. Thank God for our
value for value proposition. Listen,
I'm gonna show my move by donation to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
debilitating and I always I always have to remind myself you
know, whenever I get one of those Hey, would you come on do
a little interview for this or that? I always have to remember
it. No, you don't want to do it because the minute you get
there, all of it comes streaming back all the stupid things like
this poor Holly Williams has to do the IKEA ad, or you can't
talk about this. Have to talk about this. Move on just answer
this answer with the question. It is. Mainstream media is
debilitating. Yeah.
You've always got Michael Jackson to fall back on now.
Please. Sir, can we get a lot of votes in SoCal $138.38 says Keep
going Greg. Dial comes in with $101.38 So you're there's
another couple of votes. And he's gonna be a night and he
says keep going. Andrew Sawyer and Duncan BC is right near
spasm. Keep going, please. $100.38 Kyle Blanc. $100.38
Robert blank, Shane $100.38. I'll keep going. This is good.
Oops. Circus media $100.37.
What is the 60?
He says except this is three times 33 plus 38. It just came
out wrong. So he's actually saying keep going.
He's saying oh, he also says I'm turning 27 today, which is three
cubed. Man, we got some numerologists on this show. All
right. What is your circus media have to put on a list? He wasn't
on the list
Oh, on the birthday list, yeah.
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Forney. 7538. Keep going. It says this is my sole source of
Real News. Scott Webster,
way, way way. The second part to that my wife thinks it makes me
too cynical. But you guys keep me woke.
is what makes it too cynical. She's not listening to the show.
Well, no, no, no, no. Word of advice. Relationship tip. You
gotta go easy. If you're in a non mouth hit relationship with
me or you just go like Mad Ball crap. It's not gonna work. Look,
John doesn't even live in the same place as his wife. So don't
don't go that
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7337. So he's in Macedon. I use in my own choice of No. Oh, he's
he's the one who sent me a note saying Hey 30s He had his
numbers mixed up.
Okay. He meant well, though. Yes, Steve
Hutto. 77 and St. Petersburg, Florida. Michael Greer in East
bumblefuck Oh, shucks, Shinya.
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I'm sorry. Alyssa. Could be allies or Elissa? Yeah, this is
what it is. Set begin to begin in Littleton Colorado. 608.
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breasts. We have a birthday again.
You got him on there? Only one it was a donation? Sure
do. Sure do.
Okay, once we got that Michael Bernadette in Arlington,
Washington $60. Now the birthday Jays. We had no birthdays in the
last show. Michael Magewell Lopez In Flanders, New Jersey
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It's like he call
it the Zephyr donation.
Yeah. That we got to figure out why oh, here it is perfect
track gauge 56 and a half from rail to rail. So that's
five. Wow,
that's a great donation. John 5650 Zephyr.
I'm gonna write these down because, uh, you know, I got to
put together a list of all these crazy donations people dreamed
up and I liked that one a lot. John, does Doug Douglas angle
Engstrom. John Schmidt in Modesto, California. 55 To 85
Jingle Well, you're not gonna get one anyway. Heads Zlotnik.
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he said he loves his wife of 28 years.
Yes, that's a good note.
Tim Hazel Teasle in Hanford. 55.
Yes, it's still useful. That's like, it's like an old bike.
It's still useful. Yeah, that still works. They sell it. We're
like an old bike. We're all shoes.
Josh Mandel. 5538. Nick natty a Borg to defy 30 He says please
keep going. Sir. Patrick COBOL down there in Tennessee. 5537.
Oh, he wait, wait a minute. This makes no sense.
No, I think he misunderstood.
shows us a huge cannot be expressive enough with this.
Don't as you are both amazing people doing great things. Then
he votes us out. People need to learn you gotta read. I
think the I think the spreadsheet got hacked by the
Russians.
That could be David FUBA zotoh. In Gladstone, Missouri
constantly donates it Sir David. I'm sure. He says Keep it going.
But he's got a 37 cent one in here. James Buhl to 330 I wonder
how many people did the exact opposite and put 38 When they
meant 36
is the problem with Internet voting. We have no paper trail.
This is a problem with Internet voting. Colonel Bobby J.
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then you can correct the vote but then again, I could be sued
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Carolina. 5038. Patrick Vaughn 5038 Thomas key in Kansas City
5038. Clifford much cooler, much lower km for RMO 70 threes
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Clifford that's much much much lower if at 38. Sure. Eric VM
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there. Now I will say this, we're getting a lot of 5038 do
you want 30 days? The people who did the 30 sevens and there are
a few they're all down in the $1 area? Because they're not going
to donate 50 bucks and 37 cents because they hate the show.
