Oh, Adam curry, John C Devorah.
Sunday June 17 2018. This is your award winning give nation
media assassination episode 1043.
This is no agenda.
Collecting kids in cages and broadcasting live from the
Capitol to drone Star state here in downtown Boston Tea House in
the colonial in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley we're I'm wishing everybody a
Happy Father's Day. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Oh, yes, indeed. In the morning and Happy Father's Day to you.
Same to you. Have you had a nice Father's Day so far?
Just got up
Vulcraft here's a question for you for this from one podcaster
to another. Did the kids wake Daddy up at 6am for his work
with a nice breakfast in bed? No. I got a short vision of that
myself. Yeah.
Didn't think that would happen. I've ever had breakfast in bed
from the kids.
I want that's not a Father's Day thing. It's a Mother's Day
thing, I guess. Yeah,
I think so. Yeah. Because I think that the dads it get you
get out of here and try to get some sleep.
Get out here.
But the kids are there. are they dropping by
everybody? So both kind of Jesse and JC had to go to Michigan to
attend the funeral. I
saw. Yeah, I saw that on the on the Instagrams that said
sight day posted on the Instagram. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. No, it was it was a beautiful picture of I presume
her dad and the adorable. The adorbs and it was I'll miss you
dad. So it was and it was a lot of rip love and lights in the
comments.
Yeah, yeah. People don't know who they are never heard of
them. But
rip love and light. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah, like I got my
text. This year. I got a text because we're no longer on
social nets. I'm not really on Instagram. I don't post anything
on a look. They're rarely maybe twice a week. So I just got a
text now. Love you daddy. Okay, just when your kids nearing 30
Doesn't make any did doesn't matter to you? Kind of as much
as like, look,
we know it was a bit much for our listeners. I just the last
time I'm doing either Mother's Day. I thought they all had
their mom but they hit their dad too. If it
just hate their parents. This was a should generation. Guess
what? Your kids hate you people. We have proof. We have
scientific peer reviewed evidence evidence? Yeah, in
general. Kids don't really care about
the one of the lowest turnouts for our donations of the year of
the last two years. It's that bad. Yeah. See, when we resist
somehow this dovetails into parents being separated from
their kids at the border. I'm not quite sure how but it's
somehow there's they're maybe these parents don't maybe these
kids know they're happy. But yeah, finally separately.
douchebags begging me all over Mexico to get me here. And then
yeah,
independence. Finally, this was a great topic. And I gotta say,
when it comes to the rotation, it's this topic in itself. This
kids in cages and ripping families apart, tearing children
from their parents. It's, it has it has all kinds of stuff.
Michael Hayden, former what was a hate? Hate and hate what was
hated and torturer.
What hate he's all for kids. Sure he is. So
he was former CIA. Correct. He was the CIA and NSA. And so he
posts a picture on social nets on the tweets. And he says,
yeah, there have been other governments who separated
children from their parents, and it's a picture of Auschwitz.
Sophie's Choice comes to mind.
Really? I mean, that is throw
me somebody you know, he should I believe he should lay low.
Yeah, cuz he's gonna get there's gonna be some version of a
Nuremberg trial, eventually, they'll probably be hanging. But
it's this. And I don't know if I want to give the back. I did
some research on this. I don't have an
either way. This is the best anti Trump stuff that the
Democrats have come up with. And they're, at least this time to
just analyze it from an objective perspective. At least
this time they're sticking with with the playbook. They're not
wandering off and right. moaning and groaning about one thing or
another.
Focus what is in play here for those of you and it really is
interesting, because in this case, Democrats and Republicans
Since, and the Trump administration and the media are
officially and blatantly abusing children, just abusing children
for political means they don't give a crap about these children
to only abusing the situation. And thus these children to on
one hand, we have hit points. Yeah. So, um, you know, there's
a couple things that have not been deconstructed in the media
about what's really going Do you have a background or that we
play first or we just get into it? Yeah. stuff. Yeah, you
usually have to have a
long background. It's a little well, let's
let's do it. Because once we have it, then we can really get
into it. Well,
this will be we're gonna go with the best. I went into
legislation just because of you know, it was necessary.
Yeah. I went to the best and done in other words, the most
anti Trump Organization, which is NBC, yes. And I put together
a three parter. It's, it's actually longer than it should
be. But let's go with immigration one hit piece.
There was growing national outrage tonight over the Trump
administration's policy of separating families who crossed
this country's southern border. Administration officials say
they are simply enforcing existing laws meant to
discourage illegal immigration. Opponents say the practice is an
affront to American values. It's all happening as a Republican
bill is working its way through Congress, a bill that would
restrict the practice but also fun to the President's
controversial border wall. We began our coverage tonight with
NBC is Gotti Schwartz, who is near the border in California.
So I'll just just briefly pause for a second. That's how the
Trump administration and the Republicans are abusing children
is by using this very point, which I think the Democrats have
brought into play. I'm not even sure they did. But they're
abusing children for political gain right here.
They're building 10 cities near the border. unnecessary step is
the Trump administration's hardline immigration policy has
had its intended effect. 1000s of migrants swept up and
detained after both illegal and illegal border crossings. Many
of them children 2000 already separated from their parents in
the last six weeks housed in a former Walmart are small group
homes like this one in San Diego. If a family has both boys
and girls as children, then the siblings are separated. The
girls live in a different facility the boys live here.
It's not just near the border where you could see this story
playing out on a porch in Chicago some 2000 miles from the
Tijuana border crossing where mudita Delgado entered the US
seeking asylum, her family now awaits a hearing and every day
they wait for this call. His 18 year old daughter on the phone
separated from her mother and sisters and detained in
California for more than a month. They haven't told her
when when she might be able to get out or when she might be
able to see her mom again. And family entered the country with
that migrant caravan legally asking for asylum at a US port
of entry. She says gangs tortured and killed her father,
they found him in the field and that he had been decapitated or
returned home they say would be certain death of Attorney
General Jeff Sessions said this week fear of gangs is no longer
a reason to be granted safe haven here, using Bible verse to
justify the administration's new immigration practices. I would
cite
you to the apostle Paul in his clear and wise command in Romans
13 to obey the laws of the government. Because God is up
dying or dying the government for his purposes, Ben sessions
is high. What is that guy thinking?
He's here. He is normally off dad is
I mean, of all the things to do this but this wasn't some press
thing was that he was just talking to a group who would
would be wanting to hear this.
I'm not sure where that came from. But NBC and all the
networks, they have this this kind of B roll room just
randomly taste from the camera.
So Right. It's almost like the instant replay room at Big NFL
games. You know, there's a whole separate truck, that's all they
do all day is Get ready, get the replays, rack them up, get the
great spots put into Telestrator all that stuff. That's what they
must have at NBC for this kind of stuff for B roll.
Yeah, they just find all these old things. And that's why they
keep bringing, you know, they keep constantly bringing in old
Trump quotes from like the campaign. And it's just and
these are all random. There's no real let's just put there for a
sec. Just like it's like a rim shot.
piece. Yeah, they're kind of silly hit but it kind of taken
from us where we do all Yeah, exactly. Or, you know, or any
collusion, that kind of stuff. Yeah, we do it.
We do it for different reasons. They're doing it to bamboozle
the public. He said that what did he say? He said that oh, by
now that I think they're they're on to a winner here. By the way.
I also really, really Like that voiceover that voiceover was a
little different for NBC they the getting it let me just
wrap it up again. There was growing national outrage
they're giving it this this kind of extra like hush hush like
you're watching something really official, like really evil
taking place or is this guy illegal
immigration raishin policy has had its intended effect 1000s of
illegal and illegal
I mean it's it's I didn't notice it but not you mentioned done
for for effect is fantastic. little nuances of the guy sounds
like he's breaking some news. And it's like,
camera gazing. Really, I mean, the
18 year old, the 18 year old daughter has been separated from
her mother. And
by the way, according to the law, which I am pretty well
versed in now. 18 is the cutoff point. So 18 You're treated as
an adult at the border. So there's the this whatever that
story was, it was at least partially bullcrap. ATN is the
legal cut off where you are treated as an adult at the
border. So that was just disingenuous at best.
I don't even know why they had the Chicago clip in there. I
think the guy needed to go to Chicago to buy some some
sausages. Hey, boy, I'll do it. I'll do that before I go. To the
bar from Chicago. What
all right off you guy. Yeah. Do this. Do the report from
Chicago. All right, let's go.
And tonight, an impromptu protest outside of this facility
here in San Diego with another protest scheduled an even larger
one in the town of tornio. Texas on Father's Day, where a tent
city has sprung up faster than residents they're expected to
just to put things in perspective. torneo is a small
town about 1500 people live there. And when this tent city
is up and running at full capacity, it will mean that a
fifth of the entire town's population will be children
separated from their families.
And there is nothing better. And this has been a no agenda staple
actually. Nothing better than abusing kids in the media. It's
been done. Remember the was it not the the the era Saddam
Hussein's royal guard who came in to the to the hospital and
throw the children out of the incubators onto the ground and
stomped on.
Yeah. That was the classic that Well, I mean, this has been
going on forever. But yeah, and that was all told totally
bullcrap. Yeah. And it was great, great theater.
That's basic, that's been our theme for many, many years, just
long as you can bring children into the equation in a
compelling way. And just look if you look at Twitter, and even
when someone posts one of these pictures, which is clearly from
2014 That's now all
the white age different 24 In the case of
a kid who's actually to protest but it's looking up ah, you
know, all of these pictures and I have tracked down where some
of those come from they actually came from Texas you know, even
though people in those in thread will say hey, man, this is from
2014 This is or mad do that. You know, people will do that to
God. And but they just keep on going you know, these horrible
people, they'll die in hell, they'll hang or whatever. So and
that's the abuse. You know, that's how the everyone gets
abused by the situation. Can we go straight into three?
Yeah, far from the real world consequences is the red meat of
immigration politics. Today President Trump tweeted,
Democrats can fix their forced family breakup at the border by
working with Republicans on new legislation for a change. This
White House video links and alleged gang murder to rules
affecting trials immigrants,
the gang member reportedly entered our country through
glaring loopholes for unaccompanied alien minors.
One day after he distanced himself from his own
administration's zero tolerance policy that triggered the
separations.
I hate to see separation of parents and children.
The President's strategy is to blame Democrats for blocking
passage of immigration reforms and border security. But outcry
over the treatment of immigrant children could blow back on
Republicans. Oklahoma Senator James Lankford, post a video
where he tells a constituent he has a message for the White
House
is keep families together as much as we can possibly keep
families together.
for Republican candidates. Immigration is an issue that
gets conservative voters to turn out Build that wall. Congressman
Dan Donovan has President Trump's endorsement in this
month, Staten Island New York primary today he also had his
Lawyers campaign help. You know I represent President Trump
issues like immigration could determine control of Congress.
The President's allies, like Rudy Giuliani, plainly argue the
President's fate is on the line,
like stop the possibility of a ridiculous impeachment. And
let's make sure that I don't have to see Nancy Pelosi on
television
anymore.
President Trump plans to visit House Republicans Tuesday to
talk about strategy for two immigration bills, the more
conservative hardline approach is not likely to pass, leaving
open the door for a moderate compromise, which would address
the separation of families would grant legal status to young
immigrants known as dreamers. And beef up border security.
It's possible those votes could happen late next week. Flake
All right. So thanks. Sorry, no, go ahead. Go ahead. Well, a
couple of things. One, she says Republicans strategy is to data
data. She never says Democrats strategy is to do this. Well,
no, of course that No, I mean, it's almost glaring.
Well, they both have the same strategy win votes by abusing
children, they both have the same strategy. That's
the base of it. But that's not the way she presented, you know.
And it's just there's a number of things. And they have to
because again, the Democrats can't focus they had to do go
into the be rural room trailer, and pull out the clip of Rudy
Giuliani saying let's don't talk about impeachment. I know that
was a little off. It's our fault. Wall is right in the
middle of this world. It's got nothing to do with any it's got
nothing to do with this mainstream, but they can't
resist. And so you take that laundry list, we have all the
Trump laws. And it's just like they can't, they can't just stay
focused on this one thing, which is, I think, a winner, but they
can't do it.
Well, they're getting pretty far. But but the main, here's my
question, and this while the question will remain, because we
don't have the answers who really started this. And it's
clear that the zero tolerance policy, which is a policy, which
is should always be the policies, like the law is the
law and you're supposed to follow and enforce the law. So
okay, do you have a zero tolerance policy? Fine. I
thought you were all about law and order to start with it, but
then to say, well, because the Democrats put this law in place,
you know, that children are suffering until they fix it.
Meanwhile, the Republicans have a bill, I think multiple bills
going through going through the process, which will fix this, at
the same time that it raises 25 or appropriates $25 billion for
the wall. So I'm pretty suspicious here that this may
not have been a Trump ploy to start with, because I don't
think he I don't think he gives us now I'm not so sure, John,
because he was pretty he really wants through, well, maybe,
maybe not. He really wants to get the wall done. And so
someone, I think someone came along and said, you know, here's
a way we can do it, children.
Well, that's a bit Charney pitch. What's his name? Your
buddy, Steve Pochamma, you know that you? Would Botanik? Yeah,
but genic. It's like the pathetic thesis, you know, what
you do looks like you're doing one thing where you run another
right now.
Now. Now let's look at the I just, I'm
just not buying it. But go on. Well,
so now let's look at the other side. Democrats have this gym,
this Total Gym, which I again, I'd love to know where it was
launched how it was launched, it's impossible to do that on
any of the search engines anymore. It's polluted. It's
very Yeah, you might be able to do it on Twitter, but you don't
have the right access and the tool so it doesn't matter. They
have this gym where they can show no actual do horrible
images. Now problematic is that pretty much most of the images
I've seen to date are ones that come from of the Obama
administration where this practice was in full swing where
it was taking place. And I'll explain
it all this too, but nobody may have paid attention to it. Well,
that's exactly
right. Here's Dianne Feinstein and her head is gone.
