machine guns
in space. Adam curry, John C. Devorah. It's
Thursday, June 21 2018. This is your award winning give on
nation media assassination episode 1044. This
is no agenda. Watching the
druids at Stonehenge and broadcasting live from the
Capitol the drone Star state here in downtown Austin Tejas in
the studio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley work, guess what? I found my
Thorens turntable. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan
Buzzkill.
One of those things that it's just not that easy to misplace
you would think thing weighs a ton. That's what I'm saying.
It's a turntable. Was it clothing piled on top of it?
No, it was stuffed in an obscure closet that's never used by
someone cleaning up one day someone
Yeah, she who shall not be named,
but it's definitely a she. And there was no cap for it. Because
I've got I've been collecting. Not to an extreme, like nuts.
But I've been collecting it for the archives and seven eighths
if I see for example. Oh, nice. I like to collect his albums. I
like to click seven eight albums, which are big giant
things kind of like it's not a box, but it's just kind of this
weird. Usually has about eight records maybe more inside. And
they're for Broadway show tunes. Ah, nice because you get to
collect stuff from the 20s and 30s that never got rereleased.
They just do the show again. And that's the album that comes out.
So you don't get to hear the original stuff from the 30s
especially. But I had confer I can't play at the any of these
things because I haven't got a certain table that that can do
it. 78 So the Taurus does but the Thor is also has four
speeds.
What's that? What's Oh, is a 16?
Yes, yeah, I happen to have a bunch of I collected rear 16 RPM
hypnosis record, you
realize there's a whole bunch of people who are listening to this
program now and are saying 1678 What, what are these esoteric
numbers? I
still don't know what I'm talking about is originally
records came out at 78 rpm. And then of course we developed or
the 33 minutes or 45 formats which dominate. But now they
don't dominate at all because everything's a CD. But
what why were they 78 rpm and why weren't Why did I mean, it's
not like the technology to slow it down? Was that hard? What Why
did they start with such a high RPM to start with
that get they couldn't get the fidelity up? High enough? Okay,
so yeah, I mean, it's just the nature of like to do mechanical
record has the
bandwidth issue basically. Yeah. Go ahead.
16 is more or less than 96 killer or 48. Killer, or, you
know, the real low? No, no,
no, no, that's the flack. It's the flack of the Amazon.
Not the flack because it's not, it's very lossy. Oh, okay. Well,
what it's only voice is only voice whether you have these
groups, I've never heard, hey, these records are now No,
I know. It's the GP three. Remember that that format? The
cell phone format? Yeah, think of it. Like GSM something.
Anyway? Oh, no. But anyways, just it's very compressed. So
there you have
it. Yeah, I'd have one story. I have one experience with seven
gate records, which I will tell briefly. My parents had a whole
stack of them. Not in jackets just stacked on top of each
other. And we I think I'm talking about that old furniture
piece we had where the turntable was in the middle down a little
bit and you lifted up the lid and you put the record on. Yeah.
And bocce ball. Yeah, I'd pick up the stack of seven Ah, not
really, unless six or seven years old. And all you know,
because of course they were they weren't aligned perfectly. So
all the edges broke off. Yeah, yeah, that's exactly the sound
my parents made to break. Records. Exactly. Well, there
was quite a lot of stuff to look at the past few days, I was
watching a lot of C span. Initially, you know, the
hearings about about the Oh, the OIG OMG report, which hearing
the horror ways whereas the Horowitz hearings, which is
really just a spot for everybody to know, as always, just, you
know, candor and posture and
signal virtue.
There wasn't really anything great to get out of it. Yeah,
because that
one clip from the whole thing. Got one. Yeah, there's douchebag
named Raskin, who's I think is the Democrat, as you know that
things were held to get to the bottom of their conclusions and
to kind of bring out some of the details that they may or may not
have hats over. So the Democrats weren't interested in this
because as far as they're concerned, this was supposed to
be about the Hillary, how it's a nothing burger about the Hillary
invest investigations. And so you end up with a bunch of
disinterested Democrats, I don't care. I'll say this has to do
with the Russians. But the other one went, they went into
direction. What about the Russians? In other words, what
Raskin had to say that you don't forget. This was a hearing on
the Hillary email gentleman expired. The gentleman from
Maryland, Professor Raskin.
Mr. Chairman, thank you very much. Our committee seems deeply
lost in the force today, a lot of my constituents are baffled
why at a moment, when the US government is separating 1000s
of children and parents at the border in a way that threatens
to make us an international pariah. The judiciary committee
and oversight committee are doing nothing about this
scandalous policy, but rather seems stuck in a time warp.
Doing another investigation into an investigation into an
investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails.
Just before the I think the first hearing started, they were
proud there were protesters have the kids in cages with their
kids crying kids, you know, it's like this is this would
children's sound like signs, and they had to be removed before
they could start as some other douchebag
away Raskin says, we're making it ourselves international
pariahs. Oh, hello, give me a break. They know what's going on
in Europe with all these guys dropping dead in the water, you
know, boats overturning and all the rest of it. Details, man,
but he cares the
details. I what I what my take away from this two days of
testimony was I here's what I think happened with Comey. Comey
was clearly complicit in in trying to make sure that there
was no friction for Hillary Clinton to win. And so we have
the first statement, you know, the the change from gross
negligence to man, that was careless. And as time
progressed, and we had about a week before the election, Comey
sees the writing on the wall. Holy crap, Trump is going to
win. I'm going to jail. And that's why he doesn't Oh, yeah,
I've some more emails. We're still doing some stuff. It was
cover your ass time. That's the way I see it.
Well, the other interpretation be just the opposite. Okay. And
it could have been this way. I still say was cover your ass.
But it could have been like, he could have been thinking like
this, because I don't know anybody. at the, at that point,
a couple of weeks before the election that felt that Trump
was gonna win, it would look good, more and more clear that
Hillary was gonna win. So he said, Well, I should do this.
Because it's not going to make any difference. She's going to
win. She's going to kick ass she's going to everyone says
she's gonna win. So she's gonna win. So I can do this without
anybody worrying about it. And then if anyone brings it up
afterwards, because we did reopen it, then I'm clear. I'm
covered. So he's covering his assets. You got that part?
Right. I think the other parts wrong.
What? I'm not quite sure. Then what
was the you said that you thought he hit? Oh, god, they're
your Trump's gonna win. There's no doubt about it. I don't think
that's true. There was no evidence that Trump was going to
win to anybody, especially somebody in government like
Comey.
Maybe he knew something we didn't know. You didn't know
anything the on the sounds
of it. Either. explanation, but still cover your ass is no doubt
about that.
Yeah, yeah. A couple other things. Oh, I learned from one
of our producers, that, you know, I was bitching about the,
the full disclosure of the text. I said, there's no emoji, so you
really don't have context around it? A few. But he pointed out to
me if you'd look at the printed versions of the emails that the
emojis are actually they're in Unicode. So it would take any
you can I guess you can bring the Unicode codes and then the
emoji will show up. You know which one it was. But someone
needs to do that we need to have you know, with all the emotion
to know if there was an eggplant emoji use at any point
know if he everytime he said Trump, he put a little turd on.
Ya know
what the emojis were? I think it's I think it's important to
know for the for the Americans, you know,
and it should have been put in as evidence. I mean, it seems to
me you don't take the emojis out that's good. That's part of the
message.
And then what else did I learn about this? Oh, I I did learn
that. It was apparently the FBI that leaked Loretta Lynch's
flight plan to Bill Clinton so he could conveniently bait be at
the same GA terminal as she was at the same time. That
apparently came from from From the FBI who talked to everybody
all the time, apparently, they really don't care, either.
That's funny that you bring that up, because I never thought I
mean, the coincidence was the coincidence, but I never thought
that the coincidence was a setup. Oh, no, I mean, I. I
never said no, I probably thought it was the set of
assumptions. But I never thought about how, how it was set up.
And Debbie, I didn't even give that any thought. That's very
interesting. It's terrible. Actually, they would do that.
Yeah,
they will this the FBI? Well, as I said, on the last show, every
organization today, they're all shit. The government is no
different. It's just bigger and less efficient than your shit
company. We have a we have a two man, opera three man, let's say
three and a half man operation. We're even worse shit.
So think about the I don't think we're that bad. No, we're not
your rad but bigger operations. The bigger operations because I
work for the government is called you. You You have
situations harder to get rid of people. So they stay there
longer. And there's a lot of people it's there's a lot of I
would call it job padding. But there are positions where
there's not that much work to do. Right, which is kind of a
good thing that's going on here in California where the guy
running for Gavin Newsom running for governor. They caught him
saying, Yeah, I'm only going once a week, Lieutenant
Governor, now I go in once a week, there's really not that
much to do, because there's not that much to do in some of these
positions. And so these guys, I knew this for a fact that the
air pollution district, those guys that would just scheme
against other employees and make them miserable. Yeah. And they
had a lot of time to do it. I always tell people, you weren't
a part of that. Because there's people with time on their hands.
They got more time on their hands than you have. Yes. Very
dangerous.
Yeah. And they have time to make your life horrible if they want
to. Yeah,
yeah, because they got nothing else to do.
Alright, so I think the most entertaining place to be in the
past few days was Twitter, with a background of any news
channel, and didn't matter which one because the acting was
supreme. Meth I saw real method acting, which was very effective
works extremely well.
My butt hurt.
You want to tell me that Cummings is not a method actor.
Cummings is a method actor. Man. That guy is good. Yeah, he
started he was I don't remember exactly when John by the light.
Elijah Cummings. Yeah. And this was this was me
from South Carolina, I think. Yeah. Hey, man,
he walked across the bridge bro. walked across the pen. He was
running over on the bridge, I think in Selma. That's I think
that's his claim that it probably happened. So he's he
started it's yeah, he started his I think this is before the
the Horowitz trial actually. And then this was what he had to say
about the kids in cages. And I thought, you know, I liked his
facial expressions, I thought I had to take out some of the
pauses just so we could play this and have it be any normal
length. And he was really, really wrapping it up. And then
he messes it up at the end and isn't it now as an entertainer,
I can tell you this very, very, very shit when you when you flub
the punch line,
we sent a letter after letter, letter after letter, asking
these committees to investigate the Trump administration's
policy, which is now resulting in child internment camps.
That's what I said, Child internment camps. But we have
gotten no response. Look, even if you believe people entered
our country illegally, even if you believe they have no valid
asylum claims in their own country, even if you believe
immigration should be halted entirely. We all should be able
to agree that in the United States of America, we will not
intentionally separate children from their parents. We will not
do that. We are better than that.
Yeah, he's getting there. He's really He's and he's got all
these little memes in there. And of course, we'd never separate
shared chip parents from children, children from parents
and merge them never Nipsey would never do that. But we got
so much better. Yes, better be able to agree that we will not
keep kids in child internment camps.
What exactly is the difference between what and I should have
looked this up in turn? And camp must be a definition.
No, I don't think so. Now, what I think is a permanent
installation where you move people and you keep them there
for a long time. I mean, a person
in prison or other kind of detent Oh, I know what he's what
he's referring to. I'm just reading it. Yeah, so he's making
it sound like the Japanese internment camps who, by the
way, were Americans who were in the camps. They weren't. They
were not illegal aliens
indefinitely. And hidden away from public view. What country
is that? This is the United States of America. We now have
reports of parents being deported, preach, but the Trump
administration is keeping their children here 2018. In America,
we do not need legislation. This is a policy. We don't need
legislation, see and understand this. This was a policy
invented, implemented and executed by President Donald
Trump
another great use of a word they're executed. And so
in conclusion, Mr. Chairman, we need you. Those children need
you. And I'm talking directly to my Republican colleagues. We
need you to stand up to President club.
Oh, damn, so close. So close, long
clump. So he goes all the way to the end. He says you got to
stand up to President calm. Oh, my God is kicking himself
directly to my Republican colleagues. We need you to stand
up to President club Trump.
He must be so pissed. It was right at the end too. And it was
good. You know, he had the performance, he had everything
going on in a clump. So we had them we had there were so many
television events, but the back and forth and Twitter, just the
hatred is something that they'll have to come back to and show I
caught a clip on ABC as ever, you know, ABC, all the networks
are just covering this for at least the first 15 or more
minutes of their news cast. They really didn't have anything new
to bring to the table. So let's start digging up dredging up
stories and other things. So I got this clip. And there's
something there's an anomaly in here that I want to see if you
can spot and when I heard it I this is about the Guatemalan
Island kid this interesting ABC spotlight on the GWOT kid.
Cecilia Vega leading us off it was last night here we reported
on a young boy separated from his father eight months ago,
left back here in the US after his father was deported.
Tonight, eight months later, we are there as he says goodbye to
his foster family here in the US, and then arrives home hours
later in Guatemala. The trauma on his face all over again. ABCs
Alex Perez tonight on the journey.
It's nearly five in the morning and 10 year old son well is
already at the airport after a late night of packing up his
teddy bear and art supplies. He's about to board a flight
from Michigan back home to his native Guatemala to reunite with
his family he hasn't seen in eight months, someone with his
foster parents who are still fostering other children. So we
agreed not to show their faces. You have a lot of love for your
family in the United
States. Always, always, always, always
day and their own three children have been caring for someone
that since the boy's father illegally crossed the border
with him and they were apprehended immigration
officials immediately separating them. His father deported
already back in Guatemala.
To be honest, I didn't catch it.
I know that I don't think anybody did. This was eight
months ago. Why was where was the big stink eight months ago?
Well, they made it sound like this just happened. And this is
what's going on. But this was eight. So in other words, they
were doing this separation thing eight months ago. We know
minimum. Yeah, we know it was years ago, as you pointed out
last show. This had started years ago and it's been going on
and this is a poignant story from eight months ago. And
everybody's making it only been making a fuss for what a week?
Well, it's because somebody's bringing it to the fore. And
because it was well planned. Yeah, I think Ann Coulter is
right when she said it was it was radio as a setup.
