Maybe we need no agenda emergency hammers. Adam curry
Jhansi Devorah and Sunday July 22 2018. This is your award
winning get my nation media assassination episode 1053. This
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Star state here in downtown Austin Tay house in the colonial
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're doing a show present
for I'm John C. Devorah.
Raglan buzzkill
Yeah, you're right, this that's the groovy part about a podcast
we can start whenever we want early, late, or whenever we're
ready when we whenever we're ready. And if we're ready, man,
a lot of grief. We got a lot of grief.
I think the biggest you could open every show. I got a lot
of grief. We hit Belgium head on with rain sticks. Just got the
lower half of the Netherlands buddy
discuss this on Twitter. I really have nothing to say. You
know my position on this. Yeah, I can hold myself blameless for
this mess.
Well, it gets worse because we have a very serious request from
Norway now. So first of all, it rained everywhere except for
except in the Netherlands where we where we want it to rain. And
thanks Muslim clerics a lot of good you're praying did that
didn't help much? And dramatize because,
you know, a lot of this has to do with the speakers in the
countries and the volume that they play the show at and I'm
just guessing that in Holland, they play the show over earbuds?
Yes. It's not loud enough. Oh, Andromeda wrote in from Norway.
And she and her husband say it's pretty critical. In fact, we are
their last chance. Since the beginning of May. There's been
an unusual period of beautiful and warm weather in Norway
unseen in decades may be ever sunshine for days temperature
breaking every possible record. 30 tropical days so far in
Norway. All car sounds good. That's what I'm saying. Why
would you complaining? Your problem?
Rain is if place on fire. No. Yes.
Yes, numerous forest fires. But here's the real problem. Because
the warm weather began so early this year in April. It's they
have a full blown since. Yeah, they have a full blown
agricultural crisis.
Yes. Well, that's nothing we can do about that grass
from first yield was 30% of a normal year. So they don't think
there'll be any second yield. Farmers are sending their cattle
to slaughter houses because they won't have enough feed for the
winter, which will lead to a shortage of dairy products next
year, possibly.
Uhm, and meat. Yeah.
There's even they even I guess they imported hay from the US.
Even though GMO products are banned, which of course
everything that we sell, it's GMO, pretty much. Yeah. So I
mean, there's
supplies in the world.
They're specifically asking for rainstick action, and I don't
want to deny anyone that but I feel a little gun shy after I
was paying. I admit, I was a little careless on the stick.
But maybe we should just do one shake for Norway.
I think you do. You mean, you know one flip? Why?
No more. One flip for Norway.
We're gonna do it simultaneously. Yeah, yes.
You count me in. I mean, I've clearly got to get my, my game
back on.
Okay. On the count, it's on a three to one count. All right.
We flipped once. All right. 321. All right.
All right. Andromeda, let us know how that went.
That was not enough to do too much demo. I
think if anything that misses Norway will be okay. But again,
apologies to Belgium. Wow. No, sorry.
No. Well, you know, then again,
then again. Well, after years of speculation, years, I tell you,
and certainly speculation on this show. We've always wondered
who was behind the White Helmets, those John
provocateurs, those actors who love saving people then saving
them again for the Instagram for their buddies. We've seen it so
many times. I've
seen a number of people two or three times wearing the same
exact clothes,
but also they're like they put the victim back and then they do
the whole scene again. On Instagram. They're very silly.
For years, the White Helmets have saved 1000s of lives.
Syria, but now even they've had to flee after requests from the
United States in some European countries, Israel evacuated them
and their families to Jordan had been an immediate threat to
their lives. Israel's military stressed its non intervention
policy in Syria. According to Jordan's Foreign Ministry,
they'll spend three months in the country and then be settled
in Britain, Germany and Canada. The White Helmets have mostly
saved lives by rescuing people trapped in rubble after
government and Russian airstrikes in rebel held
territory. Jordan's Foreign Ministry said their lives were
in danger after a government offensive regained rebel held
parts of southern Syria in all 800 men, women and children were
bused out of the danger zone towards Jordan. In the last few
days, several 100 rebels and their families have also been
evacuated from Quneitra province, as part of a peace
deal brokered by the Russian military. The Syrian army,
backed by Russian airstrikes is gaining ground in the province,
which borders the Golan Heights, Israel annexed the Golan from
Syria in 1981.
Or the goal. So Israel was funding him after all, I find
that weird, why they will,
because of all the various reports we kept getting,
or remember the whole the whole strategy behind the weight White
Helmets is, you know, keep telling lies about what's been
going on. And therefore more intervention, more pushback,
more bombs, even Trump bombed a couple times. That, to me, it
seems very clear Israel was behind it, and they're bringing
them they're extracting him now that we apparently have some
deal that no one's reporting on. I mean, was there any big
headline breaking news for you? That
was the secret meeting between Putin? Yes,
obviously. So he hooked it up. So he's got Russia working with
Israel, they're going to take care of the Syria situation. How
that affects Iran is a little unclear. But that must have been
part of the deal. Like, alright, keep Iran out of there. And
we'll let you guys do whatever you need to do. And then and
now, it looks like 2 million Syrian refugees can go home.
Well, let's hope that's exactly what happens.
Well, of course, we hope that's what happens. I wouldn't want
any other way. I'm just a little irked that the that the Israelis
were behind the weltweit Helmus is just that seems very obvious
to me.
Well, again, is that proof positive by any means is no
court wins court.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Coincidence? Why? All right. Fine.
Coincidence? Could be Yeah, it could be I'm not I'm not buying
it. It seems like they were the bad actors with on that part. I
mean, everyone was about everyone is about actor. But I
don't but there's been no announcements, no. Overview no
real explanation of what what the deal was. But yeah, of
course that that's what they discussed. Let's repeat let's
subpoena the translators. No jobs. Seriously, not jobs.
But they completely out of control. The media has lost it
that this guy had MARK SHIELDS that's on the PBS NewsHour on
Fridays with Brooks. Die. Besides now he's like apoplectic
over Trump.
Oh, good. Would you please explain apoplectic you know,
wreck? Okay. He's a wreck. Yes.
And he had these clips here and just weren't my shields clips.
Yeah, I gotta hear I got shields shields on Trump. Putin. Yeah, I
guess. Shields. What is this? I don't know. I have clips here.
You print off the wrong clip list.
I'm gonna have to think that
Okay, why don't I play it and you can hit Ctrl P.
Oh, wait, let me let me set it up. Okay, let me set it up. He
is not only shaking now and he's talking about Trump. He's
getting liver spots all over his face. His hair is kind of like
doesn't look right, like a bad hair day. He's just a wreck.
Oh, he's getting sick from it. This is this is a bad situation.
This
will relate a anecdote that my daughter's told. She said she's
at some restaurant and there's a guy sitting nearby bitching
about Trump and then bitching about the fact that since Trump
has been elected he's he's developed high blood pressure
and has to take a bunch of medication coke God
this is unhealthy behavior people.
I hate what we've been saying all along, but let's listen to
this guy go nuts.
All right. Meanwhile, you get the flat cable and put it in the
RS 232.
We're left with Judy a week of I take a blow to the United States
of America. Any question about it too? Leadership, the fraying
of our relations with our longtime allies, a dismissal
almost a disparagement by the American president of
democratically elected leaders, and the messy problems that
democracy requires and adulation of flattery, a giant sucking
sound in the company of the Russian dictator. The
President's part and Dan bolts perhaps is respected writer,
because there is on politics in America wrote is the when the
setting call for a show of strength and resolve, Trump
instead offered deference defensiveness, equivocation and
weakness. And I think that's fair.
So does she does not have an original thought of his own. He
has to quote other authors.
Like yes. I mean, that's I find that to be a humiliating, but
I'm if you're a pundit, yeah, you
should have your own opinions.
You're a pundit, you're a pundit for a reason you're there to
express your opinions, not to quote somebody else's opinions
you think are superior, the way I look at it? Well, let's get
that guy on the show. You know, I
want you and we can almost predict who's going to have a
heart attack first. Seriously,
we're seeing we're seeing a lot of heart attacks, in the making,
in the making, from all a lot of these guys who are just spitting
mad, spitting mess, the rice is incredibly unhealthy, and
they're just fallen into this trap. I have some thoughts on
this. After the second clip of shields,
Donald Trump is when he stands there, and contradicts that
unanimous judgment of all the men and women who are
professionals in the United States intelligence services,
who have concluded unanimously that Russia, Russia, was behind
the meddling cyber attacks, and continues to be at this time,
and stands there and says, Faith is the ultimate compliment. You
can talk about his words, we know his words, in his lexicon,
the lexicon of Donald Trump, there are no great
accomplishments than to say strong and powerful. And what
did he whom did he call it, to call anybody weak is the
ultimate insult, and he paid the ultimate compliment to to Mr.
Putin as he stood there been refusing to endorse and support
the work of the American intelligent professionals in
public. When never seen a situation like that before? No
American presidents have been there was a
sounds like the ultimate compliment to me.
The guy, he did have the right he did have some right. analysis
there. But the but what Trump thinks is a compliment what he
thinks is an insult week, we we've discussed a week on the
show some time ago, right? So this guy promotes the bull crap
that 100% In fact, he's taken it further about the intelligence
agencies all agreeing, now it's unanimous. He says, the men and
women he's every single intelligent agent, intelligence
agent and on every agency,
while he knew he would know, it guess, you know, I just had a
great idea for a strategy for the Democrats. And it's not a
new one, but the timing would be perfect. Right now. They're
early with that. I mean, they've they're peaking so hard right
now with with the this is gonna be a problem. Yeah, I mean, to
take this all the way to November, we need more events.
We don't have I mean, Putin was the that was I think that the
summit that was the meeting, you know, that was the big one. They
can keep this going for a while. But already, if you look at
there was a Gallup poll, which I guess I trust Gallup that had
you know, Russian collusion is like 17, or 18, on the list of
things people find important in America. But yeah, I didn't
expect it to be high. But I didn't know it was that low
because people are tuned out that just tuned out. It's not
working. They
hear it over and over again. And what and where's the evidence
and all the rest of this, like
know that they're also just tuned out that just tuning out
the done with it, but there is something that could be done.
It's an old strategy. We've discussed it before. And
remember, the Democratic Party is now completely leaderless.
And the I would say, true, just speaking of heart attacks. It
will be a good time for Bill to go.
Yeah, actually, because then we could have
a solid six weeks of morning and video lots of video about his
values, how great he was. How Hollywood budget? Yes. How we
got rid of Yugoslavia, all kinds of great things that we could
could miss. I mean, he was a fun president. I'll say it was. He
had his good moments. But then you know that we're kind of
ramped up into reestablishing the Democratic Party values, and
then Hillary could come back in very smoothly and really start
to bring people back together, whether for herself or for
somebody else, but it would be a well, probably for herself. I'm
just saying it would be an interesting strategy. Not for
Bill. Of course, he might not think it's so interesting.
No, and Bill's not really I don't I think he's, he's not
really upset about anything. I mean, he's not like this shields
guy was upset is apoplectic. It's not like he does not he's
just thinks it's great because it's like, just, he doesn't
care. Yeah, so he's not he doesn't really he's not really a
candidate for an immediate heart attack. But
have you seen him?
Yeah, he looks like hell
as a shadow. Anybody if he drops out, and the hag team they'd be
ready to use?
Did you see David Rockefeller when he was 99? I think the guy
went for another decade or so. He looks like he's walking.
Well, it's because he drinks infant blood or something.
That's what those guys do. I have one deranged clip from NPR,
which has just been such a joy to listen to NPR news. This is
actually the week in the week in the news. It's an actual news
program, not just about the news. It's about the news. Yes.
Jack Beatty back once again.
Well, I didn't realize that Fifth Avenue ran through
Helsinki. That was to me the revelation. You know, during the
campaign, the candidate Trump said, My people will support me
even if I go out on Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody. Well, the
New York Daily News on Tuesday had a cover showing Trump and
Putin walking down Fifth Avenue. Oh, Putin, his bare chested by
the way, and Trump is holding a pistol and he's shooting Uncle
Sam. that press conference was the Fifth Avenue moment. And it
told Trump I think the danger is it told Trump that he can get
away with almost anything. Because what was the response
coordinator? One poll 79% of Republicans thought that debacle
Democrats conference
Depak is a debacle
Democrats debacle. Democratic goal is a I don't think it's an
alternative.
From now on. It is difficult to debit, go baby. My debit CO was
a debris. Let me tell you,
Chris, what was the response coordinator one Paul 79% of
Republicans thought that debacle of a press conference in the
meeting was a success. Meanwhile, in Russia, the host
of a state TV program said Trump quote smells like an agent of
the Kremlin. There was there was some hand wringing in Congress,
but nothing very decisive. In fact, the House voted down a
measure to increase election security spending. And Trump is
getting if Trump has got the message he can get away with
anything. We're on the road to norm on Steen's nightmare, and
he's the course the AI political expert. His his nightmare is the
Trump fires, Muller pardons himself and everybody else sends
his followers into the streets. And after the inevitable
bloodshed, declares martial law. Now, you say Well, that can't
happen. Well, who would have thought that the President could
openly collude not only openly collude openly could noodle with
a strong and powerful Kremlin leader and would receive 79%
response from Republicans?
There you go canoodle baby.
Holy mackerel is his guy.
And by the way, it finally was the Huffington Post finally
wrote, Something's been bothering me for a while.
About by the way, that was one hell of a clip you dug up there.
Thank you. But no, no, it's okay. I don't think so. either.
I wasn't gonna say you talked about the Huffington Post.
