Well, the whole thing is depressing. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
Sunday, July 15 2018. This is your award winning get one
issued media assassination episode 1051. This is no agenda.
deconstructing struck and many other deep state douchebags and
broadcasting live from the Capitol drove Star state here in
downtown Austin tea house in the Columbia in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where they've given up on
recycling. And Jhansi, Dvorak. Buzzkill.
I just read an article today about how California is the
great hope of recycling.
The great hoax of recycling. I read it wrong.
I'm sorry, you read the same article? No. Oh, there was this.
I didn't save it because I'm like, alright, well, she
didn't save it fix the poop. And then I'll believe it cited. Yes.
That they can hit we're over recycling. Huh. Did little
plastic bags that they've you know, banded but they still
around and they use plastic bags? Yeah. They don't want him.
Wait, the recycle bags that the homeless people use to poop in?
Yeah. Oh, my goodness. You don't want them? No, you don't want
bubble wrap. You don't want that crap that Amazon stuffs in the
package that you pop the big giant Belews? Ha,
I can't find the story. I don't know where it was. And
they said no, no, we can't take it anymore. We don't know what
to do with this stuff they did. Anyway, what is it amount to? I
don't know what it was to base. What do you think's really
behind it? You send all of our crap everywhere to China,
Chinese.
The Chinese want to take out but we already discussed this.
Yeah, well, they made a big stink about it
literally. Ya know, the what I remember is our recycling is so
poor that the recycled material is too contaminated. The Chinese
don't want to deal with it.
That was the article. Yeah. Well, it was contaminated. In
other words, they used to have a broader, like, you know, if
there's a little dirt in a bag or something they didn't. Now it
has to be something like 99% or night not not hot. Not that high
like 90%. Right? pristine, but we can't seem to deliver that.
Okay, well,
I'm sorry, I can't warn you enough. But we do need you there
on the scene boots on the ground as the ship sinks. That is kind
of important for you to stay in California.
So they're putting all these displays in the dump. Way used
to doing
the good old days. Nice. Well, before we get underway here
today, I think that anyone listening to this program would
realize that this would be a very important show important
episode, in light of the enormous amount of energy spent
on going through nine hours of FBI testimony. Now, which
anything that involves C span is always a lot of work. And that
came in Thursday. You know, a lot of things that we need to
look at with a lot of hate towards the US from the UK just
a lot to do. I think it was obvious and important show.
Would you agree? No.
But I only say that just to be a dick country. Just like the UK.
There you see those photos in the newsletter.
You're gonna you're not gonna let me finish my statement
because I'm a little pissed off. Okay, the support we got for
this show. I have other things to do with my life. Oh, yeah.
I'm telling you, right now. I'm serious. Why don't we just take
the summer off? Let's just take the summer off.
This is ridiculous. It'd be a bad idea.
Okay, I just need to get it out of my system, because it's just
gonna sit there festering, because I'm pissed about it.
Yeah, everybody. Oh, can't wait for the analysis. Oh, it's gonna
be great. Joe. What, like 30 people maybe donated total,
including under 50. Come on. Alright, I'm done. Yes. I saw
the pictures in the newsletter.
That the pictures in the newsletter would get us more
donations than it did. Yeah. You know, is that are they pictures?
Maybe the pictures was so depressing. That I mean, it's,
well, they will be deterred. Possibly we did get a nasty note
from some guy that should read it.
Now let's just explain what we're talking about here. You
know, this. There were protests in the United Kingdom as the
president was there, the United States president and the
protests were all about how Trump is horrible. He's a
dick Shitler was
a new jingle for this. This is here's a short Trump rotation.
Searchers homophobic germaphobe Islamophobic
now named the voice that's Hillary. Zombie. That's Hillary
As Hillary, Hillary, Hillary slowed completely, Hillary
slowed down. That
way, I want you to remember what that I mean, what can you play
sped up the regular speed? No, I can't. Well, then a that's
Hillary. But what did Hillary actually say? Compared to what
did she do after the election? I got a clip. The Hillary
concession are the archive clip play.
I congratulated Donald Trump and offered to work with him on
behalf of our country. Donald Trump is going
to be our president.
Oh, she offered doesn't mean she meant it sincerely. He just an
offer. That's just words.
She offered to work with him. But what did she do instead?
worked against against him? Yes. Well, she offered doesn't have a
fantastic American she is. Yes. Yeah.
So the President's over there in the UK. And he's
before he goes there, I just want to make that final comment
about those pictures that are in the newsletter. Yes. Which is
nobody in the main mainstream media over here showed any of
this they short she did the demonstration which was massive.
Yeah, they pretty much only showed the the blimp the blimp
is a big word, the pathetic balloon,
the balloon, and that was pretty funny. But they didn't show any
of the demonstrations which were extremely rude. Very unbridged
seems to me.
I saw signs, you know, Americans in the UK, you know, so there
was a bunch of expats doing this as well, of course, have to
endure have to endure constant needling while you live there. I
know I have British friends. And when I talk to them, it's like,
oh, well, your guy Trump.
Yeah.
There's a lot of that. So I'm sure they're sick of it. But you
know, taking it nice and the world Workers Party made all the
signs.
Well, a lot of them were made by them. But there was also a
liberal party made a lot of signs. There was just a lot of
nonsense going on. And it was should have been reported on it
didn't get reported. I wanted every course and I think you may
be here at one of the clips was was just it was glossed over
like, oh, there was a big protest, but it wasn't as big as
they'd hoped. And that was that that was the report. Well,
Part Part of the issue, although the protests went on long enough
for them to cover it. MSNBC, Andrea Mitchell had three
screens, because we had the president with the queen and of
course, he looked like a buffoon. He did it all wrong.
Didn't you know didn't do protocol turned his butt to the
Queen. I'm not sure what he did wrong. Then we had, yes. Then we
had the protests. And then we were all waiting for Rod
Rosenstein to come out with these fantastic indictments of
more Russians. And here's a clip of Andrea's hate
as we see the president leaving Windsor Castle so that was a
very abbreviated royal welcome. This is not at all of a state
visit the overnight the state dinner that the Obamas and other
presidents Ronald Reagan.
When I hear this I think what these people want is they want a
fairy tale. They want a fairy tale of oh there's the queen is
so romantic gets so old world it's a wonderful in the Obamas
knew how to do it right
audit Hall, the state visit the overnight state dinner that the
Obamas and other presidents Ronald Reagan and writers. He
was at Windsor, the Obamas were at Buckingham Palace, he had tea
with the queen. So we can say that there was a royal welcome.
But this is a direct result of his policies print his
pronouncements his violation of intelligence agreements by
announcing things about what happened in Manchester, other
offenses that have been made. And now again, with this visit,
again with this interview that he did,
I like this use of the word again. And Andrew Mitchell does
it a lot. But you'll hear it more and more in the M five and
lexicon again, which is now we can just concatenate everything
that has been said about Trump, the entire rotation just goes
into the word again. And again, he you see what he's done,
again,
Manchester, other offenses that have been made. And now again,
this visit, again, this interview that he did with the
British tabloid, which so offended and could be
undermining the picture. Theresa Mays Prime Ministership, we're
gonna have to leave it there. This has been a remarkable
splitscreen show three ways through London, and of course,
what's happening at Windsor, and, most importantly, in terms
of the American election process. What happened here with
Rod Rosen Stein's announcement.
Now Trump did an interview with the sun that is the British
tabloid she mentioned. And the interview was actually recorded
on tape. It wasn't just a printed interview, which made it
more interesting. For our show. Here is the offense that our
president made. And by the way, she's not my queen, I just want
people to know that,
if they do a deal like that, it will most likely because we'll
be dealing with the European Union, instead of dealing with
UK. So it will probably kill the deal with if they do that their
trade deal with us will probably not be made. What did you mean,
because we have enough difficulty with with the
European Union, you know, we are we're cracking down right now on
the European Union because they have not treated the United
States fairly on trade. Know if they do that, I would say that
would probably end a major trade relationship with the United
States. I actually told Theresa May how to do it, but she didn't
agree with she didn't listen to me. What did you say? She didn't
listen? No, I told her how to do it. I that will be up to her to
say, but I told her how to do it. She just she wants to go a
different route. So you would be prepared to walk away? If they
didn't give you the right terms? Oh, absolutely. I think what's
going on is very unfortunate. Too long. You know, deals that
take too long are never good ones. It's true. What did you
mean by that? He'll take so long. It's somehow they never
worked out very well. I did give Theresa who I like I did give
her my views on what she should do and how she should negotiate.
And she didn't follow those views. I would I would actually
say she probably went the opposite way. If you're really
lucky, she probably went the opposite way. And that's fine.
You know, she should negotiate the best way she knows how. But
it's it's too bad.
Oh so offensive. Oh, no. So offensive to say these things.
Ah, any any gave her a video. Here's how I would do it. And
she went the other way. Okay.
Yeah, the son made a mountain out of a molehill and everybody
got all bent out of shape. And then again, there was all these
crazy protesters, which were like completely unhinged. Yeah.
With all kinds of mixed messages, which I thought were
fascinating, personally, especially the Brexit stuff,
because there you can just see this as the everything buddy
that was in the street marching with Trump as a big piece of
poop with red hair. Every, every one of these people are not
they're all remainders. Well, but you know, I've never went to
London to do ABC reported that he went to London and they met
with the queen. But he didn't mention he met with the queen in
Windsor. Blenheim, the big castle that have his fancy
dinner Dinner that was with me and others. But she never went
to London.
He said in that same interview said I didn't go to London
because it didn't seem like people wanted to welcome me and
says, By the way, you're not doing this to Donald Trump.
You're doing this to the American people. You're being
rude. Which, again,
is why and why. And I mentioned this again in the newsletter,
which is why I believe they the mainstream media in the United
States did not play anything about the demonstration because
it would it would have gotten under the American skin. I mean,
yeah, even the people who hate Trump, we can hate Trump in our
country. But business of yours to hate him like this.
I'll tell you why not. Because this is the the remainers who
hate Trump. As you recall, Trump multiple times has said, Well,
you know, wouldn't be a good idea if you guys stay in the EU
because it's gonna be hard for us to do a deal. We're doing a
deal with the big block and then we can't do a deal with you.
He's friends with Nigel Farage, you know, he was like, Oh, he
was I can't wait, I hope that they the people of air of
England speak their mind and that they that they vote right
that was the day before Brexit. So of course he's complicit it
he did it. Try this is the great thing. People are blaming Brexit
on Trump.
Yes, they are. And he was very clear in the in the protests.
Yeah. So I understand what they're doing. They hate Brexit.
And Brexit is going to go down to defeat because Faraj took his
foot off the pedal by quitting. Yep. And I blame
Faraj. Yeah. Well, there was plenty of hate back here. If you
want to get into it. I have a multiparty from NPR which was
beyond typical for them. I guess the silence means
you're interested I'm all ears. Yeah, you're
interested. This is what I very interesting. Very interesting.
Well, NPR has still has credibility, certainly with
iconic credibility. Yeah, they got, even though their news
director was unceremoniously fired for being a douchebag in
the hashtag me to movement. Their news is still pretty good.
But listen to this is onpoint. And Michael Z did a bang up job
of helping me go, there was a very long episode, we cut it
down to just a couple of clips here, but it's the way they're
speaking. And there's multiple people in these clips, I'll try
and mention them by name. Multiple people who are using
existing but also new meme ology, I would call it and
trying to launch new memes, you know, because what do we have
now? Not? Not necessarily on his personal being but about what he
does? What do we have in the rotation? Oh, I
don't have the rotation in front of me. Oh,
wait, I do have a web page is a web page somewhere for this?
Oh, yeah. It's
electric weenie? Yeah. Okay. That's
cosmic we cosmic we,
I'm sorry, I should get these things. Right. Well, and it
doesn't matter. Here are a couple. And the the topics this
was really about Trump and the topics discussed in this were
his visit to the UK, NATO. And of course, his upcoming meeting
with Putin,
European leaders are finding that there is no way to really
understand this man, he is unpredictable to the point where
they have no faith or trust in Him. And I think it's forcing
them to consider whether there are alternatives to depending on
the United States, at least for the next two and a half years
whether they have to chart more of an independent course. I
don't think any of them really want to contemplate a closer
alignment. For instance, with China. The you know, our great
rival power, and certainly at this point, Russia is out of the
question. But they I think, feel like they can't depend on
America. They don't know what to expect. And this is a global
political crisis.
Lisa Lerer Do you think it's that serious, a global political
crisis? Or do you think people are just kind of listening to
the President and thinking, Well, you know, wait 15 minutes
and see what he says, Oh, no.
Oh, no, I think it's a global political crisis. I totally
agree with Michael,
it's a global political crisis. We
are witnessing John, unless somebody told us because we need
to know this for this show. By the way, the website is cosmic
weeny.com/trump Underline flaws dot htm. Exactly.
Love you, man. Thanks for keeping with our show format in
the style guide. That's very important. Here we go.
Bureaucrats around the world because of this global political
crisis don't know what to do.
And it's unclear. For those mid level bureaucrats, they don't
European bureaucrats. They don't know if what the US side is
telling them is true. If it's agreed to across the
administration, if those are promises that those that the US
side can keep and that makes getting anything done. basically
impossible, including sharing intelligence, which is a big
point of a lot of these alliances, a big piece of it,
right. So it's a it's this global disruption tour is a big
problem.
