suckin all the scooters up into the air and and throwing
scooters all over the place.
It's scooter Nedo Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Sunday
September 1 2019. This is your award winning combination media
assassination episode 11. This is no agenda, experiencing the
unexpected and broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33 on the
frontier of Austin, Texas Capitol dome Star State in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's a beautiful day in
the neighbourhood. I'm still not going to see the movie. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
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It's Sunday, he's not inspired. That's great. And
there goes this effort. 234-567-8910 10 cars,
or so there you go. Thank you for that report.
You're welcome is all right, just in time. So
we both got an experience upgrade with our Skype. Yeah. I
just wanted to say one thing that I don't understand. i After
that huge upgrade, just before the last show. One Yeah, the
giant Windows upgrade. So now when I click on if I open
outlook, which I use for email, any link that I click on, it
does not open, the browser does not open this link, I get a
dialogue box that says something unexpected rent went wrong with
this URL, and it gives me the URL. And that says the file or
directory is corrupted and unreadable. What the hell is
that? No idea. I
got it. I've got one. What did you get? I get mine is. I looked
it up to this started happening after that big upgrade that
you're talking about? Yeah. So I go. So here's what I do. I've
got one of my printer. I got Photoshop or IrfanView whatever
it is, I go to print. And it immediately prompts me to save
the file instead of printing.
Oh, really? It's not like a PDF printer that's selected or
something?
Well, first, I thought it was something sketchy. I just need a
reboot. Because this has been happening.
You gotta you gotta shut it down, shake it and then reboot
it and see what happens like an etch a sketch.
So I rebooted didn't change anything. I said, Well, let me
try Photoshop and went to Photoshop. Same thing, hit the
print button. It goes. It says Save to File. Okay, well, this
is no good. You're saving
your prints pool, no doubt or something.
And then I looked it up. Okay, Jackie V. This has been
happening to a lot of people. But it's happened before is this
this notion 2012 trying to print a document and the printer
prompts to save the file instead of printing. It goes on and says
Can somebody help and there's no help is bullcrap. There's no
help, as usual, all these online.
When it comes to Windows, there's no help. I just I just
recommend what we always recommend here on the show, just
jiggle the handle a little bit.
So I said, Well, this is probably and one of the
solutions was this reinstall the printer drivers.
Oh god. No, no, no, no, use the printer a lot. You print a lot
of stuff.
I do Chad. So I wanted to make sure this was phenomenon that
was just something to do with the printer. I rebooted it. So I
went to the browser. And I saw let me just print a browser
page. Or let me take the document that I was going to
print in IrfanView and just grab it, throw it under the browser
where it's now principle. Okay, so I hit the print button on the
browser printed fine great I get zero good Microsoft.
You go this Fletcher. Exactly. It sucks. Anyway, so much for
our tech news this morning. Very happy to bring that to
everybody. All right. Well, we had a another shooting in Texas
yesterday. mass shooting. And
what happened? I don't even I never saw this news. I was
watching football.
Yeah, well, it was big here. Of course. Well, what was the
report that came out first was two shooters, one in Odessa, one
in Midland, Midland is right to the west of Texas and Odessa is
down the road further to the west of Texas. So they the first
reports were you know 30 shot two different shooters, two
different cities. Of course, you know, this was not what it
turned out to be. And I tuned into what station was this? It
was the Odessa television station. We know that one part
now these guys are in the mall where there was no shooting but
there In the mall is one of those setups where you have
offices and etc and radio stations used to have that Vegas
this TV station. People can look through the window and see the
TV studio
we know that one person has been taken into custody that's all we
know we don't know about a person that may have also been
involved. There are multiple scenes around town a lot of
people seeing his videos of officers here and there. We're
just seeing people oh, we're running through the most right
going on over here. We're not sure what's going on at the
mall.
Okay, we probably need to go there. We can see this. We
probably need
to get off the air. Yeah,
let's go Fletcher. So
what happened here is get off yeah, people started running
past their windows so they panic. Okay, we're
gonna have to there's something people run into them all. We're
not sure why.
Anyway, yeah, so panic everywhere. Now five people did
get killed and we don't know very much about it. Other than
or at least as of this morning, it was one guy who was pulled
over on the road between Midland and Odessa traffic stop, he gets
out, shoots the cop right away and then drives to Odessa just
shooting people on the highway. And I don't know what what
weapon he was using. It seems like if you're driving and
shooting, you know, a handgun might be easier. But he did. He
killed five people and wounded at least 20 others while
driving, apparently. And then he stole a mail truck. And that's
where they ultimately got him and they got him in the mail
truck and they shot him dead. So we may never know exactly what
was going on. But thank goodness Beto O'Rourke right away went
out to to go and politicise everything. So of
course, it's always about politics.
I mean, it's not about these families, these people the
people affected know right away, we got to go to politics,
because and then you do it with a sincere face like Beto. And
then you know what, when you're on CNN, throw in some of your
curse words. He's been really good at that lately, and he
seems to be gaining traction,
the rhetoric that we've used the thoughts and prayers that you
just referred to, it has done nothing to stop the epidemic of
gun violence, to protect our kids, our families
and stuff. So people are now bitching and moaning I've been
doing this for a while about it's mainly Democrat Twitter
read yelling at Republican Twitter. And it goes something
like this. Oh, what are your thoughts and prayers gonna do
now? They're all bitching about these thoughts and prayers, the
very same people, when a celebrity dies will say, rip
love and light. You know, it's kind of stupid, the epidemic
of gun violence and to protect our kids, our families, our
fellow Americans in public places at a Walmart in El Paso
where 22 were killed in Sutherland springs in a church
one or two a day all over this country. 100 killed daily in the
United States of America. We're averaging about 300 mass
shootings a year
it mass shootings determined as what is it three or more people
hit by gunfire and one incident. I think
it's very it's a very low standard.
No other country comes close. So yes, this is fucked up. And we
don't call it out for what it is. They said out here.
Oh yeah, Beto don't care man who just say whatever he needs to
say. Just tell you Alabama,
I would send in a complaint to the FCC. Me. Yes, this
is fucked up close. So yes, this is fucked up. And if we don't
call it out for what it is, if we're not able to speak clearly,
if we're not able to act decisively, then we will
continue to have this kind of bloodshed in America. And I
cannot accept that. And so we're going to speak defiantly and as
strongly as we can. But we're also going to take action
universal background checks.
So I thought that would be good ISO for the end to show. Yes,
this is fucked up. What do you think you got something better?
Maybe?
I don't have any I didn't find any ISOs. I didn't isolate
anything. But I don't like it. Okay. It's been one if I can
give you 10 reasons, but I can give you two good ones. Why is
beta O'Rourke
stop of one reason is enough. What is it to you? I don't like
the word. I don't like the term.
No. The second one is it makes it sound like that word. It's a
commentary on the show.
I'm sure Beto would say the same thing about our show. He did the
shooting. But he went
off to say that he loved to be the guy saying that at the end
of our show.
So I just stayed on Beto because he was of course this is not far
from El Paso. El Paso is just a little bit more west from
Odessa. And I'd follow them around and he's just throwing
out a meme fest of ideas. They have a list of more
than I worry about the politics or the polling. More than I care
about what the NRA has to say on this. I care for my kids and
this country and people who live in terror everyday. People in
all paso, Mexican Americans who say I feel like I have a target.
On my back. I'm afraid to go out in public kids who are thinking
about going to school tomorrow, having gone through active
shooter drills already know which bookcase are going to pull
down which window they're going to jump out of. This is not
right, and we should not accept it. And we should be honest with
ourselves. universal background checks will help ending the
sales of weapons of war will help
weapons of war. This is where he's and he's adding nukes.
But if millions of them remain on the streets, they will still
be instruments
of terror instruments of terror weapons of war instruments of
terror. He should have said tools of terror that terrify and
terrorise us, terrify terrorise instruments of terror take
our lives, but what about not gonna accept that?
But what about the
kind of real world why is he not going to use it what it is
should not accept it? What is it got to do what egomaniac.
El Paso was his town that got shot up, you know, a couple of
weeks ago.
He talked about the church over him him him?
Well, it's better. He's better Oh, hold
dynamic that USA Today the editorial board is putting in
there that if you go too far that it'll kill the whole thing.
This this. This is about the gun buyback, that he wants to do a
mandatory gun buyback and which of course is the definition of
infringing and creating a law about the right to bear on
the editorial board is putting in there that if you go too far
that it'll kill the
whole thing. This this triangulation calculation, pull
testing every move. That's what got us here in the first place.
I listened to those students from Parkland Florida, March for
our lives that came out with a bold plan for peace that talks
about many of the measures I just described. A national gun
registry licencing for every American who owns a firearm, use
that gun for self protection, to hunt, to collect, to shoot at
target practice. But you don't need an AR 15 and ak 47?
Yeah, I got a question. I keep hearing aid. So ar 15. We all
know what that is. It's, it's a semi automatic rifle. That looks
very scary. The AK 49,
but not necessarily. Nine.
Yeah. Well, I want to focus on the AK 47. This is thrown about
very easily. I don't believe these are actual fully automatic
ak 40 sevens floating around in the country? Am I wrong about
this? Is there a I don't
know of anyone who hasn't fully automatic ak 47? Well, but I
don't know anyone who has an AR seven or 15? That's fully
automatic either.
No, but I'm just saying that when you say ak 47, that is the
classic coalition to cough. It's a very simple gun. And it does
single shot or automatic and they just throw that out next to
ar 15. I don't Is there a market in the
US? I don't, I never got the implication that it was a
machine gun.
But so my question is, is there a separate line of AK 40 sevens
that are single shot only? And I don't believe that exists. I
think an AK 47 is an AK 47, which can be used fully
automatic. Anyway, that I have no idea someone would get best.
We
don't believe that to be true, because it's illegal to have an
automatic hugely.
That is a weapon of war designed to kill people as efficiently as
effectively in as great a number as possible that that high
impact high velocity round. It distributes its entire kinetic
energy in your body and destroys your insides. We talked to the
surgeons who treated the victims in El Paso. Many of them had
been on the battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan. They said these
are wounds
of war how many he likes the alliteration? Doesn't he weapons
of war tools of terrorism wounds of war. Now this is all
horrible, desperate, it's horrible of course, but but I
just want to say something to people who listen to our show,
to get kind of highlights and not be drowning under the direct
that is shovelled on top of you by the mainstream. While
horrible. And while crap and a super day wrecker, there's
probably five other people that died in these two towns in on
the same day from other for other reasons. Then what happens
is if and I pulled up the statistics 1990 to 2017 of
violent crime in the United States. And I know this is an
argument that's used all the time, but I just want to add
something to it. So in 1990, we were looking at 729 violent
crimes per 100,000 people in the United States. And that graph
that goes down to 2017, where we're at 382.9 violent crimes
per 100,000 people admit the graph is it's like The it's like
looking at the climate gait graph in reverse. But what's
happened since 1990? Or really since 1995. Let's give it a fair
number is our access to media has skyrocketed and the channels
that stuff is coming in, it's just everywhere. And what gets
focused on is the stuff that scares us. And, you know, I
think that there was a lot more violent crime going on decades
ago, but you didn't hear about it or you didn't hear about it
quickly. There wasn't such an onslaught. And it really is
messing up our brains. Even I have, you know, this is a couple
of mass shootings in Texas, not that far away. So you start to
think, and kids start to think, well, when is it my turn when
when I'm just going to be in the wrong place at the wrong time?
We're being terrorised. And it's, it's really, I think it's
probably getting a a 223 is shot at you is not healthy. But this
is also a slow death for people. It's very, very unhealthy. And I
don't know what to do about it. But I just wanted to say, we
need to put this into perspective, because that's all
they focus on is these types of deaths. There's all kinds of
things that happen bad stuff happens to good people every
single day. But we just terrorise everybody, terrorise
the kids, terrorise everybody. That's all that they seem to
love.
Yeah, they do.
And I think it's mass shootings, air accidents, these kinds of
things. No, they always made the news. But for instance, did you
hear about 10? Teenager shot in an Alabama high school football
game yesterday? No, no, of course not. First of all black
so it doesn't count. Oh, sorry. You're black. We can't unless
was a white guy shooting you know. So they don't even don't
even focus on that.
Well, as I've said this since day one of this show, people
moan and groan about all the shootings. They never even
talked about Oakland, which is one of the shooting capitals.
People are getting shot all the time because
it's terrorism to true tool of terrorism is the M five M, the
mainstream media is the tool of terrorism, terrorising our own
people. Now, there is something that's read
it, which if it
leads, leads, it bleeds is what you're looking for, if it bleeds
it yeah, there's some like that. If not, if it bleeds, it leads.