Right?
Do they have notes? No, we can't read them.
Nicholas holler 5030 adesso sent email in I read some of those.
But that'll be on next Sunday.
Derek 38 Guy
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guy. Amen. Good to hear. Good to hear from you. Thanks for your
thank you for your courage to
show kindness to your show.
Seriously, how often do you find any source of information has
kindly asked you to donate cents per hours of usage? We're not
being forced. We don't have to. But if we can use even one point
of information from each three hours show it's only fair we pay
something.
That's key.
Thank you. I think it is guy I was saying GI and then it turns
out little guy guy.
Sir Kevin devonne. Did you 38 Christopher Oh, Colin in Austin,
Texas. Right down the street from you. To the 38 Kirk sat
Hoth we get some people out of the woodwork here. This is a
good donation. to segment still my favorite podcast, I had
another guy said, hey, you know, he's I can't stand these other
podcasts and he listed a bunch of them I've never heard of I
went to listen to it. Oh man. There's some bad podcasts out
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that who did cough up 52 of them. But listen to this Robert
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call out Jonathan from Huntsville is a douchebag put
some karma for you at the end. So he's good just put a wrong
donation Sean Wilkie 5037 He also did the same thing. It's
it's very useful, huh? You guys voted wrong? Get a clue. So
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This is how we got Trump.
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surrounding being right down the street from me and Frank or
Carol Molinari in bowl vard. Texas. Thank you, all you folks
for helping us try to determine whether to stay on or not. We do
have a lot of votes at the bottom of this spreadsheet.
Well, when
are you going to you're going to have the final tally next
Sunday. Yeah,
I'm going to have to add these up. Yeah, I'm
gonna put them in a spreadsheet, because obviously, it's nice to
hear.
Here's the problem. Again, we got two guys that gave 3337. And
one says keep going, I just
like to know, are there must be negative ones Doesn't anyone
except for the one you read? Everyone thinks is good. We just
keep going. I'm fine with it. I'm
going to show here. Let's go to the bottom because the normal
guy who doesn't want to show on is going to it's going to be a
buck 37 Or just 37. And here we have a big guy in Fort John BC,
Canada, a buck 37. But then again, his note is the show is
very helpful. I think shifting focus of US media, here's what
he's bitching about. We're obsessed with one thing and
maybe doing more media deconstruction from other
countries might be a good idea to try good. There are way more
things going on and what the US media talks about, as you guys
say over and over. That's true. I think the media deconstruction
suffers when the media has no news. I completely
agree. And I've complained about this bitterly. So you have
this situation on today's show. Well, I mean, are they any news,
you know? But because of that for our second half I have
Turkey, Germany, Australia, and Ireland, you know, I and it's
not I mean it's interesting news because it's not reported here
so I was like, oh yes, this is fun to know. But it's hard to
deconstruct and I think honestly we did deconstruct some UK media
at the top of the show and do what we can but we need a lot
more help from our producers.
So we need more boots on the ground boots
on the ground reporting yeah telling us what's going on we do
we do need that help
fixing my mic much better it's an old one so we can't some
mechanical microphones
Okay, that's good dude. Our group Yeah, that's our group of
well wishers Why
do I feel good? I feel good now I feel good but I still that we
did that then I'm into I am interested in in feedback like
like that. The 130 The 137 that you said and more EUROPEAN NEWS
Yes, absolutely. I'd love to do a lot more need a lot more help
Yeah, it's we do as much as we can. But where the most of the
screw it well even though the Europeans I think you're getting
the same screwed up news, twisted news that we're getting.
I think that American media is the worst.
Well, we are the beacon we show we show how it's done to beat
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I want to read a note from one of the guys who sent us. He sent
me a couple of books. I don't know if you got one but you
should probably send you one. He's got this book called Media
collusion. He's got this website media debt. You should go to
this media Dash collusion.org Dash collusion,
collusion, collusion.
And he's got this very nice book that he says that we can. He
says if you want to repurpose it as a no agenda book, and it's
got it's just dynamite, and I want to get him to get you a
copy. Okay? But he says John, John, this could easily be a no
agenda book. I quickly wrote it to support a class I'm teaching
in SoCal, but I would happily repurpose it sure is filled
done. Cool. Is Bill up are done. Good. Very good days now.