Global global disruption tour. Yes. Wow. I love that.
Isn't that good? The global disruption tour, he's coming
your way. And,
wow, that took a lot of nerve.
Ah, and now there's no bias. There was just NPR those guys
are on the up and up. The, in this next clip, there's a term
that is used a little differently in general, but they
they are using it here. And I want everyone to be on the
lookout for this because, you know, one of my favorite terms
was look out for someone talking about the New World Order. And
we have all kinds of variants. But in the past couple of days
since Trump went to the UK, I've been hearing the following Jack
Beatty.
What are you What do you think about this notion that the Trump
is Trump is basically talking to his folks back home and he's and
if a few foreign leaders are bruised in the process, so be
it.
I think that's partly true. He is talking to them. He's also
talking for Vladimir Putin. This week, New York Magazine cited in
Israeli report that an Israeli that right after Trump's
inauguration, as the CIA called in Israeli intelligence
operatives and said to them basically, Putin has something
on the president and we would advise you not to share any
secrets with him. Well, then a few months later in the Oval
Office, he did share a particular secret about ISIS
with the Russian ambassador and the foreign minister. And, you
know, if that's what the CIA was thinking about the president,
then he has done nothing, since two contradict that view that
Putin has something on him and what Putin wants, above all, is
what the President has been doing, disrupting trashing the
structure, the liberal order, and this weekend, this week,
NATO the cornerstone of American security,
okay. The term is the liberal world order. Typically, it's now
being used everywhere. And this is new.
I didn't I I'm glad you caught that I caught something in this
little piece that was interesting to use one of these
flip ruse that the mainstream media does, where he makes an
assertion and then proves it was something that's got nothing to
do with it. At the very beginning, he says, Oh, the the
CIA and the well, if you stop it when you're reading
Jack Beatty, what are you what do you think about this notion
that the Trump is Trump is basically talking to his folks
back home, and he's, and if a few foreign leaders are bruised
in the process, so be it.
I think that's partly true. He is talking to them. He's also
talking for Vladimir Putin. This week, New York Magazine cited in
Israeli report that an Israeli that right after Trump's
inaugural cited question, the CIA called in Israeli
intelligence operatives and said to them, basically, Putin has
something on the president, and we would advise you not to share
any secrets with him. Well, then a few months later, in the Oval
Office, he did share a particular secret about ISIS,
right? This is something that no one witnessed.
No, it's no, no, it's not at all right. He's says, the CIA told
the Israelis, Israelis don't share anything with Trump,
because the Putin's got something on him. Right. And
then to prove his point, he says, and then it happened.
Trump told somebody something. But wait a minute. This is the
Israelis are not supposed to talk to to Trump and not give
Trump info. If Trump says something about something,
whatever it is, what's that got to do with it? It is not a
proof. I agree. What kind of convoluted reporting is why is
it somebody who's sitting there saying, wait a minute, what are
you talking about? Please?
They wouldn't do that. Because then they know that we can't
clip it that would be completely wrong.
So let's go over this again. The CIA told Israeli intelligence
not to talk to Trump because Trump's compromised, right. And
then Trump talked about something that Russians did to
the public in some closed system.
No, no, no, no, no. He mentioned something about an Israeli
initiative. And that's the way I recall the story. He told the
Russians that
Trump telling the Russian something about the Israelis in
regards to ISIS for that play back then I may have missed that
mistake in this thing he might have
had if a few foreign leaders have bruised in the process. So
be it.
I think that's partly true. He is talking to them. He's also
talking for Vladimir Putin. This week, New York Magazine cited in
Israeli report that an Israeli that right after Trump's
inauguration, CIA called in Israeli intelligence operatives
and said to them basically, Putin has something on the
president, and we would advise you not to share any secrets
with him. Well, then a few months later, in the Oval
Office, he did share a particular secret about ISIS.
So what they're talking about is some highly sensitive Israeli
intelligence, jumped to conclusions. Some of it still
holds because the Israelis clearly didn't listen to that
advice. And they told Trump some secret
about ISIS. Yeah, but that could have been planted for our
purposes. Check Trump out. Whatever the case, the way this
guy, what is it okay, the CIA knows that Russia has something
on Trump supposedly, which may account for the CIA's being so
adamant about screwing with the presidency of the United States.
Yeah. I mean, it makes some sense. What is it?
I have no idea. It's the PPT.
If there's something there must be something that pretty much is
the p p tape?
What else could it be? That's the one we all want to see
nothing will my life will not be complete until I've seen the PP
tape. The guy does say something very weird at the end here that
I would do want to highlight the structure,
the liberal order and this weekend. This week, NATO Oh, the
cornerstone of American security.
Oh, really? Is NATO the cornerstone of our security?
Since when? Yeah, this is NPR just want to point it out?
Well, I mean, it Yeah, maybe? No, it's the cornerstone of
European security forces. Course can protect ourselves. Yes.
And let's take a call callers are listening to NPR. And let's
hear what they have to say.
I wanted to make the point that it's no coincidence that Trump's
attack on our European allies, you know, his gift to Putin,
that he chose to do it in such a way where he's attacking two
female European leaders. And if you put that in the context of
what he said about Elizabeth Warren, this week, who, you
know, I'm no huge fan of hers necessarily. But his
implications about gently forcing her to take a DNA test.
You know, that's our President talking about our senator, you
know, making fun of me to movement, I believe, implying
rape. So it's clear that misogyny is definitely a tool
he's been using. And I would also like to make the point that
he's using this to also appeal to the right in these European
countries. So it's not just his base, he's trying to build a an
international group, which I find extremely frightening.
Given the history of last century,
the caller's point is that he is a trained misogynist, uses it
everywhere to his political advantage and is attacking
female European leaders.
I thought it was just a buffoon who didn't know what he was
doing. Now. He's some great schemer. Now, let's go over to
what the guy said. He had this thing about Elizabeth Warren
okay, we'll just ignore that. Yeah. And it had nothing to do
with rape. You're taking jagah DNA tests? You were raped? Yeah.
Guess what he's trying to imply? Yeah. What do what are they? If
you take a look at Europe right now, who's the dominant country?
Germany? Was that run by a guy? Go?
It's uncertain at this point. I need some proof.
Well, there's that he does look a little like where she runs it
to be okay. And then we'll who's our best ally in the EU? That's
really up at the top of the news, right? I
think it's the United Kingdom. So
Trump's attacking two women out of the blue.
Yes, misogynist.
Come on. They're the two leaders of the two most important
countries in the EU period. It's
beautiful love, but that's just the color here. Granted, he was
pretty professional sounding actually, I kind of liked it.
I wish Israel well could be.
I'm gonna throw in just another gratuitous fantastic Trump
rotation mean,
it's just terrible when the federal government is in charge
of large numbers of of lives. It's not efficient. It's not
fast moving. It's not built to be compassionate and humane. So
your heart absolutely breaks. You one does wonder why this
isn't remaining in the news in a more prominent and visible way.
I think to some degree it sounds so horrible to say it but it's
the reality that it's it's you know, the stories kind of become
familiar. We know the contours we know how terrible it is.
People have seen it and related to that is the fact that Trump
is this nonstop, you know, chaos. Scandal outrage machine.
Nashi non stop chaos scandal outrage machine.
Man, that'd be a great show. Tell if it was so
long. It's not even a good acronym. I know. I was just very
good.
You can make it into an acronym. I think it would catch on.
Yeah, but it says it's an S c c o m. Some nishkam. Non scum scum
scam scam scam. Sch. Now SHFC sketch comm doesn't work. Now I
want to transition with a final clip into the Peter strock
testimony but I want to leave it open cases anything else you
want to do hear about Brexit or NATO or anything of that ilk?
Well,
I'm on here and I got too much stuff from the hearings, because
I guess it's because a lot That is hilarious.
Yeah. Well, I don't have hilarious stuff. All I have and
that's why I want to segue in a transition is I believe my
theory is holding true and that the cover up is right before our
very eyes and some people know it. Some people don't. But it's
very easy to see what's going on. I didn't need to I did. I
didn't need to watch eight hours of testimony. We needed to watch
eight hours just to get the funny shit. Because it was
fantastic. And I probably should play this very short clip
beforehand.
Well, before you leave, I do have a clip just to show you the
interregnum. Well, no, this is going to help you.
This is not for Go on. This is for Jada's. This is former DHS
Secretary Michael Brown remember him brownie? Oh, yeah, Brownie
brownie from brownie from Katrina. Good job brownie.
Here's what he has to say about Senate hearings.
But to go back about just a regular hearing. If an
undersecretary or any other government official is going to
go testify, his testimony is cleared through the Office of
Management and Budget. That testimony is given to the
senators and congressmen in advance. The questions are given
to the witness in advance. It is a show he does a production that
just wanted to make sure everyone
remembered that this is a script. And he went off script,
which is why most people there were
pissed off, which is why they were yelling and screaming.
Yeah, they were going off
script. Exactly. Exactly. So let me play the this last bit from
on point, because that kind of leads into my, into my
assertions
and and there were moments I've just seen bits of the hearing.
But there were moments when when struck really struck some some
very noble, you know, I'm a public servant. I represent the
FBI, I resent this, the reputation that I have somehow
you know, Dishonored my job and so on. He came off pretty well
in those moments. And but but on the other hand, the Republicans
were certainly right to say they were alarmed to hear how, you
know how, how dismissive he was of Trump and of and of Trump's
followers, however, it cost private that those were private
communications. People are allowed to have political pride.
Yes, he was. And they only came to light because they were done
on the public email, and that was only done apparently to
avoid marital complications.
Okay, now I've been saying from day one, that these text
messages look nothing like two people in relationship. My main
thing was I couldn't find it. And I did as much work as I
could on what we had available. With the unit bite you the unit
byte encodings of emojis that were translated into these
transcripts of the text messages and I saw no lovey dovey talk at
all. There's just none. This would be a not a single heart
emoji, no eggplant emoji, no peach emoji, no tongue emoji,
hey, I know my emojis. And there's a reason for this. And
part of it is this. Now you and Ms. Page used personal phones
and accounts to communicate. Have you turned over those
communications to the inspector general? No, sir. Why not?
Sir, they asked and working with my attorney, the Inspector
General, and I arranged it in agreement where I would go
through my personal accounts and identify any material that was
relevant to FBI business and turn it over. It was reviewed,
there was none. And my understanding is the Inspector
General was satisfied with that action.
Okay. So what happened here is Peter strock, was asked very
similarly, similar to Hillary Clinton, by the way, I guess
that's how things work in government. Could you just go
through all that stuff and just give us what you find is
relevant, don't give it all to us. So we can take a look at it.
And he says, we had all of this stuff, all this personal stuff
on iMessage, and Gmail and G chat, and that was not relevant
at all to the case whatsoever. So I guess all of the lovey
dovey stuff was there. All of it. Yet, somehow, all of the
official text messages had to be taken in context. And the
context is incredibly important. This is what I've been trying to
explain for a couple of couple of shows now. That and this is
Scott Adams actually helped me come to this conclusion because
when these from the first text came out, weeks and weeks and
weeks and weeks ago, Scott Adams in one of his periscope said,
you know, we have to take into context that these people were
lovers and if so, Peter strock are saying, Hey, baby, don't
worry, I'll stop and I'll take on the world. Then, you know,
you feel a certain way everyone feels that that was positioned
from the beginning. From the very beginning. There was their
lovers. No one asked if just came out immediately that was
put out and from which is against FBI policy as well
fraternizing in that way, I believe, or to some degree so so
that the conversations they had on their non private their their
conversations that we received the we've seen the ones that
we've seen that they would be put into a context of Lovers
don't worry baby late at night. But if you remove that context
and see it as one colleague to another, and this has always
been my problem with text messages, there's no context
within text messages. But we were given the context right
from the get go there lovers. That's how you have to read all
this, Trey Gowdy. Not only does I think he and he knows what's
going on, Listen to this exchange, you're investigating
this alleged Russian collusion with the Trump campaign. You're
the lead investigator, you originated the investigation,
you're the point of contact, you drafted the document. And here
you are before you've interviewed a single solitary
witness saying F Trump. Then that same day, your colleague,
Lisa page wrote,
notice how you use his colleague, he almost does air
quotes to accentuate that
he he does a to beat stop the up and says your colleague? Yeah,
it's very, very Yeah, well, as well as doing he'll do it again,
was
that same day, your colleague, Lisa page wrote, maybe you're
meant to protect the country from that menace. And you
responded, I can protect the country at many levels. We're
not even a week into an investigation that you
originated, approved, or the contact for you hadn't
interviewed a single solitary soul until August 11. And you're
already promising to protect the country from that menace, Donald
Trump. And then on August the eighth, you still hadn't
interviewed anyone? You're eight days into your Russian collusion
with the Trump campaign investigation. And you got
another text from your colleague, Lisa Paige. Thompson
not ever going to become president. Right. Right. And you
replied, No, no, he's not. We'll stop it. By the time you
promised to stop him from becoming president on August the
eighth how many interviews as you conducted,
Mr. Gowdy, so two answers to that, one with regard to how
many interviews had or had not been conducted? I've been
directed by counsel for the FBI, not to answer that question.
Second, sir, I think it's important to take those texts in
the context of how they were written, and what they meant.