Yeah, there we go, as in the lead. But now there's a new term
that has popped up, which I heard in conjunction with the
big town hall in Austin regarding the homelessness
situation, the unhoused. And the term is behavioural health. So
we have mental health and we have behavioural health. Have
you heard of the difference? Well, okay, can actually, I did
I get an actual answer to that the article I have here from
Alvernia University. Behavioural health versus mental health,
what's the difference? So behavioural health describes the
connection between behaviours, and the health and well being of
the body, mind and spirit. This would include how
to just summarise as you'd be exercising more, is that what
we're talking about here?
I'm not sure this would include how behaviours like eating
habits drinking or exercising impact physical or mental
health. How however, during the 70s and 80s behavioural health
almost entirely referred to behaviours that prevent illness
or that promote health. Later the term began to include
behaviours that help people manage disease most recently
behavioural health incorporated mental health to I'm not quite
it does that doesn't really explain anything to me, but
they the least
I was after the show on Thursday, which I really I
wanted to consider going to this big town hall. But as I was
tired and be I found out they're gonna have it videotaped anyway.
And once you see the you have to fill out 10 pages of forms, just
to get a question asked and like now that this is not, I'm not
going to go there. So I watched all two hours, what a shit show,
the city of Austin, so we had the mayor, we had the, let's
say, the financial controller, we had a representative from APD
from the police department. They had a moderator, you know, so
they had a panel of eight people and one of these hippie hipster
moderators, you know, the kind you bring into your company.
Now, here's some big rocks here, some little rocks now, what do
we put in first the big rocks or the little rocks, you know, one
of those guys so he was doing the, the moderation. They also
had a community advocate. And so they're talking and then I just
wanted to play this only single clip From from this two hour
session, where you can hear the attitude of the city, and how
they feel about people experiencing homelessness, which
by the way, if they didn't have to use that whole sentence every
single time people experiencing homelessness, it would have
taken him only an hour and a half to get through this
meeting. It's so cumbersome. Just say people who are
homeless, that's a lie, by the way, experiencing homeless,
they're not experiencing their homeless, to experience
homelessness, if you if you sleep on the street for a day.
It's like and it's not it's not supposed to hurt, they're gonna
be right in this new world.
experience homelessness. Maybe a theme song. Anyway, just listen
to this. This is the community. I will I think first we will
hear from the guy from Austin Police Department. And when we
get to the community advocate, you'll hear it soon enough.
So Chris, you're a community advocate, you
work directly with homeless? Why do you care about this issue?
God,
because homelessness shouldn't exist. Because it's a form of
extreme poverty, that should not happen in the richest country in
the history of human civilization. And I believe
that, you know, we, we have a duty, we have a responsibility
as a city and as fellow citizens to make sure that everyone is
housed and has what they need ultimately, to get by day to
day.
So chief had some thoughts on this, May. I say thank you, I
want to just reinforce the importance of calling us when
you see that suspicious behaviour, because although we
may not be able to take any specific action in that
instance, we are a data driven department, we do collect data
on where things are occurring where crime is occurring. Yeah,
just a quick
interruption there. Before all this started, they were asking
about the was there has there been an increase in crime since
the city ordinance was lifted, and you can camp anywhere except
for in front of City Hall, of course. And the guy from the
police department saying, well, we don't have any data to show
that. But what he meant was we actually don't have any data, we
have no data, they have zero data on these past six weeks.
But that got reported here in Austin is no proof. You know,
one of those deals is really despicable with
safety, I want to just reinforce the importance of calling us
when you see that suspicious behaviour, because although we
may not be able to take any specific action in that
instance, we are a data driven department, we do collect data
on where things are occurring, where crime is occurring when
it's occurring. And that's how we deploy our officers based on
both time and location. So it's important to note when these
things are happening, Matt, I also just want to make sure that
we really start to identify what criminal activity means and what
it is people just being in a place because they have nowhere
else to be it's not a crime. So I think really starting to
focus.
So what the lady is screaming here is Yeah, if I have too many
people at my house, it's against the law. It's considered a party
and I have to break it up. But okay, it's alright. These people
couldn't do whatever they want. This is this is the this is the
public versus the people running the city on stage
in a place because they have nowhere else to be it's not a
crime. Oh, yes. So I think really starting to focus. People
out really starting to focus on you know, no one no one's up
here advocating for people build us all other folks or be able to
be aggressive in nature, we
would not wait for the for the for the community advocate,
except
we wouldn't expect that from our community, from our house
communities. So we don't expect it from people experiencing
homelessness. So there, we just have to really be able to
identify what it is that we're talking about when we discuss
criminal activity. If something looks like criminal activity,
you know, that's not assuming that it is criminal activity,
just people living.
There, hey, they're doing heroin. That's not criminal.
Shut up yet in the audience. our panellists?
Yeah. I want to push back a little bit on the question as
well, because this the people that are that are camping in
your neighbourhoods are your neighbours to oh, they live in
your neighbourhood?
And I think it's, it's clear that we need to, it's clear that
the city needs to, it's clear that the city needs to provide
additional resources to help limit the impacts on housing
neighbours of camping, which also is going to really help
people that are camping currently, to live in more
sanitary conditions.
Do you notice a trend here? You're not homeless? Your
camping is completely different. You're a neighbour I have your
in house neighbour of someone whose kid,
which also is going to really help people that are camping
currently, to live in more sanitary conditions and be
healthier themselves. And so I really do support immediately
providing those sorts of things trash pickup,
I pay $35 a month for my trash pickup, porta potties
and other types of services. But I think it's really important to
understand that, you know, people in your neighbourhoods
are your neighbours, you know, and, and I know a lot of folks
are feeling victimised by people camping their neighbours, but
almost every single one of those folks would switch places with
you if they could just understand that, and that, and
that we were all trying to get to a place where we can live
together and live together. Well.
Sad thing is this people in the audience who were all in with
this Jumoke Oh, yeah, who can hollering? Yeah,
I will say this, just as an aside, at least the sound was
good.
It took a while to find a version with the sound that was
good, believe me, and only had four views. No one cares.
I've seen most of these four views. Lots of these is just a
shotgun mic and somebody's
Oh, yeah. Oh, no. There's a lot of that. There's a lot of that.
So a couple things. So this behavioural health I heard a
lot. Camping is good camp. What's and you're not. They're
not homeless. They are neighbours who are camping, and
neighbours. And, and I think the biggest Cop Out of all, and our
mayor uses that a lot is we all have to work together. You know
why? Because when it doesn't work when we did not work
together. I know there were certain elements who didn't work
together with us. It's like, ah, anyway, here's the here's a a
television report,
by the way, I will before you continue. I want to say because
maybe he's involved in city council work in Port Angeles.
Welcome to the USA. They're all like this.
The city council specifically you mean?
Yes. I've in fact, she's always bitching to me. She's very
young, I believe is anyplace else Iran someplace. I said, No.
I said, they're all like this. They're all second rate. And
it's really pathetic because it shouldn't be the foundation of
the country. Yes. But no, it's a bunch of us usually egomaniacs
and people who write because nobody else wants to run the yet
to blame the public at large. And it's and they're all corrupt
as us there's this minor corruption. It's like petty
corruption. And it permeates all the city council's from San Jose
to Port Angeles to Deluce. I'm sure Berkeley to Austin's
literally for Berkeley, deep
in the heart of Texas. Got this question Texas, one
of the you know, flying little capital cities of the world.
It's just this is it. It's I don't know what to tell you. And
I don't know what to what you can do about it.
Well find people who want to run with a better message and
support them. I guess in our in our in our district.
You had to pay more. What do you mean pay more? It'll pay enough
money for these people.
$76,000? No, no. $76,000 every council member
that's not in most places. It's next to nothing. Like nothing in
many places. Volunteer work. Yeah. Well, they're getting
$76,000 On next city council in Austin, Texas. Yep.
Every single member I looked it up because I wanted to see if it
was worth it. It's not good. We get beaten up. Can it maybe if I
could do the podcast?
You could do the podcast and be the city council person.
Unfortunately, I know what would happen you'd be bitching and
moaning so much. Yeah. It would ruin the show. The podcast was
ruined. The Austin City Council podcast we're
not going to do that. But I will support anyone who wants to
rouse this Who do we have here? Garza I think I'm gonna some guy
here. So here's the news report on the city's new plans. We've
changed things a little bit everybody we're working together
like a team. We
want to update you on the city's plans for creating more homeless
shelters in Austin. First, there's the new shelter coming
to South Austin off of Ben White Boulevard. The city approved
spending a little more than eight and a half million dollars
to buy an existing 26,000 square foot office building there and
to turn it into a shelter. Council members are adamant that
this will not be a drop in shelter like the arch but this
plan isn't going over well with some who live nearby. The
petition against it has more than 5700 signatures so far. And
the other shelter is the Salvation Army. The Salvation
Army's new or rag Gaber on Tannehill Lane in East Austin is
meant to house families with children and even though there
was a ribbon cutting ceremony for it in June. No one's living
there now this Ovation army still needs money and an
occupancy certificate from the city before people can move in.
City leaders have long said the way to fix homelessness is to
address affordable housing needs. Most recently, the city
approved buying 300 new affordable homes, and
specifically 140 of those will be for people who are homeless
have disabilities or have other critical needs.
Now I understand when you're talking about a pipeline of
homelessness, and people who actually just fall off the edge
because of a medical situation or something else, and it can
happen shoot, he could happen to me quite easily, although I, of
course, I'm married to keep her so I'll be okay. But for years,
I made it for years living on the edge. And I was like, Well,
what what were the donations be? Who knows you you missed two
shows and pure deep platformed or something like that, and then
it becomes a problem. I understand that. And I think
there's probably a good reason to have some temporary housing
for people and families to help them catch up so they can figure
it out. But we're talking people who've been homeless unhoused
experiencing it for eight years, nine years, 12 years that they
live, they live effectively outdoors. And now they're all
just coming in into the city Hey, we can camp there. Why not?
It's like closer to everything is where I can get drugs if I
want him. And I'd said it's very very sad and before you know it
will be like Philadelphia help
was on the way to deal with the hepatitis A outbreak. It began
with the Health Department declaring a public emergency.
The emergency declaration is really to call the healthcare
community to partner with us rapidly to administer a vaccine
to as many of these folks at risk as we can as soon as
possible to quell this outbreak.
Since January 154 People were diagnosed with hepatitis A
compare that to 21 cases and all of 2018. Officials want to
vaccinate those most at risk drug users and people who are
homeless, vaccinate
them against hepatitis A and protect them from getting this
so that we can stop this outbreak.
In addition to the pop up clinics like this one this week
in Kensington McPherson Park, the city will instal hand
washing stations in the next couple of weeks to help contain
this contagious virus. The city also intends to provide public
toilets and public facilities
that agree to keep us safe and keep our health and bodies
Kenny, I'm glad you're doing Senate buddy because it has
slowed down and the
city says this emergency will stay intact until the
commissioner believes that it is contained.
Now a madman shooter is one thing it's definitely something
to be afraid of. But this really scares me. And this is what we
were predicting in San Francisco they'll just be floating around
everywhere now it seems to be happening in Philadelphia.
Well, there's Hepatitis A there is cholera. There's a number of
other ailments that all come from transference via poop. And
you have in Texas, I'd be more concerned there than anywhere.
Mainly because it's when the poop dries out and then becomes
dust. All we are is just the people breathe it and your
breathing pooped as contaminated probably or maybe or maybe not.
And the next thing you know you have a real problem on your
hands and there's nothing you're gonna do about it overnight.
What does Hepatitis A do E to you actually what is the what
blows
out your liver?
Oh, well, I might need that.
Oh, you mean you want my need that
I might need my liver?
Your liver? Yeah,
you're kind of handy. Now. Can you because there's a
vaccination against it? Apparently. Can't Is there a
cure?
Or was on bed rest and it's chronic? You just have Oh, you
don't get rid of it? No, I don't think so. And cheese.
So on that upbeat note how you do you got anything because
that's that's everything from Texas today. We're shooting
people. We've got people camping. It's beautiful.
Well, let's take the PAC 12 still sucks. Pac 12 Anybody else
needs to know that little piece of tidbit information?
What's the PAC 12
Yeah, nevermind. It's the Football League out here. Oh,
okay. College College Football began Okay. Well, there's some
other I got some clips from some interesting things we might as
well at least get the Hong Kong update out of the way because
there's a new twist that that was very creative. Because as
you know in Hong Kong during these riots, the Hong Kong they
got the they got the umbrellas out there so things bounce off
the umbrellas. Yeah, yeah, they put a cone on top of the gas
canisters and and pour water on it. There's a bunch of things
going on. But this little new one is got this Hello, Dave.
This is I like this
authorities banned today's March but 10s of 1000s of
demonstrators gathered at government headquarters. The
protesters armed themselves Have makeshift weapons and shields as
they confronted police who fired blue tinted water from cannons
to mark the protesters. This weekend marks the 13th week of
unrest and falls on the five year anniversary of a decision
by China to limit democracy in the semi autonomous territory.
That announcement launched a 79 day occupation of Hong Kong
streets by pro democracy demonstrators known as the
Umbrella Movement.
