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Korea North Korea I think
we need to proudly show our big phone middle finger to North
Korea.
Now the reason I say that is because pack calm the big pack
calm guy. What's that.com was pack crack calm the Pacific
Command. Oh, yes. Pack up the big admiral who runs it was
testifying before Congress and I watched the testimony and he did
everything he could to try to indicate that they need more
money. And Korea is going to attack at any moment.
Oh, more money more money.
What actions do you potentially see North Korea Kim Jong Un
taking the Are most concerning. And by that, I mean putting
aside for the moment what sort of capability they're building.
What might they do offensively militarily? A few years back? I
believe they sank a South Korean vessel, they launched some
missiles at a South Korean controlled Island. Do you see
similar things that North Korea could do? I mean, I don't think
any of us anticipate that they're just going to do a full
scale war, because they know the cost of that, but other places
where they would try to push the envelope? And if so what are
your concerns about what they might do militarily against
either our assets in the region or our allies?
So I'm not as certain about this as you are, that North Korea
won't do something precipitous? Because there's no I'm
not I'm not saying I'm certain they are. I'm asking I'm asking
what would be quite could
be, it could be what we've seen before. Which provocation is
like the sinking of the tone and or the attacks on white pedo
Island, and the continuing evolution of their nuclear and
their ballistic missile testing? All of that,
just to be clear, in the purpose of the question, I am not at all
certain that they're not going to do something, I am confident.
And well, I'm not certain of anything at this point in my
life, it's just the nature of the world. But I am reasonably
confident that North Korea sees the threat of launching a full
on war against South Korea or Japan. And the consequences of
that, what I'm worried about is that they will do these sorts of
little small things, thinking they can get away with it and be
wrong. And I'm trying to get a greater clarity of what those
small things are, which is why I cited those those two previous
examples. In the current environment, what are you
worried about? Are they are they likely to once again, you know,
try to sink a South Korean ship? Are there disputed territories
that they might try to take over? Where should we be looking
for that small thing that could lead to the larger, much more
dangerous?
First Officer, I don't share your confidence that North Korea
is not going to attack either South Korea, or Japan or the
united states or territories or states or parts of the United
States once they have the capability.
Oh, my God goes on and on
sales sales call. Was McCain in this meeting?
No, this was this was the house. Oh, okay. McCain couldn't hear
me he could be
he probably under the table given him a handy.
I wouldn't be surprised. So there's a guy from the
University of Denver. This is a clip is called North Laurie you
Denver, who is the ex ambassador or something and he was a guest
involved with some some negotiations with Kim Jong Il.
And he comes out of the University of Denver's a very
strange school. You can look it up as mostly they do a lot of
professional training. It seems
like a spook school.
The Colorado College is kind of a spook school. This is
something else and I'm not sure it may be a spook school, but do
listen to this north. This guy talk for a minute.
Trump is increasing US military
strength North Korea University of Denver.
Yeah, North Korea University of Denver. That's okay. Well, I
don't know what could this is. Thank you.
President Trump is increasing US military strength around the
Korean Peninsula after missile tests by the North. Well, this
evening we spoke with former ambassador Chris Hill King led
the US delegation in 2005. In talks with the North over
curtailing its nuclear program. Hill is the Dean of the
University of Denver's Josef Korbel School of International
Studies. Mr. Ambassador, in terms of American lives, is
North Korea a threat or an irritant?
It's a threat. It's a threat. First of all, we have some
28 30,000 Americans in South Korea, but we have to understand
this is a an agreement we have we are duty bound treaty bound
to come to South Korea's defense
Why Why? Why? Right. Oh, treaty, what treaty is this
defense treaty? I don't know. There's a treaty what we signed
that's what we're still there. I think that war never ended. We
don't want to end it. We never want to meet with North Korea.
The whole thing's a scam to sell arms. That treaty. Yes.
Should the North Koreans attack if we have to go in there? We
would be in the middle of a fight. So you bet it's it's a
threat to to our lives.
You led the American delegation negotiated an agreement with the
current dictators father What do we know about the son Kim Jong?
You know, his father seemed to care what China thought seemed
to care what we thought. And what distinguishes I think his
son Kim Jong Un, he doesn't seem to care what any of us think.
And he's certainly not been interested in any any phase of
negotiation
is he switched switches, the number one thing we know that
they actually want, they want negotiation. They do not want
arm business. They want to be seen as a full country. We can
do that. Because China and because arm sales,
we could do it if we want it to China or no China. No, we don't
want to do all this to him. No,
what I mean by that is we need to have our spy crap over there
to spy on China under the guise of North Korea.
Yes, China. And they China knows this. And the thing they don't
well, maybe he does mention because somebody mentioned it,
which is that the agreement we have with South Korea to protect
them at their attack is almost almost the same as the agreement
that China has with North Korea if their attack a war with North
Korea is now a war with China.
Yeah, but we're not at war. We're not going to go to any
war. It's not going to happen. I can tell you that
sales are up and he's certainly a
hockey stick not been interested in any any phase of negotiation.
Is he saying from the point of view of running that country of
making sure that he's consolidated power or making
sure that everyone works for him? Yeah, yeah.
We know that the North Koreans had been successful in building
missiles and successful in detonating nuclear weapons and
tests. The real trick is putting those two things together. What
are the chances that the North Koreans are close?
You know, very hard to say. But the the feeling is that within
the next four years, they could have a missile system with a
nuclear warhead that would be credible, whether it would
finally work when they push the button hard to say but it would
be credible and any president would have to consider that as a
as a real threat. Sales just
it's now there is one loading. guy got plenty of these clips.
But there's one more clip I want to play for sure. Which is, this
is the pack calm guy again. And he decided to he went I think he
went a little bit off script. And he decides to discuss. See
what I have it here. This is the group that they Trump sent over.
There's the Carl Vinson group, which got the Carl Vinson, which
is a big
destroyer, aircraft carrier, it's
a huge carrier with a bunch of boats around his ships around
it. And I guess something was written by the WaPo or WaPo.
Somebody wrote something that just is didn't fit it didn't
leave was irked by it. And so he corrects the record, pointing
out that apparently the article is just a piece of crap is the
Karl vencer. Does it strike group defense question.
Here sorry,
on the frontlines, I want to ask my questions on on defending
against missiles. And actually, I want to ask it in two
different areas. You described some additional forces that we
are putting into the region. I know there have been some press
reports that say that somehow those forces are not able to
defend against missiles launched from North Korea. Let me just
ask, Can American military forces in that region defend
themselves against missiles launched from North Korea?
The Sherman Absolutely. There was an article that came out
this morning for one of the analysts that suggested that the
Carl Vinson strike group and I think it's appropriate that
we're talking about the Carl Vinson here in this room,
they're going to Carl Vinson room, and then the Carl Vinson
strike group with this incredible capability to include
two guided missile destroyers and waning buyer and Michael
Murphy in the Linkshare plane, that somehow that that carrier
strike group would not be able to defend yourself against
ballistic missiles. I believe that article and articles like
that are both misleading and they conflate apples and oranges
if you will. We have ballistic missile ships in the Sea of
Japan in the sea that are capable of defending against
ballistic missile attacks.
Where's this coming from? Do these guys operate autonomously?
Do they just say it has President Trump just said and do
whatever you need to do? I really want to know I mean, this
I've never heard the rhetoric ratcheted up so much in the past
couple of years. Partially You buy him with a big Armada? What
is the end goal? Do we have a big sale? I mean, when? When is
the big? Is there a
sales done to sales of those? That crazy missile system that
they put on the thought, Oh, God, I have a bunch of the
thought that God thought they have a bunch of protesters a big
stink going on in South Korea because they don't want this
thing and they don't want that.
But the fortunate I mean, if the sale is done, what
at what are they doing? Yeah, so I think what's happened I think
they got dragged into Congress. And I don't know what what the
point of this is. I think that's why this guy is correcting the
record on the defense capabilities of these.
Wow, okay, well, let's hear the rest.
North Korea does not have a ballistic missile anti ship
weapon,
but all we are told is be very afraid they they can strap a new
conduit they got this, oh, they're gonna kill us. If they
can't even hit a ship. They can't even in the ship,
you see that are capable of defending against ballistic
missile attacks. North Korea does not have a ballistic
missile anti ship weapon that would threaten the Carl Vinson
strike group, the weapons that North Korea would put against
the carbon strike group or easily defended by the
capabilities resident in that strike group. If it flies, they
will die if it's flying against the COVID strike, Chris, I'm
confident and that
this is a great so this is a T shirt.
If it flies, he will die. It flies it will die.
Sure if Kim Jong Hoon right there. If it flies, he will die
resident in that strike group. If it flies, he will die if it's
flying against the COVID. Striker. So I'm confident and
actually group's ability to not only defend itself, but to
project power. If that is the color that we received from the
President, a secretary Professor cheese. Yeah.
It's very efficient, send somebody over there to have a
meeting and that thing would be over resolved. And
meanwhile, we know that we don't have a new leader in South Korea
yet. Do we? I think that's still unresolved.
Well, no, I'm not saying it sounds grim to meet with Kim
Jong yum yum. In North Korea, and the whole thing is over.
Just getting a thing it's a huge tourist trap after that. I don't
know why they won't do that. They just want to keep this up.
And want to keep this bowl crap going.
John Yong Yong, Kim Jong Yong Yong. Kim Jong Yong Yong. Kim
Jong Yong Yong.
Yeah, well, I find it very annoying to uh, here's
what here's a good example of how annoying it can get. This is
Gingrich spitballing. I put on this clip with with undressing
fox, fox news, or one of these outlets. And he's just a part of
this whole scheme. I mean, when you heard at the beginning of
the show that that guy is trying to drain the swamp, and talking
about the kind of weird corruption that goes on in
Washington, DC, it's just part of a lifestyle after a while,
for there will be a military coup, and he will be replaced by
a more rational leader. Or we will begin to take military
actions, which could start with things as simple as killing any
missile that will be capable of carrying a nuclear weapon, it
could be steps that are short of starting a war. And the question
then is what does he do? To what degree and we don't know the
answer? To what degree does he want to survive? To what degree
does he think that if he's not tough, that he won't survive in
his own society because they'll kill him?
