Oh we were hacked we were hacked again. We're hack were hacked
right? Well, we were hacker hacker. Adam curry, John C.
Devorah. It's Thursday August 23 2018. This is your award
winning get donation media assassination episode 1062. This
is no agenda and all porn
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stars day here in downtown Austin Jay Haas NYCLU do in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley. From what I can tell
there's no porn stars around here. And his efforts not by yet
we're ahead of the game. I'm John Cena.
Raglan buzzkill the money, right? We're
rocking. We're ahead of the game. We're good to go. Which is
good because I gotta get out on time today. Okay, I'm going to
Chicago.
chitlin town.
Yeah. Tina has been there all week. With a big Ronald McDonald
House Charities conference annual conference. Live it up.
Nice time of year to be in Chicago August she says as
beautiful as it can be. She says it's absolutely stunning. Level
get over there. Go down. Okay.
Yeah, just hit these buttons. What could possibly go wrong?
I'm so sore today. About I went I went wakeup surfing with the
former New York banker on his boat yesterday. Okay, yeah. When
when the former New York banker calls and says, hey, it's
Wednesday. Let's go out on the boat. That's it. Yes, sure. Of
course, you know, we're friends we hang out just you know, fun
to to mess about him. Like Lake Charles Travis now like Travis?
Travis? Travis? Yes. But of course, we really only want one
thing. Beer. No, we want info we want to Intel. We want deets we
want. We want stock tips. Yeah, you're ready for it.
I'm all my volleyers. Here we go.
He has a January 200. Put Wait, it wasn't a 100. Shoot.
Look at the porch. Oh, great. I love it. So category wine last
night. What was it? I don't remember.
He has a I got it. Now. He has a January 200. Put on Tesla.
January 2019. Yes. $200. Put. Now that's a stock tip. I say
yeah. I don't know anything about
options, stock tips to you know,
I don't know anything about options. Even after you
explained that to me, like I'm gonna stay away from that sounds
like something Adam get very hurt by.
I don't know. I mean, I that's all I ever hear guys who do?
Tesla's a goner, but, you know, it's he had another review.
Remember? He said that in March? Yeah. He's
250. The 250 calls and it made it to 250.
Well, yeah, or it live 250.
But but here's the thing. First of all, he says the real the
real problem is, well, you know, this, this taking the company
private is not true. That's not what the what Musk was trying to
do. And I think that everyone's been misinformed by this. What
he wanted to do, do you want it to to take all of the
shareholders basically delist the company, not take it private
but delisted and the profit
a lot different. He said take it private in his tweet,
I'm just telling him what the banker said. Um, you know, he,
he, I think beyond the tweet in some interview, that's what he
was talking about. He wanted to effectively delist the stock to
protect the shareholders from the shorts. What and he also
doesn't want to report as often as he as he does. But of course,
you know, when you have
a you're a public company, you have obligations when you
when you have like more than 100 shareholders, you also have to
report as if, as if you're a public company.
That's true. At least had to report to them. Yeah.
I Yeah. I mean, I think there was some disclosure anyway. But
maybe the banker says Tesla is no way and mainly because
everyone's looking at Tesla. Yeah, they're doing interesting
things. But when you see what Porsche and BMW and Mercedes and
all these companies are coming out with, it's gonna blow Tesla
out of the water.
Oh, you know, I've heard stuff like this before about some, you
know, this was just reminds me of the days of the first Star
Wars movie. And Disney comes along says we could do better
than that. And then to that stinks. We can do better than
that. We're going to show them how to do it right. And then
they came up with the movie The black hole, which was one of the
worst movies ever
Well, It's a little different from building a car, which I
think
is, you know, something that you'd never see on the road.
I'm not gonna argue with you. I'm just I'm just passing on the
information.
It sounds like no, no. Well, I agree in agreement with the fact
that Tesla is a goner in some way, shape or form in the long
haul, because it really relied on the government subsidies.
Yeah, he was. Yeah. And
we'll see well, regardless whether he d lists takes it
private or stays public. If Elizabeth Warren has anything to
do with it, it'll be a very different situation,
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren unveiling a shocking new
proposal that would nationalize every major business in America.
The new legislation called the Accountable capitalism act,
would constitute the largest seizure of private property in
human history. So what would it do to our economy? What would it
look like?
You're playing the onion.
No, this is not the onion.
I've never heard this.
This just came out this this is actual network news. I have not
looked at the legislation yet. But on the plane, I will You
better believe
largest seizure of private property in human history. So
what would it do to our economy? What would it look like with the
government in charge of our largest corporations? Let's ask
the CEO of Walser wealth management, Rebecca Walzer. Good
morning, Rebecca.
Good morning. Thanks for having me.
Thanks for being here. What's your immediate reaction to this
idea that all of a sudden the government would nationalize all
these companies,
it would be like, like you just did, that's what it should be?
Well, I'm glad that she's bold enough to actually tell us
exactly what she wants, because now we can call a spade a spade.
This is definitely socialism, because socialism is a public
ownership of companies where all the profits are actually
redistributed to stakeholders instead of shareholders. And
let me just break down the bill for you. And then we can
regulate to pull it apart. So this is what Elizabeth Warren
says, because as you point out, she's being direct. She's being
blunt about saying, I want socialism. The accountable
capitalism act restores the idea. That giant American
corporation, she writes, should look out for American interests,
corporations, with more than a billion dollars in annual
revenue would be required to get a federal corporate charter. She
says The bill also would give workers a stronger voice in
corporate decision making at large companies and employees
would elect at least 40% of the directors to address self
serving financial incentives and corporate management noodle
boy will be pleased.
Yeah, so yeah, this is like how San Francisco's run. Oh, yeah,
it makes sense. to poop. The result is always poop. Yeah,
that's, I mean, she, she really that's a Hail Mary. As far as
if, if true and I again, I haven't read the legislation or
the proposed legislation or she's off the deep end, but that
that's a Hail Marys like I'm going all in on this Democrat
socialist thing. And because it could work.
There is an element of delusion. There seems to dominate the
Democrats on a day, you know, daily, and it keeps increasing
to me and I think not well,
not just Democrats. I have an actual right wing, unhinged clip
for us.
Sure. There's plenty of right wing on hinge right wingers,
they've been that way for a long time. But this kind of delusion
is a bubble where you're in it and you actually you see this
Cortes woman, and then you say, well, maybe everyone is going
that way. Maybe I can outdo them.
Oh, you mean AOC Cortez? Ocasio Cortez, Alexandria. Yes. What?
Yes, yes. I think you're right. It's like hey, that worked for
her. I'm just as pretty Newsflash, newsflash, Elizabeth,
you're not
you're not just as pretty
you do not have the same characteristics that made her
successful. So far, so far? Yeah. Well, I will let you I
will Sunday. I will have an analysis of this.
Digital go in with let's face it. No one's gonna do that in a
million years.
Well, what it does is it takes Elizabeth Warren out of
everything.
I think she talked herself out already a couple different ways.
She took herself out with the with the poor dead girl up in
Iowa. Yeah, I think I have that clip since you brought Elizabeth
Warren Tibbets? Yeah tickets.
I want to get a very important story in the news that has to do
with Molly Tibbets, the young woman in Iowa, who was murdered
her body believed to be found yesterday. A person has been
charged with it. This person is an undocumented immigrant. Mike
Pence and the President have suggested the immigration laws
need to be stronger so that people like this man who was
accused of this Order. We're not in the country, your reaction.
My I'm so sorry for the family here. And I know this is hard
not only for the family, but for the people in her community that
people throughout Iowa. But one of the things we have to
remember is we need an immigration system that is
effective, that focuses on where real problems are. Last month, I
went down to the border, and I saw where children had been
taken away from their mothers. I met with those mothers who had
been lied to who didn't know where their children were, who
hadn't had a chance to talk to their children. And there was no
plan for how they would be reunified with their children.
She goes right to the Democrat talking points. Yeah, that's
what you do. But unfortunately, they're lousy talking points. I
don't think she realizes that. No, oh, by the way, I do have a
clip of the Molly Molly Tibbets. ptosis we brought that since I
brought it up. This is a very short clip, because I just
thought there was something kind of like, puzzling about this
story.
Molly Tibbets, alleged murderer shuffled into the courtroom in
silence, wearing a prison jumpsuit and headphones for
Spanish translation. Mr. Rivera, you have been charged with
murder in the first degree and 24 year old Christian by Hannah
Rivera is originally from Mexico. Federal officials tell
us he's an undocumented immigrant. According to the
affidavit, Rivera told investigators he followed
Tibbets that she was jogging in Brooklyn, Iowa July 18. When
Tibbett said I'm gonna call the police he panicked, got angry.
Then his memory quote blocked until he remembered finding
Tibbets in his trunk. bleeding from the head. He says he left
her body down this road in a cornfield
okay, what are you what are you not liking about that?
Well, I'm not disliking it. But does this guy just spill his
guts immediately to the first cop that comes around and he
comes up with this crazy story? And he's I just found her in the
trunk. I don't know. I blacked out somebody else put her there.
Because I was blocked. Meanwhile, tip is it Oh, jogger
runner when she just run away from the guy?
No, that's easy for you to say who the hell knows. I don't know
what the situation was. I don't say these. I
don't either. We don't that guy's not going to tell us. No,
but I just thought it was a horrible situation. And I think
this led to some points to be made for Trump's approach. The
thing that bothers me is undocumented immigrant. It's
just bull. It's an illegal immigrant. I know humans are not
illegal but he's here illegally that's that's what it was
undocumented immigrant I do not like
this. I don't agree with that. The news media has just sold
they've sold out to the to the dot police. Yes. I have Yeah.
Well that's what we say. So we prove on a David daily basis
since you brought up immigration them show yeah, since you
brought up immigration somehow I'll just take that. The
students Elizabeth Warren brought it up. This was
extremely weak. I couldn't believe that they did this like
that. Let's make sure ice looks really good. Ice is important a
man authorities
believe is the last Nazi war criminal living in the United
States has been arrested. And according to that story,
President Trump ordered agents to remove 95 year olds Akif
Polly from his home in Queens, New York. Justice Department
officials say police was an armed guard at a death camp in
Poland and lied to us immigration officials when he
came here in 1949. Saying he was a farm worker. He has denied
being a Nazi collaborator. US officials say his deportation
has been held up for years because of Germany's reluctance
to take him back. citing lack of evidence and citizenship
questions.
It's a double whammy we get to implicate Germany. And look how
important ice is. Oh, yeah.
Well, I don't think that's where that story went. And then that
particular star where'd you get that? Sound like, all of a
sudden, like Jeff
Glor could be I don't know where I got it from.
I have the same story done differently. Okay. And in this
story, that least they don't blame Trump is those Trump's
standing over the guy get him out of here. You're fired?
Well, you see, I thought, I thought exactly differently. I
thought that this was launched by by ICE probably, with or
without knowledge of the President to show how important
they the work is.
I wasn't even mentioned in the story.
Yeah, well, okay, the video you see ice jackets
everywhere else. Okay, all right. Okay. Okay,
let's play on Play your version and see what
your knighted states has done last known Nazi suspect in the
country to Germany after he lived in the US for almost 70
years. The government believes that yaki college served as a
guard at a concentration camp in Poland during World War Two,
which he concealed in order to enter the US In 1949, federal
agents carry the 95 year old from his home and Queens, New
York this morning in a wheelchair. The head of Nazi
investigations in Germany said no arrest warrant had been
issued. For him. There
are Balton we have to wait to see whether there will be a new
evaluation or whether new evidence appears to underpin the
suspicion. With all Nazi crimes. We have tremendous difficulties
to solve them. Because they date back so long. The situation on
site has changed.
A judge had ordered polish to be deported 14 years ago but until
now, Germany and other European countries had refused to take
him.
What was interesting about the story is that I forget which
newspaper had the headline that he was armed guard in Polish
death camp.
Well oops I think that this story was instigated by the debt
by the Republicans hoping to get the reaction it got from me
Yeah. Which is if this guy I guard it's at one of these camps
is so guilty it has to be shipped out of the country to be
tried in Germany, even though they have no evidence against
them. How about it? Yeah, I got what about George Soros? Why is
it George Soros being shipped off to Germany?
Are you saying he was a prison guard?
He was worse. He he helped me in in the ss. And he's one of the
guys that dead said God people to give up their jewelry and
stuff and put it in a pile before they got on the boxcars.
As far as I know. That's what he did. That's what he said he
did I have the clip. Let me see where was this?
Think that this whole thing was set up to get that thought to
get into the public mainstream. I just put it in there. But we
don't have that kind of, you know, the mainstream media is
not going to do it.
Here I have the clip
was actually probably the happiest day of my life.
Occupation. For me, it's a very positive experience. It's a
strange thing. Because you see incredible suffering around you.
And in fact, you are, you're in considerable danger yourself.
But you're 14 years old and you don't believe that it can
actually touch you. You have a belief in yourself. Your belief
in your father. It's a very secure, happy making
exhilarating experience. You go into the details.
Yeah. Now but yeah, that's all I have. But yeah, it's all about
context, obviously.