Why did they you do why did they choose blue? When you want
something bright yellow or bright pink when she wants
something good?
I don't know what you would want. And you have your eight
there. Spring Asians who have brown skin and you want
something to show up on a brown skin. Maybe the blue dye works?
I don't know. But I thought the idea of shooting diet pills
because it's what those dye packs doing to bank robbers.
Yes, you put a dumb bank robbers and put a bunch of money in a
bag and it put a dye pack in there and then it explodes all
over it throws dye all over the ball over the money. I had one
of those bills once by the way, that may still you still take
cash from in. But it's always dial over the money and it's
throws dye all over you. And it's just stuff that doesn't
come off for months.
They have they do that with clothing tags as well. Now, they
also have dye dye bonds.
No, I didn't know that. Yeah,
the things that they unclip before you leave the store.
Yeah. So if you try to hammer it yourself, it won't.
It'll hammer on you basically. I and it also ruins the garment so
it can't be returned for cash, which is really the scam which
is what most people want to do. And want to take it and they
want to return it to I'll bet there's a very high percentage
of women in in the United States who frequently go to a store,
buy an outfit, wear it for the evening, keep the tag on and
return it.
Are you kidding us? Almost every woman with all the broadcasting
people I've ever worked with in the Bay Area, all of them do
that. All of them not one or two. There used to be a place
across from me Bo, that was up on the other side of the street
up and over was on the corner. It was some fancy dancy place.
And everybody would go over there and they grab a garment.
They do the height. They have taped the tape up the little
tags and they weren't on the air. And they
they could have expensed it. What's the problem? They could
have expended,
you know, pretty expensive clothes. You didn't have a dark
you there was my company, I would have signed off on it.
No, you wouldn't. Believe me if you were signing off on clothes,
you'd be broke.
I didn't know this was that how dishonest?
Yeah, they go over that? Well, what was?
What was aware of that? Men don't do this.
Don't men don't do this. We don't care. But all the women
do. And they vet they take the little tip piece of tape, they
tag the thing up and they go and they do a thing on the air. I
know we had this at Tech TV. And we had a lot of a lot of women
and they all did it one time. They didn't do it as much as
they did amiibo. But they did it one time where they all did it,
all of them. And they would go and he said that's really nice.
Yeah, he got his social. I think I may I'm probably gonna take it
back. But I was gonna keep it and they take his stuff back is
very common with a lot of women, especially the ones that work in
broadcasting. And it's not like a scandal.
Oh, well, I just kind of noticed this. Wow, that's doing a lot of
this, aren't they? Yeah. Interesting. Well, this morning,
just getting back to Hong Kong. There was more chaos. This is
reported just picked up from this morning just to give us the
most recent news. Hundreds
of protesters gathered outside Hong Kong's International
Airport on Sunday, as pro democracy rally showed no signs
of abating. The demonstrators are determined to carry on their
campaign despite increasingly violent confrontations with
police and warnings from Beijing. Dangerous. Everyone
who's out here today is prepared to be arrested. Dangerous isn't
an excuse. I shouldn't ignore what's happening because we
think it's dangerous and let Hong Kong fall by disrupting air
and train services. The protesters once again focused
international attention on their actions. He said the gathering
was illegal and warned of a dispersal operation.
Did you see the footage of the of the train where the riot
police are just hammering on people. They just wait for the
doors to open and go on and kick their asses.
Yeah, those are trains from China. Yeah, I think these are
all Chinese from the mainland.
And meanwhile, we've got military buildup, which Beijing
says it's just regular rotation, nothing to see here. They got
tanks, they got all kinds of stuff rolling around in the
neighbourhood. I don't know if they've always been there. But
it seems like it's kind of being on replayed by the media.
And I will find out soon as well again and may go on to October
so they have their celebration and come in and kick ass. By the
way I was watching. This was like a couple of weeks ago and
I've been trying to find it. I didn't take good enough notes.
But there was Christina Amman poor she's got some PBS thing
where she interviews four or five people in her anxious way.
And they had some Democrat on there who was talking about the
Chinese Hong Kong riots claiming that they were they were
protesting Trump's racism. Like can't for the life of me find
this clip. Oh. But I threw it out there anyway. unproven. So
anyway, Donald Trump don't trust China. China is as HoH
where am I sure. I flunked my T shirt. China's ASCO. Yeah.
Anyway, we'll see. I mean, the reporting is just all kind of
the same. But it's been it's been this way for a while. So I
think it's very important. What happens port Chinese man for
tour Hong Kongers?
Yes, the Hong Kongers. It's not the Chinese, per se. It's the
Hong Kong depends on why you define everything. Of course.
There's other some other protests going on. There's some
dissent. I get PBS report dissent in Russia. Oh,
what was this about in Moscow today? 1000s marched to protest
rules that bar some opposition candidates from running for city
council. Marchers at the unauthorised rally held up pro
democracy signs and chanting quote, Russia will be free.
protests over the September 8 election began in mid July,
including a permitted rally that attracted about 60,000
demonstrators. The recent protests over the city council
vote are the largest showing of dissent in Russia in more than
five years. Now,
I can hear a lot of talk or I'm reading a lot of talk about
Putin may be on the outs and how much longer can you hold on to
it. We really don't know a lot about how it works in Russia,
know who's really running
dark media. Yeah. Orange Man bad.
Yeah. There were protests over the weekend in Boston at the
straight pride parade. Which, yeah, this was kind of
interesting. And I did get an email from one of our producers
who said, Do you want I was there on the ante on the counter
protests? Do you want a report? I'm like, Yeah, because they
will. I still haven't received anything. So I don't know what's
going on. But I have two reports, one just before and one
after a post pride report. Just listen to how this was set up.
And there's an interesting gap in this one, two
Emerson students are moving in. But tomorrow the college warns
of a disruptive or even dangerous event taking place on
the streets directly outside the straight pride parade.
It honestly just really scares me. Like, I think a straight
pride parade is nothing but you know, pride masquerading as Hey,
please. So called.
I don't know why they left that in what
is wrong with these people, but she said
instead of hate masquerading as pride, she says it's pride
masquerading as hate. And they look again, then they left it in
which is very odd to me.
Outside the straight pride parade,
it honestly just really scares me. Like, I think a straight
pride parade is nothing but you know, pride masquerading as Hey,
please. What is that about?
I think it was just a follow up. I kind of misheard it the first
time I heard that's why I had to play it again. They were just
rushing the report out in the in the edit room and they just let
that one go by and nobody picked it up at any level. Yeah. Which
is really awkward. That concerns me more than anything. You got
to anchor reading it you got somebody editing it, you got it.
Guy in the control room and nobody picks this up. Yeah, we
do. Yeah. I think
the guy who smokes weed every day picks it up.
Straight Pride Parade is nothing but you know, pride masquerading
as Hey, please.
So called straight pride parade is in response to gay pride
events. John Hugo is one of the organisers
celebrating our own sexual agenda and traditional American
values. They don't
deserve our attention. Arlene Isaacson co chairs the
Massachusetts gay and lesbian Political Caucus, she stresses
straight people have not been marginalised throughout history
for their sexuality. So it's silly
to say that they need a straight pride parade when candidly
straight pride takes place 365 days a year,
there is exactly the problem. And I understand that what these
people are trying to organise this provocative and understand
it's kind of like hey, we know straight lives matter to Kansas
be all about the the small marginalised groups, but of
course it's being it's being interpreted as like your Nazis.
Of course crazy parade
begins at Copley Square and ends at city hall that speakers
organisers have a four hour permit. Starting at noon, Boston
police are expecting more counter demonstrators to the
parade than actual parade participants. And of course they
go out and they talk to these freshmen who are just coming
into Emerson College. Hey, listen straight gay. Well gotta
be on this stuff together. I'm doing that this guy
because of the potential volatility please are
restricting parking what people can bring. And there will be
lots of officers. Emerson College has even cancelled an
event and restricted access to certain buildings. Students plan
to use the dorms along the route for their own message.
People were talking about like hanging their gay pride flags
out the window, which I'm all for and just, yeah, we're all
against it.
Oh, we're against it.
We're against it. So I What about just the possibility that
a whole bunch of straight sis normalled gender fluid and fluid
whatever. People just want to have a parade without, you know,
having a just have a parade because these days if not of
being a gay parade, even the St. Patrick's Day parade has become
kind of a gate breaker with all the gay here comes to gay St.
Patty's Day Parade errs. I mean, the last person wants to have a
parade was Trump one day before the July parade on a tank that
is oriented. You know, on the same subject, there's this story
which was in the local news outlet in Vermont. This is the
crazy University of Vermont hate stickers story which is
permeating the east coast along with the with the straight
parade stuff. Well, to me, this is the most I was just jaw
dropped for me maybe I'm so out of time. Now I have to assume
I'm completely out of touch.
Well, class is back in session at UVM. But it's not the
welcoming most students wanted. It's just not going to now at
this campus stands for yet again, three hate speech
stickers were found posted in areas of campus, this time
displaying messages like better dead than red and keep America
American.
I actually think that's kind of scary because this is a really
diverse campus.
Police say the group responsible goes by the Patriot Patriot
front, which has been recognised by the Southern Poverty Law
Centre as a hate group. The various stickers pushes a
message of white nationalism, what's it like to be a dog
whistle, this is no new issue. This comes nearly a year after
similar stickers by the same group were found on UVM is
campus and just weeks after more stickers were found posted in
various areas of Burlington. UVM now working with Burlington
police and in contact with the FBI. But for students, this
isn't the start to the semester. They weren't anticipating.
I don't think any of the faculty appreciate it. I
don't think the majority of the student body appreciate it. UVM
police hoping this will be the last of a group looking to cause
division
concerned about a group like that being involved here and its
impact on our community.
Oh, wait a minute. So the only thing I heard there was one of
the stickers said better dead than red. And that was the only
one they mentioned. Was there any
other one would know there was two of them. They mentioned what
was the one of them was better dead than red, which is really
scary.
Yeah. Especially since from the 60s. Oh, yeah,
girl. And the other one is America for Americans. That's
scary.
Scary. They're there. They're grounded in hate. Although I
don't like to name anything front. You're just a dick.
You're
gonna name you guys. The guys doing Patriot front bumper
stickers themselves, and we don't and there's no proof of
any of that anyone didn't catch anybody's putting a sticker up
could be a bunch of frat boys.
We've ruined our children. Now. Here's the better
dead than red is an old 60s from the 60s 60s commentaries. 50s
and 60s Actually, I think it came out of the 50s which was a
sticker. You know, it's a bumper sticker because it was like an
anti communist bumper sticker. But no, anti communism is now
scary terrorism in America for Americans is not a
terrorist. Terrorism. Shut up. Scary. What
is wrong with these kids?
Well, let's listen to the post pride straight pride parade and
most of these kids were arrested for rowdiness.
waving American flags and dressed in all types of
costumes. More than 100 people took part in the straight pride
parade in Boston, USA. Participants most of them Trump
supporters marched from Copley Square to City Hall voicing
their strong views on traditional American values. I
don't
know. I don't know if they interviewed all 100 of people,
but most of them Trump supporters. This is what we're
doing now. The media is connect Acting Trump supporters to
straight people to Nazis. Yeah, it's really
it's just you left out of numr you left that way.
It may be it may be in the rest of the report,
or that God made one man and one woman who was when they get
together and procreate,
but I can't sit down in my house anymore and be quiet that I need
to stand up for my godly values
to breed was met with even louder protesters from the LGBTQ
community and Antifa.
Police with Ray gear on bikes and in armoured cars are out in
full force along the parade route, several protesters were
arrested. The rally part of this event has been delayed because
organisers say some of the special guests who was scheduled
to speak have not been able to get through the security
checkpoint which makes these protesters happy.
The point of being here today is to make sure that they know that
they're not welcome in Boston. Definitely say
no major injuries were reported more than a dozen people were
arrested.
Straight people not welcome in Boston,
straight people are not welcome in Boston. You heard it here
first.
Now I talked to I talked to my local millennial about this kind
of stuff actually went back. It was part of a larger discussion
about Dave Chappelle about the show that we that we discussed
in the last episode. And I can kind of boil it down to this.
You and I John and I turned 55 On Tuesday I become. And so that
is, of course, I'm twice the age of the young college graduate. I
don't feel old. But the basic takeaway is, I have not evolved.
This is truly it. And Dave Chappelle has not evolved, he
has not evolved to the point where he understands he just,
it's not cool to make jokes about someone's sexuality. Of
course, there's a host of other things. But it's something about
you, your thinking, mind is not evolved, and therefore only an
uninvolved person like you, which usually is then described
as an age issue.