But his recent behavior, he's killed a very skilled and Uncle
he's killed.
You're saying it wrong. He fed his uncle to the dogs remember,
he fed them to the dogs and dogs. Behavior he's
killed the birds killed an uncle. He's killed. You know,
other detractors.
He caught a girlfriend. He killed his girlfriend and her
entire band. I mean
I didn't hear about this.
I didn't either. Ban what band what band band are dead?
I think if I'm okay with Kim Jong Hoon killing bands, but I
want us to help vote for which one?
Yeah, the girlfriend. He killed his girlfriend and her entire
band. I mean, this is guy, this guy who's unhinged is not. I
think it's makes it in the immediate future very, very
dangerous.
We look, I think what we've got to consider here is if America
is going to take this action, we better be prepared for him if
he's as mentally unstable, as reports have said that he would
go scorched earth. That's a possibility. Now,
what do you make of like, for example, the President did have
great meetings with the President of China.
All right, fine. Okay. I'm going to tell you something right. By
now they have nothing. They have nothing. They have absolutely
nothing. There's nothing we can do whatever we want to classify.
This is the media. It's unbelievable. It's just talking
about scorched earth they just make it up. Go on and on. It's
just to get excite the public it's ridiculous. The fact of the
matter is this liberal will be all about socialized vaccine
scumbag vaccine vaccine vaccine tance
I went here we go you get to go first this is now we know the
lens all love Maxine. That's right. Got to keep my Maxine
clip for the last bit. All the millennials love the Maxine and
I have from salon magazine The TM fob you watch Yeah, this is
the end of the MW Yeah, the M W. Here's a Milena black Milan from
salon telling us the top five reasons why LM w should be the
President of the United States
something like if they were to fill out of it. Today we're
gonna give you five reasons why Maxine Waters should be our next
president. Number five, Maxine understands the people that
she's the fifth of 13 children and she started working in
segregated restaurants at the age of 13. So you know how it
worked isn't her blood. Number four. Maxine Waters has an
amazing reputation of being a fearless outspoken advocate for
women, the poor children, people of color, pretty much everybody
that was left out of the Trump campaign fighting for what's
right is not a new thing that Maxine Waters before she was
even elected to Congress. She was out there on the frontlines
fighting against divestment from the South African apartheid
regime. Number three, Maxine was actually one of the few people
who was against the one I read, and that's something that
Clinton Bush Trump really figured out number two, she
loves the millennials. I mean, love a bag last week, she
confessed her love for us on now this was she talked about
everything she's learned from us and how she has to evolve with
the people. She's learning the language. She's using the
internet. And we all move forward because of that. The
number one reason why we want Maxine Waters to be our next
president because she's not afraid to attack the right she's
had tough words for everybody from Bill O'Reilly all the way
up to the White House. Maxine Waters is one of the only few
Democrats that's stepping up. She's not scared to talk about
Trump, his ties to Russia and let him know in her own words,
bombing another country does not make you presidential. These are
tough times and it's tough times need a tough leader. That's why
I nominate Maxine Waters to be our next president. Because
again, Maxine Waters let you notice she is a strong black
woman. And she will not be intimidated. So now that should
you
step away from the crowd. Right.
Those days we just hear the chorus Oh, yeah. Go that wasn't
that was all the work I put in last night to make that fit
perfectly.
Dynamite hit the post.
That's a crazy world we live in. But at least we're gonna give
you the reality check. And I would like to read you something
which I remembered to get from one of my many books here in the
library. And you tell me where this is from? You probably know.
This may explain the situation we're in today. Here we go.
Atlas Shrugged.
No, no. And if all others accepted the lie which the party
imposed, if all records told the same tale, then the lie passed
into history and became truth. Who controls the past ran the
party slogan controls the future? Who controls the present
controls the past and yet the past, though of its nature
alterable never had been altered. Whatever was true now
was true, from everlasting to everlasting. It was quite
simple. All that was needed was an unending series of victories
over your own memory. Reality control. They called it in
Newspeak, doublethink.
1984 Yes, you
are correct, sir. We're living it.
Living the dream. Unlimited dream.
Last night, no. Friday night. I was able to introduce Tina the
keeper to a no agenda favorite, which we've talked about and I'm
sure many people still have not seen it. You need to see this
movie and I was happy I saw it again because I had no idea how
many people were in this that are now super superstars. Okay,
and that is wag the dog.
Oh, yeah. Great movie. And
so it's Robert De Niro. He's a gov fed and he has to because
his the President's up for reelection. He has some sex
scandal with a 13 year old some crazy stuff like that. He's a
spook. Yeah, and And then he goes to see Dustin Hoffman, the
crazy producer, which by the way, he's pretty much exactly
the way crazy producers are sometimes in those big houses
running around and not giving a crap thing. So and Tina at
first, he said, Oh, this is like how you and John always talk on
the show. I said, Yes. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. And as we're
watching this, she says, Wait a minute, that because this is
also this movie was produced by Robert De Niro by Tribeca films.
And what's the date on this movie, just so we can get that
straight. 1997 20
years old, this movie is 20. And already everything and they were
still using blue screen for chroma key effects before green
screen became the norm. So that gives you any idea. But what's
funny is I kind of said, Wait a minute. So De Niro produced this
movie he stars in this movie. He clearly understands the idea of
propaganda being done through Hollywood. Otherwise, you don't
make this movie.
Exactly. But yeah, a year
ago, or less than a year ago, this was the video that dinero
released.
I mean, he's so blatantly stupid. He's a punk. He's a dog.
He's a pig. He's a con artists a month, who doesn't know what
he's talking about, doesn't do his homework, doesn't care,
thinks his gaming society doesn't pay his taxes. He's an
idiot. Colin Powell said it best. He's a national disaster.
He's an embarrassment to this country. It makes me so angry
that this country has gotten to this point that this fool this
bozo has wound up where he has, he talks how he wants to punch
people in the face. Well, I'd like to punch him in the face.
This is somebody that we want for President, I don't think so.
What I care about is the direction of this country. And
what I'm very, very worried about is that it might go in the
wrong direction with someone like Donald Trump.
Now when I listen to this, again, the two things I notice.
One is it is exactly the same cadence and timbre of voice that
he used when he was the government spook in the movie
and maybe he does that all the time. Because I have to really,
but this is very very similar. So either a He's a moron and
forgot all about wag the dog or and this was my kind of my
favorite part of wag the dog not so much the video trickery but
when they were calling up during the The Press You know the White
House spokes holders doing a the daily press briefing. And I
think call them opposite. Okay, have him say this and the
guidance touches the earpiece briefly, you know, like the
sweaty Shawn version. And he says whatever they have to say
and then the denier launches this, he explains to the to the
PR department. He says the way you gotta do it is you gotta
say, Look, I don't this has nothing to do with the B three
bomber project, nothing at all. And of course, there is no B
three bomber project was launching these these false and
launching the memes. And maybe that's what he intended to do
here. That he was actually in that role trying to do a little
bit of wag the dog.
I have no idea what he was up to when he did that. I think it's
still up for interpretation. But I like your your thought that
he's using that same cadence. Yeah. Because when he's on talk
shows or anyplace else, he's he doesn't talk with that. That is
definitely the rest scripted. Yeah, message that is that he's
acting. Yes. For some reason. What was it? Why was he doing
it? It was and it was extreme. It was not like, you know, Rosie
O'Donnell or even Joy bay or these people just going off on
Trump. It was a long winded very scripted message. It seems to me
it had something there was something about it was very
unusual.
Well let us do let's see. Let's do it. Let's
let's do their first summary this this this get people up to
speed.
I want to I want to do a side by side of Rosie O'Donnell in
dinero. But maybe that's too much for this early in the show.
Yeah, might be
fake balls are a real business say,
shall we? Since it's since the beginning of the show. We're
rested. We're we're fit. How about a little quick trip in the
alternate universe transition machine?
Right off the bat. You're gonna wear us out right away.
Don't be ready. Do it man. We can do this. It's not good with
just black coffee.
Where's that dog keep coming from the alternate universe.
Obviously, to quit, I do quickies two clips. The first
one is regarding a topic we've discussed many times the so
called Goldwater rule And the Goldwater rule stems from Barry
Goldwater as a presidential candidate. When psychiatrist
were saying he's mentally unstable, I'm not exactly sure
what they claimed the diagnosis to be. But then later after he
lost, he sued them. And so in medical circles, certainly
psychiatric circles, there's a Goldwater rule, thou shall not
diagnose someone on television or unless you have actually seen
them. And of course you couldn't. There it is. There's
one. That's my first of course, that's my second. Interesting,
it's the alternate reality where I where I realize it isn't that
interesting. So here is the morning Joe's they have quite a
panel on and they're discussing. Of course, President Trump's,
you said it again.
mental stability.
bevor thought though, that the guy that we've known for 1011 12
years, would be that much of a petulant brat,
I also think, wow, there we go right off the bat. Instead of
saying petulant child, we've we've, we've put one little dose
on top of it saying petchem, like rats, yes, good. That's
good, very good.
For 1011 12 years, would be that much of a petulant brat.
I also think it's time and I know in the post cold war era,
there's an unwritten rule in the psychiatric community that
nobody diagnosis from afar. I just don't think he's well, guy.
We talked
about this before how well the guy is off right now mentally,
and he's sane, rational person would know. If I keep bringing
attention to something, then I'm going to keep churning up the
attention on something. And it is not going to be in my best
interest is a
disorder essentially, it was an Oracle over the weekend about
election night that right even after his triumph, he was
fixated on a three day old negative article they literally
couldn't get him off of and, and that's what this is. I don't
know what the disorder is. And I'm not being glib that
regardless of what else is going on, if he's been praying in a
certain area, there is a inability physiologically for
him to move off of it.
That is not a healthy, normal, well functioning man. There's,
most people are like that tons. Almost everybody has something
that they just can't let go of and hold on to it's not this is
not diagnosis for being a nut job. I digress.
Well functioning man, if there's no rational reason why he should
be doing this,
to stop, yeah, here's your irony. You just pointed out.
These are the guys who are upset. Exactly.