Okay, loved it. Okay, so why is he floating around anyway,
that's what I thought the story was about. It was. Okay,
that's a take. I like it. Well, staying in Euro land, then, just
so we can because we're gonna get to all the other stuff in a
minute. There's a new term which has been in play for about 14
days. And now it's really ramping up headlines in the
United Kingdom of Gitmo nation east. No deal it's now known as
a possible no deal Brexit then because there's no deal Brexit
we have to scare you says Sky News for
two years now, Theresa May has promised that Brexit means
Brexit that Britain is taking back control of laws, money and
borders. What we've seen is indecision in fighting,
resignations, and rebellion. So what if this headline was true
when Britain does leave the European Union without a deal?
How would that affect everybody in Britain?
After all, this is an island nation reliance on the
It's a little long this clip but I love how they're scaring
people over very small common things that you will have to
live without if there's a no deal Brexit
flow of trade in and out of the country. So even if we continue
to get our flowers, Tara flowers from Holland, we'll see that
customs officials on the other side of the channel will do
likewise, for our guests, the
guy is actually walking in the shot with a bouquet of flowers
to accentuate his point and all services
and that ultimately is the crux of the matter theoretically,
life could just carry on as it has done in the past, but
there's no domestic legal obligation for it to do so if we
leave the EU without any kind of a deal. That means lots of
uncertainty which is why businesses are likely to cut
back on investment and why the pound is likely to take another
tumble with implications for everything we buy.
And by the way, when the when the pound tumbles having lived
in the UK, everybody gets pissed off for one reason and one
reason only. Do you know what it is? No, I don't vacation is more
expensive, is that they hate that? Because they've always had
this pound which was a buck
50 bucks. 60 Yeah, it's about a buck 30 Maybe less Oh are
holidays
in Spain, no deal poses a huge challenge to the delivery of
fresh medicines. to hospitals medicine pharmacist,
particularly time and temperature sensitive products
like insulin are crucial to the daily lives of more than 400,000
British diabetics, including the Prime Minister, but almost all
of it is manufactured She could die and imported from Europe.
It's among the 75 million medicines that pass back and
forth from the continent. Every ministers are planning to
stockpile to make sure no one fires go short.
What if you're one of the 1.2 million UK nationals living
working or studying on the other side of the channel, but one of
the 3 million EU citizens in the UK might be able to continue. A
lot of work had gone into guaranteeing reciprocal rights
for EU and UK citizens. But with no deal, it'll be up to
individual countries to negotiate their positions. Don't
worry, we're not going to have mass deportations, but people
could have to get visas to travel permits to work and could
face increased bureaucracy to stay on. And there's lots of
worry about access to areas like health care and benefits. This
isn't reality yet, but people are being warned life could get
more
complicated. no deal is better than a bad deal was the Prime
Minister's mantra before the plans for stockpiles not just
for medicines, but for foods too, before the plans to turn a
13 mile stretch of the M 20 into a giant lorry park for 2000
vehicles. Before the plans are the customs departments
essentially knots to enforce border checks in order to keep
traffic flowing. Whilst Brexit is argue that all this is the
same old scare stories that they emit. That no deal could mean no
40 billion pound Brexit bill. Negotiators don't want no deal.
But by defaults, or even by accidents, it could be where
we're heading
DuQuoin to die. Strategic medicines stockpile
a couple of things is I've noticed on LBC that the talks
channel over there Yeah. Do you listen to that all day? I can
imagine No, I don't I only listen to it sparingly. There's
i be i listen to Farage once in a while. But he most of the
shows are very they're padded. And the the best guy on there
who's a Remainer and hates the Brexiteers and is a huge
globalist is this James O'Brien. And he as far as he's concerned,
there should be no Britain. But he's the visa logician and he
kind of gets these people on and he catches them where they don't
have any, if you don't come on there with evidence, what's your
evidence of this? What's your evidence of that? What's your
evidence of this? I've never heard it. Would you have any
evidence at all? No, no. I'm gonna talk show about a year and
get my opinions. So He is head was grilling some guy and they
were going on. And I've apparently in Parliament, and I
didn't catch the exact I didn't catch the moment. They had a big
breakdown of the conservatives. They all started fighting with
each other about a redo.
Oh, yeah. Isn't that what this is all about?
Yeah, it's all about getting there getting the vote to go
again. And which is of course was very predictable based on
the previous activities we've seen with the EU and how they
managed to do this. When people reject their ideas. Redo is
always in the works. And Dave O'Brien is a big promoter of
this, of course. And I was you know, it's just a matter of
time. I don't see how they're gonna get around it. Because
Faraj is I blame Faraj for the whole thing.
Because he's because he stepped out. He stepped back and out
of the way, took a knee. I've seen this happen. This happens
in American businesses all time we got some young entrepreneurs
starting up some company that he feels obliged, or she's I made
all this I'm doing pretty well. Let me just kind of step aside
and give it to a professional. Yeah. And they do that and that
company folds because it was them.
Yeah. Look at Steve Ballmer taking over from Bill Gates.
Well, wasn't until they kick that guy out that they're
starting to get their crap together again. By the way, I
don't think that's the best. Not the best. Okay, the better
example would be Adam Osborne and Osborne computers, stepping
aside and putting some guy in there, or Steve Jobs, Steve
Jobs, was gonna say Steve Jobs le although we didn't really
step aside. He was kicked out and it's beside the point and
we're only going you gotta go like Faraj leading the way and
making something happen. That would not have happened. I think
most people can agree on that. Yes, there was other people
involved Boris Johnson and others who are pushing the idea.
But if it wasn't for Faraj, I don't think it would have I
don't think the Brexit would have occurred. And then as soon
as that happens, he takes he takes a victory lap job He's not
done. They're not out if he
had listened to us, because we said before and right after the
Brexit vote that there would be a do over it's it's their
culture in Europe. Yeah, that's what the deal was with the day
with France, the Netherlands with Ireland
spikes the football. Yeah, yeah, you're right. Now he's trying to
get back into it, but it's too late is over, they're going to
have this do over and they're going to be back in the EU. And
that's going to be a
I think there's an additional little problem that the UK may
see, although it's not mentioned in this report. and the EU,
they've they have become really unhinged. And I'm sure it has to
do with the tariffs and they're all afraid about what, what
Trump is going to do to them. So the let's be more independent
from those guys, something
that you probably would never have seriously thought had been
talked about just a couple of months ago. But now proposals
for an alternative to the Swift banking system becoming a
legitimate discussion topic in the EU. German Foreign Minister
Heiko Masse has floated the idea of an independent system free
crucially from us pressure
where the US crosses red lines, we as Europeans must
counterbalance as hard as that is, it is indispensable that we
strengthen European autonomy, migrating payment channels that
are independent of the United States, a European Monetary Fund
and an independent SWIFT system.
So swift first off, what is this style for good for pub quiz
this? It's the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial
telecommunications. No, it's a global payment network designed
to secure transactions between banks and encompasses 11,000
financial institutions and 200 countries. Swift claims
political neutrality crucially, but of late, it's apparently
caved into American pressure. Let me tell you about that case
in point after Washington withdrew from the Iran nuclear
deal and then reimpose sanctions against Iran. Swift was left
with a pretty stark choice cut off Iranian banks from its
network by early November or facing asset freeze travel bans
and restrictions to do business in America. Now German MP from
the AfD party thinks although the foreign ministers call does
make sense, it's come at the wrong time, the one
who controls finance controls everything. So in this case, the
Teach goal of Mr. Mas making Europe and Germany more
independent by creating its own financial system, it's it's a
strategic goal that has its right to exist. But please, we
have to take into account possible reactions from the
United States. I think they won't be fond of this idea. And
we cannot afford to worsen the ties with the United States at
the same time, when Europe itself has deteriorated his
relations with Russia so the boldness of Mr. Gomez is not in
the right time and not at the right place. Gosei
Well, the problem is now is once you once you show your hand.
Yeah, you guys now that we have and they're not going to do it,
they just show their hand to say, Oh, hey, we are cut off. We
can now we plan for this. In other words, it's like one of
those things where you just lay in wait with a with a system or
something better that you roll out and crush them when they
finally I hope it has finally bite the bullet and do this.
I want them to do that. That would be do it.
There's no doubt about it. Watch
bitcoins spike when they do that.
Oh, yeah, maybe? I think so. It would be fun if they just say
okay, we're adopting Bitcoin, the international payment
network. Bitcoin. That was dumb, good catch.
You don't hear about this stuff anymore in America. That's why
I'm happy. Because you're too busy
discussing what we're going to start talking about porn stars.
Before we get into that, I do have a preliminary clip I want
to play. We're going to talk about Cohen and Manafort for
people who like to be teased. I want to play Dershowitz was on I
got I got this one. Yes, yes, he was. He had a longer version of
what's the length of mine which is Dersch on campaign finance is
done how long?
You've got phone now you've got 45 seconds. I've got you here.
Mine is oh no, I'd much longer it's the art
watch. You play the long version. And then if there if it
doesn't incorporate what I have, then I love back, back back you
back you up.
So to set it up when whenever this show, you and me and
everybody else within the sound of my voice, have legal
questions about constitutionality, etc.
Dershowitz is the guy and
Let me press preface this. Dershowitz is a left wing,
borderline communist, extremely intelligent. Harvard professor
and the law schools. I think he said, Yeah, he's been in a lot
of these different schools. He is always kind of the the
epitome of an announcer, evidence analyst. And he never
really likes Trump, but he keeps seeing what's going on around us
president. And it looks like I think he takes the same kind of
hit we do. It looks like he's defending Trump when he's not.
He's just saying, Hey, you guys are full of crap.
So the Cuomo kid, and by the way, have you seen his setup?
Now? People are noticing it with the big head in the middle and
the two heads on the side?
Yes, I don't like it. It's creepy.
It is wrong. It is just wrong from a television perspective.
It's wrong. Look, it looks creepy. It's creepy. I guess.
It's the big head, the big head. I got mine from an NBC MSNBC it
was at yourself. This is this is
the Cuomo kid in with with a CNN lawyer, Jennifer Roger, and it
doesn't say where she's from. She's just a CNN analyst,
lawyer, and Dershowitz. And here is their combo.
We have never heard someone of the standing of Michael Cohen,
connected to any kind of politician, let alone the
President of the United States stand in open court and say,
Yeah, I committed some felonies. But he directed me to do it.
What is the impact from your perspective?
Now, just just so we understand, at the end of this, this trial,
Manafort, apparently and he was convicted. Oh, when you talk
about Cohen? Cohen, I'm sorry. Cohen goes stands up and says,
Yes, that was an illegal campaign contribution. And I was
directed. He didn't say the president, but
his lawyers are directed. Have you ever had a lawyer that you
can direct and tell him to break the law for you?
Yeah, let's let's just have the good professor explained this.
It's hard to know what the legal first the debts
will impact would be. I mean, as the professor points out, we're
probably not going to end up in court with an indictment against
Donald Trump on this in large part because of the Office of
Legal Counsel opinion that a president can't be indicted. But
it is unprecedented. I mean, never before has someone stood
up sworn under oath that the President directed them to
commit a crime, which means, of course, that the President also
has committed a crime. And I don't agree that these laws are
vague, or there's some reason that this contribution to the
campaign, which is clear is what it was, is somehow
unenforceable. If the president were not the president, he would
be indicted very soon, if he hadn't been already.
No, that's not true. Any any candidate has the right to
contribute unlimited amounts to his own campaign? Any candidate?
It may sound terrible, and it may be terrible, but any
candidate has the right to pay hush money to somebody to
influence the outcome of the election. The problem is not
reported, does it? But if Well, that's the next question is
whether it has to be reported. And is that a technical
violation? Yeah, how many technical violations? The Obama
campaign committed? And
this This is where he runs into trouble? And I'm not sure why he
did this, although it is true for him to this is what they
call What about ism? So the minute you say this on CNN, the
audience, they're trained to think, what about ism? What
about it? They don't even hear what he's saying. I think this
is a mistake that he brings this into it.
Well, that's the next question is whether it has to be
reported. And is that a technical violation? You know,
how many technical violations the Obama campaign committed and
every other campaign committed failure to report a contribution
by the candidate itself is essentially jaywalking. Now,
then you have the credibility issue, when you have somebody
who himself admits that he is a liar. And remember, as Judge
Ellis said, what you have is when you squeeze somebody, when
you tell somebody, you have two choices, you can die in prison.
Or you can give me evidence that we can use against somebody
else. The temptation not only to sing, but to compose is very
great. And it's so easy just to add a little bit of
embellishment, saying, and the President directed me to do it,
by the way, but it is not a humiliation, and it is an
accusation. Why is it an embellished? Well, that's the
point. It's an easy embellishment to make if it
didn't happen, remember, but how could it not happen? He admits
it, how could it not easy for it not to have happen? It's very
easy for it not to have happened before
Michael Cohen, do you have any deals I'm telling the women that
he wasn't involved with the president was and the president
never knew anything about it. His you heard that tape that we
broke
is not whether the President knew it's when the President
knew whether he directed him to do it. Now the President may
have had a standing situation with him, Take rid of all these
problems, get rid of all these problems, pay them and I'll pay
you back that would not be a crime. So A lot depends on the
nuances and that's where you can easily compose and elaborate and
embellish. I'm not saying that happened. I'm just saying that
with a presumption of innocence. We don't even have a grand jury
indictment here. All I have is a statement of allocution on the
court that's not as good missive But hold on, let's not get
carried away with naming somebody as an unindicted co
conspirator. Stan is something I complained about even when Nixon
was no go by the way they were. There you go. Did we miss
anything?