Is this for the college kids? Or is this for?
You can figure it out on his website, but it's kind of like a
seminars. Like,
I do like what it says here it says life changing media
literacy for OC students. Do your kids have the ability to
analyze and combat advertising strategies and be intentional
about consumer choices? Do they possess critical thinking skills
that allow them to examine the motivations economics and powers
behind entertainment news and advertising media? They are not
getting these skills in school. Ha. This looks like a total no
agenda project. Yeah, fantastic. Love it. Yeah, it's great. Can
we can we just buy these books or does he have to send them to
us they're not available on the outside of Amazon not
as booked at the selling that I know of? Okay. But he we can do
some something with these and get them distributed? I'm sure I
ologists.
Options are I like it. Very cool. Yeah, he's good guy. Okay.
Let's do some international news,
shall we? Okay.
Well, Turkey in the news, again, haven't heard from Erawan in a
while. And he's, I think he did this maybe six months ago. And
he's back,
Turkish President Recep type other one has urged citizens to
convert their dollar and euro savings into lira in an attempt
to shore up the foundering currency. The Turkish Lira has
lost some 20% of its value this year hit by investors concerned
about the strengthening influence of the one on monetary
policy. We are aware of the game being played against us and
we're fighting it with the tools we have in hand, called an
election rally. Being a Turkish national means you should first
protect your own currency is my request to my people believe in
rumors and protect your own currency. While shoppers and
market traders are feeling the pinch from the decline in the
currency and double digit inflation. The ailing Turkish
economy has emerged as a key issue as Turkey heads into
presidential and parliamentary elections next month.
Okay, now I understand.
Alexei pulling a grease on him.
It does doesn't it?
Oh, yeah. Bankers.
So you think that I didn't know this report just came in? I
didn't realize I will. I'll ask them. I'll send him a note.
What's going on? Are they are we are we willing
to stunt and putting the squeeze on the Turks and economic hitman
stunt? This is
from Australia, a nice Ted pill moment. You always wonder why
you want to keep a couple of dollars or euros or something
around and some kind of fiat currency in cash that you can
hold on to
Australia Bank is suffering a nationwide outage experiencing
issues with multiple servers. The bank tweeted that internet's
mobile banking, ATM services and F POS are down and they're
working to fix the outage as soon as possible. It did not
mention when the outage is expected to be fixed. Customers
have taken to social media to express their outrage with some
calling for compensation to
dream on slaves compensation is so dangerous when you don't have
money yeah and that can happen if
there's an outage is dependent on the electric grid and
wasn't wasn't Australia where it wasn't Australia all in on going
cashless. I don't know that. I think like couldn't recall a
report. Was it me see Australia cash.
I thought there was something there was a report about that
could be right about baby.
So there's just to balance a little bit. I do have a local
set. Not a local story, but I noticed this David Hogg
character.
Oh yeah, yeah, he did the the die in.
Yeah, play the boycott. Publix thing. I wanted to talk about
this for a second.
Oh I do have a minute report with a background if you want
that.
Go ahead.
Well John right now I'm seeing just a couple feet in front of
where this display was set up outside of Publix. And this is
after just hours before a cleaning crew was hired by these
property manager here at the shopping center to come take it
down. I want to show you some video of David Hogg. He was the
one who created this display. They actually had to make it
twice after rain washed it out the first time. And he said he
came up with this idea just late last night to draw 17 Chalk
figures along with gun statistics to bring awareness to
gun laws and also protests Publix after earlier this week,
it came to light that the grocery store chain donated half
a million dollars to Adam Putnam, a Republican running for
Florida Governor hog is now asking Publix to donate $1
million, double what they did to Putnams campaign to the school's
Memorial Fund and hoping that the store will no longer support
pro gun politicians.
They're physically trying to remove these things than they
are because they belong to our politicians to be able to do
that. We allow them to be reelected again and again. And
again. When they say they're going to do something never do
keep having these kids die. You cry over them just washed away
and
and while that display was being taken down hog talked to us and
says he understands that he did put it up on private property
and was understanding of why they were taking it down. But he
said that's not stopping him from doing a dive in at four
o'clock this afternoon. That's where he plans to lie down on
the grocery stores floor for 12 minutes or roughly 700 seconds.
He says this is to signify the recent school shootings here in
the US in recent history.
There you go. Alright, so
this kid has picked up the scheme used by by
the beast ocean operation matters.