And that's pretty much done. It's pretty apparent. I mean,
there's a lot of things planned. We have a big March taking place
on the 30. If that's still going to go ahead as planned. Just as
a background or the way I explained it on the last
episode, because we don't really need to go all the way into if
there's a law or a consent decree or, you know, what was
happening is way back when we're talking to start at 87. It was
revisited 97 again in 2016. Is that kids were being put into
jail cells or holding cells or internment camps, whatever you
want to call it with their Parents after crossing
illegally. And that was in in California, that the district
court of Southern California may have started up this this
process, which eventually became the Flores agreement. And that
said, you know, this is dangerous for the kids, you have
to separate the kids from, from that from the dangers, if
they're in, you know, they can't be in a holding cell. And so the
idea was to make sure kids were safe. So kids then got
separated. And this has been ongoing for a long time. Of
course, with certainly with the Obama administration, I haven't
really looked at Bush, but maybe he wasn't doing that much. It
wasn't as much as the Trump administration, because as he
promised zero tolerance. And you could have seen it common. And
then of course, sessions announced it. And so then, you
know, there was a reason I'm sure more more kids were
separated from their parents, no doubt about it. And what
everyone wants is, well, we have to, we can't separate the
children from the parents, that's a bad thing. So now Trump
has signed an executive order, which is, in itself interesting,
because it looks like we have first of all space where we're
going to put kids or anybody, we're going to use army bases it
looks like, but he also specifically in that executive
order, addresses the Flores agreement and needs permission
from the Southern District of California, that ninth circuit,
whatever it is, to adjust or change the Flores agreement, and
what I can tell you what's going to happen next, it'll be well,
wait a minute, now kids are with their parents. It's a dangerous
situation there. There's criminals. It's gonna It's like
a loop. We've created an infinite loop loop, a permanent
loop. So yeah, but of course, this is not really well.
This is just about, you know, finding more ways to get people
to go come out and vote, and in fact, is starting to show up.
The only way we can stop this is to vote. Let's bring out the
vote vote. Oh, yes. Oh, yes.
But But what was done so effectively, what is interesting
to me, and of course, you know, I have feelings, you know, I
feel bad for the kids, you know, what I can also rationalize it,
you know, the, one of the main things, you know, here's how my
brain is trained, you know, the most dangerous part of flying is
driving to the airport. So, you know, risk, risk and numbers and
you know, what's happening let's, with kids at the border,
or, you know, the kids underneath I 35. here in Austin,
you know, there's, there's a whole bunch of ways you can look
at stuff.
If you want to take it to an extreme, I got another one. This
short, these are short clips, if you want to take it to the
extreme, everyone's moaning and groaning about these kids. Even
though that by the way, they Guatemala kid, eight months ago,
was put into a apparently a very nice foster home that he enjoyed
and even, you know, thrive, learn little englischen. Anyway,
Whiskey was kind of a very strange story. But let's play
this. This is this is not really off the mark, if you want to
talk about being sympathetic and, and the heartfelt play this
Yemen update. Oh, I got you.
Pro government forces in Yemen say they've scored a new gain in
the battle for the Red Sea port of Hodeidah. They say they
captured the southern runway at the city's airport today.
Meanwhile, workers with the World Health Organization issued
a new warning about the consequences of the fighting,
who is deeply concerned that the increased facing you know who
data data is facing puts people with more than 600,000 people at
risk and now Hodeidah. And we're deeply concerned that the risk
that this has for the port 70% of people in Yemen rely on the
port for food and medicines.
Also, today, the Associated Press reported that hundreds of
detainees in southern Yemen were tortured and sexually abused
last March. It happened at a secret facility run by the
United Arab Emirates. There
you go. Yeah. Beautiful. Yeah, no,
I don't hear anybody complaining about this. You're trying to
scratch separating a child from his parents is one thing, but
having them, you know, blowed up and tortured and sexually abused
in a systematic way. That's been going on for months and months
and months, and the United States is
behind it. Yemen doesn't vote in the midterms.
Well, they don't vote Democrat. That's.
Now some of the truths did slip out. Even on CNN, Brooke
Baldwin, I think not. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Yeah, maybe it is she
was with Ah, yes. Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin, no
relation from Wisconsin. And she asked this question about this
about the long term about this happening long term, even in the
Obama administration, which I thought was good. But the
senator was caught off guard.
But here's a question for Democrats, because you hear the
President now, you know, a lot and a lot of topics and this
one, including included, you know, looking back to previous
administrations, will they they should have done more right. And
so as so many people in this country are certainly outraged
by the cages and the thermal blankets and the facilities
housing these kids, you know, they were all there in 2014,
under President Obama. And my question to you, Senator Baldwin
is did you speak up against them, then,
you know, on the on this issue that to where we're making
progress, and then when it when it stalled?
I hope Brooke says, please address the question.
We turn around, I think we all need to continue to be focused
on it and press it through. The American people need confidence
that we can solve problems. Nobody believes that we have an
immigration system that works. It is broken, it needs fixing.
We've just got to resolve to do that. But were you worried about
it, then? Did
you raise your voice under the Obama administration?
numbers of cases, usually, I remember a constituent who was
in detention at the border, arguably, very inappropriately.
And we, you know, we raised our voice in that instance, and many
others, but that's, we've got to do this. Now. In unison, it's
not enough to do it case by case, or senator or House member
by House member, we've got to resolve to fix this issue.
Thanks for not answering the question. But I thought that was
pretty
great. By the way, give me give me a borderlinx Tip of the Day.
I was surprised at that time.
I want you to be Brooke Baldwin. albida Baldwin, and I'll be
answer I'm gonna answer the question. Same question. I'm
gonna do it the way
senator, Senator, Senator. But Senator, where are you as vocal
during the Obama administration when the same thing was
happening where he was vocal? Then were you standing up for
the children then Senator?
Well, I'll tell you the problem. The answer to that, to be honest
about it is no. And there's a good reason for that. Ah, no
reason is is because we were not made as aware of it. And we were
dead, no idea about these cages. And I'm appalled by what
happened during the Obama administration. Now, it's just
gotten worse.
But but but but you'll never be invited to another Obama thing.
And
I won, that she could have done that, because instead of trying
to flub it out by being, you know, an Obama bot, yeah, she
could have just good taken the offensive, that's what you know,
it was very easy to do and she didn't do it. So she's
a loser, and the the constituents of Wisconsin will
be happy to have you Jhansi Dvorak as their senator, I'm
sure I'd be much better. Now this whole what really ratcheted
this up and so, so now we're at a position the beginning of this
week, where the stage is set. Now it's a it's a it's a game of
chicken. And one of the things I was in until the executive order
came out yesterday I was initially going to say Isn't it
interesting how lawmakers are you know, you heard Cummings you
know, people are crying on TV there's just just crazy stuff
this and by the way we get you know, while all these things are
happening people are freaking out about it there's incredible
things being said and there's just too much to cover but if if
these if these democrats truly because it really was depth and
the Republicans who also the same salad they hate Trump
Republicans they truly truly felt that bad then wouldn't you
just say fuck it let's just do a law and I was like why didn't
you just do that you kept talking and talking and make it
sound worse but no one seemed to be actually do me out to vote
okay that's established we don't need to say it every single time
I'm gonna say it a lot of got ratcheted up now stages set so
now the groups come in we've got the fascism for America guys.
We've got the Democrats
for America Yes, of course and fascism for America guy.
That's what I call them as it's not it's no fascism.org Whatever
it is, there's the Democrats against fascism, the Democrat
now what is the democratic socialists of America and pro
publica who also have their funders and their, their agenda
they come up with, I mean, this was a great a great thing to
throw into the machine and the machine loves this. The
anonymously sourced audio only video of the children cry. We're
gonna listen to oops, I'm gonna listen to a little bit of it
here. Where is it here and this is how it was presented with
this music this is not reporting by the way. This is setting the
stage for what you're about to hear.
No, no
Hold on let me tell you, this sound that you're hearing is
like nails on a chalkboard to certainly every mother and
probably every father as well. And when you hear that when you
hear that kind of wailing from a child and you and of course it's
subtitled Papa Papa, don't report me or don't deport my
papa. And then here's the Spanish speaking, I guess, ice
thug. thug who was saying, Oh, we got a real orchestra here.
Don't wait. Come on, kids be quiet. But that really was a
genius move. That would that really set people off and
emotions ran extremely high. And this is not this is real. This
is not acting. This is I mean, it's method acting to an
extreme, I guess, in some bizarre way. But Rachel Maddow
receiving a breaking news flash just before the end of her show,
where it became apparent that now they have facilities for
quote, tender age children. And, wow, whoever came up with the
name, and I think it's an official name. And it's probably
an official categorization
at work doing his best selling especially Oh, good. And
it worked. I mean, yes, Hollywood doing its best work.
And Rachel. I mean, it just got to her. And this is just before
hand off to guess Larry O'Donnell
new news.
This has just come out from the Associated Press. This
incredible Trump administration officials have been sending
babies and other young children to at least three we put up the
graphic of this. Thank you. We have it. Three tender age
shelters in South Texas lawyers and medical providers. Just
think I'm gonna have to hand this off. Sorry. That does it
for us tonight. We'll see you again tomorrow. Now it is time
for the last word Lawrence O'Donnell where he is live in
Brownsville, Texas.
Thank you very much, Rachel, we just got word of that breaking
news story that Rachel was just telling you about. And that is
that the Trump administration has announced that they are now
they now say that they are operating three facilities,
somewhere around here for what they're calling tender age,
children. This is a very difficult story to process. It
has been every day but very difficult
story to process. So that was real that I mean, Rachel was
really very emotional. Very Chad, this was not acting. But
you got
to remember that Rachel was in tears when Trump won to begin
with. And this is just all reminders.
It is it's there's correct this woman? Yeah. Well, it wasn't her
alone. I mean, it was all common was this I have from the
Lawrence O'Donnell Show,
where they were on this policy was going to put 100 Republican
seats in jeopardy. Recently he had that's
that's that's logic went on to play logic right now. And, but
it went to such an extreme. And then I took the now this is nine
minutes that I chopped down to just a couple. And I think we
should just listen and comment because a lot of familiar things
come back into this particular piece of audio. The emotions got
so high. And of course, at this point, you know, the gangs are
in left and right. And there's all kinds of organizations all
gearing up for this. And they decide to publicly shame
department, Homeland Security Director Kiersten Nielsen, and
she's in a restaurant in Washington, DC. And so everyone
probably saw the news stories. She was shamed out of the
restaurant, there's a picture of her video of her walking out of
the restaurant with at this point of security detail, but
this went on inside the restaurant for nine minutes. And
I was surprised if I don't care what's going on. If you're in my
restaurant, and you're disturbing that for nine
minutes, unless you're complicit, you're gonna be
kicking people out. I mean, after maybe 30 seconds, it's
excuse me, you know, there are other people eating here. Just
take your stuff outside. So it seems fairly well coordinated.
But once you kind of hear what was being said, and the chance
It becomes apparent where these people are coming from, but also
how they're driven from pure raw. Igniting emotion.
Yeah, before you play the clip. And I'm only saying this because
of what you just mentioned earlier in the show, which was
the FBI setting up the Loretta Lynch, Bill Clinton meet up at
the tarmac is that this had to be planned in advance because
you can't get that many people to show up out of the booth. So
I would say complicity was probably part of the restaurant.
It was a restaurant ownership. It was that because I'm sure
that somebody's just not following her around all the
time. But they knew that she ate there. They reported back to
somebody that she's a regular customer at this restaurant. And
then somebody talked him into keeping an eye out for and
calling a hotline number and that hotline number resulted in
these guys coming over immediately and creating this
disturbance. That's the only thing that makes sense. Well, I
see start, aren't you don't I've been Berkeley I've seen I know
how these things work. You don't get this kind of thing
contemporaneously.
Good use of the word contemporaneous.
I didn't want to use it, but I like it.
I like it. You're impressing me big boy. Yeah, yeah. Now this if
I if you said to me make a soundtrack of Twitter during
this episode, this would be it. This would be the soundtrack. In
fact, we could probably remix this and really make it sound
cool. But this is this is the soundtrack of Twitter. So
whenever you want to disturb the peace and do that under virtue
signaling how do we start that John? The chant and what is the
chant?
Yes, no, we will go yes something one of these simple
dumb chants How about
the separation and deportation over? Children separated from
their parents.
So we start with Mike check and you're complicit check
with nine people makes no sense. But
it's because it's programming. It's the same people that's the
point the same people so let's just hear what they're saying.
You're complicit in the incarceration of 10,000 children
10s of 1000s of people that come here seeking asylum in the
United States we call the family separation abolish
abolish ice that's probably gonna work out well isn't it to
get rid of beliefs
Shame shame
and family separation I cut all these down of course you know,
because they were really lit the shame went on for five now for
at least two minutes if kids don't eat in peace, you don't
eat in peace not in the US a Mexican restaurant of all
places. Secretary Nielsen isn't a Mexican restaurant of all
places. The fucking goal that is the DOJ employee by the way who
who was the ringleader of this she works for the Department of
Justice and she is the one saying you have all the fucking
gall to have dinner at a Mexican restaurant while you're locking
Mexican children up
but okay, what most of them this incidence is mostly Costa Rica
but thank
you for pointing out the obvious but this is this is not unhinged
This is psychotic we're getting to the new orb overcrowd finally
human being no child is illegal There you go. No walls no
borders, no walls, no borders sanctuary for all
All children
DHS ripping away children now they're playing the audio of the
children crying so they gotta be a boombox. How did that make you
feel? Shame on
you very well organized oh yeah it sounds I mean it's like God
it gets nuts and unhinged You're right but it's extremely well
organized professionally done
correct and they had signs printed signs everything in the
Texas concentration camps How do I get into one
second I might as a point this out this again a court by the
way, I think this is gonna may backfire on the electorate, but
it's just too annoying. Again, we have the Democrats with their
can you focus on one thing?
It's not even these aren't even Democrats, John, these are
people who are riled up so they just got bad instruction. Well,
I met assume that I'm going to assume that their purpose again
is to get them people to vote Democrat. But again, it's
unfocused. It's like all these things they have against Trump.