Finally. Thunder. Yeah. They
they finally wrote someone that over there finally wrote an
article and said, you know, New York Times when you making
jokes, and this guy kind of did that a little bit as well. When
you're making jokes about Putin and Trump being gay lovers. It's
homophobia. And it is it because what it says is,
Well, you better give some background because there was, I
don't think we've talked about this
now. We haven't so they had a cartoon in the New York Times on
their website. And it was a it was animated cartoon animated
cartoon. And it was Putin and Trump and they're kissing and
they're making out and they're naked, and they're cuddling. And
canoodling. Yes, gay. Yeah, gay as gay lovers. And it's, I don't
understand how you how you one hand you can be, you know, an
SJW BLM LGBTQIA PK l li in it. They
mock the whole Yes. Relationships.
Yeah, it's because gay guys are not in the group. I've said this
before. There's no community. And it's the gay guys who are
getting the brunt of it now. And then some of them are standing
up and saying, Hey, excuse me. This is not okay.
It's about time. Yeah. Yeah. Very annoying. Yeah, I found
that cartoon to be hilariously
homophobic. Lis Yeah.
And insulting and you know, people are, there was somebody I
don't know if I have that clip or not. But somebody's going on
and on about oh my god, Trump said something about somebody.
He's never been I've never. How can he be so insulting his other
ways of doing things? There's other ways of presenting things
you have anybody listened to what they say about this guy?
No. Was it Dora that cartoon? I mean, it's it's outrageously
insulting. Yeah. But that's part of the what's going on.
I don't know if it was rageous ly insulting it was we talk to
gay men. It was
it was insulting and Putin and Trump I mean, they're not
kissing. They're not the you know, he's the guy you know,
it's just there. They were, these are these are statesmen
that are trying to you know, maybe get us to world peace and
maybe you know, dropped his potential first blowing each
other to smithereens. Maybe minimize that a little bit. You
know, work in that direction. Is that bad? I mean, they're
kissing and smooching because we're trying to like maybe drop
dropped the the World War Three thing down to maybe not so much
gonna happen. I mean, I don't get it. Well, I'm not the only
one who doesn't get it.
Okay. I don't get it. Well, I do. It's just,
that was my segue. Yeah, I'm
what I'm looking for the clip. What are we playing?
We get it you never figure it out. So they had it was June of
Gmail or Jama Baraka, this guy is left left lefty,
I, you send me this and I listened to it. And I want you
to explain a little bit about this guy, because I was not
familiar with him. Okay, Jama Baraka,
a major, major, major lefty, he was the one who ran as a
socialist, as vice president under Jill Stein.
Ah, all right, okay. Yes. Now you remember who he is, when
he's a real lefty, he's, he's a
socialist. He's a socialist, borderline communist hates
capitalism. He's the old school. And him and his, and his
comrades are all very baffled by what's going on in the political
scene. Because the stuff that Trump's doing going after the
FBI and the CIA and having these wars with them seems to be like,
This is what the left wants to do. We've wanted to do
forever. You've been saying this for four years, that that's what
the left used to be. They used to be against and used to be
anti war, anti anti government, certainly wary
of the intelligence agencies, anti FBI, anti war all these
things and anti capitalist which I think is the weak spot
and they want to stop the Vietnam War.
Yes, that's stop it. And we got to gotta stop that war. So let's
listen to some thoughts on these are not short, because with the
left, they will explain this, with the left,
the true left or the fake left have now true
left. The true left, not the fake left, not the Bernie
Sanders it turns out the true left they and I realized that
this permeates all of the politics and at the smallest
littlest levels in the state of California, the true left is
long winded. They can't just be they can't be concise. They
can't just say something they have to go on and on and on. And
this room I'm reminded of when the when JC was a bay as kid and
we were thinking of taking them to childcare in this little
plate law area in Albany. But to to take your child there, you
had to take part.
I can just see your eyes roll up in your head.
Do something and then you and you have to go to the weekly
meeting. The two week theme
to what did you I did well, what was your participation? Did you
do the hokey pokey with the kids? So it
turns out that you could buy your way out
in great California tradition,
so but they had to go to these meetings and I think that was a
deal breaker for me. These meetings.
What kind of outfit was this with meetings? It's like that
Montessori AAA was
just a typical bury a local daycare. These meetings were
these long winded women going on and on to the point where you
wanted to shoot your Self and that's what we're gonna have to
deal with when you listen to lefties but these guys are the
real deal. And this is the kind of thinking that's going on in
the lab and their true left. Wait
one more. One more. One more. One more question and I'll be
quiet. Did you play the recorder with the kids?
All right here let's start with the clip one.
Please welcome a jumbo baraka to flashpoints Pacifica radio. How
are you, sir?
I'm doing well. I thought for a moment you just gonna say I was
checking to the right also.
Oh, no. Well, I'm gonna, I'm gonna well, just to make that
clear to our listeners. Let me let me read something from the
black Lancer piece, the last newsletter I just received. The
ongoing and deepening crisis of US society has caused anger,
fear and confusion. That precipitous decline of the
standard of living for millions of people in the United States
helped produce the conditions for the election of Trump. This
in turn created the Democrats irrational anti Russia position.
The problem, of course, is that whether it is taking aggressive
military militaristic positions, with either Russia or North
Korea, pushing an already unstable or reckless Trump
administration, to be more forceful is a dangerous position
that could easily pull the United States into another
military conflict. But that is precisely what the Democrats and
their liberal allies had been demanding, with potentially
disastrous consequences for millions. That's a heck of a
statement. I agree with it.
So that was the kind of introduction of this guy and it
starts off with some Democrat hate. And that argument they
start to make is that the Democrats have no left's
bleeding people anymore. They're all liberal liberals, and they
never say, Neo liberals, but the scomo liberals, and they're kind
of leaning to the right. And they've adopted all these once
Republican positions, and so far is hating Russia, and wanting
war. So let's go on to clip to where we get a little more
interesting. If you struggle,
now, in a certain kind of way, you will be accused of being an
authoritarian or abusive, or whatever. Everything is, is
shifted. Everything has shifted, but don't
we still have have history? I mean, that was one of the things
that the left in this country prided itself on, which was it
was on the right side of history, and would win
constantly cite chapter and verse, history. So for example,
you and I both know, share knowledge that the history of
the FBI in this country, the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
is one of a secret police force is one of has largely been one
of repression, particularly when it comes to the relationship
with the FBI to the black community in this country. Or
when it comes to the relationship with the FBI,
assassinating political figures, like
hold on, what, what is the historical bad relationship
between the FBI and the black community in this country?
Well, it goes back to the assassination of Martin Luther
King, we're sure the FBI did that. They're pretty convinced
of it in there. And they also got some of the records from the
old J Edgar Hoover thing where they put a tail on these anyone
who was a briny want anything to do with King with civil rights,
had a tail put on him. The FBI was following him around and
bugging our phones and good it goes. I mean, you could read
this books written about it, but but this thing here, what he's
about to say is the one that kind of got me because he said
it on some other show this guy that goes to host about this
assassination of this Puerto Rican guy. I don't know anything
about this, but back it up
only when it comes to the relationship with the FBI to the
black community in this country. Or when it comes to the
relationship with the FBI, assassinating political figures
like Filiberto O'Hara Leo's in Puerto Rico, right. We know that
sounds like from his pronunciation, he's got an axe
to grind with it, that's for sure. But just because
he has I think this guy's a Latino male. That's
what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. And he's,
who is this guy that was assassinated in
there on local Berkeley radio? Who cares? No, no one's
listening.
In Puerto Rico, right? We know that. But just because Trump
criticizes the FBI and Muller and says that they're putting
one on on him doesn't automatically eliminate what we
know about the FBI. But suddenly, we've got these fools
who are saying, you know, we should not be criticizing the
FBI.
Kevin, I'm not gonna call this person's name. They will someone
I saw on Facebook just yesterday, one of the well known
internet famous leftists in this country who was circulating a
story from the daily with a daily called one of those
liberal rags today Any color that was the they were the
central character in that story was John Brennan, who was, in
fact criticizing Trump. And basically saying that what he
did was essentially a traitor is. And so I'm thinking, why
would this individual, the highlighting and legitimizing a
criminal, like John Brennan, that this is the kind of
confusion that we have,
if it's 40? Now, how does he know John Brennan is a criminal,
is just by definition. Okay. So now we're talking, this is the
real left. And this is one of the things that we don't do on
this show, which is look at the other side, but not the other
bogus side, not the Bernie Sanders side, the actual other
side, actual other side of the fence and hear what they have to
say, because they're completely beside themselves witnessing
this because it makes no sense to them. And this is kind of
brought to a head and clip three,
the fact that there was this off the shelf illegal intelligence
operation that seemed to take form and in July of 2016, under
the auspices and control of Democratic Party operatives, to
infiltrate, and to begin to gather information on the Trump
campaign in order to either come up with a quote unquote, October
surprise, or to effect, as Peter struck, said, to have a, a
insurance policy just in case of the unlikely possibility of
Donald Trump winning. So this criminality that Trump refers to
all the time took place at the highest levels of the FBI, and
CIA. It really roped in the DSA and under the the leadership of
the Director of National Intelligence, and they never
dreamed, I think that this, the depth of the conspiracy will
come out because again, they were convinced that Hillary
Clinton was going to win. And if she would have won, then this
kind of illegal activity that they engaged and infiltrating
this opposition campaign would have come out. But you know,
there's enough. My point is, there's enough evidence there
for us to at least be raising serious questions, but because
Trump is raising those questions and people who support Trump,
then they automatically automatically dismiss. And that
to me is very, very dangerous, because we're talking about
criminal activity at the highest level of government one. But
secondly, what does it imply in a real radical, for example, was
able to win that highest office through some kind of miracle?
Lord, if these folks are willing to engage in what they engage in
right now to undermine a member of their own class? What would
they have done? If Jill Stein, I had won?
Well, the same thing they didn't do when Obama one who was
definitely radical?
Well, yes, hard to say. But they definitely wanted Hillary in
irked about it.
But in the way you gotta look at this all the people who are
shaking and angry and deranged, I can't think that anything else
in those people are somehow even tangentially they are. They are
complicit in whatever was going on. That made everyone just all
easy about her winning, if that makes any sense to me. Well, I
see I see representatives, I see senators, I see a lot of people
very, very worried about, you know, anything else being
uncovered from all these investigations. And it was a
little hard to look through all of the redactions, but you know,
the FISA warrant for Carter Page, which is now out, and
again, it's heavily redacted. You can't get anything you can't
get much from it, but you certainly can't get the key
things you'd be looking for. Like, you know, how the the
origin of the dossier. Now it may be redacted out somewhere,
but why would you redact that out you'd expect them to leave
that in that if it was sketchy. Were part of you know Yeah, it
was Yeah, okay. Agreed. If it was sketchy you'd leave it out
when now there's nothing in there knows nothing.
Well, anyway, I got a kick out a listen to these lefties going on
and on because they're right. It's like this is a high level
corruption and nobody seems to care.
The lefties are right. I'm so confused. wasn't sure right? I'm
confused so so is this still the leader of the real lefties are
there any
is not the leader of anything. He is just a one of the spokes.
He's one of the many in the group. But it's as if they
they're beside themselves. They don't know what to do. They
can't take any he said earlier in the second clip he says you
can't say anything because then they call you names.
That's horrible. They might call me names. Oh, boy. Oh, geez.
Okay.
That was I just thought that was very interesting.
Well, I liked hearing. Even the second time was fun listening to
it. It's still you listen, you actually listen to the whole
thing. Yeah, you sent it to me. I listen to it. And I replied to
your email.
Oh, I didn't get it. Really? Didn't see it
come on, go find it. Go to your score mail. Just find this. I
know you can find my emails. That's right. The mail program
that never disappoints it's gives the product a
whole new boost. Oh, yeah. We're gonna flock to it now.
Dustin Jones, thank you for that. Dustin got the message.
See, I did get a couple other things
a second. I'm actually went to squirrel mail and thank you for
that because I needed you need to hit update. No, I need to
open the to get the spreadsheet off. Okay. Very good. Very good.
See, our DHS cyber chief. Reporting now the election
system works is resilient to tampering. So
wasn't tampered with before.
Yes, right. That's correct. But that just letting you know what
they're saying.
Actually, the most interesting thing to me that came in, I
think that's actually a tweet that someone said I should take
a look at this. You know, we were very not just we but
security experts. Steve Gibson were just flummoxed as to this
level of detail that the intelligence
that you played this Gibson clip the last show? Yes, I
did. Yeah, I'm not gonna play it. Again. I'm just referring to
the last show. How, how even security experts Steve Gibson
was confused. Did they have some kind of general all encompassing
knowledge of every packet on the internet? I'm paraphrasing, but
that's kind of what
it makes zero sense what they said, well, but they are all in
agreement, unanimously.
The so one of our producers, more dudes named Ben tweeted
something to me. And I looked into the Cisco router, lawful
intercept function, which I love as a name by itself. It's very
Orwellian. Oh,
it's dynamite
to lawful intercept. And I'm looking at the docs here. It
says publicly available on the Cisco website. lawful intercept
is a process that enables a law enforcement agency to perform
electronic surveillance on an individual target as authorized
by a judicial or administrative order. So you would need I
presume, a warrant or form of a warrant. To facilitate the
lawful intercept process certain legislation regulations require
service providers and internet service providers to implement
the networks to explicitly support authorized electronic
surveillance. I didn't know that was a requirement doesn't
surprise me, but I didn't know it was a requirement. Let me see
how this works. So now the way they this is legal is because it
supports the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement
Act. The Kalia which describes how service providers in the
United States must support lawful intercept. But it only
works with the telephone industry association and the
packet cable electronic surveillance specifications. So
I guess that encompasses all ISPs, but it seems to be more
kind of a legal way of doing this because it involves wires.
I guess. That's where the Kalia thing comes from. But if you
look at what they can do, it's really quite interesting. So let
me see, they can identify a device authentication
authorization. Counting. While they get the it can, they can
actually it says they can get targets, User Name System IP
addresses, really, they can make snapshots of every packet where
it's going. But they also have this tap function, where if
you're going to listen to someone's VoIP call, or any
other call that's going over the network, it will just suck off
every single packet and then be reassembled later into whatever
it needs to be to decode it, whether it was an email or
whether it was just a file being sent or whether it was a voice
over IP stream, they really do that it's kind of like the
building on Second Street in San Francisco, where they're just
plugging a tap, and just suck off everything that's going
going to that to that particular IP address and
worry about it later. Yep. Yeah.