And someone may ask you that question, Agent strong, but I
didn't. I asked you how many people you interviewed before
you wrote it. If you want to get into context, let one of my
other colleagues do that with you. Here's what I want to know.
Who's the he and he's not?
He is then candidate Trump.
So when you said no, Donald Trump's not in connection with a
question going to become president? What's the it?
Chairman? Stop it.
Chairman Gowdy, that text needs to be taken in the I'm asking,
look, if you want to have a debate over a two letter word,
we're gonna have to that same all the time. What? And who did
you mean by it?
Mr. Gowdy, as I've stated that text was written late at night,
in shorthand,
I don't care when it was written. I don't care whether it
was in longhand cursive. I don't care about any of that. I want
to know what it meant Agent Scott,
it would be his candidacy for the President. What not my sense
that the Americans would not vote him into office. Right,
right. Well, we had gotten to the wheel yet. Well, I'm
playing the duck. So
will the American people is that right. That's your testimony
that will stop it. You were speaking on behalf of the
American people. Is that correct,
Mr. Gowdy. What my testimony is and what I said during extensive
asking you this question during my prior interview is, I don't
recall writing that text. Well, you deny the text. What I can
tell you is that text in no way suggested that I or the FBI
would take any action to influence the candidate agent.
That is a fantastic answer to a question. Nobody asked Mr.
Gowdy, us whenever you is going, we'll be permitted to answer
most so you can hear that Gowdy knows what's going on. Or he's
just a really good prosecutor. And he's, he's, I think he knows
what's going on. He knows the context is what's been changed,
and he's trying to highlight that and I think he's right
because if you if the public and it's too late, it's not going to
work. Everyone already thinks and it's by the way, it's
misogynist just to go ahead and believe that right away. Oh, man
woman Yeah. Oh, very, totally believable. No, I'm not buying
this. I think that when you remove this is the cover up in
front of our very eyes, you remove the context you think,
Hey, these are two, if it were two dudes who are not in a
relationship, hell would break loose, it would be a different
conversation.
Okay, well, I mean, what you're saying is that the guys just
have douchebag lover. Who go Mark goes after and the best
and Gohmert has, do you have that clip? I have the all of
Gohmert good was a Gohmert is, I think, by the way, completely
valid for him to ask this question. completely valid?
Well, let's let's play the second half of Gohmert because
it's too long. Part One Gohmert goes after the guy for not
following up on some early reports about the Clinton server
goes on and on and strikes pretty evasive and Gohmert gets
irked by the way he's not answering anything. And he's
pretending he doesn't remember anything or saying he doesn't
remember anything. And then Gohmert starts to get irked. And
then we go into part two, which is this with this clip,
and you do it with a straight face. And I watched you in the
in the private testimony you gave. And I told him the other
guy's he is really good. He's lying. He knows we know he's
lying. And he could probably pass a polygraph point. It's a
maze. Mr. Chairman. Now this is my chairman. I'm sorry, I used
to it was this point of order? Know,
the gentleman will state his point of order. The
committee just assumed that this witness was under oath and
inflation just
say off script instead of point of order that would that would
be fun here. Mr. Chairman, off script of script, my
agent of the FBI lied. There is no evidence that I asked him to
withdraw it.
I do not withdraw it. He is not a member of Congress. It's not a
violation of the rule. And just as you have been expressing bias
through your members about what a Healed
person on this line was ever characterize a
woman from Rhode Island gentleman's time that's a
gentleman from Rhode Island.
Now, the disgraced Mr. This man has done gentleman from Texas
will suspend for a moment is the disgrace. And it won't be
recaptured anytime soon because of the damage you've done to the
justice system. And I've talked to FBI agents around the
country. You've embarrassed them, you've embarrassed
yourself, and I can't help but wonder when I see you looking
there with a little smirk to how many times did you look so
innocent into your wife's eye and lied to her about? Rage?
Witness Shame on you, Mr. Chairman, tolerable harassment.
medication. The gentleman,
I just need to stop there. That was the line of the century. You
need your medications. Oh, my goodness, this is good. This was
this is this is still why we
do it and controls the time
I ask that the witness be permitted to respond to will be
permissible assert will be
Hillary Clinton during your investigation, besides the one
questioning you mentioned before that or after that to this day
when of order. Mr. Chairman, point of order. Mr. Chairman,
the gentleman status point of order. It is I think against the
rules of the house for member the committee to be impugning
the character of a witness. Ask questions to elicit the purpose
is hearing is to elicit information. He says questions
to elicit information should not be impugning the character of
the witness.
The gentleman has advised the rules of the house only are
directed to members of the House and the President United States
the word in other words, it is okay to impugn the character of
witnesses in any way whatsoever.
Listen, I've heard many members in your side of the aisle impugn
character, somebody who is covered by the rules of the
house, but the gentleman that that that the gentleman has 20
seconds left clock will be turned back on and he can
complete his time and then the witness can respond.
So if you talk to Hillary other than Hillary Clinton, other than
the time she was examined in front of the witnesses, no. So
after throwing away what you have with all the bias you have,
you've never even gotten a thank you. Are you back?
Did Did you ever see a reaction shot of struck when Gohmert was
doing that? Because I couldn't find one. And I think
there was a couple in there was during the thing and that when
he really chewed him out, but I don't know. Either way, there
was a just a visit aside, there was a clip going around On the
Twitter's of struck making this kind of alien looking face, yes.
Was that a sharp job? Or was that for real?
I saw I found it. Okay. It was for real. I don't have the note
here, but it was at the if it was in the five, I think it's
around 535 hours and 31 minutes that period. Right? He drops his
head and he looks up above and he gives that creepy look into
his only a split second. But it was real.
Yeah, well, shapeshifters can't hold it all the time to shape
shift is gonna shift baby. I mean, this is all there is to
it.
So Gohmert mate mentioned something about you could
probably pass a polygraph test. And so I was very interested in
this. And I did some did some research. This is
the the the time that is valid, that whole sequence.
Yes, this was
yeah, it was very good as
raw Raul Labrador, who I believe is from Idaho. And he needs to
draw a Labrador funny observation.
I'm curious if this is the first time that Russia tried to
interfere with an American election,
right? No, no, no, no, no, that's not right. No, it's who
was it that did that Labrador to some mills. laboratory was good,
though. That's actually a good funny. It's very funny clip.
Once you play that enough, oh, here it is. out of scope. One.
Sorry,
out of scope. Yes. Now I remember this was good. What was
the
last time you were subjected to a polygraph?
Approximately two or three years ago?
Two or three years ago? To your knowledge? Have you ever failed
a polygraph or found to be out of scope?
I've never found one. I was out of scope. Prior to my last
polygraph,
when within that would have been at what time you said two to
three years ago. Could you be more specific?
Sir, I think we can cut to the chase. I think there's an email
that talks about people being out of scope for a polygraph,
which generated my last polygraph.
Oh, don't worry, we're gonna be cut to the chase. So you want to
go ahead and say January 2016, when you received a text or an
email, correct,
sir, if that's the date, I'll stipulate to that I don't have
this guy will take
that as stipulation as an examiner ever accuse you of
attempting to use countermeasures to during a
polygraph examination. That's my recollection. No. You received
your email in January as your state and you've stipulated to
your polygraph was out of scope in January 2016. To your
knowledge, how long was your polygraph out of scope?
Sir, I don't know. I recall. It's, I think is the
penultimate. The second last polygraph I had was when I was a
supervisor of Washington Field Office, which would have
occurred somewhere between 2008 and 2011. My understanding what
out of scope means for the FBI is that polygraphs have a kind
of five year span of effectiveness or validity. We
had several people were trying to including me trying to get
read into a particular.
I'm glad you got this, John, because I was so busy with the
other thing I heard it and I'm glad that you you did some
research on this on the out of scope stuff. Yeah.
Yeah, there's some good stuff online about it. But he kind of
tells everything. If you're out of scope. You have two parts of
your top secret clearance are taken away from you. Right?
Especially one aspects, special circumstances such as documents
or something. See, yes. And it's got a funny name. I mean, if you
look it up, it's got to find me something funny, but it has to
do with what he was investigating on it with Hillary
and with Trump, he had to have that clearance. But because he
was out of scope, technically, he had to have that clearance
pulled from him. So he should not have been doing the
investigation investigation right. Right now now struck
tries to say well, unless I lied on the polygraph that that's
what I understand it as just a clip continues as you play all
the clip one Yeah. Yeah. As the clip continues, this guy makes
it this Doug Collins from Georgia, I believe is from
Georgia. And I believe he's the was the ex basketball player, I
could be wrong. Anyway, play part two. And then I explained
what I found out
during the time that you were out of scope. Did you have
access to Sei? Just Sir, are you aware that it is FBI procedure
that a failure or out of scope polygraph is a term that does
not terminate a top secret but however, a failure of this would
require you to be read out of sci fi access. Although you
could maintain your top secret this was a direct answer from a
question that I posed and was received within the last week.
Were you aware that you should have been read out of any SCI
information I'm
Sensitive Compartmented Information,
I believe use the word failure which implies in my mind a
failed poly I am not in was not aware of the fact that an out of
scope polygraph required a read out of SCI
then the question then I accept that Miss struck but I want that
bit back to the question. This answer came back from the from
the FBI and Justice itself. That it was that is the procedure. So
the next question I have here Just after the 26th Eating you
did your polygraph at what time you said you were out of scope
you're brought in by giving a polygraph. When would that have
been
against her? My recollection is the 2016 timeframe. But I after
that email, but I don't know when within a month or two, I
think.
Are you also aware in the publicly stated version of the
IG report that there has been some serious questions and
issues concerning polygraph information and lack of
polygraph procedures in the Department of Justice and FBI?
That was brought out by the Inspector General?
I'm not generally aware that there was a report, but I'm not
aware of the conclusions. And
one of the general concerns on this is when you're out of
scope, and this is the answer coming back from department
justice, you should have been read out of SCR. My concern is,
is it during this timeframe, you were involved in two very high
profile, what would have been or at least getting ready for SCI
information in which you are not read out of?
Okay. Compartmented Information.
So he shouldn't have been doing either one of those
investigations and he pretends to not know what the hell's
going on. Right. So if you look a little deeper, the apparently
the, the the polygraph tests that he took the previous time
or during some time before January 2016. Or whenever
actually that's when he got his memo. He did the polygraph test
later. Had to do it. He said my failure. Getting out of scope,
according to the documents means that doesn't mean that you
failed the polygraph, but it means it was something fishy
about it. Right? And, or is either something fishy about or
you have gone too long, and in other words over five years
without taking a polygraph test that get put. But that's not
what the situation was with.
I think at some point he mentioned I don't know how to
interpret polygraph lines.
I think it was on and it's full of it. It was out of scope in
during
the polygraph. That's the way they're Yeah. It's from the
affair. Okay. So someone asked about that. And he lied about
the affair.
Well, you had you said it earlier you said he didn't know
but as fraternization you cannot you cannot have you cannot be a
superior or working with somebody in certain kinds of
situations and most government agencies Yeah, so he was fishy
about the affair. And that was scope. Right? Man, he shouldn't
have been doing any of this stuff because you shouldn't even
been up there talking today because you wouldn't have gotten
himself into getting this good
point. Of course of course. I didn't even didn't even think of
that one. By the way, can we just stop and say that Lisa page
looks a hell of a lot better than her high school yearbook
photo we've been seeing
it she looked pretty good. I sent it to your haulers got all
dolled up. Do the perp walk
you got this you got the pumps on for the perp walk the pump
the perp walk
it's pretty fun. Yeah. All right. So I do hide I want to
get the two things I want to play the the chairman of the
committee had struct read from his documents. Yeah, reading. I
thought that was funny. And I think that's worth playing. And
then I also want to play a couple of things the Democrats
did. That cracked me up so straw. See, what are we oh, by
the way, I have an I have an ISO here for consideration.
Okay. I'm gonna give it a listen here. It's Trump. I was playing
it already. Here
we go. Oh, sorry.
Hi, how was Trump other than a douche? Hi, how was Trump other
than the douche?
I'll take it. It's a good recommendation for end of show.
Hi. How was Trump other than to do that is my ringtone Hi, how
was Trump other than a douche?
That's a great ringtone.
Hi, how was Trump other than a douche?
Hello. Have that coming out of my flip phone people will
totally go nuts.
No worries this.
Yes. So stroke reading texts. Yeah, there you go. Or as one
Congress person was one senator said Strophic. I forgot. I
forgot who that was
in front of you have a one sheet of paper that was presented to
you a few minutes ago. And I'm going to just go to go to a date
and then ask you to read your own words.
Marcin hula is not the chairman. This is Eisah
Oh, is that Darrell? Yeah.
Oh, good. It just narrows to go to a date and then ask you to
read your own words. March 4 2016.
You want me to read this? Yes, please. OMG he's an idiot.
May 4 2016 I think that was a poor very poor reading of the
for this audition. I think you could do a lot better than oh,
gee, isn't it put some soul into it, man. Do some real OH EM.
Gee, he's an idiot.
Want me to read this? Yes, please. OMG he's an idiot. On
May 4 2016,
now the pressure really starts to finish mid
July 19 2016.
Hi, how was Trump other than a douche Melania?
July 21 2016.