It's always it's ageism,
it's always ageism. And it's I mean, you're a little bit older
than me, but for me, it's it's very difficult right now, we're
on one hand, I have to admit, I don't really know what's at the
top of the Billboard chart. I don't recognise half of the
people I saw on the Video Music Awards, of course, I mean, I'm
also doing other things. I'm not in that business. Like I used
to, like I used to be, but I don't Yeah, and
when you're in the business admin, it behoves you to know
all that stuff. Yeah, yes, you're not in that business. Why
would you know all that stuff,
right? But this is the complaint, you're not evolved in
your thinking. So I'm literally I'm not keeping up with
evolution. And and otherwise, I would never even think a joke
like that was funny. And, and this is, this is more of this
evil.
And if you weren't keeping up, if you were evolving, then you'd
know how scary it is to see a little sticker among three
stamps on a campus that says better dead than red. So there's
a couple other things in the NATs evolution. A couple other
items to gain kind of news that pertain to this.
Eric McCormack, who I like as an actor, he's the he's will on
willing grace. I've always liked that show. Actively called for a
black list of supporters of President Donald Trump in
response to a Hollywood Reporter story about the Beverly Hills
fundraiser the President is going to be attending next week.
And here's his tweet. Hey, Hollywood Reporter kindly report
on everyone attending this event. So the rest of us can be
clear about who we don't want to work with. And is that the
evolved thinking is that the is that the evolved
thinking? It's a version of the McCarthy era where they had
black lists and numerous writers in Hollywood in Hollywood in
Hollywood. This is Hollywood turning on itself. Once again,
only now it's over Trump. And then it was over the Russians.
It was not nothing to do with this country.
Well, but Trump's a Russian agent. So it's the same thing
basically.
Well, there's that meanwhile,
the new Dior ad had to be pulled because they clearly are not
evolved. And they put Johnny Depp it's a good ad actually.
Although depth is kind of weird and he's promoting Savas, the
new power farm from Dr. But the commercial is him out you know
like in a western lands gape he's got his black guitar he's
out there playing guitar he looks all kinds of Rousey and
power from where's the power cord that guitar that let's play
like that?
Yeah, he can do that. But in the background there's an American
Indian you know in full head dress to twirling around and
that of course is cultural appropriation so they had to
pull that I can't believe they're not evolved on this
stuff. So stupid. Who is evolved is Calvin Klein though. Calvin
Klein is really trying to relaunch and reinvent its brand
with plus size models. I speak my truth in my hashtag Calvin's
this been pretty big plus models are showing in these ads. So
they've literally gone from Kate Moss looking anorexic. Remember
to Marky Mark remember Mark Wahlberg? He was the did the
Calvin Klein's and now it's big plus size models and which is
fine by me. But okay, that's also changed so what what what
is considered to be a beautiful womanly shape has changed. These
days, women that I have met and interact with which seems like
kind of a standard really want to look like Kim Kardashian they
want the skinny waist the humongous but in the end the
breasts match. And I'm not involved.
Know. You to be evolved. You have to be a Kardashian fan.
That's basically it. And yeah, oh, that
was involved. There you go. So these people are so kind of
media. You mass.
Yeah, you're right. How sad is
marketing and everything else that they're so proud of not
being able to be influenced by because Oh, no, we were immune
to advertising this. The millennials as autos, yeah,
sure. They are so immune. But meanwhile, they want big giant
butts out of the out of the blue.
Yeah, and it's kind of the desired female shape has morphed
many times over the ages, the Rubenesque woman was considered
the height of sexiness. And that changed into
that was in the 1600s. I think
this is 10 more 17. But yeah. I'm not gonna bitch about 100
years worth yet.
But yes, being involved. It's like they're being they're being
brainwashed into, into into Jambi. All I know is when I
heard that girl from the university student said It's so
scary about a sticker that says better dead than red, which
refers to being a communist. And that's scary. And she's upset
about it. And they don't know what to do. She's beside
herself. This is this is it's gone way too far.
It's everywhere, though. And it's propagated through podcast.
John, I've created a monster just keeps on going.
Yeah, podcasts aren't helping.
I have to call back though your idea of the homelessness
experience in Disneyland the world. This is an exit strategy.
I think we could create this ride. Now do you sit in the
ride? Or do you I think you should also experience for a
brief moment you stepping into human faeces
to homeless early stepping in human faeces. I guess some of
that are really down and out. staggering down the street all
day. No, no,
I mean, it's the right is the right are you going to actually
experience it? Like, so? Is it right? Is it? I think the most
enjoyable Disney rides are in a cart, you know, and you got the
music going on here. Like you know,
but well okay, there's two ways of going about this. I'm a huge
connoisseur of these things. Here we go. This one is you're
in the little car, a little car a little thing and it's going
through a homeless encampment and people are all animatronic.
That's like Pirates of the Caribbean. Yeah, exactly. Like
Pirates of the Caribbean only you're not you may be could be,
you know, in a kind of a river of pee. You know, if you ended
up kind of stinky pee, that would be okay. But I think
generally speaking, be better on rails. And you go through these
things and you see all these different people. And then they
have you know, people did you have you go through the section
where there's a bunch of politicians trying to come up
with good solutions. And they finally say, we just need more
housing and you come out, come out the other end of it and you
feel real good about yourself and you now you understand, you
understand now you have evolved. That's one of the other one
which is the cheaper way to go. Is you put you wear some VR
glasses or you're in a VR situation, you experienced the
whole thing only now it's even more realistic. Not because it's
not animatronics is not the pies not dummies and and things like
Pirates of the Caribbean is the actual videos that you're
seeing. Surrounded by the real stench and filled in, and fans
blowing the smell of crap in your face. You Oh, and you'd go
through the whole thing and you come out the other end pretty
much with the same message, but it's just a cheaper way to do
the ride. Maintenance.
I personally liked the Pirates of the Caribbean version. I like
that a little better. It's more fun.
I always liked those rides better than the ones that are
because it's because you go through the city hall with the
council members are all sitting there pontificating then you
could do without and here's Los Angeles. And here's Austin, you
can have a couple of show some differences.
Oh, yeah. Right. Yeah, you could take the car to one place or
another. And then you know, guys begging for money in different
ways.
Along the ride, people keep coming up to your cart, asking
for money. We're going to hell for this. But I am but I am
actively actively working on this problem in Austin. I'm
meeting the CEO of community first village, not that next
month, Monday after next, and I'm going to interview him.
Maybe we'll pull something out for the show. So he's doing
something that's working. So I'm interested in that we can
incorporate him into the ride. Yeah, I'll pitch him. And with
that, it's time for me to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you the man who put the CD in the kami read John
C. Florek.
Well, in the morning, you Mr. Adam curry also in the morning
to feed on the grounds feet in the air substantive or
substantive waters subs in the water days and nights out there.
And in the morning to
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people discover shows this way they'll stick around, listen to
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you live under a bridge. And I'd also like to say in the morning
to the artists who brought us the artwork for episode 1168
He's no secret to you. He's Darren O'Neal. Is this a
hattrick for Darren had he done it again? Is it now three in a
row?
It's possible.
He brought us a great take off of the 18 to eight This is the
let kids can the Navion kids vote at eight years old. So he
had these. It was really good as we can emote Let us vote and
they had all these kids and he dressed them up and was that Che
Guevara t shirt Che
Guevara T shirts little little small size? Size?
That's a Che Guevara T shirts. It was really quite disturbing
but a beautiful piece. There was disturbing. Let me see did he
did he three in a row? Let me see who did 66 Oops. I have a
feeling had three in a row didn't he know Mike Riley had?
Okay, so he said two in a row. Okay, good. Go for the hattrick
for today. The title of the show was he's
listening. You might be you know, today is a holiday
weekend. There's a lot of people aren't in the United States.
Yes, that's true. Well, you are de percent of our audiences in
the United States.
Yeah. But I like to talk to like, like I'm talking to the
whole world I
talking to the whole world. I'm just saying we have a lot of
people in the United States. So when they when the numbers go
down, it's because of the United States what it is anyplace else.
Europe should be stepping it up.
Yeah, we wish.
Well, this is highly appreciated from Darren, he's always, always
doing work for us one place or the other. If he's not doing pre
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think he did the pre show for today's programme, actually. And
it's part of our value for value system. Yeah, you can help us
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mean, we love the artwork, we love jingles, all kinds of
things that people contribute. And we also really appreciate
people who feel that their way to contribute is through a
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we give them credits. Up at the front of the programme. Here are
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Wow, another Wow. Well let us know how that what's the story?
Is it just one kidney? Did you get the kidney from a friend
usually don't have two kidneys.
What you can't have two kidney transplants
you have? I've never heard anyone having two kidneys
transplanted.
I want to know where you've got the one ingredie I want to know
where he got the new one from.
Can I have your two kidneys?
I know. I know people who have donated their kidney to a good
friend. I mean, those are Yeah, but both of them. Well, no. You
got you should try and find multiple friends if you need
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of Mike gravels make Hillary run again, hats left I'm sure that
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Ryan Hillary run again. Make Hillary run again, thinking Hang
on, I want to die how a debt would go. That's
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us know how that
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Which reminds me of something I posted on Twitter. I didn't put
in the newsletter I put in the next one. The 404 error page for
the Trump campaign saw that yeah, vote trump.com whatever
source you if you go to a page that doesn't exist,
doesn't exist. It pops up the 404 error page. And it's a
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the site is Hillary in front of the White House next to some
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this. Yeah, of course you can and it's one of our producers
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Dark Knight of the morphogenic field morphogenetic field, dark
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I believe so. I think I saw that come in earlier today.
The first thing I'd like to ask for is a major shot of mental
health karma from my twin brother Patrick. He has a rare
disorder called HPPD hallucinogen persisting
perception disorder. It's that's interesting. Well, it's a mental
illness is caused primarily by using hallucinogenic drugs like
LSD. I've heard of this. What's it like?
Is that like a flashback? Is that basic? Is
it like a fun night where you have flashbacks constantly?
Oh, geez.
The symptoms are pretty straightforward, constantly
experiencing visual distortions and patterns, similar to the
kind you would experience while on LSD. Long after you stopped
using the drug. It can cause an unbelievably painful chronic
head pressure, which is far worse than any migraine
according to my brother, and he's a twin. Unfortunately, this
condition has led to my brother being hospitalised twice in the
last six months. There are medications that can mute the
symptoms but there is no known cure. Any of our no agenda
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I share a birthday with you September 3 My mom Karen's
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September 11. He hit me in the mouth three years ago. So happy
birthday to all of the above. Thank you for your courage.
Wow Brendon soon to be sir btw, what a story and I have a
feeling that there's a large section of our audience that
will have some ideas. As I see what's handed to me sometimes in
envelopes at meetups I think people know what's going on. But
this doesn't this sound. I mean, I've heard of LSD flashbacks but
to have them like continuously what that's a true nightmare.
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it where would I drop it? Come on man. Isn't that how you do a
lid Did you lick a lid to drop some as some as dropped? I
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Christopher Coddington in Kailua Kona, Hawaii. Hawaii. You're
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on the NICU. And I wanted to send a note of encouragement.
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medivac to Honolulu. He was then on life support waiting for an
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worse in government because the profit motive he needed what he
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the keeper indeed as a keeper for all she does. The doctors
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my wife is was really lifted her up during the tough time ever
since Adam read my boots on the ground family report about the
bunk the bunk missile all the bullshit Yeah, I knew this no
agenda thing was a huge was a huge family the last year really
proved it. Having listened and since I heard Adam on Infowars
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now finally last but not least his name for and lady before.
from Dhaka lob, Georgia comes with 20 budget and she wrote a
note. And I had to make a comment about the assumptions.
involves long note, I'm not gonna probably read most of it.
She says that she has a note on the note of the post it note. I
tried to write big to help you read my writing. Alright. The
size is not the issue. This is the writing big, big giant
letters. I'm not like 90 but this is like people who go to
Europe and they think that you will understand English if they
shout at you. Yes. It doesn't work. People do not understand
English. If you shout at them louder or softer or whatever you
do. So writing big isn't the problem. She has a nice hand but
it's a little bit I don't know if it's old fashioned but she
has a lot of usages that you don't see much you see it like
It's like trying to read it. You know, there's different kinds of
longhand, as people don't realise. And when you learn
different, different theories of it, I forget the one that
Americans normally use, but it's definitely not the same one that
French use for example, its lips. Hold on.
I think your mic is coming on done. I could hear it. Is it did
it fall off the stand or did you fall off?
No, no, I got I got a wire. I got a wire twisted around my
foot. And in moving my foot, it pulled the gear down to the
floor, so I put it back. Okay. I'll try to be more careful.
Yes. Anyway, as I did, so the French I can't remember if
somebody in the chat room may know what is called our form of
longhand. But the French form is so alien is impossible for an
American
Yes. Our form is a cool Steve. No. perceive
is a name is somebody's name. I can almost hat into the next leg
and answer a penis lead to the house. Anyway, Dear John and
Adam is with a great pleasure. I enclosed my donation of 200
bucks in hopes of my office 71st birthday. Okay. This is a very
old form of longhand, which is not used by anybody. Paul Palmer
method is calmer. Yes. Thank you, Harry. Palmer may be the
newer version of what she's writing. Okay. So she's 71 She
needs to be on the birthday list. This is you got her name.
