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it's Thursday January 2 2020. This is your award winning give
on nation media assassination episode 12 104.
This is no agenda
celebrating the Chinese New Year and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 Here in the frontier of Austin, Texas
capital, the drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm on the lookout for
tumbleweeds. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Happy New Year There we go. There we go. Yeah, yes, there we
got
a bunch of these little streamers you blow on you get
dead sound? Yeah, a bar pack. You're all from China. Of
course. With your sound like this. They're all pathetic.
Chinese trying to undermine the country. Well, once again, we
have a joyous sound when I was a kid.
We rang in the New Year 2020 in New York. And as always, we as
the commercial giants that we are once again for the second
year running sold New Year's Eve to China. Did you see it? I
didn't watch that. Oh, the big New Year's Eve show. It's so
much fun every year to welcome the dignitaries from China onto
the stage in New York Times Square with their red scarves.
Joining me
now is Lili the executive vice president of the sino American
Friendship Association, a prestigious independent
nonprofit organization that promotes business, culture and
educational activities. We are
happy to be here Yes, ninth year in a row to a
year in a row second year televised. With everyone
in Times Square and other people around the world. We wish
everyone a very happy new year, and a go luck in 2020
and a gulag in 2020 she said a Gula
Of course we are so glad that you're back here with us.
Friends, we would love to meet your guests. Yes, first.
Oh, did you notice that? She did? Uh, sure. That's cool.
Didn't even it's propagated to China do your best
to speak English but she can say sure.
You brought some friends. We would love to meet your guests.
Sure. Job to welcome our CO hosting organizer for tonight's
opening ceremony. Peter Jiang, the president of the sino
American Friendship Association. spreadsheet and our tonight's
special honorable guests are master clomping, Consul General
of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in
New York.
And let's talk to the ambassador to see what his vision is what
good things do we have in store
and now I would like to invite Ambassador honking to share his
greetings with Times Square, another world.
Friends, we welcome you to visit the chana Ponte, okay, you will
find our country, both modern and ancient, with incredible
landscapes and friendly people. So join the millions of the
people who have already discovered its wonders in jail.
China welcomes you with open arms to NGO Happy New Year and
the CNN.
Thank you Ambassador for that wonderful message. We love that.
Oh yes. We love it so much, especially in New York. Let's do
a quick little interview.
We're so glad you joined us this year. Thank you for being here.
Happy New Year. See you anybody back home you want to say Happy
New Year's to
a sure Happy New Year to everybody. This is actually my
second time to be here. This cut down of New Year, New Year's
coming together with a friend from all over the world. I'm so
happy chance to play the part and I greet everyone. I
sincerely invite our friends to come to China to see this
incredible landscapes and enjoy having a good experience.
If I come to China, can I stay at your house? Of
course of course I would be very happy to be your host that
way you don't step on it having a
good experience.
If I come to China can I Say your house
of course of course I would be very happy to be your host and
first of all I will issue a very good visa
good visa not like other stupid tourist and not get good visa
you get good visa, you not go to jail a good visa. I just said
something about this bothers me. This is New York. It's our
American tradition, dropping the ball. And there were so many
people on stage they all had to jump in and say something right
well maybe I'll stay half with you and then half with you. Can
I say your house also? Cause Yeah,
thank you tonight at nights
and there was really something weird in the background Yellin
stuff
and look forward to to meet oike friends around the world in
China. China is a very beautiful country. China if your weight
either to China, China we we are beyond beyond the imagination.
Thank you. Heavy, heavy deal. Yeah. Thank you.
Well, thank you so much for being here. Happy New Year to
all of you. Thank you for joining us in Times Square. We
hope you'll come back next year. Yes.
They will be back next year. Oh yeah. Next 10 years.
10 years. Oh no the
camera Happy New Year's on three ready 123 What
what do you say? Couldn't resist. Did you hear out
was static? What channel was that on?
I don't know. Producer Shane went through six hours of video
to get these clips for us. And then after the ball dropped, of
course, nothing better than the Communist Manifesto. We had just
talked about the song too. Which is why a lot of people email me
like wow, they played that New Year's Eve. Imagine there's no
heaven Majan there's no countries no borders. tz huge
try. We're all the same. Nobody is different. It's beautiful. No
hem below. It was all new year's Rockin Eve.
Yeah, let's not rockin
No, rockin was CNN coverage again. What is wrong with that
channel? I mean, there's a lot wrong with it. But for some
reason, they feel it's a good idea on New Year's Eve to go
completely gay.
The station is gay. Hello, Andy
Cohen, who is not on CNN, but he is friends with Anderson Cooper.
And Andy Cohen produces huge hits like, keep it No. Ben
Carson Taito economy on the up. He produces the Real Housewives.
And so here they're just talking about something and yet, it was
still 10 o'clock. She turned to Anderson and said he's not going
to ask me who has the biggest of anyone I've ever been
with, right?
No, it was. She turns to me out of the blue and goes he's not
gonna ask me who has the biggest cock
in Hollywood is a? That's what she just said it.
When is this? Okay, on CNN? Who has the biggest cock in
Hollywood? Yeah, no, I heard that. You're gonna give us the
answer.
I haven't dwelled. You might know you've been to Hollywood.
We all know it's there for a year. We
all know it's Billy Preston. The fifth Beatle. Everybody knows
this. This is that true. Look it up on the wiki, Wikipedia.
And then it's disgusting.
And then Don Lemon was in Nashville with Brooke Baldwin,
who looks very different not behind the desk. And Don was
hammered as usual. I didn't I didn't clip him singing but I
did get this. Get this. This is what you're going to do for 2020
What are his resolutions?
Video going around of Anderson Cooper taking a shot at Akela
Yes, like a real man. I saw him down that thing I believe in
Harder, harder and harder and harder. I'm sick of the
craziness so if you thought I was I went hard in 2019 Watch
2020 Maybe there's more to come I'm gonna soldier it's a big
year. I'm gonna be more grateful spend more time with my family
but also lean into work it's an election
we're gonna we're on the grind
we are but it truly is a privilege to do all we can to
all the people who say whoa, stop yeah what
he say what go back that up what do you want to hear? What he
said he's gonna go after Trump or something
more time with my family. Oh yeah, but also lean into work
harder and we gotta get ready. It's an election. We're gonna
we're on the grind.
We are, but it truly is a privilege to do all we do we do
and to all the people. It is an honor it is to sit in our seats.
And
it's such an honor John to sit in our seats here on the
podcast. It's such a platform. It's so fabulous that we got to
lean in his
voice we have in a platform we've ever had so many people
come up to you and say thank you for whatever, man high five more
on a plane and it's amazing, right?
Like, it's awesome. So thank you so much.
Awesome. Oh my god, leaning harder. Did anyone tell did it
dawn that that's a Sheryl Sandberg meme for women lean in.
And the right I just don't understand. I don't know. I just
don't understand that it's entertaining. I mean, we will
understand either to be honest about it. Yeah, we really think
they're the cat's ass.
I don't know if it's that or if they're so tight league clearly
tightly controlled on CNN. So maybe this is the end that it's
like you got to let them out of the pen. Sure.
You don't need to control people or ever are predisposed and
that's just the great thing about it. That's true.
Hey, we got another note from Sir Chris.
Yes, Allah faces burning down he wants more stick Yeah,
I'm gonna read this to you the rain stick propagation to south
eastern New South Wales has not been too good. And while we did
have a couple of unexpected droplets on New Year's Eve and a
much needed cool change anything to help the Burning has not made
it above the background noise clearly need more power and an
antenna with more gain on a different band free of Q RM from
the likes of Greta. What was
good. Lily have the one band everyone has turned down their
speakers except Australia.
Yes, otherwise, you're going to get drenched but I'm going to do
a triple shake here because this is clearly calling
call a triple shake. Are you flipping it six times?
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two flips the flipping it three times. Triple shake.
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right. Ready? Three, two. No, no.
Oh, geez. Man stick was almost catastrophic.
It could have been
running Okay,
let me wait.
Alright, Australia,
I have a whole lot I got a grip spot. I got a hold. Okay, go
put your glasses on man. Safety goggles. Yes. Safety goggles of
course. Ready? 1313123 go 123 with an extra after shake. And
there we go. All right now that'll help. Guaranteed. See,
guaranteed.
So here and what are here, California but in Washington
State on the highway 240. They had and by the way, Eric's power
was knocked out as a miracle. You got the spreadsheet it
anyway, the what happened was his windstorm apparently, and
pulled up like I don't know 100,000 tumbleweeds from part of
Washington and blew them down Highway 240. Now, tumbleweeds
are a common phenomenon of the desert areas like Reno or Texas.
Texas has them. Yeah. And you see him tumbling along tumbling
along. It's a funny product is this thing, but apparently there
was Harada you don't have this area to tumble much in in
Washington, but they found his highway 240. So they decided to
come down Highway 240 like 10 feet high. Wave of tumbleweeds
covered up a bunch of cars. They had to dig them out the next
day.
No way. Oh, I'm looking at it now. Tumbleweed take over. Oh,
my goodness, is 10 Man.
Cars were buried in 10 feet of tumbleweeds and they couldn't
get out of their cars. That's fantastic. I'm looking at an
app. Man.
If it's confirmed, no one is in this car. But we are trying to
access the license plate. Wow.
Man, I'd had no idea there was so much Tumbleweed.
Unbelievable.
So, Tumbleweed to get in.
Yes, indeed.
Well, do you have a nice Do you have a nice new year's John
besides was
good. We had a nice big dinner and we watched the fireworks and
open Christmas gifts.
I'm sorry. It's the Devorah clan. Yeah, I have to remember
that. You guys do things different. Did you get anything
nice for Christmas?
I guess What I wanted wow okay.
A dash cam No really? Yeah. Oh interesting.
It's one of my favorite videos if anyone wants to go watch it
Have fun and entertaining manner for a good couple of hours the
Russians the Russian Russian dashcam videos on YouTube it's
there's nothing better on television so
you're hoping to you're hoping to be
but they put a new stop sign in down to bottom of the street
here and people just keep running it. I think every local
think
hey, man, don't walk by that house. That guy lives there.
Guy.
Yeah, there's a lot of other good gifts. I can't think of
anything that was more spectacular. The fireworks are a
dud. They actually do local fireworks, the ones that the
locals are just firing illegally were was better than the San
Francisco show. That was supposed to be so good. It was
terrible, right? Anyway.
Yeah, we always do. How
was your New Year's? What'd you guys do? We stayed home. We
stayed home when everybody seems to have stayed home this new
year. So the past two new
years we went out. Two years ago I went out for dinner, and which
at the Four Seasons which is swanky and and they're basically
the meal had just been kept worn under red lights. Now the guest
the chef had gotten cooked it up went home just left it there.
They served it up just lukewarm. The year stinks. Yeah. Last
year, we went to like a another restaurant where they had
special wine pairings like, oh, this would be fun. Yeah, it's
eight courses. Every course had some kind of wine sampling and
it was all mixed up and the serve them wrong. Wrong order,
like come on. So I stayed at home, I made black cod, we drank
a little bit. And we celebrated on New York time. So we were we
were in bed by 1130 1130. Wow. Happy New Year, everybody.
