This is a disgrace.
Adam curry, John C Devorah.
There's October 4 2018. This is your award winning combination
media assassination episode 1074.
This is no agenda honoring Charles
Moore because no one else will and broadcasting live from the
capital of the growing Star state here in downtown Austin
today Haas in the studio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm still waiting for my
call from the President. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan buzzkill
if you're waiting for a call that you can wait a long time
you're supposed to get a text message not
nothing. I didn't get it we're supposed to get it wasn't a text
it was it was a notification. Yes. I
didn't get one either.
Oh, Jay didn't get one. Nick didn't get one. Mimi got one.
Okay, I'm on the on the Nokia E 71. So I wasn't really expecting
one to be quite honest, apparently
is supposed to be some call a 911 ship or something like that
in the phone. It's like the newer phones. Yeah,
don't have it.
But Jay has the 911 phone and she didn't get a oh, what does
she have? What kind of phone does she have? Like it just like
a Samsung Galaxy or Samsung eight or seven Galaxy
phone? She has a SIM card and she has a hotel
she's got it all I know is a new phone.
I mean, she uses it as a telephone it has an actual Yeah,
she's cellular connection
issues aren't you use it for messaging and other thing. Well,
that's a failed in
total fail. While she's part of the OTG crew. That's very good.
Well, I couldn't quite decide whether it's good or not that I
don't get a presidential alert. The former New York banker got
one we were on his boat yesterday. Oh, yeah. Oh,
dragging each other through Lake Travis again. With Abba blasting
shirts off. No wake wake surfing. I've almost there
is I don't even want to go. I don't make no comment about it.
What about wakesurfing? Yeah. But he and his big boat under
this little lake and
know that it's not a little lake? Excuse me?
Is it as big as Lake Berryessa?
If I knew what it was, you should go look at you should go
look at Lake Travis is this long? It's not necessarily very
wise wide. But reds boats out there they all right. You're in
one of those moods fine. Okay.
So let tell us more about with the banker. Do you provide some
bizarre unless you were in course the whole time now
we drank afterwards. But yes, of course, of course. Number one
thing he says I say how's that Tesla short? Did you get out
when it dropped on the weed smoking? He said no. No. He said
I had a rule in there. If it dropped below, I guess 259 than
he was then half of his position would be sold. It didn't go that
low. But he says it's still beautiful January and here's why
he says read the news. Everyone's saying Tesla's model
three America's best selling sedan. He says that's the death
knell right now, just because sedans aren't selling. It's the
only sedan that people are buying. Everyone's buying SUVs
Ford
actually dropped all of Dan's favor of these crossovers. Yeah,
he
says, you know this, he says these are all people who are
fans and really wanted one there's no demand for sedans. He
says so he's pretty confident that his January when
did I think we should stop here and explore this a little bit
besides the Tesla thing, which is what happened to the demand
for sedans? Why don't when I was a kid, oh, here we go. We used
to have these we used to have these cars were bigger. And I'll
say a lot bigger two door or four door and they had they had
bench seats. They did not have belts right you had three in the
room, this sedan because the charm of the bench seat was when
you're on a date you the girl could sit right next and
then you only if you had a necurs knob on your steering
wheel. Remember those
who had to suicide knob
Well, in my parts, we call it the necurs knobs so you could
have one arm around your girl on the bench and steer with that
knob on the steering wheel with your left hand the knickers
knob.
Anyway the you'd have the arm around the girl and then you
could you could do you go to drive in theaters. You'd have a
lot of fun with these types of cars. But then they got the
bucket season that then did with the council that the middle of
the stick.
Yes, that was a thing. The bucket seats am radio. How do
you
even put your arm around anyone if they over they're stuck and
they can't use it? It would be like they killed themselves if
they got
ruined car culture. Just
something to that. That thesis. It was it was an I don't know
what it was. but it really did ruin car culture. So I don't
know why
why sedans aren't selling other than what you just mentioned.
Yeah, SUVs. It's kind of been sold. As you know. This is what
every American needs, you know, because we all know
that our handlers will even a sedan handles better than an
SUV. We all know
at the drop of a hat. You know, you can be out of a job in
America and you can be tossed out if you need to move, pile up
the SUV, or SUVs. Dogs love it because you don't have kids.
This shoe dogs like SUVs. I actually someone sent me a. This
was from a law enforcement officer. Law enforcement and
animal encounters. It was a presentation. And I had the
slide in the show notes pet ownership in the United States.
Here's some statistics. More of according to law enforcement,
more American households have pets than children. But we knew
that a child in the US is more likely to have a pet than they
live in father. Now that's that's a statistic right there.
That is said. Women the woman is the primary caregiver in 72.8%
of pet owning households. Isn't that interesting?
That's that's a very strange fact. Yeah.
Well, and I can only presume it's a fact. And battered,
battered women have been known to live in their cars with their
pets for as long as four months until a spot opened up at a pet
friendly safe house. Wow.
Catches going downhill.
Every country is going downhill, the Netherlands. Oh my goodness.
Big warning from the State Department travel advisory
board what for the Netherlands?
Netherlands of all places. Yes, I shall read this advisory to
you. From travel.state.gov. Netherlands travel advisory
level to exercise increased caution. But we got to that
level to exercise increased caution. Terrorists continued
plotting possible attacks in the Netherlands terrorists may
attack with little or no warning, targeting tourist
locations, transportation hubs, markets, shopping malls, local
government facilities, hotels, clubs, restaurants, places of
worship, parks, major sporting and cultural events, educational
institutions, airports and other public areas. Who can't wait to
go back.
To what they know that we don't
well. They just had the they just rolled up those seven guys
who are planning a major attack.
Oh, this sounds to me like the time to go then I can attack
after that. This is always best. After they did an attack,
this is the no agenda thinking. Absolutely. And total agreement.
So whether you went to nothing's going on. That's when you got to
be careful. Yeah.
Okay, so there's plenty of stuff to talk about. Thank goodness.
Some of it. Not Not that I was
going to news monitoring them but monitoring the voted which
was had the vote today.
Is this the Cavanaugh vote? Yeah. We'll see. We'll see.
Monitor. We should have some maybe some info by the end of
the show.
Well, let me see. I do have I do have some SCOTUS Kavanaugh
related so I mean, there's there's all kinds of oh, well,
before we go on. Yeah, start with a little bit of humor. This
was that woman I told you about who's a voice over actress I
can't remember her name offhand. But she's a voiceover actors
doing the voice of Ford. The sound alike. And she sounds like
her and but she got nothing but grief for doing
what she does. She does she do voiceover for Star Wars.
Yeah. She's like, she's a voice actress. And she does this voice
and I thought she nails it. But she got grief, you know, because
she nobody can make you know, oh my god.
I don't know if anybody is listening to the Dr. Blasi
Ford's testimony about Brett Kavanaugh. But this is how I
sound. I know it's a surprise to even me that I talk this way.
And I'm a doctor and a grown woman. I sound like I'm still
back at that high school party. Can't help it. I just have this
kind of a voice like a baby. Even though I'm a doctor, and
I'm on this media circus political stage and I have kids
myself. I don't know why I speak with vocal fry. But you can
listen to my testimony and hear that The ground woman sounds
this way. Dr. Blasi Ford. Thank you. Well, if
we're gonna take that particular track, fine. I don't know why
the New York Times does this. I think they should stick to
reporting. And you can do your pick, just stick to making a
newspaper? No, they've got to do audio and video. And I don't
know, who decided to produce this clip from the New York
Times ny times.com. website. This is about Trump. And he's
really he didn't make it on himself. His dad gave him all
this money in
taxes. Really good summary of that. Yeah, well, this story was
too funny.
Well wait until you hear the New York Times audio version of
this.
In 1995, Donald Trump and his siblings began to take ownership
of most of their father's real estate empire while avoiding
hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes. It's semi fraud. So by
creating two grantor retained annuity trusts, also known as
grats, One for dad and one for mom. Taxes are paid based on the
final value of the grant. And this gave the Trumps every
incentive to lowball the value of the assets. That's exactly
what they did. Take, for instance, the Fountain Blue
apartments in 1982. Trump's value the 164 unit complex $15.3
million
of what is with the jazz drums? What are they thinking? The Jazz
drums? He's talking in a bucket? She sent me fry? Woman?
Yes, the grind. They said it was worth just $2.9 million. Broke
up the ownership of the apartment?
I don't think so. I think it's a woman giving almost half
to Mary Trump, Fred Trump's wife allowed them to tell the IRS
that Fred Trump who would exercise iron fisted control
over every brick of his empire.
And we thank our executive producer made his fire
built row houses in a couple of apartment.
By iron fisted control, every brick of his empire for years,
was a minority owner with no real say over his buildings.
I can't listen to it anymore. But that's just that is the New
York Times today. Yeah, yeah, somebody
was vocal fry guy grew up and I don't know what that was what
sex it was. It doesn't matter when you're fried that anything
I'm sorry, could have been any of 60. But you got the
newsletter, you saw a picture of the house that he was, you know,
that he owned and he raised the Trump family and to you know, a
middle class place and the queens of all places you can
become a Empire Builder and queens do you have a Jazz drum
there
by any chance you get to drag jazz?
You my bongos are downstairs, I could actually really latch Boy,
this guy, you know, they made him out to be a billionaire
given 400 million given the drop. And
oh, by the way, I love the continuous. That's 5 billion in
today's dollars. They keep adding the inflation numbers to
make it sound good. It was 3 million but that's 800,000
billion dollars in total US dollars.
So this was like the most blown up and everybody below the New
York media picked up on it, you know, because it was sounded so
good. Now all of a sudden out of the blue Fred Trump, of all
people becomes a Empire guy, a billionaire in Queens, you know,
living in an austere little house, it makes no sense
whatsoever. And Ben, apparently Donald was when he was a baby
they were given him $300,000 A month you know, here's a bunch
of money kid don't spend it in one place.
He's not a self made. And the thing is,
this is an old meme this is
in the Trump rotation Exactly. He's not as rich as he claims he
was didn't do it by himself, which is kind of a hybrid of a
rotation and tax cheats somehow which is very specious at best.
Well, I know nobody's nobody
wants Gee, I guess the New York Times does a better job than the
IRS. Then the IRS does Yeah.
And people I heard them on the cable news show saying where's
the IRS and I'm like they're busy fucking me up my ass that's
what they're doing. Sorry. Sorry. Just Tourette's so
rundown.
This is so bogus. Yeah, listen to this is probably the most
extreme of the rundowns. This is on Democracy Now.
And a major expert say the New York Times has revealed
President Trump inherited his family's wealth through tax
dodges and outright fraud, receiving at least $413 million
in inflation adjusted dollars from his father's The New York
Times 13,000 word investigative report found Fred and Mary
Trump, Donald Trump's parents transferred more than a billion
dollars in wealth to their children, much of it to Donald
Trump. But
was that in today's dollars himself
a lot of money
$550 million in taxes they should have under inheritance
tax rates. That Times reports Donald Trump helped his parents
undervalue real estate holdings by hundreds of millions of
dollars in IRS tax returns. The Times also reports Trump earned
$200,000 a year in today's dollars. And he's beginning of
the age,
it's annoying me to no end. And now the democracy now is doing
it. The only reason I can think for them to use this consistent
days dollars is because it just they want to inflate it. Yes,
and this is something that is not typically done. This is the
good of
doing it began, I think to inflate it on the one hand, and
draw attention to the numbers bigger numbers are getting more
attention. This is nuts. I mean, one of the things they they they
they don't this is like when during the Obama administration,
I mean, the guy never worked really in a business or a job or
get any skills like that. And, and they they make all these
assumptions. I think Amy Goodman is pretty much in the same boat.
For one thing, if you have a lot of money, although you don't
have to have a billion you can have one of these $14 million
apartment complexes, and I guess that makes you a billionaire.
You can give money to your children all throughout their
lives tax free. Yeah. It's what you do is supposed to do that
you give them you know, allowances you as much as you
can. Yeah. Because
at the end of your day, the government comes and takes it
away.
Yeah. So if you like keep giving it away, legally. What the
cheating going on here, if the jury is cheating, the IRS would
be all over
it. Listen, what they should be doing. Well, right on time. And
1127. What they shouldn't be reporting is there is there is
an America for everybody. And then America for the wealthy
buddies. And Trump is clearly a part of that. And I'll tell you
exactly what that difference one, one part of that
difference. The IRS code is pretty much all bull crap, just
to keep the slaves in check. If you have enough money to go and
sue the IRS, over very simple things that you will most likely
win. The problem is it costs you know, two $300,000 to get a
lawyer's and jury pool and all the rest is just slave control.
Guys like Trump and people like Bloomberg and Warren Buffett.
They don't have to play by the rules because they the IRS knows
and they don't play by the rules, because the actual rules
say that they can do this. Yeah, there are two Americans. Yeah,
it's it's completely completely okay and legal. Now, is it
disgusting that the little guy gets screwed? Yeah, of course it
is.
Well, if they make a story out of that, then oh, please doesn't
involve Trump
of three, with a salary that increased to a million dollars
year after Trump graduated college and to 5 million a year
when Trump was in his 40s. During the 2016 campaign, Trump
repeatedly portrayed himself as a self made billionaire whose
only Headstart was, quote, a small loan of a million dollars
from his dad,
which is
8 billion in today's dollars not been easy for me. It has not
been easy for me. And, you know, I started off in Brooklyn, my
father gave me a small loan of a million dollars, I came into
Manhattan, and I had to pay him back and I had to pay him back
with interest.