Well, it wasn't quite the same. He was much better on MSNBC. I
do want to mention something when you want to have fun and
you want to play your clip. But no way but I'm going to talk
about the clip you just played Okay. Cuomo says Well, why would
he do that? Why would he you know how? Why he wouldn't do it
other than he was directed to do. They left they keep leaving
out the putt for some reason they've stopped saying this the
mainstream has stopped calling Cohen Trump's fixer
doesn't notice this. Yeah. Good catch. Yes. And pictures that's
what fixers do it let's just let's just review for one quick
second. He had sex with a porn star and whether she was hinting
and making trouble or whether he wanted to lock it down, he paid
her off and like many payments, they in his case, I think that's
very conceivable that went through his lawyer or you know
the lawyers that go between takes fixer the fix fixtures do
so that's it. That's it and everyone's all Jedi.
Like the but the general public doesn't have a fixer at their
disposal. It's it's a movie Michael Clayton, I would advise
everyone to watch at least once. Michael Clayton is a movie about
is a George Clooney movie, one who has little movies. I'd got
Tilda Swinton, the Academy Award for Best Actress. Yes, I know
what you're talking about. This movie is about a fixer, and how
we get into corrupt situation and how he kind of became a good
guy in some funny way after they tried to kill him. It's a very,
very intense and excellent movie. But it's not you know,
it's not there's no robots, and there's no you know,
superheroes.
I tried to get a clip of it. I was in the car when I heard it.
But they were so excited. at MSNBC. I heard one reporter come
on the air. I think with Andrea Mitchell, though they were
giddy. And she's like, Ah, I was on Air Force One with the
President. And we were we saw it come through on the news. And of
course, we can't use our phones or anything. And I was just
shaking, and I couldn't believe it. And then it's like, Oh, my
God, it's happening. It's happening. Please. So here's
your shower.
And here's really, here's Dershowitz. Then this clip was
actually I picked it up off of CBS n. And CBS s, taken it from
MSNBC. And it was done by NBC. But this is I think this wraps a
lot of the thinking up,
the President doesn't break the law. If as a candidate, he
contributes to his own campaign. So if he gave a million dollars
to two women as hush money, there would be no crime, if he
directed his lawyer to do it, and he would compensate the
lawyer. He's committed no crime, the only crime is if a third
party, namely Cohen, on his own, contributed to a campaign, that
would be a campaign contribution. So it's a catch 22
for the prosecution, if they claim that the President
authorized him to do it or directed him to do it. It's not
a crime for anybody. If Cohen did it on his own, then it's a
crime for calling but not the President, this is going to be a
very difficult case for the prosecution to make precisely
because the laws on election are so convoluted.
And it's interesting, because the term that is being thrown
around is the unindicted co conspirator, which very
strangely, or maybe that was on purpose. I noticed this in the
news about two weeks ago, regarding the unindicted co
conspirator of 911. So this unindicted co conspirator word
was kind of set up. And a phrase Yeah, phrase. Yeah. And it's,
it's very nasty. You know, it's like I'm an I kid.
I'm very good, very well done.
But hold on, just stay on this track just for one second go
because I have a quick clip regarding this.
Why, but before we do that, I do have two follow up clips.
Let's do that. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it.
I the reason I went to this is this is one of the CBS CBS n
things and they had these experts as experts. And I want
you when you heard what Dershowitz said. Now, I want you
to listen to the I bet this is Zach. See that one clip is the
two and is number to play, one of which is just the beginning.
This is a guy's analysis because the CBS had brought these guys
in to slam Trump, I want you to listen carefully what this guy
has to say. And then tell me if it makes any sense
at all here. What's your assessment of that argument?
Well, the first thing is that when the direction occurred of
President Trump wasn't the president he was, he was a
candidate. Well, what
is that? That makes it even worse? How does that make make
him guilty
of it? But what why would he be moving campaign finance money
around after he was the president? He's already elected
to this is always going to be about him being a candidate.
No, this this happened two weeks before the election. He was a
candidate. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, but even if he if it happened afterwards, what's the
logical sense? Because this is about campaign finance
violations. If he's sending money around after he's the
president, what's it got to do with the campaign?
I thought he sent it around two weeks before he became
president?
Yes, that's what I'm saying. That's what that's why this what
this guy says is so idiotic. That's the point.
I'm here to get your what's your assessment of that argument?
Well, the first thing is that when the direction occurred,
President Trump wasn't the president he was, he was a
candidate.
I'm just not understanding what you're saying. I'm dance,
okay. Like I'm saying what you're saying, which is,
Dershowitz goes on and says, when you're running for
president, you're, you're fine. And by the way, Trump made a
point of saying, I'm gonna pay for my own campaign, didn't
really fully if you're spending your own money on this stuff is
not a campaign finance violation. And this guy, and
this guy says, Well, he was running for president at the
time. He was, he wasn't the president, he just, I'm just
saying this makes no sense. What this guy's analysis is, it's not
really analysis. Well, if you want to hear now, listen to the
whole thing and tell me and listen carefully to his three
points. And tell me what he's trying to say here. And what
does it have to do with anything?
I want to get both of you to weigh in on what we just heard
their care? What's your assessment of that argument?
Well, the first thing is that when the direction occurred,
President Trump wasn't the president he was, he was a
candidate. The second thing is there, there isn't a charge.
There aren't charges against President Trump on this issue,
right. Now. The third thing is that, you know, it's a it's an
interesting theory. It sounds to me a lot like this unitary
theory of governance, monarchical theory of
government, that the President wants to take the position that
because he is the president, he has the ability to do things
that nobody else can. Oh, yeah, we're back to that. Okay, good.
The point is, is that Durscher was just talking about one
thing, this guy didn't hear it, a word of it.
Oh, no, they lock it out. They lock it out. Probably because
Dershowitz said, Obama. And what about ism can't hear it. It's
like that, like the guy, like the document for
two was not even appointed was that? Well, there's no, there's
nothing. I just I was just befuddled by the fact that CBS n
and the reporter, what does NC she say? Well, this is what
we're talking about. Can you get back to the point? They can't
even do that? Okay, you got it now?
Well, it's my understanding that the Cohen thing was supposed was
now wait was this Cohen are now I'm confused was a Cohen or
Manafort Holman? Where am I? Yes, Lanny Davis, he's the isn't
he? Who is the lawyer? I don't know. Who's the lawyer for who
now?
Cohen we're talking about? Yeah, he's landed Lanny Davis. Yes.
Okay, good. Then I have it. We're not talking about
Manafort. I
know. I got you. I'm confused. But I'm back. Okay, here I am.
So Lanny Davis, who of course, is a Clinton operative. They had
hoped in this prosecution, they had hoped for Cohen to say,
yeah, he, Trump knew about the meeting with the Russians that
Don Jr. had in Trump Tower. That was what everybody in the news
business was expecting. That's what was supposed to happen.
Instead, Cohen gets up and says some bull crap about, you know,
yeah, I committed a crime and he made me do it. But listen to
Lanny Davis, and listen to his words about about something
going wrong, which is what we're talking about what
Donald Trump told him. I'm not allowed to do that. There is a
certain complication in that story that we were never able to
correct.
See, we're never able to correct they were trying to manipulate
this story, but
I do too. And To your question, know that Michael Cohen has
information that would be of interest to Mr. Muller in his
probe of a conspiracy to corrupt American democracy, very similar
to the indictment of the 12. Russians, I believe that Mr.
Cohen would be able to provide information useful to the
Special Counsel, I want caught smoking gun information.
Yeah. I think there's a disappointed guy.
That clip I believe, came from the morning show. And I want to
play since you brought Lanny Davis up to where the show is
going. I have this morning show clip where they were the CBS
people don't know what to do with this guy. He's useless. And
it starts off bad and it just gets worse. This has played a
Lanny Davis clip.
Morning Show Cohen's attorneys is with us from Washington. And
good morning, your client said he made those payments to the
two women in coordination with and at the direction of Mr.
Trump, implicating the president in a federal crime. Does Michael
Cohen have evidence of that?
Look, this is one thing I'd like to do this morning, above all in
which is it's not about evidence. It is definitive
indisputable that Donald Trump's lawyers said in a letter to the
Special Counsel, that President Trump directed the same word
that Michael Cohen used in court yesterday under oath directed
Michael Cohen to make illegal payments. It's not a dispute.
It's not about credibility. His own lawyers use the word
directed. Now he lied on Air Force One when he said he knew
nothing about it. And Rudy Giuliani said he can lie to the
American people. And it's not a crime. But his lawyers, are the
witnesses against him that he directed. Michael Cohen, there's
no dispute on that. Well, I
appreciate that. But I think you can understand it's a pretty
explosive allegation to say that the President directed him to do
that. And that's why I'm asking about evidence, because the next
question then becomes, do you believe the President is a co
conspirator and that he could be indicted?
First of all, I do have to respectfully disagree. When your
lawyer states something that's evidence that your own lawyer is
saying that you did something, it's not a dispute. His lawyers
wrote the special counsel and said that he directed Michael
Cohen to make these payments. And so the answer is, yes, he
committed a crime. He should be indicted. If you were not
president, he clearly would be indicted and jailed for that
crime, whether he can be indicted as President, of
course, it was not yet decided by the Supreme Court.
But landing as you know, lawyers can say one thing one day, and
then they're paid to say the opposite thing the next day and
say it's just a semantic debate, which is why evidence is so
important in the courtroom and in these kinds of political
debates. So back to Nora's question, yes. What lawyers may
have said what they said the game is now different. What
evidence is there that your client has that the President
actually directed to him with the purpose of fixing this with
respect to the election?
Well, actually, with all due respect, when a lawyer makes an
admission of fact on behalf of a client, that is dispositive
evidence, it's not disputable evidence. And Rudy Giuliani then
repeated that statement as another lawyer saying,
contradicting the lie that President Trump made on Air
Force One when he said he didn't know anything about it. He said
the president reimbursed Michael Kohn. So there is no dispute
that his lawyers have not taken it back. They wrote it to the
Special Counsel there that President Trump committed one
drafting and why did he direct because he didn't want his
signature on the check. Why? Because he was covering up right
before the election. Why didn't he do it himself?
We've gone insane. You think ah, and everybody's a
lawyer. This went on and it was like the watch the the crew on
the morning show with Jack Dickerson and Nora. They were
beside themselves getting this guy to say anything but that
same comment over and over
because he was hoping to put the final nail in the coffin and
everyone thought it was gonna happen. There's disappointment
abound. Well, and
the dead end, as far as I can tell, I see no, I think
Dershowitz is right. There's nothing there's no, it's a
nothing burger.
And he paid off a porn star for having sex with him and was
embarrassed about it. And he was married and his wife had just
had a kid
like you've actually gotten to the real crux of it, is what
they're trying to do is find some criminal thing they can
bang on him, instead of the moral thing they can hang on it
which they seem to be ignoring. The sex with a porn star seems
to be gone by the wayside is something that Hey, this guy is
like he's married to this beautiful model and he's having
sex with just any old random. You know,
no wonder people are pissed off.
It's like, they're not even paying attention, and it's a
good sex scandal and they're letting the sexy
but that by the wayside, they've learned that that doesn't work
we're off to full blown.
That's because they don't concentrate on anything long
enough these democrats it doesn't work because they they
get off of it because that laundry list that we have
published of the Trump rotation, yes, they keep jumping from one
thing to another, they can't focus on any one thing to to
really target him.
And by the way, Scott Adams discovered the rotation and he
suggests it's the loop. I'm calling it the loop. No, Scott,
this is the Trump rotation is a broadcast term, not the loop.
The loop was like the Hyperloop is in some ways.
It's the same thing. I mean, he's he's identified the same
thing we have only we have the
correct term. And we also have a lot more on our list,
you know, and I wanted to tweet him with the list. But I don't
get much further than cosmic weenie and dot htm. I can't
remember what you named it. We do have because it's not Trump
rotations like Trump insults.
We know. We have a website now. And I'll get you the names
please
do. Yeah. All right, before we end this, because I'm tired of
it. The term on unindicted co conspirators, what cocaine
spirits for is what will be bandied about? And I think it's
a very disgusting term. It's like being pre dead. You know,
like pre cancerous, pre D listed all these things. So on, on
indicted co conspirator, and this is now already the term
you're going to hear it everywhere. And Senator Hirono
of Hawaii is already calling for a halt. To the confirmation
hearings of the Supreme Court Justice Cavanaugh Supreme Court
justice to be
cabinet light with that.
But listen, listen to what she doesn't right in the beginning.
Do
you announce pretty dramatically today? You're actually canceling
your scheduled meeting with the US Supreme Court nominee Brett
Kavanaugh? Tell us why.