So that could be a way that they got some of this information. I
presume that would mean that they had to have the lawful
intercept function enabled on a router near the GRU in Russia? I
guess. Maybe, maybe not.
But this is all bull crap.
Oh, very possible. But I wouldn't mind actually knowing I
wouldn't mind understanding it. And I'm, as always disappointed
in the technology press. I'm looking at you CNET. Or any New
York Times? Anybody just give me a little more information on
this. What exactly it happened. How do they know this?
Ask the question, at least. Nobody even bothered to ask the
question.
Well, you can look at that document in the show notes.
And the the fact that Trump and Putin had a secret meeting for
four minutes or whatever was
two hours. Two hours, two hours, four minutes, two hours there,
whatever. Yeah. Yeah.
So they had the secret meeting and nothing snuck out of there
because Putin is a little more, or I mean, maybe the KGB or in
that case,
was his tradecraft is his spy. They
swept the room. So they have to say, Oh, my God, we wanted some
stuff. I almost get the impression Trump wanted
something to leak and nothing leaks. So this is okay. We're
going to invite Putin to Washington, because when he
comes over here, we're going to have another secret meeting
it'll get my office is filled with bugs.
One of our producers positive thought was pretty interesting
idea that there was that could have been a USB stick hand off
in the meeting.
That was a good idea. It's possible. This could
be all kinds of stuff. No, probably what they did is look
how do we save China? Because that'll suck if those guys go
down. We need to protect GE today. What can we do with these
this situation in Syria? It
looks like there's a big fan of this war in Syria like the Neo
cons are
now and let's remember that that is really the reason for this
Russia hate is there is a large group certainly in the United
States who who really advocate for war and they really want it
because it's good for business and I'd say you can call them
Neo cons. You can call them Republicans. They're douchebags
but they aren't douchebags Yeah, well,
they're douchebags but they really want war because it does
it does work but we don't need it we don't have it the economy
is on paper looks great. For whatever for whatever what it
was, a lot
of as it was, we decimated our manual manufacturing base by
giving everything to China and letting them take our technology
and everything in between. It's gonna look great because we're
looks like we're after a war we're we're rebuilding the
economy. Like it was like was Germany after World War Two or
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. So things would be looking good
technically, and
just a note on meddling in other people's affairs. Just meddling,
whether it's elections or otherwise, meddling, meddling. I
was doing some research and you remember it was Frank Weisner,
who started the mockingbird Operation Mockingbird, which
later was uncovered in the in the church Commission hearings
and turns out that a whole bunch of journalists were on the CIA
payroll. But I mean, really across the board Washington
Post, the Alsop brothers isn't Stuart Alsop still writing for
the New York Times. Was he dead by now?
Venture Capitalist Stuart Alsop, who was the editor of InfoWorld
at the time New York Herald Tribune.
Now you're thinking that that's that's a different house. So
you're the steward our subs the guy that we know he's the
that says, well, it says Stuart. Stuart Alsop here.
Yeah, that's he's different. Different. Oh, family's got his
name pretty much the same. Okay, so it was his dad then. Like his
dad or his uncle. I have no idea obviously
Stuart, Elsa Ben Bradley, James reston's the times. Charles
Douglas Jackson, Time Magazine, Walter Pincus. There's a name I
remember the post. William C bags. Herb Gould, Charles
Bartlett Chattanooga. RMS anyway, so I was researching
this, it turns out that there was another That was all for
really US base press. But then we
also had we had a lot of people that overseas I mean that the
Paris Review was the CIA front. Well, let
me let me okay, this is what this is where I'm going. I just
want everyone to know what we have been doing and how we
operate here in America. We do it pretty well, actually. And it
started with something which was completely CIA funded. You were
in May, you may remember this. I'm too young for the Congress.
Was it the Congress for cultural freedom? The CCF? Does this ring
a bell at all? No. Well, it later was, was exposed by some
French magazine, rampart magazine, actually, I think at
the time were based in Paris. But this thing was an operation
where they just had hundreds of millions of dollars. And they
were giving it to agents and contractors worldwide, but
mainly in Europe to influence the post Second World War, Cold
War Europe to accept the, quote, American way. And they financed
the Boston philharmonic orchestra to go over and play
but they did big parties for artists they had, you know,
these, these ca connected spooks without galleries. They had co
opted, there's no there's, there's always been speculated
they co opted Andy Warhol, or at least liked his soup cans and
Brillo pads so much because it it projected Americana, and
there was just hundreds of millions of dollars being spent
on psychologically indoctrinating the artistic
intelligentsia of Western Europe. And it was a huge
program. I've never heard anyone really talk about it.
Yes, there has been some discussion about this. CO opting
the art community by the CIA to to promote my American values,
especially overseas where they really didn't exist much. And
this
is 67 news when this was taking place. Yeah. Yeah. I
don't know too much about it. I've heard a couple of things.
Even recently, they've been trying to do stuff like that.
Well, we still have Voice of America proudly beaming out on
No, I mean, long wave with arts. Oh, yeah. Alright. Well, music.
I think a lot a lot. I think a lot of music has potential for
influence. Just getting it getting it played, that I'm
still waiting for my CIA check. Yeah, where is it? I taught
Holland how to say Madonna. Come on, guys. Can you check your
butt? It's really fascinating. Did
they just water under the bridge? It's like you don't pay
the guy after
afterwards? No. But I didn't put a couple links in the show notes
and a show notes thought calm and learn about the Congress for
cultural freedom was truly a fantastic operation. And you
know, we go, we just go straight for the entertainment. And
through that, I learned that both 1984 and Animal Farm were
the endings were edited by the CIA different from the book.
That's where That's where that whole Hollywood office started.
So if you if you read Animal Farm, and you look at the US
production of Animal Farm, at the end, in the animated movie,
it's just the pigs who are leftover in the book of course,
it's it's the the pigs and the farmers and there's, it's open
to interpretation as to what happens, it's a little different
than then then. Then the CIA edited version, and that's now
all admitted that they sat there and said, Now we can't have
that.
I don't really like the idea of the CIA making those sorts of
artistic determinations. They're not really a bunch of artists.
By their nature, and not, they're not
they don't have artists sensibilities. So but what are
you gonna do? No. But since you brought a word up, I might as
well play this little clip and get it out of the way. Because I
know you've been wanting this one. This is Carling says
Carling on nice fine and great. Well, I
know what it is. It bothers me about that whole thing. It's the
word nice.
It's just a weak word doesn't have a lot of character. You
know?
Nice. Isn't he Nice?
Oh, he is so nice. And she's nice. Isn't that nice? How nice
they are. Don't care for them. It's like fine. Does another
word How are you fine. Bullshit. Fine. Hair is fine. Your hair
fine. That makes a lot more
sense to me. Some guys are great. Give me those guys great.
Isn't this great? God down this is great. Look they're gonna
kill out yeah hidden that great
yeah Tina is smiling. I know. We had we have lots of
conversations about the word fine. I call it the F word.
Before I'd heard this Carlin's get it fine. That's the dreaded
F word. It wasn't all that great. Oops. Now I said the
great word.
You're that guy. I am that
guy. Before we hit our first break, we have this another
fantastic story. I'm not quite sure who's playing it or how or
what the deal is, other than it just plays so well to the
imagination. Moreover, her GQ spread I didn't even know that
this woman had done a spread in GQ. This is the new Russian spy.
It wasn't a Martina Marina is just a redhead or is this? Yeah,
the one this is a different one. So I mean, he's from central
casting. It couldn't be any better. She's another redhead,
Russian.
I saw her I didn't clip any of this. But I saw her and I say,
Wow, she's she's following that kind of Russian kind of style,
but she's kind of pretty when she's young, and she starts
looking like a babushka pretty early.
The ankles balloon.
And I'm thinking geez, Maria is not the same woman Okay, her
name
is Maria. But if you just do a Bing search on Maria, GQ,
Russian spy and I not sure yet how she got in GQ. But now it
everything you want in your Russian spy hot chick fantasy is
there. And here's a little background because we have spies
amongst us baby is just like the movies. I'm representative of
Russian Federation in this video
and then a photo shoot for GQ. 29 year old Maria Butina looks
like a Russian spy out of central casting. She came to the
US on a student visa in 2016. But the Justice Department
alleges she took steps to develop relationships with
American politicians in order to admit what
bothers me about the reporting besides being typically shit and
do so incomplete. If she came in on a student visa in 2016. She
should be deported. It sounds like she changed her status or
something happened the reason why she is still here at all.
Otherwise maybe she's just being held in detention because she
was here illegally You can't come in on a student visa and be
working in any capacity and I doubt that you got to a student
visa for three or four years and those typically go year by year.
So I'm
looking at pictures of her the other girl is much better look
oh yeah, but
she got deported. Yeah, so this is all we got be happy with
Sansa the interests of the Russian Federation photo show
her with Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker and NRA
CEO Wayne LaPierre. Thank you. Thank you
for hosting this important desk
during President Trump's inauguration in 2017 Butina sent
this photo of herself near the US Capitol. She tried
unsuccessfully to arrange a meeting between President Trump
and Vladimir Putin.
Maria is I believe the tip of the iceberg. Seattles
Naveen Jamali knows all about spying
in the same way that one would say someone enters the mob. I
was eventually a madman,
he provided information to the GRU, the Russian intelligence
organization recently indicted by Special Counsel Bob Muller.
The Russians believed I was legitimate asset that I was
trustee trustworthy of being given directives to collect
intelligence for them. And I was now within their network
Jamali was actually a double agent working for the FBI
Counterintelligence division where you're being paid by the
Russians for this information.
What I said to the Russians is I just want money. So the short
answer, Dave, is that yeah, they were paying me and what I do
with that money was, take it, give it to the FBI, who would
then give me the same exact amount in cash back.
And I think this is this little nugget. Here's the entire reason
for the report. As the signal now is, hey, Russia, it doesn't
matter who you tried to buy because we'll just match your
offer.
What Hold on a second. Let's go back there laundering money. The
FBI is what it sounds like. Yeah. But he took he says he
took the money to the FBI and they gave him cash back. Yeah,
why? was the form of money the Russians are paying in pigs
and Bitcoin? I don't know. I think it's irrelevant.
It's irrelevant. It sure wasn't a check, but they're the GRU
that what's happening
is there. It's the same process as money laundering. But I think
it's also a message like, hey,
ya know, I get the message, but I just don't get his
explanation, doesn't it? Do what he's telling me doesn't make any
sense at all. But okay, I'll just
for them. And I was now within their network
Jamali was actually a double agent working for the FBI
Counterintelligence division where you're being paid by the
Russians for this information.
What I said to the Russians is I just want money. So the short
answer, Dave, is that yeah, they were paying me and what I do
with that money was, take it, give it to the FBI, who would
then give me the same exact amount in cash back.
Yeah. So it sounds like it was an online trends transaction,
and then he got cash. This is what a
gig. So I'm happy to say that not only were we able to beat
the Russians, but they were actually funding our efforts
against them.
Seattle is not immune to Russian espionage. FBI investigators
tell me they kept a close watch on the now evicted Russian
diplomats working at the consulate in Madison Park. As we
first reported two years ago, the Russians have been
attempting to infiltrate some of our biggest employers, including
Boeing, Amazon, and Microsoft,
whatever they can do to gain an advantage. It happens every
single day corporate espionage is happening. Yes,
as Maria Butina works her way through our justice system.
There are more alleged spies behind her, including some
keeping a close watch on the Pacific Northwest.
I know there are even though the consulate here has been closed.
I have no doubt that there was a network that supported that
intelligence collection efforts that relied on non uniform non
diplomatic cover personnel. And I very much believe that that
network would stay in place here. Yeah. Yeah.
Good old Seattle. Filled with rooskies. Hot ones hot receives.
She's really not hot, but she knows how to carry herself. And
she was sleeping with people. Like for information, you
know, some woman wants to go out and start sleeping with people.
Randomly by Scott you spy I think she gets she probably me a
few people. Yeah, yeah. You know, what's her name? She's
sleeping with everybody. She's sleeping with everybody. What's
your phone number?
Then, we see Oh, yes. Browder now has to defend his reputation
after Vladimir Putin.
He has a reputation I guess
I guess he's got something to defend and when you need to go
defend your reputation as a right winger where do you go to
the money honey, you go to Maria Bartiromo or in this case,
Murata. Maria, would you blow me tell us
about that? Because just to briefly go through your story at
one point, you were the lead one of the leading investors in
Russia, you owned a lot of Russian companies, Russian
stocks and your army Taj Capital Fund. You were living between
Moscow and London, you were traveling back and forth all the
time, when you were became aware of corruption going on oligarchs
stealing money from Russia,
this corruption going on? What am I doing here in Russia, right
after the civil union collapse? I don't understand companies.
You want to go ahead. It's so stupid. I mean, you don't even
go to Russia for the first time without being told without
images, reams of information about the corruption in Russia
where not to go for the fall of communism and it got worse after
he's all of a sudden out of the blue is what
he was a legitimate businessman doing this doing legitimate
business in Russia
way this is a scam a bull crap story.
Well, it's Maria Bartiromo, where of corruption going on
oligarchs stealing money from Russian companies. You wanted it
stop, you started to become more of an active investor calling
out this and then what happened, Bill?
Oh, yeah. Well, so after exposing corruption in these big
companies, like Gazprom that Putin expelled me from the
country declared me as a threat to national security. The police
and raided my offices in Moscow, seized all my documents. I had a
young lawyer named Sergei Magnitsky start to investigate.