Happy New Year. Well, we didn't go that far, although a couple
bottles of good champagne.
Just following up on the end of 2019. Now one thing that people
take away from this show is a mental health aspect. And we've
gone deep into how the amygdala works and how outrage can and
triggering can start to inflame this, this thing and it grows
and then you go into primal mode, and then everything is a
danger away. And
then you're a reptile. Yeah, pretty much crickets at the
store
if you want to eat bugs. But this is not just for Mere
Mortals. You know, this also goes for politicians, and I
think we're seeing it take its toll now. We had Elijah Cummings
pass away now John Lewis, two guys who look really, really,
really sour the past three years, know what I mean. Really,
really sour and Lynn man and Fred Trump and Republicans this.
So then we heard sad news that John Lewis, of course, you know,
he was at Selma. He's, the guy's an icon. Now he has, I guess,
pancreatic cancer. Of course, CBS couldn't tell them apart
now to an apology. Monday during the East Coast airing of our
story about Congressman John Lewis being diagnosed with
cancer. A photograph of the late Congressman Elijah Cummings was
inadvertently labeled as Congressman Lewis this due to a
Production error. Uh huh. We deeply regret the mistake and
sincerely apologize,
a racist Production error. They all look the same. I know
exactly what happened there CBS, racists ISIS. But I think the
most clear example of an amygdala that is on the verge of
bursting and and not just the act itself, but the the face
this man made after this incident was truly spectacular.
And in a New Year's message this morning, Pope Francis denounced
violence against women, saying they should be treated with
dignity. He also apologized for his response to one woman's
excitement over meeting him yesterday. Take a look. The Pope
was greeting visitors in St. Peter's Square with a woman
roughly grabbed the Pope's hand pulling him toward her friend to
flap her hand away before turning from the crowd. He said
this morning that he lost patience and called it a bad
example.
If the Pope's human after all,
like the little editorials that guess he's human after all,
and a touchy said post human. Yeah,
well that too. But this incident, I found that to be
shocking now actually not shocking because I call this guy
being the pope before it ever happened before any smoke rose
out of the chimney. He's a New World Order guy. I don't think
he's a good guy. Now maybe if you're ordained the Pope, then
you turn into a great guy. I don't know. But to be free, the
slap that he gave to this woman to let go of his hand was kind
of understandable because she did just pull him over. It's
like, oh, yeah, no, but then he was yeah, no, I said, but when
he turned and he's walking away the face that was that is the
face of disgust for small irritating people. And in a
elitist
dish, it seemed like more of a disgust for mammalian ins
someone that you're taking it very far. But and even though
you know, as a human being you can understand this type of
reaction is the pope This is not what your spear This is not a
pope Lee, this is of all the things before you're about to do
a speech on how to treat women. You don't do that. I think he's
got to go. I think that's an impeachable offense. Can you
impeached I think we should be able to Pope's don't slapos is
not the way to go
now impeaching coaches in the NCAA.
I'm curious what if there will be any fallout from this i i
found that shocking. I mean, not that it personally offended me.
But I've shocked like Jesus, the poor and the meek were clamoring
and helped me Jesus and just slapped him away. Go are you
idiots I know. I thought that's the grumpy
case afterwards is a slapping and slapping was you know one
thing but the face the face should have just pointed towards
his taser to security guys. That would be more logical.
I can just see it.
Weak Is he as you guessed it is pulled back by this frail woman.
There we go. From being a taser, Deacon to give her the blessing.
That would be great.
Oh, well. Anyway, keep your amigos small people that's the
message. Don't get caught. Because this is what happens.
You get all messed up. I did see a lot of people tweeting about
I'm not gonna get mad anymore. I'm just gonna let it go. And
like, I realized I can't I can't change anything about Trump. So
I'm gonna let us go. I'm telling even though my lib devs posting
similar things on their blogs. Ah, my resolution is
good for them. I wish them all the luck in the world. Yeah,
it's great.
It's Yes. Because it will keep them healthy and sane.
Yeah, but they won't be able to do it. That's the problem. Yeah,
probably
not. So 105 Show days I've been told for this year. Let's make
the best of them.
Is that more than usual?
I think it is. I think it's three
more than maybe because we got started on the day after. Yeah,
it is. Yesterday was a show day probably. Yeah. Yeah. We get a
lot in
extra show days, extra show days. So I have a number of
things to talk about. But I figured 23 minutes and I'll let
you do so.
Okay. Yeah, after 23 minutes of, of whatever it was
entertainment. Yes. Entertainment, top notch
entertainment.
Let's let's do a little bit of the BBCs 2019 Rapid only pull
down 22 seconds of the of the core of BBCs. Mostly the
political politics today show where they have a bunch of
incredible douchebags sitting around pontificating and men
making people's lives miserable. Okay,
we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of Parliament
to the people and come out of the EU. On October the 31st. No
ifs or buts.
I think if we don't leave on the 31st of October, this country
will explode.
If we get a liberal democrat majority government we will take
that as a mandate to revoke
to revoke
Yeah, they're gonna revoke this was the Liberal Democrats
mandate they got nothing.
Now they got less than nothing less than less much less than
nothing. You gotta nothing burger. Everything I you know,
for someone who accuses me you say a lot.
I do. I like it. I like to term you've you've, you've sold me on
it. Okay.
Just listen to the BBC over the past couple of days. Nothing
really clippable but it seems like the general consensus is
it'll be a full eight tene months before anything is really
all take, I mean, it's very confusing, although there was a
good bit see was this this was in The Guardian, of course, they
had a very interesting article, which is the intent is very
clear Brexit 10 Things UK citizens can still do in the EU,
after the 31st of January. And what they're saying is, they're
after Britain leaves
not gonna be handcuffed and beaten now.
After Britain leaves, its people will still have certain rights,
at least for another 11 months. And so here's the things that
what they're saying is, you'll have 11 more months, and then
it's over, then then you're right, then we're going to be
beaten with garden hoses. So what do they put at the top
holiday in the EU, you'll still be able to do that before you
won't. Number two, take up
a job on it second,
but you mean you won't.
So they can never go back. So if you're a Brit, you can't go into
the EU ever for a holiday.
You can still travel to any EU EU member states up to the 31st
of December 2020 with no impediments such as Visa us.
After Brexit It is likely that visa free trips will continue
for stays of up to 90 days. The European health insurance card
that gives health cover for tourists and another member
states still applies to that what they're doing is saying
this is all the great stuff you have and it's all going away
even though there's no evidence they don't actually report on
what the changes are going to be. So the it's really it's an
insidious, I think is the term piena
insidious is a good word. This is the kind of thing that
globalists they just cannot deal with this.
So take up a summer job in the EU of listening to some might
have fond memories of formative weeks and months working on the
continent as a student. Whether waiting in a restaurant working
in a factory childminding in the med that's a great term by the
way. childminding Wow.
Baby soon
well for some rich fucker on a yacht, obviously, child minding
in the med or working in a holiday resort in Spain. So
that's all going away.
Get a folder all low end service jobs. What do you want those
four?
Well, number three on the list get a full time job in the EU.
Oh, that's never gonna happen. retire to the EU. Go go on an
Erasmus study program. Ha man I'm bummed I can't do that apply
for EU funding for science research. Oh yeah. That's the
money drying up apply for arts funding. I don't have any arts
funding in the in the in Britain.
All comes from the EU apparently you is the source for
everything. Britain is just a shriveled up old hag.
Wow. nominate yourself for literature prize. I guess you
can do that time you can do that. Look at cross border
healthcare opportunities. i Well, why would you need to do
that if the if the National Health Service is the best in
the world and you'd love it so much and it's your jewel?
Yeah. That's the question that needs to be asked
and know your rights and benefits for 2020. So then they
have a guide and then they'll go scare you. So I just thought it
was just a mean piece.
Where was this word disappear?
Guardian? Of course, on the Guardian Coronavirus course
guardian.
She expects Yep.
Well, we'll see with Amazon January 31. We're we're sticking
to our well yeah, no,
you I'm skeptical. I'm super skeptical. you're
skeptical. I'm I'm I'm with you.
Yeah, I just
I just You just heard Boris say that October 31. Yeah. Bingo.
And then you they had Katie Hopkins on Twitter. I found an
old tweet from her. Where she says she's going to strip naked
to go to a tea shop with with Nigel. If that doesn't happen on
the 31st of October out of the EU. I'm gonna go naked to a tea
shop with tattoos of Nigel Farage on my nipples.
She that's when she tweets. That's what she tweeted. Yeah.
There's a lot of things I like about her. That whole idea that
whole visual is not one of them. No, no, no, no. Speaking of old
hags, no. All right. Well, we might as well talk about the war
machine cranking up in an almost laughable, Wag the Dog type of
way with the green zone in Baghdad. Add now yeah, let's
let's let's start with a blank.
Start with some background. Do we have? I think we might have a
clip?
Yes, we do.
What is this the right one is reports to say you didn't
Well, this is from 2016. I just wanted to go back. And
2016 1000s also stormed the Green Zone, which I think cost a
billion dollars to build this embassy. This is from 2016.
The Iraqi security forces have opened fire on protesters who
stormed the heavily fortified green zone in Baghdad. Dozens of
mainly Shiite demonstrators have been injured, and security
personnel suffered stab wounds, according to the army. The 1000s
involved in the uproar included supporters of cleric Moqtada al
sada.
So, the Green Zone is pretty much impenetrable. At least it's
supposed to be. And this is not new. But despite having all the
beat teams, there were no 18 producers, no 18 presenters all
man, we had to roll it out Iran, Iran, and Iraq run in rock. It's
just not giving up. We need some kind of war. Yeah, I met
I'm in agreement with this thesis. Let's listen to some of
the clips about this thing that just happened. Here's a light I
arrived there on their Iraq light analysis play that
foreign ministers spoke about their joint commitment to see
peace and security in the region and how to work together to make
that happen. Again, cuts are very critical. The US has about
10,000 troops stationed in a big air base just about a half an
hour outside the capital of Doha. And Qatar. Well, a key
ally of the United States also speaks with its neighbor, Iran
as well. And when it comes to the hostilities between Iran and
the United States, Qatar is has very much a neutral attitude
towards it, trying to facilitate perhaps any sort of dialogue
that could potentially happen. So what you're seeing here is
the United States very much sending troops to the region 750
To be exact, taking no chances, but also the Secretary of State
taking no chances on the diplomatic front as well playing
all of his cards, because it just shows how serious the US is
taking this and how potentially it could escalate. Again,
just want to say something about the 750 troops of like Donald
Trump sending more troops Trump's any moto moto moto
trumps any more troops. There's a general who was interviewed on
CNN, and he kind of let slip out of the bag where the 750 troops
come from.