That's how the alternate universe functions
move off of it. That is
not a healthy, move off. Move off of it. Nailed it. To move
off of
it. That is not a healthy, normal, well functioning man is
no rational reason why you should be doing this every day.
Even if you think he's a cynical, horrible human being.
This hurts him.
Right. But everything now points to certain disorders. I am that
my hair is not on fire. But I am not a clinician and I once
again, we know
I'm not a doctor,
what are those two things have in common? Common? My hair is
not on fire. And I'm not a doctor
clinician. Is it the same?
Every day? Even if you think he's a cynical, horrible psycho?
Yes, he is. Should be doing this every day. Even if you think
he's a cynical, horrible human being. This hurts him,
right. But everything now points to certain disorders. My hair is
not on fire, blood, and I am not a clinician and I once again, we
know doctors don't diagnose. There's a he's not well, in many
ways. If anybody who's behaving in this way, if a school teacher
was being this way, if your friend was behaving this way,
you'd be concerned if
any CEO behaved this way, they would have been fired by the
board. Oh, are
you kidding me? Let me try a
couple of fight away.
I have let me try a couple. They said that. How about Ray lane?
Let's try him.
But anybody?
How about any any any any guy any executive
Mr. Comer who likes to scream insane nut jobs, or Bill Gates,
who says he has a number of disparaging remarks to make
constantly to people or
how about Steve Jobs? You're holding your phone wrong? Come
on. Yeah, sure. Okay. That's that's not how it
works. So these guys are clueless. Yeah, almost. If a CEO
doesn't act that way, you're you go. Wow,
yeah. How about Jack Welch? How about some of the the roughest,
toughest guys in industry captains of industry? Sure.
They're like that
the school teachers being this way if your friend was behaving
this way, you'd be concerned if
any CEO behaved this way. They would have been fired by the
board. 60 days ago.
Did Hillary Clinton apologize for receiving the answer? As you
debate me just asking, swear to God, this guy's tweeting right
now our president, leader of the free world, he's got his fingers
on the button. He's tweeting about Hillary. Are you kidding
me? Hillary and the debate?
Nobody cares.
Nobody, nobody on the planet cares because there's one thing
you can say.
I can
What do you think he's prompting her to say?
I have no idea. I don't watch the show. Oh, it's
it's it's like the best start to my day.
Apparently it is. You love this show? Wait for it.
Nobody on the planet care camera. Oh, there's one person
you can say it. I can. The amendment thing.
Oh, it's time for article 25/25 amendment. Let's do it. And the
psychiatrist to step no seriously that there are people
who need to really think about that. How long do they want this
to last?
She's still on the 25th amendment or 25 About obsessing
article 25 As she calls it, which is something different.
This Ultimate Universe story come from a game from the
alternate universe. Now we were talking about North Korea or at
least the morning alternate universe Don't you feel that we
have we taken the ride backward? Definitely. And
I know but I don't know that you're changing the subject
outside of the universe. No, I'm
keeping it to North Korea. Okay, I
got North Korea.
Let me start with my alternate universe from the View My other
favorite start to the morning.
Everybody faces he needs to be taken out of office Kim Jong
young young crazy so
now it's Kim Jong Yong Yong.
Zhang Yong Yong. It listen to that again.
It's Kim Jong Yong Yong.
Kim Jong Yong Yong is crazy
without further ado, even though we're in the alternate universe,
I guess you could play this backwards. You get clipped with
the day for that doll.
Thank you so much that it's just too time.
John Yong Yong Kim John. John Yong Yong.
Kim Jeong Yong Yong.
Yong Yong.
Do you have any? I can't get it out of my head. I was flipping
out yesterday. And I'm walking around going Kim Jong Yong Yong
Kim. Every time you hear that it's time to donate. Tell me
about this sexuality. It's in your DNA. There's a new book
coming out about President Obama. And there's a very
interesting little nugget in here. This is what does it call
this book is rising star the making of Barack Obama written
by historian David Garrow. He is a Pulitzer Prize winner. He
wrote, bearing the cross a biography of Martin Luther King
Jr. Of course, he's a regular contributor to The New York
Times and Whopper Whopper Whopper Whopper Whopper WaPo.
And in this very interesting he wrote in this book about a
relationship that President Obama had in his two years at
Occidental College which we know nothing about those records have
been sealed his relationship with openly gay Professor
Lawrence Golden,
and why yes, I know about this. Yeah, quote from the book.
Golden made a huge impact on Barry Obama. Notice he's calling
him Barry here. Why? Why does no one call him Barry in real life?
Why is it always only now? Why don't we call him that in when
he was in office? Anyway,
you're asking nobody
golden made a huge impact on Barry Obama, as he wrote in the
book almost a quarter century later asked about his
understanding of gay issues. Obama enthusiastically said,
quote, My favorite professor, my first year in college is one of
the first openly gay people that I knew he was a terrific guy
with whom Obama developed, quote, a friendship beyond the
classroom. Three years later, Obama wrote something elusively
to his first intimate girlfriend that he had thought about and
considered gayness but ultimately had decided that a
same sex relationship would be less challenging and demanding
than developing one with the opposite sex again, this is all
in the book, but there's no doubting that golden gave 18
year old berry a vastly more positive and uplifting image of
gay identity and self confidence then he had known in Holland
Honolulu. There's an interview with with this author about
about this particular while by a number of things, but about the
President considered gayness and go back on it.
Let me rephrase one of the conspiracies. Was there any time
in Brock Obama's life that he experimented outside of a
heterosexual lifestyle?
I think anyone and everyone, no matter what their role in life
deserves a certain basic degree of privacy in that context. So
that's not something that I speculate upon either in the
book or or in speaking about him. Prior to Michelle Robinson,
Barak had three major serious relationships. Alex, Genevieve,
both of their names are already on the public record. And
by the way, pretty big stripper names right that Genevieve
plays,
but one should not look at those relationships as being more
important in kind than his the guy
is trying to say Yes,
exactly. Yeah, he blew the guy like I don't even have to fast
forward the clip. Yeah, he blew the guy. But here's the problem.
If Obama considered gayness, which is the quote from the
book, I'm not making this word up. But he decided it would be
same sex relationship be less challenging. But does that now
mean that
they would that? I think that says it all? Well, the comedy
No, it's less. Yeah. Here's less. Here's our body. No, it's
It's less challenging unless he did it.
I don't care about whether he did it or not. I do. Here's the
issue. So apparently, it is a choice. You're not born that
way. It's a choice. The President
made a choice President it
definitely was. Yeah. But he is the leader of the dimension be
where everyone's at. You can't if you're gay, you're gay. So
you have no choice in the matter. But apparently you do.
Well, he
did.
He's pretty important.
Guy his specific experiences.
I think you understand the point I'm making.
I know what you're trying to make this point. People try to
make it and I think it's a good point to make. If you want to
make it I not a subscriber to either side of that argument.
I'm not saying that's my belief. I'm just saying, you know, you
can sit and pontificate about how it's a choice. It's not a
choice. You're born that way. And then you make it you make a
choice. Yeah, that's, that's no
hypocrisy that you're bitching about? Yes.
I don't care what he does. We all know that. We all know that.
That Reggie Love was his lover. We all know that those kids are
not his but they're Scottie Pippen and Stevie Wonder. We
know, we know.
JP wonder. I'm I. I don't I'm less concerned about that.
Anyway, as as opposed to my concern that he's a Muslim.
Yeah. Yeah. And that the head of the CIA, Brennan was a Muslim.
Well, besides, and they're not I don't mind people being a Muslim
in office. I don't like people that are hiding hiding it. Yeah.
Because Why are you hiding this? Yes. Are you a subversive
Muslim? That's what you're doing by hiding it? If you're openly
mugwort then of course, he's, there's political reasons not to
brag about being a Muslim if you're the president of the
United States, they you know, Barack Hussein there's your
people go oh, my God, I don't know maybe I shouldn't vote for
him. Because these Muslims, I don't like these Muslims. But on
the other hand, it would be like he's got to come out and say,
Look, I was a Muslim. I didn't blow up the country or anything.
I don't know. Someone was had mixed feelings.
Well, but he's you know, he's being very quiet right now.
Although he gets a total pass. I you know, this, this being on
the yacht? Well, no, this wall doable that this Wall Street
company that is doing this $400,000 speech for Do you know
what, what the what the setting is for this speech? I don't know
Bahamas healthcare conference. This is his pro quo. This is the
payoff.
For all the insurance companies. Yes. Big payers your money.
Yeah, you get it. It's not unusual to get
Hillary Clinton pioneered this.
Yeah, you get the money later. That way you can go testify and
say did you get paid for this and you can set you can say with
honesty say I've not been paid a nickel for this opinion. I've
not been paid a nickel to do this. And then you may get some
money afterwards as a thank you.
Yeah. Seems like thank you for for one speech. Sounds pretty
good. He's
gonna get a lot more thank yous in that four and 1000 dollars
and definitely you got some
distraction
now we can we're gonna take a little trip here into a fabulous
example of dimension a dimension be in the same place looking at
the same information and arguing and I'm sad to say this happened
on the view but that's just what it is you got to take it but it
is it is important because these are women's issues women are
getting screwed over well you know we all want your Hillary
lost because of men so now we so there's the two of me I think
it's it's sunny hosta Houston sunny hosted who's the
Republican?
And you're asking me Yeah, I
know crazy. It doesn't matter. It'll be very apparent who's
who. I found this. This entire conversation just fan tastic
from a split universe alternate universe dimension a dimension B
perspective,
with some reasons as to why he or she overlooked and stuff or
this was the most unimpressed I've been with Hillary Clinton.
Every time I see her do an interview, I'm waiting for a
moment where she just doesn't blame anyone but herself and
acknowledges why they lost what you
can imagine this is getting the other ladies on the view kind of
riled up.
The reason why she lost was that her foreign policy at the State
Department was a disaster. Her intervention in Libya led to
terrorists havens and the infiltration of ISIS.
My My head was going what you say in this interview what she
lost because she picked a bad vice presidential candidate. She
didn't do proper groundwork in states like Wisconsin, and
states like Michigan and states like Pennsylvania, she lied to
people she made the decision you bring up
the line, please don't doubt the line about people. Okay.