In fact, the New York Times reports, stuff stop. Now
what you actually pointed something out that I didn't
catch by now I did. In fact, when he got the so called
million dollar loan, in today's dollars, it probably would be
about eight, but they don't mention that, do they? But they
don't mention now because they want to go with the extremes. So
instead of saying in today's dollars when it came to that,
yeah, no, no, no, no, exactly. They that way they can
exaggerate the difference. It's called
biased reporting.
You think can happen.
And I had to pay him back and I had to pay him back with
interest.
In fact, the New York Times reports Fred Trump lent his son
Donald, at least $140 million and inflation adjusted dollars.
That was never repaid, as the new york times x plus a broke on
Tuesday.
No, that's really misleading. Because first she doesn't say
the million dollars is not for adjusted for today. And then she
says In fact, he lent him 140 million in today's dollars.
Well, how does that compare to the 1 million that you didn't
give us in today's dollars? It's pathetic. Really.
Kind of this is like so ridiculous. I mean, and this the
media in general is pulling this stunt in this today's dollars
thing. It's just part of it, but it goes today's show will I have
most of my clips today show some and Amy's I have a one of those
whipsaw clips from her that I've never noticed before because I
don't listen to Democracy Now that much. But I guess she's
into it to, you know, say one thing and then exemplify it with
something. It's got to do with it.
Yeah. Which one is this? Well, does that a clip over there?
Yeah, it was pretty much over. Yeah, let
it go. Okay. This will be. This is where it should say, the
switchback maybe it's the switchback, yes, switchback got
it. President Trump praise judge Cavanaugh and mocked his
accusers Tuesday. This is Trump Speaking to reporters outside
the White House.
While I say that it's a very scary time for young men in
America when you can be guilty of something that you may not be
guilty of. This is a very, very, is a very difficult time.
Shameless,
Shameless. He said nothing about the judge. And he said nothing
about money. He didn't mock anybody. And by the way, she
said he mocked his accusers. He did have a funny bit that he did
at his speech about the woman. About lipof Yeah, right. But
that that was an example of a switchback she, she says, Trump
did this and that and then she goes goes to the clip of Trump
who did neither of those things. He's just bitching and moaning
about the young men today getting screwed over by a false
accusations. So she's got she's, she's full of shit. This woman.
Yeah. Well, whoever's writing her story. Sorry, sorry. No,
that's okay. Well, this actually, this takes me into a
multi part series, unless you want to play what Trump said it
is rally
I would like to play because I thought, you know, he's
developing his stand up. Yeah, it's getting better. And it's
important because Fox no longer breaks life to him when he's
doing these, which means Hey, you know, your script is kind of
old and tired. He caught on to it two times. He wasn't aired,
boom, now he's doing stuff that they have to air again.
So yes, and he had, of course, she spent does play his whole
speeches,
Scott, Scott Adams made it an interesting observation on the
Joe Rogan show, which someone sent to me said, if you want to
make something addictive, then you can't deliver the same
outstanding product every single time. It has to be different so
that people are saying, Oh, well, it wasn't quite as good as
maybe it'll be this time. And then when you get one, then you
know, then boom, everything your your levels go through the roof,
like, oh, yeah, this is fantastic. And that's how you
addict someone, which is what Trump does, by the way.
Inadvertently, we do it on this show.
But we're naturally
naturals at the sucking sometimes. Yes. All right. But
so that's why you know, he's smart. He's, he's adding to his
routine. I agree.
Now, all of the all of the network said that trunk, and
they did it derisively. And he had Anna Eshoo, locally. I don't
have the clip of her bitching about this. Oh, he mocked that
porn. He mocked her. He mocked her as though he's like, I don't
know. I mean, I don't get what the point is. He's not really.
He's doing a shtick. And I think he's doing it well. And this is
him. Trump mocks for that that the speech
later Tuesday, President Trump mocked Dr. Christine Blasi Ford
during a campaign rally in Mississippi. Just days after he
had called her a very credible witness.
36 years ago, this happened. I had one beer. Right. I had one
beer. Well, do you think it was? No, there was one beer? Oh,
good. How did you get home? I don't remember. How did you get
there? I don't remember where is the place? I don't remember how
many years ago was it? I don't know. I don't know.
I don't know. But at the end that there was more to it. At
the end. He brings it back and says but I had one beer.
Yeah. Yeah, he did. He did wrap it around. It was very well
done. They didn't play that whole thing. Unfortunately, and
I don't have it, but yes, he did. I heard I heard it once.
Yes, it was very well done. And he does the build up. He does
the yelling louder. Louder. I don't know. I don't know. What
with the Audience applauding I mean, the guy is getting really
good at this.
There was a National Press Club show, which you may have seen at
least one clip from. That's the Kalb Report. And on the show was
Ted Koppel trying to cobble and Brian Stelter, the seltzer water
man from CNNs reliable sources. Also on the panel was some dude
from WaPo and Emily Rooney from WGBH Boston, and they're taught
well, here's how I think I'm going to do this. I'm going to
play the clip that pretty much everybody saw and I've learned
from doing this show for 111 in our 11th year now, that often
when there's a clip that's going viral and people are showing it,
you got to go and find the source material because A,
there's probably more to the clip than just that little meme
that floats around and be there may be a lot more in it. And I
think I struck some gold with this one. Ted Koppel pretty much
doing our job as media deconstructionist. And I'm going
to jump right into this and then later I'll go back to the
beginning to show you how sadly pathetic, it really is. But I
love what Kapil said here, they're talking about the press
and the president. And how, how just, you know, it's horrible to
have to be a journalist, and, you know, we're under fire and
we have to resist and he's a liar, and he tweets and all this
stuff. And then Ted Koppel drops this.
Oh, I think that we've left out a key word yet. Everybody here
keeps talking about ideology and politics. Money. Money, money,
money. Donald Trump has been Betty Betty good for baseball.
He has been wonderful for the industry. Your boss acknowledged
as much a number of number of months ago during the campaign,
Donald Trump. It was Les Moonves Moonves also acknowledged it,
but so did the head of CNN. But that means
that ratings are up. That means what
that oh, the ratings are up. It means you can't do without
Donald Trump. You would be lost without Donald Trump.
He says, No, that's
not true. CNN. You know, that's not true. Tad be in the toilet
without Donald Trump.
You know, that's not true. You're, you're playing for
laughs
You're playing for I realized Brian Stelter, I think that's
still super gay. He's like, you're just doing that for
cheap. laughs Ted,
you've lived through enough presidencies to know,
hold on the President's what were the ratings before Trump
and what are the ratings now?
I would say we might be up 20 We might be up 30% We might be up
40%. If we go back down 40%. That's okay, too. May not be
sure, no problem, Brian, keep saying that.
I reject the premise that these networks are making so much
money off of Trump and thus we benefit from that. Tell me for a
moment, if you will. Let's get away from CNN. All right,
sensitive subject. Let's go to MSNBC. Is there a moment of the
day when they are not focusing on Donald Trump or some
intimately related subject? It is essentially Oh, I know every
once in a while, you know, if the number of people who died in
Indonesia gets up to 1000, they'll give it a mention or a
term. But by and large, the only news that's covered program
after program after program
exactly. So it was fun to watch Brian Stelter, his face just
kind of melt away and make all these gaffes. So I go back and
watch this entire show and the premise of the show by itself
was such utter bull crap. It was a total head shaker here is the
intro to this show. Hello by the way. I cut out a ton of spaces
because this Kalb guy and Kapil they talk like this.
Yeah, they do a lot day use dramatic. Yeah.
Very dramatic.
Oh and welcome to the National Press Club and to another
edition of the Kalb Report. I'm Marvin Kalb, and our topic
tonight truth be told journalism in the age of Donald Trump. In
February 2017, three weeks after his inauguration, President
Trump called the press the enemy of the American people,
okay. Now he said February 2017. February, we're gonna come back
to that in a minute. But he said, press enemy of the people.
If truth be told our mission tonight, I was stunned, stunned.
He was the first leader of a democracy to call the press, an
enemy of the people. Up to this time, only the dictators of the
20th century Hitler of Germany, Stalin of the Soviet Union, had
used that loaded phrase, I was left wondering, why would trump
choose to join such unsavory company?
Like he made a decision? I think I shall become a dictator. I
want to join these guys. What
did he have in mind? What was his strategy? And for a
journalist equally important, how should one cover a
president, so indifferent to historical Fact. And so free and
easy with truth. no easy task.
So we know that that is not what the President said. But this
guy, you know, someone wrote it down for maybe he researched it
February Trump's Oh my God. He said, The press is the enemy of
the people. And Trump addressed this grievance three days after
he said, The Fake news is the enemy of the people. And I got
the clip for us. And I want you
all to know that we are fighting the fake news. It's fake, phony
fake.
A few days ago, I called the fake news, the enemy of the
people, and they are they are the enemy of the people. Because
they have no sources, they just make them up. When there are
none. They're very dishonest people. In fact, in covering my
comments, the dishonest media did not explain that I called
the fake news, the enemy of the people, the fake news, they
dropped off the word fake. And all of a sudden, the story
became the media is the enemy. They take the word fake out. And
now I'm saying Oh, no, this is no good, but that's the way they
are. So I'm not against the media.
Anyway, so he No, that's not what
he said the whole way. That by the way, is an excellent clip to
keep it ready because this kind of thing just continues to
propagate. And now you have you know, Marvin Kalb, a very famous
old you know, retired journalist, throwing it out
there again, and that's it. It's bull crap, this is very poor.
This is very poor. They're just proving the point.
That's what was so amazing, those couple of things, but that
was so mind boggling to me is you didn't even get the quote
right. And you didn't even get the media but you moved it to
press. So it's it's it's mind boggling to move
that media to prayer. What do you
fake news to media is the enemy to the press is the enemy of the
people. Yeah. Which is never said we have a saying in the
Netherlands also soon past tracking them on. If the shoe
fits, you will put it on. So maybe that's what's going on
here. Yeah, that's us. We're fake. Oh, it's me. It's the
press. I can't explain it any other way?
Yes. Sounds like a good explanation is any.
Now Kapil is very switched on and he mentions things that I'm
I have a feeling that the panel would never even maybe thought
about to us. Very obvious.
What is your underlying fear about this collusion between
President and press?
Well, let me tell you a little anecdote, which, as our old
friend Henry Kissinger, like to say, has the additional
advantage of being true. In Cleveland, the day that he was
nominated, I sat down with Donald Trump. I had known Donald
Trump for about 20 years. And in the course of that interview, he
said to me, you know, Ted, I don't need you guys anymore. You
guys in the press? He said, I've got I think at that time, it was
18 million followers on Twitter. And perhaps at that point, 12
million followers on Facebook, those numbers have
expanded to about 53. Huge.
You said I don't need you guys. I can I can contact my people
directly. communicate with them directly. That's part of our
problem. The other part of our problem is the internet, which
because it gives access to anyone with an iPhone or a
laptop computer requires far less experienced than any of the
panelists who have up here. It's like
I'm watching this in slow motion. Wait a minute. Now I
know what happened. Internet. My goodness. So there's more back
and forth about the media's image I'm going to skip that
clip. Oh, at a certain point of very rude question. Very rude.
We have a number of oral doctors known as dentists who, who
listened to this program. Now oral hygiene is incredibly nice.
I think we have Dukes, even oral hygiene is incredibly important
to your overall well being and health every day. Let's mark
them
Do you think they should go into journalism? Who will be
Yeah, so it's about the young people who are attending this
this farce? Do you think
they should go into journalism or become dentists? What? Fuck
yeah.
If I go back to your Richard C hotlink, quote, get it straight
become journalists, but be professional journalists. I hate
the self depiction of some of our colleagues as being part of
the resistance. No, we're not. We're journalists. And that
means gathering the facts and conveying them as accurately as
we can. Sometimes that will be hypercritical, but we got to
do your job. last clip, kind of backs this up with a nice
anecdote. And this is kind of his his advice to today's
journos.
In the old days, we were the gatekeepers. That was a term
that a behavioral scientist by the name of Wilbur Schramm
coined many, many years ago. To get to the public, you had to go
through Marvin cow, or Walter Cronkite, or Chet Huntley, and
David Brinkley. And you only had the three networks, right, that
made a huge difference. Another quick story, I got a call about
30 years ago, from a New York Times reporter. Now actually, I
called him because I wanted him to come on as a guest on
Nightline. And he went to check with the then executive editor
of the New York Times, fella by the name of Abe Rosenthal, old
friend of yours. And he called me back later and he said, I'll
tell you what he said. He said you want to go on copy this
program, you go right ahead. Only don't come back to the New
York Times, boom. His point being twofold. One you work for
the times. And that's all I want you to do. And to Kapil is going
to ask you a lot of provocative questions. And I don't want my
New York Times reporters expressing opinions. Well, then
days is long past. From morning, Joe to Rachel at night on CNN on
MSNBC. The spear carriers are there from the New York Times
from the Washington Post. And they are trying very, very hard
to be what they are. First rate objective reporters, but, but
when you are in the presence of Joe and Mika Brzezinski in the
morning, and you are on that program, we're quite clearly the
agenda is anti Trump from start to finish. If you appear on that
program, and you sit on that desk, morning, after morning
after morning, the public is going to identify you as being
anti Trump, and you can do the best you possibly can to be an
objective reporter when you're doing your stories for the
times, and people aren't going to believe you.