The President is an unindicted co conspirator and I do
not. I listen to this three times. It this is almost like
Laurel Yanni. I think she says an identical conspirator. Oh,
well, let me listen.
The Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Tell us why.
The President is an unindicted co conspirator. And I
sometimes I hear you're saying identified co conspirator and I
only hear unindicted
tell us why.
The President is an unindicted co conspirator. And I don't
hear on identified I hear on identical
Santa identified I said unindicted
or tell us why the President is an unindicted co conspirator and
on identical
I hear on identical Oh, she's
saying on identity. unindicted, she's saying unindicted real
it's very clear, fairly clear to me.
I think it's Danny Laurel, but it doesn't matter.
I tell us why.
The President is an unindicted co conspirator. And I do not owe
this president the courtesy to meet with his nominee Brett
Kavanaugh, who, by the way, is being nominated because the
President expects justice Cavanaugh, should he make it to
the Supreme Court to basically protect the President's okoli as
we say,
your colleague on the Judiciary Committee dinner, Democratic
Senator Richard Blumenthal, he's calling for an actual delay in
the scheduled hearings supposed to start on September 4 For
Kavanaugh. First of all, Is that realistic? You're the minority.
The Republicans are the majority.
From the very beginning, we Democrats have called for a
delay in terms of the hearing and we said what's good for the
goose is good for the gander, whatever the thing is, because
Mitch McConnell has said with regard to Merrick Garland that
we should wait until the election, what does it matter
whether it's a presidential or any other kind of election? So
he held that seat for a year? Yeah. So
So she says, Well, I think is because he's unindicted and he
goes on she goes on and on about one today and then she says well
from the beginning because of the garland Yes, yes. Wanted to
stall this also where she full of
crap. Yes, yes, yes, she's full of crap.
We're asking for delay until after this election so the
American people can weigh in. So we've called for a delay but
even more so now with what's what's transpired. We think that
it is really important for us to get all of the documents that we
need and we were what is it all filed rush to get this for isn't
on the Supreme Court? Well, I think the rush is to the
president wants somebody on the court who will protect his okoli
hope is it called Hope Colli Colli. She
said, I don't know. a Hawaiian word. It's
like her but yes, yeah, exactly. But I want to know what the word
is for show title. I want to know the whole Koli.
We're not gonna use it for Showtime. Okay, well, then
I don't need to know. I do have a final What about ism from one
of our producers? He says so in 2004 I owned a fine dining
restaurant in Missouri. Claire McCaskill is brother was my
general manager. She was running for governor of Missouri against
Matt blunt. I found out her brother had embezzled over
$12,000 from me, I knew that he knew. And the next day I
received a call from a lawyer representing him. The lawyer
almost immediately brought up Claire's name, that she would be
willing to pay me if I signed an NDA. I did. And she did sound
familiar. I'm coming out now because of what's happening to
Trump. Dems and other GOP had been getting away with this for
years. But now because it's Trump, it's illegal. What a
crock. I'm willing to talk about it on the record says James,
about that. Let's get somebody Well, that would make some
noise. You've heard this story for the first time,
the first and last time
exactly. That's how it goes with the What about ism Breitbart? Or
somebody can get somebody to Breitbart to go over and talk to
the guy. Yeah, yeah, it's a scam. You know, these guys are
full of crap. And this woman with this showboating this thing
here because of Trump's you know, this CO indicted or done
indicted co conspirator nonsense yardage myths that this was a
stalling tactic from the because of the garland thing from the
get go. So they're not going to stall anybody unless they're
really stupid that Republicans know better. They like this guy
that you think is a straw man. Yeah, they liked this guy. And
they're going to push this push this guy through.
Holy H A O L E. Holy, holy, that means white devil. Oh, yeah,
that's exactly what I thought it meant. All right, just before we
get into our break here, Stevie Wonder, Play Doh.
What elicits this? Do you want to get something to do with
this? This? No, because I do have one man afford. I've known
what let's do man. Have I got man afford stuff too. But
let's do that. After the break. We'll do the Manafort stuff.
Second.
This is called a transition into the next block. You with me?
I'm always looking for some Yeah,
Aretha Franklin passed away. So we know that and we're gonna
have an F No, we'll wait. Oh, I didn't hear this. She's only she
left. No will really that doesn't sound like her at all.
I'm not going to believe this.
That's what they said. Who says the May P?
Oh, you mean that the AP who does stories about the animal
cracker.
She left no will is the official word.
official word she left no will. But she's dead. And we'll have a
great funeral. Lots of people already scheduled to perform
nothing like that and show business. Oh, yeah. It's gonna
be live Coast worldwide. And we're gonna be it'd be like
Whitney Houston's funeral. And it's going to be fantastic.
Yeah, well, yeah. Okay, that'd be great. Stevie Wonder will be
there, of course. And the today's show, sat Stevie down
and talked about Aretha. You know, Stevie had some, some
choice words to say,
I've known some time about her condition. And I just prayed
that even when the odds were very, very, very, very crazy
when you think maybe one out of two out of 100 You know, with
what's with succeed with beat this thing. I just feel that all
these various diseases that we have, and all these things that
are happening in the world, in part is because those who don't
believe in global warming, don't believe that. What we do affects
the world. What we eat affects the world affects us and I just
hope that people will grow up and grow out of the foolishness.
And know that we all by how we think how we do how we treat
others. We will never unlock the key until we truly let go the
hatred and the bigotry, the evilness the selfishness. When
we do that, then we can unlock some of those things that keep
us in this place. Global warming
killer.
Global warming killed Aretha Franklin all we have to do is
unlock the key
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Weaver, ESP ICT they are all Jide ESP ICT there's no real
conference this week resist we but
I think we have we must the best producers in the universe
about that. Be committed.
There you go Tom nonnamous I had to play the whole thing in the
show not just how good is dynamite and he actually even
gave us a little ISO. So good
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beautiful. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your
courage and say in the morning to you, John. As he stands for
coconspirator Devora back
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Peter who has this this the scoop on the on who did what
are? No Oh, they says you want answers email.
Oh, then must be calm extra blogger. Bingo. Gotcha. Okay,
I'll and I'll look for his email. He said, You know, the
thing is you sent he started, he got in this habit of sending me
emails and say, confirm your receive. Like, No, I hate that.
I hate that. I'm gonna confirm I received your email,
you can click a box and most email senders and once the email
is received or opened, it sends you a notice? No, because
my program says this person wants you to have a return
receipt. And I don't mean I don't click I think it's rude.
Rude. Okay, well, yeah,
I don't do that. It's rude.
I think there's a workaround. Maybe not. All right. Let's
thank a few executive and Associate Executive producers
for show 1064 No, 1062. I'll take that. Yeah, sure. ASCII
bottoms of the hardwoods starts us off 20 to $34.04. through it
and he has a very long note, but there's some jingle requests at
the bottom I'd recommend you line up through through
extensive accounting analysis and want to keep all things in
balance in the Dark Lord basil Bub and ensure that my total
show donations represented the number of the beast, which is
the backstory of the old donation amount. Today brings
the total to 266 dot 66266 6.66. And as I only assumed the only
person you would want to appease more than the Dark Lord of Hades
is incarnate Son on Earth, President Trump. My excitement
in the primaries of Trump was that I thought government could
use some old fashioned constructive destruction. Being
that no matter what happened with the Trump victory, the net
effect could be positive for the country. While my vote was cast
for the intriguing undercard of a pot smoking bicyclists. My
hope was that at some point, the voting populi would evolve from
mouse breeders, who base their loyalty on either red or blue
ties to critical thinking about what truly affects their lives.
Alas, I'm afraid that the context in which Trump shitshow
could have ultimately been better had been beneficial to
the country as a whole may be waning. The volume of those that
frame public opinion is deafening. And I see and hear
little critical thinking from anyone in day to day
interactions. Perhaps he will surprise me and Jeff Sessions
head We'll be on a stick in the front Dawn, as he appears in the
Rose Garden with the singlet and war paint. But until then,
whatever opportunity there is to affect change with an arrogant
man that has the palate of a toddler. I'm afraid we'll be
lost. But no gloom and doom here. You guys are awesome. Your
brevity in a glass half filled. Trump is at least entertaining
to see him in West Virginia.
No, I missed the West Virginia.
Oh, man.
We had a good one.
It's always I just sit that's
always a good.
I'm just like, I'm laughing like it's um, it's a comedian. It's
amazingly good.
I like just seeing that. Well, it's on line, but I'll wait for
the next he does these. Well, I
usually record Tucker and that's usually when he's on so I always
get to see that I get to see at least you know, three quarters
of it.
Anyway says at least Trump is entertaining Pence is downright
scary and I can't wait to hear your analysis of the jubilation
of the Manafort Cohen scenarios tomorrow. I was like getting
along with my wife karma as well as many attempts at mouth
punching or not landing. Well not the crowd you're hanging
with pal. And tendinitis is setting in Oh boy. I doubt it.
Jingle request Charlie Rose. Tell me about your sexuality on
Oh, classic news. Followed by John that is not a great
question. And and then the karma first, if you need some karma,
Newsome, wife karma, getting along with his wife,
karma. All right, tell me about this sexuality. It's in your
DNA.
Great question.
That's not a great question.
You've got karma.
And let me clear up the art attribution for episode 1060.
This was the Simpson the Alex Jones Simpsons art. That was
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we go out for yet people in the mouth
I'm kind of convinced it's Tourette's a version of
Tourette's you have this recorder flute playing that you
do. Debate. It's very, rather very odd. Very odd. All right,
there was a, just a Twitter. All right, crap storm. Everybody was
freaking out about the stupid social justice warriors. They're
horrible.
I think we can see this.
We came to a tipping point, I believe a tipping point with
unhinged and unglued pneus. Now we have heard a lot of unhinged
and unglued behavior from mainly from what we deconstruct as the
mainstream media, and pretty much everybody right down to
Shep Smith of Fox, but he doesn't really come on glued,
but he's odd. But this one story, which is really a non
story. And I think I'll tell you, I'll tell you about the
story first, and then we can listen to just some unhinged,
unhinged going off on it was from Healthline Healthline is
it's I think it's like a WebMD they've got their doctors etc.
Is it me or is it more like natural news? No, no,
no, it's much more like a web and web Emily and this actual
this article was medically reviewed by Janet Britto, PhD
LCSW CST and it's about LGBTQ is a safe sex. It is a LGBTQ i a
safe sex guide. Personally, I feel they should use the full
acronym. And if I were to review it as a medical reviewer, I
would have disapproved because the acronym is indeed LGBTQ Qi a
PK? So and I have been tracking this since it was LGB. What's
the K? kink? kink? Yes. That's an if that is now official.
That's an official part of it. kink. It's like queer, queer.
What's queer? I mean, that's in there.
Oh, we know what queer is. But no, we don't? No, no, I'm sorry,
the hoses that we talked about,
you have no idea what queer is. And I don't either, because it's
not just gay guys, which used to be queer. Now queer is something
else now.
Okay, well,
they like to read. I'm not sure how it works, but you can
identify as it now. So this is a very serious piece. And it does
handle all angles of gender fluidity when it comes to
copulating and having sex with each other. And, you know, lots
of different parts and bits. And there's all kinds of things that
are relatively new, or at least new to be talked about in
public. And they say here, why we need an LGBTQIA inclusive,
safer sex guide. And as actually, you know, for young
children, although I'm not so sure how young you should start
with this. And this is inspired by the GL Sen and the advocates
for youth who seem a lot more concerned with Donald Trump than
with LGBTQI issues. But in this guide, it says traditional safe
sex guides are often structured in a way that presumes
everyone's gender male, female, nine, non binary trans is the
same as the sex they were assigned at birth or sex
education resources often use videos, pictures and diagrams as
a way to convey important information. Though these images
and videos have historically failed to reflect or provide
information about same sex and queer relationships. These
guides also often unnecessarily gender body parts as being quote
male parts and quote female parts and refer to quote, sex
with women or quote, sex with men, excluding those who
identify as non binary. Many individuals don't see body parts
as having a gender people have a gender. And as a result, I know
stay with me, stay with me. As a result of trouble the notion
that a penis is exclusively a male body part and a vulva is
exclusively a female body part is inaccurate. By using the
words parts to talk about genitals and using medical terms
for anatomy without attaching a gender to it, we become much
more able to effectively discuss safe sex in a weird in a way
that's clear and inclusive. So for purposes of this guide,
we've chosen to include alternative words for readers to
use for their genitals for example, some trans men choose
to use the words front hole,
or internal get to the front of whole story Yes, or internal
genital instead of vagina. Alternatively, some trans women
may say strapless or girl dick for penis. This usage is meant
for one on one communication with trusted person such as your
doctor or partner, not for broad discussion. In this guide
whenever we use the medical term vagina, we will also include
fronthaul as clinically recommended by researchers at
the BMC pregnancy and childbirth journal. So Well, a front hole
does exist. If you're a fully trans, gendered person from male
to female. I didn't know that's what they called it. But the
freakout is like okay, yeah, yes, a front hole is different
from a vagina. I got it. And they actually had to post a
whole separate article. No, we're not renaming the vagina.