There's not one or two things you can just write right home
on. It's just they go from one topic to another. I mean, what's
the point? Why now talking about the Texas concentration camps as
if there are any, it's just a whole it's just completely it's
very well as well as professionally done, but it
would have they must have too many meetings with too many
people. And they all want to get their their one complaint. Yes.
Well, and that's what you see. And again, this is why I said it
was just like Twitter. This is exactly what it was like on
Twitter, everything from Peter Fonda calling males just using
crazy language like Baron should be kidnapped to me. Christian
Nielsen should be you know, poked in and slapped and tied to
the put in the stockade.
Yeah came in out of the blue.
Well, he has a movie coming out next week. That's why he came
out of came OUT out of the blue. And punch line is the the title
of the movie is boundaries. That's a punch line of it all.
But this is exactly what was going on on Twitter. Except of
course you don't have the counter argument which is just
as vile and loud and annoying.
We are ruining your dinner. She is the Secretary of rips
children apart from their families every day. They lock
them up in cages. They sleep under those silver blankets
Levi's get at Marathon. These kids will never be reunited with
their parent ever. Nielsen staff.
She said earlier the same Screecher was that, that she's
the Secretary of State.
Oh, I don't know. I did she say that? I think DHS I thought you
would say before that.
Yeah, it was really it was. I should have stopped it earlier.
I was listening. Dinner she says DHS
rips children apart from their families every day. They lock
them up in cages. They sleep under those silver blankets. You
guys get it marathon. These kids will never be reunited with
their parents. Because here's the Nielsen staff to reunite
them with their parents. Have you ever been to a detention
center? I've been to one in Gallus, Arizona. Those kids are
alone. They're in cages. They're given peanut butter on
tortillas. They're given frozen sandwiches that still have ice.
And is that the kind of environment you would want your
kid to be in?
That was a very interesting comment. I thought that the idea
of giving these children tortillas with peanut butter,
and some of them were out of the fridge they still had ice on
them is just despicable to this woman. It's just the whole idea.
Meanwhile, she I don't know if she has kids, but she's probably
feeding a mac and cheese.
Yeah, it's much better. What's it what what is this? The DOJ
woman?
Yeah, that's the same one. She's the loudest. She's the best
she's done. The
DOJ woman is really just a troublemaker. Yes. Now well, how
are they gonna wrap this DOJ deal with this? Do they fire
her?
Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. Let's see if that gets. I
mean,
I think she said setting yourself up to be fired so she
can make a bigger fuss. Oh, she
could get on TV with that. Yeah, yeah, you're right when you are
fleeing, take the place of Michael Avenatti. who I think is
because as I promised you, the media has backlash against that
guy's like, Okay you back
baby somebody new that you can put on all the shows back to
Twitter see CNBC ABC, she would be the perfect one if she gets
fired. So they have your right. They have to use it was what I
would do being an ex bureaucrat. I'd bring her in and discipline
or say, you know, this is really bad what you're doing. We're
transferring you to the Justice Department out post in Bangor,
Maine. And Jen just mover mover. So she
says, you know, yeah, yeah, mover, but you're Alaska. But
you're right. And Twitter is now the the farm team for the news
networks. So Michael Avenatti, back to Twitter, you go you're
back over there. Hey, you loud chick, maybe you'll do
fine once and trying to give them a better life because that
is what Nielsen wants them to have. That is what she gets paid
to do. What's your salary?
This was one of my favorites, coming from the Democratic
socialists of America. What's your salary?
We're here tonight because DHS Secretary Nielsen is sitting
right over there trying to enjoy dinner is over 10,000 children
had been ripped away from their parents. So we say you can enjoy
your dinner until you set up all of those families abolish ice.
Migrants and kids who don't speak English or memorize the
phone numbers of their parents in America who can convey become
safer than the lock up your kids no hesitation. Remember what her
face looks like?
Remember what her face looks like when she comes for your
children. Fantastic.
Just say one thing that was kind of slightly annoying, just to me
personally. Was we never found what she was eating.
Oh, god, you're so right about that. That, um, she was just
sitting there in the corner with her with her husband or I don't
know. And it was very uncomfortable to get three
guards. They're not in the beginning. They didn't. Not in
the beginning. No, no, no, it took a little while she gets she
she texted someone and then they showed up and those guys just
kind of stood in front of her. But it's not just Kristin
Nielsen. This is one of our producers. He wants to be
anonymous, as I'm sure you and Johnny got to talk about this
next show. This madness has already started to directly
affect my family because my wife works for CCA, a private company
that is contracted to ice to handle detention, otherwise
known as the evil Otay Mesa detention facility here in San
Diego County. In addition, we have close family members in the
CBP Customs Border Patrol, which is pretty common in our area for
everyone. The majority of illegals detained there are
awaiting trial for crimes like rape, ID theft, murder, drugs,
gang violence, etc. Not some poor Joe Gonzales that was just
found to be undocumented hanging outside Home Depot and ripped
away from his family. And there are no children's house there
regardless of the state face Bag video going around. More to the
point. She came home after a shift and told me about numerous
death threats they received in post response to Mr. Fonda's
call to action, somewhere even nice enough to leave a callback
number for the Sheriff's anti Terrorism Unit to investigate.
As well as a number of people waiting outside the facility
taking pictures of all the officers, their personal
vehicles and the facility. Protesters are nothing new to
the facility. But this kind of action is crossing a line. The
Otay Mesa facility is owned and operated by CCA not ice. Even
though the news reports differently to everyone who
works there as a regular citizen with a crappy job like most
Americans, their personal information is not protected
because they're not technically officers of the law. So there's
nothing legally protecting anyone that works there from
these radical threats. On a side note are wonderful. Nancy Pelosi
toured the facility a day ago with her entourage of hate, who
even went so far as to talk down the church Chaplain saying, oh,
yeah, where in the Bible does it say to rip children from their
mothers? Nice. I wish we had audio of that. That would have
been great. So
yeah, yes, keep a recorder around. By the way, if you have
an Android phone, it's called and recorder. A very good
product. You can turn it on, you get an app. You can turn it on
and then when you chat, when you go towards an Android, when you
go back to the homescreen, where you do anything else, that thing
doesn't show back up. So it doesn't look like you're you
have a recorder going, somebody smart that knew what this would
look like when the app was running in the battery runs in
the background fine. So you can just get it going. And then you
can put in your pocket with the microphone up or any number of
ways. And you were in court. I recorded conversations all the
time, especially involves negotiations. And we love we
love him. He never said that. Oh, really. So you can carry
this.
That's actually the only reason why we started recording this as
a show is it because you just can't say it. I'll read it
anyway. Oh, really. So
you can get this as a very free and then when you're done with
your recording, you can go you have to actually dig the app,
you have to go to that little where you show the different
windows, which are all the apps running, you find it click on
it, open it up, and then you have to stop it manual. The
other was a record for day guys. doesn't use up a lot of room. I
have recorded a lot of long things with it for my MBA sound
guy so I like I've recorded an entire Bart trip in a BART train
from Oakland is drew all the way through San Francisco to post at
one of the one of the scientific collection operations. But
all right, I'm gonna stop you there because we get it
recording. I'm done. Now, this is not over by a longshot,
despite the executive order, which really is, you know, Trump
really underestimated what was going on. I initially I thought,
Man, did he really start this himself to put some kind of
pressure on getting a bill that includes the border wall,
because that ultimately is what he wants. That's all he wants.
All he wants. And and at this point, you know, he should be
given that because that is kind of what the election was about.
But okay, now we can all well hold on a
second. That's not true. The election was about build a wall
and that Mexico pay for it? Yeah, not the taxpayers. Gotcha.
Gotcha. So if Mexico came along and said, Here's the money, then
it would be cool. You really think so? They happen. No, let's
say it happened in a world of crazy. Do you think that
everyone be like, Oh, okay, well, since they're paying for
it, go build it really? You think that would happen?
No. Of course, not. You
know, it's personal about this point. But this will continue.
And the there will be new, new things that are rotten and
crappy about the President and Republicans and I have a couple
of clips. So hold on, I was gonna say this was going this is
going to manifest itself. June 30th. If you go to families
belong together.org They have a shoe, a huge amount of Marches
plan, there's going to be a march on DC. This you know,
they've got petitions of course, it's you know, there's no idea
who was behind this because it's the domain registration
is private ants are one of those socialist operations
they've got, you know, they got signs you can print out. And
I'll just read you the headline here, families belong together,
the Trump administration is cruelly separating children from
their families, but now the world is paying attention and we
won't allow this to continue join upcoming event will send a
powerful message families belong together. So
it's just not the new if you read the newsletter at PD are
fun to find a kid thinks that they're gonna hit 90 million
people a protest on this thing. There is a couple of things that
I get caught my attention for one thing, by the way, Trump
signing the executive order to ending it is really taken us not
over but I think the wind has been taken out of their sails,
especially for big protests. What are you protesting?
I just I disagree. I think that the outrage, there's going to be
a new thing that people latch on to, and the outrage will just
continue and the you won't even know that he signed an executive
order within three weeks.
Okay, well, we'll put put that in the bin. I disagree. I want
to play a clip person. I want to play the kind of the zero
tolerance kind of round up. That was the part of the roundup that
was done on PBS, which I thought was a little more reasonable
than the network news, which talked about this issued as PBS
on Trump's zero tolerance one.
Sorry about that. From Democrats. We're here to call on
the President to rescind the zero tolerance policy. This is
not about attacking the president. This is about
humanity.
And from protesters, including some shouting at Homeland
Security Secretary Kirsten Nielsen as she ate dinner at a
Mexican restaurant last night. President Trump announced the
about face around lunchtime
we are signing an executive Border a little while the
President's
executive order would detain families together instead of
separately. The administration insists the change does not mean
it is backing down from its zero tolerance policy. This has been
going Mr. Trump announced the change to a table full of
Republican lawmakers, but seemed openly conflicted on the topic.
If you're weak, which some people would like you to be, if
you're really, really pathetically weak, that country
is going to be overrun with millions of people. And if
you're strong, then you don't have any heart. That's a tough
dilemma. Perhaps I'd rather be strong.
For days the public has seen these images provided by the
administration of some of the shelters for the more than 2300
kids now separated from their parents. That figure is for the
first month alone of the President's zero tolerance
policy. It is still not clear how many are toddlers are
infants and how long it will take to reunite them all
with parents. Hello, yeah. Oh, it's your clip. Ended? Yeah. Oh,
that's it. There's more on there. Anyway, so that was kind
of their rundown. Now. So I have this one clip, very short clip.
And there's only part of what his Spiel was, but this is John
Heilemann, who is supposed to be a neutral reporter. In he's
gotten to he was like, the mask this is your friend, your
business your buddy. I know him and yeah, he's not my buddy.
He's not one of my my, one of my, my, my whatever. We call
them libs something. I forget their names, their nicknames. I
haven't seen him for years. But he was, you know, the partner
with Mark Halperin, the guy who got rousted because of sexual
improprieties. And so now he's kind of on his own. And they do
Oh, they were doing a lot of work.
lib, JS lib, Jo's
lib Jo's.
Thank you. I was racking my brain too. And then the troll.
Lip, Joe, friend of mine, but he's, but you know, but he
presents himself as neutral observer, but he obviously got
caught up in the emotions of the whole thing. And then he
realized that he's been screwed by Trump signing this order. And
he gets all worked up about it. And then he says we referring to
Democrats, which I find to always be a huge blunder when
you're so you're so involved, but listen to the way he says
this. And then this is the way this this wraps
is on this issue. And to make sure that he can't be both, you
can't just do this thing, and then stand up and say, Oh, hey,
I'm now the hero, I have compassion. You can't go around
talking about people like they're vermin. You can't
inflict this kind of policy on Americans and not pay a
political price. We have a great chance to inflict one on him in
his party in November we I mean, the Democratic Party, or the
Democratic Party Down people who object to this policy, which I
think is a lot of people beyond the Democratic Party have a
chance to make the president his party pay a price they should,
and the press needs to hold them accountable and not let him just
kind of slide away from this over the course the next few
days. Pretend like it didn't happen.
I've never seen you like this before. You've given me a lump
in my throat with that a little bit. We are
gonna we know I had I don't do it often. But I had to get in a
little bit of a Twitter fight with Jen Briony from the
Congressional dish podcast. Yeah. And there wasn't really a
fight. But you know, I really appreciate and respect her
ability to research legislation. And she had just her filters had
not allowed her to really look really look deeper into the Oh,
the if there's a law or not. And as I explained on the previous
show, there's a consent decree and how that can or cannot be
changed and what is law, but we are without a doubt, the 100%
zero tolerance policy, that's a great way to say it. 100%, zero
tolerance policy, of course, increased the problem. And it
was it was it ratcheted it up. And there's no doubt about it.
But it's not like this policy could be changed with just the
stroke of a pen. And that is proven by the executive order,
which it still takes action from government bodies to get this
done. So I debated the facts with her back and forth a little
bit. Yeah, it was very civil, because I think we'd like each
other. I like Jen, I think she's good. Because like I said, I
respect what she does. I just thought she's a lib Joe though.
She's a lib Joe and her her judgment was clouded. And so I
point out a few things and she publicly rescinded and said,
okay, because you'd like Walmart to send his kids to Walmart.
It's not a licensed. I mean, I said, Okay, here's the article
where it shows that it's a is a licensed facility. And I'm just
doing a voice the way I imagined it at the time in my head. And
one of my voices Yeah, it was okay. But then approximate and
she made a mistake, and she said, I'm surprised that you are
defending this. And I'm like, there you go, Jen. This is If
this is your problem, i At no point look at my tweets. Did I
defend anything? I just said, Here's what I think is the law.
And here's, I'm countering your argument. But that is the
problem. Immediately yours if you just want to discuss
something you're immediately presumed to be defending or, you
know, defending defending the policy to not even Trump just
defending hurting children. It's like, yeah, that would be
surprising. I think you know, me a little better than that. I
really don't think that I would be someone who would actually be
defending children being traumatized. So why don't even
bring this up? I don't know. What other clips Yeah. You're
irked? Yeah, it was it was disappointing. Disappointing you
like just before, I was really disappointed. I'm like, why?