I think Ted is due for a hashtag me too moment. To Be careful
that Ted, I'd be careful and speaking that truth to power,
bro. Very, very dangerous. Very dangerous.
But he's dead on. Yeah, of course, those assholes up there
and they were paying no attention to him. No,
no, of course not
gonna they're saying well, you know, the Ted's an old man, you
know, he's thinks differently. He knows Trump personally. He's
trying to defend his friend. Yeah. Well, is that the
resistance? So is
that it? They're friendly. Is, is Kapil he's got him. Surely
he's left.
Oh, yeah. He's love. He's known Trump forever.
Yeah. Well, most people in the press around New York have known
Trump forever. Yeah, they just never picked up on his Nazi
stuff. Strange
till now. strange.
Very strange. I don't understand
how he's putting himself into it. Stalin and Hitler are vain
caliber said.
Wow. Ah.
Well, so I met up with the one of these low and secretive
Republican gatherings on Friday. I mentioned this. I was gonna go
to Judas. No, you didn't tell me this? Yes. I told you. I did not
on the show. It was a couple of weeks ago when I told you it was
after the show. Oh, was
it that didn't happen on the show? It didn't happen.
Nevermind, I agree. So I went to this thing. And it was
interesting, because there was, can you tell us what the thing
was, I mean, who was just one of these little mid kid good
cocktails with conservatives was the name of that's what it was.
So I said, Well, I'll go to this thing. And so because I wanted
to see what was going on with they were probably California
Republicans are pathetic. They all of them were in the room, no
doubt. Pretty much the whole all of the California Republicans
were there. And it was like one guy's a professor He teaches
public speaking at some college you wouldn't say which. Because
he was.
Did y'all have badges with your name blacked out just the first
name. Was your name, Earl? Did you tell people you were a
podcaster? It
was like everybody. Yes, I did. And like everybody's and you
know, they said people don't realize that pipe while we're
podcasters sit on the pecking order. But they Yeah. Oh, you're
a podcaster. Oh, that's him. The point is, is that everybody
seems to be freaked out. They can't bring they can't say
anything that they they can't say anything. In public and Lex
they're in Leicester amongst fellow travelers, because they
get called out and yelled at and get accused of this and that and
potential losing their jobs, especially in the Silicon Valley
area. It's really pathetic, how they've been how they've been
how anybody who's not a Hillary supporter has been silenced in
California, right. Even though this is a couple of said, well,
I put a i
I'm sorry, I would go even further. I would say even just
saying you're conservative, a conservative or republican I'm
sure it is just not Donald Calif. And it's,
but it's like it's so accepted to just to keep these people
speaking up. So they never speak up. They just don't they just,
which is what we recommend on the show, by the way, if you
haven't noticed, in some environments, you did just shut
up because you're nuts to do anything else. Because the
radicals have pretty much hold the reins of control when it
comes to free speech. But, you know, it was interesting. So it
would
well, this is a dud. It was a dud, what came out of it. And if
anything certain surely something came out of it.
Yeah, I found out I didn't know this, but I should have known
it. We had a representative from the RNC there. And he's talking
about that we have a bill in California to repeal a
ridiculous gas tax that was just thrown up that did the governor
says we were running out of money because we got so much
corruption in California, we have just put another 10 cents
on every gallon of gas that'll help. And and so in some ways,
no, no, this is ridiculous. You keep taxing gas is too high. The
gas is too high. So let's put a repeal the gas tax, which is
proposition six. So yes, on six repeals the gas tax, but I was
looking over my ballot. And when you read the yes on six, enter
information in the ballot, it says, voting for this will
destroy the roads and freeways of California.
Why? How does it Yeah, that makes no sense. I'm
just what I said. And the guy says, Oh, yes. The Lieutenant
Governor, the guy who writes I think it's Lieutenant government
who writes these. He's the guy who writes these things on the
on he's the one who writes up the way it's presented on the
ballot. So he writes it up for the benefit of the state the
coffers by making it sound very negative. If you vote yes, on
six,
well, not that that's not just a little negative, it sounded like
fire and Fury
X, okay. And the next year, I'm gonna bring the ballot up and
I'll read it. I'll read the way it's written. Cuz I do have it
downstairs. But it's like, I didn't realize that that's how
it was done. I thought it was there was a committee I thought
it was a little more fair, but apparently it's not. One of my
thinking,
well, things are getting fair in California, very, very fair,
especially for women.
California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill into law Sunday,
requiring that publicly held corporations headquartered in
the state include women on their boards. This law is the first of
its kind in the US. And we've got Jenna McGregor to talk about
it. She covers corporate governance for The Washington
Post. When Governor Jerry Brown was talking about this, he
referred to recent events in Washington and you wrote about
the Brett Kavanaugh hearings in the Senate Judiciary Committee,
and sort of the appearance of having a female prosecutor there
in the room. How much of this is about appearance and how much is
about change in corporate governance,
as by the way is NPR always ready to put in a Trump dig?
Well, I have seen the same question of whether he is trying
to make a statement particularly this week, although this was the
deadline end of September for deciding to sign it into law is
a way of making a statement of what the country has been
engaged in a major national conversation about the issue of
whether having more women on the board has any impact is a good
question. There is a lot of research shows it does have a
good impact that it leads to either higher returns or better
decision making or better price mergers.
Sounds pretty solid to me that background research So,
yeah, the question is, how do you do it? Do you actually
require them to do it? Do you have incentives for them to do
it? Do you do it through kind of public shaming? And so what it
what is the best approach to getting more diversity on the
board? Or getting more diversity in a room full of any decision
makers? Ah,
key point there, because that'll be next key point. This is for
board. And as she said, right there WaPo. About just equal
women men for any room of decision makers. Any room, this
is it, I can see this happening. Well, it's like a Vonnegut
types. Do
they have any any provisions for this? And I know there's a
couple of companies in California that brag about being
all women, women CEO, Oh, how about HuffPo? When is that?
Fine? That's okay. Yes. Yeah.
Well, this is where you live. And that was not the only drive.
This is another wedge between business and they've been this
this state government, it just make companies just going to
incorporate in Delaware where they don't want to do any of
this stuff. I wouldn't.
But if you're operating in California, I'm sure you have to
adhere to it. Whether you're whether you're a company,
or whether you're Incorporated. I mean, every Amazon's operating
in California, everyone's lot of people operate in California
doesn't mean that they that they have to have women on their
boards. It's because they will they will they will they can try
their stock. It's illegal.
There'll be shamed. What is illegal. This is
unconstitutional.
Tell people what you know, you can have quotas like that on a
board of a company public or not, as far as I can tell, by
the by this be struck down by the Supreme Court, especially
once Cavanaugh against him. Okay, Johnson, we're down
because he hates women.
Right. That's why he'll do it. Your net neutrality law also
passed. And I will remind everyone, John and I are against
the idea of net neutrality. And it's it's a lot of different
reasons. It's a misunderstood position. But it is absolutely
true that all net neutrality regulations and rules, including
those in California include the language that an ISP may block
any unlawful traffic, or unlawful content.
Yeah, torrents Hello, torrents,
all that goes away had Bitcoin? All kinds of things? Well, yeah,
I think Taurus would be the first torrents would be the
first to go, but also unlawful content. So there's a lot of
blocking that could happen. And the prioritization thing is bull
crap. As you pointed out, many times, you definitely want
telemedicine to have some type of prioritization at certain
moments, but no, but this report from NPR is exquisite. Remind us
what net neutrality is and what impact this California law if
implemented, would have on ordinary people going online?
Right, the overarching question of what neutrality is how much
power your internet providers should have over your internet
experience. So typically, when people talk about net
neutrality, they mean regulations like no blocking of
whatever website you want to visit that internet providers
should not be able to slow down and app that you're visiting?
Oh, I'm visiting an app to date to tell you how to Grandma other
elements sometimes
losing an app?
Well, this is the level of NPR technology reporting. And she's
telling us, this is what it's about, you know, so so they
can't slow down your connection or your app
services. Other elements sometimes include things like
zero rating, which is a deal, where Verizon might give you
streaming of Hulu, that doesn't count toward your data
restrictions, but then count Netflix store data, just
restrictions and these are all rules that California put into
place. They they banned all these things, ban them,
I tell you ban them.
Sounds like they banned wherever they ban is for the benefit of
so we can make sure to get our streaming,
right. Well, we all know who this really benefits and
benefits google it benefits Facebook, Twitter, Apple to an
extent it benefits those guys. Let's see if she brings that up.
Before the Trump administration repealed the net neutrality
rules. There was a really vocal campaign by activist trying to
get the FCC not to take this step. Now that California has
gone this route, what has the reaction been?
Well, California was indeed sort of reacting to the massive
liberal wave of activism and online activism that prompted
the writing of these rules. You know, the battle lines have been
drawn for a while on the net neutrality debate. And then
there's still the same on the one hand, you've got internet
companies, especially smaller ones like et Cie, or video
streaming company, Vimeo, saying that these rules are critical
for them to be able to compete against the bigger companies. On
the other side, you can Got the telecom providers, your 18 T,
your verizon, your Comcast, that have been pushed in California
to not put Net Neutrality rules into place, and are expected to
sue California as well. Yeah, this
way Amazon taxpayers money gonna get sued.
Now let's add Amazon Netflix, let's add all of that those guys
don't want to have to pay extra that's what this is about. But
no, it's about little guys don't want to get screwed now please,
I want to mention something here, which is part of my
ongoing argument which we sometimes forget to mention.
Ever since the internet showed up in the late 80s. And then
when it became very popular, starting with the browser and
the World Wide Web, there was this constant cry, and you
remember this, oh my god, we can't let the government ever
step foot and get there to screw things up. Don't let the
government come in with their regulations, net neutrality
issues are all about giving the government the power to come in
and screw things up. Which is what they've been they were
bitching about all the extra superstars. Were doing nothing
but moaning and groaning about the possibility of the
government coming in and screwing things up with the
internet but now they're inviting it
Hello I'd love when you get mad
it's just uh, you see this happen? And you go you guys were
thinking the other way just a few years ago for pretty good
reasons. And now you're inviting it who How did you get? here's
the here's what I would ask. How did you all get suckered by this
net neutrality nonsense. How did that happen? You say you all who
you're talking to the all the people out there all big gung ho
net neutrality. You know,
I can tell I can tell you how that happened. The biggest
lobbying group outside of pharmaceutical in DC is Silicon
Valley led mainly by you know, Google, I'd say is the most
sophisticated, but they all have their lobbying arm they all it
sexy, they get they got stars, they got all kinds of stuff.
They got storylines, they got cameos, though it's all sexy,
sexy, sexy. And those are the guys who just lobby the crap out
of it. And they create all these little nonprofits all these stop
net neutrality all get about 800 $900,000 A year from Google.
And sorrows. Probably I'll just throw it in there because it
sounds good. But Google for sure. And from Facebook, and
it's their job to go out and make you afraid, oh, it could
just it's not that hard to believe. But it's without
critical thinking or without knowledge of how shit works, how
peering works, what, what actually the Netflix controversy
was about? None of that background is given anymore. So
it's just a lack of knowledge and playing to people's fear.
Oh, oh, my Netflix. That'd be buffering. That's the main
thing. By the way. There's there's reports now that because
there are so many streaming services that have Yeah, I know,
that all have separate requirements for Amazon
streaming, that's the only one you can do ala carte with most
things if you want to, which I do, like, I like saying, Oh,
this is 199 Yeah, that's worth it. To me, this is good value
for whatever that one episode is. But because it's the big
stuff that comes out, you have to have either an Amazon account
or you have to have a Netflix account, or you have to have a
Hulu account or Roku is now in the game. You know, all these
different services. So torrents are on the rise again. It's
become what works so well with Netflix and to an to an extent
with Amazon. Now they're eating themselves again because
everyone's got a you know, an exclusive on House of Cards. You
know, you just can't get it if you're only an Amazon person. So
they're forcing people back into illegality. Yeah, yeah, I can
see that makes sense. Now may not be may not matter to them.
But that's something that net neutrality will take care of.
Don't you worry.
Listeners, we're talking about tech news. I did have one tech
news thing. Yeah, there's this this is a peculiarity listen to
this presentation is from Bloomberg News, Bloomberg News.
Tell me what how this makes any sense to anybody but we're just
a Microsoft clip. Microsoft says it has thwarted an
attempt by hackers tied to the Russian military to disrupt the
US midterm elections. The company's digital crimes unit
shut down six web domains meant to mimic sites victims might
expect to get email from or visit like Senate dot group.
Microsoft said it's sifting through evidence of the group's
intentions after getting a court order to take over those
domains.
I didn't know Understand that story at all.
You didn't understand what that press I want to I want to listen
to it again. Microsoft says it has thwarted an attempt by
hackers tied to the Russian military to disrupt the US
midterm elections.
Now she's saying, hackers from the Russian military.
Microsoft has thwarted. Yeah, Microsoft somehow
says it has thwarted an attempt by hackers tied to the Russian
military tied
to the out just what they're tied with shoelaces are tied to
the Russian military to
disrupt the US midterm elections. The company's digital
crimes unit shut down six web domains meant to mimic sites
victims might expect to get email from or visit, like Senate
dot group. Microsoft said it's sifting through evidence of the
group's intentions after getting a court order to take over those
domains. Oh, okay.