Let's talk more about this now with CNN military analyst and
retired Lieutenant General Mark hurtling general, the same guy
you may have heard from there actually reference Benghazi,
he's also been tweeting about how this situation will not
devolve into a Benghazi like situation. It doesn't appear to
be calming down at all. From your, your perspective, just how
serious is the situation there? Well, first of all, I'd
say that the use of the term Benghazi is a bad analogy in
2012, after Benghazi happened, these marine Crisis Response
Task Force were established. Seven years ago, eight years
ago, they have been in Kuwait ever since then, for response,
specifically to these kinds of situations, the 100 Marines came
in to reinforce the Marines that are already providing security
at the embassy along with the security forces from the
Government of Iraq. What's going to happen next, as Ryan just
said, was about 750 soldiers from the 82nd airborne will
begin deploying within the next day, they have the rest of the
brigade is estimated to be following them within the next
week. That's normal procedure as well, when there's a crisis
around the world, the IRF from the 82nd airborne begins
deploying, just in case of any eventuality.
So it's not like quite a whole new deal yet, but that to me,
it's just it's so obvious that they tried to kind of make a
semi Benghazi type of thing on an embassy. It's kind of cool if
you could get someone killed that would be even funnier
against Trump.
But it's well it was there was that but I want to play two
clips before we start to analyze. All right, first of
all, this is from this is a Friday clip. This is a rock
light to trapped.
The US is now trapped in Iraq. US diplomats are trapped in that
embassy. They were cordoned off there overnight. They had to
stay overnight in the embassy. How do they get out now by
helicopter like US diplomats had to fleece at Saigon Vietnam when
it collapsed. This like
this was swimming pools.
His place nuts please.
So yesterday, just be For I was closing my clips we finding find
this one this is the up to date clip and this one's not under a
rock this is under Baghdad Siege is over.
Oh supporters and members of an Iran backed group have withdrawn
from the US embassy compound in Iraq's capital Baghdad. After a
two day siege, leaders of the Popular Mobilization Forces
ordered them to leave, but there's a condition. They want
Iraq's parliament to vote on a timeline. So with the withdrawal
of foreign troops out a zero sum of 14 reports from Baghdad,
they left just as they had arrived a day earlier,
determined and angry, but also pleased that they had managed to
deliver a message to the US. Supporters of the Iranian backed
Popular Mobilization Forces, who had defied the Prime Minister's
orders to withdraw just a day before. Now he did the call of
their leaders. While some dismantled tents and ferried
away supplies used to camp the night out, the more defined ones
staged a final showdown in front of the embassy gates, burning
tires and flags to the sounds of anti American slogans,
USA was hit out from our country. We don't need America,
we can't protect ourselves, we have more than 2 million
fighters who get out who killed ISIS who defend them. Contrary,
the attack on the US Embassy was sparked by the latest US strikes
against Hezbollah brigades, which is part of the Popular
Mobilization Forces. The majority of the crowd consisted
of its members and supporters. But some here say they were also
driven by what they perceive as an unjust American policy in the
region.
This is my land. And if you want to stay here, you must
understand all heights. When the MO You can get our men to
believe and understand our, our lights, we can leave.
It sounds like we're all kind of on the same page.
So they left so the news media won't let you know that yet. No.
That was from allergy zero, they're gone. Yeah. Now what I
observed during watching all these clips, and these reports
from other sources than American sources, was, first of all the
same. I'm glad you got that clip from 2016 where the shot at
anybody tried to get near the Green Zone. They just let them
waltz in.
Yeah, I was like how could when I first heard it's like, you
can't just walk into the green zone. It's not that easy. Yeah,
they so they let them walk in. And okay, come on in coming in.
I guess there's I think there was some sort of an agreement it
was a setup or they were told to let them walk in this whole
thing is phony as it comes. They all had newly manufactured flags
that were brand new. And they and there were two or three
types including some with some writing on them and some some
nationalist flags. And they look phony as anything I've seen in
American march with the phony baloney printed signs at all
were identical. These were all were identical and knew God or
something. Somebody behind this Soros just walked out.
Sorrow signs again. chloro shines. Well, to me the minute
the minute Pompeo said I'm canceling my European trip gotta
stick around. You never know this. It's him. It's Fox News it
CNN it's MSM is all of them Hall we got some more. Oh, it'd be
great. Iran to the same. Here's the Iraqis who were saying, hey,
you know, what, can you get the fuck out by now. Trump you
didn't take once you're gonna get everybody out? You're not
out. You're not out yet. Why aren't you out? So now there's
some protest. They want out. They want us out. We want to get
out. But then must have been Iran attacking our embassy. It's
so transparent. Even the Rouhani of Iran tweeted, he tweeted at
Trump to think logically we're not doing this.
No, it's us Do I think it's the State Department that there was
a war. Yeah, I think Pompeo is behind this this thing is, is
fishy is phony. They came in they went they would do why
would they leave in the first place the way they did? Of which
of course isn't being reported correctly at all. Oh, the whole
thing is just smell
is bogus. thinks oh, good IV. I don't think Trump's falling for
it. Either.
I there's the thing that's missing. Oh, one of these things
that we can predict. So we've been doing the show long enough.
I'm waiting for the Democrats and Joe Biden in particular, to
re reignite the old term bomb do choose to use what is and run.
Oh, right, right, right, right. Oh, that's Trump if we can't pin
put him his present because he cuts he cut and run to cut and
run, would cut and run was always used to denigrate anybody
who was like, somebody shakes their fist at you. Oh, okay.
We'll leave. Yeah, to make it look like a coward. Yeah,
exactly. So they're gonna use the word cut and run against
Trump. Yeah. To keep MIT did they just do not like the idea
of this guy wanting to shut down bases and move troops out of
places where it's just costing us a lot of money, and not
really doing anything
Bomb, bomb them and bomb them again.
Yeah, baby. Janine, she knows. She knows.
But, but what's mounted to as far as I can tell, there was no
real threat to it. I mean, they made a mess. It's gonna cost a
lot of money to clean up, but
not even that. But yeah, go and go and take a look at the wiki
page for the Baghdad green zone and the Baghdad embassy. This
isn't this is not a little building somewhere. This is a
huge room just like the town of Hayward.
It was a billion at the time, which when it was built a
billion dollars was a lot of money. It may still be a lot of
money.
I think the billing only refer to the cost of the embassy
itself, not the maintenance or the or the building out of the
green zone.
It could be it was very expensive. Yeah, just because of
all the.
And then they showed movies, you know, in the regular TV networks
on nevers to show the cowering staff, and then we had that
woman going on and on about they're trapped, they're
trapped. They're never gonna get out. They're gonna die. So she
was completely flat footed on that one. Anyway, yeah, this
thing I think we both agree this is something very suspicious
about this protest and entry into the green zone.
Well, not just suspicious. It's, you know, let's just pin it
clearly on. I'm putting it on Pompeo now and the signs that
State Department work, you're so right. When you get fresh,
freshly printed signs, whether it's the my Don, in Ukraine,
whether it's somewhere even Red Square in Russia, you get
freshly painted signs, you only have two places to look, the
State Department or Soros or the with the Socialist Workers
Party, but that's kind of the same thing.
Yeah, but they always put to socialist work are actually
worlds workers. That does all the work that they always put
their little logo at the bottom of your site, make it easy.
Don't be don't do that. The State Department doesn't state
US State Department, the bottom of the flag Exactly. Compliments
of Yeah. At the State Department is as you start looking into it
there. It goes back historically, as to being a lot
of bad actors there. And they get their own little CIA, which
you don't know who's in it. They're very they're more
secretive than the NSA about that little operation.
Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Whenever you have a civilian in the State
Department, or a civilian in the Pentagon either way, that's it's
all spooks. It's all spokes. Okay, Any more on Iran? Because
that one yeah, I do have a little update on Seth Rich and I
got some information from that woman to her podcast Tori says
that the law firms were now filing civil suits to invoke the
Evoque discovery, because they're very worried about what
information people might have on CrowdStrike. Who this this one
law firm is representing. And and so I got a little more
detail on the imaging of the server, because this is where we
left off that Seth Rich had stolen data. Now, it was
initially thought on a thumb drive. And that it was just the
emails that were the DNC emails, which got Hillary and Debbie
Wasserman Schultz and Donna, Brazil and everybody in so much
trouble, because they were screwing around and we're
basically screwing Bernie, so that Hillary would win the
nomination. So a little more detail on this. She actually one
of our producers reached out said, hey, no agenda has been
talking about you. She sent me a couple of emails, very long
emails. She likes emailing lots of details. And for some reason,
she likes putting me on ccs of things she's sending to her
lawyer. So I'm kind of not responding. I'm just letting
that flow into my box and just collecting it first data point
is that the server image was made on an SD card. And, and
there were several copies of this SD card. But that just
thought was an interesting detail because I think an SD
card would probably give you about the same data throughput
rate as a as a USB drive, if it's a USB three would probably
be similar, wouldn't it?
Depends on the port pitru
how's the SD card?
I'm thinking it was a dedicated SD card port is what I'm
thinking, Oh, and what
mission? Well, there are some machines that had that because
zoodle my surface has it lots of reasons. Okay. Okay, then that
would probably be at least USB three speeds very fast, right.
So in addition to this, apparently, WikiLeaks, when they
did their exchange, was accessing that data over the
Internet to Seth Rich's computer where he had the SD card
inserted. Now, that may be important to not it's not a big
deal. But what she reminded me of is what actually the
incriminating information was that was on the server. And and
of course, when I read it, like, God, we've I know, we've talked
about this, but it's been
going I know, and we did talk about it
is that Hillary Clinton had a on her website, which are whatever
the vote for Hillary was, had polling places listed, which you
were intended to go to, but they weren't official polling places.
They were staffed by fake Fake, fake totally. And so what they
would do is because you're sending people to a Hillary
polling place to pretty much all going to vote for Hillary. So
they would take those those ballots, and then swap out a
whole bunch of Bernie ballots as they took them into the DNC to
be counted. And that was why Seth Rich got killed because
that, or let's just say that happened. Whatever happened to
Seth Rich, that was the incriminating evidence, which,
of course, could easily be used in many other scenarios,
including a general election, I think, depending on what kind of
systems you're using.
It's a pretty good idea.
It's so simple, like, just send people to a polling place. I
mean, if you're not you have to understand in America, lots of
polling places or just someone's garage. Yeah. I mean, this
happens all the time.
Yeah. My mom used to be a polling place. Case in
point. She was probably a Russian bot.
Yeah, she did it for years. She was the I don't know what what
your job is to have the polling place there. But it was a garage
or garage and little house that she had, and she would just, it
was the go to vote? Yeah, I think it was for about five or
six years. Yeah. So that sense moved it. But you know,
now, of course, if that ever came out, that would be a
scandal. I mean, that that's, that's really cheating. I mean,
there's just no two ways to go about it. You set up a whole
polling place, and the on your website, send people there, so
they wouldn't go to the official polling place. So you could swap
out the votes. I mean, that's, that's a reason why
we didn't have a clip from that that era, about some place one
of the precincts in the New York area where there was 99% of the
vote always went to the Democrat, which is a
possibility. But it seems unlikely because there's always
you know, there's too many people who just just disagree
with me, I would rather just oops, sorry. And one of the
things that then they went and they one of the networks went to
this, this precinct because it seems so fishy. And talk to all
y'all, we're all Democrats here. And so that seemed to confirm
that they were you know, 99% going to vote for the Democrat
in one of these precincts none. It still looks fishy to me. I
don't know. Yeah. Well, anyway, it's all within the New York
area. And that's where Bernie, that's what Bernie where he got
burned. He got burned in New York, and then there was the
missing missing ballots. If you remember that one when they
never did the swap out
and yeah, they just tossed him out. It's like, just throw him
out. Okay, the guy will never notice. Exactly.