That was a recall back to the Heilmann clip,
death. Well, there you go. That there's another lib Joe and I,
and just, it's the emotions are getting the better of people.
And they, they don't know. And hopefully in the second year,
second half, we're after the first block or B Block, I can
shed a little light on it. But it's kind of funny to think,
when did we start our parallel universe alternate universe two
years ago, it was right after the election, two years ago. And
yeah, and we should watch this. We were talking about what we
definitely didn't think it was gonna get worse.
Well, here you our people are truly living in two different
movies with the same script, but the movie just plays out
differently. That's what I'm gonna talk about later. All
right. Do you have any other any other stuff on this particular
topic? Well, let's see. Because, and by the way, you know, what
we're not going to do I just don't we're very early on a lot
of these things. No one had heard of the Flores agreement.
Now it shows up in an executive order. So sorry, we actually do
the research and we came up with I think, what are the correct
answers? But what you don't need is a whole bunch of us going off
debating like, you know, like you've seen incessantly. What
you need is a guiding light to take you through the insanity so
you don't get cut by either side of the shark infested waters.
And I'm just talking about your own family let alone where your
work yeah, this is this is
pretty pretty good about this. The
not all I have tons of emails from people Yeah, we get
donation notes from people say my family this my family that is
very hard to come this stuff is breaking up families and friends
idea we're trying to destroy the country. Okay, no borders, no
walls,
no friends. No borders, no walls, no friends. Exactly.
She's really hanging in there. I wonder how long she's gonna put
up with this and just not
I do have the one clip of her and I was impressed. I always
like how she handles things. I think she could easily be a
candidate,
Lynch Foundation, or is it just me?
She's at that age where you go through these phases of more
makeup, less makeup. I can say that from experience. I think
I've seen this. Yeah, no, I mean, she's also under light. So
she pretty much she overcompensates a little bit,
probably. Anyway, here's her just explaining the law.
I'm just wondering, I want to make sure we get the record.
Right. Which of those is, is the most precise way to describe how
the administration feels and given the blowback by a number
of Republicans as well as Democrats? Are you considering
rethinking this based on feedback? Or is this the
administration's position going forward period paragraph,
the laws prohibit us from detaining families while they go
through prosecution for illegally entering the border.
And while they go through prosecutions for immigration
proceedings, if we close the loopholes, we can keep the
families together, which is what they did in the last
administration until a court rule that we can no longer do
that, after 20 days, we have to release both unaccompanied
children and accompany children, which means that we cannot
detain families together, the only option is to not enforce
the law at all.
Okay, so going back to these two questions from Kristen, and
Margaret, you said that you want Congress to close the loopholes.
With that you also said that you want to make this work. Now, are
these kids being used as pawns for a wall? Many people are
asking that and Democrats are saying this is your discretion
and there is no law that says that this White House can
separate parents from children.
The kids are being used by pawns by the smugglers and the
traffickers again, let let's just pause to think about this
statistic. 314% increase in adults showing up with kids that
are not A lot of family unit. Those are traffickers. Those are
smugglers that is Ms. 13. Those are criminals those are abusers.
So thank you all I'm trying to say is the closing that loophole
will enable us to detain families together throughout the
proceeding as they've done in previous administrations.
I just like her I just like how calm and collected she is. The
her speech is a little annoying traffic or or, but but
I like her to I think she does She's She's an old school
bureaucrat. She's been in the working front she worked for
Bush she's worked around she has
a European influences. That's nice. And the country deliver a
line though. I don't know if she can if she can't joke, because I
haven't heard her crack one joke ever. I don't think she's funny,
though. Well, then then she's no good as president. You gotta you
gotta be clear that
she can't make presidents she's she doesn't she's not
presentable in the right manner. She doesn't and she doesn't have
that. She's got a nice smile, but she doesn't have the Joker's
the smile of the of someone who's funny. Who makes who knows
how to smile, because they got a one liner coming. Right,
right. Nope, she did not. You're right. She's just qualified.
That said, I liked her a lot. Anyway, to wrap this up, I
thought it was a an interesting try. I actually had a quick
hangout with the former New York banker, who was he was like,
This guy is unhinged and off the rails. I said I'm a little bit
straight on the on the topic at hand. But I totally agree that
when Trump first responded to, you know, the outrage that was
taking place, and you know, he did an impromptu little less
stand up there in the White House. It was it was this that I
think it's in some way I don't know if he was planting the seed
if it was a feeble attack attempt at trying to change the
narrative by throwing something crazy out there. Although for no
agenda producers, not crazy, completely known nothing that we
don't know about since the reading of the most recent
National Defense Authorization Act. SpaceForce. That's right.
Space Force. He just threw that out there.
Yeah, I have the clip if you want to play it. Yeah, I
got a couple things. But yeah, what's your clip?
My tip is kind of the not very long this is new space troopers
announced.
Yes, President Trump outlined a plan today to ensure America's
dominance in space. He said he has directed the Pentagon to
establish a new branch of the military, a Space Force. David
Martin has more on this.
This quarter billion dollar GPS satellite is indispensable to
the way the American military fights and the rest of us live
from cell phones to ATMs. That cost another quarter billion to
launch it into orbit. To check for that it is controlled by a
small team of airmen from a base in Colorado. Free Pass SPM 34
They were Air Force uniforms. But today President Trump
decreed in the future they will become members of a separate
space force only I'm hereby directing the Department of
Defense and Pentagon to immediately begin the process
necessary to establish a Space Force as the sixth branch of the
armed forces. That's a big statement.
No when a teenager we're watching that. And this is Tina,
who she's level headed. You've met Tina Yeah,
she's level headed rager round head but okay, go on.
I just see now you got to bring that into the now I'm gonna have
to spend like an hour telling her that her for the shape of
her head is fine. Stop that.
It is fine. Like a basketball.
Just bear with me.
Okay, I'm sorry.
And, and she hears this she says, Oh, that's just fine.
That's it, the aliens are going to invade. This is it? And I
gotta tell you, there was a note of seriousness in her voice that
I had not detected on topics like this in the past.
Well, I'm very compatible with her. I felt the same way. You
know, and, and I'm thinking towards the internet
interdimensional beings. Now the possibility exists, we're gonna
go in this direction, which I think is funny because you have
read the Corso book people should read that thing. Yes.
Yeah, it's possible we've been having this battle has been
going on for some time and it's just hasn't been formula rise.
Yeah, it's been you know, it's no secret divisions.
Different. But the thing is, you know, it's like I've seen all
the disclosure videos. You know, Nothing surprises me. I am
convinced of course, we have already have Israeli Moonbase is
not we are fine, fine. Okay, you can laugh at me. We have
satellites bumping other side, bumping other satellites out of
orbit. There's definitely we followed space wars for years,
maybe the entire length of the show. So for me You know, when
all of a sudden there's, you know, US Air Force video of tic
tac looking spaceships flying around. I'm like, and you can
see what you know, fine. I went to meet an alien one time, but
disappointing trip. But to think that a we're alone be that
they're not already among us is foolish but you know somehow the
combo of Trump and just the word SpaceForce. And the way he says
it, you know, it's like space traders who went blank. That's
it that common space bars. It will be
the first new branch of the armed services since the Air
Force was created in 1947. Less than a year ago, Secretary
Mattis told Congress, I do not wish to add a separate service
that would bring with it a whole new bureaucracy.
This, this is what's so interesting is that this was in
the National Defense Authorization Act. It's cited by
name, the Space Force, this is not not new. It was new money.
We read that there's money appropriated for it. They've
been all kinds of two years ago, I think it was four years ago,
there was talk of off off world soldiers and it was in the NDAA.
As far as I can recall, this is not in fact, in March of this
year, Trump was at the sea Where was he was at the Marine cadets,
I guess. Yeah, they're graduating the marine cadets in
San Diego and here's what he said my
new national strategy for March Okay, March ace recognizes that
space is a warfighting domain. Just like the land air and see,
we may even have a Space Force, develop another one space force,
we have the Air Force, while the Space Force, we have the Army,
the Navy. You know, I was saying it the other day, because we're
doing a tremendous amount of work in space. I said, Maybe we
need a new force, we'll call it the Space Force. And I was
really
genius. I tell you, maybe we need a force in space, we'll
call it space force, Space
Force. We need a new force. We'll call it the space force
and force really serious and minister what a great idea.
Maybe we'll have to do that. That could happen. So think of
that space. For the very beginning. Many of our
astronauts have been soldiers and sailors, airmen, Coast
Guardsmen and marines and our service members will be vital to
ensuring America continues to lead the way into the stars.
We're gonna lead the way in space. We're way way behind. And
we're catching up fast, so fast that nobody even believes it.
We're catching up fast. Here's here's the problem though. It
caught on here's his rally. Where was he yesterday? In
Minnesota, I think.
I don't remember.
Our beautiful ancestors. One two world wars, defeated fascism and
communism, and put a man on the face of the moon. Thank you saw
the other day. We're reopening NASA. Science going this space?
Spacebar, spacebar. Spacebar spacebar force, Space Force,
Space Force, Space Force.
So we have the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Marines
force, the Coast Guard. But we have the Air Force. Now we're
going to have the Space Force.
No, the problem is, okay, the name has caught on and it's
perfect. But technically, shouldn't they be called the
springs? Code?
That would have been better? Well, I have a couple of
thoughts on Mattis. Because I think that the armed forces
have, let's assume that we have aliens. And if you captured
these guys, we find that flying saucer and everything that was
in The Day After Roswell book. Yes. Which is written by a guy
who is not insane. No by any means. Is he still alive? It has
to say half of its true. Is
he still alive?
Yeah. Well. That's how I wasn't killed. I mean, he was fooling
around giving lectures.
And he, he talks about two people who took charge of this
whole operation the whole aliens thing. The army, right. Not the
Air Force. No, the army, the army. That's why Madison's PIs
then well Madison's marine But I think he has more in common with
the army guys and that one army guy who goes out giving these
lectures a smart army head or the Chief of Staff of the Army.
I think they didn't want to relinquish it. Oh, Mattis is
talking about another bureaucracy we got enough
trouble with the Army having these you know doing all this
work but now we're going to have some new guys are all going to
be have to be read in and are we going to move the army guys over
to that doesn't make a lot of sense. But we're gonna be asking
questions why army guys going over there? And you watch
there'll be army guys going over there.
So the former New York banker, he's like, This is crazy. The
guy's off his rocker. Bro, this was already approved by your
congress. I say bro, was approved by your congress in the
National Defense Authorization Act as money appropriated for
it, you know, this is not like a new thing. He just unhinged. And
he said, but did it is law against that? I said, Well,
that's not entirely true. There is something called the Outer
Space Treaty and everyone's on board with it. It is a legal
framework. But it is only it only bars parties to the treaty
from placing weapons of mass destruction in Earth orbit. You
can't install them on the moon or any other celestial body. But
you can or at least the treaty does not prohibit the placement
of conventional weapons. So kinetic bombardment would be
allowable technically,
I think a machine gun in space. Machine guns
in space. All right.
117 Perfect. Okay, good. We have an opening for the show with
your buddy SpaceForce yes is beautiful. And with that, I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C. E stands for cages are for kids Devorah back
in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry also in the morning
knowledge chips as he boots on the ground feet in the air
substance and water machine guns in space and all the names and
dates that day in
the morning to the troll room. No agenda stream.com Good to
have you all here. Thank you. You've been very helpful this
morning. It's appreciated. No agenda stream.com And in the
morning to Mark G we have not seen Mark G on the no agenda art
generator for a while. But he came in with a beaut. He has a
he has such a recognizable style it is. He's a pro Yes. And he
had one of his I would hang it if this shit even with the
writing on it. I mean, this is a poster. You could hang this on
your wall. It's so pretty. And it's a picture of his his
version of a rendering of North Korea with the beautiful round,
you know the half moon beach with the palm trees on it. And
it says North Korea come from the beaches stay for the human
rights violations.
We should probably find some way that some of these artists who
we hardly get in touch with can give make a high res big version
so people can print out or take it to a retro graphics shop or
someplace and print out large large poster sized right copies.
Their square but you could say I would say maybe be two feet by
two feet would be a nice size by three feet
and a dynamo a dynamite collectible.
Total a total collectible.
No a dynamite collectible. Okay, dynamite.
Well today we got a lousy showing because there was no
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Oh, did I say when I say you said because there was no good
on planes I complained about was criticizing myself. Okay.
Richard Unterberger $200. That's it. That's our Associate
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As she listens to the show on Sundays with me when we are
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much for the all the hard work you guys do putting what you put
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sorry that there was the value network let us down a bit on
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we're going broke yeah detractors rejoice
yes good work everybody well we got guys we got yes those guys
there'll be there'll be stuck we finally got it we finally did
it. And you did we will return on another show and the next
show will be on Sunday remember a Sacha borak.org/n A and I
think we have enough deconstruction for you to go out
there today and propagate the formula our formula is this we
go out for yet people in the mouth got a couple of
suggestions for my OTG phone comebacks you know No, actually
all I think I only have two. Yeah, you do. So we I need some
I need some comebacks when when I'm when my Nokia E 71 is on the
table and some will go Why do you have that? We came up with
you know, it's
it's some writers out there to give you some good right so we
got you know, it's
a burner. I'm a drug dealer, kind of like that one. Yeah. I
got rid of it. After I found out it was taking upskirt videos.
Yeah, that's okay. Yeah, that's that's kind of okay. And I think
the winner for today and I'm open to more is I'm downsizing.
I think that one works the best right now. Think? Yeah, down
because all the kids are downsizing these days. All the
kids are downsize.
But now with this one, I get one for you. It's none of your
business creep.