Wow. So if I understand correctly, this is this is
something this is a problem. You think this is a real problem. So
if there were phishing domains, which would probably be like
Microsoft with a two T's instead of an F T, at the end, I'll just
give an example. Toby email from this support@microsoft.com. And
that could be you know, phishing email. So they went to the
authorities and said, Hey, these guys are tied to the Russians.
So just change the DNS to our DNS servers. I guess.
This was horrible go over the domain somehow.
That can only be done through registration DNS. That's what
I'm saying. So well, that's crazy. So so they must have I
want to know, this. This warrants a lot of research. I
was thinking
that same thing. This is something up with this. This is
actually an interesting story that needs to be explored.
But this is something this is something for our dudes named
Ben, because of the way you know, the networks. And didn't
we just give all that to? To the some the IETF. One of those. The
telecom union, this is a while ago.
Yeah. The UTA or
whatever it is. Yeah, that Yeah, exactly. The UTA Uta. So I don't
know, I want
it because this is a very sketchy situation, but not too
fast, very poor presentation. But here's what here's the
here's what's going on or somebody that you get to pay
money to. Someone could
just come along and say that curry.com, you know, that could
be used instead of my big company curries, the electronic
store in the UK chain, quite a big chain. Yeah. Yeah. We're
very worried about this email that we saw floating around, you
know, and there was a phishing email. So I like give him give
his DNA, which I've had for 35 years, give his DNS over to us.
Dudes named Ben, configure this one out. This is very, very bad.
That's the one thing you've got on the internet. The one piece
that really is supposed to kind of be neutral is DNS.
Yeah, well, that will last No, no,
please. Whatever you do, do not send me a million alternatives
for DNS. I know.
Useless, you should host
your own. No, we can do it in the cloud your
own. We have plus hash space DNS,
DNS sec. Yeah, I'm quite aware. Yeah. We still have to stop
this. This has to stop. Oh, I know blockchain DNS. There we
go. That'll fix it. Let's do it. Well, since we're doing tech
news in the mainstream media, regarding the Russians, the
Russians who by the way, apparently were responsible for
all the negative press about the Star Wars movie, that was a dud,
I'm sure you saw those stories.
You did? Which movie talking about solo? Yeah.
I saw the movie, by the way. Yeah,
because we have a couple of I think a couple of our people,
our producers that work on the staff there. I think that did
some of the art and some of the things for that movie. And they
spoke fondly of it. So I decided to watch it.
And it's terrible.
It's a terrible movie. Worrying and it doesn't make any sense.
It is a WHO CARES movie, whatever this whatever happened
is so low in those early days. You know, it's just boring. It's
dumb. And it would go
on so from the Hollywood Reporter Star Wars The Last Jedi
negative buzz amplified by Russia.
Last Last Jedi I'm sorry, I talked about Yeah, it was not
solar. So I don't know. She talked about The Last Jedi when
I saw it. If you remember on this show. I said I don't
understand why it got so much positive reviews. It made no
sense. It was completely off the rails 90% of the time. It get
this storyline was full of holes. It was dumb.
There was an academic paper that found that half of the criticism
aimed at director Rian Johnson was politically motivated the
paper titled weaponizing the haters The Last Jedi and the
strategic politicization of pop culture through social media
manipulation examines the online response to 27 teams last Jedi,
a movie that has come to be considered controversial amongst
the larger fan base of the franchise because
the movie stinks. It's got nothing to do with the director
and everyone hating him sure,
but it was amplified online by Russian trolls. Oh brother, that
report that
will leave it because they do online activity for that movie
when it came out was all positive.
Here is the latest Russian trolled hacking link to varve
whatever from New Zealand. And the kicker is at the end when
the world
anti doping agency was hacked after investigating Russian
athletes in 2016. Watch fingers pointed to Russia. Now there's
evidence it was to blame. And in a rare move New Zealand's spy
agency is speaking out.
What we've seen here is Russian military intelligence,
undertaking quite malicious and deliberate cyber activity. There
are
three other examples too, including evidence Russia hacked
and leaked emails from the Democrats during the US election
in 2016. It's taken years for the GCSB to gather this
evidence, but it hasn't been acting alone. It's been working
with other five eye partners, Australia, the US, the UK and
Canada. And the release of these findings has been coordinated to
put pressure on Russia, our prime minister joining her
Australian counterpart and condemning the attacks Edison
international community, we call out those who aren't following
the international rulebook. And here's an example of this. New
Zealand hasn't been affected by these attacks. But the GCSB says
we can't relax
we've certainly seen evidence of the same actor scanning New
Zealand networks looking for vulnerabilities.
Another port scan brought to you in a minute and a half of
breaking news about Russian trolls bragging
Fortunately, we have been able to identify and disrupt that
activity before it's caused destruction
oh the port scanning was going to cause destruction we were
able to interrupt it
oh my kidding me. Causing just and this
is the GSC GCSB This is the spooks of New Zealand The Five
Eyes making a big story about port scanning oh my goodness
it's dish
despicable the public lapse this crap up is beyond me.
Well, it's lack of knowledge everything's a glitch Come on.
There's no reporting
this was better to keep the public dumb and stupid I guess
well,
with this kind of reporting is working out just fine. You the
last of the true reporters now wiped from the tech press
universe. Hey, man, Seymour. Hersh. Not bad to be in that
company. And just for that, I'd like to thank you for your
courage you the man who put the SI and mac and cheese John C.
Dvorak.
Oh, in the morning, you Mr. Adam curry and also in the morning
all the boots on the ground, feet in the air subs in the
water, feet in the air as boots on the ground and all the dames
tonight's out there
in the morning to our troll room. Got some actual trolls in
there today. Space Force. Yeah, some choose some trolls in there
very good trolls. That's no budget No. Too much fun. No
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Along with some transcripts and all kinds of good stuff, it's
the show notes continues to be an additional resource that you
get gratis along with the show. I want to say in the morning to
Illuminati no sooner had she heard us talking about or on the
previous show. Then she created a piece of art that was the one
we just had to choose. This was episode 1073, booth 11. The
title of that and, and this was a man, this was a very nice
piece. There were a lot of lemon goofing pieces of art. That just
we're finding that much funny for us but and also we tend not
to use art and title in the same theme.
Yes, we have a couple of rules you should know. Unfortunately
can't. You can't read the title. If we use something at the very
beginning of the show, which you can't hear until we produce the
show. Or if we use us Don't think at the very end of the
show, which you really might hear. But he's already too late
to get the art in, generally speaking, and he has our
pictures on a desk no good. And if it's going to be the art will
supersede the title that is very common If art is got that kind
of our idea of what the title is going to be, but the arts better
than it's so good that we have to pick the art, we have to come
up with another title.
Yeah, actually, I would say that we always pick art first. Yeah,
art
comes first in title. Yeah.
But sometimes be like, Oh, if we pick that art, we can't use that
title I had in mind.
Dead happens. And sometimes we bumped the art, but only if
there's a really good piece of art to back it up.
As you can tell, there's a lot of work that goes into the post
production. We have
to sit here as we twiddle our thumbs and make these massive
decisions.
Yes, so Illuminati made a nice piece, it was the Godfather type
font type, white on black background. And this was the
monkey, the monkey pox that we all have to be very afraid of.
And it was, you know, a silhouette figure of a monkey
attacking a person. It had something really funny about
it. It was just kind of odd. Were oddly amusing. Yeah, but
there were lots of good pieces. You
can use one of the newsletter I saw the It's all lies. Yeah, I
liked that piece. You know, you had two paragraphs doubled in
the newsletter for some reason. Anyone mentioned that?
Nobody mentioned it, of course. eBay. Did that does happen. And
now tell you why. Well, I won't tell you why. It's it's a
mechanical thing. It shouldn't have happened. No, it's okay.
I'm just residential, Richard. Well, I'm
really surprised that no one mentions it is
shouting anybody cares about the newsletter? I care. I mean,
they've you know, sometimes they'll read some of the essays
once in a while, like five people will do that. And I write
the making this newsletter. Five, talking, I had the picture
of Trump Fred Trump's I had the whole
thing. Fred Trump's house and everything's
a little shack. You know, I mean, the whole thing about Fred
Trump being a billionaire Empire, the Fred Trump Empire
The New York in today's
dollars
is just bullcrap. I mean, anybody that laughs that up is
extremely stupid. Yeah. All right. Well, let's start to
think and some people we have one executive producer which is
ironic since I've put his special executive producer idea
into the newsletter nobody picked up on it. We've been
coming short with our executive producers. For some reason we
get a lot of associates so today we get one executive producers
get net really nothing to do with the newsletter or anything
else. This is Serrana Miss of dog Patrick comes in every month
sir
anonymous. I mean, does he doesn't want titles right?
Besides just sir he got he's got
his serenity. I know he'd be a Duke by now. I'm pretty sure he
was a Dog Patch and lower Slavia he just wants to have his
locations specified for some reason. And he makes it clear on
this note from Surah animus as a part of my nightly duty I hosted
a meet up in lower Slavia and pass the hat to fund something
special as an engagement gift for Adam and to bridge the loss
of income for John. Oh how sweet. I ended up with a hat
filled with seashells and beaded necklaces post one smooth and
polish stone. Next, Next travelled to Dog Patch to do the
same thing and the meetup quickly became a drink up. It
was Dogpatch after all, taking advantage of the situation. I
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I liked the idea the way it works.
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from the TPO podcast. Yeah, this is our guy.
Now what's the name of that podcast? Cuz somebody asked TPO
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humbled.
Holy moly. You're gonna say that again.
I'm humbled. I'm, you know, I'm humbled. I'm home. This is a
this is a professional. This is a guy who I've worked with and I
think is good.
Oh, he's one of your old drinking buddies. From the
pirate radio days a running buddy.
From the pirate radio days.
Oh, no. How old is he?
Oh my age. Maybe? Maybe he's just 50 and a little under
watching be 40 Now I can't be he can't be my he can't be more
than three four years younger than me. You may be older I
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do you want to mention here that we need to do name band? Yeah,
we do. Actually. November's second. John, I will be
interviewing a I would say a a level artist. Person
and put it that way. person name artist.
See I'm trying to confuse them and then you'd like kind of
Yeah, but okay. In a level person. You're right. You're
right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're
right.
And a level person in New York City. Just like when I
interviewed botanic we need a dude named Ben or dudette named
Bernadette, who understands audio has a microphone with
either appropriate setup with Skype or processing with a
laptop. You know, we'll set everything up. We need to test
it first. Someone who's in the area who can go be on the
production end. So a true Manhattan in Manhattan a true
production job, which I think includes another credit as well.
Yeah, that includes credit lines of credit that includes a credit
on the show, which I think we did that for. Yeah, we did. We
did the thing in Florida. So November 2, if you're in New
York City, and you really know how to do this, and you've done
mics, and you've done a pot. Day you podcaster you Manhattan,
November 2, give us a call.
You'll Yeah, we I decided not to mention who this is going to be.
But I can't figure out why I shouldn't tell you, but I'll
think about it. Maybe you mentioned but you would like to
meet this guy.
Yeah. And it'd be fantastic to listen to. Well, hopefully, I
think so.
Your new book coming out. And that's kind of the tie in that
didn't let you do these things out. Let
me ease us into Kavanaugh for a second without playing anything
from Kavanaugh but Lindsey Graham, who now everyone of
course has noticed how her lens lenses perked up. And he's He's
found his voice. I would actually say Lindsey 2020. Think
about it.
Well, he did want want to be president this time. And maybe
he's working. He's learned a lot from Trump. He has
and I will prove it as he was on. I don't know some
free to do that. I have a clip I want to play while
I was a member. Remember I said it was going to ease us into it
will ease us into it because this is one of the things you
pointed out in the last show, which is well, he is maybe
running for president. The gay jokes.
Oh, yeah. About Lindsey Graham. Yeah. And this more people are
starting to see this. But it's it's everywhere. I've seen
collages of everybody making fun of girls Lindsey Graham with a
gay joke.
But here's Jimmy Kimmel. The Republican senators put on quite
a show of fabricated outrage today in particular Lindsey
Graham. Once Dr. Ford was safely out of the room, Lindsey Graham
really laid down the law. He warned Democrats that if this is
the new normal, this is the way it's gonna go. They better watch
out for their Supreme Court nominees. As if Merrick Garland
isn't out there somewhere judging a dog show right now.
And once he got some camera time, somebody must have told
Lindsey Graham Donald Trump was watching because he lit up like
someone left a thumbtack on Liberace his piano bench. No.
or other? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, brother. I'd say the same thing.
So next time someone talks about the LGBTQ community, which of
course should be LGBTQ Qi APK you sound Buzz off. There's no
community. That's nasty. Yeah, the thing is, everyone there
tone deaf to it. Everyone who's doing this know it's hilarious.
I just don't like how can you not see what you're okay. Remind
me to come back to this after this Lindsey Graham thing
because there was another tone deaf moment in the UK. So
Lindsey Graham's on some damn show. And let's see what is this
first when he comes out? He? Oh, yes. No, he needs a little work.
He can't just the timing is off. I didn't quite hit it with the
punch line. But he did something pretty interesting when it was
talking about Judge Kavanaugh, and in this case comparison to
things that have happened in the past. I
apologize if the President is listening to you right now,
because he watches a lot
of delegates.
If he's listening right now, what would you say to him about
his performance last night in which He disparaged the person
who's alleging that she was a victim of sexual assault by a
Supreme Court nominee?