Some people are under the impression that Healthline is
now using the term fronthaul Instead of vagina This is simply
not true. I just got to play this Dana lash clip now she is
the you like her? She's the NRA spokes
spokes haul you know I'm talking about Yeah, I know her you like
her?
I generally do. I mean she's a little bit she has some you
know, she's a little bit knee jerk but a little bit. A little
bit knee jerk right wing knee jerk.
Yeah, okay, so you've heard the story are you outraged?
No, I don't take it much of it. I wouldn't even done this story
on this show. But I'm hardly outraged
while I'm doing it just to show you how unhinged the right is
become a
guy we get balanced on this show. Finally, here's the
tipping point I think
that we are now in a state of full on unhinged NIST. In across
all dimensions,
health lines, using the medical term vagina is not gender
inclusive language use instead? fronthaul. The guide states
quote, it's
just you know, that's already not true. Because that's not
what it said. They said they would they would use both words.
Okay. All right. I'll let it play.
Wait, before you go back to what I was gonna say. I always
thought fronthaul would have been the mouth
imperative for safe sex guides to become more inclusive of
LGBTQ IA and non binary people. It's a thing. It is an actual
thing Healthline says it I don't even understand all the letters,
the G D BD Kubrick this by
the way, this is just lame for her to do this. I understand
other letters Yes, you do you do Shamburger.
They say that you they say for the purpose of this guide, we
will refer to the female copulatory Oregon as the front
hole instead of using the medical term vagina, which is an
actual medical term. And I can I just I need to just move on to
another show. I gotta as as a woman, as a woman to ask you for
a moment because this is ridiculous. No pun intended. I
agree this do you? Do they not understand female anatomy? Do
they not understand female anatomy? I'm sorry, but there's
more than one. What is wrong with these people? I do not want
some social justice warrior dude. How dare you tell me what
to use to in terms of as a substitute for medical names for
actual copulatory Oregon's Oh my gosh. What is wrong with you? If
you did not take just a basic anatomy and physiology class you
don't get to if you don't have one you don't get to rename it.
Oh my gosh, I want to transition to it. But you don't know what's
not happening because this is the kind of stupid stuff that
social justice warrior particularly the dudes do. The
social justice warrior dudes, because they're the ones who are
freaking out about this. They're the ones who like well, you
can't call it that because I don't have one. Yeah, I know you
don't. It's not like you just switch it on the outside and
suddenly everything magically appears inside. And if you think
that women only have one you need to understand how basic
function of female anatomy find out what a urethra is find out
these things. They're not the same thing. The birth canal is
not that they're completely entirely different things which
shows us that you have no business telling us when and
what to call our stuff. Oh my heavens. This is this is where I
can't do anymore. This is where I have left planet peace and I
am out in the space I am just done. They're like oh well it's
the same thing now like not the matter with you never go into
medicine people who think like this Don't ever do that you will
kill a woman
from now on, I'm just gonna call her front hole I think it's just
easier to remember.
I think you should get some some some there's definitely one or
two ice so
I have to Oh, of course I got the ISO with you. That's why I
liked that one. As a matter with you. I think that's the one
okay, that's not bad. And but all on false information.
One woman who went nuts No,
no, no, no, this John, the front hall thing. It was trending.
Trend fronthaul is trending. right it should it was on par
with the animal crackers break out of their cages.
Oh, that was a good one to this. I
mean, I don't have a clip of it because as AP The Associated
Press did an article, you know, like breaking news, the animals
on the animal crackers will no longer be in cages because it's
cruel. PETA has forced them that rule. And now is this what a
setup what a great piece of native advertising what a great,
great, great, fantastic.
Yeah, because it make everybody I bought, by the way, how could
he
do this? John? That's not news. That's promotion.
It's sold promotion. And when I first heard the story says, Oh,
should you go to the store and get a box of the old ones? Did
you think it did your inventory out almost instantly? Because
they're all collector's items? Now? No kidding? Because in
reality, if they made this change without announcing it, it
would just be a package upgrade. Nobody cares that it was, you
know, cartoons of animals in cages, and it was kind of a
dubious cage. And then as somebody pointed out cynically
on Twitter, they said, Yeah, whatever they do, their kids are
still gonna bite their heads off the animals. First thing they
do,
right? Yeah, that's animal crack. We have to rock against
the crackers, man, because it teaches kids to harm animals.
Bite the heads off. Now that's something I can get behind. I'm
gonna get behind the front hall. And it's sad because the animals
have all moved to Philly.
Good evening. We're following a disturbing incident tonight in
Clearfield County, where Pennsylvania State Police served
a search warrants after reports of animal abuse or Alexis
Wainwright has been following this story. She joins us live
tonight outside of the police barracks. Alexis, what are
police saying?
According to officials, there's no pleasant way of saying this.
They say that these men have been having sexual intercourse
with animals. According to this Duke attorney Bill Shaw. This
has been a part of an ongoing investigation into the abuse of
animals.
This is an unpleasant topic, but the facts are that we received a
report of folks having sexual intercourse with animals farm
animals down in Montana.
Saturday morning. State police say they moved into action for
safety concerns of animal abuse at home in Montana. Three men
have been arrested Terry Wallace, Matt Brune maker and
Mark MINUSCA. All in their 30s and early 40s.
They they're going to be charged with sexual abuse of an animal
corruption of minors recklessly endangering another person.
police recovered several semi automatic weapons at the home or
the DEA says there was also a minor but they don't believe
they were abused or involved. They say they are still
investigating to be sure. So look,
I've been doing this for over twice.
How's it corruption of a minor of no minors were involved
as beyond the beside the point and they'll have it in the rest
of the report. So what's not in this is that there were so I
think they have over 1000 counts of have sex with animals. They
had a barn with a special setup. So they could strap the animal
to a gate and they could stand behind the animals. And also
there was a goat. I'm reliably informed. Also, not in this
report, but it's in the written reports.
I'm reminded of the classic joke from the 30s that appeared in
the legmen book ration of the dirty joke. One farmer goes up
to another and he says, Hey, do you know what that felt like?
Kinsey's been saying about us farmers. And the other French
says know what it says it says US farmers go out and we're
fucking goats and sheep and cows and dogs and steaks. And the
other farmer says snakes. Yeah, yes.
Wow. Okay. The reason it's over 1000 counts is because they made
video of every single time they did it by money with these
money, money. This is a really huge, yes. This is a huge
business huge. It is an international international
international sex with animals. Now, this lead this leads me
into an article an excellent article is actually an interview
written in the flux crown in the Netherlands. It's very long, and
I'm not going to read it it mainly because it's in Dutch. I
did run it through the Google Translator which I had to do
eight times because they have a cap on how many how many were
how many characters they'll translate at a time. And it's
yes. Yeah, I mean, this has got to be a 20,000 word interviews
is very, very long. So Google translate it, you can't just
throw a whole book in there. And Google will have an issue with
that.
What do you use? Do I wait? I just want to mention this. Okay.
If it's a newspaper article, and you go in Chrome and you read it
on Chrome, you can hit the button, it'll Teredo translate
on the fly the whole thing?
Yes, except a dozen because they have the gdrp. Warning. And
that's when you when you when you do the click it in Chrome, I
did all that. It translates the warning, not the app, not the
article. Yeah, JavaScript crap. Anyway. The reason why I
transitioned into this is because this article was an
interview with a Dutch guy who worked in Berlin, at a Google
facility, it was a contractor, but a facility that whose entire
job was to approve or disapprove of posts and videos for
Facebook. And, you know, the guy speaks on grounds of anonymity
because of course, he signed an NDA cannot talk about it. He
did. And he felt was really important because he says, it's
what's going on. First of all, it's all minimum wage. He was in
Berlin. He didn't know he was being asked to do something for
Google, they needed Dutch speakers. So the guy goes to the
interview, they never mentioned Google, you know, they they do
they just some basic, basic questions. Then he goes back and
then he's given a quote, and he has to say is that hateful or
not? He actually didn't have the right answer. But now though,
oh, okay. I understand it wrong. Anyway, long story short, he's
hired and there's just a couple of Dutch people this is like the
Tower of Babel in this in this office there's people from all
over Europe all speaking different languages all viewing
posts and videos this is their AI Okay, yeah ai i love it. It's
the same thing that's coming to Austin This is very important
understand because that ai ai this is this is their artificial
intelligence. They have people everywhere in little dark
buildings at minimum wage, trying to determine what is good
and what is not and he says first of all, he says the
Netherlands they are so hateful he says the hate and it's and
it's very Dutch to say cancer everything is cancer. Your
cancer woman you're a cancer child your cancer job,
everything is cancer. And I know this because that is the Dutch
very easily say crash the Conquer back conquer who are so
everything with cancer is very, very odd cultural thing. It says
But the worst is the videos. Yeah, the child pornography
violent rapes of 11 year old children I'm not going to read
exactly what he said but he was very graphic in this much in
Dutch Yeah, but again, the translation is there the nice
thing is to do these videos yeah, the Dutch video Sure. I
think that the Netherlands is probably pet a pedo bear central
in the EU very disturbing says and everyone at the Google
contracted facility is drinking is on drugs are with therapists
have post traumatic stress disorder. They watching the
video yes, it's so disturbing. The guy says there's some videos
I cannot get out of my head. And that's like the the child rape
videos. So they have to sit through this every single day.
And most of them can't stand it more than a couple of weeks. He
was there for three months could not stand ease. I was walking
around like a zombie. And he would take a bottle a bottle of
wine to work just to be able to get through the day. And here's
my problem. Austin, Texas has been sold this bill of goods
that we're going to become the next Silicon Valley that we're
going to be Ooh, the tech mecca we go and what is happening is
Silicon Valley is sending not only thanks to John C. Dvorak,
all of their homeless people on buses to Austin, they're sending
the reviewers of these horrible videos who become dis affected
have post traumatic stress disorder, or on all kinds of
psychotropic drugs, or on alcohol. They're walking around
like zombies in our city on these damn scooters.
I think you should go to the city council meeting and bring
this up with them. I have rather than burden this show with your
personal problems. Come
on. This isn't this is good for the show. What are you talking
about? I am. So obviously that's my personal problem in Austin.
But this this is what's going on. It's going to blow up.
Someone is going to commit some kind of heinous acts after
sitting in these rooms for days on end.
Like being tortured. Yeah.
I mean, it ha. It is
like the scene in the gut clockwork Orange where the guy's
eyeballs are open up and they make him see all this horrible
things.
It's it's when you read this, everything you can imagine this
horrible
that needs to be translated and put into an American vehicle.
Newspaper.
Well, maybe that's something that you want to take a shot at
the translations not too bad.
It's very, very interesting.
It's a but this is going to get very bad very quickly.
You can tell if What if what you say? Yeah, especially
internationally, and not to mention locally with those
jokers and wherever they were. In bumfuck, Iowa was that what
state were these words for
you today? They were Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania,
Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Dutch, and yet I'm surprised
that they didn't associate Trump somehow with that story.
It's a Dutch story that is not always about the forks chromed
is it's very well respected intellectual lefty newspaper.
No, I'm talking about not the newspapers story, but the
original story about the beast.
The beast reality. Oh, they had guns, this Trump stickers, Mr.
Yes, mag, a missed opportunity.
As a total missed opportunity for Hillary voters.
Anyway, so while I was going through this rant in my head,
yeah, I realized something really bad. You know, it, and
I'm just gonna go into OTG for a second. Just so everyone
understands. Being off the grid for me is just being a little
more invisible to Silicon Valley. And I have now with my
new purchase, we can talk about it later. I have now lived since
the last show without an iPhone at all, no smartphone
whatsoever. Everything is transition. I'll get to that.
But
this has been going on for over a month. Yeah, but I was using
the
iPhone at home. What? Oh, for all kinds of things. Just
sitting on the couch, you know, because I don't want
to do it like you. Okay, yeah. But I will say again, I don't
want to reiterate this, but I will, which is that I have
discovered years ago, or recently, I don't know when I
discovered it, where I could actually realize I discovered it
that if you sit around the table with a bunch of people, and you
want to use your phone to look something up, all you have to do
is request it. You don't need a phone. You just say Hey, can
somebody look up this? Can somebody look up Dad, can
somebody look, and I've mocked these people for doing it, and
they still do it. They will look up anything because one of them
always has the phone and they love looking stuff up for you.
And I feel much more kingly.
Yeah, that's great. And you know, but we're not talking
about you. You're not the typical consumer for today's
world. This is for other people. And the this, the mission I've
been on is to be able to use as many services that I need as
possible with a browser with a protected browser, with as much
turned off and shut down as possible, which is just not
possible in the app ecosphere. That's why all smartphones are
evil, but I'll get to that I have a review of the surface go
if you're interested, we can do that later. The thing that I
realized is with all of my OTG and I realized this yesterday
we're on the boat with a former New York banker. I take my
hearing aids off because we're gonna get in the water we're
gonna do some surfing. And so here we are, we're two dudes
with our shirts off in a in the air, you know, air notic
whatever it is. And then the music I guess his wife was in
the boat last is like Abba, like banker change this this is not
good. We do not look very cool with Abba, mamma mia blast.
I would I would have some judgments about this.
Yes, yes, we have to we have to do something. So he's trying to
connect his phone to the boats. The system through Bluetooth.