You introduced a bill this week to stop the separation of
undocumented parents and undocumented children as they
crossed the US border.
Do you hear Do you hear? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So yes. Some a
lot
of Democrats are expressing outrage about how Trump is
treating undocumented immigrants. We saw this photo
making the rounds on social media. Los Angeles Mayor, former
Mayor Villaraigosa tweeted it out. It's actually from it's
undocumented children in a holding cell, but it's actually
from 2014 when President Obama was president, there were a lot
of things done to undocumented immigrants, that the immigration
the immigrant community was very upset about during the Obama
years that Democrats didn't seem as outspoken about out. What do
you say to people who say, Where was all this activism during the
Obama years?
I don't believe that it was nearly to the extent that it is
today. Oh, sure. And candidly, I didn't really know enough about
it at that time to focus on it. Oh, I do know enough about it.
Now. What was
her position at the time? Was she not head honcho? during the
Obama years?
She was the well, I know what you mean by head honcho, but she
was definitely running a cup number of committees that should
have known about she should have known Yes, you should
have. But yeah, I wasn't paying attention to it, because
children didn't matter to me, then they matter to me. Now,
we have had a hearing in the judiciary committee, we did have
testimony, I know that at least 50 children a day are taken from
their parents. And the thing is, they're taken and no one knows
what happens to them. Their parents don't know how to find
them. And you have now the first person, the one of the fathers
that died in jail. And I find it just inhumane, callous, and
something I never thought my country would do. So it's very
worrisome. And we've got to stop it. And so we have written a
bill, we have 31. co sponsors. I hope we'll be able to get it out
of the Judiciary Committee. It's it's been introduced. And it
would prohibit the taking of children in this manner. And
then it would provide a number of criteria to remove a child
what you'd have to have present.
Okay, so now we know this has been going on for a while, but
apparently, it's more severe now because more people are crossing
the border, which goes contrary to everything I've heard from
the Democrats was contrary to the facts to the facts, possibly
as well. But okay, so children didn't matter. I wasn't really I
didn't really have my attention, because just fuck it children.
Now. It's Oh. So I dive into this because I want to
understand it's true, though. This
is exactly right. Go down. timecode.
Sorry. So I'm, I'm thinking all right, well, then surely we can
find this, this legislation somewhere in the law. And it's
interesting when you hear people like Jeh Johnson, who came out
of the woodworks to say, well, actually, I'll let him say a
facility that's
essentially tents where some children are staying. Is this
how it's supposed to work? And? Well, first,
let's be clear, there is no law that requires the Trump
administration to separate children from their parents. If
there were such a law, I would know about it, I would have
known about it when I was in office. And I would have heard
about it if I tried to enforce it. I have the greatest respect
for the Border Patrol agents, customs officers and immigration
enforcement officers who used to work for me, but I object highly
to this current practice of separating children from their
moms and dads at the border. And it's something that I feel
obliged to speak out about,
Oh, yes. To virtue signal about now. Let's just go right back to
Dianne Feinstein. She right there set agreed and said, Yeah,
this was happening to the Obama years, but it's just children
and care about him. Now, Johnson, who was director of
Department of Homeland Security, security's security during the
Obama years, he literally says, I didn't know about it, even
though it was taking place. Okay, maybe you did. But the
thing that's most important is him saying, I know of no law.
Now, on one hand, it's total horseshit that he does that he
knows that this is not was not being done. But he's kind of
right about the law part. And that's where it becomes really
interesting in this case. That was the California Democrats in
85, who were horrified by families being put into
detention centers after trying to enter the United States
illegally. And they put they really went all out all in this
is horrible. This can't be you've got children in this in
horrible circumstances, you know, there was rapists and
murderers and now they're with their parents, but rapists and
murderers and we we have to take care please think of the
children. And so there was a it took, like almost a decade for
the Flores settlement. So also known as the Flores agreement,
FL o RAS to come into play and be enacted. It actually, the
final settlement took place in I think was 85. But then there was
a Supreme Court ruling on it in 97. And there was yet another
ruling in 2016 And what they came up with is a consent
decree, not a law, but a consent decree decree. And there's some
legality to that, which states very specifically, the
government is required to release children from
immigration detention without unnecessary delay to in order of
preference parents, other adult relatives, or licensed programs
are willing to accept custody. If a suitable placement is not
available, the government is obligated to place children in
the least restrictive setting appropriate to the age at any
special needs, turns out tents are reasonable. And the third
part is the government must implement standards relating to
the care and treatment of children immigration detention.
So it was because of the children, that the Flores
settlement came into play by consent decree because I don't
know maybe they had no time or they're too chickenshit, to
bring it up and pass some actual immigration or make it a part of
comprehensive immigration reform. But when you have a
consent decree, which has been signed off on it with the
Supreme Court as one of the parties, there's only two ways
this can be Well, in this case, three ways this can be changed
one, both parties consent to changing the consent decree, the
Supreme Court, as the only court could actually overrule this, or
you can pass a law, and then this thing will just fall away
into nothingness. But to say that they didn't know and if
this wasn't happening, when it was their idea, California
Democrats in particular, is just an outrageous abuse of children.
You are the child abusers. abuse
of children is also a big lie that they're always complaining
about.
It's it's, this was a very well publicized Well, I'm sorry, for
the uninformed public who the hell knows. But it was well
publicized. There's a lot of information on it. And so yeah,
Jay Johnson Sure. It wasn't a lot you if it was a lie, I would
have known about it. Now. You know exactly what's going on.
You're full of shit and your virtue signaling and you're a
liar. And everybody is just abusing these children for this
very, very same point of winning political points and turning the
midterm elections in their favor. It's that's what's
sickening,
that you're doing a good job.
They're doing a great job. And people are so stupid. They just
like they see a picture. Picture. Just freaking out like
it's
now the time code, please.
See the whole show? Because I can't I was reviewing it this
morning, again, just what people are writing and how they're all
in and you don't have to search very far. Look, I'm a VJ. I
know, I know. According to some I'm a washed up VJ,
you're washed up.
I should be able anybody can find this. Come on. It's not
that hard. You don't want to find it. Oh, my
goodness. It really got me. It bothers me.
It's the it's the Republicans, because really deep down inside
the Republican Party, if I didn't kind of pointed this out
in the newsletter, yes. The Yes, you did. The Republicans. I
mean, we have to be realistic about the Republicans there.
Besides being generally useless. They don't like Trump, probably
none of them do. No. And, and the Democrats hate Trump and the
Republicans can't really say they hate Trump, but they kind
of hate Trump. And so this guy, he doesn't really have enough
allies to go out and pull off some of these, you know,
educational necessities, like telling people about the facts
of the matter, right? No, he's not. And he doesn't seem to care
that much. He just has his one or two pitches that he has, oh,
the Democrats could fix it is right to
know, he That's right. They don't have a mean. They're mean
was the Democrats can fix it. But I think even Trump, he's
underestimated the power of these pictures. It doesn't
matter if it's if it was a picture in black and white,
clearly from the 1800s people would believe it. It's just that
and now what's happened since this morning. This, of course,
was all architected by Stephen Miller. You see, Stephen Miller,
and you can just go on on Twitter right now and you just
look for Stephen Miller. There are pictures of him side by side
with with Gubbels which of course was Hitler's PR guy is
propaganda guy. They look kind of the same. I'll make sense
this guy he what he hates children.
To say yes,
yes. And this is what slate
the White House seems to be divided slate by the Washington
Post.
That was it a WaPo Yep, okay. President Donald Trump ended up
backtracking like his predecessor to the idea of
ripping crying children from the arms with their parents simply
seem too cruel. Nevermind politically dangerous, but some
of the administration, most notably senior policy adviser
Stephen Miller, continued to push the idea. Now, Miller has
emerged as one of the staunch defenders of the controversial
move. No nation can have the policy that whole classes of
people are immune from immigration law enforcement,
Miller told The Times in interview, there was a simple
decision by the administration to have a zero tolerance policy
for illegal entry period. The message is that no one is exempt
from immigration law.
Miller was one of the guys a year ago and we were seeing who
was being targeted to get him to quit or get out of the White
House. Yeah, he was one of the two guys leftover that didn't
get kicked out by public relations. Right. So he's,
obviously they're retargeting him, because he, you know, do
Oh, no,
of course he needs to be retargeted. Yeah. Oh,
absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah.
I'm looking at right here, Steve and I looking at the list of
stuff on the on the being it. Stephen Miller, Trump's right
hand troll. Great. Hey,
can I be is the position for left hand troll open? Again. I'd
like Lee's
right hand draw and it's in the Atlantic and we should remember
that. Lorraine jobs is is
yes, yes. Yes. That was something else I was gonna say.
I can't remember what it was about how stupid Republicans
are. Anyway, this whole thing is
it's unfortunate affiliated people non affiliated. Yeah,
yeah. really independent. These two parties. They shouldn't
exist.
It's it's just it's unbelievable.
Dumb and Dumber. Yeah. Okay.
But how people buy into it is really,
it is it is line and sinker. It is just
it's it borders on?
Flight. Well, you know, and again, it's gotten worse with
social media. Of
course it has and this is what Professor Ted would say. We're
now so messed up in our heads and social media is not
untangling it.
It's not, that's never gonna happen.
No, it's not. It's not. Oh, man. Oh, I think we can move away. I
don't have any more on the topic. We'll just
not but you said you email. Giuliani came up in the camera
says I do have to play this off the wall clip. This was during
Sarah Sanders recent press meeting. And it's weird. Rudy
question came up. I didn't I haven't followed up. I didn't do
any research. But I just think it was so odd that this question
came up and Giuliani by the way is probably he's the guy should
go this guy's unless they want him to be loose cannon. Hey, we
played this. Sorry.
Rudy Giuliani spent 20 minutes today talking with one of our
reporters about his love life and proclaims that his words.
He's not going to be a priest. If you separate it from his
third wife becomes too big of a distraction to the point where
the President was gonna get over a lawyer and then also on that
he said his ex to to be ex Judith called the President last
week. Can you tell us what they talked about?
I'm not today or tomorrow or at any point ever going to comment
on Rudy Giuliani's love life. I will be glad to leave that to
you and the reporter that spoke with him. And I'm not aware of a
call and don't have any information on that. Jim, sir.
Yeah,
yeah, this you know, I think Giuliani The reason he's hanging
around and has given so much grace is he's got something he
has something and I I think it pertains to what the New York
Police or FBI have on the Weiner laptop there's this some reason
for him being kept this closely for no obvious reason.
Yes, there's no obvious reason he's kind of a clown. He's
saying stupid crap all the time. I think it's an embarrassment
bringing up the impeachment thing is right like working for
the wrong side. Yeah. For that, but he Yeah, he's just hanging
around and he's claims to it may be part of a scheme
Well, that's what I'm thinking I'm thinking smoke Yeah, but
he's just might not know not that or not that he has anything
on anybody, but just that he can be as he's like a smokescreen.
He draws attention to himself. It may it's almost as though
it's a Roger Stone kind of, of a play. You have some guy this
just could be shouldn't be there doing stuff could be. Well, I
really do think that Roger Stone right now is at work.
While he He's in. He's in play. He's got his book out. He's
doing interview. So he is around. So he's he may be he may
be I don't know, we did get another NBC fatality. That's the
target and BC Yeah. And that was Chris Hardwick. Right. Yeah. You
had the same response I had who?
I know. I know. I've seen him. I can kind of visualize the guy.
Yeah. I don't know the basics of how they get. He's got him.
Oh, well, this Chloe Dykstra and Chloe Dykstra thing, right,
right. Yeah. Do you know more about this, because I really
don't know that much about this particular I
looked into it. Not to mention it. I did look into it and get
those no clips available. Chloe Dykstra wrote a if you look at
her the problem I have with Floyd Dykstra is something she
posted on Twitter. She is describing it seems to me in her
medium article, something of an s&m relationship.
Well, definitely a slave master. Yeah.
And she has a picture on on her Twitter of her in some sort of a
bondage house is
what you do so well. You go in and you look at people's media,
like you see this girl's pictures. I'm gonna take a look
at this. Oh, yes. What am I found here?
Well, you can get a lot from that. I've said it a million
times that if you're going to do due diligence on people, you
should you should go to their Flickr account, right? Well,
that's kind of dated last year in public. Anyway. So she had
this one picture guy when I looked over Twitter feed to see
if I can figure out what was going on. Because I had this
sense. She was like, she was hitting it hitting this this guy
was into a hit job against his character. And it was very
vague. The medium article never mentioned his name. No,
I think it was the from podcaster to CEO of his own
Corporation, which of course is the opposite of what I did,
which I think is interesting. I went from Big Shot CEO to
podcaster Yes, swimming upstream is always that's right everybody
maybe should give Chloe a call. Anyway, she so she's in this s&m
outfit with the with the line who dis? Huh? And so I'm
thinking what is this? Well,
that's also appropriating black culture, which is wrong by
online. Prima facia,
and, and I and I read that piece, and it's just seems like
it's like, it's almost as reminds me of that Marv Elbert
thing where he had this relationship with some
dominatrix. Oh, gosh, didn't get fired over that. Yes, he got
fired. He finally got back into the business. By the way, he was
out for a decade at least he was out for a while.
That was a good story. It was just I'm sorry, just to because
I just kind of remembered that. It was shocking at the time.
Marv Albert, like a kinky freak. It was it was like, No, this
can't this is not right.
And in some of these s&m relationships, there's a moment
where,
okay, the experience speaks.