Well, not Media Matters. I'm thinking more along the lines of
the Al Sharpton. And Jack's Oh, yeah, like Shakedown,
just Shakedown. Yeah, if you want us gone then donate. Yeah.
And so this is what he's done. He finds Publix, by the way, is
owned by the employees. It's a very, very uncontroversial
company. It's really a good operation is like
I didn't know this. So it's completely um, is it like a co
op is just completely just
completely employee owned. Interestingly, you become an
employee you get you get some shares. And next thing you know,
you've got a lot of money. And a lot of people would love to
invest in Publix, I talked to Horowitz about this and you
can't, it's really good operation, right, well run. But
unless you're an employee, you can't get any stock PA. But
that's what there's just as a shakedown, it's one of these
things. I don't understand why the FBI allows us to go on. And
so they have this this die in and public is already given in
there. Okay, we'll give you a little opera. They got some
organization that I think he's somehow behind, which is the
something to do with the dead students at the other school.
Us. And it's, it's just a shakedown, plain and simple. And
the people that are fallen for it, that are involved in this
should be ashamed of themselves. Also, this is really this is
this is racketeering. Somebody needs to stop this sort of
thing.
I love seeing the pictures of shoppers just stepping over the
people and just get getting milk and eggs. On the ground is just
one of those again. Yeah. And it's, it's, I mean, it's now
twice removed from the shooting. You know, it's like, Well, this
guy takes money from the NRA, you support that guy. So now you
have to give a million dollars to, I think an organization I
agree that he's involved in which org was it?
I don't know at the moment. I can't remember. But it's beside
the point. This is a shakedown. It is extortion. It's
racketeering, and where is the FBI? And you're gonna see more
of it until they put it until they crack down on it. Of
course, you'll have a lot of public sympathy sympathy but the
but this is just and apparently I other areas, you're seeing the
same kind of thing going on with Antifa. They're doing
Shakedowns. This is a lot in the small businesses around here and
there this is all illegal. All illegal. This is all illegal
because money is involved. Threats.
Yeah, I had I hadn't even looked at it that way. I think you're
absolutely right. That's I is that it would fall on the racket
while extortion? Sure but racketeering,
the racketeering. A lot of people are involved. It's
extortion. It's illegal. This is what they stopped the mafia from
doing this. Why are these guys allowed to do that? Because it's
for a good cause. The hog
mafia has a hard time writing that one down. Right. Good
catch. Yeah, I didn't even consider
there will be easy to catch this because it's gonna keep going.
You're gonna see this. With all these. You're right in
isn't money
you're so right because at first I thought I was like a Media
Matters thing and you go after a company but no, you're right.
They they demanded money. That is, that's like porn.
What do you call it?
When you were born revenge porn. Now it's not like revenge porn.
Well, I guess.
No, this is just straight it. No other
way to look at it. It's a shakedown. You're right. Damn.
You're right. This public's very interesting story. They are the
largest employee owned company in the world, according to the
book of knowledge. Yeah, that's pretty amazing.
Yeah, people love to get a hold of that stock. In France.
People pissed off and Macomb. 10s
of 1000s of people have again protested across France over
President Emmanuel Macron economic reforms. In Paris there
are around 40 arrests after protesters clashed with police.
The protests were called by 60 unions, political parties and
associations. One union put the turnout at around 80,000 was the
police estimated 20 1000s. But however large the protests
Macron says he won't surrender. And some of his reforms such as
getting rid of job for life contracts at the state owned
SNCF railways, supported by most of France polls have revealed
also on Saturday in Lille, an anti Macron protest most
peacefully with an anti Nazi one. No arrests were reported.
Unions representing nearly 6 million public sector workers
held strikes last week and more are expected across France.
Here's that socialism nut not doing his job.
Yeah, well,
but will it ever done this job? Before back that? Go ahead?
Well, I just want to get this one report out of the way which
is the North Korea no CO I saw that term. You know,
I I have not heard no CO but I like it.
Yeah, I kind of liked it right away. Because you know, I can
use DPRK or whatever it is. Yeah, but I like NoCo. This is
the report apparently this this meeting is on again off again on
again. And now we're getting this leaks coming out of this
one before you get into that. Let me just because I follow
this. And I think here's here's what happened. It seems like
this is all part of the Trump setup videos if we go back and
remember he was talking about I got my fire and fury, my button
works all this stuff. And then Kim Jong Hoon goes okay. But now
it was pence. It was Pence who I think was purposely asked to say
well, you know, there's always the Libya strategy, which is get
rid of your Nicolas Bolton, where does pence come in now
option that because well, Pence reiterated that and then Kim
Jong goons guy, his lieutenant. He said Pence is a dick and he
said shut his mouth. Something in Korea was Bolton again. I am
pretty sure that
yes, the clip of the guy so yes, yes. Yes, Bolton we hate him. We
hate him.