And he's it can't connect. He says I see these. I see two
Bluetooth that are just numbers and not a name. Oh crap. Those
are my hearing aids. They're broadcasting MAC addresses 24/7
I literally have a target on my head. Yeah, you all you have to
do is is go for in between the two Bluetooth transmitters.
Yeah, that's easy. This is horrible. Horrible. I'm a
walking tracker. Ah, this is very very bad.
Yeah, this would be in there's no way to turn it off. Oh
TG guy and there's no way to turn off the Bluetooth
broadcast. And the drone could pick it up like oh, there it is.
There's a MAC address. That's traceable. Luckily
Bluetooth only really transmits about 30 feet Max.
Yes, to a store nearby who picks it up and relays it off to the
drone. push you want to hear about the surface go?
We got him with that said you never didn't make the connection
he couldn't change it. So as you two guys with the shirts off
listening to Abba,
well, no, we made the connection and quickly changed it to
something else. Like, you know, dude, rock
music. Yeah, dude, maybe Yeah, dude, Nick. Anyway,
I got the surface go.
Yeah the surface go which is the inexpensive Microsoft Surface
which is about 500 bucks looks like a pretty usable little
machine.
I love this machine. And I didn't get the 399 which I think
would be unusable for four megabytes of RAM and
yeah, not enough RAM. Now you want to you want to max it out?
Yeah. So
it's the eighth 128? This
is a question. First question I have. I haven't looked at one of
these. I was gonna go look at when never did. Can you pull out
the 128 drive? Which is really just a little thin card? I don't
know. And put it up? I don't
know if you can put in you can put in a separate SD card. But
that's different. Yeah, no, I don't know about that. All I
know is this is the product Apple should have made this
device. It's, it is fantastic. I feel I went through all the
guides online and locked down windows 10. As much as I could,
I'm not kidding myself, of course. And by the way, in the
process of that I'm new to Windows 10. I'm new to Windows.
It's very interesting to see that when they did this Windows
10. And maybe it was earlier with you know, different windows
version, they got all these slick settings and control
panels. And, but then sometimes like you click on something to
open up a different control panel and up pops like the NT
Control Panel, right? From the sixth. It's like all this old
stuff hiding under there. It's very, that's what you want. I
know that and I really appreciate it for what it is.
The customization, I even customize the tiles on Windows
10. I never understood what they were for. Like, okay, especially
this thing goes into tablet mode in a very usable way. It only
weighs about a pound it's like little over two but I kind of
like about it's over a pound with the with the with the
keyboard on it is I've I am the speakers, the sound is
fantastic. Now, they advertise eight hours in no way. If on
battery life, I think you get if you're really using it, if
you're watching a movie, sure if you're if you're using it for
three, four or five applications at a time, four hours max. But
still, it's still pretty good. Still an I mean, this is I'm in
love, I have to say this is a great. And this is me saying
this lifelong Mac guy. But once you really shut it all down and
you know, make sure that Windows Hello and put a piece of tape
over the front camera. Once you've done all that stuff and
locked down. If I know you can't, please don't email me I
know it's in the chip already. I know. But Silicon Valley is
having a much harder time tracking me I'm using all their
services with Brave, I'm using the VPN, I'm gonna, I want to
install a pie hole on it in the unit and the Linux subsystem,
which you can't do just yet for a number of technical reasons.
This is the OTG device for people who want to be as
invisible as possible for the tracking and tracing from
commercial companies a great device instead of a smartphone.
So what are the policies of the show as to us being over Google?
Yes. So I was using my VPN if dude, you know, just I just
usually keep it on all the time. It's very good way of keeping
certain kinds of worms and viruses from bouncing around.
And so I was using our guy change the location once in a
while just just to see what the speeds are. And so I go to
Mexico. I'm coming out of Mexico. And so I bring something
and then it comes in Spanish. Yes, I'm not in Mexico Spanish
and Spanish answers to everything. Yeah. So I use
Google Google fine. You know, they got some hidden cookies as
a as guys not in Mexico, you know, doing that. And so
meanwhile, so I go back and I go to my normal VPN settings, which
is not English speaking country, usually the United States,
Canada, something like that. And every time I hit Bing, it still
puts me in Mexico. Oh, really? Oh, that's some cookies. Oh, the
guys in Mexico and it leaves me in Mexico.
You have this one thing you need to look out for sometimes if
I've had that the google.co.mx Sometimes your browser will
autocomplete that after you visited at once.
Oh, that's another problem. I don't want to even discuss that.
It's another with a VP. Why these guys here's the thing.
You're using a V there's a pet peeve? I haven't written about
it. I will. I'm using it. VPN for a number of security
reasons. I just think it's a better, safer way to go. And
what what is Amazon all of a sudden think I'm in the UK when
I'm not. I'm not. Hello, Amazon? I am not in the UK. It's
presumptuous of you to think that I am when I'm specifically
trying to type in amazon.com. I'm not typing amazon.com.uk.
Right. And it's not being completed by the browser. When
it goes to amazon.com. It says, Oh, he's coming in from the UK.
Let's put him there. Yeah. So it moves me it's not the browser
doing the autocomplete. It's Amazon moving meat at UK. I
don't want to do business with the Amazon UK site.
Yeah, but you understand why it's happening. Technically,
they're making assumptions. Yes, there is still when you make an
assumption you make an ass out of you and me. Me. Yes. I'm not
going on the internet for them to make assumptions.
Okay, I'm sorry. I will call Jeff. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm
going to begin.
You're going to be good.
Go to Bing x.io. This is our jam right here. John. Bing, it is
pretty damn useful. I've just been gotten into the habit of
just bringing stuff. Yeah. Just doing it.
Now, just change this topic. This is I think we get to Oh,
TGT. Now. I was just gonna do
one. One more clip, not really OTG. But about the chips.
Well, we can do that later. But about the chips on now. I'm
interested,
oh, there's a company who I thought were doing and just
purely for promotional reasons. Because they are a chip implant
company. They're not. They implanted a whole bunch of
employees with chips in their hands, so they you know, it's
handy for a
hand so you can go through the turnstile by using your hand
instead of your card here. Here's
the CEO lose it. You
know what's good about it, Adam is I don't have to worry about
losing it.
Here's CNBC with the CEO of the company and you're not far from
the truth. Last
year, Wisconsin based company three square market announced
its plans to install right size microchips in its employees, the
implants can be used to scan into the office building to
purchase food at work. And to login to the computers, their
CEO, Todd Westby is back with us to talk about how the program is
going so far. So Todd, what's it been like? How many of your
employees at this point have chosen to have the chip
implanted? And how many of you have to go, he has
to date, we have 196 employees and 92 of them are chip to this
day?
And what's the what's it been like in terms of their
experience? Has anybody said I want this thing out of me or
when they leave? Do they have to get it out?
We've had one employee that's left that had it removed.
However, the vast majority of our employees absolutely love
the conveniences that having this chip really brings to them.
I'm sure you've been asked this a million times Todd. But why
not a badge? What? Why do you have to implant a piece of
equipment into people?
Listen, this guy's rationale, why not a badge? John, can you
think of a reason why a chip in your hand will be better than a
badge, you lose your badge.
If it can be lost, it will be lost. And the very first day
that I had this done actually had a late night interview. And
I forgot my ID card. And I thought, Ah, I got a chip in my
hand. And when I showed up at work, I scan my hand and I was
letting the front door. So it's really a huge convenience factor
that the employees seemed to like with it.
You know, we all carry around our phones these days, we don't
really lose those too often. Why not? You just have people use
their phones for
this kind of thing. Because this is much more convenient. You can
do a lot more really with this. Can your phone as far as I can
log into my computer with this, which I do every day. I can log
into my phone with it. I can pay for items. If I forgot my credit
card or my phone, I can log into work.
Notice the theme here is
all about forgetting. People are happy to have this. Are they
afraid you're tracking them beyond work?
No, we have had, you know, normal pushback, which comes
with anything you do. However, what we've really done with
this, I think is you see a lot of discussion now about implants
and how they can you know, take your heartbeat, get your blood
glucose levels. You see Amazon just hiring a top notch doctor,
you see Walmart filing for patents on this. What we've
really done is sort of made it acceptable or brought it in the
forefront where people are now talking about it.
And that's what they're going to do that How they bring it in.
It's through medical and looking at
the benefits that it can do for a person.
10 Seconds How to Get out.
Basically, you just punch your hand with a needle and you can
push it right out the same hole.
Right? Just push it push it right out the hole.
The front Oh, no, when I was doing answering the question
actually had the voice guys voice down.
So I think this guy is a shill. And it's very obvious I have a
little short follow up clip. This is coming, and it's going
to eventually be mandated by your insurance
APS inside the body has the potential to revolutionize
medication delivery and mighty engineers have come up with a
way to detect the exact location of global positioning devices
anywhere in the body. The ingestible implants can be used
as a replacement, say for tube cameras for diagnostics. But
scientists are using wireless technology to track the devices
to the centimeter, they can detect heart rate breathing
movement, and they say by directing the InBody GPS, they
can attach drugs for delivery to specific places to treat
diseases like cancer without impacting healthy tissue or
organs.
GPS is a shit GPS is a misnomer here has nothing to do with GPS.
It's just you know, you just have a sensor you can see where
the where the where the chip is in the body. It's not GPS morons
obviously have to have it. So it's got a little propeller on
it, so they can move it around.
But that's how it's gonna happen. It's like, oh, yeah, cuz
we can check your heart rate and why wouldn't you? It's safe.
It's good for your health. Come on. And by the way, your
premiums go down.
Yeah, well, that would be the gimmick, the premiums going
down? Yes.
Well, we predicted it eight years ago that this would be
related to insurance for cars with GPS trackers that could
possibly go wrong. Oh, nothing I can't imagine.
Well, that reminds me of a clip I have about what could possibly
go wrong with his great technologies that we employ.
That now that I found that I don't know how old this clip is.
I found it in a compilation of crazy clips. But it was the
privates a couple of years ago, when there was an Elmo toy that
had been reprogrammed or reprogrammed itself after a
battery change and we played this clip
everyone's gonna be talking about this this weekend. A
mother cheese on her son's talking Elmo doll, and is
stunned to hear what comes out of its mouth you will be too
That's right. The Elmo doll is saying killed James. That's the
name of the boy who owns the Elmo knows your name doll. You
plug it into the computer. So we'll repeat the child's name
while the doll ran out of battery. So the mom replaced
them. That's when it started making death threats.
Yeah. It's not something that really you would think that ever
come out of a toy. But once I heard it, I was just kind of
distraught.
Even worse, James began repeating the phrase so his mom
had to hide the toy. Fisher Price makes the doll and says it
will issue a voucher to replace it is also examining ALMA to
figure out what went wrong and looking at other toys to find
out if they are bloodthirsty as well.
Thinking there's a dude named Ben somewhere laughing I like
this. This is why you can't I mean, this is why this is why
Professor Ted is right.
You dis it exemplifies the problems you'll have with all
these things everything. Vandals dudes named Ben who are fed up
or they're just irked or they think it's funny or there's a
million possibilities do this sort of thing this does not doll
had the it was programmed to say kill I mean did that didn't what
didn't dream it up itself. So it was killed whoever killed James
was definitely some programs or
a battery after a battery reset seems like a perfect opportunity
reboot. Yeah.
routes to this new default. Yeah. I love it. Yeah, so the
oldest stuff is that is the susceptible to this including
driverless cars. I might add Yes. Yes. Hey, doesn't
face back just as a late breaking story. This was
everywhere. They are within their analytics set, I guess
their social graph dynamics. They are rating trustworthiness
of every user on the system. Sound familiar? Yeah,
what do I mean it does sound familiar, but it's what are you
referring to?
It's like a social score. If you can be trusted. Yeah. Social
skills. Exactly. Yeah, China,
like China. Exactly. The China whether you can't get a job you
can't get on the railroad train. Yep.
What's your social score on Facebook? You can either be a
zero is I think the scale is from zero be the face of social
is from Yes, FICA FICA.
i Why do I keep doing that? I know it's fake. nobody's keep
saying FISA.
Is it FICA or Fico?
I think is FICA FISA? No,
that's no that's the FISA court. No FISA court is a court ride,
right, right. Right. Now we're talking about FICO, Fico. FICO
is something with taxes FICO is the FICO score FICO score.
Exactly. This has the end of the fact that scar, the fact the
fact that these guys are building a rating system on your
truth on the trustworthy and worthiness of every user.
That's that's not what this thing's about. This is shameful
that they're doing this. I'm not going on Facebook, I'm not
getting an account on Facebook so I can communicate with my
grandmother. So we can both end up getting scored for
trustworthiness. What's grandma going to think when she sees why
your trustworthiness is down bill? When you don't know should
I be talking to you anymore?