Yeah, that's great. It makes for great dinner conversation. Yeah,
that's, that's nice. In a restaurant when you do that, to
the help who then spit in your food? They do, they will do
that. Yes, I got a an OTG for those you don't know is off the
grid because I'm anti tracking and pro sanity. Note from Sir
peep Slayer in the morning. I'm a licensed property manager here
in Arizona, my wife and I also have investment houses that we
rent out. Now last year, my wife found this great free program
for managing our personal rentals. It rivals the one I pay
for, that I use for my business. And she was showing me some of
the cool things it did. One thing in particular, I noticed
was that if an applicant for our credit check wanted to, they had
the option to log into the program with Facebook. As soon
as they do that, I can see their profiles. People used to laugh
at me because I never had a Facebook and I told friends that
I guess it's the same way the NSA does it, and to screen
potential renters. And I've come full circle. So now a Facebook
profile can be tied to your personal credit information
voluntarily. I doubt most applicants have considered the
implication of this.
Well, I tell you something, I've seen this kind of thing. And of
course not being a Facebook user I get very annoyed by it was a
you go to some websites because we have to be a member to go to
the special features say would you like to sign in or get a new
account? So you got to take an account there because I want to
see something and says Sign in with your Facebook. Yeah, I want
to sign it with my Facebook I don't have a Facebook, so I just
gotta go leave the site. I never get to do anything there. I find
it extremely annoying that they did somebody offers this and
then the fact that people actually do it as our producer
says they're idiots.
I think most people do that. And this was always the holy grail
of Silicon Valley about 10 years ago because I can we be the
universal login you know, they called it universal status, I
guess status or presence presence that's what it was
presence to know if someone's present if you're logged in
you're logged in all the time and face back pretty much got
that I have made that mistake in the past for sure. Like I'll
just click that and then but now you know you're sending all
these details off and that's kind of the deal that's why
people put these logs they want to cite Yeah,
they can screw you. So let's go to since you got this issue and
to Austin. I got this clip specifically for you. Okay, so
you could take it to the city council. I'm excited what other
people so you know what other people are doing in other areas.
This is this scooter update in the Bay Area.
And new transportation craze is sparking new government
oversight. San Francisco recently removed all rented
motorized scooters until lawmakers approved a permitting
process
now San Jose is following suit and Katie views Jessie Gary has
a report.
Midday in San Jose sees pedestrians using the new way to
get from here to there. Writing motorized scooters
this fun, never shot employed. They don't they're not in my
town so I just want to give it a try.
A smartphone unlocks the scooters and the user is charged
by the mile and amount of time and the ever increasing search
to avoid vehicular gridlock. This seemed like a eureka
moment. But bad press due to bad actors and put the devices in a
bad light.
Too many of the scooters are being written on the sidewalks
by helmetless riders weaving in and out and the scooters are
being left in places some of them block building entrances
and ADA ramps into such those
complaints have reached San Jose City Hall. Leaders are taking a
page from San Francisco's playbook considering regulating
scooters
and overall limit on how many scooters can be deployed here in
San Jose, very clear regulations on where they can and cannot be
parked, and also an equity clause to make sure that our low
income residents can afford this system.
late Wednesday, Scott Meeks of the San Jose Downtown
Association penned an op ed saying the low cost efficiency
of the scooters must be balanced against public safety. Some
users
agree if people are being stupid with a mission be able to use
it, you know,
city transportation department officials will gather scooter
companies together outside City Hall Thursday afternoon at 430
for a public demonstration. And then at 630, inside City Hall at
town hall style meeting to see what people want regulated and
how.
Yeah, well, that's gonna happen here in Austin. And it was
interesting, I know, you saw the email thread with one of our
producers who was a bike safety officer. And he got really bent
out of shape when I was talking about the bird bike, which is
actually a scooter. And he thought I was calling for people
to die on bicycles. And I'm I'm pro bicycle, but I'm anti the
way is being implemented because you can't just throw in a bunch
of bike paths and said, God, now it works. Because I was when I
grew up in a country that took a century of biking for it really
to work in traffic, it takes a lot more than just a bike path.
And you know, say you're done here, the bike paths a joke.
It's all you have all kinds of educational things. I mean, you
need a lot. Really, it takes hundreds of millions of dollars.
The United States is a joke. Yeah, it screws up everything.
It's poorly implemented. Nobody uses them, especially around
here. I mean, they got a lot of bicycle guys, but they're not.
There's not that many. Of course I saw that letter to He
condemned me. Yes. And wouldn't address anything I had to say,
which is the oldest negative stuff, which is, you know, you
go in a lie almost the other day on let's rent to some guy going
spider? Nope.
Well, let me let me just move beyond that. Because the bike
argument is it people are for or against doesn't matter. More
importantly, you made a call out on the show how to steal these
scooters. And I got some information from one from one of
our plan
from one of our yes from one of our producers, who is very
knowledgeable on the subject. He is a bird bike collector. So he
gets them at night and he charges them and repairs them.
And he probably knows more about bird bikes and anybody at this
point. So here are your options. You have I think that's the fun
way to go. Because you know, when you pick up the bird bike
and you haven't scan the QR code, it starts emitting a
beeping tone, it's light start flashing, in a way a pathetic
algo going, I'm being stolen, I'm being stolen, which of
course gives a crap. No one cares what you're doing on the
street. What you need is one of those little head battery
powered electric drills. I'm not talking about you know, the big
black and decker but you know, one of those hand jobbies that
basically just a staff tube with a drill at that drill bit at the
end. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, no, yep, place that
right in the middle of the box on the top of the bird bike
drill down you will disable the whole thing. And when I say the
whole thing, what you're only disabling is the GPS the warning
and of course, and yet right in the middle just and it will it
will die. That's that's his Achilles heel. You get a $50
board which I'll put it in the show notes with a link you can
buy it and buy it off of ebay for sure. $50 board you just
opened the unit up plug that in bypasses all of the BirdBrain
guts and you got yourself a $50 scooter electric scooter paint
job and you're good to go. Dynamite isn't that great?
Now we're not supposed to be encouraging this sort of thing.
No, no, no, no, no, no it's even legal to do so. We are not just
telling people not to do this but this is how you would if you
if you if you had to
yes if you don't do it people don't do not do this.
Do not do it. But if you had but if you for some reason where
there could be a revolution. What happens if the society
collapses and there's all these stupid bikes around it need to
be To grab one you need to be able to grab a strings.
Order some boards order some boards up front people order
some boards. Okay couple more OTG thing this is actually I'm
going to skip the the World Health Organization org. I think
we did this story but for some reason it popped up again on on
NPR, the World Health Organization is recognizing
gaming disorders and mental health condition. I'm gonna skip
that
says this is a new version of the story. Okay, I have I have a
clip.
Okay, let's play your clip then.
Where's the background or clip this is going to short the short
PBS?
No as CBS Yes,
EB Games can be addictive. That is exaggeration. Today, the
World Health Organization classified what's called gaming
disorder as a mental health condition. Here's Jamie Lucas.
This seven year study by the World Health Organization
reveals that some gamers get the same brain stimulation or high
as those addicted to drugs and alcohol. Omar Blackburn handle a
job home or car because of his constant impulse to play.
If I constantly just always have my mind on it, I'm just always
gonna want to be doing that.
Silly. Zach says he's not an addict, but he can't remember
how young he was when he started playing video games.
I was probably four or five years old. When I was old enough
to like actually get my hands around the controller.
Now. 19 he spends hours a day on gaming systems.
If I'm hanging out with a friend who also really loves games, we
might just have a marathon and play for like, eight hours.
Do you have to be conscious about taking a break or getting
up from the video game? It is difficult sometimes. Yeah. From
difficult to compulsion. that fine line has the World Health
Organization now defining gaming addiction, seeing if people have
impaired control over gaming give it priority over other
activities. And there is a continuation or escalation of
gaming despite negative consequences. They could have a
mental health condition Oreos are just as addictive as
cocaine.
Yes, gaming is just as addictive as Oreos is the logical
mathematical calculation there. And every report that I saw
was a mental disorder Mentos would give them drugs.
But oh, by the way, just I wrote this down. I forgot to bring it
up. Because I said that I believe that the kids in cages
thing will continue. I know what the next topic will be. They're
drugging these kids. That's what that's what the next outrage
will be their drug. Okay, they
are they? I hope so. No, I think I think there was a report that
they are
yes, that's what I'm saying. But this is going to be the report.
Of course I'm joking about I hope so. But this is going to go
here. No, I hope so. Here's the problem with the I like the
thesis but I tell you what the problem is pharmaceutical
yesterday, I was waiting for you the
pharmaceutical industry. Yeah, they can't
they can't discuss the pharmaceutical industry expect
to get any coverage. Right?
You're right. I'm stupid, right back to the addiction. Every
report that I read or saw or heard, had the and this kind of
had it in there. Like these guys, they're so into the gaming
they don't even get up to go to the bathroom. That's kind of
what they alluded to in that report. But that was a big,
that's the big the lead, if you will, or the sub lead. It's like
oh, they won't even get up to go to the bathroom. It's just a
horrible but the addiction and I'm going to try and do a real
long call back and I didn't write much of this down. So
you're gonna have to help me out but you're familiar with the
topic and the first we get into Geron linear linear log a linear
in the near the near who to solidaire, who to some female
journos in Silicon Valley is they worship him?
He got under
the view you have to eclipse No, I don't have the view. I have
him on Channel Four in the UK, which I thought was better.
Okay. And just three short clips, and it is about addiction
and social networks. And smartphones is the
principal reason why I should delete my social media. And if
so, what
is you know, I'm sorry. We should probably explain who
Jared linear linear linear. How do you say? Yeah, Jared linear
if you want to explain who he is because you're from linear,
where he's been around here, the Bay Area's local. And he is the
guy who popularized himself by inventing some some dizziness
780s Probably some some hand some robotic like hands where
you could stick your your hand into these these gloves, this
famous glove er gloves. And then you could now do VR. You could
do little things. You could do fancy stuff with the with the VR
program, virtual reality program and the gloves. And then he
showed me
it was it wasn't the Nintendo glove at the time that we all
were hacking. Remember that didn't do the Nintendo
Wii. I don't remember what If he was doing that or not, but what
I do know that he became the VR guru, and he was me would be
each run into him quite often. I'd see him every so often.
Right? And but he is a he's like Stallman. He's like a little bit
antisocial. He wears his hair in long Rastafarian dreads,
cultural appropriation. cultural appropriation, I always wear
just kind of like, generally speaking, I have never seen him
without a green t shirt. And some just,
he's a big man. He's like Jabba the height. big bruiser. He's
about he's a linebacker size guy. Probably
a little more than that. I don't know.
Now, I don't know. 252 16 different hours. And any tends
to to notch Bay the lot? Right? And it's quite noticeable. Okay.
So here he is sitting down talking about the topic of
social networks and iPhones and smartphones addiction.
Is there a principle reason why I should delete my social media?
And if so, what is it?
There are two, one of them is for your own good. And the other
is for society's good. For your own good. It's because you're
being stuck.
You got to back it up and just start over. I didn't realize
that when it did in that he does sound and I'm very jealous of
this. He does sound a lot like comic book guy when he talks
about extreme blogger. No, comic book guy. Oh, kinda grew up from
The Simpsons. Yes. So sounds like comic books. So it looks
kind of he looks like comic book guy a little bit, didn't have
the
he's he's got the long dreads ponytail. He's got the long
dreads, he smells, he smells. And, and, and, and, and ladies,
he's available,
there are two, one of them is for your own good. And the other
is for society's good. For your own good. It's because you're
being subtly manipulated by algorithms that are watching
everything you do constantly. And then sending you changes in
your media feed and your diet that are calculated to adjust
you slightly to the liking of some unseen advertiser. And so
if you get off that you can have a chance to experience a clearer
view of yourself and your life. But then the reason for society
might be even more important. Society has been gradually
darkened by this scheme in which everyone is under surveillance
all the time. And everyone is under this mild version of
behavior modification all the time. It's made people jittery
and cranky. It's made teens especially depressed, which can
be quite severe. But it's made our politics kind of unreal and
strange, where we're not sure if elections are real anymore.
We're not sure how much the Russians affected Brexit. We do
know that it was a crankier affair than it might have been
otherwise.
I like what I like about him as opposed to Stahlman is he speaks
very coherently. And I liked that he adapted his spiel for
the location where he was with Russians and Brexit. So the guy
is thinking, you know, he's, he's smart. And he say, he's
the smart, I've always thought he was a very smart guy.
I just liked what he has to say. Now let's talk about how
to do what he does. He's not saying anything different than
what we say no, no, no, but it's like, ability does make it
succinct. And he has the style of authority that is very nice
for television. Yes,
he does. And even he's interesting to look at for sure.
It's like wow, this and because he doesn't come across as nutty.
And just cool, calm and collected.
Yeah, all the
dreadlocks forever, except for the dreads, right? But that also
was part of his authoritative aura, you know? So how about it
being bad for society?
You say it's bad for me as an individual. Is it bad for me
because I'm addicted. Have I become chemically hooked?
You have the founders of the great Silicon Valley spying
empires like Facebook have publicly. The founders
of the great Silicon Valley spying empire.
Buying empires plural. Yeah,
that's a good line. I like
this of the great Silicon Valley spying empires like Facebook
have publicly declared that they intentionally included addictive
schemes in their designs. Now we have to say, this is what I
would call almost a stealthy addiction. It's it's a
statistical addiction. What it says is, we will get the broad
population to use the services a lot will get them hooked to a
scheme of rewards and punishment. And the rewards are
when you retweeted the punishment is when you're
treated badly by others online. And then within that will very
gradually start to leverage that to change them. So it's this,
it's this very kind of stealthy manipulation of the population.
So it's not as dramatic as a heroin addict or gambling
addict, but it is the same principle.
Okay, again, very calm, cool. Rational makes a lot of sense.