But I'm pretty sure that I have the I have written
here. Somebody we're set. We're PPE. I
don't have any clips. I don't have any clips.
I don't believe Pence was the guy who was always bolt.
I think pence I think pence came back and reiterated it. Well,
you
get very good some clips that you know and you're not gonna be
able to do it for Thursday. Let's just go with the ABC
report wrapping the overview. Okay, the
wrap in the overview it is
I'm Zhu Ito in Seoul at the Blue House where South Korea's
President briefed reporters about the second meeting in a
month with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Saturday. The
secret meeting between the two leaders which moves at Kim
requested highlighted an urgency to salvage the summit between
the US and North Korea. Kim expressed fixed will to a face
to face summit with Trump, but Kim wanted the US to guarantee
that he will stay in power after the nation gives up his nuclear
arsenal. Moon delivered a message from the White House
that the US will offer economic assistance if Pyongyang
implements complete denuclearization. A senior
official here at the president's office said it all comes down to
an issue of trust in a background briefing. The meeting
follows a whirlwind of back and forth between the US and North
Korea in which Trump canceled the highly anticipated June 12
summit, only to say the meeting could be back on moon desperate
to work out differences between the two says he expects the
meeting to turn out fine as working level preparatory talks
resumed between Washington and North Korea. The two Korean
leaders have agreed to another meeting on June 1 between their
top officials before the US and the North potentially meet on
the 12 I'm Julie toy soul and you're watching ABC News
didn't take me long to find it. Will you take CNBC as As a
source Sure, a high ranking North Korean minister called US
Vice President Mike Pence, a political dummy for likening her
country to Libya just days after Pyongyang explicitly rejected
all comparisons to the North African state. Speaking in a May
21 interview on Fox News, Penn said the reclusive regime could
end up like the North African country, Libya if Kim Jong Hoon
doesn't make a deal. Okay,
so that's different, though.
That's exactly what I said. No, no,
I was under the impression you're talking about the casual
comment as this is a good thing. It's just going to be like Libya
when they gave up their new nuclear arms, which is what the
Bolton did. Well,
no, that's not what I said at all. I said that Pence talked
about the Libya strategy. And then Kim Jong goons guy I said
was it was a woman. I didn't know that. As just said, Hey,
shut out. It's to tell the tell the Vice President to shut up
about it. And he's specifically said he should legit up about
it. But I but you just
overrode me. Okay. No, you play you proved your point. Oh, I
have to beat me up. The
point is, I think it was done intentionally. That was the
whole premise of why I even mentioned it.
Maybe that wouldn't
surprise me because this whole thing is really hits you at the
end of this era. Trump's either going to be the greatest genius
we've ever had as president with all this crazy negotiating trick
tactics that we can't figure out. Or just a bonehead. I don't
know. But play this because this is the thing that's kind of
getting me right now, which is Nokia NoCo back on or not
won a prize meeting in the DMZ this morning, South Korean
president Moon Jae In and North Korea's Kim Jong EU attempted to
revamp the on again off again summit between President Trump
and the North Korean dictator. After canceling the summit on
Thursday. President Trump hinted on Friday. It could take place
on June 12 in Singapore as planned. Now we'll
see what happens it could even be that well, we're talking to
them now.
Behind the Scenes planning for what would be an historic
meeting continues is all parties are now speaking against. A team
of White House staffers led by Joe Hagen is set to begin laying
the groundwork this weekend. White House press secretary
Sarah Sanders said today the White House pre advanced team
for Singapore will leave as scheduled in order to prepare
should the summit take place this morning, President Trump
rejected via tweet a New York Times report suggesting a June
12 meeting with the North Koreans would be impossible
considering the lack of time to prepare wrong again, the
President tweeted us real people not phony sources. Thursday,
just hours after President Trump canceled the summit, a senior
White House official said as much. There's really not a lot
of time, we've lost quite a bit of time that we would need in
order to I mean, there's been an enormous amount of preparation
that's gone on over the past few months. June 12. is in 10
minutes.
Yeah, I heard that. That briefing on background as they
call it because it was recorded. And it was really wishy washy.