And he figured out that they seize those documents to steal
$230 million of taxes that we paid to the Russian government.
He exposed it. He was then arrested by some of the people
he exposed, shown pretrial detention, tortured for 358 days
and then killed at the age of 37 in a Russian prison on November
16 2009. And since then, Oh, I put aside everything else I'm
doing on a mission to get justice for Sergei Magnitsky,
which has
good justice for Sergey. Yeah. And this guy, you know, he needs
to just stop bleeding, because anybody who renounces their
citizenship doesn't deserve any protection. Wouldn't you say as
he
renounced his American citizenship, which is suspect,
except for one reason, which some people do taxes? Yeah.
Although some people have done it for political reasons. Few.
Very, very few. But I know one, and but it happens. But this guy
is just seems smarmy. Let's have one more clip here.
This is not an AI. This is this is not this is a very serious
matter.
Now the charges that he leveled against you, which were all
debunked, we should say. But he says you avoided taxes in Russia
and in the US, and that you gave hundreds of millions of dollars
to Hillary Clinton, your reaction,
your reaction? Well, what kind of question is that your
reaction? Well, that's the lesson Larry King method
is very King. Larry King has never said that.
He says stuff like your response. Yeah, he does.
But he took maybe a color.
Okay, well, I don't like it Clinton,
your reaction? Well,
he's been, he's been throwing out charges against me like
candy. These particular charges have been analyzed by the US
Department of Justice, by the British government, by Interpol
by the German government, and have all been rejected outright.
It's just complete nonsense. In terms of the Hillary Clinton
campaign contributions, I've given 00 contributions to
Hillary Clinton in any campaign, I do not make us campaign
contributions. And in fact, this $400 million number that he
threw out, they then walked back to 400,000 The next day, and the
real number is zero.
Was it walked back to 400,000? I don't remember that. That's what
he said. I would have noticed. That's what he's saying. It was
walked by well, how come we never showed up in the neither
news reports do you think it would have with everybody
against Trump and Putin? You think? It sounds like bees just
buffalo in her? Yeah. Maybe one of the somebody in the chat room
can do some research for us.
Okay. Troll room? Yes. Troll room. Sorry. Last thing I got on
the meeting Putin Trump is oil prices. Just a little over more
like a background or slash over you nothing crazy about it. But
just the prices and who needs what this is the chairman of
pioneer national resources.
We're almost at $4 gasoline in some states. When Brent is $80,
you're almost at $4. Gasoline, that will have a major impact on
the American consumer. That's the reason I think the President
is trying to innovate, bring the price down a little bit.
Let's look at the top line number. The US is at a record
nearly 11 million barrels a day. Your projections are to get to
15 million, which is extraordinary, passing Russia
and Saudi Arabia comfortably. What's the timeframe
over the next seven to eight years, maybe 10 years? But we'll
see a lot of it the next five years will be at 13. Fairly
quickly. We'll put up we're surpassed Russia here shortly.
In the next three to four months. We'll be at 15 Sometime
in 2026.
How about the trade sanctions that we see the US applying on
China? On Canada on the European Union? Do you worry as a US
chief executive that the American presidents being too
aggressive?
Yes, it's affecting us at least two things, one exports, we do
export as a country to China, about 300,000 barrels of oil per
day. Now we hope that if they do put tariffs on oil China does,
we can find another home for that 300,000 barrels. Secondly,
the pipe tariffs. So we use a lot of pipe in our industry. So
it's raising the cost of the pipe 2025 30% By putting tariffs
on foreign steel.
Do you think we're on the precipice of something more
severe, though, that the tariffs could lead to a severe slowdown
in 2019 or not?
I don't think so. Trump is a businessman. He's a traitor. And
I think China and the US, we'll work something out.
He called Trump a traitor. Yes, he's
a traitor. Okay, so that could mean that oil prices may go down
a little bit too. What is it? I don't I don't track it. Is it is
it 70 Now, a barrel?
It's I'd have to look I can look in a second. But I'll tell you
this. They're pumping that if we're gonna keep this this
going. This craziness continuing. We're gonna pump
ourselves into a glut. The price of oil is going to drop to the
floor. I mean that that's the only end result of what they're
doing.
That's what it sounds like. In particular, what I didn't think
about that.
Now the price of crude, regular crude, not Brent is 68. What's
Brent? Just a better?
What's the price? I don't it's not on my list. 65. Okay, so
Well, you wouldn't, if I would be more, yeah, but you wouldn't
want 68 You wouldn't expect it to go much lower than according
to this guy says can't go to 80 because that's too much. And he
has a lot of a lot of trust, that we're going to work it out
with China. But I didn't realize that the tariffs would actually
impact our oil export didn't know we exported 300,000 barrels
a day to China. That's a lot. That's quite a lot. So if the if
the tariffs preclude that. That could be problematic. China,
like a guy understands the Dini the oil for the energy. I mean,
yeah, they produce a lot of, they have a lot of coal, they
have a huge supply of coal, and they got these other things that
they can use. They need more energy, they need a lot of
energy, because they're still in a growth phase.
Well, whatever the case, would be a divorce mechanism. The
Congress gotta get rid of that
Congress is saying, okay, they will allow the President's deal
with ZTE Corp to remain in place, no sanctions or adjusted
sanctions for ZTE. So Crisis averted. On one hand, I think
Trump had to show it, you know, according to my thesis, which is
that he needed to help GE keep ZTE alive because it would
possibly trigger a domino effect in the Chinese economy. I could
be wrong. Or you believe what everyone else says that it's to
get Ivanka as trademarks passed in China, and to build Trump
Tower in Beijing, whatever, whatever your house clause
is at anytime. It's not a good thing, but it's but but and
Ivanka Kinsey, you know, she's not like she's starving to
death.
I'm just saying that that is what people cite as the Reema
Kratz, yes. Adam Schiff for us, Adam Schiff, in particular,
Adam Schiff. Yeah, there you go. There's a guy
but trust, that's good news, because you'd think that okay,
if Trump I'm just just playing my thesis if Trump said,
alright, I'll fix that. And he fixed it and how he did that. I
don't know. That was some real backroom shit, because there
were some there were bills all cut, everyone wanted to slap
them down over that. So someone went out with a message and
said, Listen, we really got to do this. Now, we need the the
quid pro quo, what are we going to get back?
No, it'll be something interesting.
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what does that mean? Well,
here's what I know. I've never heard of he shot himself. And
I've never heard of society defining. I have no idea what
these are.
Think he shot himself was the nail her head is missing.
Now her head has gone now. No.
Anyway, he wants to be served funk of the trolls. And he would
like some early times and be a four
will take care of it. factcheck false any collusion? Wait a
minute. I'm so behind here. I should try that again. Hold on.
I'm just trying to make something work for him. I will
try this and why? This is collusion. This is just a mess.
This is a train wreck.
Got sorry.
Not how it's supposed to go let him get back into the into the
groove and I gotta put early times and be a four on the list.
Okay,
I found his note. So we can reread his note before we
continue. Producer and huge fan here. No agendas. YouTube video
was the boot in the ass to get my friends and fellow producers
and I fellow producers as I've hit them in the mouth into
podcasting. We have a lowly podcast called the Netflix.
Netflix explores where we just ramble on about Netflix movies
and steal random na tropes for ourselves in order to justify
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It's basically a no agenda meetup where they discuss what
they saw on Netflix. Yeah, okay. All right. Oh, no agenda sounds
like no agenda meet up. Yeah.
Yeah. Our third year in the show comes up in January. I wonder is
there all splitting the same account? Our third year in the
show comes up in January instead of copying a similar no agenda,
bombastic, exciting intro for each show. End to End asking for
a taxi. as of a few weeks ago, we wanted to do something that
John mentioned in the no agenda show a few weeks back, a radio
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gentlemen to record a Hi, this is Adam. John. And you are
listening to the Netflix explores podcasting wherever you
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it. Now. You can take it from here. Oh, here we go. Hi, this
is John and you're listening to the Netflix explorers podcast.
Oh, wait,
I think we need you do Hi, this is John you. Hi, this is Adam.
And then you finish it out.
Hi, this is John and it's Adam. And you're listening to the
Netflix explorers podcast. Great. He was a bunch of other
things too. We're not going to do it. As you see it's a scam.
You can get that out of any one of our podcasts. Anyway, that's
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I don't need it on the show. It's not that I'm not that vain.
Well, and I would like to have a clip from my most respected on
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Alright, Dale, thank you very much. And we'll see you at the
roundtable indeed,
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It made a point. It made a point and you you brought it up, made
a point that this show is actually being attacked?
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on Twitter or being attacked at wack we're being attacked is
what we are attacked.
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need to act. It's they're going to figure out something
eventually. But you know, they try to go after our advertisers,
which we don't have. We seem pretty bulletproof. But it's, it
certainly slows down the day. If your Twitter feed because, you
know, that's one thing that Twitter is not good at. I'd like
to just mute a whole conversation. Can you do that?
Now you just keep muting the individual because you know,
they can It was better or worse,
right? But they'll put 17 people on and then you know, you're
looking at your feed and getting anything out of order. And it's
just all hate and horrible things like what and I blocked I
did what you told me to do. The other day, I blocked the guy
reported him for harassing. And Twitter sent me back a note and
said, No, no, we checked it, but it's not really harassing.
But you do it again. It's
the same guy that you and I wrote the same note. Is he zero
followers? I said zero followers. He's following
marijuana is just harassing. You block him and then he starts a
new account. And they said, you know, backs him now? No, I don't
think so.
Lee at least get notes back. I don't. I see him getting bumped.
He's getting bumped. He gets kicked off. And then he comes on
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he starts I mean, the thing is, you got no followers. That means
nobody unless somebody stupidly retweets them, right? Nobody
will ever see his message and you just blocked him again.
But a lot of people just go to Twitter go to ad at Adam curry
and just look and see what everything's on my timeline.
Those guys do show up. People do that, you know. Or they just do
a strange line. Or they do a search. Just do Adam curry in
the search box. Oh, yeah.
If you do Adam curry in a search box. It could show up. Yeah,
that way. Yeah. Sure. carries. Meanwhile, in Somerville,
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then as a as a kicker, he just puts taxation is.
I'm not sure what it says about the show. But I like fixation is
taxation is theft. Yes, totally agree. Well, William, thank you
very much. That's a great, that's a great idea. Just see
what could you live without? It turns out you can you can live
with
too much money. Not really say it's not too much money if there
was no advertising in there. Right. But the New York Times
makes most of their money with ads in the newspaper. Is
that really the breakdown? It's more from ads than from
subscriptions?
Yeah. It's always been that way in the newspaper business.
That's why newspapers used to cost a nickel,
right? But is it these days? Is that ratio still roughly the
same? Because the classified thing
we've talked about this before I went away, they shot themselves
in the foot a number of issues. But I think with the times
$203.88 for a year, because you can't really read I mean, I had
a couple subscriptions. As you remember, John reading from the
New York Times. Remember that? Oh, I
bet we still haven't somewhere. Probably.
John's gonna read I don't know. I was I was gonna read his
email. I can't remember the tunes, but I had a subscription
and I would read these articles and I'd make some comments for
it. This went on for about a year. And then the piles of
newspapers are would just stack up and you take them out to the
recycling bin, it would fill the bin up. He was just a nightmare.
And I've looked into this and a lot of people don't subscribe to
these newspapers, because it just just clutters the house
with newspapers. So
What was the title of that jingle because I have only have
this one
Jones gonna read his tweets. You don't do that anymore
either Do you know wasn't that interesting?
I know what you want it you really want me to go back to the
face back so I can
think about it. I say no, here's what I want. I want I want the
this is a plea to the community, our community, our community,
the community, if you find some unhinged, especially if it's
written in the form of a diatribe, like somebody is
apoplectic word of the day forwarded to Adam, and then he
can read. Whoa,
did you just say, forwarded to John, so John can filter it and
this is going to be a deluge?
No, no, most people will, it will be a debacle. It'd be a
debit.
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formula is this, we go out, we get people in the mouth. Have
one thing that you want to get out of the way. Okay. And this
is the Whoopi Goldberg event.
So I'm glad and somehow I knew you would clip it. And I thought
to myself, everybody's seen this as like, I didn't want to bring
it up. But I'm sure you have a reason to bring it up. Yeah.
Because there's been a bunch of rumors that she's not going to
show up on Monday she's going to voluntarily quit to show and I'm
thinking watch over this. I mean, I have the clip. Let's
play the clip. It did a lot of it. You can't hear because
they're talking over each other. I guess what B says cusses her
out and tells you to get off the show. Well, judging,
judging means promoting her book. Yeah. And then, cuz I have
seen this segment and I think at a certain point, she talks to
one of the other women about Trump derangement syndrome and
beckons towards Whoopi and will be said, Did you just point at
me?
Yeah, yes, here's the end of that little back and forth just
so we have a little context seen
anything like this. I've never seen anybody whip up such hate.
I've never seen anybody be so dismissive. I, and clearly you
don't watch the show. So you don't know that I don't suffer
from that what I suffer from is the inability to figure out how
to fix this. That's my issue. But one of the things that you
talk about a lot and I'm curious about it is the deep state. How
long has the deep state been there and who's running it?
Well, I want to
answer your question because your
opening statement which was horrible, horrible, it is a
Donald Trump that has taught us to be here
murdering the children of Americans so
you know what's hard was when the President United Sanctuary
to beat the hell out of me now set the bar is out now. So you
saw me do something I'm very rarely do I very rarely lose my
call and I'm not proud of it. I don't like it.
Well, she went on to say she didn't like being called
hysterical, which I don't believe. Judge Jeanine said no,
she never did and will be never apologize. So now that rumor is
that she's gonna be gone realistic it.
Well. It'll hold on hold on. The rest of the rumor is that after
the after that segment, Whoopi and judge Jeanine were backstage
and she was yelling, Get the eff out Get the eff out of the
building. According to judge Jeanine Whoopi was so mad she
was spitting on her you know what we need When more women
running the world because it'll be great fun.