All of this. If anybody's gonna win a lot of New York is going
to be Bernie in New York. Now. Hillary's No,
absolutely. All of this, of course, will lead to 1000s of
sealed indictments, and this is this. There's no doubt about it.
And he is back. Joe Digenova on the trail again, just not an old
clip. No, no, well, he's no longer on Fox. Now. He's moved
over to one American news. downgraded to blue. Here's just
a quickie. And of course, this is also just a memory jogger a
little reminder about some of the irregularities that we
haven't heard about for years since the impeachment thing has
been on who
people go to jail for this and why not?
People should they'd go to jail for the Carter Page stuff as the
lying on the FISA warrants the misleading the FISA courts,
submitting false documents to the FISA courts. Those are all
felonious acts. For me what matters is accountability at
this point, you have two institutions that are vital to
American freedom, the FBI and the Justice Department. They
were completely corrupted under two Attorneys General Eric
Holder, and Loretta Lynch with the authority and knowledge of
the then president of the United States, Barack Obama. And you
will never forget, I'm sure that famous Susan Rice email on
inauguration day of Donald Trump, where she sends an email
to the file. Memorial, I memorializing that there had
been a meeting on January 5, with the President of the United
States, all senior law enforcement and intelligence
officials, where they reviewed the status of crossfire
hurricane, and the President announced President Obama, that
he was sure that everything had been done by the book. I must
say, I want to thank Susan Rice for being so stupid, and so
arrogant to write that email on January 20, because that is,
that's exhibit a four that Barack Obama knew all about this
from start to finish, and was more than happy to have the
civil rights of massive numbers of Americans violated so he
could get Donald Trump.
And we kind of you know, it's easy to forget these things
about that email that Susan Rice sent to herself. And that is, of
course, I mean, obviously incriminating, but it certainly
shows that President Obama knew what was going on with with this
crossfire hurricane. But even one American news is not lowbrow
enough here. We have to go to a podcast, we got to go down a
little bit lower on the show business ladder to get Joe
Digenova to really talk a little bit more about what's happening
with the 1000s of sealed indictments of so many people
will be going to jail. As now Durham because you know, we we
had everything resting in Horowitz and then nothing. And
now everyone's Durham Durham is gonna send people to jail is
going to happen.
This is, before you continue. I have to say people should note
that this is a mirror image of what the left is doing. Totally.
The left. Oh, the Trump's going to quit. He's going to quit the
campaign. Oh, there's all this evidence gonna quit the
campaign. Oh, he won't. He's going to quit the presidency.
He's going to resign from the presidency. Oh, Putin is running
the country. I mean, exact mirror image of the nuttiness
except that this happens on a podcast.
The other one anyone that happens on CNN?
Yeah, exactly. So here is Joe Digenova. And And now, although
I think he's correct, because we know about the NSA and the FBI
consultants unmasking hundreds of telephone calls of Americans
which is completely irregular to the whole FISA process, but
apparently now, Rogers is talking to Durham and Tao what's
gonna happen
there was news, Joe, that Admiral Mike Rogers of former
head of the NSA is voluntarily cooperating with John Durham's
investigation, I would think that might cause quite a bit of
fervor for some folks like James Comey and others. So yeah, we're
going to
Joe, this is the biggest single development in the Durham
investigation.
I love I love how on the podcast, Joe Digenova is talking
out of his butthole through his pants
today. We were told according to public reports that Admiral
Rogers has met several times with John Durham
you it in under podcast was was Digenova ever asked what model
number of Radio Shack the microphone I was using?
I think he's using the snowball. Actually, the classic snowball
that all the youtubers use
know that Admiral Rogers who was
I'm sorry, someone in the troll room has his ball gagging but
now I understand the problem
with John Durham. And then we now know that Admiral Rogers who
was the central figure in uncovering the illegal
electronic spying, spying done by the Obama administration,
prior to the Carter Page, FISA warrants the spying that went on
from 2012 to 2016, involving FBI contractors illegally accessing
NSA data and Mr. Rogers discovered that reported it to
the FISA court, all of that spying was stopped by occur and
it led to the crescendo of illegal activity by Comey,
clapper and Brennan. It led to the so called crossfire
hurricane investigation to cover up that previous fine that had
been going on. Rogers has an electronic trail of all the
spying that went on over five years. He has personal notes.
Allah James Comey Only this time, they are not self serving
notes. They are the truth. Mike Rogers, I have described as the
Rosetta Stone of this investigation. This is the
single most important development in this I have been
suggesting for a long time that ultimately, Rogers would be the
key to any criminal investigation that is coming
true. What we now know will happen is I can be fairly
comfortable in suggesting that there is going to be a
substantial criminal conspiracy indictment involving a lot of
people. It is the electronic electronic spying, by the way,
which was done that electronic spying that went on from 2012 to
2016, into an NSA databases, was used for unmasking people, and
then leaking that information to the press. And when the Attorney
General talks about investigating private parties,
he's talking not only about GPS fusion, and Glenn Simpson and
all those people and Nellie, you're, he's talking about the
contractors who were illegally accessing NSA databases at the
request of Comey.
So there you go, what you learned is nothing because it
was unintelligible pretty much, but you could hear it make it
out. But it's very sad that that's the best that Joe can do
at this point. But as I was thinking about this, and not
even so much about that, but about the corruption
allegations, which is kind of if you if you look, I think Suwanee
No this was in the newsletter you had a picture of this, but
what are the chances of the kids of the following people having
you know jobs with oil companies in Ukraine? And it's Biden's kid
Pelosi is kid Karis kid. And who's those the fourth one?
Yeah, Romney Romney
Romney's kid. Yeah. Romney the worst.
And what are the chances what are the and, you know, we hear
about corruption all the time. You know, there's there's crap
going on in in Bolivia. Oh, my goodness. We have the guy who
escaped Japan, the former Nissan, Nissan, Renault
executive who escaped Japan and a cello case, had to go back to
Lebanon. And the thing is, we believe in America, certainly,
but maybe in most of the modern West. Those are just banana
republics. That doesn't happen here. Now, what doesn't happen
here is they don't get run out of town on a rail. Because of
course, our politicians aren't an equally if not much more
corrupt. Just it's hard for us to believe it. It's hard for an
American that that's more high level too. And they're not
stealing from the American well, they are asked directly from
Americans. They're doing it through Ukraine, so that's okay.
Well, yeah, it's not so apparent, but I really think
that people in America and in the West, modern West, they
didn't really know it can't be like dict like billions of now.
Now we're not really stealing billions of dollars. That's not
now that doesn't happen here. It newsflash. It does, and it's so
bad. It is really everything from these NGOs to the little to
the little rinky dink foundations, money flowing
everywhere, you know, look at Baltimore with the mayor and her
scandals and just everywhere it's really
non existent children's books to the school yes
it's rife with corruption it's just it's you don't see the you
know the forest through the for the trees anymore so we're just
as corrupt that only we don't want to believe it. Now a couple
of couple of black people over there in Africa of course the
corrupt Look at him. Course.
But him No.
No, that can happen.
Well, nothing's gonna happen about it, that we can be
assured. Well, with that, I do want to say Thank you for your
courage though and say in the morning to you the man who put
the C in corruption John C. Devorah. Back
blend the morning to you Mr. Adam C curry. In the morning all
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the one liners once again, all kinds of good things happening
in the troll room. How many trolls do we have online right
now? Let's see we've got 925 Not bad for January 2. Are those the
people listening live you can listen live on Thursdays in the
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once again, brought us the artwork for the final show of
2019. Now that episode was 1203. We titled it R EA T which was we
actually discussed in the show which is our retro clips and we
had did have some retrospective. Now here's what's interesting
about the artwork that Darren brought us. And there were a
couple of pieces but this really stood out. But it became extra
funny for a reason I shall explain. So this was the no
agenda I heart poot P O T n which was the flub that we got
from actually we probably play that flub, who was it again?
Who? Oh, Amy more. Amy and Michael Moore.
Amy Goodman is somebody Yeah. Michael Moore
and this is what they were talking about talking about
Mayor Pete.
I mean, just like any candidate, politician, you know, people
watching this will have their disagreements or whatever. But
one thing you can't disagree with, is he has been true to his
convictions. He will fight like hell for us. The fact that 52%
of young people are for him in the latest poll. 52% of young
voters are for him. The millennial that's running 2% 2%
of 18 to 35 year olds are for the person their age, young
people want to pay to change privileges. Yes. I'm not trying
to avoid trying to pronounce the name. Buddha judge.
Right poot poot Buddha judge so that was a funny piece of art.
And it wasn't until I saw the art that I realized Oh my The
word poot P O T or pote in Dutch is unrecognized and mean
completely recognizable and once I saw the word like holy shit in
this image it says I love fag that is the Dutch slang word for
gay is boat and if you could translate it directly to fag so
it had such an interesting meaning with I love pote that we
use it immediately of course always go for the low the low
brow the the lowest laugh possible, but nobody, pretty
much nobody picked up on it. I was expecting some
a word in the Google Translator it came out his leg.
Yes it it is the word for leg in Dutch as well. But slang is very
obvious. But no no one no one. No one No tweets. No nothing. I
was surprised.
There you go. Sometimes this happens.
But it was the 33rd win for Darren O'Neil according to comic
strip blogger, that's why he didn't even compete says he knew
the Darren was it was like a no hit no run, you know, so I'm not
going to ruin his 33rd
Throwing him by throwing the last Homer.
Exactly. So kind so collegiate. So. Yes. Very nice that and
thank you very much Darren O'Neill, for doing so much for
us in 2019. And he has saved
us 33 is about a third of all the shows huge, huge
and and Darren was there this morning during the pre stream
once again for the show. So it's he's a great force and our value
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setting it up and looking forward to meeting them I
completely dropped the ball AHA on organizing my mom's four day
hospital stay after open heart surgery turned into a month and
a half haha what kind of excuses now on my scooter I think no
agenda health karma did work. Oh, good. Thanks. Worse may have
happened without it right? Anyway, sorry for war and peace.
And love you guys as always.
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somehow. No, she What do you mean somehow? She's
here in New York. I mean, that's all you get.
That's true. That's true.
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We don't need the taxes from them. Because we're New York. We
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Okay. Absolutely. So I will. I'm
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And I'm going to give her and her husband some karma from me.
And from Tina, you've got karma. Really nice. The Angela has done
so much, man. She's organized tours for us. She's just she's a
Bucha, massive, massive producer.