And the obvious follow up question is, okay, who's
manipulating who and what's going on, but who's
doing the manipulating? I mean, there isn't some master, sort of
Wizard of Oz sitting behind the screen as well. This
is the peculiarity of the situation. The people who run
the tech companies like Google and Facebook are not doing the
manipulating they're doing the addicting. But the manipulating
trades on the back of the addicting is the paying customer
of such a company. So and many of those customers are not at
all bad influences. They might simply be trying to promote
their cars or their perfumes or whatever. And indeed, I have
sympathy for them. Because they're concerned that if they
don't put money into the system, nobody will know about them, and
how is
it different to just television advertising, or billboard
advertising or anything else?
The difference is that the constant feedback loop, so when
you watch the television, the television isn't watching you,
when you see the billboard, the billboard isn't seeing you. And
vast numbers of people see the same thing on television and see
the same billboard, when you use these new designs, social media
Search, YouTube, when you see these things, you're being
observed constantly, and algorithms are taking that
information and changing what you see next. And they're
searching and searching and searching. And they're just
blind robots. There's no evil genius here until they find
those patterns, those those little tricks that get you and
make you change your behavior.
So it was this interview. And I think probably in particular,
the part earlier where he spoke about the reward and punishment
system of social media and smartphones in general, then the
interaction something
what is he doing this tour for?
Oh, you know, I don't even know. But it was in conjunction,
reaction conjoint conjunction with a producer who reminded me
of something we used to talk about. It's an experiment that
was done in a classroom, sadly, the author of this paper, which
I've put in the show notes, yet again, I used to do it once a
year. And it's been several years since we brought this up.
It was written in 1998. So you have to take that into mind. But
I'm going to bring it into a 2018 version I'm going to try.
It was called the Zen TV experiment. You recall this,
John?
I vaguely remember. We talked about it before,
right? Well, it's even. And it really you have to read the
entire paper to really appreciate what went into it.
But it was a teacher who in his class did an experiment with his
kids with television at the time, you know, really internet
was coming. And we had the.com bubble, but it was still TV was
really, really the prevalent delivery method for
entertainment and commercialism,
I mean, interrupt you for a quick second. The book is called
all the arguments that you should delete all your social
media accounts right now by Jared Lanier just came out.
Hence,
the first question of the interview makes nothing but
sense. Thank you, Oh, I gotta get that I want to read what he
has to say. I don't think it'd be anything new. But I'm
interested. So this teacher did the experiment with this class.
And he wanted them to create a paper, which would be four
arguments for the elimination of television. And he said, you
need to do these three experiments, and then we'll talk
about it in the next class. And the first experiment was watch
any TV show for 15 minutes with the sound off. The second one
was watch any news program for 15 minutes with the sound off.
And then the third, and he implored, he said, you really
have to do all these experiments. And the timing is
important. So it 15 minutes of just a TV show, with the sound
off 15 minutes with a news program with the sound off and
then he asked him to watch the television for 30 minutes, with
it being the entire television being off. And a couple of
things became apparent in the discussion that ensued. The
children were outraged. Obvious for obvious reason, they were
outraged that they were made to sit in front of a black screen a
box essentially, for 30 minutes without anything coming out.
They thought it was stupid, that you wasted my time with this.
This is nuts. Of course, after some discussion, they all
realize that they probably waste their time. 30 minutes is wasted
all all all kinds of places in the day. But the conclusion is
that if this thing does not entertain you, then you get
pissed off at it. So without the sound on it's annoying. If on a
TV show without the sound on a news program, it's annoying but
man is really annoying when the it's just about arcs because we
are transformed into and this is not new. We are transformed into
an alpha state when we're watching television. And that
was the second part of his conclusion is he made all the
kids and part of the experiment he made all the kids count the
technical events during any television program in any news
program. And technical events are assumed that's a technical
event. It's not something that you that your eyes don't zoom
in, in real life, your eyes, you don't also jump from one side of
the person to the other, while you're listening to them speak,
that is all technical events, something is being built in. And
you are creating the bridge in your mind. You think you're
commonly watching television, but you're not your mind is
racing, and is creating all the images you need between those
shots between the Zooms between the interior, then we're
exterior were at the airport when a different country, your
mind is building that story. And we've been trained older people
more than young, but they have different issues we've been
trained to go into this alpha state, to and we are a call we
are people of storytellers, we love a story. And stories are is
how everything is communicated these look how the kids in
cages, you build a story, you promote the story. And people
fill in all of the blanks. So this is a fantastic state for
you to be in for advertising, particularly if it's a little
bit coordinated with whatever you're watching. Almost as an
aside, what is interesting about television news, if you're
talking about the talking heads on the news channel, there are
very few technical events. Sure, they go to a videotape, and then
there's someone standing up there, and then they switch to a
package. But it's intentionally done that way. Because then it
feels more real Oh, this is reality. This is this is not
some show that I'm watching where I'm bouncing around. This
is a this is a reality taking place, I better be at pay
attention. And you're put it your the world is, in essence
condensed down to almost no technical events. But you're
still building these stories. So that's the essence of of that
experiment. But what I've been noticing, and with women in
particular, Instagram, and it started with Tina, and she, you
know, she, she scrolls through her Instagram on her iPad, and I
say Oh, who's that? I'm seeing like, some dude, like, Oh, who's
that due to the following on Instagram? Oh, who's that hottie
your follow girl, you're following on Instagram, say, oh,
no, this guy, his family, and they've got a kid and the kid
is, is doing this. And you know, she has this entire story built
and she follows these people's lives based upon pictures, which
we all know, of course, you know that she knows it too. I mean,
on the intellectual level, these these pictures, and I'm not
singling her out. It's just I think this is really what's how,
why Instagram is so incredibly popular. Just based upon
pictures, which are, you know, ginned up, posed, filtered, etc.
looks fantastic. Her mind is creating the story. Now, the guy
who is has the kid and it's great, and it just got a puppy
and everything's and he may be beating his wife behind the
scenes, we don't know. Because no, seriously, she's building a
story. And it's and it's not celebrities, it really isn't.
It's not, you know, someone who does yoga, someone who cooks in
a certain way, you know, they follow the hashtags, but they
build these stories in their mind. And that's where we are
today. Where, and we're very feeble, we're not really all
that great at it just yet, but the the alpha state that in this
experiment in the Zen TV experiment you're in, when
you're watching television, that is the same state you're in when
you're looking at your phone, your smartphone. And that is why
people look like zombies. Just when you're watching TV with the
family and your friends, no borders, no nations, no friends,
if you have any left, look to the left and the right, while
you're watching something on television, it is the same look
people have when they're looking at their phones, but the
stories, the gaps, video of really it works, but it's really
not working as well as the singular pictures. And we are
building these narratives in our mind in between all of the
pictures. So when you get these little elements, kids crying,
it's not even a picture. It's just audio, kids crying, you see
cage, you see all these different things. The narrative
that is built in your mind when you're in that alpha state, that
is what's being manipulated, and it's being done very sometimes
not even that suddenly, but we are shit at it. We don't know
how to control our thoughts. It is so easy to manipulate people
in that moment. And that is where I think we're in a very
dangerous place. Because we're not aware of what's happening.
We are literally in a trance when we're on social media and
interacting in a social context on our smartphones. So we need
to come up With the new version of then, you know, the Zenfone
experiment or something so we can help people understand
exactly what's going on. It's also great for if we, if we were
smart enough, we could figure out how to really manipulate
people into listening to the show. But yeah, I think that's
the direction we should go. That's what you're talking
about. Like, like,
I'd like to use this knowledge to save
you. I want to save mankind. No, not a lot of difference between
the baby The baby's crying, and that video clip and the old time
radio, where there was the theater of the mind, and you do
the same thing. This is not a new phenomenon.
I mean, no, no, no, but what's new? No, no, but hold on before
you go there. What's new? Is our remember, if it's not
entertaining you you're pissed off. So when you're looking at
this phone at WHERE'S MY FUCKING entertainment, I mean, my my
alpha state, I'm ready to be entertained. This is a funny
meme. Oh, I'm entertained, what someone's saying something I
don't like you get pissed off. And this is where the binge
culture comes from, to John, like cereal is a perfect
example. We want to hear a story we've been trained into
listening and believing stories. With the same words, you build
two different movies in your head.
Well, again, serial is a throwback to the 30 Sure. Audio,
storytelling. It's just modernized it but it's the same
thing. It's the theater of the mind. I don't again, I think
this is something that we've been doing for a while and
people do like stories that is a known fact amongst sales folk,
that you really your best way to selling someone is to do it
through storytelling,
while our own our own show you come for the deconstruction you
stay for the stories I'm sure. Could be. And I'm only pointing
this out for the good for the mental health of our own
producers. I'm not trying to say, I'm not trying to save the
world.
No, yes. But again, they do have these phones, they do watch
television, and they do go into whatever state alpha state.
Firstly, don't get mad when I'm watching somebody that's not
entertaining. I understand
the difference between the radio plays and television which have
been going on forever, is now everyone this month, the stories
are rampid. There's many more stories. And people this is why
I still feel you know, all these mergers, the content that people
are creating for television, of course, there's always going to
be a demand for that. But the real fun is people looking into
these black mirrors, I'll just use it and creating the story in
their head. It's it's it's a modern phenomenon. It is. It is
different than anything we've seen before when it comes to
just creating a story based upon images. In serialized fashion,
actually, I should say. And it's not celebrities, it's not going
to come from from Hollywood. I don't think long term this is
not tomorrow, but long term.
I disagree. Okay. Because I think celebrities are designed
for this, to maximize this. And to exploit it more than normal
people. And I think celebrities will always be if you just look
at the numbers on Instagram, you look at the followers for any
border live seen celebrities I get here's if something irks me,
I'm on Twitter, I'm going through you know, I'm seeing
somebody saying something, so I check them out. And it's I never
heard of this person. I don't know what she or he does. And
usually it's as often as she She's all dolled up in her
little photo there. And I look over she's got 5 million
followers. So I look what is she doing? She said then she has
something she's does, you know, she's an aerobics instructor or
something. And it's what it is just a nice day. Every once in
awhile. I gotta, I gotta check around I see another nouveau
celebrity. They're celebrities and they're exploiting it.
They're doing it on purpose. Because there are people that
could be actual celebrities. I
should. I should preface as Yeah, mainstream celebrities,
Hollywood celebrities that just do this. You're making my point
for me. It's the yoga instructor
that has she's not just a yoga instructor. She's on YouTube.
Yeah, but that's not a Hollywood celebrity.
It's, I don't see the difference. Okay.
It doesn't matter. I just want to get that out. And then I will
close out the OTG segment with a native ad about not for us, but
a native ad that I'm sure ran everywhere across the country.
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everywhere from the living room to the kitchen to the fastest
growing electronic device on the market right now. Alexa, turn on
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is partnering with Marriott Westin aloft and St. Regis
hotels, which did you don't think that's an add do you
gather have more than 1 million hotel rooms around the world?
This was the today's show I might point out.
It's called Alexa for hospitality. Alexa, what can I
do around here, guests can ask the smart speaker to order room
service. Call housekeeping and make restaurant reservations
without picking up the phone stop.
Or play the whole thing. Take notes and now bitch late now go
ahead, bitch. It's like, Wait a minute. So instead of me dialing
42 Yes, room service hello and saying I'd like to get a burger
with this. What do you What kind of burger you I want to what do
you want to wear? Well done, they asked me questions because
they want to get it low, right? Instead, I use the same wordage
to Alexa. And then leave it up to the what? The gods of chance
that I get the right burger. What idiot will do that when you
can just do it. You still don't have to say the words. I like
that order a burger and a glass of wine and some french fries.
And I need to do some this and that you have to tell Alexa,
that you want us to tell the cut out the middleman. That's,
well, it's an ad. But there's there's there's more creepiness
to it than that. Of course,
the rest and I got one last complaint room service,
call housekeeping and make restaurant reservations without
picking up the phone. It kind of shows that we're our world is
evolving. So I think it'd be a good idea. It's a really good
idea I will be kind of weird. In a hotel, you always have
somebody listening watching. That could
be a little concerning.
In response to customer worries. Amazon says hotel guests will
choose whether they'll share a room with Alexa, guests can ask
for the Echo to be taken out of the room. The company also says
hotels cannot access your voice recordings. And no personal
information needs to be shared with the echo in order to use
it. What should families know to take any precautions to protect
their privacy.
But if they don't want the device to be listening to them,
there is a button on it that they can use, you know to
silence it and to make sure it's not listening to you this world
order and these devices are going to follow us wherever we
go now.
I love that this is the new world order. And these devices
are going to follow us wherever we go. That's right.
There is a button on it that they can use, you know to
silence it and to make sure it's not listening to you. This is
the new world order. And these devices are going to follow us
wherever we go. Now if we're on vacation or maybe at the office
and certainly at home.
You thought the Bilderberg Group was bad. Joe
a lot of us have one of these already in our houses is it kind
of keeping a record of all the things we asked for?
Well, that's right, the echo does record your commands and
questions even in a hotel room but Amazon is telling us that it
will actually delete those at the end of every single day even
if you're saying multiple nights but we've got Alexa on mute here
but I want to show you a little bit more of what she can do.
We're gonna unmute the button social start listening here.
Alexa once the pool open
the swimming pool is open from 6am to 11pm Wow
all right so she can answer a whole bunch of different
actually come into a hotel chain later this year guys can you
order some fries fried This is brand
new All right well here I got a story. So I decided I'm gonna
get an Alexis so I get it shipped it comes into the house
I put it up I hook it up and do everything I need to get it all
set up. And I say Alexa, turn on the lights right nothing
happened. So I sent it back
that happened to you.
I said to Alexa, turn on the lights didn't turn on anything
good is it crap this is bullcrap. You can't tell him to
turn on the lights because they can't do it and you
need to have all the light gear what it too funny man you're
funny. Anyway, before we go into our shortened break I did want
to tell you that I'm reaching singularity bro
oh well didn't play grandma's house ISO
involves a trip to grandma's house.
Is that I going
to grandma's house.
I'm reaching singularity.
Yeah, we're involves a trip to grandma's house.
I I forgot to mention on the last show that I went to Costco
when we were talking about that I would go to Costco. Yeah,
yeah, Costco you find what you hated Costco. Yep. To an extreme
for you. did reasonably light because it wouldn't take your
money. Yes.