Yeah. adam@curry.com. Now, back to the situation. I just didn't
see that. What aired is what was important not what went on
backstage or anything else I did not see Why, if she gets kicked
off the show, there has to be some reason other than then this
incident because she's nuts anyway. Well, we'll be looking
at the
whoopee pant get kicked off for the show. Sure, she couldn't oh
man, she's too important for the show.
That's just when it comes to this level of merch until kind
of cross promotion. Okay. Judge Jeanine publisher is the Center
Street press. Center Street press is owned by Hachette, who
is slowly becoming one of the biggest publishers in the world
by buying up everybody including winners operation Yan winters
operation, and Disney's Hyperion which they just picked up
recently when these deals go down. They're big deals. And you
there's a lot of you know, wink wink nudge nudge we're gonna get
that you do some promotion will promote you, you promote us you
rub our back we rub your back and distance.
Ah, yes, she was there for the book. Big mistake, we'll be
there. And they don't go for this like this is interfering
with commerce. Yeah. Yeah, we'll get Whoopi can have her stupid
opinions about whatever she thinks, you know, that does
going on. But this is interfering with commerce. You
know, Judge Jeanine went back to her publisher. Yeah, who booked
her there, chewed out somebody who chewed out somebody that has
shed who chewed out somebody at Disney. Yep. We'll see what
happens.
Yeah, I think that is a very good point. So how long has this
been a property of the same company?
The Hyperion which was a development of Disney. They
started in negotiations to buy the company in 2005, I think.
And so they've been but they've been in bed with each other
because Disney needs a publishing company. Right? And
they don't I mean, because they're doing they do a lot of
business with publishing companies. The marvel marvel and
Marvel are Val Marvell, which is the name of a chip company.
Anyway, they they don't you know, this is like part of the
business you do these kinds of things. You don't let your your
hosts think that they're so important, which is what what B
does, thinks she she's so important that she can get away
with this. You really have to slap these people down once in a
while. Yeah,
when you get to the Commerce level, yes. Because I'm sure
judge needs book would be is going to be a seller. Oh, yeah.
And let's just say Judge Jeanine, she's 67 It's pretty
spry.
She's very surprised. She's quick witted. She's. She's very
presentable.
Yes, yes. Do I need to turn on executive mode? She's very
present. That's, that's when we talk about older women. We say
the very presentable.
Yeah, she looks like she's in her 40s. Wow,
wow. You're getting lucky next time she sees you.
Baby gets
me to do that. Sorry. Wrong one.
Anyway, so. So that's what I think might be going on. If
anything happens, even though it'll be handled. You know what
he's going to voluntarily quit. If this is whizzes what the
rumor is, she's going to voluntarily quit, which means
she didn't voluntarily quit.
Right? Right. Right. Right. Right.
So where's this rumor Shan disclosure sign where she can't
disparage the company? Where's this rumor showing up? And
wherever you disparagement agreement, it's called, you
know, those Yeah,
but where's the rumor showed up that she may not be returning on
Monday. It's kind of hearing
they're so out there. I don't have an exact spot word landed.
Thank you, Rich coning.
John's gonna harm the Sunday.
It wasn't just a jingle man. That's one of the first
professional ones we got from Kevin Reeves. Yeah.
And you have a sing, and you
use and you don't even get the Sunday Times anymore. No. Well,
I
started off with the regular New York Time securities and then I
said I can't take it anymore. So then I backed it off to the
Sunday Times, there was another jingle that preceded this one, I
think. And then I gave that, again, it was piling up too
much. And I just said like, what am I doing this for? It's like,
alright, well, that was back in the day when in 2008 2009. And I
was reading the Financial Times to you and you were reading the
Sunday Times to me because the internet was really still quite
fledgling, certainly with the news and analysis. And now we
now we still don't have any news. Protective Dookie. Police,
I got a special Cooper's unit. I really got to ask at this point.
What is this strange phenomenon of people pooping in public? And
people who are not even homeless who just are just augers human
thing. What is this? We had it does a couple of cases and it
seems to be a worldwide phenomenon. Now this may be
Thank you San Francisco for leading the way. For cultural
law, we're a cultural beachhead.
Oh, there you go. San Francisco.
Yeah, that would seriously I mean, and they're all getting
caught on. On CCTV. Yeah,
but these are joggers. Yes, a jogger, when's the best a woman?
Just seems like any of these people pooping in supermarkets
is is this a thing?
thing that I know, I wish somebody explained to me if it
was, I think it's part of the just the Trump just syndrome?
Well, well, it could be. I mean, we know about the because you
brought that to light. That there are women in particular
who like to poop in their pants. This looks like a weird turn on
for them. And I don't know why this is coming up other than
it's in the news, or you know, what passively what passes for
news. It's just I don't know. And it seems like this, like
more women do this. It's
just beyond me.
But yeah, the woman in the supermarket where their kid just
dropped what dropped one right on the floor, keeps walking.
There was a woman who wasn't allowed to use the restroom who
got mad and pooped on the floor and started throwing it at the
cashier like a chimp. And what is going on? Yeah, what is going
on? I know, I'm just asking the same thing over and over. Yes.
This is like a rhetorical question. You keep repeating.
Yes, it is, though.
That's not like it is a rhetorical question. I keep
repeating. But it could it Yeah.
Because you're Yeah, you're could it be? I don't know. I
have no idea. I think it's just the weirdest thing. I somebody
that's better than us at doing psychoanalysis. Because that's
not what we do. Right? It should be able to. We have listeners
that could maybe explain this. We have a lot of listeners in
counseling and psychologists, we have all kinds of people that
listen, well, perhaps one of them can brief us
and maybe it's a combination of things.
So in the case of the poopers that be debriefed.
Ah, there it is, thank
you. So we know that there are amygdala issues with that a lot
of amygdala issues. But it also turns out that while though
there's conflicting reports, Some reports say oh, if you're
conservative, your your, your amygdala is more more active in
your natural beasts, Beast environment, your your reptilian
you, where you just want to strike out and strike back and
everything is said to you becomes offensive and mean and
an attack. And of course, there are reports that say that this
is with the only with the liberal brains, what else have
we had, what other brain issues or we know that smartphones are
messing with you with your Pavlovian response mechanisms?
Maybe the hippocampus is also being affected. And this was a,
it was a long report on NPR about. And that's how I got into
it. About keyhole, the company that Google bought, which I
think is really the basis still of Google is the actual
geolocation, the tracking, knowing where everybody is, at
any moment in time, who they're close to, I think that's really
their magic secret sauce. So they were talking about how that
deal came down and where that company came from. But then
there was John Hughes, and I think he he's not a
psychologist. He's a part of particle physicist. In fact,
he's one of the the Higgs boson guys. But he had something very
interesting to say about the use of GPS on smartphones.
So what are the upsides the downsides of GPS technology,
from your research from your experience?
Well, the upside clearly is you have right in your hands a map
of your environment, and it often often helps. The problem
as I see it is the part of our brain which is wired to do
voyages or journeys. This kind of thing is something that
doesn't get used. And there was a recent study in London, of
people that navigated through the London streets, either using
a GPS or using their native abilities. And this part of the
brain was completely dark for people that use the GPS and was
fully lit up by people who are navigating the the other aspect,
which is fairly important and is interesting is the same part of
the brain called the hippocampus is responsible for declarative
memory, that is to say, the memories that we use, if you
call up the name of your favorite high school teacher,
for example, that's a declarative memory, and it's
also involved in how we plan for the future. So the idea that we
just turn off this important part of our brain is a little
scary to me.
So, so you're saying with a GPS, we are essentially ignoring the
real world cues that we've always used to get around as
humans, we ignore our own internal homing devices, if you
will,
yes, that seems to be correct. And it's borne out by a lot of
studies by neuroscientists at this point. The other thing, if
you think to what it's like using a GPS, you're getting a
very narrow window on the world, you're just seeing what the next
turn is, and you aren't getting this large picture view. And the
way our brains operate is to have kind of a large picture
view of the environment as if we're on a magic carpet hovering
over the environment. And we tend to lose this with GPS.
Now, I don't think this is very healthy.
Well, I have thoughts on this too, because I've noticed this
and I try to avoid using the GPS as much as I can. And what I've
done is I've reverted back to the idea of printing out the
directions MapQuest, baby Mapquest. They all do it, by the
way, Bing does it. Bing has a pretty good set of beings.
Navigation is not bad. Google, of course, which I think is
deteriorated over time to the point where it's almost
unusable. Google keeps changing their vendors, I believe, but I
can't find out because the press division of Google won't talk to
anybody. So you ask them that question, you won't get an
answer. But Google seems to be deteriorating. And they all but
they all have these different systems. But if you go back and
you say, well, let's see what is the where is this place I want
to go to and then you look at the map of where it is. And then
you look at the different streets and try to memorize what
those streets are. And then you just, you, you use the map on
your computer to see where you're going and you jump in
your car and then you just go and you don't use the navigation
at all. And I think it's better because I was using the
navigation I was noticing I wasn't having as much fun.
Fornia California is a lot of us not you are a lot of people
don't get this and younger kids. I know I understand the fun of
driving. But we used to drive and drive and drive we drive to
La on the weekends we drive to Mexico, we drive to Reno, donkey
show, we'd be driving every which way the blue, the Blue
Angel or wherever that place was. There, we just do that we'd
be driving around and driving around and then then each cruise
it'd be cruising, they used to have these cruising things with
1000s of kids going up and down the street. So you got into that
kind of thing. And you use the map to get around. And I noticed
that when I was driving around using the GPS solely, which is
handy in situations where you really don't care, you just want
to get out of there. You want to get to the airport or you want
to get it you know, you're in some funky town somewhere and
you want to get out of there. You don't care about having fun
drive. But enormous Lee I see people here they're gonna go to
the safe way and they get the GPS up.
So this research is very interesting. They the I think
was mentioned in the clip about the University of London
researchers and you know, the London taxi drivers, the the may
have changed recently if I recall, but they had to have the
knowledge they had to be able to know every route in London. And
the research showed that London cab drivers who spent three
years learning their way around London by spatial methods, which
is you see the guys if you've ever been in London, the guys on
their little scooters with a map mounted on the right in front of
them. Part of their hippocampus is larger than the control group
of non cab drivers. But most importantly, I'm very happy to
hear you say this because the other day we were talking about
OTG phones and you said I need to I need to have navigation.
And so I'm glad that you're not overusing it fMRI scans were
taken of older adults, who were GPS and non GPS users. The
subjects accustomed to navigating by spatial means were
found to have higher activity and a greater volume of gray
matter in the hippocampus than those used to rely on Jeep
relying on GPS. These adults also did better on the
standardized test in the diagnosis of mild cognitive
impairment, which often precedes the onset of Alzheimer's. Yeah.
Well this is who's this neuroscientist via Oh, Nick
Bobo. McGill University in Montreal, Canada, said the
results of the study suggests using spatial memory regularly
may improve the function of the hippocampus and would help ward
off cognitive impairments as we age but suggested it is wise to
restrict GPS use to an aid in finding the way to a new
destination, but to turn it off on the way back or when going
somewhere that is not new. Building cognitive maps takes
time and effort but with the hippocampus, it may be a case of
use it or lose it. And Baba says she does have fears that
reducing the use of spatial navigation strategies may lead
to early onset of Alzheimer's or dementia?
Yeah, I find that to just be a specious argument makes no sense
because I'm what these diseases are. But I will say that hit the
hippocampus campus, whatever it's called hippocampus is
affected adversely, because of using GPS, I don't know how much
GPS do you have to use for it to become I mean, you're driving
all the time and using GPS all the time, it gets a garage sales
or something like that, where you
got some garage sales, gotta gotta bring that bring
smartphone,
you plug them all into the smartphone, then you go driving
through the hills, from place to place to place is probably you
know, you could probably do it other ways. But that seems like
an effective use. Well, you know what that's generally speaking,
I see people with the thing on all the time, they're constantly
put, you go into someplace you know how to get there, I know
how to get to San Francisco. And I know my way around San
Francisco, I don't necessarily need the GPS. Now once in a
while, I'll turn it on going to someplace and find alternative
routes. Because it does find some I found a couple of,
well, there's three routes rerouting, I think the traffic
information is the most important, you can just see it,
oh, there's traffic here and there. And there. That's kind of
useful. But I just want to say because you kind of already gave
the reason for diminishing GPS use, you just have more fun,
just like I've been carrying around this Kyocera flip phone,
and it does everything I needed to do, I've actually found that
almost every service has a web browser version that works
including Instagram, including even Uber, that you can still
it's not they can't find you, you can't automatically find
where you are, which is kind of what you want. But most of the
services still have, you know, perfectly, perfectly working web
interfaces, and you just cut out all the tracking stuff. So they
know what you're doing. Screw that. So since I've gotten rid
of that I'm having fun watching idiots on their phones all day,
same in traffic. I mean, you can if you're not, you have time to
focus, you're looking out the window, because you do have to
see where you're going and not looking at the screen. And I'm
horrible at directions on the first one. I mean, I'm really
lost if I don't have some extra indication. But it's much more
fun to watch the moronic other drivers, and it's probably
safer.
Well, I'll tell you a couple of disadvantages, too. I used to
develop my own shortcuts. I live in the Bay Area, I know how to
get around. And so there was this shortcut that I've been
using for probably 10 years, I was always thinking of maybe
putting it on YouTube as a way to get on the Bay Bridge. It's
kind of an awkward way, but it works like a champ. It bypasses
everything. And next thing you know you're on the bridge. So I
take it just recently I take my shortcut. I've got J I think in
somebody else's in the car, and I go the thing is backed up. And
she says Oh, she says yeah, Google has been using this
shortcut. Right. And I said what? And so the Google has like
ruined my shortcut. I'm not very pleased about this. Yeah. And
it's a shortcut for a reason and
here's the thought I'm not I'm not a god GPS has changed lives
in so many incredible ways as an as a as an airman GPS is
incredibly important. But there's no reason to have the
two way thing going on. So don't just buy a tomtom. What do they
cost these days? What's the TomTom costing 6070 bucks? Yeah,
just get a portable unit and just use it. That'll be fine.