Let's let's not put lies in because if we're gonna compare
Whoopi Goldberg defending Hillary about lying, she lied.
She told the email server she completely lied. But you can't
say that according to will be. Now
the line I just can't handle. Go ahead and go ahead. No, no, I
was I was gonna let you finish if you had, but I
that's kind of misogynist there. Go ahead. Babe. Did you hear me?
Go ahead, babe. She said Go ahead. Go ahead. With the line I
just can't handle. Go ahead. Go ahead.
No, no, I was I was gonna let you. But I tend to agree. I was
a little shocked when I saw her say that at first. Because I
think there was a moment after the election when so many of us
stopped after looking at those polls in the build up. And we
were like, what did we miss? In some ways? I think she might
still be missing some of it. I think if she had said these both
were a part of the problem. But that they miss it. She knew what
she did by actually eggs. She said do you take any
responsibility for this? And I found that the fact that out of
the gates her answer was the Russian thing and call me
because I think there were there were messaging problems. She
wasn't on the ground. A lot of the people that spoke up
won 3 million more votes than Donald out there. The FBI was
investigating Trump's Russia ties. And since July, and they
only mentioned that this market, they mentioned it in attorney
voted for her. I was I'm Hillary Clinton supporter. But what I'm
saying is I was disappointed by the interview. Because to me at
this moment, what she needed to say was we missed the mark and a
lot of ways there were things we didn't hear. And it shows me in
this interview, she might still not be she might still be
missing. I don't know that she missed
the mark. I don't know the human study. She also lost the
election because the election isn't run by the popular vote.
It's run by the Electoral College and she's a seasoned
politician. And she should know that those states that she
skipped out on those states to really
enjoy. Oh, she knows that come on. Well, she knew she maybe she
would have gone should
know that those states that she skipped out on those states to
go to the really she suffered because that's what cost her the
election. People in the
third was FBI Director Comey will cost her the election and
in my humble opinion, is is is Russia's hacking and will cost
her the election is if you look at the stats, people this was I
agree with White Van Jones in a sense, this was a white lash.
There's been studies.
Oh, wait a minute. This we're blaming it on men were blamed on
white
people were voted the same way people voted for Obama. She's
gonna make that
point here. Actually.
I agree with white. Van Jones. In a sense, this was a white
lash. There's there have been studies 20% of people voted
because of racism.
This is great. I need to see this study. So people said
racist Um, I can't vote for her because she's white unlike the
other guy who's she's also out yeah, this is bad mentioned
be like, racism. He's
20% of people voted because of racism. And I think after your
race, there was no way that this woman was going to
win twice there, which we elected a black president twice
because he was a good candidate. She was not a good candidate.
And
here's the truth about her my opinion, she would have made a
great president. She was not a great candidate. But she would
have been a great president. He was an interesting candidates.
Let's face it, Putin wants to make America great again, let's
start
with the most qualified candidate for president that we
ever really
that old bromide. Yeah, she was more qualified than Dwight D.
Eisenhower and her head is gone. Oh, there's a good spot to
break. Let's stop this right now and discuss what we this has
been very funny, as usual, very well produced. Ah,
it amazes me how much first of all, how much work he does on
these things or
just tried to do these things. It's extremely difficult. You
work for hours and hours, and you end up spent it's almost
like video editing, where you spend 10 hours to get one hour
also, I get
pretty sick of us when doing it. Oh, I mean, I already talked to
you all the time. Now. You know, we got to do this damn best of
Yeah, well, we have to mention that to people who wanted or
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A now back
to the second half of Ramsey canes best have no agenda. Tavis
Smiley over there on the PBS. He had the Reiners on both Rob and
Carl. It's a double treble two barrels. And you want to hear
some dimension B.
Yeah, that's all dimension B.
So what do you make of the art of the deal that he did last
week on health care,
beautiful. Class just worked out perfectly? Very hard now to take
away everything from poor people. Yeah,
so the rich people get a tax break.
That's a very, this is the most scary time in our country in
terms of leadership, we have a person who is clearly mentally
unstable, who has no understanding of government or
policy has no desire to know about it is an egomaniac and is
a pathological liar. Bingo, boom. Shakalaka. I mean, it's
really a scary to what's happened
to go from having the smartest president we've had since way
back to this guy is crazy. It is crazy. It's nuts.
I mean, I feel so sorry for Obama. I can't believe how He
must feel today. But the minute they start, you know, putting
somebody like Judge Gorsuch. I'm not saying he's not qualified.
I'm not saying he's not a great jurist or whatever. I don't
agree with him on a lot of things
whenever someone says that and I hear this a lot well, I don't
agree with him on a lot of things. I tend to say like what
like what
but that's not right that a president should have that
right.
That's exactly that by the way. Smiley. Smiley should have done
that right there on that right there. Yeah, just what don't you
agree with him on? Yeah, well, a
lot of a lot of things. Let's call him out.
A lot of things. A great jurist or whatever. I don't agree with
him on a lot of things. But that's not
even left a breath pause. Smiley could have come in easily
right. Easily president should have that right who could be
illegitimate and also could be doing have done things that are
illegal and
that on top of a congress who wouldn't give the last guy a
hearing?
Well, that's that's another conversation altogether. And
that, to me is all about. I hate to say it, it's all about Obama,
not wanting to give him anything. We were talking about
this before we came on the air. This is like,
old which means it wasn't supposed to be on the air. But
okay, well, we came
on the air. This is like, all of these feelings that have been
submerged for such a long time in this country have been
unleashed in terms of racism, and all of the feelings that
they had about not feeling Obama was legitimate, because he
wasn't born, you know, he wasn't born in America. All of that is
about D legitimizing an African American person, and everything
that's followed from that we're not going to let him have
anything when I let him have we won't let him out. He's not
legitimate president. And so that's why it's done. And
unfortunately, they're continuing.
And how come that wasn't resolved and Romney ran? Yeah.
Romney was white. Yeah.
Well, he wasn't a racist. I'm sorry, racist. We wouldn't say
that anymore. He wasn't racist. Only Trump is racist. My you
know that. Don't pretend you don't Yeah, I
mean, I'm sorry. I missed that. Oh, no, I'm sorry. Glad I missed
it. Yeah, you should be glad. You know, smiley has put himself
in a kind of a bind, because he can't really be anything other
than anti Trump has to be on board. Yeah. Yeah. Because he's
a Hollywood celebrity. Pretty much. I think he'll do Larry
King. Because he's, you know, he just but he's just a hard line
Democrat from the get go. Yes. Is Roosevelt running for a fifth
term? Vote him in 33. Blues,
you know, you're talking about crowdfunding, I think there
could be a new segment on the show. Which I'd like to kick off
today with an example. And if we get a jingle and people dig it,
then we can turn it into a segment. I've noticed and of
course, a lot of this has to do with my work within the no
agenda social.com the mastodon open source federated social
network of goofiness
open sore
open sore I am seeing so many of and I'll just call them that all
of these people who do this are social justice warriors. I
bumped into them because I am being accused of being a
consistent abuser of other people and our our our our our
domain there is being blocked by the some federated instances
because they feel that you know I'm I'm an abuser and I haven't
even been on the thing for like three days. What have you done?
I don't know but the ad they said oh admin is abusive so they
blocked the whole they blocked me done nothing I don't know
what they're talking about. I've no one's asked me I've never
I've never seen these people on the on the network before but I
know but I see screenshots of them talking about me it's I'm
consistent abuser. It's not true. I've done nothing. So all
of these social justice warriors who go complaining to their
administrators to block no agenda social.com have
crowdfunding, little GoFundMe,
or oh, they get little things just to put up a server.
No, no, no, no, no, not for servers for their lives. John,
this is this is where I want it. This is not so much about about
the mastodon social network. This is about the social justice
warriors on the system. And we have we get a unique look into
their lives as all of them in their little profile bio.
Have Aleta about people that are looking for some extra cash
through GoFundMe. And
yet not for some extra cash. They are looking at this is
their lifestyle.com This is their lifestyle. Let me give you
an example. Okay, this is from Dells doodles. And she's one of
these people who has called me a serial abuser and I just felt
but look, she has a GoFundMe campaign. Let's see what it
says.
Jacko called her. Have you called her out? No, I haven't.
You gotta get some examples of this abusive they're going to.
I'm going to but I said, me asking here apparently, me
asking what is going on is considered abuse. Oh, yes. I
said, Well, what's going on? And I'm not aware. Oh, and then they
blocked me and then I go to I log in somewhere else to say you
blocked me but I wonder what the abuse is on the block me again.
And now that's being called the abuse. But this happened three
weeks ago. I mean, I don't know why. Anyway. So all of these
kids have Little crowdfunding things. So here's one of these
millennial I'm I'm assuming her gender. Jacko quit work last
August when we had an advanced royalty payment through from my
book, which gave us enough money to live off of for five months,
time Jacko plan to spend working on developing his indie game
studio to make video games full time. Unfortunately, at the same
time, he became ill. When I eventually managed to convince
him to get checked out. He was at the point of fainting when he
stood up. Turns out he had a bleeding stomach all sudden, his
blood count had dropped significantly. The doctor wanted
him to get a transfusion immediately, but he declined and
went for taking strong iron supplements. Instead, it stopped
bleeding now, but anyone who's had an anemia, knows how long it
takes to recover from even a little bit of anemia. It's very
in his was terrible. His blood levels are climbing, but he
hasn't had the energy needed to work full time. So we're behind
on our plans. He started freelancing for the company he
left last year on a part time basis, but we're still
struggling. I've put this off as long as I can. But we really
need help Jaco still can't work fast enough on his game projects
to get stuff out there for sale to support us. We're close to
being okay. But when you're poor, the world works against
you. missed payments, mean more bank fees, bouncing fees, people
nagging you for money, et cetera, our car is close to
being paid off. And if we can clear that monthly payment,
every month, we'll be in much more stable, find a place
financially, there's only five more payments to go on it. But
the extra monthly payment is just tipping us over the limit
every month on our reduced income. So we can clear that and
not have to make that payment every month. It'd be a huge
help. I hate asking. I know so many people who are struggling
right now. And I wish we were in the position where we could help
and not ask for it. But such as life. If you can help us, there
are no words for how grateful we'd be. So these losers think
that their future is an indie game companies and writing
haikus on Patreon. This is their business model. We've identified
this, we're going to see kids who think that this is how life
works. Well, we're just asked for help.