Trump is a disaster. I have no idea how destabilizing his
presidency
would be August 6 2016. I don't believe I wrote this text, sir.
Okay, it's been attributed to you. So we'll go on to the neck
and crawl August 8 2016. And I'll preface it by saying this
for context. Miss Paige said, not ever going to become
president. Right, right.
No, no, he's not. We'll stop it.
Repeat that again.
No, no, he's not. We'll
stop it. August 15 2016.
I want to believe the path through throughout for
consideration in Andy's office, that there's no way he gets
elected. But I'm afraid we can't take that risk. It's like an
insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you're 40.
On October 20 2016,
I can't pull away what the and I defer to the chairman about one
letter if you don't mind, why the F? What the f happened to
our country lease.
Okay, read it again. That way,
sir. Did you not was just want me to repeat it, please. Okay,
sir. Sure. Happy to indulge you. I can't pull away what happened
to our country lease.
I want to go back to the Gaudi bit because now we're we've
we're talking again about the who is the Wii. And in the first
case because Gowdy did a pretty good job on this with him. In
the first case, it's well, we you know, that would mean the
American people and here's how
I know as you're gonna pull, it's a good clip
your testimony a couple of weeks ago was the we met the American
people, which I found confusing. Because on November the seventh,
which is the day before the election, you said this, these
you are concerned that those same American people that you
were speaking on behalf of might actually elect Donald Trump
president. So you said omg this is effing terrify. I think we
know what effing made pretty sure we have OMG down to what
was terrifying about those same American people you trusted to
stop him in August, not stopping him in November. What was so
terrifying about that agent strong,
Mr. Gowdy, I had do not have a copy of the transcript. We have
not been provided that transcript text, not the
transcript is your text. Mr. Gowdy. What I would say in that
is one I was not referring to the American electorate at all
the American electorate I respect and their decisions and
their right to vote is absolutely a cornerstone of our
democracy. So at no time, did I insult or call into question the
the judgment or the the power of the American electorate? What I
was expressing in that text is my personal belief and my
personal sense of how I saw and what I believed in the potential
upcoming and
that's what I find so confounding, because in August,
you blame the WWE on the American people that the
American people would stop it because you don't want it to be
you at least don't want it to be
given five minutes to answer.
That's when you got to jump in. Oh, shit, they're onto it. We
have been we
have indulged this harassment, nine minutes
what I find confounding agents strike is you were counting on
the American people. That was the way you referenced in August
when you said we'll stop it. But the American people didn't stop
it. He actually won. So then we go into March of 2017. And
you're already talking longingly about him resigning.
We will stop him and I agree if it was two FBI dudes and there
was no relationship would have been a very different freakout
in America right now.
Well, the whole thing is depressing. Now. I do have a
couple of counter clips just so we can balance this a little
bit. gotten some notes and people thinking that we're just
bashing them or boosting Trump I don't know what we're bashing
but let's say we get some of the Democrats just gonna stop stop
yeah you and
I could make more money if we decided to just go all nut job
right wing Republican All right eight holes and we could make a
lot more money
Yeah, we could we could do very well for ourselves. Is
it a consideration it's a consideration at this point. No,
it's not shut up man. I'm doing a pitch
it'll be the frogs are growing balls
we never went to the moon. Oh, wait a minute that I say that
already.
Okay. So that here's a Nummies uses a bunch of short clips.
This is a typical of the Democrats. When they get the
floor every other guy's a Democrat and they get the floor
besides taking the floor by screaming and yelling all the
time. They do Republicans never interrupted the Democrats. Even
when they said something like this. This is hearings,
Democrats from GE be okay,
you can't handle the truth. And the truth is this is the most
corrupt administration ever and it's going to be exposed by
Robert Muller. Thank God I yield back and
thank you okay with that has nothing to do with the hearings,
but they got to get their two cents where the play hearings,
Democrats from TW O T is recognized.
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, I don't know where to start. If
I could give you a Purple Heart I would.
But I this is the same reaction I had the first time I heard it.
A purple heart is when you're wounded. And I say both my
grandfather's have purple hearts. It's just a tad
insulting. Yes. Just a little bit on the insults. And it also
shows I don't know ignorance start. If I'm Why didn't
everyone did everyone erupt? We'll
give you a Purple Heart.
I would. Where's the eruption? You deserve one.
This has been an attack on you.
This, by the way fits in the social justice mean, he has
literally been injured according to today's politically correct
standards. Because words do actual harm. They really hurt
you a bullet? Yes, it is equal just like it's terrorism.
Really? She's a start.
If I could give you a Purple Heart, I would.
You actually are you guys skip? I'm gonna go to number three.
This is Nadler the guy who is the reigning Democrat does sit
next to the chairman. He's the he would be the chairman. If the
if the Republicans take over I must
say before I begin my formal statement that this country has
a number of emergencies right now under the jurisdiction of
this committee, which will not spend any time or any attention
to the leading one obviously, being the fact that 3000
children were improperly taken away from their families. And
the administration seems either unwilling or out of the total
incompetence, unable to return the kids, their families, even
under court order. We ought to be holding hearings about the
intentions or the competence of the Department of Homeland
services of the Department of Homeland Security on this
question.
And then, and then we have the great, this is the last of these
little clips, hearings, Democrats, Sheila Jackson,
what we have not done is investigated the children being
stolen away from their families. Nor have we looked at our
President meeting with Mr. Putin, getting his annual
performance review on offending our NATO ally.
Performance Review, I thought that was a great line. Now. She
went up, she went on and on. And I do have one ISO of her. She's
condemning everybody that had anything to do with Hillary
losing. And then she has this interesting mispronunciation of
Julian Assange. Assad ISO with Wikileaks,
Julian Assange.
Wait a minute that not now you're competing with your own
ISO man? I mean, that's a good one. Let's just see we have Oh,
hold on. We have where she does that. I like that one a lot.
Here we got here, Julian Assange,
WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.
Hi, how was Trump other than to do with Wikileaks, Julian Assad?
I don't know. It's a toss up. to toss up. I'd like to come back
to the to my final clip in this series.
Okay, I have one more series, and I'm done.
Okay. And while you're there, I'll just wrap this up. Because,
you know, we've had the the we now we understand the we in this
case meant between two FBI agents. And now we go back to
the reason that struck was kicked off the and that is the
official term used is kicked off the Muller team. And it's
obvious that Muller saw this guy in this relationship exactly for
what it was two FBI agents conspiring whether it was real
stuff to back it up or not, we don't know. But he didn't see it
as two lovebirds.
We're gonna go into one other time period may 17 2017. Bob
Muller is appointed. Your friend Jim Comey has been fired. He's
already leaked the memo Sue's law professor friend and Mahler
a special counsel. Do you remember how long it took for
you to start talking about impeachment after Bob Muller was
appointed? I don't see her one day, one day. And you are
talking about impeachment and for anyone who may have missed
it the day after his appointment agent struck. You did it again,
five days later. Now, how many interviews have you done as part
of the special counsel team within the first five days of
his appointment? Sir, again,
same answers before I can't get into details, right?
And the answer is also the same. It's zero. No interviews had
been done.
I don't know if that's true or not,
no interviews had been done by August the eighth when you're
talking about stopping him and how terrifying it would be for
him to win and how you can protect the country. And no
interviews have been done before. You're talking about
impeachment of the president. Bob Muller kicked you off of the
investigation. Agent strat. My question is, if you were kicked
off when he read the tech shut, you've been kicked off when you
wrote them? Not at all? Well, it wasn't the discovery of your
texts. Mr. strock. It was the existence of your bias that got
you kicked off.
No, Mr. Gowdy, wasn't I do not have bias? My personal opinions?
In no way?
Well, then why did you get kicked arm? Why did you get
kicked off?
Mr. Gowdy. My understanding why it was kicked off? Was that
based on understanding of those texts, and the perception that
they might create,
well, hang on, hang on a second. Hang on a sec, extraordinaire.
jagriti. You're saying it was the perception there. 13.
Democrats on the special counsel probe, including one who went to
what he hoped was a victory party. That's a perception
problem, too. They weren't kicked off. You were? Why were
you kicked off?
Mr. Gowdy, I cannot speak to Special Counsel Muller,
did you talk to these lessons? Why he did or how long? Did you
talk to him when he let you go?
My recollection is was a short meeting somewhere between 15 to
30 minutes, probably around 15 Min.
And your testimony is Bob Muller did not kick you off because of
the content of your text. He kicked you off because of some
appearance that he was worried about my testimony
what you asked and what I responded to was that he kicked
me off because of my bias. I am stating to you it is not my
understanding that he kicked me off because of any bias that it
was done based on the appearance. If you want to
represent what you said accurately. I'm happy to answer
that question. But I don't appreciate what was originally
said being changed.
I don't give a damn what you appreciate agent strong. I don't
appreciate having an FBI agent with an unprecedented level of
animus working on two major investigations during 2016.
BINGO Boom shaka laka.
Let me let me kind of take your position and try to explain what
you're doing. Yeah. And I'd tell me, you can tell me if I'm
wrong. Okay. What this amounts to is that this was actually a
conspiracy between struck and Lisa Paige who weren't lovers,
maybe not. We have no actual sorry, I'm sorry.
Who weren't lovers, but they were conspirators. Hence the
reason for not giving up any of the texts that were personal if
you notice that from his personal phone, because if you
looked at those texts, you'd see no lovey dovey stuff. Because
there was no lovey dovey stuff. They weren't lovers, they were
conspirators. And that's the reason he failed the lie
detector test. He may not even been grilled about having an
affair, but but just the scheming and plotting against
the current regime may have come out in some funny way. And there
was a lot of hints in the people asking questions including
Gohmert, who said specifically, you could probably pass a lie
detector test. What we, what we have here is the elimination of
a conspiracy. By Moeller Yep.
Mueller Mueller saw it, he got rid of it. But we have to
protect the agency, etc, etc. And so from the get go, this
lovers thing was dreamed up. And it was a it was a Yeah, no one's
questioned this has. Have we seen an interview or even a
paparazzi shot of either of the other spouses? No. Do we know if
that? Has anyone filed for divorce? Is there separation?
There's no reporting. I really don't know. But you'd think that
in today's ship, man ways paparazzi? Were trying Yeah,
we're tracking people on airplanes and making up stories
about them. So why wouldn't someone do that? Why isn't it
out there? I don't know. But I agree with you. I think that
that's the polygraph. I hadn't put that together. You You
nailed it on that. You nailed it. That's the outer scope part.
But the rest is just two people conspiring and and they had
Andrew McCabe and all kinds of other people involved in that
insurance policies. It just becomes a little more real when
you remove the lovey dovey thing which was given to us as fact
from the get go. Yeah, that's the cover up and and that's how
they can softened all this can you hear everything from the NPR
interview? Oh, that's ridiculous. That's his private
life everyone has because of course, everybody feels that way
because people are sick you know people have affairs people and
probably people who are presenting these programs to you
know what that's like. So the oh shut it down to be horrible of
someone. Oh, that's just my opinion. So it's it's it's a war
of your mind is what this is a good one. Fantastic. It is one
of the best, openly covered up things I've ever seen. Well,
I like this angle, I'll subscribe to it. Because it
makes it does make more things fall into place. Your emoji
thing? Is that what triggered the whole thought on your part,
obviously, and then and you were skeptical about the affair from
the beginning? I was. I just took it for granted. I was
mistaken. I think now that I look at because it's the only
thing that actually makes sense. And these two guys are this was
a this guy's a bad actor. And he looks like one well, I maybe he
is a lizard.
I have a I have a real no agenda out there. alternative theory.
Okay. Okay. This Peter strux wiki pedia page is incomplete at
best and probably some of its fabricated. Peter struck his
son. He is actually Peter strock Jr. and his father Peter struck
senior. worked initially as a lieutenant Lieutenant Colonel.
I'm looking from old newspaper clippings, actually, this is not
just some web page, but it's a newspaper clippings. And later
for Bell Textron. But first it was Army engineers. And then
later yeah, here we go. Lieutenant Colonel, US Army
Corps of Engineer later in, in in the intelligence that would
be Defense Intelligence. And then after retiring, he worked
for Bell Textron. And he this period happened for six years.
With his son there with him and his family. Do you know where he
was? Where Peter strock Jr. Grew up in Iran? Oh, Peter strock,
Jr. Grew up in Iran. And this is not reflected on his Wikipedia
page. But his dad, is he you know, there's a pretty good
interview about him that I have here.
Now, what was the years do we know? Yeah, I think it was shot
years. Oh, yeah.
No, it was Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Shot for sure. Shai years. He
actually liked Khomeini, his dad was a fan of Khomeini. See, I'm
telling if there's a date in here. Judgment error, that
anyways, it just struck whose job was Bell Textron was
terminated when he left Iran. Oh, he's already making plans to
flight to Saudi Arabia early next week to check on a new job
with a construction enterprise they're gonna see where it talks
about his kid. Somewhere says here that his son left when he
was when his son was six years old. Now, take into account now
and this is just a really out there theory. Yeah,
I'm enjoying it. It's fine. Imagine our listeners that a few
of them that get that helps sponsor this show, are enjoying
it to continue.
I would assert that Peter struck Jr. And of course, he was a part
of the when you know, the whole FBI team and Department of
Justice when Obama was doing this off book deal with Iran.