It's the it's actually somewhat
better. They probably are using tomtom and Magellan I had
Magellan for well, they, in some ways, they're better because
they really put they've been working on it. And they keep
improving it with Google, for example, is never better because
they keep going from one vendor to another and then vendors like
sometimes a start up where did they get cheapest? I'm always
like the best price kind of model. And so it's always like
sketchy. It doesn't always work the same. I here at one time I
was in Los Angeles. I'm trying to get to the Burbank Airport.
I'm out in Venice, Malibu area. And so I decided well, let's
look Brad, should I be taken back should I go down Sunset I
do this and try to do that. Think he's trying to route me to
the 405 and I'm looking at the 405 The 405 has stopped dead
from probably somewhere in Nome, Alaska already down to NC nada.
It's there's nothing moving there to put me on the 405 I
would have missed my flight. So I started just going out sunset.
And I just keep going and turn around. Go back, go back go
back. It keeps trying to reverse ME TO BACK TO GET To the 405.
For some reason, I would say it's only gonna take me a couple
blocks on that thing because it's tough to go, I still have
to go east. And he keeps telling me to go back, go back, go back
for I kept going, waiting for it to stop doing that it finally
stopped and gave up and decided, hey, I guess you're going on
some other route. Let me rewrite you that way. The old Google
Maps would never have done that. I remember when they first came
out, they never told you to take a U turn. Ever. Now they do it
constantly, like some other vendor. Google's think products
are just really flaky. Anyway, that's a boring story. I can
tell. Yeah, that
was that was pretty boring. But, but I got a I got a better story
for you now. The Frank abdali. He is the guy the real life
person behind the book and Thea the play in the movie Catch Me
If You Can. Which when did that come out? The 90s. I would look
it up, keep track of Catch Me If You Can. So this was about a kid
who had 16 ran away. And he travelled around the world.
Posing mainly as an airline pilot. And he flew for free
everywhere and you know, regulation to okay 2002 flew
around the world. Then he later he posed as a lawyer, I think a
banker, all kinds of the airline pilot. Well, that was the number
one. So what I said number one was airline pilot, but he was
also cashing you know, 10s of 1000s of dollars worth of phony
checks. And so eventually caught up to him. He went to jail in
France, and he went to jail, I think in Spain, and then he was
extradited, went to jail in the States. And instead of serving
his full term, the FBI came over and said, you know, you were
pretty good at that deception. We'd like to hire you. And I
think he worked for the FBI for 30 years after that, which if
and he did a talk at Google, ironically. And it was a very
interesting chat about deception and how he did it. And it was
just it was a fun talk. But at the end, it's about three
minutes. And he's now out of the agency, but he consults for the
FBI and the CIA, mainly on technology. And there were two
things that he said one, that, you know, I looked into it and
like, I don't think this is going to happen. Sounds like
bull crap to me, but you don't know. And the second one was
really just the capabilities that they have that we've
discussed before law enforcement, in this case, FBI.
And I just thought it was fun to hear it from someone who
apparently have a lot
to say. So this guy basically bullshit his way around the
world. And then bullshitted his way into the FBI. Now the FBI,
the FBI just came down. So what is sometimes these things work
out that way? And then he became a dude named Ben. Yeah, yeah,
that's pretty much it. So
I always used to write to my class about
oh, and a professor as well. I'm sorry. He gets a teacher about
it as well.
What will we investigate Pfizer is
a great country or what we we know how to play two years
from now, what will an agent be doing five years from now? And
unfortunately, there's good news. And there's bad news.
First of all, the good news we will be doing away with
passwords in the next 24 months passwords will leave the world,
there will be no more passwords. There is a new technology called
True Sona. That's T ru, S O N A stands for true persona. It is a
company in Scottsdale, Arizona, that created a technology for
the CIA, which we have used now for the last few years. That
technology and I was an advisor on that technology for the CIA.
So I'm an advisor and bringing it to the commercial world. But
it was the ability for an agent to send data back from the
fields such as Afghanistan, on their iPhone, and that Langley
would know 100% That is the agent on the other end to 100%
identify the person on the other end of the device. That's the
level for security. So the they basically said what if we
brought this to level two security, and we did away with
passwords. So immediately when they announced that Microsoft
gave them $10 million, and said I'm in develop it, so Microsoft
is going to use it on all their gaming all their access to their
computers, et cetera, we now have the ability to identify who
the person is on the other end of that device. And when you go
to their website at true Sona, they actually show you how it's
done. So he demo videos there that are three or four minutes
long that show you how it's done. So I think that's the good
part. But I do believe that cyber it up until then.
Okay, so I went to true Sonas website mainly to see if they
were a public company. We could buy some stock. They're not
their private company, but this is utter bull crap. They have a
45 second video and I did go there and I did take a look and
the their incredible idea is you go to a website, it pops up a QR
code on the screen, you scan that with your iPhone, and then
it unlocks. How is this proof positive? I mean, you could be
holding someone's severed head and an iPhone 10, you're
authenticated. You could be pressing a dead severed finger
onto the the touch ID I don't understand how this is foolproof
and how passwords are going away. Oh, it's completely
ridiculous. And I think he was just selling it to Google.
That's why maybe he was there. I don't I don't know what that was
about. That was very strange. So you know, yes, there's something
special they have on unless there's something special they
have on the iPhone or some specialized app, which they did
not show just sounds like bull crap to me. And I like my
passwords. I like having something locked in my head that
people can't get to
and passwords aren't going away in 24 months, this guy's
foolish, it's totally
but listen to what he had to say. And although he doesn't
mention, I believe this timeline of five years that he'll
mention, has to do with the the implementation of 5g cellular
technology, this point
in time has been used for financial crimes or gathering
data and information, which is of value, what's going to happen
is we're going to see cyber very quickly now turn very black
ability, as you know, to basically shut someone's
pacemaker off. So we have to be within 35 feet, we test these
device at Quantico all the time. So as long as I walk up within
35 feet of you, I take control of any bodily device you have on
you. So if I want to assassinate you, I want to speed it up, take
it down, I can do that.
I'd like to speed it up or take it down. I hadn't considered
that taking control someone's pacemaker. You know, you're up
there doing a speech at the lecture. Yeah,
I wonder about some of these assertions.
But I believe that in five years, you'll be able to do that
from 5000 miles away. We have the ability now that we test
that we can chase a car down the interstate, we got to get up
within 35 feet of the vehicle, we take over the vehicle, we
shut the motor off, we locked the person in the car, we locked
the power window so they can open them, we can turn on their
airbag. Again, five years from now, you'd be able to do that
5000 miles away.
Now this I think is plausible.
I would wait right here I want to pause and resume and do one
of the no agenda tips. Because if what he says is true, which
is possible with some of the newer cars you can't do with my
25 year old Lexus No, God, no.
We have to take you out the old fashioned way with 50 Cow.
Yeah, something like that. But you would have you should
everyone should have one of these. I noticed this Mimi's got
one in the in the one of the vans we have. And it's sitting
there and yeah, it was just fun. What do you got this force as
well? You never know.
I can't wait to hear what this is this defying law enforcement
defeating device.
Well, in this case, it's one of those little hammers with a
little point that's got a diamond head on it and you pop
any window and it shatters into a million pieces. Yes.
And you can also cut your seat belt with the handle.
I believe so. Yeah. It's a little emergency thing if it's
supposed to be if you land into drink, and you can't you know,
all of a sudden your car shut it you can't lower your windows.
Now this being a no agenda tip. Let me ask you a question. If
law enforcement is is after you, they lock your car, turn off the
engine lock the windows deploy the airbag? Do you think it's a
good idea to bash the window and run away from your vehicle? Do
you think this is a good idea? This
guy's are talking about assassinations? Well, that's
true. I would save his from 3000 miles away. Nobody's chasing me
this rank or dirt or trying to kill me or harass me. Maybe we
need that little hammer.
Maybe we need no agenda emergency hammers.
They're available go by with
no agenda branded branded.
We've already decided not to start branding stuff
with the whistle on the other end, but you need to add a
light.
So yes, our electrical grid used as a terrorist tool, the ability
to shut down an entire system shut down an entire banking
system. Those are all the things that unfortunately we'll be
dealing with in the next four or five years as cyber starts to
make that turn.
It's not like Professor Ted predicted that or anything who
the very
black side of cyber not just about stealing money,
information and data. Today what we have is we develop things so
we say to you, here's a device you put in your kitchen and then
you can talk to it until you ask what the Whether it is what's on
TV tonight, all of that, that I could easily reverse that and
listen to everything you say in your house, there are so many
weaknesses in your home, your security cameras or access
points, your remote control on your TV, your Samsung
television, your refrigerator that tells you how much milk
isn't it? My thing is, I really don't need my refrigerator
is imagining that there's a house that uses these devices,
nobody does.
Just listen to what he says though you stepped on and making
your point you back it up,
you can talk to it until you ask what the weather is what's on TV
denied all of that, that I could easily reverse that and listen
to everything you say in your house. There are so many
weaknesses in your home, your security cameras or access
points, your remote control on your TV, your Samsung
television, your refrigerator that tells you how much milk is
in it. My thing is, I really don't need my refrigerator to
talk to my toaster. They've gotten along for a long time
without ever having a conversation. But what happens
is we develop something we get really excited about we don't
get this to the marketplace. And sure enough, we never look at
the negative side. All I try to say to a technology company.
Yeah, this is great. Now can you take a little time to just say
how would someone use this technology and the negative self
serving way so that we build the block to that before we ever
give it to the public to use it? We'd save a lot of problems.
So it's kind of interesting. I think on one hand, he's
advocating for all, shepherding in passwordless seamless
technology. On the other hand, he's clearly aware that 5g is
going to give us all these capabilities. I think that's
where he gets the, the the refrigerator toaster thing which
you know they do exist John, these internet of things. There
are toasters that you have to click OK for the EULA. The first
time you turn it on in order to use
it, you know, anyone who has one of these toasters on Twitter.
Yeah, but not personally. No, no, no, that toaster is a bad
example. Because what really happened is people started using
their talking tubes to control their music system and lights.
That's pretty end and thermostat. That's pretty much
it. The Smart Home is done. With all those are horribly horrible
spy devices, no doubt.
Don't think that we beat this to death enough. Did this guy say
really not giving us any new information? That I would say if
you I thought that he was going to talk about the dangers of 5g
as a technology in general, the frequencies of 5g, the fact that
you have to have those things everywhere.
I'm reading the firefighters, the firefighter union has
blocked firehouses from having 5g sights on them. Because they
did some tests and firefighters were feeling downwards, rosy
rosy in their head, it's gonna
cause tinnitus, it's gonna dis the 5g From what I can tell so
far. And even though I haven't really looked into it to the
extent I should, if I want to pontificate about it, but I
haven't heard anything good about the technology, per se.
Oh, yeah, you get more bandwidth and it's great for the Internet
of Things. Some summary is great for more tracking is probably
fantastic for tracking and you
can always find the person's pacemaker Yeah, that's the idea.
Well,
it also I got another we have moneymaker then you know,
there's this cloth Faraday cloth that you can use your your bike
suits and shirts. Yeah, I may
just have what are you gonna do for your head?
Well, that's not the Pacemakers not going to I mean, you want
you want to protect a pacemaker? Oh, yeah. Okay, yes. All right.
For your head. You're gonna have to wear aluminum foil.
You wear the Faraday suit with that tin foil wrap and then you
have your little no agenda hammer. On one hand if you if
you slap it go stop the hammering and if you blow on the
whistle I mean, we got some great products lined up for the
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about? Everything's a scam. This is truly a scam. And I think
they're setting themselves up for lawsuits. I think it's a
very dumb idea.
I'm sure the lawyer said this big company they'd lawyers went
over this and they there's no lawsuit it's going to happen.
Well, I think it's opening up the market for a DNA test with
the specific you know, how about this? To find out if you're
suitable for listening to the no agenda show? Take the no agenda
show DNA test will let you know if this will be beneficial or
detrimental to your health. Yeah,
I think that's a great idea.
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what else did we have here?
I think I got I think a good one couple of there were this look
good piece of real news gossip. Real News.
Gossip, okay.
But kind of gossipy play this look this. I'm sure this is this
was not played on the national news is a local story. Kind of
is not really a local story, but it was played locally. Trump Jr.
Ah, yes, I
knew this. But tonight, Fox Network talk show host who has
been dating Donald Trump Jr. He is leaving the network and plans
to stump four Republican congressional candidates.
Kimberly Guilfoyle was once married to Lieutenant Governor
Gavin Newsom, back when he was mayor of San Francisco. Lately,
she's been co hosting the five on Fox News and dating Donald
Trump Jr. After he separated from his wife. According to CNN,
Guilfoyle is likely to join a nonprofit called America first
policies which supports the president.
Yeah, I've been those the legs.
Yeah, no more legs on the TVs.
If she was all legs, I mean, she would just there for legs thrown
over legs. Walter,
I like Kimberly. I like it. I think she's interesting. She's
definitely interesting to watch. A good balance with the gut felt
on that show when I see it. But you know, I was looking at
Donald Trump Jr. He's got four kids. They're all under eight I
think under eight years old. Yeah, it's gonna be an interest
it's tough relationship.
Well, kind of nightmarish.
Yeah, I just didn't she's given she was not
as though that you I haven't got the money to hire 10 nannies
now.
You understand what I'm saying? It's not it's that's it's not
about the nannies. It's just, there's a lot he comes with a
lot of baggage. Does she have kids? She has empty kids though.
She?