First of all, I'm going to excoriate you for being so mean.
I can see why they don't like you. Because maybe this is the
new business. Well, maybe this is the future. You don't know
that.
I do. This is what I'm identifying. They're creating
this future of loser dumb. They will have no life no future
indie game company, haiku writer. Are you kidding me? Oh,
oh, we can't he can't get his indie game company off the
ground. How about I get something as a job? A real job?
You know, it's a way to work.
Where are they located? First of all,
these two doesn't say here.
I know that makes a huge difference. And how do we know
that any of this is true? Is it possible? No. You could dream
dream become a fictitious character doing this?
Of course you could have made it but I don't think so. I think
you know, you saw the picture that kids on the duty they don't
even put up Patreon 's anymore just put signs in the window
saying we're broke. Here give us money to our Pay Pal. And they
the PayPal address and they put it on their window?
Yes. Yet I keep forgetting to put that in the newsletter. But
I gotta put that in. Yeah. Yes, why cut out to cut out the
middleman? I don't know
that we made a huge mistake. We are guilty of huge cultural
appropriation. I feel extremely bad about it.
You probably feel worse about it than I do.
We have We appropriated Mexican culture. By celebrating Cinco de
Maya with money no less. I mean, this is what is actually what is
Cinco Demayo. Why What Why did the Mexican celebrated
Cinco de Mayo was the Battle of Puebla, which is the first time
the Mexican army beat that beat back the French army, which was
planted in New Mexico to take over the southern parts of the
United States, if you want to really look at it from an old
conspiracy, the British are going to get the top half of the
United States and the British and the French are getting at
the bottom half of the United States, which they used to own
had big pieces of, and that was the idea because it was assumed
by the Europeans that that the United States would be split in
half permanently. And then it could easily be overtaken by the
influences of the French and the British and they could also get
the gold in California, which is what they were after.
Okay, this is good. In other words, we as Americans have
plenty of reason to celebrate Cinco de Mayo whether it's a
Mexican celebration or not, because they say a more reason
because as we say duress didn't really save anybody's asked but
they did a good job of of winning this one. Battle The
battle isn't everyone like that mean you might have armpit hair?
Come on. There you go sure it's possible well, you sir because
because you know the history would be allowed to wear a
colorful poncho on Cinco Demayo in celebration however, if
you're just some crazy white dude roaming around the streets
having a good time here like we do with St. Patrick's Day you
know I'm not I'm not Irish but green beer renown. We drink
beer, repute green, you know, the Chicago River. So it's all
cultural appropriation as witness to social justice
warriors attack a young man who's quite calm actually, who's
really like what is going on here. He's wearing a poncho on
Cinco de Maya was celebrating in the streets like everybody else,
but no basis. I'm
telling me with Michael,
I am not making a racial statement. I'm celebrating a
holiday and
having I'm telling you that this is not for everyone,
every person every color, no matter what they
are, I'm having fun. I'm celebrating
and I'm telling you that this is not the appropriate way to
celebrate the holidays that
too far and I think you're making a big deal out of it. So
I hope that you feel that
you feel about it because you're not a part of that. I hope we
can agree. On being peaceful I'm not offending anybody. So I tell
you why that's funny because family actually affects people's
lives and I don't think you understand you perpetuating the
stereotype it's about you as a man, right a white man to know
what's happening in our country right now. Was this celebrating?
No, because we know what the holiday
means. Can you tell me the history? I'm here
you get the idea. It's just insane.
is great. By iron Rand,
but it's spreading John, it is spreading it is very bad. It is
not just America. I'm not sure about the about the laws in
Canada Navia for suing for distress and damages. My guess
is it's probably ensconced in shrine somewhere. We have a big
brouhaha the university up there in Canada Navia, where the
president of the university is saying I'm not going to use your
stupid ass pronouns. For a minute, I thought you were had
become provost or something. And so on the show this a CBC, they
have the president of the university and a transgendered
non binary professor from the same university. I pulled a
little snippet because it's just interesting.
Professor Peterson, let's begin with you. Why are you against
the use of alternate pronouns?
I'm against the use of legislation to determine what
words that myself and other people are required to utter.
But would you use alternate pronouns if a student asked you
to?
I think I've made my position on that clear already?
Well, perhaps not to our audience at home who are just
being introduced to this, would you use alternate pronouns? And
why not?
Because I don't believe that other people have the right to
determine what language are used, especially when it's
backed by punitive legislation. And when the words that are
being required are the constructions their artificial
constructions of people I regard as radical ideologues whose
viewpoint I do not share.
Well, I we have a graphic to show our audience at home I just
some of the pronouns I bring up the graphic are being used or
asked to be used as alternates among them. You see here, Z or
Zim Z, or here, Z or Z IR. Also, hey,
who can keep up with this,
like, hey, but I think he misread it, but he said, Listen
to
gear Z, or Z IR. Also, hey, or a rather
Oh, hey, I thought, Hey, I like that. Hey, her.
So just some of the alternate pronouns there. Professor Pete,
where
you notice notice alternate pronouns, it's already bizarre
to
Z or Z, we're also Hey, or a rather and per, so just some of
the alternate pronouns there. Professor Pete, when you hear
Professor Peterson saying that this is oppressive. How do you
respond to that? Well,
the Peterson drama has done real harm to real people on campus,
he's made it harder to be transgender or non binary. This
from personal experience, I'm non binary and transgender and I
know how it's felt to be on the U of T campus for the last
month. And I also know from
making it harder,
because it's apparently it's quite
well on its second that one guy won't say G or z or hay or
whatever these other words are. And so now it's makes it more
difficult for that person to become what he or she is
supporting
my Patreon. Yes,
I How how how was it making it more difficult for there?
Because it's triggering it is it is emotional distress.
And I don't want to hear an answer
from personal experience, non binary and transgender and I
know how it's felt to be on the EFT campus for the last month.
And I also know from private communications with other
affected people. You know, in New Zealand where I grew up,
academics have a statutory role and trained in the Education Act
to be a critic and conscience of society. So I think that's an
idea worth exporting to Canada. So I'd like to give Peterson
about a B plus for his critic role recently, and an F for the
conscience part. A student once said to me, when I finally
obtained tenure, now, Professor that now that you have obtained
superpowers, you must agree to use them for good for peace and
justice. So I invite Peterson to start doing more of that.
Well, Professor Peterson those
superpowers I mean, this is guy high. You only get superpowers
if you have Tourette's my friend, not if you're
transgender, non binary obtain
superpowers, you must agree to use them for good for peace and
justice. So I invite Peterson to start doing more of that.
Well, Professor Peterson, those who are asking for this
alternate use of use of rather of alternate pronouns, they are
saying it boils down to respecting their human rights.
How do you respond to that?
I don't think it boils down to respecting their human rights. I
think that it's an imposition on freedom of speech that's being
implemented at the legislative level. I also think that if
there was a naturally evolving solution to the linguistic
problem that's been posed by a small fraction of the
transgender community that people would have already
adopted it, we've never had a situation within with in the
usage of English before, that required legislation to produce
a transformation in the manner in which people spoke has a very
dangerous precedent. So it's one thing to tell people what they
can't say. So for example, we have legislation making it
illegal to do such things as deny the Holocaust, it's a
completely different thing to demand that people use certain
words when they're formulating their own ideas. This is
way you tell me Canada is going to put some legislation through
that requires you to say, Gee, or you have to ask somebody what
their pronoun is, by law, that is the right pronoun instead of
you know, making the mistake of seeing some guy with a long
beard and hair and calling him a he when it should be called a
something else? Is that what you're saying? To me?
That is the idea? Yes. Great. Yeah. That's the idea, an
observation. The social justice warrior only comes in female
form, then yes, I'm assuming a lot of stuff. Do you I have yet
to see a transgendered woman, female to male, who is a social
justice warrior. The other way around it, everybody is
feminine, who was a social justice warrior. And this is so
now we're down to a war on men. If you're not sensitive if
you're feminization of the Yes, Western males. And what that
says makes it easier for the Yeah,
and I understand I understand over i Yes, I understand that
women have feel they've gotten a raw deal. I would like to point
out though, that if you say this started maybe with the
suffragette movement in America, I only learned recently that the
suffragette movement worked this way. The only people who could
vote at the time were land owners. So there were a lot of
men who could not vote either at the time. That's not the way the
story is told anymore. And the suffragettes came in and they
said we don't care if we own land or not women should be
allowed to vote. And they got they got their wish but it was
not because women weren't allowed it was people who had no
land ownership were allowed to vote. Did you know that part of
the story
you know if I did I forgot it. I have no man you have to go back
and revisit. So those
are the original social justice warriors. And it's a very, very
powerful moment. Women are hold power in general women I think
hold power, power, power power. But it will continue until I
think we're all gonna wake up one day and I hope you get your
wish because you're gonna see it's not going to turn out
exactly the way you thought No flirting in the workplace. No
fluctuation we will have no flirting in the workplace. But
it is no flirting at all. But it's come to the point where not
on this program. But in real life. I feel caged this real
life. Yeah, I don't feel caged here. This is a safe space.
Because the only reason it's a safe space and you don't feel
caged. There's only one reason and one reason only because our
support is direct. Yes, support our page. We were if we were
working for a bigger organization, I said this before
I say it too often. I probably beaten it up beaten it to death.
Yeah. Which is that we We had been we had been fired over and
over probably from this show today, at least twice. Yeah. And
especially becoming a hate show. We'd lost our advertisers would
be gone.
There's one final clip I have here, which I've loved this a
lot. And again, a video that needs to be seen to see the hurt
in this woman's face hurt. And yeah, just heard that she is
partially being blamed for this loss. And she was blamed in an
op ed in the New York Times. And actually, she's become the Xerox
of the problem. The New York Times editorial pretty much said
the smug liberal media was a big part of the problem, and
specifically named it the Samantha Bee problem. Which must
hurt her to no end.