What you will notice, in modern light, you won't but what I've
noticed in modern life, is when you do not use certain things
such as I no longer use a smartphone, you're locked out of
a lot of things. Now, I'm not sad that I can't use the bike or
the or the scooter. I'm not sad about that. I would use them
anyway. Right? But I cannot use it. And I think you can predict
if they hang around long enough. There will be a time when when
someone is asked What's your Facebook score? Or Facebook may
not make certain things available to you. That's
probably how it will start now you have a low score you cannot
join this group. If you watch this,
it's I'm not you do that to say you watch to me, this is
obviously what's going to happen. But I think we did a lot
the last system will do some damage in the other room in the
other direction. For example, I think those bikes that you need
a smartphone for I think you can sue over this. I'm being denied
use of this of this public service. Yes, because they don't
use a phone. Yes. I would sue them, sue them. Somebody sued
them.
Well, the Mendocino firefighters are suing they're suing Verizon
This is very
odd stories of very sick story
because they were using up to 25 gigabytes of data. And then the
minute you hit that cap rise on your unlimited bandwidth. We
know this is a lie. Verizon then slows you down to you know like
zero almost. And so they're running into problems and
Verizon they can't even get it. Get there says change a system
to just give it to them now. No, now they have to spend an extra
$2 a month and get on the other plan well grandfather this in Do
you have any friends and family I mean, that's that's what
they're doing. And I'm thinking all the while net neutrality
anybody
like net neutrality is going to solve this problem.
No, no, no. My point would be a net neutrality. These guys will
get zero preference no priority for them. Oh, that's a good
point and no priority and now they want priority. They want
priority over every other person
under the ground we need priority. No, no, no, no, no,
no,
but the stupid Fire Department is joining a net neutrality
lawsuit. They don't get it that's exactly the wrong thing
to do. You're going to get legally the same as everybody
else. You will have no preference even though you're
fighting a fire a fire no preference same data
I just do not understand the logic
This is a great example but they've they've gotten it all
wrong
there's only about 10 Guys I know that understand this
correctly. We've been sold a bill of goods on this net
neutrality thing Yeah,
you know why Trump
now before we go off this topic because you're talking about
this Facebook rating explained to me why Microsoft they have a
Microsoft story. Oh, weird Microsoft story play this I want
to just discuss it for a second
Microsoft boil the latest channel all
of your clips are skipping today at the beginning I do you doing
something different audio recording process?
I noticed this too. I've had to have to edit him a little bit. I
don't know what the deal is with the skipping thing
did you do do you use a different program? No different
computer not everything the same? They're not all no
no I'm everything I'm doing is online. And for some reason
audacity is not picking up the fridge. It's skipping at the
beginning. I have no idea why all of them
are skipping Microsoft foil the latest attempt by Russian
hackers to infiltrate us pirate November's mid to late again.
It started off saying Microsoft foil foil. Okay, got
it. Microsoft foil the latest attempt by Russian hackers to
infiltrate US politics ahead of November's midterm elections.
The tech giant announced today that it had removed fake
versions of the websites of the US Senate and two conservative
think tanks. A so called spear phishing campaign, it said was
mounted by the same Russian group responsible for meddling
in the 2016 election, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied.
Russia was behind the attack.
Do not know what hackers they are talking about. We do not
know what is meant by influence on elections. We hear
confirmations from America that there was no influence on
elections. Who exactly are they talking about?
Microsoft's president said there were no signs that hackers were
successful in obtaining user's credentials.
What is Microsoft doing taking down sites?
Yeah, I don't know. I, I caught the story. didn't really think
much of it. But I did also
Microsoft doing what is how does? How does Microsoft have
the ability to take down sites? And why are they doing it? I
don't know that the store why these sites? And by the way, it
was determined later was the Chinese that did these sites. So
not the Russians. What's up with that? Well, they did it first it
went Russians then it went to the Chinese we find it as the
Chinese and then they changed changes from maybe some
Russians.
Now, this was part yeah, this was part of a whole bunch of
stories, including the DNC, like everyone freaking out, oh, we
were hacked. We were hacked. Again. We're hack, hack, hack.
And now they retracted the story. They get time code for
me. They retracted the story. And they said, Oh, no, we
weren't hacked. It was a spear phishing campaign. Which is but
of course, everyone jumped on this. Oh, we're hacked, were
hacked. We're hack. Here's the odd thing. I was reading about
this story on. I want to say it was ABC, ABC news.com. And I had
a video in the video that played above the story. It had a little
bit to do. It was really it was a promo for some outfit that is
helping campaigns not get hacked. And I'll set this up
because
I cut out their pays are not getting hacked. Well.
So you're waiting to hear this. It's showing a guy coming into a
clearly a campaign headquarters. No one's like, oh, shit, bleep
bleep be here, computer's going off. Oh, my God, because they
were hacked and someone got some bad information about the
campaign. And you know, it's obvious that this guy did
something unsafe. And always call everyone's freaking out.
Oh, our campaign is going down the tubes because of this hack.
And here's the rest of the promo that's going on.
Every campaign is at risk of getting hacked. You might be the
weakest link. If you don't want to put your candidate your
campaign and yourself at risk. Listen to Deborah Plunkett. She
was the Director of Information Assurance at the N S A
take responsibility using encrypted messaging service. The
longer the password, the better beware of phishing attacks, keep
your devices secure. Our democracy is in your hands. So
take good care of it.
In case you didn't memorize all of that, it's all here in the
cybersecurity campaign playbook. Check it out online.
Now, did you so that was apparently some woman from the
NSA. Let me hear her advice. Again. Assurance at the n s. She
says m by the way, maybe it's not the NSA. Maybe it's the MSA
which is some other outfit but she looks official information
assurance at the n s a
responsibility. Use an encrypted messaging service use
an encrypted messaging service which Apple can then unlock on
the iCloud. Okay, great. Thanks. Good tip next to the longer the
password, the better. The longer the password, the better. I
think there's some dudes named Ben, who would like to disagree
with that.
Beware of phishing attacks, keep your devices secure. Keep your
thanks for the tip. Our democracy is in your hands. So
Okay.
Our democracy of
America. Our democracy is in your hands because you left your
phone on the table,
too. I think this is a DNC or some kind of, you know,
everyone's worried about these local elections and stuff. I'm
being uncovered and this is intended, hey, cover everything
up. The secret of no transparency,
our democracy is in your hands. So take good care of engagement
now was just I
think he said m s that's what it sounded like to me too. Yeah.
I'm sure why she's not from the NSA. They don't. They don't have
a bunch of spokespeople that show
up but it sure made it sound like it. Yeah when you see her
she's kind of a Loretta Lynch looking type lady. Yeah, like
straight out of central casting.
Yes that's it Central Casting spook. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I
understand. I was just run there offbeat stuff I got my got the
one left with this one kind of a side story. I mean, I thought it
would if it wasn't for all this other Manafort and Cohen stuff
this would have been a bigger story. This is the story of the
of the Miss Miss America contest falling apart because the
organization is being destroyed by Gretchen Carlson Yes. And
it's it's very funny story but the backstory is quite good.
Isn't isn't
she? Isn't she the former winner who now wants all women to wear
a paper bag on their head was that pretty much wear overalls
coveralls and the paper bag for
those apparently a horrible bully she's just a troublemaker
She's no good. And she's the one of course brought brought down
Roger Ailes and run all kinds of money from Fox is now dubious.
I'm really questioning some of this stuff now, after after
hearing this, and the only reason it makes me suspicious is
that this was an interview with a couple of women that bitching
about her. Right and her and her partner running the Miss America
operation on Kelly show. Ah, and Kelly worked with Gretchen yes
at Fox for a long time and who seem to welcome these two. So I
have to assume even though Kelly didn't chime in with something
because Kelly's not the one who would admit to have ever been
being bullied. I just found this fascinating.
Let me start with you says that I know that you say you you read
Carr's letter you were shocked and appalled but not surprised.
Why not?
Not surprised because I've had some background on Gretchen.
Gretchen has been bullying for a long time. Actually, she's
bullied my sister here. Heather Whitestone. There were some
incidents in the past that she's bullied. Our current office in
Atlantic City, five people resigned in the office, the head
of the foundation, which was a former Miss America resigned.
There were two Miss America's on the board that resigned. There
were two other state title holders that five that were
fired. Suddenly, this person has taken no responsibility for the
way she's treated our current Miss America for Caramon to
write a five page letter explaining for her through her
year. How she's been treated, is appalling. And as a mother had
Gretchen as a mother, what would she do with her own daughter who
are being bullied like that car
has come out and said that the new leadership has made clear to
her there's only one Miss America. And it isn't me said
that all the major press was reserved for Gretchen that the
social media of the of Miss America was used to promote
Gretchen that she had three talking points she was given
Miss America is irrelevant. Gretchen started the metoo
movement and Gretchen went to Stanford
salutely She hasn't given her any chance to stand up and
speak. She's actually paid $10,000 to help her with media
training, which she didn't need. She's a gret a brown graduate.
She's a business graduate reigning Miss America reigning
Miss America, so she has no problem. Convincing an audience
on what her platform is she hasn't been given a chance to
even speak.
When is the next competition? Is it before the midterms? Yes,
there you go. There you go. It's just like the MTV awards. It's
all going to be virtue signaling. It's all going to be
political. It's good for the show.
It's good for me.
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You've got
karma. Thanks for keeping me on my game. Yes, I got a note from
the same person who told us about it initially. Apparently
the six week cycle at the FBI is being reinstated. They're
starting it back up
again. Well, good for them.
So for those who don't know, we were told this a while back
years ago, FBI has a six week cycle they need to entrap some
kind of schmuck dummy dummy on the spectrum and they probably
shouldn't be in jail because
he's because he's so stupid. Yeah. Arrest them
on terrorism charges after they give them everything they need.
And just honeypot them and that's how they keep their
budgets and keep the FBI who looks pretty bad right now. FBI
not looking so good. Though that would be make sense that they
start up the six week cycle again. So I guess we'll wait for
one and then we'll count the week so this should be something
coming soon. You heard it here first. A lot of people emailed
us about the clearances. issue. A lot of people I told you a lot
of producers have clearance. Typically half of them typically
after you You leave a set a job where you have clearance, uh,
you no longer have clearance. It's taken away. And that's for
the schmucks. If you're the elite, you get to keep it. And
holy cow. There's a lot of great article Comey. Let's see. Just
to give you an idea, Muller after he left his FBI director
was senior vice president of Lockheed Martin and General
Counsel. He was the top lawyer, the largest contractor in the
US. Comey made $6.1 million outside of his government jobs
these guys are doing just fine. I think they have enough
actually so they shouldn't worry about it. But it's it's
definitely a money issue for these people. And I don't see
why they should get the clears. I know that everyone understands
this story.
I think we all should get their clearances taken away of the
regular guy to get his taken away when he just quits his job.
They should just do you're not working there anymore where you
need to clearance for I agree. What are these guys that are
just talking heads on CNBC or not CNBC, MSNBC or CNN? What do
they need clearances for?
Yeah. Actually have a cool old Brennan clip. As a flashback
that I have to I have a Mueller clip. And I have a Brennan clip.
No old flashbacks, which one you want to hear first?
Delete least doing it's not as funny. Okay,
here's Mueller. Director Tennant has pointed out Secretary Powell
presented evidence last week that Baghdad has failed to
disarm its weapons of mass destruction, willfully
attempting to evade and deceive the international community. Our
particular concern is that Saddam Hussein may supply
terrorists with biological, chemical, or radiological
material.
Remember how sure he was and we knew it? Well, it's certainly
certain. You can't be wrong. He's a neocon. And here is
Brennan. Now, this one I had never heard this. This is at the
Council on Foreign Relations where you want to launch these
ideas. I
have another example is the array of technologies, often
referred to collectively as geoengineering, that potentially
could help reverse the warming effects of global climate
change. One that has gained my personal attention is
Stratospheric Aerosol injection, or Sai, a method of seeding the
stratosphere with particles that can help reflect the sun's heat
in much the same way that volcanic eruptions due in Sai
program could limit global temperature increases, reducing
some risks associated with higher temperatures and
providing the world economy additional time to transition
from fossil fuels. This process is also relatively inexpensive.
The National Research Research Council estimates that a fully
deployed SDI program would cost about $10 billion yearly, as
promising as it may be moving forward on sai would also raise
a number of challenges for our government and for the
international community. On the technical side, greenhouse gas
emission reductions would still have to accompany sai to address
other climate change effects for the monitors ocean
acidification, because sai alone would not remove greenhouse
gases from the atmosphere. On the geopolitical side, the
technology's potential to alter weather patterns and benefit
certain regions of the world at the expense of other regions
could trigger sharp opposition by some nations. Others might
seize on sai as benefits and back away from their commitment
to carbon dioxide reductions. And as with other breakthrough
technologies, global norms and standards are lacking to guide
the deployment and implementation of Sai and other
geo engineering initiatives.
This is not a breakthrough technology. No, it's a way to
kill the planet. That's put a bunch of crap in the air and
you'd make it cold everything so we'd all die.
Why. Okay, so, but the important part of the clip is not so much
the sai for you know, geoengineering for you know, to
save the world from from global warming. No, it's the weather
modification. This is the CIA director. What is he talking
about? Global warming. He's not. He's talking about making it
rain baby. He's got his own rain stick up there. And he said it.
He admits it. We got this people don't like it.
Well, that's disgusting. That's a disgusting clip.