There are actual names. She doesn't see say she wants to be
anonymous. But it's Susan, you can say Susan, is she already on
the list? No. Why would she be reading this note now? Nobody
knows about this book.
Let's just sorry. It's just Susan.
Yes, Susan. Well, you can use your your dough. Okay, Dame for
an
All right. Dan Ling's before and before I know that part How old
is she?
71
And what what day,
second tomorrow? Oh,
okay. Got it. She's on the list
as I begin my 72nd trip around the
globe some sun the sun or the
sun the sun I wish all
better discursive reading from distance than you are.
Well okay, I'm gonna I can take a picture this is an ash and
then it looks like an eye and then it looks like an E and then
it looks like an M
spencerian. No, son, no, I wish all
denote just this was the best for their for their something. I
was delighted to have had the pleasure of meeting Adam at the
London meetup in June with the other dames knights I truly was
delighted gather she was in London. Sadly the event she
lives in Georgia. Sadly, my attendance was cut short as my
grandchildren needed to get
back. I remember her and her grandkids know this. I remember
her very well. Fantastic lady. Her grandkids are all with her
and they're going like grandma has lost the effing plot. What
are we doing? Who are these people? Who's that guy with the
Tourette's? I mean, they had no idea of like they were tripping
like ooh, Grandma we think we need to take you home because
these people don't seem very safe. It was hilarious.
She says that her daughter's they were they were they got out
of there my usual impairment is due to Big Pharma drugs
specifically, plaque us Plaquenil sale or something
which caused my blindness. I listened to your show on both
Thursdays and after often to hit people in the mouth myself.
Okay. This is finally the best paid best pad best something Oh,
that's the best podcast is the best podcast in the universe.
Play me the jingles please call karma. And I'm specifically
struggling to support my disability disabled daughter
while writing for her writing for her to do so she can be
approved by Social Security. Okay,
let me tell you, let me tell you this. I happen to know that is
this the Social Security Services. If you have a child
that actually has something, and this child is white, you got big
problems. It's not easy to get any of the right forms to be on
any kind of services for these children. I've seen it time and
time again. It's infuriating. The people camping out your
neighbours, but this kid screws them. It's very hard this is
there's something that well there's a lot of things he's
messed up, but I feel her pain in that regard. I have some
close experience with that it's sad. The paperwork.
Okay, well she wraps it up and says that she wants she'll have
to go to attend another if there's another meetup in
Georgia as long as it's outside of Atlanta, and she wants to go
to Duluth, Duluth I guess Duluth, Georgia. That's where
she lives. I'm guessing yes, this was she lives anyway, thank
you for both for all you do for so many around the world. And
don't forget Canada's federal elections in October and that
was a no jingles no karma apparently would give her a go
give her a Carmo. Yeah, she
needs a karma.
You've got karma.
Great note. Appreciate I
will say there is these different longhand theories
cursive as they like to call it. And if anyone gets a chance to
to have or if anybody's on listen to anybody's French and
write to that old fashioned French longhand, you've got to
check it out. If you haven't I used used to correspond with a
lot of different wineries and you'd get this writing. It'd be
like holy crap, I can't read this.
Can you tell someone's personality from the way they
write cursive?
Theoretically, maybe? Yeah. I mean, they say you can I just
got another notice. They want to reboot my computer.
Oh, no, no, no, no. Let me say, well, while you're trying to
stop that, let me thank these executive producers and
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yet people in the mouth Yes, this is fucked up. I have you
know what I have? I have
a British accent.
I don't have a lazy British accent. But all I have is a
reason to open the gates
to the gate to the beach.
That's right, it's time to open up the climate gate one more
time. When did we start using that climate gate jingle? Can
you recall?
Just at least eight years ago,
missy. It's an oldie. Yeah, one of our first Yeah, let me see if
I can just
I'll tell you what it was it was during the climate gate era.
Right. I'm just looking
to see if I have a I don't have a timestamp on this. So that
jingle has got to be from 2008 2009. If you'll recall,
there was a lawsuit.
Yeah, it is great. I should have got a clip on this.
Well, I have I have a couple clips. Good. Yes. So Michael
Mann is the quote unquote inventor of the hockey stick
graph of the graph that shocked the world in 2001. That
certainly helped Al Gore bring his inconvenient truth movement.
Oh, yeah. To the more
has made millions off of that hockey stick. Yeah.
And in the climate gate papers, we were able to see that there
was fudging going on which has since then been painted over as
you're an idiot did your conspiracy theory that didn't
happen? We didn't do any of that this was all real, whereas they
will
go ahead. I do want to say this, that when that happened, that
climate gate operation which was in England, and they flipped if
somebody some hacker had unveiled all these emails
showing all these numbers aren't working out. Let's just fudge
them and they gave Jimmy the numbers actually marked the
beginning of the end as far as I'm concerned. And I think
they're really not gone. I mean, they still talk a big game and
everybody's on, you know, doing their best but I think the
movement is set for the radical left's lefties and, and the
dummies and the people that are scared of stickers their
university. Most people are just given up on it.
Well, a doctor, Dr. Ball stated publicly that Michael Mann was
full of crap and that his hockey stick is fraudulent. To which
Michael Mann sued Dr. Ball for slander. So the story we
receive, which you will not hear a lot about, I think in the
mainstream M five M because it does not move their agenda. It
kind of broke the whole idea of this global warming propaganda
to bid. And the judge dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice and
told Michael Mann that he has to pay court costs and other costs
to Dr. Ball for this bogus lawsuit that he that he had
saddled, saddled up, teed up lined up. So it wasn't the guy.
It wasn't Dr. Ball saying, Hey, I don't believe you and suing
him. No, it was Michael Mann himself who put this hockey
stick in the first IPCC report, he sued today, I'm defending my
honour. So let's get some details exactly on what went
down. I have a three parter here. And we start with now this
was the Daniel Smith podcast. If you want anything good these
days, you can barely get it from M five M certainly not on on
this topic. So this is the very Dr. Ball who was sued, and one
against Michael Mann, who sued him for slander. And as this
kind of the intro,
let me tell you, I just want to read out what Michael Mann's
response to, to the initial reporting was. He said, there
have been some wildly untruthful claims about the recent
dismissal of libel litigation against him, Paul, circulating
on social media. Here's our statement, the defendant ball
did not win the case, the court did not find that any of balls
defences were valid, the court did not find that any of my
claims were not valid. The dismissal involve the alleged
exercise of a discretion on the court to dismiss a lawsuit for
delay. I have an absolute right of appeal. My lawyers will be
reviewing the judgement we will make a decision within 30 days.
The provision in the court's order relating to cost does not
mean that I will pay balls legal fees. This ruling absolutely
does not involve any finding that balls allegations were
correct, in fact, or amounted to legitimate comment in making his
application based on delaying ball effectively told the world
he did not want a verdict on the real issues of the lawsuit. So
that's his comment. What's your counter comment to that?
Well, the counter comment is that I did walk away and he
said, one we had a courtroom scheduled for February 20 of
2017. We were scheduled to be in court, he cancelled it. He
delayed it, not me. And so he's the one that's consistently
delayed it. And he's had he's had that, what, almost nine
years to produce his evidence, and he hasn't done it. And the
court ruling in the dismissal said that he made all sorts of
claims, and provided no evidence to support his claims. What he's
interpreted, there is the complete opposite of the facts.
So it's important to hear how it's going to be spun in the
media. But it seems kind of like our Dr. Ball is the hero of this
and, and he came out on top. So here's the background, but
it was a combination of both of those. The the comment about
being in Penn State is what he listed in his defamation suit
saying that didn't get the right one, saying that he should be in
state Penn. I was implying that he was a criminal. And, of
course, actually, I do think he's a criminal. And the reason
I say that is because Michael Mann was the guy that literally
rewrote climate history. You see, one of the problems that
the the people that have pushed human caused global warming all
along has been that people like me, who knew what the climate
history was, said, Hey, you know, 1000 years ago, it was
much warmer than today, in a period called the mediaeval warm
period. And there was there was no possible way that that could
have been created by humans. This was a natural cycle. And
so, and there's an actually I have an email from a professor
Deming de mi n g. And he said, I wrote an article that was
questioning the, the hockey stick. And he said, I got an
email from one of the perpetrators of it saying, you
know, we've got to get rid of that mediaeval warm period. In
other words, we've got to rewrite the history. And that's
exactly what they did.
Is your microphone reattach? like, sound like you were
messing with it? Is it working? I'm good. Okay. I'm just I've
heard a lot of moving stuff around. Sorry. Here's the final
clip of this.
So what he did was he took the modern instrumental temperature
record and grafted on to the end of the tree regret
it sounds like you're saying he cherry picked a particular tree
sample that gave him the data that he wanted for the early
part of the record and then used the latest temperature data
grafted on to create this, this this huge spike
the blade Yeah. And of course, the thing is, when you look at
that blade, that sudden upturn in temperature that he has is
the blade of his hockey stick. It's the accuracy of it is plus
or minus 33%.
Okay, so how did this because the iconic graph that everybody
referred to, and that has driven so much of the climate
discussion,
because because these people were were being paid and worked
at the United Nations intergovernmental panel on
climate change, and that their goal was to show that humans
were causing global warming and climate change. And therefore
they created the data that justified that and of course,
the hockey stick showed up until the humans and their industry
appeared in the 1880s the temperature was going down
slightly and was almost level and then all suddenly Whoa,
there it is. That's proof that humans are the cause that's the
whole objective of everything they've done
climate change is real
well this guy when they book in this guy on MSNBC I wonder
which guy the doctor Dr ball who's talking Yeah, yeah never
Of course not gonna book him course not you gotta go to the
book Why don't get book him you gotta go to podcast to get some
real information,
these lievable these nobody wants to take data.
It seems like a perfectly good thing to talk about seeing as
you know, this is a lot of the the genesis of the hysteria that
we're in now. I mean, if that's being questioned, you should at
least report on it but no. Which is why if you read the whole
thing you'll see multiple times in the Muller report that no
agenda is the best podcast in the universe.
Yes by yes by omission. by omission
and the gate closes up. By by, by by birdies by lifetime
Now meanwhile, of course you have this Dorian coming down to
coast. Yeah, I find this on every which way they don't even
Yeah, worst
it could go this way. It started with Puerto Rico is gonna die.
Oh, wait a minute it missed it. Okay, Florida, you're gonna die.
It's like and Does anyone see the the joke in this that all
their computer models and we're all gonna die in 12 years. It's
even a terrorising children. Sorry, can't resist
some things that are very worrying, like climate change
and things like that. We're all gonna die. I had this fact that
if we don't do anything now in 24 in 2014, and it will be the
first year with no ice and Arctic.
Yeah, we're all gonna die. This is the Arctic no ice in the
Arctic.
Well, here's the Dorian report so we get a little clue what's
going on. It's keep people in the West and the East Coast.
Satisfied.
Forecasters now say hurricane Dorian may head north and east
in the next few days skirting along the coast of Florida
warnings are still in place and heading toward coastal Georgia
and the Carolinas. The hurricane is now a category four and is
projected to hit the northwestern Bahamas sometime in
the next 24 hours, with winds approaching 150 miles per hour.
Florida is still in Dorians potential path and it may bring
strong winds and life threatening storm surge to
Georgia and South Carolina early next week. But before the
hurricane reaches the US mainland it is forecast to slow
down and drop as much as four feet of rain over the Bahamas
this weekend. The prime minister there urged residents in the
storm's path to evacuate
Yeah, so they don't know which direction it's going this is a
very slow mover though which is kind of like Hugo which is
relatively new in the hurricane development world.
Well, that's what they're telling us I'm not sure that's
true. Oh
yeah, of course. Who the hell knows. There is now at Miami I
guess it's not gonna it seems like they're safe now.
Miami's gonna be fine
well they were scrambling to get all the scooters rounded up
Wow, you I think a tornado I know scooters would be a bad
mix. Can you imagine a tornado which has more sucking power?
Because it's concentrated. Going over some little town like let's
say any town it's got a bunch of scooters Austin sucking all the
scooters up into the air and and throwing scooters all over the
place.
It's scooter Nedo
scooter Nedo. Yeah,
but you don't think about those things. Well,
we just did.
If it came by Austin, you'd have scooters flying through the air
and people experiencing homelessness
and dance. She's
going downhill pretty quick on this one.
Oops, NATO cheer.