Yes, I would think so. Because she takes us very seriously. So
she had a comic, she takes it very seriously. Um, she was she
Yeah,
she's she's very she's very butthurt by this.
I know, flattering. I didn't know that there was a Samantha
Bee problem. But let me read part of it to you. The
Democratic Party's problem in the age of
the laughing I know this because I've been in the same situation
where, you know, you're getting blamed for something. And you
know, it's kind of your fault. And you just laugh
it off isn't really Jimmy Fallon, who you had criticized
and others are criticized for being too soft on Trump. It's
promised Samantha b not be alone, of course, but the entire
phenomenon that she embodies the rapid colonization of new
cultural territory by an ascendant social liberalism.
First, what's your response? And second of all, how does it feel
to be, you know, the face of the problem?
Yeah, she really is sad about this.
Liberalism first, what's your response? And second of all, how
does it feel to be you know, the face of the problem?
stuck for a second the if she Yeah, you're absolutely dead on
on this analysis? And that a laugh is the indicator? Yep. She
should actually be mad about it. If she was if she would take it
as that's bullcrap. I'm a comic and that she should have gone
aggressive. But no, she did that laugh which indicates Oh, my
God, I I am the problem. She said. She's taking it very
seriously. She She, she? There's no way. I mean, if that was John
say was, let's move people around under this chessboard,
and make John Stuart the guy. Yeah. John Stuart, if he was
like, was the John Stuart problem. And it was like the
same situation. Let's say he'd go right after the guy. Hey, go
after the New York Times say this is nonsense. He used his
comic foil. I'm just the comedian. You know, I can't even
make fun anyway. You just go just and they would end right.
There she is. This is going to affect her career. Yeah.
Yeah. Yes. In fact, if you and I were watching this interview,
and we were running, what is it? TBS that she's on? TV? Yeah, I
think it is TBS, something like
that. Whatever. We would have fired her after this interview.
And you'll hear why, you know,
the the face of the problem.
Oh, my God, my name wasn't an article. It's me. It's not
racism. It's just me. No, you know what? Oh, wait, wait for
all that evidence to roll in. And then I'll then I'll make up
my mind after that.
Because, you know, it's clearly unproven. This is just the New
York Times be oh, wait a minute. That's my Bible. Brain freeze,
just because
there was no backup. It was just, you know,
it's one person's opinion.
Yes, that's what op eds are one person's opinion. Only this one
is in the New York Times.
Wonderful.
Wonderful. Let me ask you a question. Does he have a larger
button? You've read this on your show? So remove yourself from
it? Does he have a point about smug liberals? I'm not talking
about you. But is there a smug liberal?
No, that is something that I can't really, I mean, I just
can't take responsibility for the way the election turnout. I
just absolutely. I can't,
is there as I told her not to go to Wisconsin,
I guess I'm I guess, you know, I don't I don't think there is
like I do the show for me. And for people like me. And I don't
really care how the rest of the world sees it, quite frankly,
Oh, okay. Well, we're gonna have to fire you because you care
about the advertisers and the ratings. If you say you're just
doing the show for you, why don't you go do a podcast?
It's like I do the show for me. And for people like me, and I
don't really care how the rest of the world sees it. Quite
frankly, this
is pretty much the definition of sanctimoniously smug right there
but at
least my being said, Were you smart? No, that's fine, smug
is perfect. Excellent job,
I think was that that's what you said. I don't care what you
think.
I don't care what you think I for myself. I do the show for
myself. For people like me it's a very small group.
You know, I don't I don't think there is like I do the show for
me and for people like me, and I don't really care how the rest
of the world sees it quite frankly. That's great if we put
it we make a show for ourselves. We put it out in the world. We
could we birth it
did now I've heard this exact sentence so many times in my
career. This is what someone says when they're about to get
canceled. We birth it. We put it out there for the universe to
see. Yeah, what you're saying is you think you have an
outstanding product that no one wants to watch. We birth it.
Have you not heard this? This is something similar like Well,
we've heard for a while we're doing the best we can we're just
we're putting it out there into the universe. Let everyone see
how awesome we are.
That's great. We put that we make a show for ourselves. We
put it out in the world. We can we birth it, and then the world
receives it however they want to receive it. Welcome back to
Friday, but
he goes into vocal fry
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she reminded me of in this one time at
bandcamp. I stuck a flute my physique Reisman, a little bit
of her the bandstand
girl little bit
once that was full of song friends to make Dylan's
expanded, a new murder started. Wait. Oh no. The world began to
war again. The middle class is poor again. Well, television
sold the myths of climate conscious communists from Arab
Spring to caliphates to Mockingbird, Watergate, it all
started with the Big Bang. Everybody found the fix when
money entered politics. It all started with the bait. May
we need some new memes that Yes. I think there's a desperate
attempt now that we saw the upgrade bug which Scott Adams
called the upgrade. Then I gladly copied from Hitler to
incompetent. That was a good upgrade. I mean, that is you get
that at American Airlines. You're happy. You're almost at
the front of the plane. So there is a concerted effort by certain
personnel to bring it back to white supremacy hating blacks
hating Jews, I think Jews is the way to go now. Let's start with
Jeremy Scott Hill Scahill, Scott Hill, who I liked a lot. He did
some pretty interesting documentaries. He was now he was
a part early on of the $250 million word WordPress blog from
Pierre Dr. mcaro. Meeting. I
believe he's still there.
I thought he left night, didn't he leave in a huff? I'm pretty
sure he did.
Die. He left in a half
hour. Okay. But well, then we'll have to check on him. Anyway, he
was on PBS. Talking about the president and you know, just
tying in all these memes to try and I think bring it back to
that
as a fundamental principle. I don't believe that we should be
debating fascists, people that are openly advocating violence
against undocumented immigrants or the shaming, publicly shaming
private citizens who are transgender.
Have you seen any of this taking place at the Trump White House?
Openly shaming transgendered
people? I thought he was talking to historically about some,
maybe somebody in the 30s
Oh, yeah, maybe not.
I'll debate anyone anywhere. But I won't debate a fascist I will.
I will resist a fascist unless you're
a dick. If there truly was a fascist, that's how you're going
to resist. I'm not going to talk to you. I'm going to resist that
I won't talk to him to stand you in my arms folded and I'm not
going to talk now. I will protest, resist and resist. I'm
going to resist but I won't talk to you,
beta fascist, I will. I will resist a fascist, I will protest
a fascist. But that's not like where there's some exchange of
ideas that were that the First Amendment necessitates, we
engage in. These are people who were talking about fascists who
want the extermination of black people. They want the
extermination of Jews. They openly Yes,
this is the Trump right. Is he's implying that the Trump
administration presidency wants to exterminate blacks
and Jews, not just blacks and Jews, con Jews. Sure. Some Jews
exist. We much
ation of Jews. They are openly advocating a form of hatred that
is vilified in history and somehow being normalized now by
the President of the United States as being
this is a serious journalist this guy to
this is he's off the rails. Yes, sir.
That is vilified in history and somehow being normalized now by
the President of the United States. I won't participate in
any platform where someone is acting as though Well, there's
the fascist point of view and then there's Jeremy's point of
view. That's not a debate to me that's
being invited to anything. I think that's
like, Hey, you're not invited anymore. So you should complain
really loudly that you won't do it anyway.
Being a conservative Republican congressman,
there are certain people that I think I Do you want to go to
your stupid birthday party anyway,
everyone has a right to free speech. I certainly agree with
that. But I don't have a right to speak on television.
Oh, is that in the Constitution? Do you have a right to free
speech? But that's one more they don't have a right to be invited
on the programs and no they don't have no you can't be you
have no right to be invited on the programs that have the
programs you know,
I support real time doing whatever they believe is right
I'm just not gonna participate in it and you know, and I got a
lot of heat for that but you know, and I'm and I never ended
up on that show again.
Yeah, that's that's the problem. John, you nailed it. That's he's
been uninvited from whatever.
I can go to sleep at night knowing that I had nothing to do
with with giving any attention to a fascist I
can go to sleep at night knowing I have no job. I didn't want to
do it anyway, fake news and he repeated fake. Fake fake you are
fake news.
This is fake. You are fake. Do
you read that ad
so here is the report and there was a pool guy although it might
have been CNN who was doing a pool during the big celebration
there in Pyongyang and we've seen all of these what I what I
deemed to be mainly just empty metal tubes. I don't know what's
in there. I don't know if they're such things as a new
sophisticated rocket. I have no idea it looks like a bunch of
sheet metal with with rivets. Here's the we're here. Here's
the report
begin with breaking news from North Korea. US military
official confirms North Korea attempted to launch a missile
off its east coast Sunday morning local time, but the
missile blew up almost immediately. The type of missile
is still being assessed. The Defiant misfire follows another
show for Saturday.
You that just said something and not even with the source in
which the
stop stop. Did you hear what she said? She said a defiant
misfire?
No, I didn't hear that. Damn
What is a defiant misfire?
It means that the rocket did not want to do it. I'm not firing
again with breaking news from North Korea. US military
official confirms North Korea attempted to launch a missile
off its east coast Sunday morning local time, but the
missile blew up almost immediately. The type of missile
is still being assessed. The Defiant misfire follows another
shot is
a very weird sentence. I agree with you. You could say the
Define missile. Because literally the missile does not
want to be fired but the defiant misfire.
Well, obviously she's mixing things up. She's the defiant
part is that they were told not to do anything and they did.
Okay. And so that was that was the defiant part. But then it
was a misfire. Yes. And so she puts the two together and you
get this stupid phrase defiant misfire that means nothing that
you know
what it is. This is the the Easter crew.
The historic crew.
It's very it's very the only ones that
work on Easter. Yes, it's
very hard to get anything from from corporate media during
Easter any other vacation because they're gone
for Saturday in which the isolated communist nation put
ballistic missiles on parade, including some we haven't seen
before. More now from Ben Tracy inside the North Korean capital.