Well, good. I've just organized anything for me.
Well, you don't need any organizing except that office of
yours.
You know, I've come up with an idea of the solution to your
issue. Yeah, that you won't ever let me see your studio. So they
will let you see it. You'd have to sign a nondisclosure and give
me $100 Cash $100 Chastity, is that worth it worth to you that
much? Well, I find bugs. That's the tour of the off the tour of
the studio is going to anyone who wants to see 100 bucks now
okay,
we went away. Whoa, whoa, what do you mean anyone? Now all of a
sudden, anyone?
Hundreds into a tourist attraction?
It's 100 bucks and an NDA? I don't quite. So what is the what
can I cannot do with once I sign this NDA? What? Let's stop. Let
me revisit this. I've only been to John's house once. And I
believe was about 11 years ago, maybe a little bit longer. 10
years, not 10 or 11 years ago. Now. It's probably 10. And it
was for Thanksgiving. It was very nice. And then I said, Oh,
let me go see your studio was upstairs. I just wanted in that
voice. Nailing it today. And, and I said, Well, you know,
whatever it was, it was like a no a hard No. And, and I've
never, I've never even been invited back. And so we're not
anywhere in the neighborhood with your daughter getting
married in May. And we've been invited. And we're very excited
about coming. Although it's on a Sunday, which is rather odd. I
mean, what child have no agenda nation gets married on a Sunday
show day. Dad, they're low. We'd love to come. But I'd hate to be
in San Francisco once again, and not be able to see your studio.
And you immediately know. And so now if I sign an NDA, a
nondisclosure agreement, and pay $100 But will the NDA so mean?
You gotta let me I mean, can I can I can't mention anything
with the land. Can I kind of see the language of the NDA?
Man, you drive a hard bargain. Yeah, you can see the language
of the NDA.
How about I just won't take pictures. I mean, I will remind
you, you came to my house an hour late. And that, you know,
people are leaving. And like, Hey, you come in. You turn on
the the Warriors game on television. Like, we're getting
married now. They got a TV. Where's ESPN? And then you go
upstairs and you take 100 pictures of my studio. I took
100 pictures of your studio. Yeah, you are those 100
pictures. I don't have them yet.
Okay. All right. Fine. All right. No, I will not sign an
NDA. I will pay the $100 though. That's that's well worth it. But
the NDA I mean, I need to be able to talk about some how
about this a non disparagement agreement? Oh, that may be good.
So I can't disparage you. Or your studio.
Yeah, but you're a professional and professional broadcasters
have way of ways of disparaging, that aren't technically
disparaging. I just want to say I would have to be in there if I
determine that as a disparagement there will be a
fine.
Okay write it up. Consider it. I think we I think we can sign
phase one of this deal fairly soon.
All right, so Tristan, Tristan banning in Toronto 200 bucks I
mentioned this HAPPY NEW NEW YEAR he says letter to follow. I
don't have a letter I looked
he says what he says. J K he says so I guess it was a joke.
No letter. Oh, oh, J K.
Late. Please give a healthy dose of goat Carmody everybody cheers
sir Tristan in toronto, toronto, toronto. You've got Armand
Dorner in Mandan, North Dakota 200 I mean, seriously, you have
a delusion.
You've been de Deus deuced
as it's been years since my last donation, it's time to clear up
my Pay Pal account to wrap up the knighthood as we enter
another exhausting election year. And no agenda keeping me
sane. This donation will get be pointed, pointed in that
direction. Could I also please get some F cancer karma as my
mom was diagnosed with breast cancer the day after Christmas,
looking for all the help I can get. And since we're in the
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I would say something like executive producer, no agenda
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is this. We go out we hit people in the mouth boy
there's nothing on this show. We don't do but But I appreciate
people that do it. But I wonder about how many people are just
fakes their phonies. It does sometimes it just doesn't make
any sense. Okay. So I listened to C span journal when they have
these colons these guys call in and they just not really for
interaction is mostly for these, but most colons are anyway. Just
make a statement.
Well, you call in the Republican line or the Democrat line and
you'd get to bitch and moan. And
they changed it over the holiday to the pessimist optimist lines
rather.
So C span had a formatting change. First time in 35 years
guys have gotten
so one of the pessimists calls in and this is C span Dave in
Atlanta.
Dave in Atlanta, Georgia says he's pessimistic about what he
sees in 2020. Hello, hello. Yes, I'm
Dave in in Decatur, Georgia, and I heard 20 minutes ago that
you're doing fine today. So I'm not gonna ask you how you're
doing. And I want to tell you that I'm pessimistic because it
was in the 1970s. And I'm standing there Listen to this
big ol Protestant preacher telling a crowd of teenagers one
of the boys had on a t shirt and said, all one people had an
image of the world with all these different national flags.
And that preacher stood there and corrected that young man.
We're not all one people. We're Americans. We are exceptional.
And that's what got us where we are today. We are not exempt.
No, we're a bunch of racist bigots. When we went to Vietnam.
It was side with the white people, the French, who went
over there and brutalized those Vietnamese people. We took up
that brutality and I was involved in and I killed people
over there for a lot. And it's a lie is that American exempt is a
load of nonsense. We're all love each other and be conned each
other instead of loving the almighty dollar.
Wow, was that the optimist line or the pessimist last? That was
the pessimist. Wow.
That you know,
as well, I don't know what to say. Really? Maybe I remember he
made some points there. So that one over killed people a in
Vietnam for note for all all based on a lie? Yes. Well, at
least he's woke.
That's for sure. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, he's
woke these woke. I'll take that.
In this new year, a lot of musical chairs taking place. The
Bank of England, the chief for the head of the Bank of England.
Mark Carney. He may recall last year his last hurrah as he was
already given up. He was leaving his post. He was at the bankers
meeting in there it was it. What do you do that? That secret
bankers meeting the federal the federal the central bankers in
Georgia somewhere? I'm thinking
Jekyll Island?
I bet it is Jekyll Island? What do you see? I probably have, by
the
way that that's placed in Jekyll Island where the Fed was or
orchestrated is still there. And as they turn into a hotel for
tourists, it's a pretty cool place to visit. He,
okay, yes, that was in was that that was September. And he was
saying oh, well, you know, looks like looks like gonna have some
digital currencies. When it's time to blow it all up. You
know, the system's not working. This was his last hurrah.
Remember those clips? And he's like, Oh, Bitcoin as well. That
may be the future. But so this guy and you know, kind of FOMO
that like, oh, that's kind of cool that he said that on his
way out, you know, it's nice to you know, just throw a little
hand grenade before you leave. But he's back on the scene, or
let's just say the musical chairs have the music is played,
the music has stopped and he's in a new chair, guess where he
is now and what his new job is the World Bank? Close this. This
guy is a former Goldman Sachs he ran the Bank of England. So
that's the Federal Reserve of the United Kingdom. Now. Now he
is the UN Envoy for Climate Change. Yeah. Bring the
financial guys in. Oh, yeah. And the BBC interviewed him. And
well, here's I
can continue with this. Does. Are you implying that there is a
connection between world banking and climate change? Because
there's money involved somehow,
if you hold on for two clips, I'll answer the question. Here's
Mark Carney. Regarding the the emergency,
it's talked about 2020 being a decade of action absolutely
necessary. on climate change. We want action on the finance side.
We want disclosure companies doing that disclosure.
There's a lot of memes in here, climate disclosures and other
good one, you have to disclose your sound
on that disclosure, companies doing that disclosure. We want
that to become the norm. It's important that you and I people
watching can understand how our money's been invested. Is it
being invested consistent with the transition path? That is the
law of the land, that is what our citizens want? Which is that
we're transitioning in a way that will last
a while. This guy sounds just like Adam Schiff.
Hi, interesting observation. I'll pay attention to that heat.
It's probably the same new year for sure. I just like that. He's
saying that, you know, this is this course he's talking about
the UK. The law of the land, it's climate change. You got to
make sure the money is spent right. Remember the last the the
cop 25 which was held in Madrid, it was all about the climate
negotiation, which apparently didn't go so well because
everyone wanted to receive but no one wanted to pay anything.
So here's this guy telling the British sub Jack's it is a BBC
interview. After all, we're taking your money. And we'll
make sure you feel very good about how we invest it invested
in ourselves
the land, that is what our citizens want, which is that
we're transitioning in a way that will stabilize the climate,
you'll spend a lot of 2020 working on climate as part of
how Eric I'm sorry, how arrogant is that will spend your money in
a way that will stabilize the climate. I mean, if I went on
the street, 20 years ago, people would shoot me if I said these
things, give me your money. dooring, I'll make sure I
invested wisely. So the climate will stabilize our citizens
want, which is that we're transitioning in a way that will
stabilize the climate, you'll spend
a lot of 2020 working on climate as part of your un role in the
run up to the Glasgow Summit. I wonder why you choose not to use
the term climate emergency,
I would say we're in a climate crisis, just like a financial
crisis, where action needs to be taken. Now, this is a slow burn
crisis, if you will. So it's it's it's more difficult to act,
because you don't have the the public spectacle of a failing
bank or, or queues outside a building society or those types
of tangible the markets moving around a tangible way that force
action. That's part of the challenge. That's part of the
tragedy of the horizon.
So listen very carefully what he says here, he's saying, we don't
have like a financial crisis, we don't have people standing
outside banks, you know, run on the banks, etc. Now, I would I
wait, no, wait, I want to hear your point. I would argue, Well,
what about all the fires isn't in the Amazon, California,
Australia, that's all being shown as huge examples of the
climate emergency the climate crisis, he says, we don't have
that it's not tangible enough. And he says, that's the
challenge. I think these guys are planning some kind of
financial crash with all this.
I think these guys have already planned these fires, personally,
is that, I mean, right now in paradise, they're selling the
properties there left and right, as you would expect, you can go
buy some of these old properties now for about pennies, not
pennies on the dollar, but about a third of what you would have
paid some years ago, and people are just rebuilding the other
people just banned in the area, and they're leaving the
properties for sale at at fires, fire sale prices. And it's a
really good time to get in on some of these things. Because
the whole town burnt down, which makes no sense to me. Right. And
you know, I was a whole town are down like that. Well, I'm let's
go back to what I wanted to talk about. Okay. Which is, what is
it? When does the reporter start to grill you about your language
usage like she did? She said to him, why are you calling it a
crisis and not in a crisis climate emergency. And we
already know that climate crisis and climate emergency were two
terms that showed up on purpose to change the conversation from
global warming and climate change. And they decided it's
not alarmist enough, it haven't done enough of alarming the
public, to let's change these to climate crisis and climate
emergency. And sometimes Amy, for example, Goodman will say
both, right? Yeah, climate crisis, climate emergency
assembly, right back to one piece report. But when does the
reporter instead of just getting somebody to talk actually
correct their language? What's Why
would that happen? Well, it is the BBC, after all, and they
have a style guide. And they all chose if you recall, they chose
to use the alarming words climate emergency. But again,
and I'll play the last 11 seconds. Carney here saying, No,
you don't have anything tangible. But that's the
challenge.