And I went to Costco had a very enjoyable experience with the
crew there and it was mainly enjoyed Tina dancing through the
aisles. She's always wanted to go to Costco. She used to be a
big Costco member. And I was there for the hearing
aids to isolate you need a hearing aid? Yeah, well, I
didn't know if I did. And I went to the date everyone that who
emailed me I, I got a couple of us saying you really need to
have a professional audiologist look at your ears or check you
out, which is Costco provides that obviously. But everyone's
at Costco is the place to go Costco hearing aids are the best
that the cheapest, it's the way to go. But when I said okay, I'd
love to make an appointment to say, well, we don't have one
till the end of July. Actually, yeah, like 26th of July. Okay,
I'll take whatever you got it but, you know, I can certainly
get an audiologist report from somewhere else. And no, no, we
don't accept that. So flag number one, which I'll come back
to later I despise that. So it's like opticians, they always try
to trick you in to take the glaucoma test. You don't need
that, like all you really need that. No, I don't there's no law
that says you got to do that. Just give me some eyeglasses. I
really don't like the rip off. But I you know, not only just
for the show, but for myself as well. I made an appointment with
the Texas Hearing Center and I went to have my ears tested with
the with the audiologist and the way the I've learned a lot about
this industry. Audiologists
Did you talk to the audiologist about this Costco thing, were
they Yeah, man that did? Yes.
Yeah. Oh, it's going well, about the industry itself. It's
audiologists are mainly women. And I and Dr. Amanda, I said,
you know, why do I see women everywhere who audiologists?
Well, it's actually the perfect combination of you're not a
medical doctor. It's like an optician, you do have to get a
certified for it. You take a test, you get a diploma to hang
on the wall. But it's it's working with people and very
flexible hours and you make decent money. I'm saying okay,
it's and a lot of women fit into that category. She says, was
that interesting? I talked about the Costco thing. So yeah, you
know, you'll you'll learn a lot about, you know, the prices and
you people are charging 567 $1,000 For newfangled
devices, totally crap. And then we went into the little booth
for my test. And, you know, I go through the whole thing with the
warbles and can you hear these conversations and, and etc, etc.
And I had spoken with the doctor before I said, my main thing is
my headphones are super loud, they go to 11, I have an
amplifier after the output just to crank it up even more. I have
problem hearing. I'm always saying what I'm always saying,
hey, you know what, excuse me? Pardon me? Could you say that
again? Sorry, don't didn't hear you. And I'm annoyed by myself.
And I would hate to be in a situation to a certain point
where I'm like, I didn't hear it, but I'll just ignore it.
And the next thing you know, you'll be wearing a puffy shirt
on some television show and
the frilly shirt. So it is it's not uncommon for people who have
hearing issues to fall into isolation and depression etc.
And she said, Oh, let me guess. problem hearing female voices
and children. I said, I'm by children, but female voice Yeah,
it's my girlfriend. I'm having a hard time hearing her. She said,
Well, that's the frequency range, etc. So we do the test.
And then we sit down after the test. Here's what you do not
want to hear your audiologist say, Oh, that's a tough loss.
I'm like what? Yes, that's a tough one, too. What are you
talking about? Well, you have a genetic issue. Oh, I'm sorry, a
genetic issue. Because look at your chart. And I'm looking at
it right now. It goes from 250 Hertz to eight kilohertz. And
she says what is fast and so it's really a half moon dip from
the 250, which is at the healthy level for a man of 20. Nice, it
dips all the way down into the unjust all I mean, it falls down
immediately into this curve.
Sounds like a bad microphone curve.
It's the inverse of what you have what you'd want. Actually,
it's, it's it's kind of how my EQ settings would be. When I'm
listening to the radio, where you have the highs up a little
bit. Yeah,
boost in the middle all the time. I'm always what accounts
for the good sound you create.
Yes, yes. And yes. Also the high end eight kilohertz perfect. 20
year old she's I don't know, because I explained this to look
when I was in the 80s. I started in radio and was working for the
government station, and they had everyone's ears tested that was
part of the government regulation for on air
presenters, and they said to me, bro, you keep this up, then
you're gonna be death. You're gonna have problems later on.
And I said, and here I am. And this is why I'm in your office.
And I fully expect that's what happened. She said no, they
said, it's very interesting the something in your genetic
disposition that has protected the areas where most people run
into trouble, the lows and the highs. So if you have exactly
the opposite, where the lows and the highs are fine, but your
mids at everything from me right after the 300 hertz, boom, it
goes down the IT 1500 hertz is flatlines than 2000 has a little
up little dip right and right in the middle of the spectrum, and
then 3k It's flatlined again, and then starts to go up to it
to the 8000 hertz, and that's where it's perfect. He said, and
what's happened now is, in general, people's hearing goes
down with age, and the stuff that was already because you
would expect you'd normally have kind of a flattish line, you
know, all these frequencies register. But because they were
already so low to begin with. Now, they have dipped below,
where you can hear things properly, it says you have,
you're basically hearing lows and highs and you're losing the
rest of the spectrum. And the reason why you have your
headphones crank so loud, is because you then get those lows
that those mids they hit a level where you're registering them
again. And it's what I enjoyed so much about this is an
audiologist is someone who understands sound, I can never I
can talk to you about this. This is great, because but this is
tough loss because hearing aids are not made for this particular
issue. We're going to have to customize. Yeah, yeah. But now
this is changing. No, no, no, I will have to go to a multitrack.
In fact, I've had a demo unit since I since I did this, you
have to go to a multi channel and and she sets it up. So this
has 15 channels, then these are off frequency ranges. And not
only can you boost or, or decrease each individual
channel, you can also set the compression on each frequency
compression. My middle name, Adam C curry, the C stands for
compression. So we start tweaking this. And I I I am
blown away. I don't want to take them off when I go to bed. It's
like wearing my podcast rig 24 hours a day. It is phenomenal.
It's also a guy who's kind of hearing everything for the first
time. But I and of course now I want to go in and tweak
everything. And you know the whole we have an app and it's
like oh yeah, bass, mid treble Thanks, that's not going to
help. I need to get into the guts of this thing. And I mean,
it is fantastic. But I need to tweak stuff. For instance, I pee
really loud, at least in my ears. It's like It's like
Niagara waterfall. You know, it's just crazy. I hear you
know, the certain tones that just slam out at me. But man,
even if you don't have a hearing problem, the idea that you can
customize your this is where the singularity common comes from
you can you can customize it is is an experience that I hope
everyone had, I don't want I don't wish you hearing loss, but
to be able to tweak this knife. So then I go looking around, I'm
like I need to program this. So I have the the ones that hook
over your ear. They're quite small. Actually, the why Dex is
the ones that I'm testing out wi d x. So there's a little unit
goes behind the ear and then as a wire and then the actual
speaker unit is in your ear canal. And it's virtually
invisible that especially way my hair is over the it's just the
top of the year so you don't see it. But I want to be able to
customize it. And of course that software then you have to have
an induction loop and there's all kinds of crazy ways to do
it. That is only for audiologist. So I'm looking
around I'm experimenting by the way they also have Bluetooth. So
if you play something that's Bluetooth connected, and the
iPhone, which I don't want to carry around, has a whole
hearing aids section. And so you know, if your iPhone was in
isn't within reach, and you press play, all of a sudden, you
hear what you hear the sound deep embedded in your ear. You
never put headphones on or earphones on and yet you can
still hear the room sound it's very bizarre effect. When I go
looking for how to program these things, and these these devices,
they don't cost more than 20 bucks to make. Alibaba is filled
with them. 3048 channels, all kinds of crazy Of course you
have to order 10,000 of them, but they're looking at three to
$5 There's a huge order numbers, this is a scam of epic
proportions. She's looking at $2,800 for it, which is much
cheaper than multi channels I've seen but then I look at Costco,
they've got 48 channels for $1,700. But they're making super
bank on this. And I think it's just fascinating. How you know,
the DSP has now been put in your ears. And you can really, I
mean, you, you can control each microphone individually has
little mini mini array on it. And so you could be sitting in a
restaurant you can I just want to tune in to what's happening,
I want bionic hearing is what I want. And I can tell you, it is
fantastic. I should have done this much, much earlier. And I
am I am damaged though I am a damaged individual, I should
start a Patreon because I have a genetic disposition. And it does
not work with the headphones. That they think
that the idea of getting a just a layman not people with bad
hearing. But what you suggest which is getting a new set of
these and putting in your ear because this kids love this. I
remember when I was a kid, they used to have shotgun mics and
big ones they use on sports channels where you would have a
football game, there's a guy with this big, huge orangish
with a mic in the middle. Yeah. And you can hear the
quarterback, you know, the grunting and but the idea of
having these things in, in a restaurant and you're I guess,
spook bet you they use these things. And you're you got a
conversation to just two tables down and you want to just tune
into that. Yep, you tune in tune everything else out. You could
probably do it.
And now last night. It's like, we turn the TV up just a little
bit. I mean, wow, did we go from one end of the spectrum to the
other people like it's really loud. Adam, could you turn the
TV down just a little bit, you know, at least his banging on
the walls are like too loud. And now they can't hear it. And I'm
sitting there. Just perfect. I hear it perfectly. Please. Can
we turn it up just a little bit? It's, it's really a phenomenal
experience.
How long it had been having these things in your ear? I went
Tuesday. Yeah, so Tuesday afternoon to this morning. And
yeah, I've forgotten that they're on. And you know, it has
a cool little voice if you if you long press the button behind
you, Eric goes party mode. versus my favorite party mode.
It has Music Mode, little little Google a woman talking to you
where you can also configure different voice, but it's all
it's all one chip. It's all based on one chip, or any of
those different versions of the chip. And that's just
miniaturization specific
chip are we talking about here maybe there's an investment
opportunity.
That's it You know, I DSP chips are a dime a dozen. There's so
many of them. When I was doing the podcast or Pro I learned all
about this stuff I know how to program them to you can
basically program them with Arduino code. But you got to
have the interfaces and all that stuff. And I've only just
started researching but I'd love to be able to find something
that is not 1000s of dollars. That gives me complete control
over especially the compression and each individual channel is
just it's fascinating.
Okay, well that's the end of our show today.
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If the show's going down, is going down off the grid.
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Yeah, good Jordan Peterson saying I always listen to the no
agenda show. And haven't do it with a British accent too.
That'd be very funny. We also I believe this may be one of the
first I could be wrong. We have an Israel meetup planned. Very
good. I'm happy you guys are taking the last connections
advice and getting together. Sorry.
In charge of that, Brian?
Yes, sir. Brian of London Tuesday, the 26th of June. So
that's coming up 6pm At and this is one of my favorite whenever
I'm whenever I'm in Tel Aviv. I go to the dancing camel. That
dancing camp said more side headquarters a
strip club. I don't know the dancing camel in Tel Aviv, the
Tuesday June 26 6pm. Free Speech event. And he says he will be
talking as Sir Brian will be talking about Tommy Robinson.
But he says it'll be worth a no budget. Oh, I guess he's already
there talking about Tommy Robinson and he wants people to
come to he's promoting his event. Now. I get it.
Meetup is good. If he can do that. No, fine. Yeah,
but he's he's promoting his free speech event.
That's okay. He will Tom Yeah, it's Tommy Robbie. We don't
cover it much in the show because it's been blacked out.
Yeah, well, it's something very fishy about it.
Yeah, there's a lot of fish in this but actually Sir Brian of
London does regular YouTube updates about Tommy Robinson
he's got a lot of inside scoop is very interesting. You can
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Here's another thing for the social justice warriors. I want
to get these clips out of the way. They have no running water
one
involves a trip to Grandma's house,
and planning to look into getting a porta potty or a Porto
outhouse. As for the shower and the bath. I can't really do
anything unless I have a main water line until I have a septic
service and all of that. But like I said, I can't get that.
Due to a long waiting list. getting connected to the main
water line could take up to 15 years, and it will cost more
than $12,000. Although dissenting works full time piped
in water is a luxury she cannot afford
for a long time. We've told those people just wait
infrastructure will catch up with you. Well, infrastructure
is not coming. Where was this? Well,
that's the question what third world country? Well, we're all
concerned about babies being taken away from their mothers.
What third world country? Is this taking place in? Oh,
that's easy, New Jersey.
Well play the rest of it.
GEORGE McGraw founded a group called dig deep that used to
work on water projects in Africa, but is now directing its
efforts to help some of the 2 million people in this country,
like the percent of family who lack access to clean water and
sanitation.
When the backhoe is active, everyone needs to have a hard
hat on
if you've got includes 18,000 homes in the Navajo Nation.
wells are not an option for most homeowners. They're deep
expensive, and there's no guarantee of clean water.
Wow. Yeah. Wasn't quite New Jersey, but now who cares? Who
cares? We don't care about that. There's no votes there. Yeah,
there's no votes or any no votes. Has nothing extra. No
Benny's Oh gives a crap. Story distressing Hey, did you hear
Meghan Marcos Dad
Oh, you know I saw this the headline I saw that it was like
a clickbait headline about it. Total clickbait never Yeah,
clickbait and I never clickbait it. I was often dosto research
and something else that I forgot all about it until now that you
mentioned. Oh,
I'll click clickbait. Yeah, and I'm gonna pay it off right here.
This is Megan Merkel Merkel's day.
They also apparently talked about American politics and
President Trump
Card conversation was I was complaining I didn't like Donald
Trump. He said give Donald Trump a chance. I sort of disagreed
with that. But I still carry you know, that was his politics. I
have my politics
or sounds like a rift in the family. And of course that is
spun by dimension a as to Trump's party's on in Maga.
Going to this case, it will be mega well make England good
again.
Here's a Trump report. Do I want to have him that big done this
Trump this Trump guy we talked about him too much. Here's the
Trump California hungry report.
And in the days other news, the Trump administration urged a
federal judge in Sacramento to block three California laws that
protect undocumented immigrants. Among other things. The laws bar
police from giving out information on people in jail
and ban immigration officials from entering work sites without
a warrant. The immigration issue is roiling the European Union as
well and today Hungary intensified its crackdown.