Yang
when it comes to military parades, North Korea certainly
knows how to put on a show. Want to go stepping soldiers, rolling
tanks and rocket launchers. It's an elaborate scene involving
hundreds of 1000s of people that would be the envy of any Super
Bowl halftime show. Anytime North Korea has one of these
military parades US military experts closely examine what
they're parading down the street. They're looking for
signs that North Korea is closer to developing a long range
nuclear missile that could reach the United States and the signs
were troubling. For the first time North Korea displayed new
long range ballistic missiles that can be launched from both
land and sea they are believed to be the same missiles
successfully tested in February and use solid fuel
and our Hold on a second but I just want to hear if that's the
same sound effect of the missile of the that they were using for
the tomahawks it sounds a lot like it let's just do a
comparison here. That's annoying let's see
tested in February and use solid fuel in our heart attack it's
exactly the same John there sweetening the audio listen.
These guys never end here.
Believed to be the same missile six out damnit.
I get that fire. Here we go.
Time North Korea displayed new long range ballistic missiles
that can be launched from both land and sea.
nuts a little are believed
to be the same missiles successfully tested in February,
and he was solid fuel and are hard to detect before launch.
And South Korea's military believes these large missiles at
the end of the parade are a new titled intercontinental
ballistic missile that North did not previously possess all. The
speech at the green official accused the Trump administration
of threatening North Korea and said if attacked, they will
respond with all out war, including nuclear weapons. That
confidence is shared by many here in Pyongyang. When you see
all of the military troops and all of the weapons go by, what
does that mean to you? What do you say to him? He said he made
me feel North Korea is strong enough to defeat any enemy, even
the United States. North Korea still says he wants peace and
now war, but if it comes to war, they're ready to fight.
So I'm gonna come up short now unnamed sources, unnamed
sources. We have no video of this thing just rolling. But
I've seen these big tubes before.
Yeah, those tubes look like they could be made out of wood.
Mash. I think they went to the logs. It's Lincoln Logs. They
could be who knows?
And the guy says, Oh, this is new. We've never seen this blog
before.
And we're gonna use it on Yeah.
You know, this. This whole thing is just a show. I do some good
reporting. I got a couple of clips here. I got the North
Korea, which one it got here. Gotcha
with Deutsche Wella. Or you got Yeah, issues. That's
a good one. Okay.
One situation on the Korean peninsula is being described as
a tinderbox contract. Konoba was a longtime DW correspondent in
the region. He's been analyzing this conflict for decades. Thank
you for being with us this evening. Killing Young has
threatened to strike back before in your assessment. Is it
different this time?
No. Different kinds of any action proverbs four as a
reaction from North Korea. And this time, maybe the vocabulary
is a liberal, it's straight or stronger. That's simply because
also President Trump is using stronger words.
He's a fan of strong language. But if the US really resorted to
a preemptive strike, what would that mean for the region?
Well, any war means catastrophe. And in case President Trump
would to take some military action. First of all, all the
let's see possibilities, he is limited in scope. Because if
it's real vor, it would be catastrophe just to hold and
insulate him, the region would be in flames. So hopefully, he
does not take any military action. Or if he thinks he can
have some, let's say warning action, just like in Syria. That
is also a big danger because he withdraw in them China.
That was the whole point. We'll draw in China. Yeah.
But the problem is, is Seoul Korea's was like 10 feet from
the border of North Korea. They couldn't get in there fast
enough before the North Koreans just blow it to smithereens
within a bomb. Now, here's the report that it was kind of
interesting. This was CBS you I think yours was CBS two bad
things in a different report. This is North Korea. 2017 one
and North Korea 2017. Two and the two is the one that's the
most interesting of these two clips, because this is David
Martin, who works out of the Pentagon. He said to me that
that older guy who looks like he just looks like he looks like if
you're going to describe me he looks like it's not always ca
but a CIA supervisor
who was looking for TPS reports.
He's looking for TPS reports but he always has the to me when he
comes on. I listened to him with it in mind that I'm listening to
a the official story, but he wants to display the first part
display one first and then we go to to
Korea a major holiday in the reclusive communist nation, the
anniversary of the birth of founder Kim Il Sung, and there
is concern around the world that his grandson, dictator Kim Jong
Hoon will use the occasion to flex his military muscle and
conduct another nuclear test in defiance of the US, Ben Tracy's
in the North Korean capital Pyongyang
and there's your defiance word again.
North Korea has already staged for ballistic missile test is
here. And despite warnings from the US and China, North Korea's
Vice Foreign Minister Han song real says his country will
conduct another nuclear test that is sixth overall. Do you
plan to conduct that test in the coming days?
Can you have a nuclear test will take place a time and a place
that the supreme leadership deems necessary. He accuses
the Trump administration of provoking a military conflict by
sending a navy strike force to the Korean peninsula and Ginty
US US military exercises in South Korea. Do you believe the
United States wants to attack North Korea? Well,
if the US comes up with a dangerous military option, then
the first card is in our hands. We will deal with it with our
preemptive strike. This means war.
So you're saying if you feel that North Korea is going to be
attacked, you will use nuclear weapons. Of course, China, which
is North Korea's main ally and trading partner said today that
there would be no winners in a war, and both sides should stop
threatening each other. North Korea says they are ready for
both war and peace and their vice ministers suddenly spoke
English to make his point clear hope for the best but prepared
for the worst. The vice minister did stress that North Korea
would not launch a preemptive strike unless it felt a real
threat of attack from the United States. Tomorrow is a major
holiday here in North Korea. And there is some concern that the
country might use the opportunity to launch new
missiles or conduct a nuclear test, then faciem
Chun Yang thanks.
So what do you think the just presuming for a moment that this
is a tactically smart? What do you think the game plan is? With
North Korea,
the game plan from whose perspective Trump
now precedenti?
Well, he definitely is not going to do anything because Mattis
evolved people that they showed, you know him backing off as much
as possible because they know that North Korea has the upper
hand, because 20 million people in Seoul, Korea, right. And our
and our military base, right would just be it would be a
mess. Yeah. And they could do it and they would do it again. They
keep preparing for Joe. But it seems to me as we go back and
we've talked about this for years, it seems as if the North
Koreans are just kind of playing different kinds of games,
because they the guy said if the reporter that CBS reported this
actually in Pyongyang, which to me was a breakthrough. I never
saw skyroam been around before. But he's over there and he
speaks Korean and so he's the go to guy. Yeah, he says they're
prepared for peace.
Well, that's, that was that's what Don has told us. I mean,
we've we've heard that that's all they want. They just want
they don't want armas. Yes. They want to be
one day ahead. They have this face thing, I guess going on
where they would like to have a meet up?
Well, they should get on meetup.org and organize. They
should
put it in meetup.org. And maybe there's something you'll happen
to it at the Zephyr museum. I mean, it'd be beautiful.
Yes, which we'll talk about later, which I promised last
time we never did. So we did. So let's Let's now listen to David
Martin, who will give us the current status of things as far
as I'm concerned.
How might the US respond to another North Korean test, David
Martin is at the Pentagon.
The Air Force calls it an Elephant Walk 22 F fifteens
armed and ready to scramble from Kadena Air Base in Japan 900
miles from North Korea's capitol. It was conducted
earlier this week and recorded by Air Force cameras for North
Korea to see we reconfigured every
one of those fifteens with live ordnance inside of 24 hours and
put them back on status
and ready to fight. But notice Brigadier General very corner
she's wearing a flak jacket same time the airbase at Kadena is in
range of North Korean missiles has are 25 million people in the
South Korean capital of Seoul. US could launch a devastating
attack but could not stop the North Korean military from
firing off enough salvos to wreak horrendous destruction,
which is why Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sounds so diplomatic
in regards to North Korea. We are working with international
partners in order to defuse the situation.
If North Korea conducts another underground nuclear test or
launches more missiles into the sea. US would likely limit its
reaction to a show of force, sending b1 bombers from Guam to
fly along the coast and bringing in an aircraft carrier battle
group. However, if North Korea were to launch an
intercontinental ballistic missile toward the US, that
might trigger a military response in the form of a cyber
attack. For now, the Trump administration is counting on
China to pressure North Korea into giving up its nuclear
weapons program. But if that doesn't work, they will turn to
military options. One officer told me when this crowd says all
options are on the table. They mean it. They really need it.
Anthony Martin on
the Pentagon. Thanks, David. Yeah, and
the the many mainstream newspapers reported that North
Korea and Iran now threatening to take out parts of the United
States electric grid through a cyber attack or miss ferric
nuclear blast Pentagon is taking steps to both protect the
nation's communications and power lifelines.
Again, can you give us some more money while we're at that? Well,
the money is going to James Woolsey, Woolsey, former CIA
director, I guess his he's got a consulting group there. And now
he's working with DARPA. Actually, DARPA has charged BA
II systems to quote map a system that can detect a cyber attack
and gin up an alternative communications network for
military and civilian use if the grid is fried. That's that's the
literal text these
guys read. They're reading too much science fiction?
Yes.
Yes, he had the grid get fried man. Got fried, we gotta
go outside you there's electrical, there's electrical
line. And it's just, I mean, I got, I got news for you melted,
the
Internet was built to gin up an alternative communications
route, I should say instead of your word network. That's the
whole reason it exists is it could take that kind of hit and
still working out around it. Now we got to have a new one. But it
won't be ready until 2020.
The internet is not as not as robust as it was originally
existed for these huge backbones and take up most of the
activity,
not just take out Verizon, we're done.
That actually, if you pretty much if you blew up, Mae West
may ease and took out Verizon and Comcast and five, you have
maybe five targets,
and blow up and six while you're at it up just for just for the
heck of it just for the fun just for fun of Amsterdam.
Sonic is still working, I'm good. So blow those guys up. And
it was five, you know, somehow. So we can pretty much take the
thing down, but it's not going to take down the grid. It's like
it's gonna do a lot of damage. But it's not that bad. I mean,
it's not good. But here it is. Let's go back to the square one,
which we've been talking about today, especially since you had
a contact with Don. Why doesn't one president step up? Or is he
going to lose face? Well step up and have a meeting with these
guys and say, Okay, what do we have to do to work together?
This is the great negotiator, Trump, what do we have to do to
work together and then close ranks on that? Make peace? Tell
them they can, you know, dig and do research or whatever on their
new thing, whatever they want to do. But let's start making plans
to hook up North Korea and South Korea as one nation the way they
do with East Germany.
Oh, please. North Korea just swipe right.