No, I'm I'll tell you where, where I get most of what I what
I consider foundational was there was a special that KQED
did KQED did about 20 years ago, on the scene with a person who
was analyzing it a psychologist saying that the the this in
reality is in one of these relationships, and people
probably know somebody that might or might not be in one is
that the submission? The submissive is actually the
dominant in all situations. Ah, but you, you, you end up with
this, this punishment scenario. And we're I the way I would
perceive this, having read her article, and then looking at
this character, and this some of the nonsense that she puts in
the article that's like, what does that really make any sense?
He
basically had the upper hand all along. Is that what you're
saying? I would
say that either she was the dominant yet but whatever the
case, was, this article was punishment designed to get him
in trouble and fired. Yeah. And would you see that it was like,
I get to almost the sense that he was supposed to be the this
shows up in the Mr. Robots storyline to with that crazy?
Well, it also shows up with billions. This is very similar.
Ah, well, the way I'm seeing it is that this guy was given the
position to being heard dominant half and he couldn't really keep
up. She was such a masochist.
This is actually a case of, of me too. gone wrong.
Yeah, something like that. But it was just very let's put it
this way, if anyone was to read their herb essay, which is you
have to kind of dig to find it. You won't even link to it. It's
very fishy. But then when you start to take take a meta view
of it. Hello, Roger Stone. Uh huh. Because the whole Roger
Stone impetus seems to me this just keep pounding on NBC people
you work for NBC or target.
Now any anyone coming into this fresh or hearing this out of
context of who you and I are? We'll of course out us as being
the most unbelievable misogynist, ever blaming the
victim shaming the victim.
I'm just saying that. Yeah, well, you're wrong to think
that. In fact, we're, we're analyzing the reality of a
situation right and this particular one and getting this
guy booted. Even though his affiliate he wasn't a strong NBC
would the connection with NBC was not, not like some of the
people that have been like Matt Lauer.
No, that's true. What I always like is that and I think you
tweeted another example of this that when something like this
happens companies often wipe this person from the from
everything. So you're no longer co founder of the company. You
just gone you still just like as if you didn't exist, it's it's a
futuristic version of a black mirror. Kind of a well maybe
it's the current version of a black mirror episode where your
was a
Stalinist is a Stalinist thing where you cut somebody out of
the picture, you're wiped
from the entire history of the of the of the corporation. Yeah,
we're living in a lot of that. It's just you know, what I So
Tina and I were walking on the street the other day, and I'm
observing because of OTG and and my phone doesn't do anything,
just unless there's a text message which is few, usually to
you, saying, Hey, here's the newsletter. And, and I'm just
looking at looking at the people hunched over walking, walking
with the eye on their phones, looking at their screens, I see
some unbelievable, a million of these scooters Park these little
motorized scooters parked everywhere. And, and I remember
my favorite book, one of my favorite books Snow Crash by
Neal Stephenson. And I owned metaverse.com Back in 1909 and
early 90s. If you've not read Snow Crash, it's a science
fiction book about the future. And this is an 80s book and boy,
how close it's come where the reality of the world is everyone
is in their home or their office. And they put on a VR
headset and they go into the metaverse. And the metaverse is,
you know, I think the the incorrect. thinking at the time
was oh, Second Life. This is this is what it is. This is the
metaverse This is what Neil Stevenson meant, but it was much
more sophisticated in the book. And in fact, there was a virus
called Snow Crash. And that's what the book is called Snow
Crash. But he describes the outside world outside the
metaverse as the only thing on the street are delivery people
on electric scooters and FedEx. And that's it. No one else is on
the street, because there's no reason to be on the street.
Unless you get one of the autonomous driving cars to take
you from location one to location two, which is of
course, Uber, the bird bikes. And you know, FedEx is what it
is, it's FedEx. But now we also have Amazon delivery. And this,
this scourge of these bikes, and the scooters, particularly in
Austin, is the arrogance and the just unbelievable brazenness of
Silicon Valley companies who are flooding flooding markets, we
now have five different bike rental companies, of which only
one has racks, all the rest, you just park the bike, we just
throw it down wherever you want. Because Don't worry. Now we have
GPS on them. They pay people to pick it up at night and put them
back in strategic locations. These bird scooters have to be
picked up during the night people charge them at their
homes. That's how they try to get some economies of scale. But
none of this is legal. None of this has been clear. They just
dump it into a city just dump it. And of course everyone gets
all addicted to it. It's the Uber model, dump that shit on
the city's like if people get addicted to it, get kicked out,
have them screaming, please come back to me. In the meantime,
this is this is really rude. It is it's just rude. I mean, and
people don't they're riding on sidewalks, that not enough of
them are getting hit on the road, which is what really needs
to happen. We need some people dying before we can get rid of
this this plague there's just this plague, which leads me into
well, they're confiscating him in San Francisco, they
should be these things. I mean, and and there's so much money
going into this, these guys is now valued at a billion dollars.
I don't get it in the model. The model doesn't work, because
they're still paying between 10 and $15 per electric scooter to
have someone pick it up and recharge it depending on how
difficult it is to find it. If you can see I did to get these
scooters. And then at the end, the very end of the night, they
have a truck that goes around for all the scooters people
didn't find you know, it's like it's almost like a Pokemon hunt
and kids making good money doing this by the way, but it'll never
last because it's not a sustainable model. And they're
gonna get kicked out because it's dangerous. You know, and
the motorized vehicle belongs on the street and then it needs to
go through a couple of, you know, a couple of days. checks
to make sure that it's okay to be on the street. And it's not
it's not safe. I had these things in 1999 in Amsterdam at
night and you know, the press was out there I was zapping
along the that was called the zappy. I was blasting along the
canals. And within a week, there were the cops know that we're
confiscating this rule not gonna happen. And they kept them off
the streets for a decade, until they finally finally someone
went back and tried to get some legislation. That same went for
segways. Those were also immediately banned. But this the
arrogance of the Silicon Valley companies to do this is is this
irksome to me. And that kind of brings us to another Silicon
Valley story, which I saw you have a clip of it'll let you
start and I only have a bunch of clips of it. I only have an
opinion on Elizabeth Holmes. But I would like to hear what you've
got.
Well, I'm going to start off by doing this backwards. Elizabeth
Holmes was this people can the reporter who wrote for The Wall
Street Journal's considers her a scammer. But she was defended
and she got lots of money from all kinds of Tim Draper was a
good example of this. By the way. Let's
just go back and say that she has now been indicted on 10
counts of wire fraud. Going to jail. She's going to jail.
Well, let's hope so. But let's play the local story then
Elizabeth Holmes local report.
She was once billed as the next Steve Jobs Theranos as medical
technology was supposed to be the future of medicine. instead.
Tonight Elizabeth Holmes is facing 20 years in prison
tonight. Hear from those who saw the warning signs. Good evening.
Thank you for joining us tonight. I'm on the date.
Ashley. Elizabeth Holmes walked out of a South Bay court today
charged with defrauding investors, doctors and patients.
We have
team coverage tonight. Let's begin with the ABC Seven News
reporter Amanda del Castillo Amanda.
Dan amo, we know that Holmes was once touted as Silicon Valley
sweetheart, but today Shri and a former accompany President had
to face some serious charges regarding wire fraud. I love it
and to be exact. We were there the moment that Holmes walked
out of the federal courthouse.
Before walking out of the federal courthouse in silence,
Holmes and Ramesh Bhawani both pleaded not guilty to two counts
of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and nine counts of wire
fraud. We pled not guilty because He is not guilty outside
of the courtroom, Jeff Cooper Smith only representing and
speaking on behalf of balwani. Federal prosecutors say he and
Holmes were behind a multimillion dollar scheme to
defraud investors, and another to do doctors and patients.
Prosecutors accused the payer of knowingly lying about the
accuracy and reliability of some of their products. Technology
that was said to be a cheaper and more efficient way of doing
blood tests
put his heart and soul into this he had his own family tested at
the Theranos lab,
a busy lab then Vice President Joe Biden visited back in 2015.
This video shows both homes and Biden touring the new work
facility. Today though the only sign Theranos even exists in the
building was this one posted on its front door getting contact
information for Theranos. And after calling the listed
numbers, one man identified as a Theranos. Employee, he says that
he wasn't shocked at today's courtroom development. In fact,
he actually complimented Holmes on her passion for her work. We
know that the two Holmes and balwani are expected back in
court in August, If convicted, the queue can each spend up to
20 years behind bars.
I'd just like to say about the media, that this is an
outstanding example of the tech press. And it is really the so
called tech press doing a disservice because just as this
report stated, you know, Wired Magazine, but also, you know,
all tech reporters for the New York Times and for Forbes and
every blog everywhere, were Jizan all over Elizabeth Holmes,
and I said look like Steve Jobs did wonder. The medical press
we're on to it, that in fact, the Wall Street Journal, the
medical reporter, he was early on, he was saying no, now this
is there's something wrong with this. This is bullcrap. And
there was a lot of reporting on it, but still, the actual
technology press in all its forms and the M five M as well.
We're all great. We're always do and now all boy we're so
surprised because you and many of these blogs and these tech
press things, they're all funded by VCs. That's who's paying for
it so they're just doing their masters bidding. So you know the
reporting is shit. And here we are. A whole bunch of rich
people got duped and now they're going to send this girl to jail.
All right, that I'll have more later.
Well, let's play a couple of things that think it got me
about her is there her Voice
you know she's from a very rich fan or a formerly very rich
family
well she's developed his phony voice everybody comments on it?
Because apparently she slipped out of it when someone actually
talked normally it's a fake it's a fake baritone that she can
barely miss sustain and I'll say this doing because when I was
doing the tech grouch and the tech hippie at when I was a mean
way, Rogers that was you and I'd had to do these voices and it's
hard to sustain the voice give us a time if it's not if it's
nothing you could do all the time like the mice I have a
bunch of voices I do have as you heard him on his show, and but I
can usually do in short bursts but to just keep it going like
she has to do makes it very difficult. But when you hear it
first time out of the blue now Kramer kind of creamed all over
this because he loved her and then he of course he had to back
off a little bit once a new Yeah, but here's an early here's
your way. Here's what it sound here's a runner voice out of the
blue sounds like this is this is Kramer and E ah play this clip.
This is Jim Cramer
from CNBC.
Lately, one of the most exciting privately held companies in
Silicon Valley has come under fire. I'm talking about
Theranos. That's the diagnostics company with the ultra fast
fingerprint, blood tech testing technology. It's aiming to upend
the entire traditional healthcare establishment by
making it easier, less expensive, and much less
uncomfortable for you to get tested for a whole range of
conditions. For the last few years, Theranos has been viewed
as a revolutionary company. CEOs are not powerless. Next, Steve
Jobs company has been valued as much as $9 billion dollars in
his most recent round of fundraising, but thoroughness
also has its critics. And just this morning, the Wall Street
Journal, we had a pretty scathing article about the
company, what do you get the company's proprietary testing
devices may be inaccurate, and basically accusing Theranos of
deceptive practices. The journal cites a former employee who
claimed that of the 2040 tests offered by thoroughness only 15
are actually performed on the company's proprietary Edison
diagnostic machine, vast majority of the rest being done
on traditional lab equipment. The article was pretty brutal,
but here on Mad Money, we know something we know that there are
two sides to every single story, which is why I think it's
important that we speak to Elizabeth Holmes, the founder
and CEO of thoroughness, who's coming to us this afternoon from
Boston, attending a meeting of the Board of fellows at Harvard
Medical School to give her a chance to answer the charges
raised in the article. Miss Holmes, welcome back to Mad
Money.
It's great to be here. Thank you,
Elizabeth. I have to tell you in all my years, I can't recall a
private company. You
know what that sounds it sounds like yeah, I can do it home
again. But
now you've heard Kermit the Frog.
It sounds like she's her mouth is full of vapor liquid vapor.
But this now that you heard what he said, What Thank you very
much. That's not the clip I want you to start with but I'm gonna
you can go to this to this the nine second clip. I'm looking
for Kramer and Eh. Oh, I'm so sorry. Yes. Okay. It was a clip
I wanted to play anyway. All right, Tim.
This is defending Kramer at I gotcha. Gotcha. It's a little
labeled funk,
where she's attending a meeting of the Board of fellows at
Harvard Medical School to give her a chance to answer the
charges raised in the article. This one was welcome back to Mad
Money.
It's great to be here. Thank you.
Yeah, that's not it either. Would you play was the long
version of that the way it was? She says
preview early. Is that the one you want? And that's not nine
seconds?
No that you've just played the nine second one. Okay. Try
preview early. No, they got that but dot the archive? To 124.
I'm sorry. What are you asking me to do?
I've got Kramer and Holmes preview early archive and Kramer
which is five minutes I don't know it was shouldn't be on your
list of Famer and I think that's what you gave me Hold on. No,
you you I may have taken the archive off the ship. Yes. But
try Kramer and homeless preview early dot mp3. Okay, is where he
funds. This is the this is before the Wall Street Journal
article. This is what we could expect.
Let's take a closer look with Elizabeth Holmes. She's the
founder and CEO of Theranos, who also happens to be the youngest
self made female billionaire in America. As always, welcome to
Mad Money.
Thank you. It's great to be here. Thank you, Elizabeth.
Exact same.
If you if you hadn't told me I would have thought you spun it
down. Thank you. It's good to be I would have thought you had
spider horse.
Well, here I got one more of these clips. And I was I don't
want to belabor this. But here she is at Tech med. This is
Holmes at or Ted med. She's giving us her TED speech which
is filled with Silicon Valley bull crap. Oh, we want to
empower the people who want to do this is very short clip. I
don't didn't take the whole speech. But the whole 18 minutes
is all this garbage is Silicon Valley garbage. But watch the
way she speaks it to maintain that voice to maintain that
voice. She has to kind of swallow. She could only maybe do
two words. And then she kind of gets herself together and then
hits us was a pregnant deadlift all the pauses in because she
can say more. In three words, sometimes you can maybe blurt
out four. And this is what if this doesn't tell you
something's wrong? I don't know what does,
it is a great honor to be here. I feel very humbled speaking in
front of all of you. And there's so much I have to learn from the
people in this room. So what I can talk about is, is what I
know and what I believe, which is that nice performance, the
incredible things about this country is that we can and do
solve policy challenges through creativity, and innovation. And
I've always believed that when people find what they're truly
passionate about, and they make a decision to do that, and stick
with that, no matter what, they can build great things.