Remember, this wasn't something that went through the Senate. It
was an agreement that he wrote billions of dollars went over
there. Valerie Jarrett, definitely pushing for an Iran
deal. There's a lot in the struck texts and a lot that he
says in his testimony. It he I think that there's a distinct
possibility and I have to go much deeper on this. I'm gonna
need help from our producers. I think there's a distinct
possibility that struck Jr. was actually a spy for Iran. And
that, who knows what the what this what this hearing is about?
Who knows what who who's in but maybe for all I know, Muller is
trying to take out this guy. I don't know. But there's so
much this let's take it a step further if you're gonna go in
this crazy direction, which is nuts. Yes. I agree. To do
business with Saudi Arabia. A lot of people realize that John
Brennan, the CIA direct must learn to Muslim. Yeah, I would
assume it's possible that struck SR turned Muslim and struck Jr.
is a Muslim thus he could work with Obama quite easily who I
still believe is a Muslim. I know I'm it's nuts to think that
but if you read the documents by Daniel pipes, a very renowned
researchers at the Hoover Institute. And he's got essays
on this. He says there's no doubt that that Obama is a
Muslim. And I don't understand why nobody even wants to discuss
it and open in an open forum, or ask him. I mean, he said a
number of times that he's a Muslim, but then people will
join Oh, no, no, no, you're not. So there's a narrative going on
that may or may not be, you know, based on the on Muslims
doing some doing some business and Jen Trump bed looks like he
hates Muslims. So you'd go after him. You have to know he may or
may not hate Muslims. You don't know. I mean, he's just
skeptical of Muslims that say, so there's a lot to be said for
that thesis. I liked exactly the conspiracy thing, I think is a
little more solid, obviously, than this. But the fact that
this is all expunged. So there was wiki page is pretty telling
the in 2011, there was an Iranian plot to kill the Saudi
ambassador. Right. The FBI special agent who signed the
complaint regarding the Iranian crude forces and this
assassination attempt struck. Yes, sir. It's it's a DEA.
That's a DEA case. I don't know why FBI is in it all of a
sudden, but I thought it would be why would it be DEA? Oh,
yeah. If you read the it's a very lengthy document.
Drug Enforcement Agency. Yeah,
it's this. It wasn't it was DEA case. And it got taken over by
the FBI. And I'm not, look, I'm a little incomplete on this. But
I'm just seeing all these different things in strux.
Background related to Iran not not reflected in his in his
official semi official biography. We all know what
Wikipedia is. This was Mandsaur. Our Abbas er sentence in New
York Federal Court to 25 years in prison for conspiring with
Iranian military officials to assassinate the Saudi Arabian
ambassador to United States who hates the Iranians is the
Saudis, who also moved to Saudi Arabia struck family after they
were in Iran.
Yeah, it's very spooky.
Now, it's just an out there theory. It really is. And it
really gets that far out. And the only reason I say that is
because this this information is not in the wiki page,
but it would give struck much more incentive to go so idiotic
about Trump because he knew one thing for sure Trump was going
to blow up the Iran deal. And this guide if he truly was an a,
an agent or an operative or maybe just an Iran lover. Now
that would be that would make a lot of sense and he would be so
adamant about stopping the guy. Yes. None of this
brought up of course. Except on the no agenda show.
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Yeah, of course. Yeah. Yeah. We had some people writing in I
sent you the note. You saw that note? Yeah. I
saw. Yeah. Yes, I saw the notes. But I don't think it really
makes any sense. Now to deconstruct it, it's over.
Well, I know but I thought to note him, he had kind of
predicted this.
Yes, that that the globalist will win, he
would win because they, they have more immigrants. They have
more immigrants on their team and the mauri. And Croatia is
notorious for you know, being pretty Croatian. And so, because
France had the all these immigrants on their team, as if
Yeah. They would win because of that scenario. So that was a
message. Look, we need to and that was shown in the pictures.
The Guardian had this crazy signage on there that they put
up all over town during the Oh, yeah. It was a pro immigrant
thing. We need more immigrants in this. I'm telling you, this
Brexit thing is dead.
Yeah, I think I have to agree with you. It is way over.
So nice, try Brits. You're just going to be a cog in them in the
German, the new German Empire. Let's call it what it is, right.
Which is probably safer for the world, except it's probably
gonna be Germans, they can't help themselves. I do have let
me get them my last couple of clips out of the way, because
there was a couple of little items here that were a sidelight
to this investigation. Sure. Sure. Sure. And this is Jordan.
Who's that guy from Ohio?
Yes, it was. It was under attack. Right. He's a he's under
attack for hashtag.
He's under a smear attack. Yes. schmierer attack? Yes.
He's being smeared me smeared.
This play Jordan and PQ district. I just did just a
little aside, and I wanted to play it because I heard this, my
eye lit up like you would, and you probably heard this too and
thought the same thing. I haven't done any research, but I
think we shouldn't we should keep keeping tuned for Jordan
and p q, G? Well, we'd
sure like to know I want to refer you to I don't know that
you have this in front of you. But this is the House
Intelligence committee's report. Chapter Six. There's a footnote
on page 113. And it says this. In late March 2017, Daniel Jones
met with the FBI regarding PQ G, the pin quarter group, which he
described as exposing foreign intelligence, or foreign
influence in western elections. He told the FBI that P Qg. was
being funded by seven to 10 wealthy donors, located
primarily in New York and California, who provided
approximately $50 million. He further stated that PQG had
secured the services of steal his associate and fusion GPS to
continue exposing potential Russian interference in the
2016. US presidential election. Are you familiar with this
meeting Mr. Jones had with the FBI?
I'm not I don't know if that's accurate or not, but I'm not
aware. I'm going
from the intelligence report that the majority issued from
the House Intelligence Committee. I'm not aware of that
meeting or who that is. Have you ever spoke with Daniel Jones?
No. Do you know Mr. Jones at all? I do not. All right.
Yeah, I did catch this. And the it appears that our internal
federal law enforcement known as the FBI has outsourced inanimate
just enormous amounts of work to former colleagues who go off and
start these little independent groups with just phenomenal
contracts. At the same goes for CrowdStrike, which we'll talk
about in a moment. But this is the same this is a group led by
Daniel Jones, and he has been involved in government
specifically as even though it's on their, on their own website
with the FBI for years, then this is what has happened is,
you know, just like DHS, we outsource it to x DHS a whole so
they can build all the naked body scanners the FBI outsources
their intelligence to their ex colleagues and pays them good
money because you know that when they get out they'll be doing
the same thing.
Yeah, so raw, it's disgusting, discouraged corruption. It is
corruption. Yes, just corruption. Now the other thing
Jordan brought up was the Simpson and corn connection,
including the connection with David Corn, the guy who used to
be the commentator that was outed as a misogynist, The Nut
Job that ad Mother Jones and he had something to do with this
dossier in the beginning, apparently, and I just want to
play this little clip because there was a, there's there's
confusion over the possibility that there's two dossiers.
Oops, I'm sorry, I accidentally rejected
my direction from the FBI that I may not have gotten that
question I
got let's go back to the email that you sent that you won't
talk about. Are there three copies of the dossier as
evidenced by what you said in this email? Sir, to be clear,
I want to talk about this email. I want nothing more than one
because I'm
talking about I'm not answering my questions are the three
copies the three copies of what the McCain copy the BuzzFeed
copy, and the one that you got from corn and Simpson, sir, the
most
I can say is we received a variety of copies of and
different types of
asking the question, let me ask you one other question. Glenn
Simpson testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee
on August 22 2017. He was asked, did anyone from fusion ever
communicate with the FBI? His response? No, no one from fusion
ever spoke with the FBI. So here's what I'm having trouble
understanding. If Glenn Simpson says no one ever spoke with the
FBI. How is it that you got a copy of the dossier from Simpson
someone's getting cornhole today?
Sounds like a recipe for success to me.
So that came up and didn't.
And I will say without any collusion. This is the only clip
that overlap that we had today. Oh, that you had that clip? That
was the only one. Everything else we had different things we
brought to the
oh, that's the part of us good. I think we have some second
sense about this. inexplicable. last clip. This is the law. This
is just a local analysis done by just a rat clip. This is only 12
Was it 12 seconds or so? Is the rap clip after they go through
all their discussion of this event. And I want you to just
listen carefully to this and and tell me what do you think is
wrong with the logic
drew attention for the appearance of bias against the
President Trump testified yesterday that the fact that he
didn't leak any information about the Russia probe shows
that his political views did not play a role in his work
let me just understand what's being said here, because he did
not leak that proves that he had no bias.
That's what they said.
He makes nothing but since to me everybody and in weather today
believable and people wonder people wonder what's going on
with with the with your with your news. You know, you know, I
mean, one of the one of the adult under 40s, who's doing AP
exams and stuff, and she's got her final years of school, and
she's taken a communications class. And Elise, she's a team
and one of his daughters. Elise, Elise. Yeah.
How are ilish? Elise?
Elise, Elise Helia, ASC E. Is she an adult, an adult under 40.
Of course, he's 21. Just to give you an understanding of why
people are misunderstanding things or take things for
granted, and begins to take a communications class and she had
to get an extremely expensive book, which is just another rip.
scam. He's chill children go this angers me $100 For a
textbook, okay, damn big. And you all you could rent it from
Amazon for 60. You rent a book from Amazon novel scam, scam
scam. And I say I'm in some of those textbooks. And she goes to
the index and sure shooting there I am. about podcasts.
Well, you do in there. Yeah, I was hanging out. And you know,
there's about what was your name in there? Yeah, no, the whole
history? Yeah. Okay. The history of podcasting, which by which
was pretty good. It's better than most accounts, but it also
wasn't completely right. And so you always have to think, Well,
if that's not right, what else is not right in the book? And so
then there's a question on a test, I think was a practice
test. And she says, Okay, what? What caused the decline of news
of the news business, then was in the context of newspapers.
Yeah. And I said, Well, that's
really why did you have the question? I can give you the
right answer.
What what was the what would be the answer you gave television?
That will be one, but it was more modern.
So more snap snapping your lips.
It was more modern. Than what When? When, when the internet
came along. What was the main thing? What brought the
newspapers down? What did the internet do? Fake News, no
classifieds. Oh. So it all depends on how you
that is an element. The thing is, okay, here's the history
goes like this. It was actually television that really brought
the newspapers to their knees required all the stuff that took
place in the newspaper business from joint operating agreements,
which were the thing that saved the newspapers, even though it
was sketchy to the decline of the evening paper, all came
about because of television television sent the newspapers
into their death spiral. Yes, the classified thing was was
propping up a lot of papers. And when Craigslist came along,
although it was offered to the newspapers directly, even though
they I'm sure they don't discuss that in there, as a kind of a
joint venture, whatever the newspapers did their basic, we
know how to do what we're doing, get out of here. And that was
the end of that, that really hurt the papers.
So very badly, because that was there. It was, as you say, it
was propping up the revenue. So I picked up the store and I
said, Well, I was there when this happened. What happened was
they lost their classified business, which was propping up
the news, and then they couldn't make money anymore. But the
correct answer, according to the test is the move to digital.
That's the answer. Paint, if that's the type of thinking
critical thinking and historical relevance, people are being
taught, you've got to question University.
Didn't move to digital was Trump
was a Hail Mary to try and give the loss
of the revenue of the classifies they had to go digital because
everyone's well, that in the fact that newspapers weren't
producing is. You know, it's an arguable position. That would be
debate. It's debatable, right debate,
I thought it was highly debatable to win. I think the
move to digital is just too short of an answer. But it's not
that important
that complicated. It's a complicated answer. It's a
series of problems that took place in the move to digital is
just the last of would might be another event after the move to
digital. Right, that further erodes this there. There. You
could say face would that be the answer? I don't know, can say
Facebook or blame this shallow? This is yes, you know, requires
a little more thought than this.
So that's why you can get news reports like the ones we just
played. And since it's only 11 seconds, I'll play it again,
drew attention for the appearance of bias against the
president. Trump testified yesterday that the fact that he
didn't leak any information about the Russia probe shows
that his political views did not play a role in his work.
I mean, that's an abstraction, you know, and it's an inquiry.
If you think about is at some level, that's a non sequitur.
That makes no sense. Yeah. I know. I can't help that. So
she's taking what is she doing? What does she expect to do with
this? Certificate? What is she getting out of
this? Gregory's graduate school graduate? Degree? Oh, she
graduate from watches in junior college?
No, no, no, she's, she's going to be a senior she senior
senior in a regular school? Yes. And they're teaching this. Yep.
Sounds like to be honest about his Sunday math. That was like a
high school text. What do you what did they say about
podcasting? That was inaccurate? Oh, I'd have to
get it again. But yeah, nevermind. Yeah, it's not that
important. It's not that important. And it's also my
version of history. Who knows? Everyone can have a different
version is fine. As I really don't care. So now we have a
well, before. So the President's on his way to meet with Putin.
And and then then the new meme is launched. He should not meet
with Putin because Putin
election. I like the fact that the Democrats, various Democrats
are coming out and telling the President what he should or
should not do. Very, I mean, they're just standing there's no
way he's going to pay attention to any of it more. But this is
the worst kind of grants standing in head in front of the
2018 elections. Yeah, I think they're they're starting to blow
it to be honest about it.