The public spectacle of a failing bank or work queues
outside a building society, are those types of tangible of the
markets moving around a tangible way that force action. That's
part of the challenge. That's part of the tragedy of the
horizon.
That's part of the tragedy on the horizon. That's part of the
challenge.
Hmm.
Let's play that again. The last bit, is predicting there's going
to be a situation
well, it's it's hard to understand exactly how he means
it because he said as part of the challenge and listen again,
because you don't have the the public spectacle of a failing
bank or or queues outside a building society are those types
of tangible of the markets moving around a tangible way
that force action. That's part of the challenge. That's part of
the tragedy of the horizon.
Okay, so what he's saying is we don't Have that spectacle that
force action. What he means by force action is that's how in
2008, our money was taken from us, they because of forced
action and given to the banks literally given to the banks.
This is when everyone started to retire, including my buddy, the
former New York banker, everyone made off like bandits, because
they had a horrible spectacle. You had Obama there, we're all
gonna die. I'm just gonna give it to you straight people is not
good. It's not who we are. So that's what he's, he's vying for
the guys in the right position to make these things happen.
He's a, he's a banker, I don't think you'd ever really a former
banker. He's a Goldman Sachs guy, he ran the Bank of England.
Now he wants to cause some kind of panic.
I don't think it's a financial panic he's interested in causing
because if there's a financial panic, that means that, you
know, people are going to tighten the purse strings. It
has to be something else. But and I think they're I listening
to him. I think they don't know what to do. I think they're
looking for a good idea.
Well, let's listen to the second clip. Maybe we'll learn more.
Taking a fair amount of flack in this role on various different
fronts, including from MPs. I wonder if you think that we
have, as you look at this country, whether we have enough
truth in our political debate enough truth in in, in our
Brexit debate,
I think what's essential on this topic on climate change is that
we have a cross party nonpartisan approach to it, that
the science is clear that the type of transition that we what
we've been talking about, that we get as specific as possible
about what's needed, we can't afford on this one, to have
selective information to have spin. Misdirection, misleading.
It needs to be absolutely clear, because we're all in we're all
in on it. Mm hmm.
All in on it. You betcha.
Producer Mike winters
a dud. That's the kind of it's kind of a double meaning to
waste, as we're all in on it. Oh, yeah. We're all in on this
one. Or we're all in, you know, as in bleen. In it, we're all
in. We're all in. We're all in on this. Yep. Or we're all in on
it yet. It's very there's no debate. Truth wants to come out
there.
I'd like I'd like to play a historical clip. For some
context of this. Obviously, John and I are not big believers in
this climate change, send all your money to the elite, so they
can invest it for us. European Union now with France
Timmermans, who was the Green Deal czar with he must have 50
or 60 people working for him overnight in this in this deal.
And he is requiring from the 26 member states in the European
Union annually 260 billion euros to fight climate change. So
every member state has to send 10 billion euros, which they
don't have. They have to find it somewhere which comes from the
citizens. And they're going to send it to the European Union.
And Uncle France is going to make sure we don't die because
of any needs that for a span of 10 years. Where does this all
come from 2008. At the the height of the the Great
Recession. Bill Moyers Journal PBS television sat down with
George Soros, to discuss a number of issues. It's only a
minute and 37 seconds. But if you've never heard this clip, it
will bring clarity to what global warming is really about.
So let's leave them something to think about as they go home. Let
them go home and say Mr. Soros and here are three things we can
do simply one,
work on a better world order, where we work together to
resolve problems that confront humanity like global warming.
And I think I think that dealing with global warming will require
a lot of investment. You see, for the last 25 years, the world
economy, the motor of the world economy that has been driving it
was consumption by the American consumer who has been spending
more than he has been saving. Alright. He has been producing.
So that motor is now switched off. It's finished. It's run
after. can't continue. You need a new motor. And we have a big
problem of global warming requires big investment. And
that could be the motor of the world economy in the years to
come.
Remember a building infers? Structure converting to green
technology instead of
consuming. Building a electricity grid and saving on
energy or rewiring the houses, adjusting your lifestyle, where
energy is, is got to cost more, until it will introduce those
new things. So it will be painful, but at least we will
survive and not cook,
we will not cook, it will be painful to send all your money
to me. For the better world order. That's it. That's it. The
motor he's talking about was the hollowing out of the United
States for sure. We didn't produce that much anymore. We're
just borrowing money and spending it on cheap crap from
China. The motor stop the motor is his motor. It's his drop a
penny and get $1 out of the bottom motor. So he literally
said we need a new motor for a better world order this global
warming thing. Yeah, that'll take huge investment. rewire
your home slaves. I don't know what the hell that means. But we
should do it all remember, otherwise we'll cook.
Well, that's it. That's the cap and trade bill, which was
bounced back. This is back in 2008 or nine? Yeah, nine. Yep.
The cap and trade bill came up. Or as Gohmert called it to crap
and trade bill. It had provisions in there. And you've
remember this when John Boehner was the Speaker of the House
who's crying all the time? Yes. When he went on about which
segments of it he read segments, we had clips, and where he's
talking about how the lot of this today structures just need
to be torn down because they're not energy efficient enough. And
it was a phased out law where you just be leveling houses left
and right and rebuilding it from scratch. And that would be the
motor the rebuilding motor Christen will be done under
International World One World Government hopefully, according
to Soros, hopefully. And it was just a nightmare. Right. So the
rewiring I think, was just kind of what was left over what he
could just remember about the bull crap they tried to force
down our throats. That's where the jobs jobs jobs karma came
from.
Yes. So the point here is the whole idea was huge investment.
Take it from us from the taxpayer, take that money
invested in huge important things like anything that Soros
is involved in. And that will be the new motor. And then Trump
came in and said no, not going to do it and and guess what?
It's all falling apart the motors not getting it at least
not that motors not getting started. And it's it was a part
of the same push. In fact, I have it here hold on. Where's it
if you recall
now here was President Obama. And by the way, when I when I
went to fish this clip out of the archives, I kind of missed
him, particularly for stuff like this. Hi, everybody, everybody,
everybody had done
to buddy bury. I'm proud to join the students, teachers,
businesses and nonprofit organizations taking big new
steps to support computer science in America schools.
Now you remember this? You remember this whole push?
Yeah, is the code code code push as you're not gonna
have any jobs. There's no more coal jobs. There's no just it's
going to be done with you done with your jobs you need to code.
learning these skills isn't just important for your future. It's
important for our country's future. If we want America to
stay on the cutting edge, we need young Americans like you to
master the tools and technology that will change the way we do
just about everything. That's why I'm asking you to get
involved. Don't just buy a new video game. Make one? Sure.
Don't just download the latest app. help design it. Okay. Don't
just play on your phone.
Programming. Yeah, not possible.
No one's born a computer scientists but with little hard
work. And some math and science. Oh, just about anyone can become
one. You hear that? Hear that?
Google? It's so easy. Little math and science, little hard
work. We're coming for you.
This week is your chance to give it a shot. And don't let anyone
tell you you can't. Whether you're a young man or a young
woman, whether you live in a city or a rural area, computers
are going to be a big part of your future. And if you're
willing to work and study hard, that future is yours to shape.
Thanks, everybody.
Yeah, all right. STEM stem everybody. Thanks. So this
somebody this of course, wasn't Joe Biden's head. When he goes
to the miners was in West Virginia. Where was he this
time?
I believe it was West Virginia but it was in one of the
Virginia's so I
have the short setup how we started off I come
from a family We're in an area where as coal miners anybody can
go down 300 to 3000 feet in the mind shirt, how to learn how to
program as well. So the
so if you can go down 3000 feet into a mind, you can program a
little bit of math, hard dance, but yeah, no. So this was this
was what was tweeted about it was actually hard to find the
audio for it. Then he went into this longer rant which made it
even more interesting that Joe is leaving in 20 in 2008
President asked
me to get Detroit out of its problems remember, he went
bankrupt and he gave me authority to do whatever I
needed to do so I set up with all the agencies Where's all the
money out there Detroit could qualify for the didn't ask for
they know how to get it. The end result was not just because of
me, but because of the team I put together. Detroit got out of
bankruptcy started a comeback. We're able to provide everything
from street lighting for them and they didn't know they could
have to hire excuse me inner city rail that we put in a rail
service anyway make a long story short. We started
the rail to Nowhere has he been to Detroit recently? Apparently.
Apparently not.
Excuse me, inner city rail that we put into Rails anyway, make a
long story short, things really started to move. And then we
found out something interesting. Everybody when things hit went
bankrupt, everybody who had the talent in terms of technology
left black, white, Hispanic man, women, we didn't have anybody
not a joke who could turn on the street lights.
You hear me? Not a joke. You hear me not a joke. No one could
turn on the streetlights who knew how to turn on the sewer
system. No one knew how to turn on the sewer.
Because it requires computer capability and programming
capability
really flip the switch go computer,
outfitted the major corporations when they need it. They went out
into the neighborhoods they found 54 happened to be all
women not by intention, mostly women of color, with a few
exceptions, ages 24 To 2024 to 52 or four, they went through a
19 week training program at the community college. They're
learning how to program. And I remember telling people as my
liberal friends are saying, you can't expect them to give me a
break. Anybody can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to
program for God's sake. Okay.
You got to give that clip of the day but
I'm gonna take it because this was one of the most unhinged
things he's ever said. Clip. So what he's saying is when he
saved Detroit, get Joe, because this is news to me, by the way.
Well, the President gave him the directive Joe so Joe went and
saved Detroit with his team. He gave his team some props for
saving Detroit. Yeah, good for you. But then they so they, they
fixed everything. They fix the sewer, they fix the
streetlights, they fix the light rail, they didn't know how to
turn it on. So then they got one of these it recruiting firms who
instead of going and getting a whole bunch of H to be Indian
workers went into Detroit found 50 black women. And they train
them. And his his conclusion is if you can shovel coal into a
furnace, you can code I don't understand what one has to do
with the other. But that's exactly what he said. People who
are not even miners, but just shovel coal into a furnace on a
maybe on that train.
You can code
and he's this is 2019 He's saying this?
Does he even know Can he code
with a little bit of hard work and some science and math. He
can't even remember him why he can't even remember his own text
code, let alone that he can code something. Now people this is
not the solution. Don't send your kid to Code School. Give
your kid your old your old laptop with a Linux distro kid.
Go make something work.
This is unbelievable to me. This guy is so naive he doesn't even
know what any of this means. Y'all can't code a game some
buddy just sitting there and if tome can't just sit there and
code a modern game yeah, they can hunt the Wumpus they might
be able to do that. But I don't think there's a lot of you know,
market for his strong
for you can shovel coal into a furnace you can code it's clear.
We we took 50 Black women in Detroit and they turned on the
sewer can't doesn't get Much more intersectional than that.
What's a Wampus? By the way,
Hunter Wampus
hunt the Wampus night. Oh no what hunt the Wampus Oh, a moly.