It wasn't like oh, it's not impossible. It's it was that was
verbatim what was said? Yeah, it's tough, but I didn't No one
said is not going to happen. We can't make it happen anymore.
This is fine. This whole thing to be melodramatic. They
want Trump to fail. That's the that's the that's the whole
point. Yeah. So that's what you're that's what they're
seeing, especially
when I'm to fail on this because you know, what happens if this
goes through? And there's actually a meeting and something
good comes of
it right? That would be horrible. Right?
Nobel Prize.
Yeah. I you know, I have not spoken to him. But there was, my
mom would have turned 80 on the 21st. And aunt Meg always sends
out a little note to me and my sisters. And, you know, it's
like, it's always a sweet note. And she always talks about the
yellow roses reminds her of my mom and, you know, the weather,
the roses, the yellow roses hadn't really come out yet.
That's because of the weather. It's you know, it hasn't been
the sunshine we usually have around this time of year has
something we can blame on Trump. It's like, wow, okay. I guess I
kind of know the feeling that I get. I don't think I need to
call Don to find out what he's thinking about North Korea.
I mean, he's got to be beside him couldn't be so blindsided.
Do you think that Well, again, I'm, I'm I'm kind of weary of
calling him about it. And after that comment from from his wife.
It's like, okay,
so they basically just blaming Trump for everything. The roses
are named Blue. Well, we can't do that one. closed when it
said, right. Yeah, that's
what I said. That's what it said.
I know it's a little saddened by that.
conflating my mom with Trump is unnecessary. There's
a lot of there's a lot of these North is North Korea thing. I do
have a bunch of clothes. I don't want to play him. Because we're
wrapping up but it's becoming a melodrama. It's almost corny.
It's like
I think it's intentional. This is my entire point.
I think you're right. And I think that I think, I don't know
what's gonna come of it. I have no idea.
I think it's done. Yes. It's, it's a done deal, there is a
deal already done. And Trump and Jing ping have probably already
figured it out and do not undercount Moon Moon is very
important in this and moon and Kim Jong Un, I think they want
to, they want to they will
you know, what this all means, which is really disconcerting is
to me is that the military industrial complex has to have
some other thing to make money on if they're going to if this
Korea thing, you know, becomes peace of peace breaks out, what
are we gonna do?
What happens when peace breaks out? The people did not don't
know what to do with peace, they looked at it, observed it from
several angles and couldn't understand what it is they have
to look for. They have to have some alternative, this has to
have been done some alternative mechanism for making as much or
more money in a piece situation, then they have assigned this
junk armaments to the South Koreans. Yeah. And it also
changes the the, and I'm going to use it the calculus done dumb
word with China, because we do everyone thinks that we put all
this crap in North and South Korea, really the aim at China
all the spy gear and everything else is just to listen in on
them. How does that work? Now? How do we deal with that? This
is not it? This is not trivial, this whole thing? Well. Maybe,
look, we threw another 100 billion into the pot with the
the National Defense Authorization Act actually just
a little more probably like 120 130 billion extra dollars
over last year's budget. Yes, maybe that was a you know, I
mean, that was North Korea stuff. It's only you know, five,
six or 7 billion. It's not a huge amount. It's important to a
RAND or a Raytheon or Boeing or these kinds of outfits, it's
important to them, but maybe, maybe something was in there,
like here, take some money, let's do a little less war. And
I just can't imagine we're going to be aggressive towards China
if the deal happens, because they would have to be in the
deal. So to me, it's, um, at first I couldn't have Tina kept
saying I think Trump does this on purpose. I don't I don't want
to give him that much credit. But the more I look at it, I
mean, what else is he doing? And the way he I know guys in
business who do stuff like this, you know, him to bash Korea, and
they somehow wind up with a deal. Yeah,
and Trump's done a lot of interest. And we when he got
that post office, that he turned into the Hotel in Washington,
DC. I remember I were fall it kind of followed that whole,
that whole deal from the beginning. I don't know how he
got that to how I ended up with is beyond me any collusion.
Maybe the Russians did it.