But the timing, the timing, of course, is fantastic, I think in
in the President's favor, to have a new 12 the 12 new
Russians indicted on the very last minute of your business
week there on a Friday.
I have a clip I have a clip I'll play yeah, I'd love to hear it.
But first, but first I want to play the pre clip, which is true
indicted, stunning detail at US funny.
Okay, Paul. And then the indictment against 12 Russian
intelligence operatives is stunning in this detail,
spelling out just how aggressively Russia was
instilling a huge amounts of data from Democrats to interfere
with the 2016 election stunning
amount of detail I've read stunning, I read, I read the
stunning amount of detail, which, interestingly enough, at
times to the letter is identical to a lawsuit filed in California
in 2017 by George Webb, if you remember that name, George Webb
is some ex intelligence guy who was doing video after video
after video. Remember this, we played a couple of his clips,
he'd still got just like a daily videos, like could be five could
be 15 minutes, and he was mainly talking about Podesta. And in
2017, he sued Podesta and other elected and public officials,
including some in the Justice Department. And his allegation
was that it was the AWHONN brothers who hacked into the DNC
into the Podesta system, DNC, the DCCC CCC, and that it was
those guys that did the hack, who obviously, you know, working
for Debbie Wasserman Schultz probably had access to a lot of
things. And we know that these guys were just let off the hook
very easily with some slap on the wrist for I think a rather
outrageous banking fraud, I think I would get in more
trouble.
Yeah, you would. And I that's why I think the whole thing was
some sort of CIA scam. Well,
who knows exactly. But the fact that some pieces of the
indictment where I have the both of them in the show notes,
identical to the Mueller indictment of the spear phishing
setup, where they used act blues, instead of acting blue to
have people click on that. I mean, all of this. Seems you
could say it was plagiarized. I don't know if it was, but to
say, oh, such incredible detail. Yeah, it was a lot of detail.
For a Justice Department who never saw the server. They never
saw
the servers like the W etc. Seven won't go away. Well, here
we need a jingle for
the server. The server got
well, so server won't go away what's in the server?
Let me let me add something to this. And this goes back to the
PQ B that we were talking about CrowdStrike, which has Ukrainian
backing Ukrainian co founder who hate Russians, I might want to
point out that at least a lot of them do. A lot of them do.
That's what CrowdStrike is about. And the CEO is Sean
Henry, good friends with Robert Mueller. lunches with him goes
to symposia with him together. And these are the guys that got
the server and made all these allegations and now cited as a
top US security firm. So the FBI is indictment. Not only is it
based upon third party, and not any investigating, they did.
There's also no way to go back and check it because the servers
have been wiped clean. So this whole indictment can never hold
any water. There's no proof to show. Unless you know somehow
you're gonna say well these guys seem okay. Yeah, we'll just take
their word for it.
Yeah, it seems unlikely. So well, let's play let's play this
second half
Russian command unit 26165 in charge of stealing information
headquartered in this building in Moscow, and 18 miles away
here where unit 74455 allegedly weaponize the information
posting online, including through WikiLeaks, damaging
information on Hillary Clinton and Democrats just three days
before the Democratic National Convention. Moeller portrayed
the Russians as nimble one example in the indictment
suggesting they appear to step up their attacks on Clinton on
the same day as nice cyber effect. By the way, this appeal
from candidate Trump, Russia,
if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000
emails that are missing.
That very day according to the indictment. The Russian
conspirators for the first time, attempted to hack email accounts
at a domain used by Clinton's personal office. Mueller also
claims a hacker entitled Goodson for 2.0 reached out to someone
close to the Trump campaign, believed to be his longtime
strategist, Roger Stone writing do you find anything interested
in the docs I posted? And then please tell me if I I can help
you anyhow. Don't himself was not indicted. He told ABC News
that he is the person mentioned in the indictment, but he
insists that he's done nothing wrong.
Any objective person who will read that exchange
will see that it's benign. It's innocuous warning.
Special Counsel Muller's indictment list is growing 32
People indicted so far with five felony convictions in more than
100 criminal charges. Yeah,
great course that that's brought up on the hearings constantly.
Oh, there's 100 People been in charge. And diet and diet is all
for like, these are all for like, you know, littering,
producer Chris K attended a private or semi private demo
from the CrowdStrike. Folks. The people who brought you the pew
pew map, and he sent us a little report in which I'd like to
share. Good data, the OG pod father sent you a tweet about
this a week ago, I attended a CrowdStrike demo. Here's he sent
me a ton of screenshots which I will share with you, John, and
maybe put them in the bin. I don't know. I don't know if it's
useful for anything. But it's just interesting to
see. I put him in the newsletter.
It was an eye opening experience. I did get a few
jokes in on the pew pew map, and then doing the DNC server hack
job and not the FBI. There's a producer, ladies and gentlemen,
when I did that, they seemed quite proud that they did the
DNC breaking in the investigation and exposed Oh,
those Russians part of the hack. They are thoroughly convinced it
was the Russians and not an inside job, which is the theory
I agree with, there was way too much data moved for it not to be
done inside the network, I can't see them transferring that much
info that quickly over an internet connection. Throughout
the demo, they threw out a lot of buzz terms. They said their
staff are all all all former CIA and NSA, the outsourcing of your
intelligence. The guy who did the demo, for me was a seven
year veteran of the NSA, I have no doubt that CrowdStrike is a
project of the intel community. And now check this because we
know a lot of people who work at this company, they leverage
Splunk to build out their product. You know, a lot of
Pajot people went to Splunk
briefed me on this again.
Splunk is a product that you put on, I think on top of a
database. It's basically a data mining engine. And it's used a
lot for recommendations and for some, some funky way of using a
database. And obviously, I'm doing a poor job of explaining
it, but it is a data mining tool. And a lot of the poncho
for Yeah, and they went public and everyone made a lot of cash
over there. They leverage Splunk to build out their product. I've
used Splunk before so I'm not surprised this is the route they
went it makes me wonder if Splunk is an intel community
project as well. Ah, yes. And you know, for them going public,
I would say yep, probably they would they were very successful
offering. I'm certain that the NSA is like the CIA and that no
one ever truly retires, they truly retires they just move on
to another arm of the organization. I learned a lot
about that from my wife's granddad, he's uh, you retired
CIA has a whole bunch of private stuff here about what he did
attend back to the pitch at times, I found myself getting
caught up in the sales pitch on all the fancy screens. Of course
my no agenda, inoculations kicked in and pulled me back
from going full retard never go full retard. When he says, We
never got to the pricing structure, I'm still waiting for
that whopper of a number to come back. It's a nice product. And
I've no doubt it can replace antivirus malware and firewall
functions at the desktop. Just like the Cisco firepower
product. Its strength is in getting enough people to use the
product in order to learn and detect new exploits and attacks.
They talk about machine learning, but they are very much
using actual humans. Since the machines can't learn yet with
the so called AI. They refer to the team as the managed Hunter
team. And they call them their force multiplier. And they also
offer what they call their white glove option. This is someone
crazy enough to allow them to view all their data and step in
when a live attack is detected into remediated for you. Anyone
who chooses that option needs to be fired. Blow are some of the
buzz terms they threw out I'm not sure if this will help the
show but I was wanting to share what I learned as a fellow dude
named Ben. Yes, the dudes named Ben make it happen. As always
loved the show grew up watching you on MTV and reading John's
columns I'm a bit overdue for donation so I need to rectify
that before for wonderful on douchebag here's some of the
buzzword terms 125 billion events a day. They only collect
metadata DNA of an attack nation states an indication of attack
or IO a non sales staff all ex CIA and NSA it hygiene and built
on Splunk so nice hyped up company
nothing no nothing there.
doesn't make sense led by a guy who was friends with Robert
Mueller, who just indicted people based upon his buddies
information from his commercial company, I'd say shaky at best,
sale least down or that.
Now, that doesn't mean that we didn't have enough people going
just apeshit over Trump having the audacity to go see Putin.
And again, I think I think if anything, he set it up this way,
like, yeah, go ahead and tell him now is perfect. Before I go
over there. Let everyone go crazy. And ask me to not go or
to tell Putin now to extradite these people. So it's just all
kinds of CNN was just going nuts. Hold
on a second. was extra dice. extradition requested. But it
wasn't.
It's being known as being in the indictment. Yeah. Oh, that's a
good question. Well, I have it here. I guess I could look I can
do a quick search. I don't think extradition was was asked for
first not let me just see. All this open. Here we go. Let me do
a quick search. Extra. No, just phrase not extra not even found.
So no, of course
not. No, no, no, of course not. I mean, you take good at least
go against the 26165 Guys, let alone the 74455. Right.
But also, you know, an indictment is not a conviction,
but you'd think it was. Anyway, so do Putin is crazy. Putin is a
nut job. Putin is doing all kinds of crazy stuff. Actually,
oh, somehow
he's any smarter than that dummy Trump.
Well, here's Meet the Press from this morning. So this
report that you and I were talking about before the show,
it also notes that among the things the Russians did was
mining for Bitcoin. Now, Bitcoin gets complicated, but basically
what that does, is you have a computer system that does
incredibly complicated computations. And by completing
them, the system allows you to generate more Bitcoin, which
means the Russians generated money to make this happen. They
literally minted money to hack our election system. Now, the
President saying well, I don't know if I'm going to ask for
extradition is stunning. If someone broke into the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing and stolen American dollars to
commit a crime against the United States, it will be an
immediate call for extradition. They are literally
no surprise. Yeah, that sounds like a good comparison to me.
Wow.
Is this guy off the rails this have
nuts or what? It's like stealing the plates and printing US
dollars? No, no, it's really not. Isn't that great?
That's the funniest thing I've heard for quite a while I did
it. I'm gonna give you a borderline Tip of the day for
that being so outrageous.
Well, what say ye fun clip number two and listen carefully
to what she's really saying. This is Cynthia Hooper.
Now, if Trump actually does go to Helsinki meets with Putin and
has some kind of cordial interaction with him or even
reaches a deal on something quite concrete, like Syria, the
Russian presses is going to be able to sort of say that any
naysayers to this new kind of data and rapprochement are, are
simply again, echoing this old story of russophobia. And and
that plays very well to the Russian people.
Okay, so if I understand her correctly, if Trump and Putin
somehow arrange to create peace in Syria, that's bad. It's bad
because it's bad because then we could say because then the
Russians can promote themselves as not being horrible. I mean,
I'm speechless
over this kind of illogic do these people deal in and I
love that she says reproach Mall.
Approach MA and and Russa phobia Russa phobia
and reproach mall. I mean, gee, that brochure approach from all
our genitalia. Well, then we have this Kimberly, I know you
have a lot of contacts in the national security concern. She's
going to talk to Kimberly Dozier, I believe she is a
former CIA operative immunity. What do you know about the
current threat? Well,
this current threat is something that is much discussed, much
recognized by the intelligence community, by the Pentagon, and
it's something that they are daily fighting against. So
you're getting a bird's eye view of what President Trump is
getting briefed probably nearly daily. That said, what Trump
hasn't done to our knowledge is to declare some sort of war on
cyber threats by Russia the same way. There was a declaration of
war on al Qaeda war on terrorism and And while every day you've
got national security professionals battling it out in
cyberspace against Moscow, what you don't have is a concerted
effort with extra resources like we had in the war on terror. And
that's what they don't seem to be able to get across to the
president in the briefings to him. And it's a, it's a matter
of frustration for a lot of people. They think maybe it's
going to take some major hack before he gets that they are not
just adversaries. But enemies probing us defenses every single
day,
probing our defenses that we're not doing enough with cyber,
it'll take a major hack before this dummy figures it out.
Stupid, stupid dummy. And this one, this one took the cake,
as Putin and Trump prepare for that face to face meeting the
people of Ukraine are watching closely. Does this meeting
signal a resolution for the Crimean peninsula where we
should just remind you there's a war going on backed by Russia on
Ukrainian territory. But first,
wait, John, there's a war going on in Crimea.
I didn't know that. You didn't know what going on in Crimea.
Did you not hear the reporter? Just say that? Listen again. I
think it's a war on prices.
resolution for the Crimean peninsula where we should just
remind you there's a war going on backed by Russia on Ukrainian
territory.
There's a war going on. I think we need to go to our
correspondent right now. You hear me?
Yeah. I can get those what you know. Oh, my God, snarky. John?
Thanks, Anna. Be safe. That was Adam. Reporting. That was Adam
curry reporting from Crimea,
where there's a war going on.
I think it's the war on prices at Ivan's furniture
and with that, I think we should take a little break. I need a
breather after that big
room. Yeah, one more ISO for your consideration. Okay, sir.
I'm sorry. Yes. No, sir. Raise. Yes.
new podcast.
Okay, new podcast. Yeah.
I'm gonna show must move to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh, yeah. That'd be fun
think that one takes the cake. That is one of the best ones
you've ever gotten for me. i This is my new ringtone. Yeah. I
didn't know Brian Brushwood could talk that high. That's
good.
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That's it. No nights, no title changes. Nothing else. No,
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plenty more show.
A couple of things that are kind of interesting. Okay. I do have
another ISO printer. Just ISO heavy today. Well, this one just
I'm going through the clips and they're all up on the screen.