I said, Hey, I can figure this out. Everything he said was
factual. He's frustrated, his nominee has been treated. So
shows a personal degrading attack on someone. Well, you
know, I would say this, you know, here's
what's personally degrading. This is what you get when you go
to a trailer park with the $100. Bill.
This is what you get when you go through a trailer park with $100
Bill, which of course the audience would
see that
this has happened. That's actually a reference to
something somebody said in James Carville.
See, this is where he screwed it up. It was a great trap. It was
a great idea, because that's actually what James Carville
said about was Paul Jones.
Yeah, I think as Paula Jones or one of the other women that
Clinton,
he said, This is what you get when you run through a trailer
park with $100 Bill, and you the audience like Oh, but then
Lindsey couldn't pay it off by saying, Yeah, that's what James
Carville said about Paul Jones, Bill Clinton.
But he's getting there. Well, at least he's, he might have a
writer.
Yeah. But he's Yeah. But you got to have delivery. You gotta have
time. He's
a coach. He needs a coach. He needs a writer and a coach.
Yeah. It doesn't take a genius to do this sort of material.
No, it doesn't, but it he's close. Here's one other piece
from this. So President
Trump went through a factual condition that I didn't
particularly like and I will tell him knock it off. You're
not helped knock it off Trump. But it can be worse. You can
actually kill somebody's cat and puncture their tires to get him
to shut up. So
you know what he said? I don't even understand what that means.
Well,
you don't remember Kathleen Willie and Juanita Broderick. So
you don't I do. I don't
remember the thing about the cat. But But what's the point?
The point is that Donald Trump could have said something even
worse. So
the point is that we've come a long way. We've come a long way.
It's not.
It's fine. It's no wait a minute.
Whether you like it or not, I really don't care. Here's the
point. I have seen what happened to these women. In 1998. They
came forward. I don't like what the President said last night.
I'm the first person to say I want to hear from Dr. Ford. I
thought she was handled respectfully. I thought
Kavanaugh was treated like crap. Yeah, well bow yourself.
Well, Boo yourself. Okay. Here's the only coaching Lindsey Graham
needs.
Hold on. Hold on. Who was who who was interviewing him?
That was at the Atlantic Council. I think one of those
stage things they video and put
on Okay. All right. There it is. I just went it was on a TV show.
Well, doesn't matter anymore. If it
doesn't. I just want to know who it was because it was kind of a
douche.
So here's my advice for Lindsay. It kind of just hit me. And if
he really wants it bad enough, even if you're not just come out
as gay, man, America's first gay president. Fantastic. And he can
do that. Oh, yeah. Well, booty you. I mean, can you just
imagine that? How cool that would be? Well, I
don't think you'd be America's first gay president. He is
the first openly gay running on gay platform President
you'd be the third gay president.
I'm just saying it's you know maybe he should he should try if
he's not gay should give it a shot. This this is not it's not
a bad strategy.
He should get the gay vote you think but you know the way
things go? Because he's not a Democrat gay Democrats and think
that.
Oh, yes. Bad gay. Yeah, you're right. It's wrong. Wrong kind of
gay. Well, I still think it's a great idea because he's got the
he's he's got the fire. You know, he's like, Well, moody.
You
too, is finally getting it. Yeah, he's finally got his
backbone
needs and you say to Trump, you say Hey, cut it out. Pres. I
like him. I think he's got something going for him.
He's definitely better than he was a year ago.
Yeah, well, yet sometimes this happens, you know, when? After
McCain passed away, then his mentor. Yeah, it was time for
him to see before he could snatch the pebbles from his
hand. He spread his wings and flew away. He is the new
Maverick.
Or Maverick.
Well, I got it. Well, let's see what else we got here. I have a
couple of
I got a couple of these. I do have I do have the Democracy Now
this little thing about this letter that showed up that Kevin
or suppose he wrote I don't have a lot of Kavanaugh clips.
So you remember I led you into the Cavanaugh with my Lindsey
Graham. That was the whole
idea. The whole Cavanaugh thing is kind of like crapped out, it
seems at this
point, because of the stupid that Do you think maybe Trump
reinserted that story into the New York Times? Just to get
everyone talking about something else? It was so
no way. No, that I think that was a mistake doing that story.
Yeah. Trump's about Fred Trump the billionaire Empire guy.
Yeah. I think that was mis timed. I think he could have
held off I think there was just done to hurt Trump in the
election or hurt the candidates run. You know that were
Republicans. That Republican thing that was dumb. It didn't
work as dumb as the only one I have for for cabina. This kind
of newest is letter to suppose that letter. This is the f f f
Bart letters, some funny lines in it by the wisdom clippable is
in here. I should I showed a couple of these lawyers for
another Kavanaugh accuser, Debbie Ramirez said Tuesday, the
FBI had not interviewed another 20 Witnesses Ramirez has
identified meanwhile, the New York Times published a letter
Kavanaugh wrote to his high school classmates in the summer
of 1983 as he planned to beach week celebration on Maryland's
coast. The letter which Kavanaugh signed FFF, FFF, Bart
urges the classmates to quote warn the neighbors that were
loud obnoxious drunks with prolific puke errs among us,
unquote. Kavanaugh was 18. At the time Maryland had just
raised his its drinking age to 21 he signed the letter Bart not
Brett. Bart o Kavanaugh is the name that his friend Mark judge
used in his book wasted
good work Nancy Drew.
f f f f Bart. That's the kind of a name is that?
Well, ffs The whole fff thing was supposed to stand for? The F
them. Like couple F to them, then forget them. Yeah, it's
derogatory towards chicks. Man. It's funny when you're in high
scoring man. Why bar? I don't know that he was from the 80s.
Maybe he was. Maybe it's a Bart Simpson reference.
It might be but same time. Yeah, you're right. Could be a Bart
Simpson thing. So here's a good
question. Is this guy going to get confirmed? You think this is
going to happen?
Well, this is today we have to make the decision. Is he or not?
Is it today? I thought it was tomorrow.
It's Thursday. Supposed to be Thursday.
I thought the vote was tomorrow.
Okay, well, that's better. I hope it is tomorrow.
Because you know, I'm still I'm still thinking Trump doesn't
care wants to get to know better than Trump cares.
He would probably be able to leverage whatever happens.
The vote is on the vote is on Friday.
Okay, unless tomorrow. Okay. Well keep well, we'll let's sit
down here. The two of us are these you know, we follow this
closer than pretty much anybody, especially news media.
What do you think?
I still don't see him making it through. It kind of depends on
how the cookie crumbles. But for Trump's agenda, in my mind, it
will be best if he didn't go through that. I agree that for
his
it'd be best if he didn't make it through. And yeah, he's
Trump's probably counting on
Brickhouse. Now they can also now call it the vote that mean
he can still withdraw before the vote. Trump could withdraw him
before the vote.
I doubted that we'll know he has to either just kind of be thumbs
up
but in the in the overall scheme of he's a bush guy. He's a
Yalie. He's clearly a dick. You know, why would you want this
guy in the Supreme Court? Now, forget about all that's going on
right now.
With the one in mind because of his decisions. He's made like
300 Plus decisions that all really appealed to the to the
conservative heart. Did
you see this telegraph article in the UK? Let me see. Where is
it here? The Unbearable dishonesty of Brett Kavanaugh
and it's from a journalist who writes well, yes.
Did you used to be the editor of The Telegraph? Yes.
Who writes about his running with Cavanaugh when Cavanaugh
was on the Kenneth Starr team. And according to what this guy
wrote, was strong arming people into like changing their
testimony. Official 302 FBI 302 testimony. You know, there was
all All kinds of threats going on and was specifically about
the Vince Foster. Murder. I'm sorry, the suicide. And you
know, when the FBI lost the pictures that showed possibly a
neck wound instead of him shooting himself in the head
twice with a gun in his left hand. And there's all this stuff
surrounding Vince Foster, which may I bring it up to people that
got that I'll really rally you're gonna bring that up
again. That's just it's really good. some loose ends there
truly is. I'm not saying, you know, the Clintons killed them.
But of course, they can just kill them. Todd works. Don't be
friends with the Clinton, the Clinton clan. So there's that
may come up again. I don't know the stuff that may come up.
No, sorry. I don't I don't think it's coming up. I think the vote
will be taken taken place. And they'll be over in the whole
thing with Vince Foster and the fact that Kavanaugh seems to be
on the Clinton side maybe an operative for the Clintons. Hey,
you know, it's possible, but I'm guessing.
Hey, here's one. Are there any Republicans who could flip and
say no, that are currently no up for reelection to women? Only?
They're the only ones up for reelection? No, they're
not up for reelection. They're just the two guilty women that
have to So no one is voting on Senator. There's these people.
They're already set that is already laid out. There's three
Democrats who are are the ones that are at that could be voted
out of office if they don't make the right decision. And the two
Republican women, there's five people that are on the fence,
they've already identified all of them. Okay. I mean, I mean, I
guess I mean, I'm just, I'm just flakes as he's voting for the
guy no matter what. So Flake is not on this list anymore. Flake
and flake didn't say that. Yeah. When he did I have I don't have
the clip in front of me. But yeah, he said it, he said is
if we if we do the week, as long as we have a week, the week of
API. Yeah. By the way, here's a clip from Access Hollywood.
Regarding Senator Flake, who I missed this and I'm pissed. The
global citizens festival took place again this past weekend in
New York. I'm angry that I love watching those globalist
douchebags. Oh, they're great. Here's a little Access Hollywood
report, which of course is giggly.
All right. We know somebody who ran into Senator Jeff Flake like
Kendra Brooks rejoins us. Once again. She was at the global
citizens Festival this weekend. And he was there as well.
He was there and he wasn't in an elevator this time. But him and
Senator Chris Coons were on stage together. I thought it was
fantastic. Oh, publican senator and a Democratic senator coming
together on stage. The whole crowd could feel it in that
moment they have when I saw him, I was just everybody was
clamoring around him like he was Rockstar. Everybody was shaking
his hands. Thank you so many women were saying thank you.
Even I said I thanked him. You gotta Adelphi I took a selfie. I
gotta get this I'm gonna give you this
for Yeah, well Senator Flake also was on 60 minutes as we can
busy for
Yeah, he's a rock stars play the clip play that clip that
nobody's playing. Play this one. This is a local story Jeff
flakes kid.
But first disturbing video on YouTube. Senator Jeff Flake son
putting a gun to his head and pretending to kill himself. The
video surfacing after this teenager was caught tweeting
derogatory terms for blacks, Jews and homosexuals. Thanks for
choosing us this afternoon. I'm Katie Randall. And
I'm Steve Ervin. The senator is apologizing for his son's
insensitivity ABC 15 is to be forgotten. And joining us from
the newsroom. It'd be a lot of people are saying this shows
just how tough it is for parents to raise kids with all of the
technology out there.
Yeah, things are a whole lot. There's so many things and even
those free apps on your child's phone allow them to do some
pretty creative but sometimes pretty disturbing things. And
the best advice is to stay one step ahead of your child and
talk to them when problems surfaced, which is something
that is happening probably right now and Senator flakes home
after his son posted on YouTube and Twitter some very
inappropriate comments towards blacks, Jews and homosexuals
using the N word in some of his tweets, and most recently
disturbing video of his son holding a gun to his head and
pretending to pull a trigger. There is no foolproof way from
preventing your child from using these sites posting or even
using violent apps but it is important to explain to your
kids that once something goes on cyberspace there is no way to
take it back.
Don't put it on cyberspace. Okay, first of all, it was a
plastic toy gun, which is just it doesn't matter but it wasn't
mentioned in the report. She keeps saying put a gun to his
head put a gun to his head. It was a very obvious gray plastic
gun. Yeah.
But you know he's demeaning the ethnic group. person and I
didn't know how to control. I mean, this is exempt. This is
poor parenting. And that's what it is. I saw the point I
saw the videos and looked at the tweets and just looks like a
typical kid who's all into the hip hop culture. That's what
that is.
Yeah, I'm thinking is poor parenting changer, but I'd never
happened to my kids. Your daughter wasn't out there.
Putting stuff like this on.
My daughter has done lots of things that are really not I'm
not proud of poor very poor parenting. I'm a horrible
parent. I don't know, you know, power and fame. It's this an
aphrodisiac. Jeff Flake, you know, he could get a little
overwhelmed at the glory festival. I
did get a letter from somebody who met flake, unfortunately,
don't have it as part of today's show. But I'll bring it up for
the next show. And he says the guy that all is the guy so full
of himself. He's just these like, you know, he does. He's
just not even in the in the room.
Yeah, so, hey, I went back and checked. And I don't know if you
have any update on the San Francisco transit terminal?
Oh, yeah. You have an update? I don't have a clip. No. Oh, it I
have a verbal update.
It definitely is American steel that was used? Well,
let's reuse Chinese steel from now on, I guess.
I mean, is that just an engineering mistake? Or how does
that happen? I would assume so. Like in the actual structure of
the building, there was just there was
I think it was designed poorly or they bought or they SPECT it
out wrong. I mean, it's always possible.
So Real, that's pretty, pretty fundamental to this whole deal.
Well, the whole thing is California is filled with with
California is basically corrupt state. And so when something
like this happens, it doesn't surprise anybody.
Right? So big news here in Austin, as the army futures
command has finally come to town with 500 people to start with.