Wow. Sure. She should be in jail for that. Just that alone. Now.
It's odd because her great icon hero Steve Jobs, whose is she
named one of her products iPod after you know the iPod.
No, she was she had a
shit on and bright job. Much higher voice.
Yeah. The guy that wrote the book on her which just came out.
He says that she worshipped jobs so much that she adopted his
scheduling. She adopted this clothing as a tire. Everything
she could about this, it was just copied to into a real sick
extent. But what are you gonna do?
Alright, what else you got?
What is amusing? I have to say, I do have the Holmes thank you
on an ISO if you want to play that just quickly.
Thank you. It's great to be here. All right.
Let me just wait here. Let's play. I see. I don't know that
first one you play but I think that was
great. So it's still racked. It was over eight minutes. And it
was Kramer and homes after Wall Street Journal. That's the
night. That was what you meant title archive, probably.
And that's and that's the one that you played first. Yeah.
Okay, and then you play the other one because there's one
more thing about the local report too. Alright, let's
finish with local report two
homes dropped out of Stanford and started Theranos in 2003. It
became the hot startup in 2014 when Holmes was featured in
several national publications. One even called her the next
Steve Jobs
as investors flocked to Theranos its value soared to $9 billion.
That year, Holmes parlayed the success and was one of the main
speaker was at a TED talk in San Francisco in 2014
rate to protect the health and well being of every person.
those we love.
By the way, this is on her part totally calculated to sound like
a complicated, introverted leader. This didn't completely
fabricated this
is a basic human right.
Things started to unravel though in October of 2015, when a Wall
Street Journal investigation questioned the accuracy of those
testing devices
may early 2016 Theranos was laying off employees homes was
banned from the labs and the company had its license revoked.
The Wall Street Journal story was the work of one reporter who
had spent three years looking into the company.
We spoke to him today about his investigation. ABC SEVEN NEWS
REPORTER Cornell Barnard joins us now with some of the insights
into what was really going on at Theranos
and Dan, it is quite a story of reporter John Kerry Rue says
many at Theranos tried to stop the story from going public. He
says the scandal put patients lives in danger.
She refused to stop over promising to investors. Surprise
winning Wall Street Journal reporter John Kerry Rue isn't
surprised Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes now facing
federal fraud charges. All right now
I got it. Before we finish I do have the one thing that is the
funniest clip. Okay, this one guy who's refused he still
stands by her side. Tim Draper's course, our buddy Tim Draper
over here, but we
know it was kind of a funny jolly wacky I've liked him he's
like he's like, he's like Anthony Robbins with some
goofball, but he's also a goofball. He does when he gives
a speech. He gives little speeches and he does a rap tune.
Yeah,
he's let's get social kind of guy. Yeah.
So here he is on CNBC, everybody His jaw has dropped by as he
starts talking, by the way, when he starts going into this, this
is a this is a it's a good two minutes, but it's Tim defending
her and defending the Silicon Valley ethos, claiming the
government's out to get the entrepreneurs and although he's
a Democrat, and you know, it's a lot of this doesn't make a lot
of sense what he's saying, but he's saying it anyway. Here we
go. All right,
Tim, the last time that we spoke with you a couple of years ago,
you roundly defended Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos.
The CFTC has now accused that company of massive fraud, you
said people were just going after her because she was a
woman. She was the victim of a witch hunt. You suggested the
Wall Street Journal guy who uncovered all this was
incompetent. Are you willing to admit that you're wrong about
this one?
Absolutely not. I feel that we have taken down another great
icon. This woman was I kind of waved at me when she was 19
years old. And she said I'm going to transform healthcare as
we know it. And she got bullied into submission. And I think
this has been a real this is what not what America has made.
America is made of people who do ordinary things. Are you talking
million dollars, went into Theranos? Investments?
Look what she did, she created an amazing,
it's worthless, amazing opportunity.
Now, but you can't have invented, why is it worthless?
It's worthless, because this, this writer was like a badger
going after like a hyena going after. And, and then it became a
bigger and bigger thing. I mean, this was, it was a great vision,
and it was a great
fraud to the SEC,
I think you're just I think you missed the entire point. I think
you missed the entire point. This was if all she had to do
was you know, say this was a beta or whatever. And all of us
would be using it, we'd be loving it. But it was, but she
didn't I mean, that's her she's going up against some very
powerful people in the drug companies, the AMA, the, the
FDA, all these people, she's transforming healthcare,
somebody goes in and tries to transform healthcare, they're
gonna get attacked in a lot of different directions. And she
was, and this was one of the cases where the entrepreneur was
was defeated.
Interesting. Now, here's how I that that is an interesting
statement by Draper. And I think that the way most investors and
that's what I want to focus on what most investors saw is a
great idea. Because, you know, it's, it's creating a better
mousetrap. Because, you know, giving blood is certainly for
people like me, I get woozy and I don't want to do hold my hand,
Press my head down. I'm not I don't feel good. It'd be
fantastic. All you need to do in typical Silicon Valley, Draper
thing is just throw enough money at it to miniaturize the shit,
and then it'll work and you've already got the brand you've
got. And I think that they were rushing to make that happen. And
this is where I look at this a little differently. And if
remember, I started with these assholes, you know, filling up
our streets with these bullcrap bikes and scooters. First of
all, homes are self comes from a very what used to be one of the
big rich families in America. And this is one of the families
that kind of squandered that wealth. And that started really
with her, her great grandfather when the wells start to go away.
And they do if you look at her history, they just did dumb
things and you know, lost their money. But there was always this
hope this family hope that, you know, eventually we'll we'll
bring it back. And then we had Elizabeth, who dropped out of
Stanford at 19. Was that freshman, freshman freshman
freshman, her first investor, do you know who her first investor
was? I thought it was Draper, Rupert Murdoch provided the seed
funding he was the Draper was the first VC. Rupert Murdoch,
who loves him some young Chicky I'm not saying that's what
happened, but I can see
the accordion. That's what Carrie Ruth says. Terry Rue says
that eat she could she could work the old men.
Yes, so she could work the she worked Rupert. Then she got her
seed funding. And with Rupert's name and the seed funding and a
good idea for a better mousetrap. She went to Draper
Draper sees this goes down. Okay, the more money we throw at
it, we'll get there eventually. Then the big VC start piling on.
Then they start compiling the board, which included Henry
Kissinger, Colin Powell, even our very own Secretary of
Defense Mad Dog Mattis.
It was Mattis
on the board. But I all old men by the way, yes, I have some
standing in this area, because I went to some of the same
investors, some of them invested in my company now over the
course of 1010 years, 10 years, where we essentially promised
the same thing. We got sidetracked knows all kinds of
issues, we made mistakes. And it turns out, you can't monetize
the network. But in essence, you know, there was 50 $60 million
that went over a 10 year period, which and we did pretty well by,
you know, providing a lot of employment for people and and
basically employing people for quite a while, although losing
money or barely breaking even and you know, you have to keep
going back to the well. And then a certain point, y'all say, Hey,
this is just not working. Does it didn't go that way, in this
case, because all of these guys, no, you can throw money at the
problem. And then you get the board and you get enough
momentum, and they see how it works. And they've done this in
I think many previous case, certainly in Silicon Valley, you
know, if you have the right idea, you have enough money,
then you can probably get ahead of the competition. But these
venture capital investors, what you want you want to an
entertainment company in Los Angeles or New York? No, it has
to be here in San Francisco so we can keep our eye on it and
come to the office. What do you think the 19 year old got? Oh,
by the time she got her investment, she was in her early
20s. Now, this is completely overseen, you've got to go to
Sand Hill Road every single week, you got to do your
meeting, got to explain show your number shows what happened.
And these people knew these these investors. They can't
stand that the Wall Street Journal, this guy who I think is
a real journalist,
he stayed on this time Pulitzer Prize winner, he sat
on this story and he kept hammering at it for three years.
And they tried to cover it up. They the investors, not her, the
investors were the venture capitalists were covering up for
their limited partners and their venture funds. Everything's
great. All the press is great. Forbes magazine, article after
article after article, he says, reach into Silicon Valley
assholes completely are going to send this girl to jail, who has
a personality disorder that she needs to be in therapy from her
family background and how she was abused by these old men to
be Steve Jobs. Hey, baby, don't worry, we'll take care of it.
We'll get you there. And they turned around and they screwed
her. They didn't they're sending her to jail and they are trying
to get away from their culpable liability for losing money from
their limited partner investors. That's what this is about. She's
being thrown to the wolves. Yeah, I look I had complete
disdain for her from day one, like what are you? What are you
doing? But now I feel bad for her. Because these guys won't
take responsibility. That's what's going on here.
Well, I like the analysis is a real it's a kind of a slam.
Kinda. I think a lot of the guys I'm gonna take a little
exception to some of it because the board I believe was stupid.
And I don't know if they knew anything. I mean those board
meetings board meetings at I have met the board meetings I
know what they're like and I know how to manage now don't say
that don't say that. Don't say this. Don't let her in here know
that all the tricks they use the board minute there's no you look
at the madness. There's nothing we had a meeting today the board
is simple. You just just lie to the board. But that but the VC
they knew what was going on. Those that meeting is not the
board meeting the board meeting is a circle jerk. Hey everybody
we're gonna be really must
have had some idea what was going on because a lot of the
major league investors wouldn't put a dent nickel into this
thing. They saw it was a scam. I include John Doerr. If you can't
deliver, these guys are pointed out and because of the good VCs
asked her what it was that she was doing that was different.
And she wouldn't tell them
by the way, I'm not going to give John Doerr a pass even
though he was not in this one. This guy is he's the king of
doing this kind of shit.
Sorry. Well, he apparently has okay, you are you? I'm not gonna
argue against that. But apparently he has his limits.
crazily he does. He does have it yet. It's amazing. The guy has
his limits.
This was the limit. Yeah,
but I would love to see because you know, these these VC
companies. It's not fun to go through that process. Certainly
not when you're, I mean, I had Ron Bloom, and he's a dick when
it comes to this. And he really fought very hard and he kept a
lot of the company for us for a long time. But in general,
you'll wake up one day your company's public and you got
like 15 You got like 1.5 million bucks. Oh, that was great. My
company
after 10 years. Yeah. Now. The thing Draper said is
interesting. Carrie Hughes says the whole thing came apart
because it was Silicon Valley in the wrong business. And Draper
said, Well, if she'd called it a beta, they'd still be in
business. And he's still collecting money. And
that's probably true. But there was pressure, there was
treacherous. There was pressure in the board to show some,
because we had negative articles. The VC knew what was
going on. And like shit, we got to show that this is not true.
Hey, where's our PR? Where's our press? And then they concocted a
scheme? And you're gonna tell me the VC wasn't in on that those
guys? They are they should be in jail.
Well, that's probably true in general. But he went on and on
and that he did kind of hint about do which is the belief in
Silicon Valley. They all believe this, by the way, and you know,
it is that if you have an idea that makes some sort of sense,
yeah. But it doesn't work at all.
You're golden, you're broke. And you
you can make it work eventually. Because the idea is sound, the
vision is right. That's what he said about her. She had a
vision, the vision was right, all we need to do is throw more
and more money at it. And they'll come around. And what
Draper
does in an offhanded way is condemned this two Pulitzer
winning prize, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist to time
winner by saying he's complicit with with the pharmaceutical
industry to write hit pieces on that's kind of what he's saying.
Yeah, there's no evidence that that guy is kind of a guy. He
just had a good story wanted to run with it. And the thing that
I would ask the writer and I may get the opportunity to do this
is is why didn't the big boys lab Corp? And some of these
monster testing facilities that have they make, you know,
billions? Testing blood? Why weren't they going after her?
Directly? They weren't. I didn't see any evidence either. Were
some skeptical articles was a few people say, Well, I don't
think it can be done. But let's wait and see. Because they knew
the way the business works. And he's full of crap Draper about
oh, they're out to get her. Now. They were gonna wait and see if
the thing worked out. They would have just
bought her Yeah. bought her or just replicated it simple.
Exactly. Exactly.
So, oh, boy. It fell apart.
She's going to jail. sad for her. But she'll find many
friends, I'm sure. And she'll look great in Orange County. So
with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C stands for Kramer's archivist Devorah
Belinda morning to you Mr. Adam curry and in the morning to all
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Wasn't it crazy? Crazy name?
No, I gotta have it here. I'm sorry. I must have put it wrong.
irritable. preop transracial. Yes, is what I said yes,
irritable, preop trans racial who did the artwork for episode
104 to 1042 the title of that to dictators. And this was the
Obama filter. You know, the Obama obey filter from his
campaign poster only now it had Kim Jong Hoon on the left of
Donald J. Trump on the right. And I'd said yum yum under Kim
and chump under Trump. It just kind of hit the buttons.
Yeah, it was funny. It got a chuckle.
Got it definitely got some people though. were confused by
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whenever I tweet the show, people tweet the date and the
artwork is in the tweet. It's like oh, no, you're not calling
him a dictator now to are you?
My goodness. Listen to the show people. Yeah, once in a while.
It was a reference to a blooper.
Yep. The two dictators having their specialties is bloopers as
Looper say it's a winning formula people bloopers were
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Yeah, because this was a really poor showing today I want to say
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That's a very nice note. Very nice. And I think you know, I
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because you're toxic masculinity and all this stuff and it's
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just reflecting on the on the, on the donation segment there,
but I know you've seen this or heard of this I was worthwhile
to play the commercial. So this is a commercial. I'm telling you
right up front. It's a commercial
Domino's delivery drivers are experts in handling bad roads.