And I go and I close them out when it goes. And this one just
showed up. I don't even know. Or remember cutting it but there's
the crime, terrorism, espionage, clip
crime, terrorism and espionage. Now, it doesn't cut it by new
podcasts
or not by today's standard. I
mean, you should have spread these out. I mean, you're just
shooting your wad and you know, it's like, I'm not going to
clean it up. This is just too much
these days. You either got it or you don't yeah, I'm not going to
spread anything out. I do have a clip of the day for you do well
I mean I think it's I think it's a it's a clip for you. It's a
clip for you because I know how much you love these clips.
Do I have to get Okay, hold on. Let me get some jingles. I don't
even know what it is. But I can guess what it is I'm gonna get
at least one jingle setup. Okay, which clip Am I playing here?
Oakland Zoo gondolas, Oakland Zoo
gondolas,
visitors to the Oakland Zoo or stuck high in the air for about
30 minutes this afternoon. They were suspended in the zoo as
gondolas. Zoo officials said a digital glitch was to blame and
shut up about the glitch. And to reboot the system. The gondola
started move Moving again at about 230 this afternoon. As you
spokeswoman said, passengers were inconvenienced, but no one
was hurt.
They are state of the art custom made gondolas Swiss made and
with state of the art comes a lot of technology. They're fully
electric. They're fully digital. There was a digital glitch.
If you have computer problems, I feel bad for you. So I got 99
problems, but a glitching one. Ah,
that's great reporting. And that comes from the home of Silicon
Valley, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, San Francisco, California,
where everything is just a glitch. And it was a double
glitch report. It was a fantastic double glitcher Yep.
Why is that rare? They're,
they're rare, but when you find one in the wild is very
satisfying. Geez, I'm gonna give you you know, I can't give a
clip of the day for that, but I'm gonna give you a borderline
you deserve that. And then my favorite video from this week as
we've been tracking this progress over the years, we even
have a nickname for him that apparently now people are using
as well. I believe we coined the term Junker, the drunker,
it was a difficult NATO Summit for everyone, but none more so
than European Commission president John Claude Juncker.
The 63 year old stumbled and lost his balance several times
ahead of a dinner on Wednesday evening, Juncker has said he
suffers from sciatica, and others confirmed he complained
of back pain. Just as
he doesn't have a serious health problem, as far as I'm aware of,
but he does have a back problem for some time. Do you think that
was the problem? Because he was smiling and in good spirits? So
I'll just Yeah, but he is he has good spirits, but he has a
backbone for some time. But for the rest, I think you have to go
to the commission to ask for more information.
EURO NEWS reached out to the European Commission for
comments. A spokesperson said it's not appropriate to discuss
health issues publicly. From
that I think we know the answer.
Guys is the guys are south.
You have to see the clip because it was a clip. No, not the clip,
the clip that I just played from EURO NEWS, when both people who
are answering the question, one of which is the Dutch Prime
Minister, Margarita, when they're saying this? Well, you
know, he has no official, you know, I don't think has any
health problem. They're winking at the camera. Or are they? Yes,
subconsciously, one I like a little smile. And both the the
first guy to everyone knows is like the biggest secret. The
guy's a
lush. Yeah, he's an alcoholic, obviously.
And he needs to be helps. Yeah, he's
in public, representing the EU and he's sloshed. I mean, come
on.
I mean, anyone who who denies this should be on the Muller
team. That was good one. I'm practicing for my alt right
career.
Yeah, well, you might have to go to there. I have a couple of
leftovers from the earlier part of the show. I might as well
play him. Get my stuff out of the way. I do have one news
item. All right. And yeah, I remember the era and I've always
equated the current ride sharing era with the hitchhiking era of
the late 60s was a lot of you know, free transportation and
but in this case, not free anymore and is controlled
because there's an absolute is less chance. But the hitchhiking
era ended because of rapes and murders. That's kind of
summarize things even though I had a friend who hitchhiked from
coast to coast, which is a big deal was like a badge of honor.
A lot of people did. Well, let's
let's put it this way. The reporting about rapes and
murders, stopped hitchhiking. Yes, yes, that's probably more
accurate.
Well, this is going on with ride sharing. Now we're hearing a lot
of this sort of thing. San
Francisco police that have arrested a man who they're
calling a serial rapist, the man authorities claim fooled his
victims into thinking that he was their rideshare driver and
then sexually assaulted them.
Anyway, that went on for 10 minutes, given this report is
some creep. That I don't know where they are they How did they
intercepting these calls? Are they just driving around? Oh,
no, like waiting.
I read a quite an in depth article about how this is done.
There's there's ways that they can spoof the app, or spoof with
GPS locations and there's a number there's a number of
things that are being done, so they can get your ride. They can
find out if you have a ride, they can then drive up
themselves and grab the ride or they can book a ride on your
behalf and then have the GPS spoof the GPS. So it looks like
you're in the car driving around and then you get charged and
they get the money. I mean, there's a whole bunch of
different things. things that are possible. It's technology
man, that's a glitch. It's just a glitch baby. Professor Ted
moment there. And can we please this is your this is your work.
But can we please stop with this bogus live ride sharing moniker?
It's not ride sharing. And now we have Uber, of course has
invested in lime in these damn bikes, the scooters, electric
scooters, the scourge of Austin, on the sidewalks. So I looked
into this, and they call it bike sharing, you're not sharing
anyone's personal bike that you're renting hertz car rental
have been called bike sharing
it all let's call it car sharing. I mean, it's Bogota, if
it's not true, and it makes it sound friendly, but it's not.
It's just, it's just a scooter rental. Just call it what it is
not sharing anything. I'm not sure why we can't get off of
that name. And it worked. Yeah, you're right. It did. Did I
believe? Yeah, go ahead.
Let me play a couple of the things I'm listing I don't think
I have the whole commercial. Maybe I have part of it. This
product called MBO. M which is for MBAs are people who are
nuts.
Is this another Is this a psychotic drug?
It might be but the point is, they got a little piece of
information in here. I've never heard on any as a disclaimer,
I've never heard anything like this.
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symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment
hasn't worked well enough.
It may be time for a change.
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approved just for UC and Crohn's interview works at the site of
inflammation in the GI tract, and is clinically proven to help
many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission.
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after treatment. And TVO may increase risk of infection which
can be serious PML or rare, serious, potentially fatal brain
infection caused by a virus may be possible. This condition has
not been reported within tibia and tell your doctor if you have
an infection experienced frequent infections or have flu
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Nice. All right, it sounds like a winning product.
It's for Crohn's disease.
I gotta say, you may if you have Crohn's disease, you can be
pretty damn desperate so I can do anything. People would love
anything that helps. That would be true.
So this disease or this disease this drug could cause this brain
virus that guess will kill you or something. Yeah, could
there's never been a reported incident of it using an tibia.
So where do they get this information from? And why they
do they have to disclaim something that's never happened.
I don't know. I've never heard it ever on any I've, as you
know, we both listed these drug commercials. You know, ears
perked up. I've never heard anything like that.
I've seen this commercial. I've heard this before. Never thought
to clip it. But you're absolutely right. Like that's
what they're saying is like this cause could cause PLM which
could virus in your brain you'll die but doesn't ever happen but
if anyone of you feeling well, you got a headache?
Maybe this is your old theory. Just add on horrible stuff and
yeah, get people to take it because your old theory
well the theory is and this is evidenced with cigarette
packages, the more the bigger the warning the more horrible
the warning the more inclined people are to buy the product
and use it and why this is I can't explain but this is why
the cigarette companies in Europe in particular where this
is mandatory, have the most unbelievable pictures. And you
know it's gotten to a point I know that people in the
Netherlands certainly joke about it saying I have a baby dying of
cancer can I trade that who has a horrible long picture I mean,
they're playing these games like Go Fish
Go fish. There's another ball clip play this walk away girl
and freedom of thought.
Yeah, this is from this is a Russian bot. I presume? The
walkaway movement is just Russian bots you know that don't
you? It's not real
I don't I can't even remember what it's about.
Well you know the walk away campaign Yeah, walk away right
well yeah. Oh
no. Right walk right right right. The walk away campaign
right. This was like, okay, you don't have to play this clip
yet. The walk away campaign. Well, I don't know that it's
Russian bots. Well, it's
not but that's what there's only said do the test. No, John.
Yeah. That's what's being said because Of course, it's a real
thing.
Oh, okay. You have me confused, because I was lost track of it
all wrong.
I'm sorry. No, that's, we had a couple of things. On a couple
shows
ago, we talked about a little bit that I forgot all about it.
And there's a bunch of people that are kind of getting kind of
kick started to use that word.
Well, it's also it's a format, which you pointed out it is a a
new format used on YouTube. Maybe not new, but more people
are doing it. It's confession booth style. Hey, y'all. Hey,
y'all, you're
a lot of Catholics like this. But yeah,
hey, y'all, let me tell you about my my walkaway moment.
It's real. It's which is important because that is what
reality TV is. You see the scene then you have the confession
booth. People understand confession booth video very
well. So I think it's highly effective.
I never thought about it as coming from reality TV. What it
is yes. You mentioned it all these the scenes the same? It's
like they're talking Oh, yeah. Bill, you know, he left me and I
you know, yeah. Interesting. What this one girl I liked this
one. This one had a nice message to it. And I thought it was
sincere, even though when I retweeted it, I got Yeah. Now as
dad's bow, she's always been, you know, Republicans, they
block people think there's just Republican shear which kills?
But I don't think so.
You know, the real issue is that we have a news media that
answers to corporate sponsors not to actually conveying Real
News. And sadly, the majority of Americans are getting their news
from those sources. Somehow, in the last year, advocating for
freedom of thought, has become a radical notion. And I am sorry,
to anyone who I tuned out in the past. I am sorry to everyone
like me, who's getting shunned, who's getting insulted by
friends, by family, just because you want to be able to think for
yourself and you want to be able to advocate that everyone should
be thinking for themselves? Yeah, I'm seeing a lot of that.
Yeah, I
thought that was a good no agenda message.
And totally no agenda message. And I like it. What I like about
the walk away is it doesn't say become Republican. It says walk
away from this. This is not what I want. Yeah, that's very
different from become Republican. Right. I need to
read a little passage here from an interview in the spectator,
who interviewed Harvey Weinstein, who at 66 is facing
what pretty much life imprisonment for him because he
would need much for him to die in jail. And very tasty little
quote here that I'd like to share from this interview. This
is Harvey speaking to the interviewer. Listen, you were
born rich and privileged, and you're handsome. I was born
poor, ugly, Jewish, and had to fight all my life to get
somewhere. You got lots of girls. No girl ever looked at me
until I made it big in Hollywood? Yes, I did offer them
acting jobs in exchange for sex. But so did and still does
everyone. But I never ever forced myself on a single woman
call me naive or stupid, but in a funny way, I believe in and
here is the reporter speaking. I've seen Harvey and ashen
during my annual Christmas party, the one I throw every
year in New York with Michael Mahler. He hits on every young
woman but in a naive way, quote, will you give me your address?
I'll make you a star is the thief of a pickup. Some say yes,
some say no. His reaction is always the same. smile, laugh
and hit on the next one. There you go. The man needs to be
heard. This is a very explicit warning there. And also that's
going to be his defense. He's gonna say it he dated Asia
Argento apparently for 10 years before she claimed that he raped
her, which I'm not saying he didn't know there's a lot of
information that's still coming out and Harvey Weinstein is a
douche and deserves to be in jail. But I think what he's
saying listen carefully. It's still happening.
Yeah yeah da I mean people really want to be on the screen.
But as you said it will all go away once we once they had that
one special election with the you know, the dude who wrote
something in a yearbook
here right that the house is dropped a bit
Yeah, that's gone. Me too is gone. It's just gone. It's done.
I guess we fixed it. Everything's fair now
everything's good for the women. Okay. All right, now I need to
discuss two quick things, actually three in context of OTG
off the grid. And that means your pro sanity and anti
tracking more tracking from Silicon Valley, have three
stories in the clip. The first one, the woman who was tracked
and made a meme and a Twitter thread on the airplane. You
remember the story? No. Hey, do they? I was appalled by it. This
is where you know, they switch seats on the airplane and this
girl
boyfriend? Yeah, is when he starts basically taking pictures
and making a whole story out of nothing. The woman
is very upset by this. He says I've been doxed shamed in
assaulted, harassed, voyeurs have come looking for me online
in the real world. I did not ask for do not seek attention. This
is this is a cautionary tale about privacy, identity, ethics
and consent. She should sue them. Interestingly, the story
here mentions that her lawyer made this estate was made via
her lawyer, which of course suggests you may have plans to
sue as she should sue Twitter. And I think that I think you got
a base based upon the fact that they remove content for other
reasons. I think she may have some case. But the response from
the universe of Twitter is Oh, please. Outrage culture is so
dumb. It was harmless. It's over. Get over it. What's the
big deal? This is not an invasion of privacy. No more
gay. More gay on it. This is not an invasion of privacy. What's
the big deal? We do it every day. The celebrity is like that,
or is that too? Nailing is pretty good. So there's that
one, then there are two. Well, actually, there was a hack that
just came in this morning, and I want to talk about this
particular hack Timehop I don't know if you've heard of Timehop.
I had not heard of it.