We have the impact news newspaper, which is a weekly
that everyone gets. And they've just got the big front cover
page. And so they've taken possession of a building, which
is not far from here, but Eighth Street, Cigna, 500 people to
start but here's the kicker. They are bringing in as reported
by impact $16 billion to invest in startups in Austin.
You're you're screwed, dude.
It's Wow. I mean, it's no wonder Kim Jong Hoon had that map with
the missiles pointing it to Austin. He knew what was up.
This is this is where it's at. We got spooks, we got Army
futures command we got Google we got this book, Facebook face
back we have Amazon's headquarters for Whole Foods is
here who are not happy bio and if you saw this note, we got a
note from a YouTube reviewer who works here in Austin. And did
you see that note?
No, I did not you may as well read it. Yes, private
Dingle. De Adam and John are live in Austin and worked at one
of the these content moderator farms for YouTube. You guys are
right on the money, then on topic so far. And if you'd like
any more insight, I'd love to provide details and answer any
questions you may have. So get ready with a question, Shawn.
Full disclosure. I'm only a bottom rung tier one quote
agent, but have access to the YouTube policies we implement.
All the juicy Alex Jones banding related details are
unfortunately only for full time employees and up in that
interesting. Yeah, obviously, I'm not an FTE YouTube
contracts, a company that hires workers who then get contracted
by a different company. That's how I'm in the business. A buddy
worked for Facebook in Austin in the exact same way dealing with
the same companies. We got to find out who these companies
are. Yes, this is what we should be doing. I started in this
project back in January and was assigned a queue after training,
which is basically a school of videos that you specialize in
through the training. I began in the adult content queue. Yes, as
a no agenda producer for you, ladies and gentlemen, straight
to the point
there was no adult content allowed on YouTube,
right? These are the guys who look at it and then decide if it
can be up or not. Okay, but as of about a month ago, I got
reassigned to the violent extremism queue, which is video
uploads of recruiting and or glorifying terrorist
organizations cartels and gangs loan wools, general incitement
of violence, et cetera. It's pretty broad. Barring all the
obvious horrible visuals, the porn cue was much more
subjective policy wise. I'd love to, I'd love to see the porn cue
policy, I bet you would. Most of the agents I work with now are
Arabic speakers, 80 to 90%, from all over the Middle East and
seem well equipped mentally, to handle the material. That's a
culture. I consider myself mentally resilient as well. And
all is good. So far, keep checking in we are your deadman
switch. If I don't see an email from you at least once a week,
I'm going to be concerned. I apologize. If I'm all over the
place, as there's a lot to clarify. I'll leave it at that
for now. Please feel free to reply with any questions on the
subject if you guys are interested. Thanks again, to you
and John. Yeah, I love this. We'd love to know a little bit
more about the policies. And yeah, and obviously, we can keep
you anonymous and do whatever we need to do. But please check in
once a week we are your deadman switch for sure. I want to make
sure you're healthy.
Yeah, I probably have a few questions about one thing or
another?
Well, let's compile a list. And we'll send it off to him.
I mean, how much do you have to watch before he realized that?
The first question I'd have and I just mentioned this right now
is do they inform the authorities when they see
anything? That's off? Good question. Good question. And
then do the authorities watch
it? And my question would be how many days? Did you work there
before you lost all faith in humanity would be my question.
Because that when you see what goes up, what goes up and comes
down or never makes it up? I bet it's it really messes with your
perception of the world. Yeah, we're horrible as people.
Well, not sure. I mean, don't have all the people, you know,
who that you personally know. And I would say the same thing
for for myself, actually would put up some gross video.
No, no, I wouldn't say that. But of all the people I knew know,
including you and me, who would say something horrible or mean
about somebody in public as long as it's on a social network, or
if you say the name Mark Bogner. Yeah, I think that I think
everybody is like that.
We're ugly. Yes.
This is a mean about some ways that the same as putting a head
shopping video on and chuckling over it
to tell that to YouTube and Twitter. They'll take you right
down.
Yeah, anyway, hang in there.
It's not going to happen. I have a health update because I've got
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the Bacopa is the magic. Maybe just a little tip here for your
no agenda show.
All right, well, I've got a couple of things here. There's
one thing I found very interesting, a very long clip. I
cut cut it down to two short clips and took out the middle
because the middle is just too long. But this is Michael
Caputo. Are you to work on the Trump campaign, and he thinks he
knows Oh, this
is the guy. This is the guy who got who lost a lot of money was
sued and you have to go in and he's being accused of all kinds
of stuff.
I don't know. I don't think so. I think he's going to Cohen. No,
no. No, maybe. But the point is, thinks he knows who the letter
writer is. Who wrote that and know the anonymous letter. Ah,
and I think I know maybe who he might be talking about, and I'm
gonna mention it.
All right, joining me right now former Trump campaign director
Michael Caputo. So Michael, good to see you. Do you think the
White House is giving credibility to the writer by
these high level officials coming out and saying it's not
me?
Well, I think each one of those people has to do that. And, and
the the media, the New York Times in particular has set that
up. And the writer itself the I believe the writer is a coward.
But also, I believe they're diabolical. I mean, the way they
wrote that op ed or the ghostwriter wrote the Op Ed.
They dropped in words like lodestar to indicate that it
might be Mike Pence and words like first principles, very
common to the speeches that General Mattis gives to throw
some shade at him. And then they dropped in that off the rails
comment that comes from the Woodward book that's attributed
to General Kelly. And that's to me gaslighting the president,
which is very diabolical, but if it was you believing it's one of
his, one of his key three, or one of his key aides is really,
you know, plotting against him.
But if it's insignificant, why is it the White House keeps
talking about it keeps throwing out its top level folks to say?
Or comment about it? It wasn't me. I don't know anything about
this. It's a terrible thing. But they keep bringing it up, which
only gives this writer more power, does it not?
I'll tell you, I'm not one of the ones that believes this is
insignificant. I've been screaming from the top of my
lungs for several weeks now that we're going to lose the House of
Representatives, the Democrats are going to take over, and that
they're going to impeach the president in the first quarter
of 2019. This op ed to me is part of that strategy. This
person who I believe is in the senior ranks of the
administration wrote this in order to try and dampen turnout
of the deplorables, who would normally go out in droves to
vote for the president's candidates, the Republican
candidates for Congress in particular so we can maintain
control of the House. Let me tell you Frederica, I'm fairly
certain I know who it is. I've been going through this parlor
game just like everybody else has. And I'm also completely
100% certain that the person who wrote this is on the list of
people who said they did write it.
Okay.
Okay, so we got a couple of possibilities. You're now in the
second the next clip, which there's another clip missing
there, because it's too long. I just left it out. And I'm gonna
say what was in it. He says this person is the department head
and it's in a department where all the Trump supporters were
ousted.
IRS. Well, it could be the IRS.
It could be the IRS. I didn't consider the IRS was all the
Trump supporters ousted from the is probably not where they were
outside. I know one place where I think a lot of them were
ousted because they're reordering the whole place.
Oh, the parks and recreation
as a TV show. Well, anyway, let's play the second half of
this. And then there's a slight he has one tell, which gives me
a little hint.
I believe the White House was getting closer to it. I love I
believe they're getting there. I have my opinions. You know, I
started with this, who was the who was the the person who I
believe hates the president the most? Who is the person in the
administration, who has screamed about him in their own private
office and gone forward and and, and purge their entire office of
Trump people. That's why I'm looking at the language of the
Op Ed, I think is useless to look at. Because it's a
ghostwriter. If we did, like we remember when primary colors
came out, and they actually compared the writing through a
software program and discovered that it was Klein that wrote
that book, I believe that would be useless in this regard.
Because ghost writers write for dozens and dozens of people.
It's not going to get us any closer, we'll be able to
identify the ghost writer, but then we'd have to get the ghost
writer tell us who this person is. All right.
Are you thinking it's a matter of days, weeks or months?
When they tell you this? I think that first of all, this person
will never admit it. Because in my mind, the author of this op
ed believes that she is a hero to the American people that she
in fact, should be president instead of instead of Donald
Trump. And in my mind, I believe that the President should move
forward with a team of people to discover who this is, but the
President himself should focus on the midterms because we're
going down a rabbit hole. No by gaslighting the president of
believing his closest aides with those clever words dropped in
this op ed are plotting against him. They're they're sending him
down a rabbit hole instead. bit of off onto the hustings where
he shouldn't be campaigning for Republican Republican candidates
so that we keep the house and embolden the Senate and support
the President's policies. If he if he focuses on this, instead
of the campaign trail, we're in real trouble. Alright, well,
he said she that was pretty obvious.
Okay, well, so I just kind of did a few things here to kind
of, you know, for one thing, the writer was a professional or the
ghost, right, whoever was but they had the idea of, of putting
these little phrases in which we spotted when we read the letter,
lodestar and the rest of it. So the thing was very well
structured, was structured professionally at a level where
that was, like not it was non trivial was high. And
then it was
printed by the New York Times, which is connected to different
agencies already. And they took a no problem, right? I mean,
there's no way no is sure to get busted, chose a connection in
New York Times. And there's one head of one of these major
operations in the government who has a journalism degree.
Who is this? Gina? Haspel. Yeah, that would make sense because
the connection was CIA. She's tightly connected to Brennan, he
did say it only nice things about her coming in. Very good
point. CSU CIA, its dia, the defense against the spooks. We
know this. We know this is where it's at. Oh, yeah, that will
Yeah. I can see that lodestar would work, and yet she has a
military background as well. And that that might be something she
would say.
Yeah. Well, good for her.
Put it on her epitaph. Good for you, Gina.
I don't know what they're gonna do this thing that's going on
it, which is kind of I'm thinking about writing about a
business. And there's not much to write about, but there's a
reorg that they're doing at the CIA, which is where they're
getting rid of Dr. Evil,
or they're recruiting heavily. She's out everywhere recruiting.
So there is a I mean, the CIA did. If you recall, the Trump
gave his speech to the CIA regulars? Yeah. During the
campaigning,
yeah. That was right after every hall. How dare he do that in
front of the wall? The wall with all the stars?
Yeah, there was that. But he got a, you know, seemed like a warm
reception. I want to say half of those people are still working
there. That went to see Trump speak. So this just makes a lot
of sense that it would it's a she, by the way to get
mentioned. Yeah. And there's only so many she's and most of
them are like, Betsy DeVos. I don't think she wrote a letter,
or they hit or the woman that's the head of Health and Human
Services. Oh, yes. That seemed likely. And so it just fits and
then gene has brought in some of her own people, which are x
Brennan people, and they're continuing the bid Brennan
program of modernization, if you look into it, is the creation of
this new data, the DDI. It's a new department that everything's
going to be centralized. So now, if you want to out some spooks,
you can do it's all right there. You just have to hack this one,
one group. And you can get rid of all these guys in the field.
I mean, you have to remember that it was it was Petraeus and
Brennan. And one other guy that were all in office in 2010,
under the Obama administration, trying to get like 20 guys
executed in China, the entire China.
Yeah. All ours kills our guys. Yeah. And gals.
And who was running the CIA at the time it was these Obama
hacks
here. Let's listen to me. I found the clip of Trump at the
CIA want to listen, just see if there's anything there. Yeah,
sure.
Like if Tom Brady is on the cover, it's one time because he
won the Super Bowl or something. I've been on for 15 times this
year. I don't think that's a record, Mike, that can never be
broken. Do you agree with that? What do you think? But I will
say that they said it was very interesting that Donald Trump
took down the bust. The statue
was just that was just all a campaign shit.
Yeah, nothing. Nothing.
Nothing there. Huh. I think that's a very, very that's a big
possibility to her. That's fun. Well, good. By the way, void
zero and Sir bemrose have already delivered the answer to
me that Microsoft, the way they captured the domain is they go
to the Feds and then the Feds I guess they get a court order.
And they served a court order against very sign who was very
big registrar. And they turned the DNS over. But they turned it
over to Microsoft, which that part I'm a little unsure about
how that works. It's like what turned it over to me and
forwarded to the no agenda show. I mean, come on.
Yeah. Why don't we have the same? That's right, it just
given it away. It's
racist. It's totally racist. can leave those guys. All right. I
got a beef with John Cleese. And the main crux is my John Cleese
of Monty Python fame.
And many, many, many out and about, he's leaving Great
Britain to move.
No, no, no, he needs to leave. Because I've seen him on four
shows. Now I'm leaving, I'm leaving. I'm getting out. I'm
leaving. He's Brexit and Brexit, a meeting. And then so now he's
on the morning show was BBC or channel four. And he's I am
leaving. And I just there's a couple of oddities we need to
discuss first, the reason why he's leaving, why
he's decided he's going to be boycotting Britain.
So you're leaving us
when I'm gonna buzz off in in November, because I'm fed up
with the corruption in this country, and in particular, with
just how all the newspapers are, and how the way, the way in
which these censor news make sure that people in England
don't know certain things, and particularly anything critical
of them. Because I don't think you can run a democracy until
you have reasonably reliable information out there to help
people make up their minds how they're going to vote,
do you think in one sense, so the nice thing about this
country is that people can express all sorts of opinions.
And we're able to do that which isn't true in other countries
around the world?
Well, it's probably not during Russia, or Myanmar, or someone
like that. But I don't think I mean, what people don't know,
for example, is that, quite recently, the European
Broadcasting Union did a poll of 33 European countries, and they
asked 1000 people in each country, what's your level of
trust in the printed media? And England, UK became bottom that
was not very low bottom, maybe we hang on a second.
Clip, not one flute? No, this is almost the same story.