You said Holy moly. I did. Sorry, should we know what hump
the warm hump hump the Wampus Munch. I wanted to hump the one
because
well, there's a bunch of dudes named Ben out there that are
rolling their eyes with your, with your lack of knowledge
about this fabulous game
apparently works best on a TI 99
It works fine on anything.
Anyway, that guy, I'm sorry, cannot be our president. That is
not gonna be any way. It's not a modern thought pattern that he
has there. It's, that's it's sad. He's now I understand what
he's trying to say. Because of course, anybody can do anything
they set their mind to. But it's not just about coding an app
either way,
what what kind of a country would we have? Let's let's just
take the logical extreme of this. I'm going to take the
other side of this. Let's say that something happened. It
could it made it possible for anybody to write high level
code. Everybody, the entire country could write the highest
level of code, just like falling off like anyone could do it at
any time. What would that do to the economy?
Well, we'd have a lot of HyperCard applications.
Pretty much like a reference to hunt the Wampus. Exactly. OTG
going oh, tea,
maybe we should just take it to the OTG off the grids everybody.
OTG going oh, no, T G Gan. Again.
I didn't want to give a little update. We do have a couple of
OTG things to discuss as we tried to save our sanity. With
technology at least I do I ever since we talked about it, and I
should probably look it up. When did we do our our our first
Linux talk? In fact, I can see it was episode 1194. Mint 19.
And that was what's the date of that?
No, it'd be 10 episodes ago, so it'd be
November 28. Okay, yeah, November 28. I have been on my
Linux distro since then have not changed, have not gone back to
Windows have customized it. fine tuned it and am completely
satisfied.
It is. I mean, I feel so good
about running the podcast on it. No,
I wish no, no, that the USB stuff and Linux is a whole
different problem. And that's really up to the device makers.
But the USB consortium is a quagmire, I've kind of given up
on that. But everything else. And I have this thing tricked
out hydrolyzed optimized, it does all my workflows because I
can but most importantly, it just works. Today in day out, no
reboots, no shaken, like an extra scats no upgrade of my
experience. And adjust actually nice. It just keeps working. I'm
so happy with it. That I will
This is new. I mean, this is an X we've been playing with for
premiere years, years years on the show, on and off, you know.
And it's always got you guessed, always got ROI because it
doesn't work. Now, I know that
you have very different requirements for me my require
I'm an information manager. That's what I do to my main, my
main tool is email, the workflows I was able to create
through a combination of a great email program claws mail, which
is also available on Windows by the way, but you could do a lot
I think a lot more interesting things in Linux, you can pipe it
off to programs and to files a lot of stuff I'm doing which I
should probably document a write up the browser of course, simple
browser work. And that's about it. You don't need much else and
it's very lightweight. I have an on a USB stick. So I can I
haven't loaded on three different computers. So I have
automatic backups. It's it's fantastic. Your requirements are
different. I don't know if you still stuck with it or if you've
gone back and forth or what's the status of your Linux life.
I can't use Photoshop on it. So it's a no go until Adobe makes a
Linux version of Photoshop which they refuse to do because John
Warnock personally has a as long as he's alive, even though he's
the Chairman of May Veritas is, he has a hard on for Linux and
Open Source. Literally because he thinks that post the the
postscript clone that came out that was open source was ruining
his life, even though he's a billionaire. So he did we're not
going to see Photoshop I mean, you can run it through wine or
one of these things and mint get it kinda to work. Or you can use
GIMP. Oh, just use GIMP
Gibbs great. That was going to be my question. I mean, you have
used Gimp? Yeah. Yeah, I've used
Gimp. I've used GIMP quite a bit of gimp does work in some
situations, but it doesn't work as well as as Photoshop. It's
just not as good.
Well, here's a question. Is it GIMP or Gimp? Well, I think it's
Gimp. You don't know it could be Gimp. I think we should keep it
clean. I don't know anyone who calls it GIMP. But if you create
GIFs, with GIMP, why isn't GIMP GIF?
Budget cuts? The guy who made the who invented the GIF, that
Graphics Interchange Format? I think it was for CompuServe. He
calls it Jaya, understand. And he's saying he's the one who has
to designate how it's pronounced. I mean, it's just
the way it is.
Anyway, so I don't know what you're working on that you need
all these high end tools for I don't see it on your Twitter
feed. What are you doing with Photoshop that you need
Photoshop so desperately? Where's the output?
The output, so right, one of my outputs is on a six by four foot
by five foot artwork on the wall that needed Photoshop for
certain specific functions. So it printed out okay, what are
you printing photos that are very pretty. Oh, I've got one a
couple of for sale, I'll put them up on when I see your
student you need you need Photoshop to do this sort of
work. You can't do it on Gimp. All right. And also there's, if
you're going to write a lot, the markups stuff and the things you
can do with Microsoft Word you can't do with any of the word
processors.
Like what you can't edit,
for example goes 10 deep on every edit made of a sentence.
Why would you even need what for your books that you're
publishing? Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Well, you can say that all you want, but the fact is that if
you're gonna have something edited, it's nice to have an
edit trail that you can follow.
But Libre Office has an edit trail.
It doesn't have one like these, these are better. Well, I added
into further that group did grammatical correction of
Microsoft Word is pretty formidable. They don't do any of
that on any of these other products.
Well, you should use it before you send me the newsletter then.
It doesn't have flaws,
I found one great tool that I just want to mention for Linux,
which is called note case Pro. And sent out you know, I love
outliners my whole life is an outliner. And no case Pro does
outliners very well. And will import and export OPML which is
what the entire no agenda universe is based on all of if
you go to any page, you'll see down at the bottom created with
the freedom controller little icon there. And that's the XML
version of the page. Excuse me, which is no female. So when I
found that then, yeah, because there really is no good OPML
editor for any, any other platform. Well, I guess it's Mac
does have the ellipse. Mac does have Omni outliner. But anyway,
this no case Pro is very good. So I'm still on the Linux life
and I love it very much. And I see no reason to to go back.
Especially now that don't have to deal with with Windows
worrying around and doing stuff and eating up resources. And he
kind of got a wonder about Microsoft winning the Jedi
contracts. Remember that the big $10 billion Pentagon contract
that Amazon wanted. And the Amazon even had their insiders
and their shields and they still didn't get it. Microsoft got it.
You gotta wonder if they're doing some kind of pentagon and
or spy Cloud project?
Well, let's assume so how
tightly Does Windows 10 integrate into that because it's
just spying on you just taking all your information, everything
you do has to go to cloud and Windows drive and all that no,
you don't need it. And that is part of the OTG life I think I
didn't really realize how much I would enjoy being ot G as in not
on Windows is very good.
Shouldn't be ot W off the windows. TW o Twm and OT WX
kinda guy. I'm all for it.
The California Consumer Privacy Act went into effect Ah as of
yesterday, and I'm not quite sure what that is change.
That's what I was gonna ask you about that if your life has
changed. I'm not quite sure what it is anymore. But apparently,
apparently it's sweeping that seems to be the term everyone's
using sweeping new data privacy law, known as the California
Consumer Privacy Act. I'm not quite sure I think you're
allowed you're supposed to be able to tell one of these
companies delete my data, which would be nice if that's really
what it says I'd like to have a form letter and just tell you
know, send Google a note every every month you know, delete my
data, delete my data, delete my data, but some Something tells
me that it won't really work that way. Was there anything
else of interest? Yeah, Venmo had an outage that freaked
everybody out. I guess. Kids use Venmo to pay bills and pay rent
I didn't even know that was a thing.
I didn't either but just another one of those Milena Neil thinks
should be on the list.
And Hackaday was very clear flip phones are making a comeback. So
once again on the on the leading edge on the tip with the no
agenda show with my go flip three from Alcatel. Now of
course they're talking about the new Motorola but you can still
look cool with a flip phone you can't find
Stay safe out there and 2020 Everybody go OTG and OTW. And
you will be fine.
So here's the related to the California privacy law people.
Here's a clip leaving California.
For Texas, the nation's largest economy, California is losing a
generation of wage earners. Jane wells joins us now from Los
Angeles to explain where they're going, Jane?
Hi, Mike. Yeah, it's not just large companies like Charles
Schwab, leaving California the census numbers do not lie. All
kinds of young professionals, some of them making decent
salaries are leaving to take, for example. 30 year old Sidney
Mulkey. She was an educator in Oakland making about 58 grand
got moved to Portland, Oregon got the same job at 70 grand
allowing her to buy a brand new condo something that never would
have happened to California.
At one point I was working three jobs, and I was just really
tired. So that was kind of the last straw.
Small business owners Danielle and Scott 40 A moved from LA to
Nashville because they couldn't afford to save for retirement or
their kids college funds. Even though Scott was working 80
hours a week at his own business in LA look at this, they owned a
3100 square foot house on a small lot. In Tennessee, they
own a larger house on seven acres with the building to run
their business out of no state income taxes, property taxes, a
third of what they were in California health insurance
costs cut nearly in half.
We've been here about six months. And in that six months,
we've already had six friends of our six couples relocate to the
same area. Also,
people have this image of all these old people who are
frustrated leaving, but actually the ones who are leaving or
family age people, people 30 to 50 for that group. That's the
group that's leaving. And that's
Joel Kotkin at Chapman University. Now while
Millennials are leaving California, fewer are moving in.
Kotkin says that could really eventually impact California
sort of entrenched culture of innovation and dreamers. And
that could hurt the nation, besides the fact that we're all
moving to your state and maybe driving up your prices. While
it's easy for people to leave. Guys, this may sound geocentric,
it's really difficult to recreate that culture somewhere
else from scratch.
We don't allow that here in Texas. You can come here you
can't recreate your culture here.
Oh, yeah. because Texas is so especially around Austin.
They're so conservative and they're all Trump supporters.
And No, nobody's going to change that.
I have understood that, depending on the results of the
census, that California may actually lose one or two
congressional districts because so many people have left and
Texas may gain one or two districts because so many people
have entered probably.
Okay, maybe it's Adam shifts districts.
But for sure, if you're leaving California San Diego is a place
you want to leave
information on a controversial decision to put cameras on
nearly 3000 streetlights in San Diego according to its contract
with the city General Electric will own the images audio
collected with no restrictions on its use. That means anyone's
personal information potentially could be bought and sold by
private companies. City Attorney Maura Eliot signed the con track
with GE back in 2017. The contract allows GE to install
cameras on 3000 streetlights citywide. And it also grants GE
to use the data as it sees fit. Program has been criticized by
some civil rights and privacy groups. local attorney and
candidate for city attorney Cory Briggs to city leaders were not
properly informed about the data sharing. It turns
out that they're gathering the data they've been giving it to
the police, but they're also giving it to Wall Street with no
constraints on it whatsoever.
The city attorney's office told us the contract is legal and was
approved by the city council. But three city council members
now want the mayor to stop installing those cameras until
GE provides more information about how it will use the
information.
How about that for some representation, city council?
Nice. Sign up sign a deal for some streetlights. They just
threw in some cameras as a nice little gimme. And they said
well, that's our cameras so we can do whatever we want with
your face. Slave Shut up. Yes, you do need to leave California.