But those roads shouldn't ruin your pizza when you carry out.
So we're doing something about them starting with this one.
So the commercial is a big Domino's pizza truck going
around the country and filling up with potholes. And many
people have tweeted this to you, John. And they've said hey, it
looks like Domino's is solving one of your biggest pet peeves.
Your response, sir.
I think is I wish more companies would start filling potholes
because their government a corrupt government is not going
to do it. And in fact, there was a pothole worst pot you can look
this up on the Twitter's or Twitter's but the beings in the
Google's worst potholes in the in the nation's top 10 pothole
cities. Four of them are in California.
Are they filling any of the potholes in California? No,
there's
no potholes being filled here. Now or Chuck holes as I like to
call it?
Oh, that's lame. I mean, maybe you should dig right into them.
We we can get a social media campaign going something going
viral. I can see the grumpy old man wants his pothole filled.
Once a shock hole filled a grumpy old Berkeley man wants
Chuck hole filled calls Domino's Pizza by mistake. So my
Well, what are you gonna do?
Now? I got a note back from producer Shari. Shari. Shari. I
was born there in Utah. We shook the rain stick on Thursday for
Colorado for the fires, it started to rain. And lo and
behold, three days later, well actually was yesterday.
Terentius rain all of a sudden in Austin, it just and right on
downtown. And then it led up it went came down again. And then
it was gone. It always happens with the stick. Yeah, these
things are real. And we had some questions about the operation of
it. Even though we are both fully licensed and trained
professionals of the rainstick. People are it's good just like
flying all you want to check ride and you want to you want to
brush up on your skills, do your Adam as a reminder to your
training to get the full effect of your rainstick you need to
allow the beads to go from one end of the stick to the other.
So I'm correct. Like you flip it, let it go all the way down.
Then you flip it again, let it go all the way down. You would
just shake it. Like one of those, like the fiber. Wait, you
know,
but yeah, no, no, no, I'm doing the exact same thing. I don't
know where you're getting this from. I'm doing the exact same
thing except I am at the end of the flip. There's a bunch of
balls that are stuck at the top and I'm sure hold on all that
come to the bottom
your beat your ball should not get stuck at the top. Your balls
should go to the bottom. Well, then you have a defective unit.
I do not. You could shake your hand you'd find the same thing.
You shake your
boss. I'm gonna shake my balls because I don't want it to rain
again. Anyway, yeah, she says I'm just reading from the
manual. All right, don't kill the messenger. To get the full
effect of your rainstick you need to allow the beads to go
from one end of the stick to the other. However, when you're on
the road trip through Utah, the rain stick did bounce around a
lot and it did bring rain, big rain. That's a lot different
than John's half assed shakes on Thursday show. I think that if
you're going to shake it, shake it three times from one end to
the other and say where you need the rain to go. By the way it
did rain in Salt Lake Valley Friday. Much Love Your rainstick
creator and trainer Sherry Osborne. So that's so we need to
we need to state more clearly.
I think I'm still getting to their brain supposed
to go. Yeah, because there's some of the energy is flow
always in Austin. I'm not doing it right. Or sometimes he gets
great. No, it's not. It washes the streets. It brings back the
mold. It's horrible. Yeah. See, there's something else in there
that I wanted to mention from the donation segment. Where is
it?
I can't remember. I just don't remember. All right, well, let's
go to some off beat off big offbeat clip. This is the one
that I'm always amused by these stories of some young 20
Something women having sex with a 15 or 16 year old guy, boy A
boy right boy because it's like I think most guys most I don't
know maybe not so much anymore but when I was a kid Yeah, I
mean, I think most guys would would go for it.
I was a that happened to me when I was 16 Yeah, yeah
well let's play this this is an ended I went for it was great.
Now this was a story about a couple of these women in the Bay
Area
John at DeVore ag.org These were in case you're one of these
women
these types of women in around here and but there's a piece of
information at the end of this presentation that they just drop
it and they go on to the next story and I'm like, No, I'm
curious play this sexual deviant girls.
Two women are under arrest in the South Bay accused of having
sex with underage boys. Santa Clara sheriff's INVESTIGATORS
SAY 24 year old Thalia Cisco, and 23 year old Tina Purani had
sex with at least three high school students who are 15 and
16 years old. Investigators say the women use social media to
meet their victims. Cisco was a student teacher at Bernal Middle
School when the investigation began back in April.
At this point, we don't have any evidence indicating that there
are any victims at the school where one of the suspects was
teaching that nor is there any other victims at this point at
the school that the victims were attending.
Detectives seized what they call graphic evidence that the home
of one of the suspects were told that the women bragged that they
were quote sexually deviant and that they would quote go to hell
for the sex acts that they engaged in
now just thinking about this and thinking back to my own
experience, which just kind of popped out I hadn't thought
about that since therapy. And and and looking at the troll
room there must have been 10 guys who went he up happened to
me 14 Baba Baba boom right one after another. It My experience
was very similar. I'm I was in essence picked up by her and she
was in her late 20s. I was in essence picked up by her on the
social net of the day, which was CB radio. Which is completely
unloaded buddy be right here. Hey, it's starlight, I think was
her name her handle. Hey, and I was T bird. Hey, T bird. Do you
want to come over and talk to Starlight in person? I was on my
moped so fast. That was great until I knew her trucker husband
fell out. I found out about it. That was a little less
enjoyable. He threatened to kill me. But I did not see it as
being abused. I don't think it hurt me. I don't think I'm a
victim. I don't think
you're a victim. You just want to admit it come to grips with
it.
I went through. I've needed to go back to therapy now. Oh, no.
Yeah, I think
at the end of the report, they're very interested that
they consider themselves deviants and their sexual acts
are going to send them into hell the crazy. What were these? I'm
now thinking there's something out of the ordinary going on
here.
Oh, maybe maybe it was more than just some just hooking up x is
what you're saying. Maybe it was him yet? Well,
if you listen to the end of their report where they consider
themselves sexual deviance going to hell. Yeah. And who said
that? Did you girls,
they sent me home? Oh, yeah.
We're told that the women brag that they were quote, sexually
deviant and that they would quote go to hell for the sex
acts that they engaged in
their sex called okay. But so they were a group. This was a
group of gals who were doing this just to have them Oh,
that's like that's gonna be diamond and
who knows what they were doing but it sounds like pretty. I
don't know. I think they were joking about that. Oh, maybe
that's what and they have a great sense of humor.
Just kind of kind of think they were joking about it. Speaking
of joking, we really didn't follow this very much. I'm gonna
see I thought I might have a clip about this. Huh? I thought
I had a clip but this are Katie Bob chenko This was the
Ukrainian reporter who's who's with the government I
had a clip and a FreeBSD unfortunately I don't know how
to find it so maybe our Katie it might be in there. We did have a
clip. never we never played it.
Yeah, and I had see, oh, this is yours and mine was playing from
the dead. Yes Is my clip
24 hours after he was reportedly gunned down journalist Arkady
Bob Trinko into the press conference held by the Ukrainian
intelligence service, alive and well. His apparent death, an
elaborate ruse to expose an alleged Kremlin plot to kill him
Even his wife was in the dark.
I want to apologize to my wife for the hell she has gone
through over the past two days. Or let's go forgive me, please.
But there was no other option,
relief and incredulity at the TV station where Bob chenko had
been working in TF, as the Russian born journalist made his
dramatic reappearance. The joy of bad Kinkos returned was
shared later by the Ukrainian president.
I think millions of people are for celebrating this as your
birthday. My heart beats so hard as I watched the reaction in the
newsroom. I knew about the operation, but no one else in
the administration was aware. I'm certain that it had to be
that way. So now we celebrate your birthday again,
reports that Bob chenko had been gunned down outside his Kyiv
apartment emerged on Tuesday evening, the Ukrainian security
agencies said the bogus killing had been a necessary part of the
sting operation. They reportedly arrested this man on Wednesday
afternoon, he said to have been paid $40,000 to organize and
kill that chenko in Ukraine. But his fellow journalists toasted
the resurrection of their slain colleague, that bizarre incident
has set off a war of words between Kyiv and Moscow. And
wider concern among the international community over
Ukraine's fake news, ruse.
Yes, fake news. Indeed. And it didn't get a lot of play. This
was actually a year I think a Euro news report didn't get a
lot of
play, network play. All the networks covered it right,
but not really any far reaching discussion about it. No,
it ended with the story itself. And then all of them had a fake
news kicker. I don't know what the point of that was. Because
that was a really, it was a sting operation that people
well, you're gonna call it every one of those fake news. And by
the way, they left a couple of factoids out yeah, there's a
number of them. Yeah, go ahead, which includes the guy who got
the 40 Grand from who knows where he hired the hitman. He's
the one who hired the hitman, the Hitman and went right to
this writer and says, hey, they're getting a hit out for
you. I'm supposed to shoot you. So then they went to the police
and organized a fake. And so then when the guy went to
collect his money, that's when they arrested this his character
who? And then they made a point of of being fake news. And then
finally, where's the follow up? What was this guy connected to
anybody? Was he Putin spam?
So the lack of follow up is, is very annoying, because there's
pretty there's none of it. There's no follow up. Oh, follow
up. Now, first of all, we have to recognize that governments do
this. Governments do all kinds of weird shit to get to get news
into circulation for all kinds of reasons. And that's something
that you will not be discussed on the M five M, of course. But
now let's look at some of the things that while I'm going to
take one in particular AFP as John halls press, I think pretty
reputable news organization. Yep, you'd like him. You know, I
think they're pretty decent. They're they're slanted a little
more obviously slanted towards French political views. But the
AFP published the story never retracted. It never changed. It
just deleted it. And so here's a copy on it of it on, on on
archive.org. And there's some interesting facts in here as
well. So it says here, he was shot dead in broad daylight. his
bodyguard fatally wound wounded the gunman who was a Ukrainian
citizen and had fought in a volunteer battalion against pro
Russian separatists in the country's east Kyiv alleged he
had been recruited by Russia's FSB security service so if the
store which you didn't hear in that report, but if the story
went out that so they got so here's here's what we have to
think happened, because AFP is reporting this where did they
get this information from that the guy was killed? He was shot,
but then his bodyguard fatally wounded the gun man, who the
government immediately said, Ah, he was Russia's FSB FSB. He was
a spy Kremlin was out to put a hit on him
to eat and how does that
work? Did they kill that's my question. Did they kill the guy
was the guy killed it during this fake for this phony baloney
thing? The setup sting or did the AFP just say thanks for the
info. I'm printing it roll roll it boys
that's a good question. I don't think the guy was killed. I
don't think anybody was killed. But
maybe someone made maybe it was that was the hit. Maybe they did
kill someone and just blame that on him.
Well, again, yeah, that was fake news. It was designed for for a
purpose. It's I don't consider it unreasonable. I consider
it to be incredibly unreasonable. This bullshit
Hello this is what would love this Berzon conspiracy
thing which is a scam. Yes. I mean in other words it wishes to
give some more bad press to Russia possibly but it seems to
be no follow up we don't have a clue of what what happened and
it's just ridiculous as there's no follow up now Yeah, so it's
just all speculation Okay, well as the bet well we had a
situation that just happened in Moscow during the day of the
World Cup. World Cup
I don't have do you have the fever? I don't have the fever. I
just don't have the feet No, I won't check my temperature I'm
fine. I don't have the World Cup fever yet I'm just thinking
Holland's not in. USA is not in a tried getting, you know,
getting the fever for Messi with Argentina. But I just don't have
it. So here
we have. So here we have done the network news. We have a
short 15 second clip on Russia. And the taxi play this and then
I want to talk about in
Moscow disturbing video from near Red Square. Today, a taxi
rammed into a sidewalk crowded with World Cup visitors. The
driver jumped out of the car and tried to flee the scene but has
since been detained. Eight people were injured, including
two people from Mexico.
Boom, done no more. Was it a terrorist? Was he an Arab? Was
the Chechnya in why was the Russia was the Russian? What was
this? We don't have any clue it. If this happened in Berlin or
something we'd be talking about it for days. Yeah. Did you see
that? They had a good movie of this guy goes to drive. His taxi
goes right on the sidewalk just plows into a hole
and then runs and tries to get away. Yeah. Which to me, to me
doesn't look like oops, I lost control of the car. But yeah, I
love how the crowd went after him. No, that was great.
Russians don't You don't want to mess around in Russia. The crash
was after? Yeah. In America. Ooh, stand to stand aside.
I cover in place a cover,
drop role, sheltering shelter in place.
Shelter in Place, the World
Cup has given us a unique opportunity to finally hear
something we've been wanting to hear. And that is President
Vladimir Putin speaking English. You've always wanted to know how
good his English is.
Yeah, you did you you wanted to know more than anyone. I would
say pretty damn good. You can get to know Russia. A unique
country with a long history and rich culture. Not bad. Not bad
at all.
I think his English is pretty good. It's not bad. It's not
bad. Not bad at all. Not bad at all. So he speaks English.
But more importantly, he understands English. Yeah,
definitely. So when he's in one of these meetings and asking
them something in English, he's getting the nuance and then
they've translated to Russian and he knows what they actually
asked instead of what they translate.
Let's do a little NoCo. Which is meal speak for North Korea,
apparently do speak. Newspeak. I'm sorry, not mill speak is
Newspeak? What have you been learning over? What have you
learned broth?
Or what have I been learning?
What do you been learning over the past couple of days?