For years in a row. We have the press that's the least trusted
press in in Europe. Now.
It's the same story. But the next piece is different from his
usual appearances, because now he's starting to piss me off.
Remember what he just said as the press is horrible in the UK
where the bottom or the bottom of the road 33, which is nice
little number there. Like that, where the bottom where the
bottom be
living too close to the states and where a lot of your work is,
but of course, they have quite an interesting leader over there
as well. Would you think that the political situation does
that appeal to you more over their time? Oh, no,
no, no, I wouldn't go to America at the moment of the place of
stock staring mad.
Okay, Cleese noted, bro.
I mean, the first time that Trump has ever spoken to an
intelligent audience that wasn't dependent.
Now remember, he just was very clear how poorly the news is
communicated. Let's see what he's about to say.
On his patronage was at the United Nations General Assembly
two or three days ago, when they laughed at him. That's the first
time he's ever spoken to an intelligent audience. Normally,
he goes very well with that, though. You have to sort of his
comeback was better. He's come back, by the way. Yes. But
that's
well revealed. But it's true that he said a nice remark. He
said I wasn't expected. Yeah. But the fact that the leader of
the free world in quotes, talks to the United Nations about his
great achievements, and they all laugh at him. That's important.
Now, is that exactly what happened? John C. Dvorak? No, we
played the actual real clip from the United Nations. That's not
what happens.
So here's the guy bitching about the press and the way
news presses the one who reported it that way. Yeah,
but then this is this is his truth. And he's laughing Hey,
I'm boycotting you. I'm boycotting Monty Python. I'm
boycotting Python the code screw
your coding and
coding in Python anymore? He did have they they did do something
which he complied with which I have to say
you're right I played this clip is almost word for word almost
word for word. I know about a month ago. It was it comes out
and it's like a it's like a scripted bit it's
the same appearance over and over again. And the first one
was when the mic fell off. We didn't play the clips then.
Anyway, so then they do something which I find very rude
is yet we have a comedian on or funny person. Hey, before you go
tell us a joke. Which is it's so rude. I've seen people go up to
singers and Hey, sing something for me kept punching just kiss
my ass. No. Anyway, they do. And he complies and it was pretty
good.
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known officially as Naegleria fowleri. It lives in warm
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should have played that right after I told you I was
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Lake Travis in my nose.
Yeah, did you get a headache?
Now that you mentioned it? Well, let's stick in Texas for more
stupid news.
It's raised interest and concern a business that would rent robot
sex dolls a franchise of Canadian based kinky dolls
planning its first US location to have been located in the
Galleria area is Houston stunning some neighbors
still want a second stop stop. You know, I think is somewhat
sexist and probably rude to always always assign these
stories to the women reporters. Because you know they gotta be
galled by this whole thing. I mean, even female dumb in just
in general.
Well, it's not like we don't assign the Black Lives Matter
stories to the African American journalist because we do.
Yeah, well, I don't know if it's a secret. Okay.
Okay, it's a good point. By the way, the sexy doll company
whatever they're called. They also have male dolls. Yeah,
rather intimidating. I might add
I was very shocked. I can't imagine that they would allow
this type of business
Wow. Listen to this fry. This is great. Oh, wow. She almost
sounds like what's her face? Board? No, no from The Times
former time New York Times Woman Yes, her name, the original
Berkeley Hummer.
Stunning some neighbors while I was very shocked. I can't
imagine that they would allow this type of business. to go
into this area of town much less than anywhere in Houston. The
location wasn't released by the company Jill Abramson has no
permits filed with the city but Wednesday, public works
inspectors were alerted to this building on Richmond and Chimney
Rock. So work in progress in an office space without proper
permits, they red tagged it ordered work to stop. By then
the property manager had already ordered the would be tenants
out. He says two men told him they were opening an art
gallery. A statement today from the property managers attorney
reads after a few days past my client discovered the true
nature of the business and never agreed to signing a lease for
what was misrepresented as an art gallery. My client wants to
pardon this story or any association with any type of
sexually oriented business and quote, we contacted the owner of
kinky dolls for comments no response yet it's possible
another Houston location will be sought. But it's already on the
radar by public works at a petition drive opposing the
business.
So this was the brothel proposed broker gallery and they're not
robots. They're just real dolls. They're not robots. But there's
nothing personal if if guys want to go to a place of business,
where you insert your penis into some rubber, who cares? It's not
prostitution. It's not illegal. Is it illegal isn't an illegal
business to lewd
and as I said, lewd and lascivious. Oh, yeah, that
would qualify, I guess. But this is an obvious PR move by the
kinky doll company. It's not like the kinky doll. brothel
company. Come on. Yeah.
I don't know what to make.
They look pretty good.
I have no diamond you can. I'm not one to judge.
I just if that's what guys want to do power to them. Wow.
I don't know about the power to impart. Oh, so I got some guy.
We did listen to a bunch of times.
You said hey, you'd never say hey, hey, so I got some cool
over here. Kids. Come take a look at my school bag. Yeah.
Hey, girls,
watching and listening to Democracy Now. So I knew that in
any one show. They're gonna find something to blame on global
warming. Oh, yes. They signed on to the, you know, the global
warming people. They went around saying you were not reporting
enough on this. You're not mentioning it enough. You should
mention that and every newscast. They did that live. I'm not
joking. They went around a lot of these pressure groups went
around to these reporting operations is that you should it
should be mentioned on every newscast. Nobody paid any
attention to him except democracy. Now, people
volcano on the island of Sulawesi where Friday's
earthquake occurred has erupted, spewing volcanic ash into the
air further complicating rescue efforts from the tsunami an
earthquake. Meanwhile, scientists are warning that
rising sea levels due to climate change will make future tsunamis
like last week's disaster even more destructive.
Yeah, that's right. By the way, I'm looking out the window
again. And how are the mudflats? John, are they changed at all?
The other day? They were they were extended way out into the
bay? I don't know. That must have been a super low tide.
How can that be? How can that be? I have no sense. It makes no
sense.
Australia is a sponge
because of what's happening in Greenland right now. The maps of
the world will have to be redrawn. This is what would
happen to San Francisco Bay
alright San Francisco Bay still good mudflats still in order
everything's okay. Yep, very nice. I I've tried to get an
understanding of the US MCA the NAFTA replacement U
S. MCA Yeah,
that Joe thing that was my song. Yeah, that joke was made on
MSNBC. It was made on MSNBC of all places. I can't believe you
did it. Because the former New York banker was talking about it
and mockingly No, nothing really changed. I said, Well, what am I
what? I haven't read it I can. Can we actually read this thing?
Is it is it? Is it legible for mere mortals or does it is it
one of these were in article 39? Section two, five B see the word
they will be changed to z. If it's one of those, it's gonna be
very difficult to parse. I really want to understand what
the changes are. And I what I do understand is that more vehicles
will have to produce more vehicles that would have been
made in Scandinavia or Mexico. Have to be created here. And
then the banker was like any put a TTP thing in there. It gets
insinuating that I don't know the TPP was good, which is the
Mexico, Mexican minimum wage. And the banker goes, no
Republican would ever won minimum wage for anything. I
said,
what point did you not? This guy talks exactly
like that. At what point did you think Trump was a Republican?
Well, no. And I nailed him with that, like, oh, okay, have
another red stripe. Yeah, I'd like to read it. I'd like to
understand what what the changes are. And you know, we can sell
shoes.
Somebody did this for you know, you also,
and we can sell cheese to Canada.
One of the big deals.
I know the dairy stuff. He was mocking about us, and hey, man.
I need to read it. I don't know. I don't know if was NAFTA? I
don't know. This. I don't know.
What I do know is briny. Read it. No, please.
If I could find it, I'd read it. But I don't see anything of any
use yet. Have primary reason she's too busy doing stand up.
You've ruined her. The story went around, and I really was
desperate for clip because these things are just much better with
a clip the University of Manchester. I'd love to
see a clip of this. Yeah. So I find I still find the story to
be something of a practical joke or something.
Well, I did find a BBC story. But they done the video in a
very weird way, where instead of asking the question, the
question was just in a title. And then the answer so it makes
for clipping makes it very complicated. I hate de Arte does
that constantly. Yeah, it's ruins marshes to kill the
Clippers while it's working. But I've still done some work on
this from a couple of seconds. So one student of Manchester who
I guess was in some kind of student body that came up with
this, they decided to ban clapping. And from now on,
instead of clapping, we will do a jazz hands jazz
hands, which is you have to wear big white gloves. Yes.
And you have to rotate and you so basically you put your hands
in the air, you just rotate them like you're clapping, which well
here is here's this, here's this, here's this interview,
it can trigger issues for students who have autism,
sensory issues and deafness. And it can discourage them from
being present at those events.
So the whole reason for this taking place is because it could
frighten deaf people I being a person with some deafness myself
and like, no. But you have anxiety or triggering for
applause, which is a part of life. applause is a part of
life. Everywhere in your life. And it is typically a happy I
think they're depriving people of happiness, and support and,
and showing it's something human beings do together. Like birds
when they fly left or right. And you see the flock of birds go,
humans will start to clap, and we do the wave. We do all kinds
of things. Beautiful human experience. There you go. Yeah.
And you know, when you don't clap, then I think people just
not even going to be cheering could be like, oh, yeah, it's
confusing. The clap guy comes together. But you look like
retards,
which visually looks like this. People have more informally
heard it referred to as jazz hands. But that is the official
British Sign Language version of coughing.
Do you know the people who've got hearing difficulties who
would bother? I don't. So this is a deaf kid. And they show him
from behind first with his hearing aid. So I don't know how
bad it is. But he's got this similar hearing aids to what I
have. And so now he's saying, hey, you know, just talking to
the guy and ask very interesting yet important, because for the
people who've got hearing difficulties, who would bother?
I don't
personally so I don't know very other many students who have
sort of the same issue. So
there's not that many deaf children there. But I wonder who
this is for them?
Well, a little bit. Yeah, I suppose. Yeah. But yeah, I mean,
if there are those who do experience those problems, I
would like that, I think we find to be implemented as a policy.
So the BBC could not find a child who actually was bothered
by the clapping for which this policy was implemented. They
could not find a single one.
The only one who probably isn't, well, they find that this ever
become an issue, but then I think somebody did this as a
joke. Well, here's
the real question. If you remove the clapping and you only do
jazz hands, what do the poor blind students do? Whew.
I think that that is a very important issue that you raised.
I think that where we are at the moment in this conversation,
this is the solution that we currently have. Oh, brace fry.
This is against the blind. This is bigotry. It's illegal. It's
just about the blind people if
if this happened in America, the ADEA should be on that. Yeah,
this is not okay. They have no queues no queue I don't even
know what's going on. And then they completely oblivious to
what's going on this is yeah, and you're ruining okay. But
more importantly, you're removing a very important human
experience that can only be and you don't know these other
people. You're doing something together. It's fantastic. This
is super bad.
super bad. This is going nowhere. It says maybe I agree.
I think it's dumb. is laughable and is gonna go nowhere, because
nobody's going to put up with this crap. At some point. People
go nuts to you. I'm clapping if I feel
unacceptable. I tell you. Don't accept Well, I'll tell you about
unacceptable. Here we go. Yes,
I got a clip here. That's unacceptable. This is just this
was glossed over. I had to go do some research because of all
people. Amy Goodman is giving this report and she does choke
up in the middle of the report and I think I left the choking
up in two that she continues, but she doesn't even comment on
this and they never do comment on this. I think it's
abomination. This is the woman. The women winning the Nobel
Prize
in Canada University of Waterloo Professor Donna Strickland will
share the Nobel Prize for Physics for her work on creating
advanced lasers. Strickland is just the third woman ever to win
a Nobel physics prize and the first since 1963. Strickland's
prize comes just three weeks after astrophysicist Jocelyn
Bell Burnell was awarded the special Breakthrough Prize in
fundamental physics 50 years after she made a historic
astronomical discovery, only to have her male advisor take
credit and receive the Nobel Prize for her work. Belper now
will donate her $3 million award to fund scholarships for women,
refugees and other underrepresented groups. Okay,
let's name some names. I have I have the paper here. Oh, this
woman a dame by the way, Susan Jocelyn Bell Burnell. This was a
1967 she's fairly old, man, she but she's a dame of the Order of
the British Empire. Let me read this and I got the names of the
guy that good to creep that stole her material. And the
irony is the guy said she's full of shit. How real Brunel was a
doctoral student at physics at Cambridge when she first noticed
a series of mysterious highly irregular blips in the regular
blips and a read out of a radio telescope in 1967. Further
observation showed that the pulses were occurring 1.3
seconds every 1.3 seconds creating barely perceptible
squiggles in her data. Bell Burnett is advisor Anthony
Hewish was at first skeptical of the findings, dismissing them as
artifacts in her readings. But Bell Burnett was certainly was
not just artificial noise in early 68. Her work paid off with
the publication of the first scientific paper documenting
pulsars, she found them. And it goes on with another graph that
it says here the discovery of pulsars was such a big deal that
in 1974 Hewish, the guy who told us he's full of crap, shared the
Nobel Prize in Physics for it, alongside fellow astronomer
Martin Ryle, it was the first time the prize had ever been
awarded to the field of in the field of astronomy first time
ever but Bell burn Nell's contributions to the
breakthrough fought find went unmentioned This is a disgrace
Dennis Amy just restaurant this is more of a disgrace in the
bull crap these hearings and this this woman Ford and her
phony rape have grabbed me and her real or imagined imagination
of almost raped she never got raped. I mean it seems to me
that this is a bigger deal this is the kind of thing that women
should be like sure but arms about now but now they don't
even get named as you wish guy and the other one I mean there
was a combination point but she did get one and they didn't give
her forever original pulsars some because they did they take
the Nobel away from the other guys I think they should have
like Milli Vanilli Yeah, same thing. Anyway, I found a very
annoying and I found it annoying the way it was not encumbered.