You're welcome. I do have since we talked about on the last
show. I just wanted to play it The Fall Brennan walk back on
treasonous and the reason I think it's important. Oh yeah,
we talked about we need to have a clip. Yeah, I got the clip.
Brennan is in trouble.
Oh, that's what that's what Ray McGovern says yeah, he's
in trouble. Everybody is excoriating him for saying
treason. Treason. Treason. I joined clapper even Yes. So the
guy is in trouble and he sounds like he's in trouble. He isn't
the way he sounds in this two minute clip. When he's walking
this back, this guy got spanked by someone something went down.
And he's like, Oh, holy crap, I gotta change this because the
big mouth is so big anymore. You were
Stark and even a little bit scary. In your criticism of his
behavior, you said it rose to treason.
I think also I think the M five M. He really believed that he
was all over yet, Teresa. Yeah. Yeah. It's Brennan said it.
Brennan is treason. He's treasons spermaceti is going to
go check.
It was nothing short of treasonous.
In this current controversy, that specific comment has been
singled out by a number of people as a comment that maybe
by You crossed the line that was maybe
it was one line? What was it freedom of speech?
No, I'm not saying we don't have a right to say it. But do you
stand by that consideration? And can you explain Can you
elaborate what you mean by treason? This is very serious
allegation.
I know what the Russians did and interfering in the election. I
have, you know, 100% confidence in what they did. And for Mr.
Trump to stand on that stage and Helsinki with all the world's
eyes upon him. And to basically said he wouldn't he doesn't
understand why would the Russians interfere in the
election. He's given Mr. Putin and the Russians have passed
time after time after time. And it keeps referring to this whole
investigation as a witch hunt, as you know, bogus, as you know.
And to me, this was a an attack against the foundational
principle of our great Republic, which is the right of all
Americans to choose their elected leaders. And for Mr.
Trump to so cavalierly just dismiss that. Yes, sometimes my
my Irish comes out, and in my tweets, and I did say that it
rises to and exceeds the level of high crimes and misdemeanors
and is nothing short of treasonous, because he had the
ability there, to be able to say to the world, that this was
something that happened, it should never ever happen again.
And if Russia tries at all to do it, they're going to pay serious
price for it. I don't expect Mr. Putin to acknowledge it. He's,
you know, he's going to deny, deny, deny, but for the
President, United States to continue to prevaricate on this
issue, I think does a great injustice and a disservice to
the men and women of the intelligence law enforcement
community, and does a great disservice to the Citizens
United States. And that's why I said it was nothing short of
treasonous. I didn't mean that he committed treason, but it was
a term that I use nothing short of treasonous. What happened
running boy, bullshit, he got in trouble. Well,
he's gonna He's in trouble. There's something up with that
guy. I want to get back to the quantity because I do have some
things about the head. Laney Davis, another one. I forgot to
put this in the earlier part of the show. But it's so funny,
because it makes again makes no sense. I think my theme here was
none of this made any sense. And this is the would not
apparently, Cohen would not it would not accept a pardon. Blow
from two confidence turned criminals. President Trump
tonight is defending what he knew. And when about the
payments, his former lawyer made meant to keep two women quiet
about alleged affairs. Did you know about the payments? Later
on?
I knew later on, and they weren't taken out of campaign
finance. That's a big thing. That's a much bigger thing. Did
they come out of the campaign? They didn't come out of the
campaign. They came from me
solicitation is a crime of directing someone else to commit
a crime. That's true even if the person doesn't follow through
with the act. So here if they can find additional evidence to
support what Michael Cohen says I think you could very well have
a criminal violation against President Trump.
Michael Cohen says he broke the law at the direction of his then
boss, but the press secretary said the president is not in
trouble. He did nothing wrong.
There are no charges against him.
The Press Secretary pushing back he did nothing wrong.
There are no charges against him. He did nothing wrong there
are no charges against him.
As for Cohen his attorney says he's ready to share whatever he
knows with whoever was
odd was that their edit?
Yes you think it was mine wouldn't Yeah. That was their
edit charges against
just go back that was interesting. They just it was
did you say it twice or they put it in twice?
I think she said it three times and they decided to put a wire
wrap it on top of each day. To put it together in a repetitious
way to make it look like an idiot
Oh law at the direction of his then boss. But the press
secretary said the president is not in trouble.
He did nothing wrong. There are no charges against him.
The Press Secretary pushing back he did nothing wrong.
There are no charges against him. He did nothing wrong. There
are no charges against him.
This this is borderline dishonest reporting.
Oh, wait until you hear the next clip
when we finish this one. As for Cohen, his attorney says he's
ready to share whatever he knows with whoever wants to know it.
Is he hoping for a pardon from President Trump.
Not only is he not hoping for he would not accept a pardon. He
considers a pardon from somebody who has acted so corruptly as
President to be something he would never accept. No. Okay.
That's just stupid. And it doesn't make any sense. But
okay, we're gonna go with that. But then I got a don't about
dishonesty pronoun. This is Hallie Jackson, on NBC. And I
want to point out something in this next clip, which is to me
extremely dishonest reporting. Work to okay. But the
White House is not ruling out a pardon for Paul Manafort now
convicted of tax and bank fraud. Okay, stop president, it seems
the White House is not ruling out a pardon for Paul Manafort.
Hmm. When did this come up in the conversation? Was the White
House ever asked about a pardon for Paul Manafort? They probably
were I think they were and nobody said anything. It's not
as though you know, it's,
you can't say a mind their mind reading their mind reading.
They're not ruling out is bullcrap. You don't know that
they're not ruling it out because the question is never
been asked. She didn't ask it. And they didn't say well, we're
not ruling it out. They did not say we're not ruling it out. Is
this what we call fake news?
I think it's fake news. And this is NBC.
But the White House is not ruling out a pardon for Paul
Manafort now convicted of tax and bank fraud. The President
seeming sympathetic praised his former campaign chair. Unlike
Cohen, he tweeted, Manafort refused to break make up stories
in order to get a deal such respect for a brave man, the
developments exposing a series of contradictions and a scandal
that surfaced in January when the Wall Street Journal reported
on the payment to porn star stormy Daniels just 11 days
before the election. A month later, Cohen acknowledged he
used his own money saying neither the Trump campaign nor
the Trump Organization was involved.
Yeah, that that's really bad. It's really bad. The mighty NBC
everybody.
NBC does some of the worst anti Trump artificial constructions.
But you know, the White House says they're not ruined. They're
not saying anything
is going to boomerang back on them eventually. This is the way
the universe works. You can't keep doing this. People get hip
to it. Nice mistake.
We get hip jokers, we hear it all the time. We're looking
for we're just HIP, HIP man. You done with Manafort?
Well, that's Cohen coming in, but I do have Manafort
rules, no Manafort and Cohen clips anymore. I'm done. I
got one more which I'll move off to the next ad. I might leave it
in the in the lineup in case in case the conversation goes in a
certain direction.
And now it's time for your sexual harassment.
Update. Yes, there's a new twist. It's a crazy one.
Overnight shocking new allegations is one of the metoo
movements most prominent voices. The New York Times reporting
Italian actress and director ossia Argento, the former
girlfriend of Anthony Bourdain arranged to pay $380,000 to
Jimmy Bennett, after the actor claimed he was sexually
assaulted in a California hotel room in 2013 when he was just
17. The payment arrangement allegedly made not long after
Argento herself publicly accused Hollywood producer Harvey
Weinstein of rape and sexual assault. The new claim detailed
and document sent to the times through encrypted email says
Argento was both a mentor and a mother figure to Bennett. And
the two were intermittently in contact as he grew up Bennett
now 22 began acting at age six. He was cast at age seven to play
Argento sun and the 2004 film, The heart is deceitful above all
things you will not dress this house. The documents
characterized by the times as a legal agreement between lawyers
described Bennett's version of the encounter. They have not
been seen or verified independently by NBC News on May
9 2013. Bennett says he arrived at the hotel with a family
member for a reunion with Argento after asking the family
member to leave so she could be alone with the actor. Bennett
says Argento gave him alcohol and a series of notes she had
written to him on hotel stationery. The documents say
Argento then kissed Benin, removing his pants when
performing oral sex before having sex with him. Later that
day she posted to Instagram happiest day of my life reunion
with Jimmy Bennett, that you had lunch but later, Bennett began
feeling quote, extremely confused, mortified and
disgusted. According to The New York Times, in an April letter
addressed to Argento confirming the final deal. The payment is
characterized as quote, helping mr. Bennett Argento became a
leading voice in the metoo movement after telling the New
Yorker that Weinstein raped her in 1997 when she was 21.
Weinstein faces multiple charges of sexual assault and rape, none
including Argento, but he denies all allegations of non
consensual sex never
has the Dutch phrase, fit any better on this one, but just
being yourself Makoto de helft. You are what I say? I am what I
say you are exactly. Last Can you imagine being 17 and that
happening to you?
Well, I think most guy at you know, there's a lot of jokes
going on around about this. Yeah. I'm not going to enter
into that. No, I could, but I'm not going to. But,
but this was kind of a I think this was a little weird. Like,
especially if it was like a mom son type thing. And Oedipus
complex,
weird girlfriend or something like that.
To make your 17 year old go a little wacky, maybe? I think so.
But
this just seemed to me that they knew about this. This happened
five years ago. So how about Weinstein? Because Hollywood
talks? Well, the farming community is like the tech
community.
Weinstein has friends.
Weinstein has friends who've got wind of this. Yeah. And one of
the and he's got associates that are still you know, bunch of
creeps in Hollywood is Hollywood what to expect? And somebody got
wind of this. And then they blew the lid off it gotta hold the
kid or something. They did something to get this to come
out or where to embarrass this. But
here's what I want. Where are the psychologists? Where are
people talking about this type of sexual harassment? I think
this is important. It should be discussed. Because exactly what
if you don't then you get the jokes? Yeah, I'd let her blow
me.
Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah.
This is this is avoided. It's disappointing is really
disappointed. There's no analysis is oh, well, there's a
story shut up about it. Because yeah.
What's the opinion that Weinstein is getting off on
this? Not getting off in this sexual way? Oh, yeah. He's
getting off. If a star
witness has been discredited, yeah, one of them an important
one else. And this concludes
your sexual harassment update.
Excuse me, but the rioting mob of angry dog owners and their
dogs that just sit part of the building?
That means it's time to go. If you have another clip, we can do
it.
Yeah, I would have run a clip Ah, well, we got to why still
got the wind replication, sir. We'll push that off. I want to
play. This is a very short clip of a Koch brother frontman comes
on one of these shows. And he discusses the what you should do
or what you shouldn't do in the in the upcoming campaign if
you're Republican or Democrat, and, and he drops his little
bomb in there about Steve Bannon would ban his approach would be
because I've noticed there's a change in the philosophy about
the impeach Trump movement. They kind of backed off a little bit
on it, because I think Bannon is right but play this Koch
brothers.
This guy is backed by the Koch brothers by sway now, Tim,
welcome. Good to see you again. So let me start by asking you
about something that former White House adviser Steve Bannon
said that Republicans should make their midterm strategy
about preventing impeachment. Do you agree with that? No, I
think that they're better off focusing on the issues of this
economy, how well it's doing. They've done some good things
there. And then what they're going to try to do for the
American people moving forward. I don't think it makes much
sense to go into scare mongering on personal things like that.
I think just the opposite. I think Ben is right. The
Democrats are backing off on this as much as as fast as they
can. I've noticed that they should because because the idea
is, yeah, they should. And they are. The idea is, is that you
want to bring the impeachment thing afterwards in the back of
people's minds and you want to get him to vote Democrat. That
was the whole idea. And then when the Democrats take over the
House, we've outlined this a million times you want to put it
in an essay, and I want the Democrats take over the House,
they're gonna start talking about impeachment again, and
then again, to get nowhere because they don't want to get
anywhere else because they can use it as leverage to run
against him in 2020. Well, we can't impeach him, but we can
vote him out. Yeah, it's So it's just a political strategy. So
Bannon is right is to take and leverage the Democrats strategy
about impeaching the president against him to get the vote out
to save the president. And this guy's an idiot, how
come we're still doing this? How come we're still doing podcasts?
And we're not consultants for every campaign. I mean,
seriously, we are wasting our time.
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and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm going to ask
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I am. I am. And I'm very apprehensive, but I'm going to
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mofos.
To his little castle, he calls me up and I said, you can't use
Dream on. That's for causes, not campaigns. And he did anyway. He
did anyway, going ahead to sue cadenas who sent him a letter of
cease and desist. I've been through that shit.
Donald's god, my song.
My world has come down. It makes me feel so wrong. It makes me
come on. They say they plan and elected Donald walk away he is
the president and he's got my song. I'm left with an exploding
you look at President Obama, he had her campaign, much bigger
thing
had incredible successes by convicted felons, to the
President of the United States
that it's not it's not even a campaign campaign. Did they come
out of the campaign? They didn't come out of the campaign. They
came from me and
the President has employed 1000s of people in his lifetime
we did about it. I don't know if you know, but I tweeted, but
they didn't come out of campaign. In fact, my first
question when I heard about it was Did they come out of the
campaign? Because that could be a little dicey. And they didn't
come out of the campaign. And that's
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