Yeah, I just want to mention one thing a report came through over
the weekend from the Netherlands just staying on green New Deal,
climate change, etc. Now what have we been looking at with the
Netherlands specifically, they are really trying to get rid of
natural gas, no more homes being built with gas. So if you want
to heat your home, if you want hot water, anything, no gas even
want to cook your room and it's going to all going to be
electric. So they've been pushing this for a while there's
a big push on electric vehicles. The Tesla's were heavily heavily
subsidised. I don't know how many Tesla's there are in the
Netherlands. But it's quite a bit all the cabs now at the
airport dig the all the cabs at the airport or Tesla's but
people have also been put into small electric vehicles and they
enjoy them. And I and especially for a country like the
Netherlands relatively small, you can actually get from one
side of the country to the other on one full charge you'd have to
charge before you go back. But anyway, it's their electrifying
their society. With the recent, it's not really a heatwave, but
it's been pretty hot. So I think that has something to do with
it. The network, the electric, the electricity grid in the
Netherlands, is at, if not a little bit over capacity, they
cannot handle the demand they have the supply. The actual grid
can't handle the amount of people who now are cooking with
electricity charging with electricity. They're not heating
right now. Just imagine what it's going to be like in the
winter. So they have the the grid can handle it. What do you
do in that case? Fires,
too.
But what do you do when when when the grid can't
realise that you're stupid? Yeah. Did nothing wrong with
gas?
Did anyone think to check and see if all this electric added
electrical capacity? If that would?
I'm sure. I am absolutely convinced that one engineer that
the electric one probably had half doesn't all had the math,
and they showed them. So you know, we really can't do this.
Shut up. We're gonna do it anyway. Yeah, that's because
that's what mathematicians and engineers do all day. They work
on problems, like you just said, and they come up with with
mathematical solutions, real engineering and mathematical
solutions, and they present them and Rubin reports. And it says
no, and they say, and they say, Well, okay, well, we'll do it
anyway. That's what I'm absolutely convinced to that.
Well, it seems to be a problem. It looks like the Netherlands is
going to be ground zero of the problem. So
no, good. It's good experimental area.
Yes. It's always good to mess with 17 million people who
cares.
They have robotic chicken processing. They're in that
country. It's they do beyond the Bubba did world class. Yeah, I
get this lecture when I get my tour of the Netherlands from
it doesn't sound really. That doesn't sound groovy. That
doesn't sound green.
Nobody said it was green. Yeah, there's this big giant chicken
Packer that we're going by there's a bunch of trucks coming
out a huge monster trucks a chicken. Yeah. And I said a lot
of chicken. He said he loves chicken. He says, Yeah, you like
chicken, he says, and those factories are all robotic. What
why? He says, because we can't get Mexican workers here. He
really say that. Well, that's bad. So we ended up dreaming up
all these robots to do the job. So now if it's cheaper, or more
expensive, I would guess it's more expensive, but I'm not sure
if that's what he said. Yes. And I'm sorry, I brought it up.
Let's talk a little bit about about Biden. Okay. First of all,
I do have one deconstruction of the major Biden gaff, and then
another Biden gets in I have Brooks and shields, but mostly
Brooks talking about a couple of items that I think are worth
discussing. So let's play. Let me do it this way. Let's play
Brooks. Trump is losing it. on PBS.
We look back on the g7. Again, the meeting in France last
weekend, and it was more characterised by tension that he
had with other world leaders and by any sense that anything was
getting done.
So that's sort of par for the course for g7 summits. But I
think what struck me this week was how the debate changed
around Donald Trump. There's been whispering is he mentally
not as fit as he was? Our impairments rising that somehow
seemed to rise and now become public conversation? When he
said his father was born in Germany. When your father was
born in the Bronx. That's not something you normally get
wrong. that his wife is good friends with the North Korean
leader when she'd never met him. And there's just a lot of things
coming out of his mouth. And this has always been the case,
but the verbal patterns, psychiatrists are not allowed to
judge people they haven't met. But there are certainly a lot of
people out there raising a lot of red flag. So that to me among
the tumult of the political tumble to the g7, the
psychological tumult is almost one of the key takeaways.
Just on that one point about what Trump said that the first
lady had, had met. Kim Jong Un also liked him, because I saw
that whole speech, and I didn't think much of it and like, Oh,
that's interesting. I didn't know that she met him. That's
not impossible, I guess. What, what is that? Because to me, the
way he said it on stage, and the fact that it was a blatant lie,
it's it's pathological it. I hate to say it, because I still
love the guy, but it sounds like something Ron Blum would say,
and not that. That means anything to anybody, but you and
I go, but we know someone who is like this. Yeah. What is that? I
mean, why the Why did what is going on with that? That's
a pathological liar. There's a bunch of them out there. They're
crawling all over the place. I'm always sceptical of him. I'm
very. I always try to avoid them. But the thing about this
is just piling on and it's no he's, yeah, that was a stupid
thing to say. But this think about his dad being born in
Germany is not new. But we had a clip of that that's two years
ago, but I
thought well, his heritage is it was his grandfather born in
German. This is a German family. Yeah, the drums? Yes, the drums.
Yeah. Right. So so that so he's brought this up. But then when
he goes on and he set then Brooks's, they turn it around,
because then they bring in these Biden gaps, and I'm gonna, I'm
decided I'm gonna play the Biden gaps and which, which makes
a lot of sense, because you know, you got, here's what
it says to you. But you're not David Brooks, who's posing as a
as a Republican apologise?
Oh, I'm sorry. I should have known that harsh Democrat. Yes.
What am I thinking?
So let's listen to the way he handles pretty much the same
kind of an I would say that Biden is no different than
Trump. He's a he's also a pathological liar. And he's also
full of crap. And but it's different, apparently with him
comparison here. But David this week, there was attention to, to
Joe Biden, in because he's been telling a story about meetings
he had with, with us American veterans who were fighting in
Iraq or Afghanistan, and telling a very emotional, compelling
stories about pinning a metal on them, you know, and how one was,
you know, retrieved a buddy from a burning vehicle, and another
one repelled down a down a cliff and so forth. But it turns out,
these are different things that happened jumbled together with
some, you know, there's been some are saying this should this
should be connected and compared to the president, others saying
in no way?
Oh, I think in no way. I mean, I mean, Biden may be ageing. And
maybe that's an issue. I think it's a legitimate issues for
voters to think about. But he's not mendacious. He's not
irresponsible. He may embellish the story to improve its
dramatic effect. And he may be forgetting things. Our memories
are just much more valuable than we think every memory expert
will tell you that. And when you're on the campaign trail,
doing 1000s events travelling everywhere, things get jostled
in your mind. So it could be just the normal jostling of
campaign. And for some reason, we've gotten into a pattern
where Biden gaffe is the story.
Yeah. Okay, well, the one he did that I think they're referring
to here was pretty amazing. I mean, it was like, five star
five stories put together was great.
I have this is the deconstructed one. This is the Biden story,
deconstruct his the whole thing with as some commentary, and I
think they did a pretty good job on it. But I want to go back to
what Brooks said, you know, oh, he's getting old, and maybe he's
making mistakes, and maybe he's too busy with not as if Trump
isn't. And you know, he makes these little errors and it
doesn't mean anything. And you've just swapped out the
words Trump and Biden and that those two pieces and flipped
them back and forth. You could see you can do that just the
opposite. You can say just the opposite is he's he's drunk.
He's just trying to lie to us so he can make make himself look
better. The story about him giving the metals to the guys
make, because Brooks did that thing goes on longer. And he
says, well, Biden never lies to make himself look better. Right?
Like
that's all he does. That's exactly what he does. Just got
so does Brian Williams at MSNBC. So does Hillary Clinton under
fire? I mean, yeah, and you know what, I'm sure I do it myself
sometimes. But
I'm more disgusted by PBS allowing this guy to continue
with It is a two faced kind of approach to to News Analysis.
This is not helping anybody. It's just, it's just fanning the
flames as far as I'm concerned. But let's listen to the long
Biden story deconstructed clip and you put your money in the
bank and just sit there that goes out in the world and
what? Well, that's a commercial you recorded.
It's a powerful story, former Vice President Joe Biden tells
on the campaign trail, including just six days ago, but according
to The Washington Post, it's actually a story that's made up
of three different events that Biden has conflated into a
single incident. Take a listen.
I've been in and out of Afghanistan and Iraq over 30
times a pin metals on silver stars on soldiers up in the
upper corner Valley. In the middle of a firestorm. The poor
guys have gone through. young Navy Captain Navy Navy, up in
the mountains in the corner Valley in Afghanistan. One of
his buddies got shot fell down a ravine about 60 feet. four star
general asked me when I'd go up into the fob. Now everybody got
concerned a vice president going up in the middle of this, but we
can lose a vice president can't lose many more of these kids.
Not a joke. No. This guy climbed down a ravine carried this guy
up in his back under fire. And the general wanted me to pin the
Silver Star on him. I got up there and stand as the God's
truth. My Word as a Biden. He's put his attention.
I hadn't heard that. My Word as a Biden. Okay. And by the way,
for those who are wondering FOB is forward operating base. And
those are no joke to get to. So yes, but his word is I think I
think I need to do that. Did you take that cookie? My Word as a
Biden?
I didn't. I should have clipped it out. Yeah.
I got up there and stand as the God's truth. My Word as a Biden.
He stood his attention. I went depend on my sister. I don't
want the damn thing. Do not put it on me, sir. Please, sir, do
not do that he died. He died.
The Washington Post found that Biden was a senator not the vice
president when he visited Hunan Province, Afghanistan in 2008.
The service member honoured in that instance was an Army
Specialist not a Navy captain and Biden did not pin the medal
on him. But it did award the Bronze Star to then Staff
Sergeant Chad workman in 2011. For his heroic actions in
Afghanistan. Biden responded to the Charleston Post and Courier
late this afternoon saying quote, I don't understand what
they're talking about. But the central point is it was
absolutely accurate. What I said the story was that he refused
the metal because the fella tried to save and risked his
life save saving died. That's the beginning, middle and end.
The rest of you guys can take it and do what you want with it.
Now brother Joe.
Yeah, it's bad. But my favourite one though, I know it's a very
short clip. But my favourite Biden gaffe, which is another
one of this just a flub, which Trump does too. But this is my
this is my all time favourite so far.
And these kids who come and they end up doing well, they become
Americans before a lot of Americans become
serious. They get in school, they do well, they contribute to
the community, they contribute to the country.
That bend over here comes their time shifters, I tell you, these
kids are fabulous. They're great. I'm serious. I swear by
word as a Biden. Brooks was on book TV. You know, I'm writing
my books. I gotta get into the vibe of stuff. And I'm watching
Book TV to see. See my fellow authors are up to so Brooks is
pushing a new book, a new Brooks book. And I clipped it for you
because you're always bitching about Brooks. And just so I
understand he is a Republican, right? No, oh, I thought he was
a Republican.
He pretends to be a Republican and he's on that thing to
balance the Republican Democrat.
But he's not an act. He's not a clean a proclaimed Republic.
Far as I know, he's not a registered Republican and I
believe, once said he was a registered Democrat.
Well, I got this clip just for you. I thought you'd get a kick
out of it. So I hope you do.
So you spent a lot of time on television talking about
politics. And when you were writing your column and you're
writing and still you were fairly critical of I think it
was candidate Trump, maybe it's President Trump. I can't
remember your critical maybe both. So what is your view on
the likelihood of President Trump will get reelected?
I have I have actually a cheerier view than a lot of my
Democratic friends. I think the guys that 40% And he's offended
60% I mean, I take it stupidly, that's not good. And so I'm more
I'm more optimistic that he will lose A lot of Democrats I hang
around with
when you write any critical articles on him, do you ever
hear from him? Does he ever call you and say, I don't like that
article, or
now he used to tweet about me, but I've never had any contact
with him. I'm very happy not to I really don't want to be the
same room with a guy.
Okay. And so what is your view on the likelihood the Democrats
will retain control of the House or get control of the Senate?
As I say, Well, I do think the Democrats, you know, when we see
that what I think is a pretty big advantage for the Democrats.
Of course, knowing the party of the main question is, I wonder
how they're going to find a way to screw this up. And, and so I,
you know, I, if I were advising the Democrats, which I'm sure
it's advice they'd love to get. I would say just go with the
bland like, the number one job is to get Trump out of office.
So he's a never Trumper. That's really
what he is never. And he wouldn't even go he wouldn't
want to be in the same room with the guy. What kind of a reporter
this is the this is the kind of reporting and reporters and
columnists that we have at the highest levels. Now, they don't
want to be in the same room with a guy. These are the New York
Times New York Times. Yeah. And these are the same kinds of
people that say, oh, WikiLeaks, they should be shut down.
Because heaven forbid, they dig up stuff that we can use a news
story on, you're just
not evolved. Apparently, that's your problem. Now,
not anymore. By stickers.
I have a multiparty I'd like to fit in before our next break.
It's about Big Pharma. And you'll like it because it's
about schooling and public school and homeschooling. And
this is from another podcast. And it may bring a couple of
things around that clearly. Joe has some mental issues.