I don't see any reason that can't be done. Instead of the
saber rattling both sides. Oh,
well, you recall what Don said my uncle don don Greg, he said
he's for the military industrial complex to sell crap to South
Korea. Now the problem with that now
is they sell a lot of crap to South Korea. That's the problem.
It's them don't
even want South Korea doesn't even want it. South Korea
would just as soon find a way to join, join up with North Korean
and this bullcrap
bright but now that park is out what's going to happen? This is
this is why it's different than interesting. Who makes who makes
the call to buy something? Who are we selling to? That's what I
love the sales tactic. But who are we selling to? Who's the
buyer? I'd like to know if everyone was the president.
Great, great tactic. Fantastic. Who's the buyer? What do you
mean the buyer has been kicked out of office? Well, who's the
buyer though? Who's the buyer now? There's no other reason.
I don't know. This is the dumbest thing ever. And if all
hell breaks loose a lot of people gonna get killed.
Oh, there's that. We're kind of used to that.
My my fun time.
A North Korea. Hey, hey, north. Hey, North Korea. I got some
North Korea clips if you're interested. Yeah. Okay. Let us
start with. Okay, this is MSNBC. They are very angry.
On the one hand, Brian, when you have a dangerous standoff with a
nuclear armed adversary, of course, you would like to think
that within our government, we have stability and methodical
planning every step is very calculated. And I'm not sure we
can be certain that that's happening in this
administration, right right now, but I also would suggest that as
people watch the way this unfolds, they think about the
possibility that Trump is actually trying to use this to
his advantage in a way that could be very dangerous, I
should add, but I definitely see that as part of the strategy
here to kind of psych the North Koreans out to try to dislodge
the status quo by suggesting we're just crazy enough to do
the thing that George W. Bush or Barack Obama would never do. I
just don't think it has a high probability of working but I do
I think that's part of what's happening here
and just jump in here. The hallmark of military capability
is discipline. It's uniformity. It's why the military wears
uniforms. People who come into the military on their very first
day learn to salute, it's because they have respect for
the chain of command. And if at the top of the chain of command,
there is someone who's erratic, undisciplined, unpredictable, it
causes the whole chain of command to disintegrate. And
then you find that your military capability is actually lost. So
I think this is a major strategic disadvantage for the
United States of America.
I would just jump in and say that I think he's passed madman
tests with flying colors. The actual test that he's facing
right now is whether he can sit atop that chain of command and
command the respect not just of his own military and his own
deputies who respect that sort of order. But But of the world
and the world is watching how he faces this first test.
Yeah, all that she forgot this. Yeah,
I've heard a number of these very similar clips. I almost had
one on today's show. And we as they go back and forth, it's
almost as though they're doing it on purpose. They're trying to
confuse Kim Jong Hoon Minh,
with Trump. Not trying to configure trying to confuse
people to make think
they're trying to conflate us. He's a madman at the top of the
chain of command. He's a madman. He's
very, very good observation. Very good. I don't know if
they're doing that on purpose.
But it's, I think, I think they are doing it on purpose. I can't
say that just somebody directing it, but it's just coming out on
purpose. And it's not like the you'd played the first clip I've
ever heard this. I've been hearing a lot of this. Were they
the same descriptors? Excellent guy, maybe that's what it is.
You use the same descriptors with Kim Jong one with Trump.
He's mad. He's nuts. He's off the rails
in crazy crazy. Well,
it used to hinge with Kim Jong Un that would that would have
been the clip I had. Excellent point.
Now, of course, this Trump is crazy madman. He's mentally ill.
We've been hearing that for a long time. We know that because
of the Goldwater rule. This is something that cannot be
discussed by those who oppose it. Well, now. Bless you. Excuse
me here during the past clip actually tried this blowing my
nose with my left hand because I'd have allergies and stuff.
Yeah, yeah. It's now on my shirt. That's the problem with
left you can't control the flow.
No, that's the problem with no, I can blow my nose with a left
hand. But my right hand I have trouble with it. Okay, well,
I've
dealt with my left hand. Anyway, just whatever you used to. Jay
Rosen was at now Jay Rosen is? He's a professor at NYU, I
think. Yeah, he's
an NYU journalism professor. Oh, yeah. Those who can't do teach.
Is that the idea? You said it.
So the title of his session was the Trump regime and the
American press. And guess who was there to ask a question our
very own Dame Tanya? Oh, and here's your question. Jay, you
had brought up the issue that journalists are reluctant to
either explore or report on any sort of like narcissistic
psychological issue with with Donald Trump. And I was curious
as to whether you would thought and I never heard of this of
this term before. I heard it on the no agenda podcast.
Tanya, come on down.
This term before I heard it on the no agenda podcast,
he flinched when she said that. I'm sure he did find a divorce
check.
But it could it possibly be related to the Goldwater rule?
That I mean, obviously journalists are not
psychiatrists. But do you think that's a factor?
So he goes into three minutes of explaining that which I don't
think we want to listen to now. But it's in the show notes. The
full clip? Yes. That nine to nine or two to.no agenda
notes.com. Okay, back to North Korea. This was at the United
Nations North Korea's deputy ambassador spoke a little hard
you got to tune into him but yeah, he's actually is His
English is English is not that bad. Wow, that was a
microaggression. But you have to tune into what he's saying. The
United
States introducing a South Korean. The Korean minutes later
the war biggest hotspot, the US nuclear strategic acid seriously
strengthening the peace and security of the peninsula and
approaching the situation there to bring of war. It has been
created a dangerous situation in which the thermonuclear war may
break out and any moment
Oh, Johnny Haywood, he says thermonuclear thermonuclear war
could break out at any moment
to what he said. But is this the guy from South Korea or North
Korea North Korea,
the North Korean UN Ambassador Deputy Ambassador Winner,
because it seems the way he's positioning his complaint from a
South Korean perspective. Now Korea hasn't got any nuclear
bombs.
No, that's why he's saying he, I think he's threatening. He's
saying, Hey, you better stop because this could this could
end up in thermonuclear war.
Okay. I just thought earlier phrasing was just didn't confuse
me keep playing the United Nations. Sorry.
It has been created a dangerous situation in which the semi
nuclear war may break out at any moment on the peninsula, and the
pose a serious threat to the world peace and security to say
nursing of the dose for the nurse's station.
Very, very nice. I think it's pretty threatening. What do you
say? Now, of course, we all want to know what the President is
really thinking about
Vice President is in Asia doing the fourth stop tour. And he
said, basically,
the US is running out of patience, clearly
a message to North Korea, you have a navy fleet that is sent
into the Sea of Japan right
now. Have you ruled out a military strike,
I don't want to telegraph what I'm doing or what I'm thinking.
I'm not like other administrations, where they say
we're going to do this in four weeks. And that doesn't work
that way. We'll see what happens. I hope things work out.
Well, I hope there's going to be peace. But you know, they've
been talking with this gentleman for a long time you read
Clinton's book, he said, We made such a great peace deal, and it
was a joke. You look at different things over the years
with President Obama, everybody's been outplayed.
They've all been outplayed by this gentleman, and we'll see
what happens but I just don't telegraph my moves.
The two interesting things. One is he doesn't telegraph his
moves. I like that. We've never heard it. I haven't in my
lifetime have not heard a president do that. So you know,
I'm not going to tell you it's always been Yeah, we're gonna
drop some boots on the ground. We're gonna do this dad. Yeah, I
gotta talk. And he kept saying this gentleman. That was
interesting. Oh,
that's interesting sketches gentleman
that does that because he wants some respect and some kind of
negotiation is my feeling.
You might be right. I never I did not catch that.
Finally, on the band's I picked up North Korean number station.
Three notes from North Korea, they don't give you anything.
This is well known in ham circles. That this is the it's
called the parrot this number station. And someone in the War
Room said Why does Adam always say Niner instead of nine? That
is because we are both ham radio operators. We are Amad licensed
amateur radio professionals about that for a term. That's
good amateur radio professionals. Save the world.
Save the wall. Yeah, we've definitely got it the hands will
always save the world. And this is one of these things that
people don't really on the background of who are new to the
program. This was many years ago, Jeff, John said, Hey, this
was private. Actually, he'd sent me an email said hey, this is
really cheap. walkie talkies on Amazon 35 bucks just pick up to
the great for the Armageddon because yeah, of course John's a
prepper and that it was a it was a it was a your musician friend
who told you that? The who was it? What's his name? No, come on
with the six string with a five string seven. Oh,
yeah, the Roger McGuane McGuane
seven string Roger McQuinn and of course you created the ABCs
borderline prepper Yeah, so we both got the technicians license
which is anyone can get this anybody should get it at ease.
So should you just memorize the questions are in the answers are
published. It just answered a multiple choice in there out of
order. So you can you don't even have to learn anything, though
of course I went on to get my general and I'm a badass in that
regard.
But yeah, you're just total unbeliever get an extra now be
impressed. Now here we
have ham radio guys ham radio is the public service network of
last resort when the apocalypse comes where are the guys who are
going to save the world? Right?
Exactly. So let's have a listen to the number station the number
station is not just doing numbers, the numbers and this is
just a small snippet of course the number station is really
excited evening Bye 3333 couldn't resist for those of you
want to listen to the parrot. 326 6.9 kilohertz to two six 6.9
kilohertz
so she's all worked up like that crazy woman who does the
announcing on the TV? Yeah, it's
similar yeah version. Gonna be the same woman for all I know.
That that was that was good as usual. We're never gonna see
that again. I don't I'm thinking this Ramsey, you know,
an era gone by and on his own time, you know, I kind of
appreciate that he went out and a highlight that because so many
of our great producers who have done things burnout. So I'm kind
of happy that he went out in a blaze of glory and we really
appreciate it. Of course he is also an executive producer for
today's episode since he did all the work, really appreciate
that. And yeah, we'll be back on Sunday, we will have the final
tally of our 3837 votes. And I'll have some stories from the
road. No doubt and more immediate deconstruction, then
you can shake a stick at another fine phrase from the chaise. All
right, so almost coming to you from downtown Austin, Texas
capital the drone Star State FEMA Region six on the
governmental maps, but not really, but I will be on Sunday.
Until then, I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain. And John C.
Dvorak.
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