I have kind of not followed it. As far as I'm concerned. You
know, it's just a lot of blather at this point. People reacting
our way. Chuck Schumer, you know, saying that it was a bad
idea to even talk to these guys. I do have one thought, which is
that when you know Trump, and I think rightfully so takes credit
for being the first President ever to have the guts to go over
there or go meet with the guys because they could have killed
him. You just put a suicide bomber in there and kill them.
But this is not because not because of this is really kind
of a Trump going rogue because I think then the intelligence
agencies and the military have done everything they can to keep
a president from ever meeting up with those guys, so they could
sell more arms. Yeah.
And keep an eye on China.
So yeah, well, we got lots of ways to keep an eye on China,
but
a lot of a lot has been said about this video that that Trump
showed
the showing the hotels and well, it was more
it was more like a movie trailer with you know, imagine a world
where you don't give up your nukes, you will die. This will
be horrible. We will kill you. Imagine a world where you go
into the condo business with me. It'll be great. Tourism is up.
Fantastic. That was kind of the video, which is, to me, a very
appropriate pitch from a guy like Trump to a guy like that.
And I'm sure he pitches too Everybody with beautiful,
beautiful with the montage stuff and showing how great your
buildings going to be. And it's what this what you do is to
develop as we do in a pitch you put together a great video, and
I think it's a very novel way of doing it. Some response to that
in a moment, but first, a video created by the New York Times,
who lay down some smacking facts on us in a beautiful composition
that then we've seen it before, but now completely gives you
prediction of the decade.
This massive show of North Korean forests is meant to
inspire postcards, not paranoia. troops and construction workers
gathered in June to celebrate a new sprawling tourist
destination on the coast of one sand about two and a half hours
from Pyongyang. But one san is known for more than sand beaches
and sunshine. The North Korean regime runs an airbase in one
sin, and it's from here that it planned to launch missiles
capable of striking US military targets in Japan and Guam. live
fire drills were conducted here as recently as 2017. That didn't
stop President Trump a former real estate developer from
spotting the potential
whenever they're exploding their cannons into the ocean, right. I
said boy, look at that. What would that make a great condo.
And I explained I said you know, instead of doing that you could
have the best hotels in the world right there.
Kim Jong Un was already on the case in his 2000. At New Year's
address, he made those beach condos a priority on a munition
will have satellite images and other photos revealed that the
coastline has been under heavy construction since January. Even
at night we see how these two missile launch pads have given
way to rows upon rows of beachfront buildings. Here on
the left we see the beach lined with artillery for military
drill in 2017. And on the right is the same strip of land in
2018. Construction of a tourism destination is in full swing.
The project has at least 150 buildings some as high as 12
storeys. Pyongyang said that the tourist zone should attract at
least 1 million visitors per year, but in a country
synonymous with prison camps purchase and extreme poverty. It
is unclear where these tourists will come from yet the hope
seems to be that condos and cabanas will get the cash
flowing during a visit to North Korea in May Secretary of State
Mike Pompeo said Americans could help with that.
Here's what this will look like this will be Americans coming in
private sector Americans, not the US taxpayer coming in to
help build out the energy grid to work with them to develop
infrastructure. And that
same week, photos of Kim visiting the construction site
were published. The North Korea flashy skyscrapers and shiny
holiday resorts that Trump's showed Kim in this inspirational
video at the Singapore summit might still be a way off world
can
begin today.
With the doors of opportunity are ready to be open.
But if Kim gives up bombs for beaches, it might be time to
reach for sunblock instead of sanctions.
So the New York Times has validated your theory. Yep. It
was not just a theory. It was a prediction came years ago, you
said they really just want to be a tourist destination. And
here's the New York Times reporting on just that. And at
the no agenda show. I think in general we celebrate whatever
happened however, that went down. This is all very recent
development. We were not aware of this beach building as far as
I know, I hadn't heard about it about these condos and they're
taking out military installations to build what is
it condos and cabanas and beaches instead of bombs? We
celebrate this this is fantastic. It looks to me like
there was a long long game on this. They had the guys set up
and it's already in play. And you know what I want my spot in
North Korea. I need some land over there. This is going to be
a great place.
I've said this before in that presentation they do once a year
and there they have the world's largest soccer stadium in North
Korea. It's holds 220 plus 1000 people and they do this big
presentation at the end of the year celebrating the national
the country in some way shape or form and they have all these
people out there dance and singing and doing all kinds of
circus acts and it's and the only famous person I know that
size is Madeleine Albright saw it when she was doing the beard
right she she was she was raving about it. And I've seen you've
seen movies of it. They showed some nugget of hints of it. They
could get $1,000 ahead I'd pay $1,000 To see this thing I mean
yes they that's the kind of money they could be bringing I
mean obviously this mostly filled with the with the locals
and and so no Go celebrities in North Koreans but they could
probably sell 100,000 tickets 25 for $1,000 they had do the math
on that for a few million dollars in the bank. Yeah.
Also, if you see the video at beach looks really nice. You
don't you don't think of a beautiful beach when you think
of North Korea because that's not how your program but when
you see this video and it's on the New York Times website, they
produced it.
Is this fantastic? Yeah, I'm sure it's fantastic to be there.
Yeah. Now we've been brainwashed completely, but it's all just to
sell more guns and ammo to the South Koreans. Yeah,
we beaches instead of bombs. Condos, a condos.
They use those bombs for beaches. Yes, bombs
for beaches, condos of collusion. It's really it is a I
think it's one of the best diplomatic moves I've ever seen
it because you know, this was set up. And there's our
Secretary of State, saying, No, this is great. We're gonna come
in, we're gonna make sure this is what we do. The only
difference I think different about what we've done in the
Middle East is we didn't have to realize this. You know, in fact,
it's even better. It's like the neutron bomb. As you remember
that from when you were getting scared as a kid. There was this
bomb and the neutron bomb would kill the people but save the
buildings. That's what happened in North Korea. The buildings
are there it sound is not realized. We're still coming in
with our economic hitmen. We're still going to build that up.
And we're doing it right under China's nose. That came that
kings of doing this the kings? Well, this is
I know the China thing is I've thought about that, too. It's
like, well, we're gonna do this right. And China's they're just
kind of gritting their teeth. But Chinese have never been into
turning these into tourist traps. No, they just want to put
a very good tablature in there. As we know they do railroads
great. But they do roads and railroads. So they're doing
Africa. Yeah, we can't seem to do that. We can't do that roads
and railroads, dams. We can't do it in our own country. We can do
condos.
We can't do rails and road in our own country. How the Africa
is going like bro, have you seen your potholes? We don't need
your road.
Yeah, here's it that's a little irony there.
Now the the way this was received over on MSNBC. And
again, I celebrate this idea. I think that the day if you know
anything about business, you know, these are, yeah, he's a
dictator. And so as the Kim Jong Hoon, but they will they will.
They're still men. They're still dudes, they still understand
shiny things. You know, they're people, they poop they put on
their pants one leg at a time. And so this stuff works. Visual
aids works extremely well. But Nicole Wallace, this is a little
longer clip. But I think it'd be worth it because you got to just
listen to her. That she's this. You tell me whether she's
unglued or unhinged. I'm not sure which one. But she just she
is She cannot believe that the President put together a video
pitch for Kim Jong Il and it does not fit in her mind. She
goes it could be unglued, unhinged or off the rails your
choice sorry,
but that was not a tourism video produced by the North Korean
regime that was a video created by the White House for Kim Jong
Hoon and the North Koreans
it's the best four minutes because that she can't even the
words are sticking in her throat. She cuz she is so
outraged and just can't believe what she's just saying
North Korean regime that was a video created by the White House
for Kim Jong Hoon and the North Koreans.
It's the best four minutes you'll spend in a while. Yeah,
there There were reporters in the room who initially thought
it might have been something that the North Korean government
have put together as opposed to the White House. I mean, it is
those clips there it is built like a Hollywood trailer. It's
like a blockbuster movie with its two central star Donald
Trump Kim Jong moon that they're that the two men who could bring
peace to the world. There is even a brief Sylvester Stallone
cameo from the Oval Office from that pardons ceremony two weeks
ago he's in there too. It is it is a remarkable remarkable piece
with them I saw that and then I see this thing in the corner
that looks like whitehouse.gov this White House and so I blew
up at least what is wrong with that
you imagine as communications director at the White House if
you had overseen putting together a video like this, but
this is just beyond and the strangest part is the destiny
productions which is apparently the name of a film company out
in LA and they just didn't serve it it in to this video and that
poor production company has to have this attached to their
name. I'm guessing someone pay I'm guessing the taxpayers paid
for that. Oh yeah.
mean oh my goodness, spring 1000s of high schoolers make
prom proposal video. Better dialogue, better production
values than that video we just saw. But look, I think it does
illustrate some point here, which is a Donald to the
presidency and diplomacy is about dialogue persuasion
conversations, President Trump showed he was an utter failure
at that at the g7 instead, he did the one thing he can do
which is sell condo sell real estate. And he thought that this
marketing video would be basically in lieu of diplomacy
with Kim and and maybe he thinks he can sell. That's good. That's
good. Let's
look at that one that make a great condo VI. And I explained
it you know, instead of doing that you could have the best
hotels in the think of it from a real estate perspective. From a
real estate perspective.
At the beginning, I think he says when the neighbors when
we're testing Hey, I gotta see the beginning again, think of
it from a real estate perspective, either South Korea,
or China. They own the land in the middle how I don't
know if she's having an orgasm or what
right. Unbelievable.
So when they're testing their ICBMs I'm thinking it could be
like Boca I wouldn't pay back the Mocha test. I won't write
the Mocha
test. You know what the Mocha test is? The Montreal cognitive
assessment. Yes, the Mocha test. Bring back the Mocha test. Trump
is not maybe you should take it first.
I'm thinking What is he like boca? I want to bring back the
Mocha test. I want Ronnie Jackson under oath on Capitol
Hill. What was that? Jeremy? Yeah, no, he totally. You know,
one day in the Oval. He
said to his people, we should really produce a video and make
it like a Hollywood trailer. You
know, he's this he's that together. While I was watching
an ICBM test, the first thing I thought was let's make boca.
Nation Location Location opens it
opens a critical window into how Donald Trump views the world
looks at it in transactional financial terms. Yes, see an
ICBM that could wipe out the United States. He sees that some
prime real estate and maybe I can convince him to stop blowing
up the ICBM.
I actually think the video is for him. I actually think the
staff put together to convince him about that he
could be a super superhero in this dialog.
What this was all about, really, they're trying to I think, show
him in a language in a communication strategy that he
can understand
every real estate CEO, every big CEO has moviemaking fantasies,
and I'm sure that Donald Trump thinks that yes, he should
produce this video to say,
let me ask you a serious question, though. To all of you.
Where are the freaking grownups? How did that happen?
I don't think they're at MSNBC. Holy mackerel.
I would I'll give you a borderline for that guy get only
be cut into that because I think you could have just cut her I
just could have just hurt going.
Yeah, if I had.
I mean, end of the argument that Oh, yeah. Well, everyone sees
ballistic missiles and he sees the property and then the
hotels. So so that does, he's an
idiot. Whereas he did something for the adults where, you know,
it's this stuff that brings out Roger Stone. You got to be
careful Nicole Wallace. Everybody's got something to
hide girl. I don't say that the threatening.
Anyway, I would say I would say unhinge on hands.
Okay on page title analysis. Thank you. I was trying to
figure out what if it was unhinged or here? unhinged?
Yes, he's, but she is off the rails. So ah, hey,
an OTG update. I am off the grid which means I no longer use my
smartphone. Certainly not out of the house. I use it in the house
often as a very expensive tablet.
I am gonna interrupt you. Because my phone which I have
not used for a week and a half because I lost it. Oh. He lost
it. Yeah. Lost. It was found reasonable yesterday by my
daughter who's cleaning up part of the house. Yes. And hey,
found your phone. And so I got the phone
and how long has it been missing? And when did you notice
it? Did you notice about two weeks?
No, I noticed pretty much when it when
can you imagine any person if I start if I do man on the street
and I say what would you do if you couldn't find your phone?
These people would answer Yeah, I wouldn't leave the house until
I had the Of course.
So a week and a half goes by I got my phone back. But I noticed
that during that I actually was cognizant of the moments where I
missed the phone, and I'm gonna tell you what they are before
you go into your pitch, okay? If I go someplace where my
battery's gonna die or something, I'm worried that
maybe the car won't start. I'll take the phone,
the Lexus not starting, what kind of heresy is this? Oh,
there's this. One is this heresy? I hear?
Yeah, it doesn't make sense. But I'm gonna get it fixed. That's
one moment. But then again, I don't care. The other one is
you're going shopping, you're at Costco or something. And you
might want to call your wife and ask her if she needs something,
or, Hey, I saw this thing here or you want to do it, should we
buy it?
Or just to say, Hey, baby, I love you.
So those are the only two times that I felt that maybe could use
the phone the rest of the time, man, I don't need this phone. So
I got it by got it back. So I have a phone again. So Well, are
you happy? Yes. I don't find these as useful as everybody
else.
Well, it turns out that you really don't need him. And you
get a lot more pleasure out of walking around observing
everybody else, all the zombies because the apocalypse is upon
us. So I am off the grid or OTG for because I am anti tracking.
And I am pro sanity. And it's mainly the pro sanity part,
which is important because you are ill and you don't know it. I
was ill too. Not as bad as others, of course, and I have a
lot of experience in this type of addiction. But I definitely
had issues with the notifications and the tracking
and the smartphone controlling more of my life than I wanted to
as a piece of wetware. So I do you have two experiences,
they're very similar. And then maybe just some advice or some
questions about it. So I've been out on the town with you know,
Tina's daughter is with us for the summer. And we have gone out
to dinner a few times. And in both cases, we had a a female
server. But I would say in the millennial age range, probably
around 2526. And you know, so I take the Nokia, the e 71. And
I've been I rarely ever goes off. I'm getting more political
phone calls these days, can you donate to both sides of the
house, and then you get calls from both sides when it's time
to pony up and chip in? Sometimes a text message and
yeah, but I have a few emails that will alert me if there's an
email that I really need to read. One of them is from, you
know, a newsletter or something like that from my daughter, and
that's about it. But the gnokii said he was just there on the
table. I don't want to sit down, it's in my back pocket. I can
sit on unlike an iPhone, it won't hurt it. It'll be fine.