Tyent heard of it. But I don't remember what it is. Timehop is
very popular with the adults under 40. And I'm speaking to
them specifically. But anybody who uses these
children to tour probably three times in the show. It's
millennials may see some reason. Yeah, well,
I've said this previously, which you don't remember, I said,
millennials prefer to be called adults under 40. I don't know a
one millennial that prefers to be called that. Alright, so with
millennials Timehop is a platform where you give them
access to all of your accounts, your social media accounts, and
they track everything so they their interface is a way for you
to easily hop back in time to see what happened across your
social media channels at a specific date or specific time.
Now the phallus and they got were compromised. And there's
millions of course of of pieces of information out there. Now
it's breached. This is what happens. But the problem with
this is that
you gave it a go a second ago, you use the word phallus
fallacy, I
meant, yeah, you know, why don't you listen, I'm talking about
and stop. This is me off when you do that. It's not funny. If
we're funny, I could understand, you know, just and fucking my
window is very big. For the fucking amount of donations, I
don't need to take that abuse. Okay, continue, please.
Uploading your information and your access controls to a
centralized platform is stupid. You think there's another one
and I'm going to tell you right now called updater.com. An
update or.com is a company that is being heavily marketed to
millennials and college kids. Because it helps you move. So
what you do is you give them your name, your address, your
cell phone, all your subscriptions, your cable
subscription, your credit card number, you give them
everything. And when you move, they take care of it all. And
all the management companies of all buildings in America are now
signing on to this system where they have all of your
information to make your move easy. And I tell you, I seen
this and heard it with my own eyes. It's great. This is so
handy. It's so easy, particularly when you're moving
around during your college years from one apartment to a dorm.
Your address changes. And I just wanted to read their business
model because they're pretty big company. Just so people
understand what their business model is, hundreds of the most
prominent real estate companies in the US from real estate
brokerages to property management companies rely on
updater to help their clients transition to their new home.
With significant market penetration of all US household
moves. updater enables contextual and personalized
communications between relocating consumers and the US
businesses spending billions of dollars trying to reach them,
you are being taken. And it's dangerous because these guys get
hacked, they get a lot more than, you know, some token
authorization, like the Timehop people. And I'll say the same
for the what's the name of the company that will protect your
identity, those guys will get hacked, too. And everyone's
identity will be out in the open once again, this is a bad thing
to be a part of.
And then this damage from that, I think it was a financial
services company that you'd put all your accounts in with their
system, the US
Postal Service does this too. And then all sudden, you get
magazines and all kinds of crap show on up.
I don't know about the Postal Service? I do. I've done it. But
what I've done it I've used them and we've talked about it on the
show doesn't matter. You don't remember, we've used I've used
them and then they put you on lists.
You don't think these guys put you on lists?
Yes. They're selling it? That's my whole point.
Or is is there a chart fee for this?
Not to the column? Student? No.
Oh, there you go. There you go. Now your product. I just read
you the business model. I know I heard that. But it didn't know
that they were just productizing these poor users. You mean kids?
Kids? Yeah. Well, they show I'm looking at the users under they
have a bunch of pictures. And there's mostly young women, some
old guy, black old guy, an old mom looking woman. So they're
not marketing directly to kids.
Not in the maybe not the website, but they are at
colleges. You better believe it? Yeah, that's where I got the
information. I'm
gonna have to sign up for something. Well, I can see it.
No, no,
no, they're not dumb. They're just misinformed. And they say,
oh, so great. It's so handy, but they're giving their credit card
numbers, everything's in there.
Yeah, wouldn't be a good idea. And then fine, you get hacked
and boom, you're
broke. And finally, just to add some more context to the reason
why I like my Kyocera flip phone, which does not have an
app infrastructure. Apps are just evil, and it's not about
the GPS. In fact, these researchers from University in
Boston, forget which one did some tests and here's what they
learned. It's
called a side channel attack because it targets sensors in
your device that weren't designed to provide location.
Like the accelerometer. It measures how fast the phone is
moving the gyroscope that tracks rotation, and the magnetometer
which works like a digital compass. Guevara, new beer is a
professor at Northeastern
people don't really realize that their mobile phone with access
to all these sensors, is in some sense, potentially, like the
best spy device you can imagine.
And he says combining readings from the sensors could arm
criminals with secret info.
As they become more and more accurate. This may become a
primary means of invading user's privacy.
They tested it out in cities from New York to London, and say
it works best in places like Boston, where streets aren't set
up like a grid.
If you were to travel the same path every day, we have
extremely high probability to guess where you live where you
work. He says
hackers could access your device through a malicious app. Like
this simple flashlight the researchers created
you need to have an app installed on the phone. But once
that is done, all the other processes are automatic. And he
says
some apps may have complete access to some of the sensors in
your device without asking for permission,
as long as you have your phone switched on, and the app is
already installed on your phone. This would record your
information.
The team used Android devices for the study, but today it
would also work on the iPhone because permissions for the
sensors are similar. Apple declined to comment. Google
tells us its latest operating system quote restricts access to
sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes, and smartphone
sensors do not directly provide user location data. And this
research highlights just how difficult it would be to use
these sensors for location tracking. Is there currently a
way for users to turn all the sensors off? Unfortunately,
there's nothing the team is now searching for a solution.
Meantime, the best way to protect yourself is only
download apps from Google and Apple's official stores and
always keep your opera Any system up to date?
No. Yeah, yeah, I'll get right on that. Only to point out that
as I said, it's all the sensors. It's not just the GPS. And then
that's it's very accurate. You know, the the Compass app
doesn't use the GPS, it uses the accelerometer or you know,
there's a whole bunch of things.
I think we have an opportunity for for an app ourselves that
would would counteract this whole thing. Maybe put you back
on track.
You mean like shut it down? Yeah. I don't think that's
possible.
Come on. Maybe bill to shut down all those sensors. Yeah,
shoulda, woulda coulda. I'll bet you can. Maybe, maybe. And then
I
have to report something. The better you know, Theodore, the
debaters?
The adorable. His first word? No, wait, wait, wait, wait, is
it gonna hurt my feelings? Maybe it wasn't dub dub mama or mo pa.
App. App. Really? His first word was app. App. Oh my god. I'm
very sorry to hear this. Well, it's fact how do you feel?
I thought it was kind of funny.
So that just given the kid the iPhone to shut them up like
every other parent,
though they would they refuse to do something like that. They're
not idiots. They gave them
a taste of the good stuff, though. Otherwise he wouldn't be
asking for it.
Well, he points to cognac when he says so it seems that
likely. Now he's getting a good education grandpa's on the case.
This is good news. Graham's did my Binky. And that again, will
Yeah. We know what's going on. Report from the OPC W, which is
worth sharing. Because, you know, what do we know about
Assad and chemical weapons?
Well, depends on what we're told. I mean, a lot of it is
we've had the most reverse engineer to know what we know.
Well, the most recent attack on April 7, was chlorine. Was it
not? It was chlorine and killing people. And it was Assad's I
remember they had the proof and the thing came to the roof.
Look, here it is. This is all Assad's doing.
Well, the talking about Bashir, not not Julian.
Exactly. Bashir al Assad, the Organization for the Prohibition
of Chemical Weapons. OPC. W issued an interim report on
their investigation to date regarding the allegations of
chemical weapons use in Damascus, Syria. On April 7. The
activities in Dubai included on site visits, collected
environmental samples interviews with witnesses data collection
in in a neighboring country, the team gathered or received
biological environmental samples and conducted witness
interviews. Hold on.
You're gonna get let me guess what happened. Sure. It turned
out there's a bunch of bullcrap
OPC W designated labs conducted analysis of prioritized samples.
The result, results show that no organophosphorus nerve agents or
the degradative degradation products were detected in the
environmental samples or in the plasma samples taken from
alleged casualties. Along with explosive residues, various
chlorinated organic chemicals were found in samples from two
sites for which there's a full chain of custody, work by the
team to establish the significance of these results is
ongoing. So they're going to try and push up the chain of custody
because they know where it came from. And guess what? It wasn't
from Assad. And there was no nerve agent involved. Gee, did
you hear no reporting on that?
Well, the first time this happened when they determined
those early rocket attacks that were violating Obama's red line.
Those early reports indicated that it wasn't Assad, and there
was plenty of documentation to back that up. And we didn't hear
much about that, if anything, so I would guess that no, you're
not going to hear anything about it because it doesn't fit into
the scheme of things. Exactly.
Exactly. But I'm glad that we are have a chance to report
these things just need the headline isn't enough. It's kind
of depressing. No.
Well, I think that we do important work. It's depressing.
Little compensation is last round. And and the news is just
worse than ever about reporting real news instead of what you
know, some narrative somebody dreamed up was that the CIA
wants them to report and I blame the CIA for this. Although they
seem to have some sort of a goods on Trump are they think
they do about something the Russians have on him, which
sounds like PPTs sounds like it doesn't make a A lot of sense to
me, I'm sorry.
The resources, no. And the second half of That's right,
everybody, we are in the second half of show, you know what that
means. A trip to the other side,
I thought it means we have 10 minutes left, go on.
We have about five minutes left. Israel are going to land on the
moon in 2019. Obviously, just to visit their moon bases, where
they're just pretending it's a new thing. I'm glad they're
doing that. So now it'll be finally we'll get a race and
maybe they'll bring back the Saturn five or whatever it took
to get to the moon. And so I'm told, but that's not why I break
into second half of the show. Now I bring to you, the truant
Hold
on a second. Was that some sort of news report? What or is that
just somebody was on? Well,
no, the Israeli know is the Israeli who announced this,
they even set the satellite up.
Let's see space l said they're sending a probe will be launched
from Cape Canaveral in his Falcon nine rocket built by Elon
Musk, okay, and they're going to land a probe on the moon, not a
person a probe at bits doesn't make it. And I'm not going to
bet because Elon annually still has a Tesla flying over Elon,
who, of course, has been unmasked as a top donor to House
Republican. That A to A PAC may want to think about shorting
Tesla tomorrow. He's just a Republican douchebag. Now, the
true reason for the second half of the show is finally can tell
you why JFK was assassinated. Oh, cool.
Former Washington DC attorney Douglas caddy, was a close
friend of E. Howard Hunt, who he represented when Hunt was found
to be at the center of the Watergate scandal in 1972. Hunt
was an officer in the CIA, when John F. Kennedy was president.
Had he claims that he asked Howard Hunt about the
assassination one night and received a shocking answer.
Last time I saw Howard Hunt was in 1975. He called me and said
you'd like to have dinner. So it was finished, we went out to the
sidewalk. And I thought, well, this may be the last time I'll
see Howard. He's going away. And I'm moving from Washington. And
so I had my own curiosity. I said to Howard, I was drawn to
the assassinated. And he said John Kennedy was assassinated
because he was about to give our most vital secret to the Soviet
Union. And I said our most vital secret, I said, What could that
be? He leaned forward and looked me in the eyes. And he said, The
alien presence, he shook my hand and walked away.
The stories about the majestic 12 are true. And those involved
with a top secret group, were ready to take such drastic
measures to keep its existence hidden. Was it ever
discontinued?
Do you think that MJ 12 is still in existence today?
Well, what I've been told is that they have changed the
letters and the numbers, probably more than once. So it's
the same idea. It's the same control, same files, same
archives, same power. If you look at what has happened in
last six years, it's really possible that more decisions
have been made in a site of our government because of this
subject, etc. in technology. Any of us whatever, no. Yeah, baby.
There you go. It doesn't make any sense. If you follow the
literature, and I'll include the Corso document in that, and then
in subsequent discussions that have made been made public, the
most interesting of which, of course, took place in I think it
was March or May of 2001, just before 911, where there was
something like 40 of these guys from different parts of the
government and all over the place, making this huge
confessional in Washington, DC house, open disclosure, open
disclosure, and they had all kinds of discussions about this.
It's believed that the literature believes that the
Russians know about this there was nothing just disclosed that
Kennedy was going to tell them that they didn't know Rob, and
they were in cahoots with us these guys you know, blast them
once in a while with a with a death. I said that famous
Russian nuke recently that was I think it was about three years
ago. They blasted a big bomb in the atmosphere at some 10 miles
or 20 miles out for some of these. It was in the some
obscure part of Russia and it was it was in violation of the
of the treaties about blowing up a bombs above Yes, yeah, I
recall. Yeah. Yeah. There nobody made a fuss or said anything
about it, because that was obviously done for some
deterrence purpose. Right. Don't lie this
How dare you speak out against the History Channel.
As soon as you brought that, that I could sell was a history
check. Because that one guy who asked the question, Is that
weird looking character with all the hair. I love looking guy. I
love that guy. That's fantastic. So I'm just I'm gonna bring
people back up to speed on this. So yeah, it seems unlikely.
All right, I think we're going to close this out for today.
I do have a she got a dealer. One more, one more. No, I've
been at but I'm gonna put these off to the next unless you want
to click No,
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But since you're still in second half a show, is it possible that
both Trump and Putin are reptilians and they're going to
bring their two reptilian translators and do some sort of
some sort of a deal.
Looking forward to it. It'd be good little shape shifting meld
into each other. Ah, Donald it was good for me I wasn't for
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The gentleman controls the time it is a three ring
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I cannot express to you. My love of the FBI,
regular police Chairman
tolerable any collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign
any collusion I don't give a damn what you appreciate how
many
times did you look so innocent into your wife's eyes
to suggest somehow that we can parse down the words of
shorthand textual conversations like there's some contract for
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it is a three ring circus.
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