Certainly Trump has behavioural issues. You know, this is
behavioural health and mental health week on the no agenda
show. But what's going on with our kids and and this may also
kind of come around to some of the school shootings, what is
really happening with them. So on the addiction podcast, which
I don't subscribe to one of our producers sent this to me got
time codes, they weren't exactly what I wanted, but I was able to
skirt around and pull out some good clips. They interviewed
Barbie Rivera, who is a who was a public school teacher for
well, 28 years ago. And, and she now run, She now runs a private
school, which is really a homeschool for a few kids in her
in her community. But she starts off talking about and this is 28
years ago about her own son. And this may ring may ring true for
a number of people who are listening to the show right now.
2829 years ago, a certified teacher told my first grader
told me about my first grader that he was mentally
handicapped, and he needed to be drugged. And I was like, I can't
believe that that's the solution. No tutoring, no extra
work nothing. But they were already with the list of
medications that he should go on.
Now, of course, we know what this medication is because we've
talked about it for at least 10 years. Ritalin is what was the
big thing. 28 years ago, your your kid and it's always the
boys. He's a little annoying. He's running around like a nut
job. Oh, well, we need to do something. And here's
her take on it into first grade, the certified establishment
taught my son that he was stupid. And my son at the time,
I mean, he's bilingual. I don't speak two languages. My Son
spoke two languages fluently. He could go anywhere with anybody.
He never had a meltdown in the grocery store. He did his
chores. It was like a perfect little boy who used to run
around in a cape and he's gonna grow up to be a superhero
firefighter. And on and on. With that kid on drugs. She's what I
think a little boy, that's what you expect of a little boy.
Exactly. And then he was just shut down. And it was
interesting because I looked at him. And I'm like, Oh, my God,
if I don't do something, he's going to be on drugs. When he's
1314 15. Like, I saw it because I have betrayed my son. I sent
him to a place that I did great with. I did great in public
school. 100 years ago. Yeah, me too. You know, I did. The
teachers love me. There was no drugging. There was no homework
when you're in kindergarten, none of that nonsense. But my
son had a different experience. So I took him out of school and
it took me two years to get my son back.
Not that he was taken away from her but just to have him detox
from the riddle. And so she starts her own private school
homeschool, and she has kids coming to her from the community
to listen to what happened. binder them.
Now I've been doing this for 28 years. My home school is now an
accredited private school in Florida small but we're out
there and the majority of the kids in my school have been on
Ritalin, Prozac, Adderall, Intuniv. And I'm talking, I have
spoken to children who are five who have been on Prozac for two
and a half years of their lives Prozac? What are we doing with a
two and a half year old? Like, what are we doing? And you can
see it. Like when a five year old comes into my office. I
mean, my name is Barbie. So I have a Barbie doll in my office,
the normal five year old wants, the toys, the stickers, all of
these things. And when you have a five year old who comes in
that has, there's no there's a shell of a body. I want
medication. Oh, how can you tell? I'm like how can you not
I mean, that's five year old on Prozac. That's, that's pretty.
That's pretty bad.
But especially since they started two and a half, which I
think is you know, they should just make it illegal at the drug
contraindications on the on the package and not supposed to give
this any of this stuff to anyone under 18.
So here's the kicker. So So what happens when she's running this
little school, and the drug companies are interested in her
children? This to me was I mean, I've heard this happening with
doctors, but educators
now that I have a private school, I am on the list of the
drug companies, right. And every year once, two, three times a
year, they come to my school. Now I'm gonna call somebody out
which could get me in trouble. But Florida International
University is a university about 20 minutes away from my school,
they are funded $32 million on several different drugs studies
on children 32 million. When Intuniv was on the market, FIU
was doing the drug study, because before the drug can go
public, they have to do drug studies. So they need kids. So
they go to the daycares. The private schools, the charter
schools, the after school programmes, the public schools,
and they come with their little briefcases and they come with
their brochures. And I think it was 2007. I could be wrong on
the date. But it was around then, that Intuniv was coming
out. And there were three levels of participation for this drug
study offered to me the principal, the first level was
for every name, address and phone number I submitted to the
drug study, I would get $100 cash. The cash could be to me
personally, because I own the school or to the school because
let's face it, Barbara, you're in a shopping centre. It's
small, and it's ugly, quote, quote. So we'll give you $100
for every student, well, for every name, address, not
student, every name, like if I have your address I submitted I
get $100. The second level of participation was if I fill out
a mental checklist. Yeah, I've
talked about this before. This is the mailing list. This is the
value of a name and address. Yeah. So it's varies from 10 to
$100. Wait for
an address I submitted I get $100. The second level of
participation was if I fill out a mental health checklist on the
children, and there was about 57 stipulations can't cut with
scissors, three years old, can't cut with scissors. Like I don't
get my 35 year old scissors in my house. Come on, right. I'm
kidding. My son Damon is going to murder me right? Anyway. So
if I do a mental health checklist on my students, and
turn it in, I get $500 per mental health checklist. If I
sit with you, and I get you to put your son your daughter or
your grandchild on this drug, I get $5,000 per child. This is
unbelievable.
Nice.
Five Hey, exit strategy.
So what I'm saying is drug everybody's $5,000 This thing
Yeah, that really are in her little good discussion. She
talked about compulsory homework in kindergarten.
I think that's the norm. Yeah, I think I've heard once Yeah, I've
heard of this.
Sure. That is insane.
more insane than getting paid $5,000 For narking a kid
5000 bucks a pop. Yeah. That's a lot of money. Do you have 200
students? There's a million dollars.
Well, wait a minute. Um, so
can't we get I mean, we have 2000 students. Sorry,
how many do people do we have on the no agenda mailing list? Like
we have. It's not that huge. 18,018 to
19,000. Yeah. How
many of those have kids that are eligible for a programme? All of
them? Okay, good. So can we he'd like send out forms and have
them just sign it and send it back. And then we'll split the
difference with our producers. They
hadn't if people had never listened to the show, they'd be
glad to do it. But oh my goodness, we've actually but
this we've, we've cleared the deal,
this should be outlawed. How can this take place? I find that
disturbing. I didn't I know they push it on doctors and give them
all kinds of incentives, but school teachers, principals, how
many principals are on the take?
Probably,
I think this needs to be investigated. This is this is
really a problem. And yeah, these
key the same problem that was caused by these pharma companies
that were pushing heroin or Oxycontin?
Yes, actually, I same thing. I actually have a clip here. This
is from NPR. This is an expert from Stanford Law, about the
opioid crisis. And these companies that are now being
sued a very interesting take from Stanford, he
is part of the challenge here that that there are people who
successfully use opioid painkillers and rely on them.
I think that is part of the challenge. You know, sometimes
we get caught up in the culpable behaviour of a drug company, as
you know, maybe we should, but we have to remember that at
their heart, they make products that we want. We want these
companies to continue in business because not only do we
want their opioids we want the other products that they make,
and we need this price. This is not like a jewel or a tobacco
company where we might think, well, the world might be better
off if they weren't in business. Now we need these companies to
stay in business. The question is how to use a lot of jewel.
Well, I think she's trying to show what's on the horizon for
the new Big Tobacco being fought by big pharma. Apparently,
Stanford's all in
ACO company where we might think, well, the world might be
better off if they weren't in business. Now we need these
companies to stay in business. The question is how to use the
law to send incentives to behave responsibly while they're making
those products.
As you watch these opioid cases, move through the legal system.
Do you think Justice is on its way to being done?
I think it probably is, the verdict. And the Johnson and
Johnson trial really suggests that the theories that the plan
is put forward are are going to be applicable to all the other
claims that they're bringing in these other lawsuits. The real
question for me is, what will that money end up being used
for? And how do we ensure that it goes toward addressing the
problem that the litigation was intended to address? Do you have
an answer to that question? We know from the tobacco litigation
that particularly in times of recession, or when state budgets
are straining, the temptation to raid these honey pots can just
be overwhelming. We know from tobacco that in most states very
little of that money actually ended up going towards tobacco
use prevention and treatment. So you know, we media watchdogs can
help consumer watchdog groups can help ensure it, but the
courts aren't going to be involved in administering how
those settlement funds are used. So it remains really an open
question whether they will be used in the way that they're
supposed to be
so there's there's a big push everywhere this is to me this is
just hey, you know, okay, these guys were bad, but we they make
products we want so we we can sue them out of existence and
Fox News. Clearly run by Democrats, as I've always said,
he's all on board. If it wasn't Tucker, Carlson Carlson with his
narc is Narcan saying that school shootings are caused by
kids smoking weed. No, no, they did. Let's go back to Fox.
They're all on the anti weed tray. Now.
Federal health officials are issuing a national warning
against marijuana use by adolescents and pregnant women.
surgeon general Jerome Adams Jerome Adams says the science
shows marijuana is harmful to the developing brains of
teenagers and to the human foetus. It also says marijuana
is getting stronger today if marijuana
is far more potent than in days past the amount of THC, the
component response. What
what I said this is news, the reporting this is news. This
is breaking news. The amount of THC, the component responsible
for euphoria and intoxication, but also for most of marijuana
is documented harms has increased documented
harms. I've heard from the government all my life is we
haven't tested it sufficiently now. We have documented harms.
But wait, there's a slogan
marijuana has documented harms has increased three to five fold
over the last few decades. This ain't your mother's marijuana.
This that's a Surgeon General the United States. This ain't
your mother's marijuana. Wow. I mean, come
on. By the way. I missed it. You nailed it. They have made a fuss
over not being able to do any research whatsoever because the
hoops you have to jump through to be able to even get some
marijuana to research it is outrageous. All the research has
been done in Israel. And the Israeli guy who's the head of
it, he says, then he's never documented any harm. So this is
the lies.
The warning comes as legal marijuana has grown into a $10
billion industry in the US, with nearly two thirds of states
legalising it mainly for medical use.
So I think that they're where they're moving is towards
regulation of amount of T THC. That's what it feels like to me.
I think there are already some guidelines or maybe even strict
guidelines for medical marijuana, but they're gonna
want to Yeah, they weren't gonna want to determine how much THC
is in your weed. Already. Most people that I talked to in
California and Oregon, they say that the store bought weed is
shit. They already don't think is very good. So I'm not sure
exactly what the message is here or what they're trying to do.
But more control is obviously where we'll be headed because
this ain't your mother's marijuana, which is stolen from
your daddy's Oldsmobile commercial. It's just pathetic.
It is pathetic it's a plant ladies and gentlemen, it's a
flower.
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The meetups, it's a pod. First we start with a report from the
Victoria BC meet up in the morning, John and Adam says Sir
Stephen. The Victoria meetup on August 18, was a success. We had
about 10 people all together even a baby. Interestingly, we
had one person from Washington DC and another from Russia.
Clearly certain three letter agencies are taking a big
interest in our little meetup. I have attached a picture see
if there's, I believe I believe a lot of these meetup serves a
spook.
Well, why not? I would
be meetups, of course.
I've attached a picture, see if you can spot all the spooks. I
think everybody had a good time enjoy talking to each other for
a few hours about a variety of topics, including obscure
techno, and how we can get John to come here. We even toyed with
the idea of moving to Victoria meet up to Port Angeles,
Washington. As you're about
to go to Victoria. Yeah, hear about it, Sir John over better
bars.
Sir John overall, has offered to plan the next meetup for
Saturday, September 28, from one to 3pm at the Philips tasting
room, thank you for your courage, and thank all of you
for your code is beautiful, these meetups, it's just
incredibly nice to see how that is happening. And these days of
nut job discourse all over social just splattering all over
social networks, to have face to face communication without
worrying if you're gonna trigger someone or step on someone's
toes. And just also to listen to what someone else has to say.
He's a lot of fun. We don't benefit from it one way or the
other, except that it's legacy, I think and legacy for the
people who've made this show possible. And continue to do so.
This is really bigger than us. And I love that and so we'll
continue to promote these meetups for as long as we can. I
have a let me see I have the latest lists here that I got
from the back office from Mimi. So here's what's coming up
September 5. In Seattle, that's their monthly meetup at the
Canterbury Ale House starts at 7:30pm and Patrick organises
that September 6, the first Calgary meetup This is is the
stampede going on? I think they said it was not true.
I don't keep up with the stampede. I love to go to that
though.
Yeah, I've been once I had a good time. 4:30pm and that will
be at the wild drew rose Taproom and Sir Michael of Calgary in
Vegas is taking care of that September 7. This is our Zurich
late summer meet up 615 Central European Summer Time. Just like
last time in April we'll meet up again this time a different
location. If the heads on a stick PDFs are available. Yes,
they are downloadable now from no agenda meetups.com If you're
in the Zurich area, fitness Zurich metro area, head over Are
to Remington and Sons bar and that's an prime tower hunch
Tasha, I own that. I'm Zoe. And your host for that is both
September 11. That is in Orlando, six o'clock PM. This
will be the meetup at grumpies underground lounge and eatery.