Well, the real collusion with the Russians is certainly with
Germany, who are always very quiet on the topic. But we had
Gerhard Schroeder speak out, slamming slit, just butt slam
and just the United States of Europe and the United States of
America. And he is the I think he's the chairman of the entire
Nord Stream two project. This is a big deal. This will I think
it's set to maybe double the amount of gas that Russia can
get into Germany. And I mean, I don't understand why the EU puts
up with with Germany. Here's here's Schroder,
former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder slammed the EU
Commission and the US
is nothing better than having a non English speaker thing
slammed his slap the slap
you got
Yes, brief keep continuing this clip. I want to kind of go back
to what you said. I don't understand. You said how the EU
puts up with Germany. Yeah, Germany is the EU. Yes, I
know that. It's the German Empire. I know that. But when I
say that, I mean, the rest of the EU. All the other the other
members
are subordinate. To
the very subordinate but they're also complicit. The Dutch are in
this and the French are in this deal.
The former German chancellor, Schroder slammed the EU
Commission and the US for putting obstacles to the Nord
Stream two pipeline project, which he chairs. The joint
project between Russia's Gazprom and five European companies is
opposed by Moscow's European
neighbors Wyndham fit in Vida Stan was visible, happy hidden
haven't
yet heard a rational reason for Brussels resistance.
The scheint also saw some decission Xia deployed seems
though very
diplomatically speaking behind this resistance or specific
economic interests
The interest in interest of
some EU governments and the neighboring countries and of
course the economic interests of competing companies,
also under the tutelage of Vipshop big investment, also the
economic interests of the US that are very clearly for
whatever reasons expressed their opposition to
this project in America, this pipeline
will run under the Baltic Sea and critics theory it would
allow Russia to further control the gas supply to Eastern
European countries and that construction is supposed to
start in July and once completed, it is planned to
build Russia's gas export capacity to Germany
double now you go double
so then the Germans have it and then you've got the Germans as
the gatekeeper you know that there seems to be a trend that
did not building houses with gas anymore in in Europe
What do you use electric? Yes, this is a bad idea.
I think in the Netherlands, it's verboten even to have gas you're
not allowed in this you cannot build a new house with gas it's
just that it has to be electric.
In the Pacific Northwest where we live the all the houses are
electric, there's no gas you have if you want to have gas,
you get a propane tank. And you have somebody fill it up when
someone use propane. It turns out that the overall amount of
money you spend because you're using electricity to heat to
cook to do anything with is a rageous it's a complete Jip.
Yes is
the way to go.
New Homes
gas EU I have a feeling that there may be some I wonder if
there was some kind of
larger you have all these power plants as intermediates when you
get gas, that gas comes into your house and you use it when
you're burning it you burn it all your deficiency is extremely
high. If you send the same gas to a power plant to generate
electricity and then you have to send the electricity down these
transmission lines you use half of the efficiency is shot. This
is like you know ridiculous. But this is like the everything we
had earlier in the show at the BART train Diesel versus
electric the Dutch government is much
the Dutch government wants to start building new houses
without a connection to the gas networks starting this year.
This is from January 25. The debate of calm or the lower
house of Dutch parliament already agreed that new homes
should not be connected to the gas network. But the government
thinks that this can be started sooner than the four years
planned. On Thursday, the coalition wants to arrange that
average new homes are built without this connection.
Currently, Dutch homes are often heated with gas and many newly
built homes are delivered with a connection to the gas network.
If the government has its way this will change from this year
new residential buildings will only be connected to the gas
network if there's no other possible way. For example, if
heating the home with the heat network, or heat pump systems is
impossible or much more expensive.
The heat network
they have a heat ever they have one I know they have one in
Iceland. I
know we have a cooling network here in Austin
with cooled water. Oh really? Yeah. Remember the old place?
It's pretty advanced.
It sucks is horrible, does
it because it doesn't work.
It doesn't it doesn't really get extremely cold. And I think it
brought in pathogens and mold and all kinds of other crap into
my house.
What is it leak? Now? There was moist? Moist? Yes.
Moist. Moist moist. For those who don't like the moist?
I should do a little more
moist. Hey, go.
So yeah, so that that's another way to restrict Russia restrict
a Russia from
from their oil bounty.
You still need the gas is still needed to run the power plants
to generate the electricity unless you're going to use coal
and that's verboten. Yes, you will oil you're going to use
that that stuff's terrible. I don't know.
Well, maybe someone has some information on that. I did have
let me see. I had a couple of things to wrap up notes from
producers. Yeah, oh, this was actually someone sent me a link.