And in both cases, the waitress goes like this comes over
drinks, talk and chat and goes what is and in both cases I've
done I'm off the grid of OTG you know, and I'm not I don't like
the tracking in both cases, that has not registered at all. And
when I say it right off the bat and they come back with what
what is it? Is it the way is this a loaner as your phone
getting repaired? Wait, you're drug dealers the burner right so
burner phone what now this is the phone actually use Wow, can
I hold it? Can I touch it? That's just just that is in
there befuddled befuddled. So here and any of them finally I
get to the well, I'm trying to do a digital detox, which is
what you need to say in the beginning. Because if you say
that, they go Oh, yeah, yeah, I am on Instagram a lot. Really?
Yeah. How much do you think? I don't know. But yeah, I can see
kind of what you're saying. And I don't like it being tracked by
Facebook. Well, but then in both cases, but if you're not doing
anything wrong, what do you have to hide? And which my responses,
young lady, when you get to be as old as I am? You got plenty
to hide? Trust me, you'll find out about that. But then, right
after that, they'll say yeah, you know, and it's always the
same. You know, you and my friend and I were talking about
something and then all sudden the ad showed up on Facebook
because this isn't this is now an urban legend where of course
it hasn't happened to everybody. But now everyone says that you
my best friend is one of those stories. You know, my brother's
uncle. He has a friend in the army. And he had the Facebook
ads show exactly what he was talking about just a few minutes
ago. So anyway, it is without a doubt a great conversation
starter. Chicks love it. But I don't have the right comeback
yet. And I think you know, I think I just need to keep with
the ship. What is a chick magnet?
She'd made
chick magnet baby. But I think I have to. Well, this is what Tina
says. She's like, this is a chick magnet. I have to have I
need a better come back because, as Elise, her daughter pointed
out to me, astutely, she because she saw my Glee, I'm like, Oh,
this is fantastic. She says, Adam, just so you know, people
think that you're basically a moron. What Yeah, yeah. Because,
you know, the thinking is, if you have this phone, you're such
an idiot, you can't even control a smartphone. So it's not really
something to be happy about. And I think that's true. So I'm
looking for the appropriate response that'll just wow them.
No, yeah, you're gonna have to we had well, did we have we have
the core of producers that listen to this show? That will
come up with something I'm sure better than we can just right
now. Yeah, I will say a couple of things about this. One, like
says, I don't even use the I may have the phone, I don't, you
know, I've noticed a couple of things. First of all, this
happened at an event I forgot my phone, I usually forget my phone
all the time, but I needed to make a call. And so it turns
out, you can go up to pretty much any random person that
isn't like, instead of especially at a group event,
just ask them to use the phone. And they always say this, but
I've done this a lot. And they always say the same thing. Well,
as long as you're not calling Europe.
Really? What America? Really, as long as you're not calling your
How come that as long as you're not calling
ISIS. You know, it's always you know, you knows you're not
calling Europe.
But that but that's your comeback you come back is no,
it's just my CIA handler, or, you know, it's just my ISOCELL.
Yeah, I'm not pushing my luck. I just want to get the phone call.
If you came
up to me, like, Can I can I make I'm like, are you okay? Do you
need your medication is something was terribly wrong.
Can I help you? No one asked you for the phone anymore.
I do. So you but what I do, by the way, as a courtesy as I
punch in the number I'm calling and I show it to them. And they
see it's a local number, and they go Okay, great. So then you
can be on the phone for as long as you want. So that is one way
of getting around the end. And people are very amenable to
this. So it's not really that hard to do. The other one thing
I noticed is that at dinner, we have the kids who got their
phones and the one of the things about the conversation is that
people are always looking up facts. Usually they get the man
say no, you're wrong. They go
into Snopes to get
the facts. So so what I've started to do is we'll be
talking about something at the table. And then I'll say who's
got a phone to look it up? Look it up? I'm not sure I'm
demanding that the kids look stuff up constantly. I don't
have to do any of the work. It's almost like it. Oh, yeah.
But in fact, you've just created a better Alexa.
Yeah, exactly. Just say hey, look it up. Look it up. Look it
up to two people will be looking it up and then they get Alexa,
Google Home. That's great. And they will read right from the
wiki page or whatever they found in varying voices enable in
fantastic people.
Don't waste your money on talking tubes from Amazon and
Google and Apple. Make a kid
can do it. Gladly. Yeah, like they're complaining. Oh, I gotta
train Elise. Yeah, I got you. You can do it. Now that you have
this the dumb phone because you can't look stuff up like the
kids can?
Well, actually, it's what's happening now is that it's she's
not taking her phone to dinner.
Oh, well, there's a drawback to that. Which is Yeah.
Yeah. And she's like, Okay, I'll go OTG. Well, I'll tell that's
wrong. Someone's got to be someone has to have the Uber
app, I'll say. Just in case. Someone needs the Uber app.
Well, anyway,
let's face it, most people aren't going to do most people
aren't going to do what either one of us to do one. I don't
care. I don't even keep the phone with me. Or go off the
grid with the with still having the phone but having some dumb
old phone. Yeah, well, nobody's going to do that. You can give
this the OTG lecture of tilted blue in the face and you're not
going to get anyone to switch. Ah, I want to hear from one
producer that says they're going to switch Oh, we
have tons of producers have switched. Then the Nokia II 71
is in is in new production in China. They're just cranking
those things out they can't sell them fast enough I've invested
in Nokia
is the probably not a bad investment.
Nokia it they're at about $6.12 Now Nokia is you watch these
guys. You keep a sharp eye on what they're doing. They they've
seen they see the hole in the marketplace. They see the they
started off as a rubber boot company. These guys know their
markets.
So yeah, they've gone through one thing after another. They
went from rubber boots and they own tires.
kinds of stuff. Yeah, they know what they're doing. They
manufacture and they're coming out with a new line of they're
coming out with a line of smart phones, which will be like 150
bucks or something? Yeah, well, everyone's doing that. Yeah. But
I think that the feature phone reintroducing some of those as
a, they've already started doing that as a nostalgia type thing
that you'd buy Urban Outfitters you know next year, your vinyl
record player they're doing that they'll find a market there. And
they just have to figure out that the the QWERTY keyboard
once they put that back on, people are going to love them
again. Anyway,
we'll come up with it with a couple of lines, fishing
lines, some lines, it's a little more conversational.
Like, Hey, man, like it's too much. I'm not into the burden.
Burden
burden. It has to save the climate. I think that would be
better. To have the right words. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, but I'm,
I'm saving the climate. Okay, saving the world by doing this.
And the more you talk about negatively about it, you just
passing off more co2, killing the world. Thanks. So wrap up
the OTG segment. X producer Kenneth sent a note about GPS as
in cars, and remote turn off. And he sent in a note saying you
mentioned tracking vehicles and remotely turning off of cars. I
want to let you know this is from the finance company, my
girlfriend.
That's what the original note said.
Okay, well, well, he says my girlfriend of 10 years has
worked for a credit union. She works for credit union and told
me that they finance to someone with a low credit rating. They
will install a GPS unit so they can repo
it. How about that? Well, I don't know why. Almost every
car's got a GPS built into it somewhere.
Yeah, but people sometimes finance old Lexus's and stuff
maybe the starting is something else maybe when I was thinking
maybe to make a payment somebody such
trains in the battery you can't find
I'm going to show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
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happy birthday and Happy Father's Day. O M G OYGOM. G li
G new heading I have in the show notes.
What's OMG? AIG? Yeah OMG it's easy to do with Gog or Magog s
OMG Oh my god. Oh YG Office of Inspector General. Oh, Mg O G.
Yeah. I think we need to talk about this document which came
out on their last show day.
Okay, let's start. Let me start. Can I start with a with a
Schumer clip?
Sure thing. does it explain what it is? I we know we must
remember that. Not everyone knows.
The following. Expensive fine. Trump's a jerk. Okay, that's
what it amounts. And apparently the IG report confirmed.
So we now know the long awaited report from the inspector
general has been made public. Several things are crystal
clear. First and foremost, anyone who was hoping to use
this report to undermine the Mueller probe, or prove the
existence of a deep state conspiracy against President
Trump will be sorely disappointed. Those of us who
are interested in the truth, however, are pleased to know
that the inspector general wrote time and time again, that when
it came to the Clinton email investigation, quote, no
evidence that the no evidence that the conclusions by
department prosecutors were affected by bias or improper
consideration, no evidence that the conclusion by department
prosecutors were affected by bias or other improper
considerations. Rather, we concluded that they were based
on the prosecutors assessments of the facts. The law and past
department practices plain and simple couldn't be plainer.
couldn't be a more strong repudiation of those who wish to
say that there was bias in the in the EU In the Mueller
investigation, Did Director Comey the FBI and DOJ handle the
public aspects of the investigation into Hillary
Clinton's email correctly? Of course not. We Democrats said
that then the inspector general makes it clear now that
this was such a great move by the Office of the Inspector
General. And for those who haven't followed this Merkin
news, is it a huge report 546 pages, I think, and it is
supposed to show what went down with the email Clinton invested
in the Clinton email investigation, and then how that
then led some of the same people transitioned into the Russian
collusion, investigation. But the Office of the Inspector
General is, you know, it has a job. And it's like, it's like
the HR department of a company. So it will always kind of tried
to protect the integrity of the corporation of the FBI. And if
you read this report, and I have read it, I read all of it. It's
useless. What is great at his show is giving us a lot of
factoids, but whenever it comes to, it's really there's two
things in here. I think that that show its uselessness. One
is this, there's no evidence of this bias. Now, you can argue
that the text messages are biased, you know, the text
message of agent strock saying to FBI lawyer, Paige who are in
a romantic, the FBI lovers that it may be, don't worry about it,
he's not going to become President, I'll stop, I'll take
care of it for you, you know, so I can kind of understand why.
And that's not really evidence, the bias is there. But you know,
to say that there's evidence now they didn't have any actual
evidence that show they were messing around. Because that's,
that's all very subjective. The second part was, the foreign
entities or governments had obtained classified documents.
And it says in the language of the report, through email, cyber
or other means, which is really wishy washy, because what
they're doing is they're not saying it came from her server,
it got hacked, and you know, so therefore, the real problem,
because she had confidential documents on her illegal
independent outside of all security email server, it could
have also been through other means. So it's a bull crap
report. The thing that really got me was the incredible
collusion between FBI agents and lawyers, and the press, which of
course, didn't get a lot of play in the press in the M five M.
But there's sporting events and lunches and party and all kinds
of stuff. And then this, you see the little diagram in the in the
report, where you have one agent, and there's 20 People
talking to him, or one reporter talking to 20 different agents,
and they have directional diagrams of which way the the
information is going. So this kind of report, you can cherry
pick on both sides, whatever you want out of it, and make your
case. Now, I actually found that old mica clip that we were
looking for on the previous show, I didn't find it someone
sent it to me,
is what I hear from all the Trump's. So this is what the
media wants you to do as an obedient slave
supporters. Oh, yeah, you guys are going crazy. He's doing what
are you so surprised about? He's doing exactly what he said he's
going to do?
Well, and I think that the dangerous, you know, edges here,
or that he's trying to undermine the media, trying to make up his
own facts. And it could be that while unemployment and the
economy worsens, he could have undermined the messaging so much
that he can actually control exactly what people think. And
that is the that is our job.
That is our job to control what people think you stupid slave.
So you listen up. And that's exactly what's happening. There
are a couple of other interesting bits in it. The van
I was kind of on the fence about this one at first. In there, it
is very clear that President Obama communicated with Hillary
Clinton by sending email to her HRC at Clinton e mail.com.
Address, which was the off site server. And I actually thought
to myself, well, you know, it's not like you're he's the
president. He's not going to type in the email address and
this is Hillary Clinton. Yeah, we just it just says her name.
So he just uses that or comes back you don't always not every
email program shows the email address that it comes from.
Sometimes you have to like an outlook you have to click
Details to see so I gave him a little bit of leeway until I
heard Dan bond Gino? Like Dan. He's the Yeah, ex Secret Service
guy who has his own show on NRA TV. So you could say you might
be a little right of center. But he explained exactly how email
communication works in the White House. And then I was like, you
know, I think Obama is full of crap.
The most damning revelation. I think you just nailed it is the
Barack Obama receiving emails from Hillary Clinton's personal,
not state.gov account, which she didn't have now, quick thing on
this, the White House Communications Agency, Waka
that's responsible for President Obama now President Trump's
communications, how to whitelist that email address Tucker. In
other words, somebody had to tell Waca Hey, put that personal
email address in Barack Obama's phone. Who told them? Are you
still going to stick to this story? Barack Obama and team
that you had no idea Hillary had a personal email account.
Plausible Deniability here is gone and out the window. You
think Barack Obama on his personal BlackBerry was getting,
you know, spam emails about a flower sale for Mother's Day?
Those emails had to be whitelisted before they even hit
the Blackberry, meaning somebody gave waka that email address and
said, Hey, this Hillary Clinton personal one, don't worry, this
one's a okay.
So I'd say there's some collusion going on there. Ah.