Yeah, not no names were named Amy the big you know, social
justice warrior just blows through the story and goes on to
something else. Very, very annoying. Ah. I have it's
probably a Tory. That's probably deliveries at
Tory. I've noticed a couple clips left here is being a vapor
myself. I tracked the vape edge. What's going on? You know Dexter
of course in the Gitmo nation East has an E Liquid company.
Kids gone from delivering wheat and Domino's pizza boxes to. He
has like 15 employees very proud of Dexter. So I've
known Kanye piece of the action. You're always promoting him. No,
I
get no piece of the action. She gives you a biggie
a couple of points.
One points from Dexter. I think Christina and her girlfriend
have chosen him as the Father for their child or something. So
I gotta be nice to him. I know don't eat don't get me started
on these kids. Yeah, I'm okay with it, though. He's smart kid.
And his good is pretty cute. Cute boy. So what is happening
now is the FDA and this we've been following this on CNBC.
They seem to be all over it are making noise about the liquids,
the e liquids. And of course, it's horrible because we're, you
know, it's a gateway to cigarettes. And notice how they
never call it vaping or whatever you ask any kid. What are you
smoking? Well, they say an e cigarette, no to say a vape. Or
Joule, which is kind of the USB chargeable thing that kids are
using these days. I no longer smoked tobacco products. Not
combustible because I've learned that term. I vape. And it
actually helped me get off of cigarettes. And you can get
these e liquids in a variety of tastes and aromas, and whether
without nicotine. Now nicotine itself is not for boton
substance. It's not highly regulated is a jump around.
I'm not aware of this. But you can go buy some nicotine pills
at Walgreens. Yeah.
Over the counter. Yeah. So nicotine is and
go buy a patch. I'm not saying go buy five patches and put them
all on at once.
And lick one or two the same time. I've pressed it against
the roof of your mouth with your tongue. Exactly. But they're
making this out to be like these e liquid guys. And really, it's
kind of a bathtub cottage industry, people who are doing
this and there's no real major brands and what you're about to
hear. Right, what you're about to hear is it's the FDA
commissioner, what's his name, Scott Godley. And he is pretty
much shilling for big tobacco. Because the big tobacco
companies see this coming down Broadway, they want to be the
sole guys in this business. And I think it was two years ago, I
said, you watch, they're going to come in, and you have to file
the some kind of, you know, medical or some kind of food
report or whatever, for every single flavor. You create
everything you do everything you change, and I'm not quite sure
if they have the authority to do this at all. But here's the
report on CNBC. Well, we have
access to early data right now that we're going to make public
very soon. That shows us that the proportion of high school
teenagers using a cigarettes has reached nothing short of an
epidemic level, in my view. And it requires us to step in, in my
view Matic action to try to curtail Yeah, we
have data coming very soon. Where's the data coming at? FDA
is real real big on data. That's all fair. And and make sense?
You
know, we've long said that we see certain benefits potentially
from the e cigarette products for adult smokers who want to
migrate off combustible products onto these products, which
presumably don't have all the risks associated with them and
presumably don't have all the risks. A lot of weasel words,
guy is a weasel is a total douche. And he's all this is for
big tobacco. And it's really disturbing how CNBC lapsit up
whoever this woman is, it was about to speak that she's not a
smoker. She doesn't know crap about this
question. But it cannot come at the expense of fucking whole
generation of kids on to nicotine and
hooking a whole generation of kids onto nicotine.
Really now and eventually on to tobacco products. Oh, and
straight. It's a gateway drug. So unfortunately, in order to
close the on ramp to kids, we're gonna have to narrow that off
ramp for adults. And the thing we're looking at right now on
ramp off ramp is removing the flavors, the characterizing
flavors from the products,
removing the flavors, and she chimes in. That makes sense.
I mean, it never made sense to me the idea the argument that
adults who are trying to quit smoking would suddenly turn to
vaping for flavors like mango or donut or pineapple.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, that is exactly what's happening and the
kids love this. She said it's not happening this She's full of
baloney. The kids love these flavors and then not necessarily
getting them with nicotine you can get all these flavors
without nicotine a lot of kids don't want the nicotine they
just it's a It's an oral fixation, whatever it is, it's
an on ramp to smoking. And of course, they'd love to then
switch out a cartridge and put a little weed in there also all
for it. But no, no this is the went this is a throwback to the
candy cigarettes. That's what this is remember that? I
remember that. I used to used to buy a pack of candy cigarettes
and they became socially unacceptable. Yes.
When the fourth grade fifth grade I do candy cigarettes are
very popular. And they had they had labels that looked like real
tobacco cigarettes. And people would you know, have this, you
know,
yeah, it was chewing gum or chocolate. It was different
kinds. And they were tasty. And of course, it familiarized kids
with the with tobacco products of quality ever
smoked,
ever, that we know of? No,
I never smoked. I never smoked cigarettes. And I've never and I
remember candy cigarettes and I liked them. They're very tastes.
So anyway.
So notice what they're doing. They're not in the clip has
little more to it than what they are. They're going after people
who make flavors. Now the flavors is really what all this
this cottage industry has, is known for this fantastic brands,
and in very interesting tastes. And it's food. I mean, it's a
food industry. If you look at it, there are definitely the
proper fall and not proper fall. What I'm propylene, whatever
it's called the stuff that that you need as a base to create the
vape. The vapor. Yeah, it can affect you, because I think it
can give you can make you poop a lot maybe.
Right? Yeah, it's a brand called poop a lot.
This is the kind this is what's so great about this industry,
you could have a poop a lot brand. And people be oh, this is
cool. I want that. And they've you know, the labels are great.
And this is what Dexter has become very successful with. But
they're not going after the devices. They're not going after
the nicotine providers. No, let's go after the kids who are
making up all these cool little flavors.
That seems like it's entirely designed to lure in non smokers
and new customers.
Well, look, it may be the case that the flavors do help some
adults transition off of combustible tobacco that appeal
to adults as well. But what we're gonna say to the
companies, those flavors are on the market, but for an act of
enforcement discretion by the FDA, we're allowing them to stay
on the market without filing applications seeking approval to
have those flavored products on the market. Well, we were
contemplating doing and we're given the make the manufacturers
some time to come back to us but but what we're working on right
now is a plan where we would require these companies to have
to file applications with the FDA demonstrating that the
flavored products have a net public health benefit that that
they're going to entice more adult smokers to quit
combustible tobacco and move on to E cigarettes. A billion
dollars more young kids onto these nicotine products.
Now it's closer to a million. It's closer to a million
million dollar lawyer flavor. And I noticed Yeah, this whole
thing is an example of the problem with government today's
government over regulation. This is over regulation that the
Republicans always bitching about. But meanwhile, this goes
through with Trump as president. And this is the kind of thing
that did this. This is extra legal enforcement of laws that
are only done by bureaucracies. I'd worked for one of these
operations. And they do wishes the way the government works.
Nowadays, they give authority to the FDA to make their own rules
make their own laws when laws are only supposed to be made by
Congress states. But now Now they're made by these these
agencies, and they're usually made on behalf of some, some
organization like Big Tobacco is the whole thing. The whole
system's corrupt and this guy shouldn't be run out of town.
She shouldn't he shouldn't be roundly criticized by the
reporter and said of her agreeing with everything he
says, Oh, you're Ashraf.
Exactly. And next thing they notice he says, you know, we're
keeping the manufacturers that the manufacturers are all going
to come back. And you know, they're in this question and
answer period. And there'll be yes, we agree. We think we
should have this very strict policy to push all the other
kids out who have made this industry.
Yeah. Show the no agenda show sticks stays behind the people
that have some to do with we knowing them.
Yeah, that's what we stand for.
Dexter,
Dexter. All about Dexter. I got some points on the back end,
John sounds like Hey, John, I got some points on the back end
of the vape liquid. It's our exit. Finally it's here.
Get some points, man. I have one. I have a couple of glasses
because I have one that I think is probably worth playing. All
right. And this is the one where Trump says you're not thinking
you're an idiot to the woman to report and this is the whole
clip. And you can tell he's just being Trump. He calls on some
woman from CNN, I think and he lets her ask a question at a
press briefing about about The new US MCA. Well,
I'd like to say something about this this press conference in
general, because I actually caught this one the entire thing
I heard it live. And it was misreported as usual by MSNBC,
etc. Oh, he didn't want to talk about cabinet. I didn't want to
talk about Cavanaugh. But that's not what happened. The first
question from the first reporter, he called on started
on Kavanaugh and he said, no, no. Let's talk about what was it
the US MCA usmca, which apparently Jared Kushner pushed
that through that was I'm looking into that story. And,
and you know, that every other reporter would say, Well, I have
a question about Kelly's look, we'll do them later, first about
this deal. And he did them later. And he did them later,
but it was reported he didn't want to talk about. But yeah,
that so he was pissed off about everyone's asking him the same
question over and over again. And then this happened.
She shocked that I picked her.
Like in a state of shock.
I'm not thinking but that's okay. I know. You're not
thinking
you never do. I'm sorry. No, go ahead.
Like, homeless as what
was really bad. It was horrible. It was horrible. It's very good.
He's, it's, it was a comedian.
Well, he's, he's the director. He's the producer. He's the
talent. He's the distance the distributor. He's got the full
package.
Excuse me, she jumps to Never mind. Just go on. You want me to
play the rose bar? It's almost like these aren't the bots
you're looking for, you know, that scene in the old Star Wars
movie.
So you want to play the rest of the clip? For some reason? Yeah,
play the whole thing
as you get it. Go ahead
and tweet this weekend.
Mr. President, you said that it's incorrect to say you're
limiting the scope of the FBI investigation?
What does that have to do with strength? I don't mind answering
the question. But you know, I'd like to do the trick has to do
with the other headline in the news, which is the candle but I
know, but how about talking about trade? And then we'll get
to that. We'll do that a little bit later. You
think that anybody have a trade? Your trade deal will pass
through Congress, sir?
I think so. But you know, if it doesn't, we have lots of other
alternatives. But I do think so I think if they're fair, which
is a big question, but if it's fair on both sides, the
Republicans love it. industry loves it. Our country loves it.
If it's fair, it will pass. I think it'll pass easily, really
easily. Because it's a great deal. I mean, NAFTA passed. It's
one of the worst deals I've ever seen. inconceivable that it was
made fair question. Any other questions? I'll get back to you.
And the other. I'd like
to go forward with my Kavanaugh question. Let's
do that later.
Yeah, just assistant insists Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, well.
Maybe Sunday will be no trump day.
It's not possible. Unlikely, says 10. To do these guys, it's
all they do. We deconstruct news and half the news we have to
deconstruct has got to do with Trump. There you go to talk
about this other stuff this global warming going on.
We will return on Sunday with another episode of the no agenda
show. And looking forward to that remember us at the
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John C. Dvorak.
Keep waiting my friend. Keep waiting. until Sunday, everybody
as always, adios MoPhO.
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Andres is talking to us about single sex schools I don't know
is is your school single sector to co Ed it's kind of it's co Ed
okay so said that Brett Kavanaugh exposed himself or
adults get to pick and
choose what we're responsible for this ever happened and even
Kyle Kaiser who said she believes forward says
as we tell adults beautiful things that that comment is just
so
for loops for it says that she doesn't even remember ever being
at a party
always is more empowering than anything and we tell adults get
to pick and choose predicative to her face. Right and it can
get to pick and I don't know I can't. It's just Robert rates
for focused on gender roles. Oh,
so I'm in college, but they don't remember anything like
this ever happened
in the social culture we've been trying and focus on
getting a party or cabinet press Pickens
record so much. Oh, hold on, hold on. It's okay to pick and
pick anything exposed himself, or response or recession. Well,
yes.
Now she's saying all men are creepy.
And autism is very real. And it was so empowering and to be able
to have that voice of somebody, be them remember you. And your
boys never be explanation for girls. And so find that is your
school single sector zip code. Oh my god. Can you see that?
Zephyr? Fantastic. Fantastic. Fantastic. Fantastic.
China has total respect. Total respect. China has total
respect, total respect for Donald Trump and for Donald
Trump's very, very large brain at brain or brain or brain or
brain or brain.
Donald Trump, Donald Trump. Donald Trump said he was
somewhat said that about me all day. You say the China man over
this and I got a big brain. Boost Donald Trump, Donald
Trump. Donald Trump was telling the truth. Yeah, what was the
reality or is grasped the country
the lasagna allows you know what you did? Like fear that kind of
a wind up to the F word.
know every city in America have a Trump Hotel, and both parties
are in danger, danger.
But it can be worse, you can actually kill somebody's cab and
conquer their tires to get them to shut up.
I had one. Technology is the big question whether or not it is
making people happy,
or eyes smears are spiritual with the character assassination
and frankly the bludgeoning of diversionary
blame the other person tactics himself who was telling the
truth. What was the reality is because we've got facts and then
we've got feelings. There was one
on one. All right and
woofing is not flat.
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