I have no idea. I don't think so. Well, I
hope it works out for him. I don't think it's a very smart
career move.
Well, you know, maybe she fell in love with a guy. Well, sure.
But you don't have to charming character. You'll
have to appeal to the idea. You have to leave your gig.
Yeah, I know it doesn't. I don't the I just dies. I'm just
baffled as you are. But it's just like who knows. There may
be more to this story. We're not ever ever given any kind of real
information. So who knows? I do have the kind of a do she could
be MK Ultra.
Could be a good little backstory on the plastic straw ban which
kind of feeds into a clip you played on the last show back in
2015. A video went viral. It was shot by marine biologists from
Texas a&m University. It showed researchers tried to remove a
plastic straw stuck up a sea turtles nose.
I don't want to pull it physical touch her brainstem.
Yeah, that's exactly what I say. So it's a freaking straw up her
freaking nostril. That's plastic. Ricky Brown. Is that
Australian millennials that here? They're probably thinking
nostril I
don't want to pull it if there's like a Tetra brainstem.
Yeah, that's exactly what I say. So it's a freaking freaking
nostril.
That's plastic. How could that possibly got lodged still firmly
in an ostrich?
That video helped raise awareness about all the plastics
harming marine life. And plastic straws became a prime target for
elimination because well, many of us don't really need them. So
companies have started pledging to take them away and some US
cities have already banned them like Malibu and Miami Beach. But
for some people with disabilities straws are
unnecessary. Sean Buckley is a disability rights advocate in
Seattle. He says the invention of plastic straws in the mid
20th century dramatically improved the quality of life And
people like those with poor control of muscles used to
swallow. In some cases basically says
they aspirated liquids or less developed pneumonia and died.
There are reusable
straws options out there, but basically and others say they
don't work for everyone.
Metal straws are dangerous to people who bite down they
conduct heat and
create burns. Paper straws also have problems.
People who don't have muscular control will bite through paper
straws, and that presents a choking hazard. Even
biodegradable plastic isn't as flexible as real plastic,
basically, and
other disability rights activists say that bans on
plastic straws should offer exemptions for people with
medical conditions. So restaurants would have plastic
straws on hand for those who need them. In fact, Seattle
wrote this kind of waiver into its ban on plastic straws, which
went into effect this month. But Berkeley says some of the city's
restaurants don't seem to be aware of the exemption.
I called a bunch of restaurants who were dropped in. I asked him
if they had plastic straws for allergies
or accommodation. He says
they all told him no. I really
think we know is this different than my clip from the last show?
We had the turtle backup. Okay, and I and I'm, as I said, it's
just like your clip. I just feel that we need to put a halt to
this idiocy. What the hell are we thinking? I mean, this is
real. This now has just gone too far. This one turtle had a straw
up his nose and everyone's lost their shit over it. We need to
ban turtles from putting straws in their nose. Where that would
make more sense is this stupid, stupid movement.
It was gotten worse.
And we're using more plastic people who actually straws and
straws are handy.
It's gotten worse the I don't really have a problem with going
to paper. But the because I used to use paper when I was a kid
now. But what's gotten worse is now especially around here,
they've decided they're going to take a hard look at
toothbrushes.
toothbrushes. Yeah, plastic. Oh, we need now remember, I tried to
create a new meme with a swizzle stick. And you said that the
train has left the station. Now we can do the turtle with maybe
we shouldn't use a turtle
turtle with a toothbrush up it's but
we got to have now he's got to be really nasty. I like maybe
fish with a with a toothbrush out of his eye. Or sticking
one at gross people out is
okay. Okay. Okay, how about sticking out of his gill? Let's
launch. Let's see if we can do it. Let's see if we can get
plastic toothbrushes banned. Come on. We got great artists do
something.
Okay. All right. You're on your own. Go for it. Plastic
toothbrushes evil, evil evil, you'll need to call them out. We
need to call out these companies. But by the
way, what replaces a plastic toothbrush? That's the problem.
I know what replaces the
straw. No, the no agenda electric toothbrush.
Just made a plastic.
I'm so tired of this. Just Well, the I guess it kind of plays
into this then I'm sure you heard this report.
A minor league baseball team is playing on the stereotypes of
millennials. They'll drop the ball in an attempt to draw more
young people to a game this weekend. Looking for offering
what the Montgomery biscuits identify as millennials favorite
things ranging from avocados to selfie stations, a section for
napping and don't forget the participation ribbons.
80% of the people in our front office are millennials myself
included. And we're just having some fun with some of the
cliches that people point out about millennials
very crowded seeking. It's upsetting, igniting an eruption
of backlash on social media eruption and
targeting millennials. It's sort of targeting older generations
who like to make fun of millennials and like to say that
millennials don't like working and don't really like yeah,
caring for themselves. For every
angry comment. Another appears to fire back in defense. One
person tweeting Bravo biscuits you know, millennials won't dig
in, unless it's gluten free itself is made up of
millennials, none of whom are even remotely offended by the
theme night.
I don't think they meant anything sour by it or to, you
know, sort of cast a negative light on the next generation at
all. I think they're trying to make light of it. If it's
insensitive then maybe they should just have thicker skin.
Earlier this year that Lexington legends face similar criticism
for their millennial night before reporting
wait before I play the rest of the clip. First of all, I love
that the millennial reports on the millennial story and she
actually says gluten glue and glue. Can't What? What did he do
to everybody? The tea is an important letter
visor when pissed off at the tea who
and Putin Gluten gluten gluten
layer.
So, to me, this was very telling this clip not so much. It's just
funny because I think it's a very funny idea like the humor
of it. That's American humor. We're very good at it. What I
saw with this report, is that in you'll hear in a moment, it not
only did not affect people who went, it actually brought more
people to the event. But that the outrage
sorry, I say this was the idea.
Oh, yeah, well, you'll hear exactly that because of course,
it was a PR stunt. I mean, it's obviously a PR stunt. But the
what I noticed is that the outrage was all on Twitter. And
they were just showing all the tweets and people just angry,
yelling at each other. But then in real life, it really wasn't
that big a deal. And of course, these these bombs, these little
nuggets are launched by PR companies into the machine, and
then it bubbles up very quickly. And I think the job of most
journos these days is just trolling on Twitter, because all
I really ever see is blue checkmark saying, Hey, can I use
that picture? Hey, can you contact me? Hey, anybody? Hey,
do you know about this? Oh, please DM me, so we can talk
about this? You know what I mean? It's like that they seem
to just be looking for stories on Twitter.
Well, I find it as of a few years back when I started
bitching about the fact and I think we had some segments on
it, where they they won't even get quotes. They just quote
people's Twitter account. Oh, yeah. Well, exactly the intake
and he said on Twitter, and he said, Then Trump has made it
worse. Yeah, institutionalizing it? Yes.
It's become the reporting is just reading the tweets. You're
right. Which is probably why and what guy recordings that? Right.
So but so the outrage and you're seeing this happen and
everything in the mainstream is him you can see the flow. It's
very direct. Someone starts a shitstorm. Who's online, you
have to do it on Twitter. That's the place Facebook doesn't work
for this. You got to do it on Twitter. It hits trending, the
journalists go look at it. And then they make that their news
report because it's basically free content. You've got
everything you want. You've it's written for you. You just read
out the tweets. And the the outrage is there, you maybe just
do a stand up, drop your T's and you're good to go. You got a
beautiful report, which is funny, beautiful view.
Beautiful. But all this outrage lives online. In the end, I
think people could really improve their health by just
tuning out tuning out a little bit.
Dropping out. Yeah, just tune out acid
to now tune out a little bit.
I have a clip that's going to let me just play the last bit of
this. You can hear that you were done
earlier this year that Lexington legends face similar criticism
for their millennial night before reporting increased
attendance at the game. From a
PR professionals perspective. They're kind of accomplishing
what all of us want to accomplish. And that is people
talking about your organization not only here locally, but I
mean, it's got a lot of reach outside of our own community
outside of our state as well.
There you go. That's where you want you want people talking
about you. It proves that the mainstream has nothing but
advertising for everything even the stories are advertising.
Well, here's a good one coming up is just a quick one clip. You
we all are familiar with our Silicon Valley culture and fine
operations like Kleiner Perkins,
yes. Hashtag me to read runway.
If you don't think there's gonna be some humor coming down the
road play the Ellen Powell clip.
Tonight the story of a Bay Area Tech executive who some see as a
pioneer of the me to movement is coming to the small screen,
Netflix and Shonda Rhimes have bought the rights to Ellen pals
memoir. It tells the story of her failed gender discrimination
suit against venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins back in
2012. The lawsuit put a spotlight on sexual misconduct
in Silicon Valley. Oh god,
don't you think this is gonna be a laugh riot?
I would have expected that to be one of the first Obama
productions honestly. That would have been perfect.
Now. Did you hear that clip this? I keep hearing her saying
Spencer capital instead of venture capital.
Oh, I'd have to listen to it again. The Facebook CEO oops.
That's my clip. Hold on. Elon power. Yeah. Try it
again. Tonight the story of a Bay Area Tech executive who's
some see as a pioneer of the me to movement is coming to the
small screen. Netflix and Shonda Rhimes have bought the rights to
Ellen pals memoir. It tells the story of her failed gender
discrimination suit against venture capital firm Kleiner.
It sounds more like venture
Oh no, she's not pronouncing it correctly.
She will be fired. Another local
story, which is kind of funny. Is this Hitman website have you
heard this story? No,
called his website rent ai hitman.com But this bay area man
never thought his clever marketing idea would attract
people trying to hire contract killer. Oh, good evening, I'm
Elizabeth Cook,
and I can see the KPI X fives Katie Nielsen with a wild story
of how an IT guy became an unlikely crimefighter Katie
can Bob Anna's says his website has broken up almost 100 murder
for hire plots. And even though he doesn't make any money off of
it, it's now his personal mission to help save lives.
Why did he put it up in the first place?
It's a dude named Ben and he was a hitman. He's a consultant
oh gosh is
just was naive. The idiot said go to this site and now he's
actually play part two, and you'll hear that he's actually
changed he's rejigger the site so it's actually about hiring a
hitman
says kill my mom and my dad, my sister and my brother
Bob in is is reading an email he got yesterday morning from a 14
year old boy in Alaska and emails submitted through his
website rent a hitman.com. This is the website. But it's not
what you think we decided
we want to start a company doing risk analysis, intrusion
detection, white hat hacking.
That's where the name rent a hitman came from back in 2005.
And the website created right here at his desk in the kitchen
of his Novato home. Instead of getting emails for IT services,
people were literally asking for a hitman. The
emails threw me for a loop. It was absolutely not expected. Bob
decided to run with it shortly after receiving those emails
that I had decided to basically transform the webpage now
it's almost a parody site complete with an intake form.
Target's name Target's email address where services are
requested. Tom
gets requests for Hitman services at least a couple of
times each
week. I need her taken care of because she won't leave
me this report goes on forever. But it's like how dumb is the
public?
Oh, yeah. Yeah, pretty dumb.
Pretty dumb.
And I want you to look out for the story in in your area. And
I'm surprised you didn't have anything on it. Berkeley high
graduate pleads guilty to trying to help terrorists, but his
defense is it was a sting. And lo and behold, this 20 century
old punk kid basically got wrapped up in what we used to
call the six week cycle. FBI saw him trolling. And what he was
doing is he was creating fake social media accounts. For
people who believe were Islamic State supporters, and then you
know how the FBI is they they get in touch with the guy and
they kind of Jack them all up. He's like, Oh, yeah, let's do
some cool. And then the prosecutors. Yeah, he didn't
want to do anything. He's like, I don't want to I don't want to
do anything, right. And he said, No, no, come on, we're gonna
give you a credit card, we'll go by the chemicals to blow
something up. And so here's the statement from his lawyer. This
is really a case about what the appropriate sentence should be.
Here's a young guy who was immature said some stupid things
online, the FBI sent out their best people to try to get a
sting operation going. So it'd be nice if someone could
actually get that out in the open because it's it's really to
do good. I mean, this is not this. Yeah, it's law
enforcement. But this is not how you go about dealing with this
situation. You tell the Get a hold of this kid. You shake them
up and you say, Listen, you moron. What the hell are you
doing? Yeah, so I'm glad
you get wrapped up their numbers. No, they're terrorists
calling
us right. Keep the budget going, boys. Everything's good. And
yes, or no, I don't have that story. I'm sorry. I don't. We
do. I do have this window. But the vaxxers is a vet. You want
to hear a little propaganda like propaganda prop you're, you're
sure there's our vaccine story.
This morning. We're exploring a report from medical
professionals who are calling attention to what they say is a
dangerous increase in the number of parents who are using medical
waivers to avoid vaccinating their children. immunization
rates have increased from 93 to 95%. Since California adopted
new child vaccination laws a couple of years ago. Those laws
say that all children must be immunized before attending
school. However, a new study finds the number of
kindergarteners in California with a vaccine exemption from
the doctor has quadrupled since that law took effect.
Alright, our question of the day is this. Do you think children
should be required to be vaccinated You attend public
school right now. 89% of you say yes 11% say no a lot of comments
out there on social media. So what do you have?
I have from sequin it says unvaccinated kids place other
kids and adults at risk not just at school but in any public
area. Others with chronic medical conditions are also
unnecessarily placed at risk. Along those
lines. Elijah tweeted me this thing you live in the Bay Area
where medical science and technology thrives. Why is this
even a question? Furthermore, those they don't think children
should be vaccinated need to take an intro science course as
to why vaccinations are important.
And Chris also chimed in saying of course, it's not just our
kids either. It's all the kids it's just common sense to me.
responses you can reach us on Twitter about anything just make
sure to use that hashtag
Yeah, and I'm starting to think illegal immigration is the way
to go because our kids are going to die here. I mean, you can
they got their their amygdala are messed up. The hippocampus
is all screwed up from GPS, EU students are jacked with all
kinds of vaccines. This is not good.