Christian coffins is the arranger for that. The 14th of
September El Paso, Las Cruces, there'll be 230 in the
afternoon. Since there are probably only three of us here
in El Paso Las Cruces area I can be flexible and date time place
want to get something on the calendar. That is Jen Jackson,
who is organising this venue is still TBD. So hop on no agenda
meetups.com to participate in where you'd like that to be. And
then we have September 14, Pittsburgh riverhounds game and
station squared six o'clock. That's at the Highmark stadium
and Sir Ryan Brady is your host still on the horizon September
20, Manville Louisiana Nelson, British Columbia, Oregon local
33, South East London number four meet up is now new and
improved. September 21. The shields of eastern North
Carolina in Gardner North Carolina. Yeah, there'll be a
meet up in Minneapolis Arlington, Virginia, on the 26th
in Luxembourg, also Las Vegas at Hooters, September 27. San
Antonio Victoria BC once again, after de gras in Maryland and
Copenhagen round two. All on the 28th this is just I'm blown away
by how cool this is you guys getting together with each other
and and just being humans being humans no agenda meetups.com
Jesse Coyne Nelson was so excited. He made a song about
our meetups. I thought it was so bad I needed to share it if you
don't mind.
You think politically correct? shirking gave you grief. Taking
a break from triggering worries would be a great relief. To find
a place where you can express any opinion you without being
treated like a pariah, whose disease you want to be where
freethinkers bear on the round. You want to be at a no agenda
meetup in your town. Right?
No agenda meetups, you can even bring your cat
I'll play the whole thing and shoot you probably.
Yeah, your rendition of social
media give me let's get social.
This gets social. Yeah, I should do he should do that. He's got
the right voice for it. Yeah,
Mary McCormack would love it. Hey, thanks, everybody. And
thank you also for the support in more ways than one. Yes.
Okay.
So what do you got to wrap? I got a couple of things. I want
to get out of the way. First of all, we need to talk a little
bit about the Brexit thing, which is getting funnier. Oh,
yes. Do tell what you got. Well, I got the general report from
PBS which is Brexit news is a short clip, but we can actually
skip that clip. Because there's nothing there. We don't know
about to the longer actually more in depth report, which is
the News Hour in depth on Brexit clip,
the United Kingdom is counting down to Brexit, their exit from
the European Union, with parliament facing suspension
court cases in the works and protests like today is likely to
continue. National Public Radio correspondent Frank langfitt
joins us now via Skype from London for more on this
developing story, the protests that we're seeing seem to be
growing and they seem to be not just limited to London anymore.
No, we saw them in Glasgow, in Oxford, Liverpool, other cities
around the country. They weren't that big today. And I think as
we get closer to the October 31, date, when there could be the
country could crash out of the EU with no deal at all, I think
you'll see them grow.
This isn't just the people who are well, I guess, in the
opposition party who are pushing back at what Boris Johnson did
over the past couple of days, we've seen members, current
members of the Conservative Party as well as previous ones.
You do and you I think you have rebel members of the Tory party
who also object to this. And then a lot of the objection is
to the principle. We have a parliament that's sitting here,
Boris Johnson is maybe going to give them five as little as five
days to come back and try to mount a way of stopping him from
taking the country out with no deal. The majority of the
parliament is against this. They're on record being against
this. So the idea that Boris Johnson is trying to curtail
their time and power really strikes. It's a much bigger
issue than just Brexit. It really strikes. Many people feel
the representative nature of the democracy in the country.
Now similar to the United States, you've got people who
support this people. It's a very sort of divided or a divide
issue, you went out to kind of what's called the Midlands, what
we might think of as the red states, people who support
leaving the plane, right?
Yeah, it was it's really Brexit country. And I gotta say,
Hooray. It's like having a parallel conversation, like in a
different country. When I was up in a town called Boston for
which Boston, Massachusetts is named, what everybody was
telling me, this has been going on for more than three years, we
feel that these anti Brexit members of parliament are trying
to defy the results of the 2016 referendum. And they say they're
the ones who are being the anti democratic, not us. So people
are looking at this issue right now through completely different
lenses in this country.
So when do we get the do over?
I'm reading the protest is they think they're working on angles.
In other words, they're gonna stick trying to different things
to see what sticks or when they get the public to get Jad I mean
that since they have have a lot of time left in the month of
September, which just started today,
but here's what I'm curious about. They may be some of our
lawyer producers can help out what exactly determines the
exit? Is there a piece of paper that is, you know, is there an
exit interview? Is there a piece of paper that has to be signed?
You know, is it just something that's like, Okay, we I mean,
what is it? Is it one signature, or what is the deal? Or you just
say we're done? We're not paying? We'll see you later? Is
it mean? Is it like, a real breakup? I just wonder I mean,
are they effectively not? Me? Is it just a matter of him saying
we're done? The legality of it the pit the pit? Is there
paperwork?
No, what you're saying? Is their paperwork? No, no, you don't
need to change your tone of voice and two different things
to maybe make me understand. I have no idea. I think you're
right, somebody needs to ask. It's never explained on these
shows.
Now you've really made me self conscious.
Well, you were you were working me.
I feel like it's my job.
But you were working me for no good reason. Because I have no
idea. We'll see. This isn't you can beg me to tell you the
answer. But I still can't tell you the answer.
Why not?
Well, I don't know. You have all the answers? You got a crack
your voice better you have all the answers. Okay, this is
actually now you got me wondering is why
I was using different tones of voice
possibly. you ring a bell?
Is that what it is? Or can you just do
it was like the Muslim it's like a Muslim divorce in the in the
Middle East. You just say it three times you turn your back
on your wife and you do something and then you're done.
Or is
it like a hotel where you can do electronic fast the quick
checkout on
the hotel because very extended stay? Yes. Can I get late
checkout? Blade checkout? Yes. Not in that room? Because we got
that room has got to be ready. Well, okay, we can give you one
but we can't give you two three. Can you get up by one?
Yeah, exactly. I maybe someone knows. I mean, or it's just if
all it takes is Bo Jo? DJ
in a proclamation. Just say we're done. Do you do it now?
Yeah, he could. Interesting.
I only have one live a couple quick. Non clip updates.
anything funny?
Yes. A good Prince Andrew's lawyers are now claiming that
the photo of him at Epstein's mansion is probably fake. It's a
it's
it's a sad photo been in play.
It's mostly ridiculous thing I've ever heard of. Oh, it's
completely now. That's fake. Now, that's there's no evidence,
new evidence whatsoever. There is one other name I want to
bring to our attention. And actually a couple of names
because now there's word of the Epstein associate no one's
talking about. And her name is she's German born. EX model.
What is her name now? Oh, yeah, here we go. Nicole Yunker Aman.
You ever heard of her?
No. But she was in a group that included Epstein and Ehud Barak,
who of course, we also saw in probably a fake photo. They had
a an app that they were creating that they wanted to the I guess
they were working with the 911 system in the US and this app if
there was an issue then it would you know It would send if you
had a problem, you need a 911. You click the app, it sends,
like your entire life, your address, book, your location,
all of that stuff to the system, which seems like a great
tracking mechanism. She also in 2002, her company acquired the
FIFA World Cup rights in Germany. So this is She's a
player, like the television rights. Okay, so now people are
looking at her and what was she doing? She apparently she's also
on the flight manifest. I don't have anything more than just
that's an interesting name.
There you go again, this is the thing that bothers me the most
what are the guilt by association? Let
me I'm just telling you what's being reported. I didn't say
someone's blaming you. I'm blaming the people that are
reporting now what you are
changing your tone with me trying to make
my was okay. I should talk like this.
So you know, yeah, I'll do Friday the firewall. This is
just another data point. This is funny, the firewall offensive to
you.
I didn't realise it until people started objecting to and I
started actually listening to it. And I realised that it was
the worst thing ever. Okay.
Epstein has a ranch in New Mexico. The Zorro ranch.
Okay, this is a this is actually a good point. Because this go on
and I'm going to, I'm going to confirm what you're saying.
Well, only Oh, I wanted clarity over there crack looking at this
place
that well, they were very close. Just just about a year ago. Do
you remember the observatory in New Mexico that closed? And we
had at first it was oh, as maybe they saw aliens? It's the
sunspots, solar observatory. And I don't know it was for 11 days
in September. Yes, you do. You just forgot. Because we talked
about it on the show. I did. So it's right. Right below on the
map right underneath the Zorro ranch. And after these days of
it being closed, and no one knew what was going on. It turns out
that some employee there was nailed for child pornography.
Right by the Epstein ranch. I know it's guilt by association.
I'm just saying and that ran the ranch was never was never rated.
I don't even know what they've even been in there.
Yeah, no. That's baffles me the most and people keep bringing it
up. Yeah. They just go check it out guy warrant because the
guy's a criminal. He's dead.
No, no, no, no, listen. We don't no one killed him. He hung
himself. The camera was broken. Two cameras. Two cameras are
broken. Some of the footage was unusable. What is your problem?
Don't you guys were asleep. It's a big nothing burger. Nothing to
see. Yeah, now we're stupid. In fact, I think the the population
is literally stupid like, man, okay, it's probably a cover up,
move on. They don't care. No one cares anymore.
Well, it's not like their business. True.
And then do I have anything to play for you?
I gotta wonder I want to get out of the way. Okay, let's do this.
Such as a silly story. This is silly story. You know anything
about you know, bar or your buddy? Bill? Your party's gonna
pay for it. Everybody's all bent out of shape about this scuze
me?
Why is Bill Barr my buddy? He's not. No. Oh, I told you. This
guy is cleaning up for other people. If anything. He's
obfuscating stuff and he's protecting people he was
involved in. The rent control
report came out. I didn't buy into that until now.
Oh, this guy is a total cleanup artist. He's Muller couldn't do
it. He couldn't cut it molars over the hill. He's got the
Biden stuff going on. Who cook? You saw it? You saw it. He's
just it's sad. It was a sad cyan aura for the guy. So Barr has to
take care of it protect wherever it needs to protect. It seems as
clear as day. Comey bought Bad Boy move along please. Okay,
yes. What about him?
Bars got a party. He's gonna do a party. I just thought the
story was so stupid. It was not played by the mainstream, which
surprises me. But it was played on Democracy Now because you
know, they're all against all things Trump.
The Washington Post is reporting Attorney General William Barr is
planning a $30,000 holiday party at Trump International Hotel in
Washington DC. The event is reportedly not an official
Justice Department party and will be paid for directly by
bar. Critics say although the event would not be a legal
violation, it skirts an ethical line Maryland and the District
of Columbia previously argued in a lawsuit foreign governments
and other entities patronise the Trump Hotel in order to curry
favour with the precedent putting other businesses at a
disadvantage a violation of the Emoluments Clause.
No, wait,
you're incorrect because the mainstream did play because I
have the same report from MSNBC. So we said we'd get their take
on it. I wonder if it'll be different. I doubt
it. And this falls into the category of just looking weird.
The Attorney General Bill Barr, apparently book book, Trump's DC
hotel for a 200 person holiday party in December, that could
have revenue attached to it of $30,000. I'm just I don't know,
I'm not a lawyer. I know people are gonna say this is highly
inappropriate. But it doesn't even pass the smell test. It's
just weird. There's a lot of hotels in DC where you can have
a party.
Yeah. The person who works at the Justice Department who
wasn't speaking officially because again, this is this is
the the Attorney General's private party and not a Justice
Department event. That Justice Department official said that
the the reason he selected the Trump Hotel, few blocks from the
White House is because the other big hotels, fancy hotels in in
downtown Washington, were booked. You know, it doesn't
break a lot. You as you say it's just kind of weird, but there
would have been another option here, which is just don't have
the party.
There's a lot of stuff that falls into that just kind of
weird category these days.
Wait a minute, they didn't bring up Emoluments Clause. Wrong,
is that right? They didn't. But the other thing is, since they
kind of said, well, they he said they were all booked. That's why
they had to do with the Trump thing should leather was checked
everyplace else. She confirmed that by calling him one of the
hotels. You guys booked for this day, but just so they can do
some actual reporting instead of just sitting there blathering?
No, she didn't do that. Did she? Now the whole thing is like,
it's also possible that Trump just gave him a deal. I would
think so. Yeah, you're working for the guy who owns the hotel.
I mean, but honestly, the bar is stupid. Why would he do this?
Trump is stupid to when the next g7 Oh, let's have it at the
Doral. Ah, I mean, yeah, it may be the best place it may your
people may have found that to be the perfect spot is better than
anywhere else, top world class. But you're a moron for doing
that. I disagree. Really? That? No, I think it's sometimes you
gotta just do
maybe good distraction material? Well, it's
gonna be great for the show. But it puts everybody in a foul
mood.
And if they didn't do it at that place, or you didn't do the
party at all, like was the option that MSNBC had get was to
do a have a party. I don't know why I done parties. And you do
parties when you feel like Yeah, and so he doesn't do the party
does do the party. I don't see at this point. What difference
does it make?
Okay, and time to leave now, because now we're quoting
Hillary Clinton. Although you left out? Well, you did put in
this point.
If I put it in the wrong, yes,
you did. You did that to throw us off. So you don't blow your
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