Lawmakers there amended the constitution to say what they
call alien population cannot be settled in Hungary vote came on
World Refugee Day. Like the
timing is everything isn't as great
yet they get to Clooney clips ready because I like to know as
we as we talk about there's water Nice. Navajos need water.
There's all these issues going on in the country. No one none
of these social justice warriors care much about they'd rather be
harassing that poor Christian woman at the at the restaurant.
And what about Clooney you get some good little distraction?
Yeah, really?
Where is cloning?
What's going on in South Sudan? If dead Clooney should be
fixing? Yeah, once
he got married, it was all over with him. It was just gone.
Well, how about this one drunk, drunk or not drunk?
Oh, here's why. Let's play the South Sudan clip. Oh, you
have a South Sudan clip. I'm sorry, I didn't realize you had.
The Civil War in South Sudan has created Africa's worst refugee
crisis in a quarter century. Today, the President and the
leader of the opposition met for the first time in nearly two
years. The talks took place in nearby Ethiopia amid
international efforts to negotiate an end to the five
year conflict.
Oh, please, unless there's children in cages, who cares?
I just found that to be distressing, not even to mention
the Yemen's stuff.
Dad. Well, let's see I had something. Here's my European
clip for today. Juncker young, John Claude Juncker Juncker the
drunker was
drunk or the drunk or not drunk. Yeah, I'm
not gonna do the jingle because he's drunk. But he goes to Irish
parliament, that government he's, I guess, his parliament.
And he has some speech. I'm sure it's some Euro Raha vs. And he's
drunk. But he plays it off as if he's not drunk best ever.
Mr. Mr. Speaker,
TGC he kind of wobbled on to the stage, and he had to get up on
the podium. And so it was like kind of wobbling a little bit
because he's drunk.
Mr. Mr. Speaker, members, I have some difficulties to work. I've
not done live as if I would prefer to be drunk.
So he says, I have sciatica. I'm not drunk. I would prefer to be
drunk. Perfect. He would. He was. He was
good. He likes to be drunk. It's just the way he is. Yeah, it's
okay.
As long as you don't try to eat you'll get drunk or just don't
try to run anything but okay, he's doing that. And the
national academies are all on board with you, John. National
Academies. What are the national academies are they're a big
deal, aren't they? Are they government National
Academies? Yes. Yeah, there were big dealer, the National
Academies.
They were what are they? Who runs them? What is the National
Academy?
They're run by boards of directors. Okay,
this is a government thing.
I don't know. And they make me look it up.
Oh, I'm sorry. Well,
it's okay. I need to I should know this. You're right. It's
just like you're making me look like a moron. And I'm
no I'm not trying. Not making you look like a moron. Your your
your flute playing. That's what
the line is you missed the line. You're doing a fine job on your
own.
Ah, yes, I messed it up, I'm sorry. While you're looking that
up, this is a report. It's their own video from the National
Academies. Hashtag science to
as a country, we have woken up to the ways women's lives are
impacted by sexual harassment. The time has come to focus on
academic institutions, especially in male dominated
fields like science, engineering, and medicine.
Together, we can do better by creating a climate that
discourages all forms of sexual harassment, including sexual
coercion, unwanted sexual attention, and gender
harassment. Research shows that we must do more than attend
occasional training sessions and review vague policies and
procedures. Here is what we need to do. One, integrate values
into the system. Policies and procedures must embody the
institutional values of diversity, inclusion, and
respect, especially for hiring, promotion, and tenure decision
making to change the power dynamics. With funding research,
focus and professional reputation wrapped up in a
single advisor trainee relationship, the potential for
abuse is too high. institutions need to defuse these
dependencies by encouraging advisor networks and provide
independent funding so students and trainees have options. Three
support targets of sexual harassment. Many women don't
report sexual harassment because they fear it will hurt them in
their careers. And it does. Institutions must do more to
support targets by providing alternative ways to access
support services, record information about an incident
and report an incident without fear of retaliation for improved
transparency and accountability, while still respecting people's
privacy institutions need To make their communities aware of
the consequences sexual harassers will face and
demonstrate that the institution investigates incidents and holds
people accountable. Now is the time for institutions to take
action. We can prevent sexual harassment.
National Academies and the National Academy of Science in
particular as the first one was established in 1863, by an act
of Congress signed by President Lincoln as a private, non
governmental institution to advise the nation on issues
related to science and technology. Oh, members are
elected by their peers for outstanding contributions to
research. Marcia MC nut, who I believe is a Democrat is the
president and then the the National Academy of Engineering
the National Academy of Medicine altogether. They formed the
National Academies. Oh,
okay dealing with her. Well, the
NGO this government approved NGO, I was like a propaganda
operational This is
the going after science, science and academics was going after
them while going after the men.
Oh, yeah, they're going after the man. What
do you mean the going?
war on men? war on men?
science, engineering and medicine. I thought it was going
to be stem, you know, science engineer at SEM. That's not a
good one. How about science, engineering, medicine,
electronics and networking. That would be a better acronym. But
who am I? I have two more clips. You got anything you want to get
out of the way?
Well, let's see what we got. I got a lot of clips. But also
I should mention two things one, European Parliament has approved
to go to vote on the copyright bill. So that's moving forward
where everything has to be pre filtered. You can't use anything
that you know there's a link tax for news organizations and these
Yeah, that's a good one. These people are so dumb. They're out
of control. It's completely unenforceable and stupid. And it
is it's just dumb. And it looks like hag struck again. The
Hillary assassination group who had they kill FBI Agent David
Reiner. In a apparent murder suicide my favorite. Upon
arrival, police found David Rayner with multiple stab wounds
and apparent self inflicted gunshot wound on a fissure was
found with a parent stab wounds. Both are pronounced dead at the
scene. That is an obvious murder suicide.
You got to do a Clinton. Oh,
because you didn't let me finish to it. He was expected to
testify about Hillary Clinton's dealings in the Obama
administration cut helping to cover up the Fast and Furious
scandal. Oh. So just before he testifies now I don't have 100%
verifiable proof that's people like to write that guy in Haiti
about to testify about the children being abused by the
Clintons died suicide? I don't know. But regardless, an FBI
agent in that type of violent murder suicide is noteworthy and
we haven't seen much about it. No, of course not. If anything,
Mandalay Bay Hotel where Steven paddock was the shooter, the
Vegas massacre watermain bursts and 1000s of gallons of water
rushing through the ceiling into the lobby. Yeah, sounds good way
to cover up some evidence if something was good if there was
anything that needed covering up Yeah, that would do it.
Definitely an issue. And I had a question. I don't really have
World Cup fever. Because there's just too much stuff going on and
World Cup C verb. Is the UK still in?
I think they I think they are I think they won some matches
weren't expected to win.
Looking at the troll room if they're still in because from a
geopolitical standpoint, it would be very interesting to
have a Brexit final. Eu right?
Yes. So we could hire onto something in
the UK. Now I was thinking initially UK Russia, but that's
just ridiculous. That's not
a that's not Brexit. No, it's not. It's not but that's that's
when Russia will get kicked out. It'll be. You could bet Well, US
Germany's not eliminated yet. So it could be UK, Germany, UK,
France.
I mean, England, Germany. Are you kidding me that I would have
the fever for that. That would be the quintessential Brexit
match.
Yeah. And you know who would win? Germany Of course. Of
course.
Of course, we know how that will determine shaft or not to be our
force to be reckoned with. But still, that would be beautiful.
I would if I was programming this thing, and someone is I
would go with that route.
I got one more clip that I can play. I got a couple of clips
but I did it can be moved but I do want to play this one I can
get to Let's Play the two clips I got one which is the
electrification of Norway is very interesting clip as I is
like they're really thinking that we can have passenger
flights passenger planes.
Battery operated. Yeah. Fantastic.
New battery powered plane is taken to the skies over Norway.
Oh, did they? Do they report in this one, the battery power
plane that just crashed and kill the two occupants? No, oh, Jake
was
part of the nation's bid to tackle climate change and air
pollution, or environment analyst Roger horrobin has been
to Norway to find out more
flying, the worst thing you're likely to do for the climate,
all those co2 emissions? Is this an answer? In Norway. The
pollution free plane powered by batteries. Getting into this
thing is a feat of
origami.
She's tiny but bigger electric planes are coming as technology
improves their quiet with no exhaust. Norway aims to have all
its short haul flights battery powered by 2040. Norway's boats
are going electric too as part of the battle against climate
change. This battery powered boat is faster than a normal
theory. With two big advantages to no exhaust No, no noise. The
batteries are hidden below decks. In future all Norway's
ferries will look like this. Norway's also subsidizing
electric cars,
cheaper to buy, to run and to maintain and good for the
environment.
No conventional cars will be sold in the country after 2025
That's way sooner than the 2040 date proposed by countries like
France and the UK. So well Norwegians environmental saints
No they're not. In winter they fly long haul for the sun. And
they're rich from oil and gas. The lead Norway setting on
electric transport is creating a real buzz turbine BBC News
I don't know if it was really that interesting. And then I got
both things well you probably is better to watch it a couple of
things is woman she just bought the electric cushions are
cheaper to buy to run and to maintain but just the sentence
couple sentences before that said that there were subsidized
by the government to buy them for free. Yeah. The whole thing
is a scam. Yeah. Okay, well, this will be this is this is
interesting. This is the drinking in cancer clip and then
I'm done with us tonight about alcohol and cancer. A new study
shows that the risk of cancer is actually lowest in light
drinkers. people consume between one and five drinks per week.
The risk is actually lower than those who rarely or never drink
at all.
Oh, man. Now what my ears are shot, my eyes are shot gonna get
cancer. You drink. I barely,
barely can barely hear the other collections of the drink.
And now I don't have not. It's true if whenever I collect
stuff, and I drink it all. Alright, you can choose I have a
kind of funny Obama, Obama clip or a Tucker Carlson being a
douchebag or someone was saying interesting clip.
I was at school was Obama.
Okay. This is from discovery. It's a podcast, which is always
our favorite. And discovered who owns discovery. I remember that
a while back, they were buying up a lot of stuff. They bought a
private
company. It's a is a traded stock. So it's not so as public
company. Yeah, I think so. Unless you're somebody else. So
it couldn't be some it's possible to go oh, wait
a minute. Oh, yes. I remember now. ediscovery. They have a big
they do a lot of reports and stuff for the government. i It's
not pertinent to this clip. But they have a podcast. I think
they bought a podcast company and they buy what's his face his
podcast company? I have no idea. It's discovery or someone bought
it. This is the podcast discover science. And there was an
interesting experiment that was done and for this to be
discovery was what made it that much funnier to me. With sheep
and President Obama,
just a couple of months ago, results were announced from a
facial recognition study involving Barack Obama. Good
evening, everybody. And some sheet
by the way, I didn't edit that. They had that's the way their
podcast
is put together, which I think Yeah, now I'm assuming it in its
sweetness. It's snappy though
I like it just a couple of months ago, results were
announced from a facial recognition study involving
Barack Obama. Good evening, everybody, and some sheep. And
this is the lead researcher neuroscientists Francisca know,
from the University of Cambridge,
one of our sheep would be called in, and it would then enter a
corridor that leads to two screens. And on those two
screens, two pictures would be coming up. So for example,
Barack Obama, Lawler great, versus a completely unfamiliar
and unrepeated face, and the sheep would have to make a
decision whether to go to the left screen or to the right
screen.
The sheep made their choice by touching the screen with their
nose. And if they chose a celebrity face, such as Barack
Obama, the clever sheep would be rewarded with a tasty treat
more.
Yes, we can. At the time where we were designing the study,
Obama was always in the news. And we really liked him. And we
really hope that our sheep would be clever enough to pick him.
And they were Yeah, they were. So we were very pleased with
him. How quick were the sheep
to recognize Barack Obama against someone else?
They were really quick, actually. So they learned within
four days of training,
Did this come as a bit of a surprise? Did you expect sheep
to be this good at it? Yes, we
were definitely surprised that they would pick it up that
quickly. Although this group of sheep that we used is a highly
trained group of sheep. And we've done quite a lot of
cognitive tests with them already. So we actually knew
that they are really smart, and they're really keen to learn new
things. And honestly speaking, they're really greedy, and they
just want to get the food. And that's why I think they're
responding in such large numbers.
Hold on a minute. A highly trained people shoot what sort
of like sheep ninjas?
Yes. Like sheep ninjas? No, not like
that. It's annoying me now. I just thought it was I thought it
was interesting that the sheep would go to Obama. It just there
was something poetic about it.
Was she can do facial recognition like most animals,
of course they can. And the ones that are really annoying are the
crows. You turn you get a
throws are smart animals.
They're very stupid on the bad side of a crow, a crow. You
know, like a crow, you know, like in the backyard or some
crows hanging around and they tell all their buddies and then
the next thing you know all the crows hate you.
For a Sunday show, I'm gonna move on once again. We do have
the edutainment feedback more of the Google taking over schools.
And there's a lot of stuff left over from today. And who knows
what will happen. It's it's a crazy time. Yeah, just make sure
that if you're an alpha state, try to try and be aware of what
you're doing is
good at play the jingle jab,
jab. Don't don't hold on a second. All right. What? What?
Excuse me, Adam. You know that douche bag with the spurtle
Well, he's Tesla's just caught fire at charging station and
they want us to evacuate the building.
I gotta go catch a plane gotta go gotta go gotta go.
An exception today I'm playing one mix that is not from one of
our own producers is from the Gregory Brothers. I put their
their mix in the show notes. It's that good. But it could
have easily been a no agenda producer who did it, though.
Thank you for that and April Kirby as well. And Mr. Chris
Wilson, and we return on Sunday with another edition another
episode of the Best podcast in universe just build the pictures
in between each show you'll be fine. Here to give you helpful
tips, life saving tips for your sanity. And I'm coming to you
from downtown Austin Texas Capitol the drone Star State in
the five by nine studio in the common law condo in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley Way find my Thorens turntable.
I'm John C. Dvorak
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