Good clip. Yeah. I wasn't aware of waka. I'd like I liked the
acronym w h CI, Waka waka waka waka. Now. So if you feel like
reading the report thing was in last in the last episode
shownotes you can find it. It's really disheartening. Because
what you see is that just like any corporation you've ever
worked in the United States government is a shit show from
beginning to end. It's rotten. It's like because it's just like
a company that, you know, executives are assholes. People
backstab each other, they collude. They try to come up
with schemes, they do all kinds of things. And it's just it's
crap. It's an org. And it's that's what organizations are
filled with people, people look out for themselves, and it's
just shit. And you know, it's disheartening, but it's not the
beautiful dream of the great American government with just as
Banana Republic as anybody else. There is some violation, though,
as Congress has repeatedly asked for all of the text messages
between the FBI lovers Peter struck and Lisa page. And one of
the shocking, shocking shocking things was that when the
inspector general report came out, there were text messages
that had been requested in the date of in the timeframe, I
presume, and date range of the lovebirds but they never
received yet the Office of Inspector General did have these
text messages from
the Inspector General's report shining a new light on text
between FBI agent Peter struck, and his girlfriend, FBI lawyer
Lisa page and an exchange included in the report page as
struck quote, Trump's not ever going to become president.
Right. Right. Struck responds No, no, he won't. We'll stop it.
While the Inspector General said he did not find documentary
evidence that political bias affected any decision making. He
concluded that because of his views, struck may have
improperly prioritized the Russia investigation over the
Clinton probe during the final weeks of the campaign bill. One
other extraordinary fact. Maybe you can shed some light the the
second part of that struck exchange with Paige that
Congress had asked for that. And that was left out what was
provided to the Lisa page part they got from Ron Ron John's,
but that did not question
is whether it was a glitch or whether it was deliberately
excluded. Shut up about the glitch.
So that's just a little joke for you. But I am going to tell you
that what the FBI is produced is all completely incomplete.
incomplete information. I've looked at every text message in
this report. The end in today's day and age. This is an it's a
travesty. I can't believe anyone is no one's picking up on this.
In the printed versions in the report, there's not a single
emoji in any of these text messages. And let me tell you
something. Emojis are very important part of context and of
today's communication. And there should at least be one eggplant
emoji between these two. So this is incomplete information. Well,
I don't know that everybody uses emojis
every DS to come on there's no heart. There's no There's no
double hearts. There's no vibrating heart. There's no
eggplant emoji with raindrops. Come on.
Man. It's an interesting thesis.
It's all the whole thing is bold even we're not getting Get any
of the real information. Really not. It's a nice job. Same
thing with that Lois Lerner case that's been going on forever.
And it's now a known fact that she was like abusing the powers
of the IRS is still going, huh? Yeah, there's still Yeah,
because there's finally getting enough my good they should throw
her in jail that woman.
Now I believe that there is still a another OIG OMG report
forthcoming, and that will be specifically about the Russia
investigation, but I expect more of the same.
And it's just a time waster. And it's the time and money wasted
it
pollutes the airwaves. Yeah, well, it really does.
Just pollutes them. Am Trump
It rarely happens. Rarely do we see this kind of conversation,
although it's being positioned in a very unique way and it's
being used exactly the opposite of how I'd like to see it used.
We had a shooting in Colorado is a very scary one. This guy in
Westminster, Colorado, you know, he chased people chase them this
guy's you know, sick, sick, sick. But listen to the local
report,
man is a stranger left a flower and tears where a 13 year old
boy was shot and killed. A child's mother and brother also
shot. So it was a man sitting in his truck. The shooting has left
people here shaken.
I don't feel safe. You know, like, I felt safe here my whole
life and I honestly don't feel safe anymore.
23 year old Jeremy Webster was arrested for several charges
including first degree murder. Westminster police believe it
was a case of road rage. Court records, say Webster tow police,
he had mental issues, and it started taking new prescription
medications.
I don't find that anymore. That's a cop out so they don't
end up in prison, you know, so they don't get a death penalty.
Or they, you know, you can't use it as an excuse to take
someone's life.
Attorney David Brown says Webster's claim is not unusual.
So if
he was prescribed something that had a unforeseen result that
made him psychotic, or detached from reality, that could be a
complete defense to
everything He's charged with Brown says the jury will have to
decide if medications and Websters mental state played a
role in the shooting. Some say they may never understand what
drove a man to shoot for strangers, including two kids.
For now. They just want the family to know that child will
never be forgotten.
So this will be a very interesting case. And it sounds
like the spin here is already they let's get one person off
the street one and one only who said that? That's just the
defense to use it to defend from killing PayPal. Sad, but this
will be a big case.
For me. Well, it would definitely be good for the show.
Yeah,
it's not going to change anything in the world. Is that
what you're telling me? You're just gonna knock me down and
you're telling me I'm swinging at windmills. Nice try Nice try
curry. Gotcha.
Hey, I heard it. I got a offbeat clip here. Get out of the way.
This woman actress Bryce something rather she's in the
New Jurassic Park film. And so I don't know how much acting is
done anymore. They just put people in situations where they
just freak out and then they film it and then they say that's
acting when it's not acting at all. So what is the director of
this movie that New Jurassic Park film Jurassic World?
This is Bryce Dallas Howard.
Yes, Bryce Howard. And so she it was they make it so that when
apparently they're in a ball at some point that falls into the
water and all the rest of it they have been screaming and
then she describes the situation and how they filmed it they put
they created a little roller coaster and then they filmed a
roller coaster but she's deathly afraid of roller coasters. He
goes on and on about this, but he makes her get in this thing.
This contraption is a very small roller coaster and starts
filming and then she describes the experience in this clip but
let me just ask the question before I play the clip which is
this isn't just some sort of Isn't this like against
California labor laws this sounds like unbelievable abuse
and nobody picks up on a Jimmy found cracks up he thinks it's
hilarious but just listen to this horror that this they put
this woman through just to get a shot
I was so afraid
that Justice Smith actually just reminded me of this a couple of
days ago that was each take you know you kind of normally was
sense you get sort of more and more confident with each take
with each take my panic increased and substantially and
by like the fifth or sixth take you know there's like so much
fear. And Justice told me and I remember this now. I was like
I blacked out. I went I stopped him. I kind of like came to
fantastica. Bryce, you're a genius.
You are fantastic. We got it. We got it.
Man, if Obama was president, he gave her the Congressional Medal
of courage.
I just found this to be distressing that. I mean, you
got to Hollywood. It's me to movement in the hate Trump
movement, all the stuff going on. And then you have this is
not this dog about abuse?
Well, this is abuse. Yeah, they that's what that's what they
sign up for. You're an actor.
Sign up for getting sexually abused to I guess if you're
working for the wines. Yes, honey.
This is Ron Howard's kid. She's pretty protected, I'm sure.
Well, I did I think they should rethink. So that's why she's
such a noticeable redhead. They should rethink this. Yeah. And I
think Howard should, you know, think the whole thing is just a
bad idea. I mean, I just thought it was very I thought it was
abusive. I can see out.
I'm glad that you're standing up for for actresses. They need
more defense. Yeah. Continue. Now you tweeted this thing out
about Jeff Bezos, the BS Meister. Yeah. And the WaPo
video. Do you want to play double audible? Yeah. Because I
figured I clip it if you want to talk about it. Yeah, sure.
I think it's hilarious. I did.
Hear Jeff Bezos dear Jeff Bezos,
dear Jeff Bezos demographics reporter I'm a video editor. I
am a food writer.
I'm the Global opinions editor.
I'm an advertising account manager. I'm
an embedded earnings editor. I'm a metro reporter and co chair of
the guild at the Washington Post. We're extremely grateful
that you bought the Washington Post. We've taken your long
runway and we've given it our all in the past year alone, the
post has doubled the number of its digital subscriptions and
increased online traffic by more than half its advertising team
has met or exceeded all of its targets. More than a year ago,
the guild's bargaining committee entered into negotiations with
the post hoping to achieve some of the benefits for our members
and share in the success that we've had for the past year.
What we found instead is a profound unwillingness by the
post top management to meet us halfway a lot of the issues that
are important to us. We've won the right to ask for Pay Review
based on the possibility of gender or minority based pay
disparity. And we've also won the right to have spouses who
both work at the post take paid family leave. But we've been met
with unyielding resistance on almost every other issue of
important to us. And we've only basically managed to keep the
worst things from happening.
I'm fighting for a decent race because
I believe everyone who has contributed to the post success
deserves a shared it. I'm fighting for equal pay,
because regardless of gender or skin color, we all deserve to be
paid the same for equal work.
I'm fighting for better retirement benefits and a higher
401k match. Because
while I love working at the Washington Post, I would one day
like to be able to retire
from it. I'm fighting to retain some amount of job security
because
as I'm investing my time in the post, I hope that the Washington
Post is also investing in me.
I'm fighting for a decent severance package that won't
require me to give up my legal rights.
Our stories aren't unique Mr. Bezos, more than 400 of our
colleagues have signed this petition. And they're just
asking you to listen.
I love working at the Washington Post.
I love working with the Washington Post.
I love working at the Washington Post.
I love working at the Washington Post. But it's been more than a
year. We deserve more. And we deserve better. Whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa,
whoa whoa,
oh, I love seeing this play out. This is great. Like, hey, wait a
minute. You bought us You said you give us this long runway.
And we've been we've really been working hard. Now. We want more
money. We want your rich man. Give us some of your money.
Pretty much. That's what it is. Like, Oh, yeah. We want that
Summit. We want somebody to internet money, man, Jeff Bezos.
So they have a guild they have a union. He's screwed.
They're gonna know I predict I predict Australia with this. I
predict
a strike he does know how to deal with unions.
Maybe you're right. Well, we'll find out won't we? I hope strike
strike if he doesn't know how to deal with unions, I can assure
you who's going to do the wrong thing. What would the wrong is
classic? God I know it I did gotta be tough with these guys.
You got to be tough. Nobody is tough. I'm a tough guy. I think
he's gonna be Yeah, that's him. And so he he brought this on
himself by bragging about how they're doing so well. He did
this about, I don't know, four or five months ago. It comes out
we're doing great. All these other newspapers aren't doing as
well as we archistar stupid and is brought on himself.
Yes. Well, we'll see. I got some notes from a producer who say
how horrible Washington state is. Especially Seattle. He says
the homeless situation there's crazy.
Is that true? Has it been to San Francisco?
Is that way that's worse than Seattle? I mean, people are
saying Seattle is pretty bad, especially the RVs that are visa
parked everywhere.
Now, lightweights
mean lightweights.
No, no. San Francisco's got it. They got our visa got trailers,
they got cooked people living in their cars. They got people on
the streets, they live living in tents or shooting up. It's
unbelievable
is fantastic. What a great place to be pooping in
the streets. There's no Seattle poop map.
Not yet. But I would say there is.
I said there behind him says San Francisco is ahead of him.
I would say that there's at least there's at least seven or
eight more poop maps that could easily be made. And I think that
there's there's a market
market did a corner on the poop map market. That's
right. I'm trying. I'm trying both. Let's get some VC funding.
Tim Draper Hey, Tim, Tim, Tim, I got a great idea. We got a great
idea.
Do you have anything else? Are we good?
No, I'm pretty good. But I just want to mention again to note, a
note from Elliot Lange, who who discussed the police and ex
policeman a Chief of Police Police in our report on on that
technology says bullcrap which technology, the one where they
that shell casings thing, Oh, okay. Yeah, really, it goes on
and on. I will read this. You're gonna post it on the website I'm
working on which I probably won't get to, or I'm gonna read
on the next show. And then we also have just by coincidence,
Ryan Thompson, who wrote in for the last show, who is a guy with
a two master's degrees is a teacher he wrote in to discuss
the Learn cake, you learn.kqed.org
Yes, I and I will say that I have eight or nine different
notes from producers, which I'm moving to Thursday. So this
would be a tease or would you want to read the whole note?
It's kind of long.
I'm just gonna mention that he just, he's just kind of funny
the way he puts his language. I put my knowledge from the my two
master's degrees to work. But this site seems to be just
another drop in the ocean of sites and curriculum programs
that are designed to give students a digital learning
experience that ends with them having learned jack shit.
Yeah. And how many masters does he have in education who step it
up, man.
He goes on. So both of these would be worth reposting in
their entirety online. So we'll I'm putting them aside for that
purpose. Okay, read from among the next show.
And we'll definitely read some more of the I'm putting it onto
the head heading of edutainment, because that's what that's what
school seems to be in the business of these days. So
edutainment and there's always show notes for those you want to
take a look at them and a show notes.com and a plethora of fun
things which we will be bringing to the table on Thursday's
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we can but you want or Willie or would even need to start with
you. First,
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good evening
is this Crown Hall day two we are watching. That was Attorney
General Eric Holder ad DS about some Republicans at home already
beating the drums of war today the Pentagon refuted that claim.
And he said the American people do not want him to quote
dwindling either. They do not want him twiddling his thumbs,
you can get a gig as a contortionist, intravenous
fluids and pills coated with galet Gillette and we don't
leave our women or women women or men in uniform behind it's a
monument to the uterus of Dick Cheney, Representative Raul our
Labrador years of a brute of abuse. I personally apologize to
Mr. PVS. Just ask too soon to be former Congress with Democrats
or outright Jide CIA's countering counter tourism,
Counterterrorism Center Veteran Affairs Secretary shins since
getting what do I always mess up the name? Shinseki. I love my
critics. I have fun with that. Like a
big strong guy super wonderful women there are hugs and kisses
Everyone's crying.
Did she have a facelift? No. He has this t shirt that I made the
speculation which is what you need you need different you need
like the opposite. I did nothing wrong there was no collusion any
collusion I love to have you always been one of us. When we
have the last change it'll be like Prosecco. We're working
everything they said they will start coming
up next on tonight said might not we have someone here going
by the name of Kim Jong Trevor please protect
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love free flight zero let's go over to the west so much I miss
Dennis Rodman it's so near the love in such a time gonna be a
long long time till Dennis Rodman gets a calm drum down.
I'm not the man they think I am outside. Oh, I'm rocking man.
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