Jack dealt with vaccines they
are. Yeah, I still don't I've never understood if you know if
your kid is vaccinated, what are you worried about?
You know, the funny thing is about this is that I can't get
it if you're vaccinated. Right. It's funny thing is the story's
premise was that vaccination rates has increased from 93% to
95%. What is the point of this story?
Yeah, probably Gardasil? Do they throw in an HPV anywhere?
No, they never did. But it's you know, you don't have to
necessarily
I got one last clip. Now there's not a lot of shown on the M five
M about the free Tommy movement, which has gotten pretty big in
the UK, there's a lot of people protesting want this guy out of
jail, or at least in a safer jail than where he is right now.
Tommy Robinson has we're talking about. And the BBC is seen as
the enemy of the people in the UK
days before you play this story. This is a very, you want to give
a little background on this because I don't think everybody
knows about it. And I also want to say this is a very strange
story. This guy was essentially put dragged off the streets
arrested without a trial thrown in jail with that threw the key
away. Now he had a trial. He had a trial very quickly. He had
Yeah, it was a trial you're guilty.
While he while he was, but it's all on technicalities. This guy
is this guy's a troublemaker because he's exposing the
grooming and raping that's been going on in the north of England
for decades, really. And and it's seen as anti Muslim, is the
biggest perpetrators of the crimes are Pakistani. So yeah,
they're Muslim, but it's really just about what's happening. And
for some reason, either through embarrassment or because of
embarrassment, or maybe they're complicit the elites and the
lawmakers just don't want anyone to hear about it and BBC is
effectively just stifled the stories. Robinson whose history
I looked into, which takes a lot of watching YouTube interviews,
started the ADL which is seen as a view of Nazis Hitler kk k,
just name it, whatever you want British kk k and historys Hey,
man, this stuff going on here? Nobody cares. And there's plenty
of victims victims who have spoken there's there's just tons
of victims screwball story
and this to me the way they grabbed him and tried him is
the EDF not the ADL, the EDF English, the EDL EDL. That's
what it is.
It looks a lot more like an extraction than it does anything
else to me. Interesting.
Ha. Well, he's been thrown in jail before and that was no
picnic. And it was not an extraction.
Yeah, well, we don't know that he's, we don't even know he's in
jail. Because he did. They won't let anyone see him, including
his lawyers.
But Sir Brian of London, I think has spoken to him on the phone.
He's pretty close to him. And I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure
he's he's really in jail. Okay. But the main, the main problem
or the main problem, the reason he's in jail is because as a
reporter for I think the rebels in the Canadian outfit. He was
reporting from in front of the courthouse, I'll just call it
that.
Where it was like a foot behind a line you're not supposed to be
reporting
you're not supposed to show. So in certain cases you can't show
accused at the bottom line is there's a whole bunch of guys
who had even been convicted before and he gets thrown in
jail for basically highlighting with the BBC won't do it. That's
the main problem. The BBC doesn't report on it properly
and man, people are pissed off about it and I see this free
hashtag free Tommy everywhere not just the UK I see it in the
Netherlands I see it in Germany Sut in the US, a lot of people
are pissed about it and this is just a very short clip actually
just to show you the damage that is being done to institutions
like the BBC as a reporter from news night who finds a Dutch guy
and they both realize they speak Dutch but they do this very
short interview in English while you've come here from Holland I
speak Dutch but I don't think anyone
on the BBC
BBC yeah no
thank you talk off BBC. The BBC
BBC got Hiki what what you just told the BBC to eff off what I
love that yes
yeah they we have to remember this the there was an edict by
the government that with this the stories were D was called de
la de notice D noticed which means that they can't nobody can
report on him. Yep. So why why is that this hold
on they can report now that the D notice has been withdrawn
since then. So they can't afford it. Yeah, they can report on it.
Okay, good. Yeah. It's just It doesn't matter. You know, the
problem is there's a problem there's a real problem in the UK
and the authorities not dealing with it and this is tinderbox
time people are getting very agitated they got odd Utah over
at all I'm telling you
well, maybe all hell break loose.
Oh, I'm I'm pretty convinced hell's going to break loose
somewhere. If it's not in Sweden, you know, maybe it'll be
in the UK. It could be anywhere. It could be anywhere but houses
and certainly in Europe in the EU, hell is going to break loose
then. The Daily Mail is skewering John Claude Juncker
the drunker by the way. Well, being fantastic because the
British they don't care. They just know like, Hey, we're we're
Brexit and we thank
you, we think Yeah.
explosive new account of Brussels insider says he heard
the EU politician John Claude Juncker is a little too fond of
the bottle. And Mr. Juncker has left his ambitious and unelected
chief civil servant This is the problem Guy Martin Sal Meier
dubbed the monster to run the commission. So there's disarray
because this this his assistant basically his his intern is now
running is running the European Commission. Well, Junckers is
just a blithering drunk No, this
EU is
why and why is everybody protecting him? This is what I
don't understand. Why
because they want to protect the experiment. Yeah, it's not him
they're protecting right? Because first of all, nobody's
elected this is what you know Faraj get bitching about Yeah.
And it's just a bunch of self appoint you know, this guy's at
a point each other for different kinds of things and they're kind
of run anything is if anything's a dictatorship. You know, this
is it. And we want to end you know, as a new German Empire and
we trying to this is going to be peace in Europe once the Germans
take over everything. You know,
Germans take Oh, yes, they probably will. I got one more
clip. Just kind of a shorty. It's a continuing to follow the
fallout around face bag. Mark Zuckerberg did an interview with
another in new interview with recode, which I've not seen or
heard gentleman's video may just be audio. And I think I can
deconstruct what he what his issue is here. In the outrage
over Holocaust denialism on Facebook.
The Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is fake. It's facing backlash
tonight, after making comments that some say support Holocaust
deniers. So his comments came during a podcast on a tech site
recode.
There's this set of people who deny the Holocaust. I find that
deeply offensive. But at the end of the day, I don't believe that
our platform should take that down because I think that there
are things that different people get wrong, either. I don't think
that they're intentionally getting wrong.
Well, the social media site founder says the material should
stay on Facebook. As long as the post don't call for harm or
violence. The interview immediately caused an uproar. We
are troubled by a statement that doesn't identify Holocaust
denial as blatant and troubling anti semitism. The CEO of the
Illinois Holocaust Museum calls the comments wrong and
irresponsible. Zuckerberg has since released this statement
saying, quote, I personally find Holocaust denial deeply
offensive. And I absolutely didn't intend to defend the
intent of people who deny that.
Zuckerberg is not just touching, he's pretty much licking the
third rail right now. This is a very, very precarious topic. So
here we have a Jew who is saying, You know what, I just
have to allow people to be wrong on my platform and deny the
Holocaust.
And you know, there are ways you know, this guy is naive.
Well, I don't think so. But go ahead.
I think he is. But I think that he used it, I think was just
something I really
don't like. I think that's not good.
But it appears as if I think again.
Would you like me to pay attention to this now for you?
Yeah, I think that's a good idea. Okay.
But you sound like a bad guy. When you do that?
is naive. Yes, totally naive. And he can't. He couldn't figure
a way around, you could get out of these kinds of
questions. If Well, first of all, you can circumvent it, you
can? Well, that's not the question you should be asking
me, you know, and you could do there's a million ways we
discuss the experience, but all these tricks. Let me tell you
what I think is going on. And then you tell me how we should
have answered. I think what he sees growing up. Dammit. My
analysis of the situation is that Zuckerberg in this harkens
back to the previous clip I played about the outrage being
online. It is my belief that Zuckerberg knows the incredible
activity he's getting. He's from a minority group. And that will
be mainly left leaning left thinking people. And that is
less than half of what he has on his platform. And if he starts
to kick people off with alternative thoughts about the
Holocaust, he knows exactly where that's coming from. That
is definitely from the extreme right, but also from the extreme
left. He is afraid for his business. He knows that what
will happen next. And we're getting on that cusp very
quickly. Eventually, someone's going to say, You know what,
here is a face book, which is only for people who think this
way, come on over here. And even if it wasn't half, even if it's
only 30% He doesn't need that aggro. So that's why I think
he's, he's, he's couching it, because he knows they will leave
he sees the numbers. He's got insight to this. There's no
other reason. He's a Jew. Just say, Yeah, screw it. We can't
have that. That's fake news. That fake news has been around
for 40 years now. 60 years. He could have said that. 80 years,
Jesus. A long time since I was a
good man. He could have said a million different things. To get
out of that question. What
do you what do you think about my thesis though?
That he you your thesis is the following. He looks at the
numbers, he sees the potential for disaster. Even though I've
by my count insider trading. He's already taken out, I think
three to 400. But
it's not about him. It's not about him personally, but
he always does. This is his baby. You think that he's
worried about that? And he so he's fumbling around trying to
save the platform from interlopers? Yeah, yeah. So as
good as theory as any.
I can't see it. Any other way you're
trying to do is explain his stupidity. Yes. Being able to.
Yes,
yes. That's exactly what I'm trying to do. Why is he so
stupid? Because he can't be stupid. He's gotta be smart. But
this is not that I agree with you. It's still not the way to
handle it.
Very odd. It's like, Gates was the same way. They're both that
way. Yeah. They have issues. All right. I have a couple. I just
have the Bernie and AOC. Or some reason Bernie Sanders goes to
Kansas, with this woman with AOC. She hasn't been elected
yet. And she's already
he's keeping her close. Okay.
I think she is his protege. At this point.
Bernie likes the dark young ones.
Let's play these two clips and we'll be
done. Sanders and New York Democratic candidate Alexandria
Ocasio Cortez. They were both in Kansas Friday you stumping for
congressional candidate Jim Thompson. I want to play a byte
for you from that I am
so proud of everyone who is here in this room today. Because you
are caring Being the candle of hope for this country. Well,
what did he say?
You are to?
Oh, that's nice
candidate tim thompson, I want to play a bite for you from
that.
So proud of everyone who is here in this room today, because you
are carrying the candle of hope for this country.
You AOC because
back then, back then the people of Kansas with a tipping point
for the future of this nation, and today they are again.
And we say to Trump, instead of showing us your strength by
tearing children from their families, where was your
strength, extending up to Putin, and Russia Hoover on Dubai,
dividing American democracy
by how concerned are establishment Democrats about
their position? And the way they're positioned right now
with the party and then this rise of sort of these
progressive Democrats that people weren't really watching
in the lead up? Well,
there's so that those those quotes were so rich with
reaction from on all parts and how they're playing on Capitol
Hill, in particular, Alexandria, Ocasio Cortez, she's not making
a lot of friends in the Democratic Party on Capitol
Hill, Democratic lawmakers who met with her and who are not
very happy that, you know, obviously they that she defeated
one of their their own, essentially, Joe Crowley. But in
addition to which she's actively backing and endorsing more
liberal candidates in Democratic primaries, against sitting
members of Congress, and that's sort of a no, no. And, you know,
when we were talking to several Democratic lawmakers, they said,
Well, you know, when she gets to Capitol Hill, she'll realize
that things are a little bit different if you don't have
friends.
I liked I'd like to her and Bernie teaming up, I think
that's very smart for both of them.
Well, when they go on with his analysis, which is the one of
the overnight shows, they make it clear that Bernie had a bad
time of it. And probably so I started thinking about this,
probably some of the reasons that the DNC which was really
never discussed, kind of submarine Bernie's campaign is
because the Democrats always hated Bernie, they just hate the
guy. Yeah, he's not. He's not a team player. He runs as an
independent, there's no reason to give him any support. I've
actually gotten a wardrobe sucks.
There's a lot of things never combs his hair. It seems as
though maybe the thing broke blown out of proportion to
Bernie supporters were Democrats were glad to have a bunch of
these kids get all worked up, maybe get into the campaign. But
they didn't like Bernie, personally at all. But this
plays part two, and then we can finish.
Senator Sanders, I want to ask because I know you've been
active. Recently on this issue and concern you have about
Russian election meddling. Vladimir Putin was invited to
the White House this fall, the Secretary of State says the
invitation has not yet been confirmed. Do you think it
should be withdrawn?
Look, the truth is, it's hard to comment on anything that Trump
says, because he could change his mind tomorrow. But I will
tell you that I was absolutely outraged by his behavior in
Helsinki, where he really sold the American people out. And it
makes me think that either Trump doesn't understand what Russia
has done not only to our elections, but to cyber attacks
against all parts of our infrastructure, either he
doesn't understand that really, or it or perhaps he is being
blackmailed about Russia, because they may have
compromising information about him. Really, perhaps also, you
have a president who really does have strong authoritarian
tendencies, and maybe he admires the kind of government. The
Putin is running in Russia.
That's on today's face, the nation that we'll be playing as
we speak, is checking off the old Trump boxes. And this is
such a contrast to what we heard at the beginning of the show
when I brought out the real lefties Yeah, who are not
singing this song at all. This is Bernie just playing to the to
the audience.
So he's so he's lost all his original thoughts, sadly,
because he you know, he had some good thoughts. He had some
thoughts
on anything he said. And now he's you know what? You're
doing? stumping with AOC?
Yeah, he's just latching a wagon on that is very pathetic. And
she can't be his vice presidential candidate or
anything like that. That's impossible. Just know each wise.
You know, know what's going
on. You have to be 35 Don't you?
Are more I forgot at the age that think it's 35 it's not her
age she she misses
that's for sure. Look all I know is my tip for the M five M is
you better get on bill you get the hag team out, get bill out
of the way so you can do six months of retrospective because
the Republicans are looking at George H. Walker Bush saying
hey, we could have six weeks of retrospection.
Oh they're both trying to hold out the one who's gonna die last
that's that's that's it
who will die last There you go. Mark my words. Someone's got to
go before November
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Are nonsense. But isn't that natural? Isn't it natural to be
sympathetic towards the person who is willing to restore the
relationship with our country who wants to work with us?
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