This was from 538. That's the is it Nate Silver? The guy who
predicted the election wrong. Yeah,
yeah, the guy got one thing right once I think and it became
a big deal. So they did a nice job of milking. He's
still a big deal in in dimension B, which anonymous sources are
worth paying attention to. And they have a list of five and the
number one is organization sources. And the number two is
familiar people and I want to read verbatim what he wrote, a
person familiar with Person X is thinking, four sources familiar
with Person X is plans, associates of Person X, you
should trust the sources. quotes attributed to sources familiar
with the thinking of a person are often quite reliable. Why? A
major newspaper like the New York Times or The Washington
Post is not going to suggest that a source is familiar with
someone's thinking without being pretty sure of it. That this is
a fairly precise term. It also puts the news organization at a
clear risk as Person X can obviously deny what an article
has said he or she is thinking he actually believes this is a
good source.
Now we're talking about a clip that was played on the last show
yes, we're NBC is Holly Jackson, through this little gem into the
middle of a report, which is not a person familiar with the
situation but a person familiar with Trump's in this case,
thinking which I excoriated I thought this was a hopeless and
bad idea. Yeah. Which you agreed with? Yes. And now you found
this
way someone sent it to me it's like tea. Well, no, it's
terrible. That
makes it digital. They've institutionalized this and they
resist the liberal side of things is a Media Matters go
who's who's who's giving this the seal of approval?
I don't know. I mean, is I think the Nate Silver is LinkedIn with
the elite, so it must be general thinking.
Wow, yeah, that's dangerous. Yeah, bring in bring in Chloe or
ever was the psychic network.
There's a
I'll bring in some real science if you don't mind, if you don't
mind. New Book,
which is a book on cya is psychopathic behavior. findings
presented in a new book by Oxford research psychologist,
Dr. Kevin Dutton. He works in the department of experimental
psychology sounds like MK Ultra at Oxford University and he has
written a book the wisdom of psychopaths, what saints spies
and serial killers can teach us about success.
Yes, is the premise
caught my eye. The book details the jobs that are most likely to
attract psychopaths.
And there's a list of jobs most likely
to attract psychopaths. I'll start by asking you what you
think number one would be. Hi, high tech CEO see CEO. Top of
the list number one CEO is where you'll find the most
psychopaths. Yep, what is the lowest on the top? 10 number 10.
The lowest on the top so it's in the top 10 But it's number 10.
Lawyer. Close lawyers are nine chef. A chef is where you'll
find the psychopaths. Oh yeah, definitely. You want You want me
to do the list?
I'd like to know what you think I'm crazy. No
your guesses are good. Would you give me a just
not guessing anymore? I think I've proven my point but go
through the list so everyone can hear it. It's got to be
dynamite. 10
number 10 chefs number nine lawyers. Number eight surprise
new entry into our top 10
surgeons. Oh, that's nice to know.
And stationery number seven this week on our psychopaths top 10
job sales people. I think we could have figured that one out.
Number six. Number six is an entry that's been there for
1000s of years clergy. Clergy is where you're going to find some
psychopaths.
Police number five
but not to be outdone at number four by public
servants. Number
Number three, here we are John finally, media presenters.
Number two close to the number one is journos. Yes, media
presenters and journalists are where you these are the jobs
where you find the most psychopaths hopefully in a
future version of the list we'll put podcasters on there as we
split out the media presenters entry
guy but I think
surrounded by these guys what are we going to do?
Who says we're not the ones
we're I'm pretty sure we're not all right. At least I know I'm
not Oh, thanks for the vote of confidence.
Well you're doing this suggested to begin with with how do I how
do we know we're not and so I begged often the left you stand
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who definitely got the right voice over actress
from the people who who won't have a talking to them in their
home man did you hear the shit that was on that cell phone GPS
Wi Fi
no i j hat who's worked for dog walking companies who want to
managers they have these things called meet and greets before
they take on any new clients
meet and greet with the dog
before before the dog mania only used for celebrity rockstars
yeah these meet and greets or you meet the owner and you meet
the dog and then you you as the dog walking company decide
whether you want to take them on as a client and many people are
rejected for all sorts of reasons I should collect more
than a few of the stories but this last woman that they went
to beat meet had all these requirements for the dog and she
was like a nutcase. She said we refuse to take her on but one of
the things she she said she wanted was you had to have a one
of those whistles in your doing one of these dog blasters
whatever they were called you talked about him yeah that you
said it but I didn't know what the Dog bomb or whatever they're
called Dog Days or the dog days
or she said specifically that you did the Walker had to have
to have a dog days are with them at all times. And when the dog
bark ever you blast him
ah and you think that's gonna go over well with this crowd
that was that was out dogs
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