Yeah. Although who knows how I mean, we don't they took out the
red light cameras in Texas. They tried that tried to try to sneak
that in.
Well, they that comes and goes it'll be back. They've had those
red light cameras all over the country. I do have an ice show
for about San Francisco. Good. Okay. This is the dead raccoon I
so from that clip for this is an RVT ISO. Oh in San Francisco.
Yes. We didn't use that one. We didn't use it
was remember the guy was defunded? I remember I was gonna
play.
I know we played it.
I just I wouldn't know we didn't because the clip is so profane.
We we played we did play the clip. We played part of it to
each other. Oh, I bet I have the raccoon clip.
It's really bad. The guy is just cussing the whole time. It's
very funny. Actually. I
don't have the raccoon clip.
I don't think ever send it over every time. I wonder you're
right. No, you're right.
We played that after the show like secret stuff. secret club
stuff.
Yeah, cuz secret club is two ropes is stupid. Just look up
dead raccoon on YouTube, dead raccoon in San Francisco. And
you will all get to listen to this guy. Gohan about this bomb
who comes in and drops a dead raccoon in a McDonald's. I'm
gonna show my
school by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
and we do have some people to thank for show 1204 1204
beginning with Baron lategan Baron lattic and 100 bucks. Sir
Jim Zookal $100. It's rooted in the Joe Heath. Okay, I gotta
read this. He says as a person firmly rooted in the Gen X
generation. This is about my millennial list. I have been
using Dr. Bronner's soap for at least a decade. Well, first of
all,
Dr. Dr. Bronner's soap. Yeah,
I pointed this out is one of the jet is is the millennial. Oh,
right. Right. Right. Right. Right. So Dr. Bronner's soap,
which is this castile soap that doesn't come when I can tell it
doesn't really clean anything. But Dr. Bronner's stuff is funny
because he's got a lecture on every bottle about the you know
how bad capitalism is. Really? Yeah, you should get some Dr.
Bronner's. Anyway, so he this guy, Jim, sir Jim, says that
he's been here 10 years ago is about the time where the
millennial started making it popular. If you said I've been
using it all my life, then I'd say okay, you have a point. But
you don't you don't have a point because Jim, Jim is probably 40
plus years old as a Gen Xer and he's only been using it since
he's 30, which is when the millennials came in.
Dr. Bronner's soap is over 150 years and five generations of
soap excellence. I've always wanted to achieve soap
excellence.
Yeah. Nice quite the product. But there's always a lecture
lecture about something or other on there. In fact, the ball is
mostly a lecture
that can see it I'm just looking at some pictures. Yes, sir.
Greg parts on Sir Greg Parts Unknown. Nine or nine or nine or
nine? Sure, Pete in Amsterdam 6969.
I'm gonna do this for him. Later on. He says this is irregular
for donations. Of course he's a night. Under associate level.
I'd like to get some F cancer from my neighbor. Hopefully
enough. She's undergoing cancer treatment and is waiting for the
outcome of recent scan. She's a very attractive and deliberately
deliberately kind person in our community. And we all like we'd
all like to stick around in sound health. So yes, we will
roll that out. Just before we get to the knighting sorbate
consider a done
attractive and deliberately nice. I've never seen that
seems like it seems like a contradiction, right? Never seen
that. We're gonna fix her up
and a mircury of or Korea of I think in St. Louis, Missouri 606
Julie Shepard in Angola. In the end she sent a card and I want
to read because she went through all the trouble of writing a
card with just put two pictures of her dog wearing a hat. No.
Sheltie which is either a great dog or a lousy dog depends. We
had a Sheltie once.
What exactly is a Sheltie a Sheltie looks
like a small Collie. How did it say it's half side of a collie
is the same similar looking dog along knows all lots of long
hair, very friendly, pretty dog, always a pretty dog, but they
have idiosyncrasies that don't fit in with a lot of people.
Okay, my dogs had a birthday last month but since they don't
know what it's going on, I'm donating to the best podcast in
the universe. That
smart smart move.
The dog doesn't know a birthday from anything. Any producers you
know what they know that they make their dogs endure birthday
hats and parties for their own enjoyment should send donations
to no agenda instead?
Yes. And you know we could do dog birthdays on the show?
When minimum but what's your bucks?
What's the what's the dog's name?
She never told us the dog's name but she just say Merry
Christmas.
Day doggy, doggy Doggy Doggy Happy Birthday. See we could
make make
give her some jobs karma at the end. This is Julian. Matt. You
got it. And the dogs. It's quite it is pretty nice out posted
pictures of the dogs and the next newsletter. So you're
Daxing her dogs? Well, maybe we can start doing more dog
pictures in the newsletter because they we like to have
pups must haves people's pups.
Yeah, okay.
You make sure she gets the job, Carmen. Yes. Robert Bruckner.
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He wants it. He wants a de douching
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Yep. Daniel Mariano. After the 510 Lin Kassig in Newark,
Delaware. 5510. Austin Wilson to first I guess not to last names.
Austin Wilson. He's got some thing there. 5150.
Baron of the Puget Sound if Oh, he's called. Yes.
Oh, he's the Baron in the Puget Sound. That's right. We have a
bunch of Puget Sound errs that are fighting fighting for.
There's gonna be a fight. Eric wills and elder burr Eldersburg,
Maryland $50. This is $20 name and location group. Jeremy
Cartwright in Rockford Illinois. Bradley lead and unknown Michael
Janeski in lindora, Pennsylvania. Andrew oxen ham in
Knoxville Tennessee. Nice barbecue there. Brian kinit
Paul come from us I love
Tennessee Yeah, they got this nice barbecue every every town
like you have a little a little thing. Tennessee yet they got
some good music I hear I hear that. Knoxville good music there
in Tennessee
called contra moss oh I'm gonna make that a theme now. And I eat
you get a gala.
I went rock Rockford Illinois. They got free weed there. I hear
free weed.
They do. Well, it's
legal now. It's legal.
It's free. I Ichi Kanagawa, one of my favorite names in San
Francisco. closes this very it's kind of a short segment today.
We want to thank all these folks for contributing to show 12 for
producing it and want to thank all the people with lesser
amounts of money to for helping us get to show the first show of
the year, the new decade, the first show of the new decade.
Unless you're a pedant for first show the new decade
Oh yeah. Oh, yeah. No, here's what's going to happen. People
are going to email me bitching at you. Tell John the decades
not really over yet? And I'm, I'm okay with your counting. But
who this come on is media 20. Now we're not saying, Yeah, you
know what I mean? Right? Have you gotten this? I've gotten
emails?
Oh, yeah, I know, I just ignore it. Let's go back to the birth
of Christ. The year is zero. So let's go back. So you had minus
one BCE, which was the year before Christ is born, or common
error, as they call it now. Then Christ was born at zero. And
then a year later, it was the year one. So wait a minute. So
is that so that show when you got to tan? It was? It wasn't a
decade until what would that's 11 years this doesn't make any
sense. Unless there was no year zero. And everything started
with one which I don't think it did. I think you have a year
zero. You have a must have a year point five. I don't know.
Somebody should clarify this for me. If they can prove to me
there was no zero, then I'll buy it.
Yes. So please email John Jo. Hn. At divorce. uk.org DVORAKDVO
ri k.org DeVore acc.org. Don't email me, please.
Thank you to cc Adam, though.
Yes. Thank you very much to everybody who supported the
show. It is your show. That's what we've been doing for 12
years. Well, I guess you could say we're in our 12th year was
the 11th year I don't remember years zero and
our 13th year. We appreciate this.
It keeps us going and keeps the whole program the whole kit and
caboodle keeps running because of the support you were showing
us and yes, indeed. People under $50 are not mentioned because a
lot of them want to stay anonymous. I see the I see you
4999 But there's also people on the ongoing programs so
appreciated that you do that. And even if it's $5 a month, it
all makes a difference. We highly appreciate it. And we
have a couple of things to take care if your business wise you
got some jobs calm and got the F cancer karma Forster pates next
door neighbor, also, surgeon sent me a note. And he says he's
been actively looking for jobs since September. But he's
fighting white male Boomer discrimination. So we need some
jobs, karma. And Sir Colton
code.
I actually think these guys know how to code. That's the beauty
of it. Yes. For all of you as requested. Jobs, jobs and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs. You've got karma. And I wish I could roll
out the Happy Birthday jingle. But we have no birthdays. Zero.
That doesn't happen very often. No one. Sir Chris Wilson emailed
me something. And I'm wondering if I still have that shoot. I'll
have it for Sunday. He emailed me something really beautiful
about the meetups. And it was it was the verbiage because I've
been trying to get this right. What exactly is it that happens
at these meetups where where people get together? who
probably would never get together? They never encountered
each other in any other situation. And they voluntarily
go to a bar or it's usually a bar or some some place where you
can acquire a beverage and and hang out with people listen to
the show and it's not really about the show. It's just about
being able to talk with someone. Give someone your opinion,
listen to someone else. And no one get pissed off. It's it's
almost like the 50s tip then everyone was afraid to say
anything but he didn't No one's afraid to say anything. And it
just it's a beautiful experience. If you've never been
to a meet up, go to no agenda meetups.com and experience this
for yourself. You can go to Amsterdam tomorrow if you should
be so lucky. The TPO podcast meetup will be there at the cafe
restaurant and Delphine at five o'clock you can go to Seattle
other side of the world also tomorrow. Patrick is organizing
at 730 in the hot vine pub. Check the back of the bar.
Tuesday the second bi annual Knoxville meet up here they got
some water they have over there they got a music. Muted barleys
up barbecue, great barbecue upstairs at the pool tables or
seats that are organizing then next Thursday the no agenda tune
man tour just to show you that you can bump into no agenda
producers everywhere this will be in Lebanon A route and you
will meet Jesse Coyne Nelson, your host at the rabbit hole in
on MK DC Street in Beirut, Lebanon. And this is just a
couple of upcoming meetings and meetups that are being organised
by the producers of Gitmo nation. It is something you
should at least witness once. If you can't find one near you then
start your own no agenda meetups.com Is is where you can
sign up for that but also find any meetups near you in the
future. And Thank you Daniel so much for keeping that side
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the universe. Okay,
here's something I ran into. I was watching Al Jazeera. Yeah, I
noticed. So apparently the Russians this is going on. It's
not in our news, what's going on? There's some the Russians
are claiming there's some Georgian lab that is making
viruses or propagating viruses and putting them in vaccines and
killing people.
Really? Yes. Russian women, Al Jazeera is reporting or that
Russia is saying Al
Jazeera is reporting it. And so they visited this Georgian Lab,
which seems innocuous, as opposed to it's a viral virology
lab that is used to determine it to test is for testing. Not for
this is an Alex Jones theory. Putting it putting cancer
viruses in the vaccines.
Yeah. Well, this is the theory that the Russians suppose their
property and According to Al Jazeera, so they go visit the
lab. And there was one little tidbit in here that I thought
was kind of interesting, because I had not heard this, and I
haven't heard on Alex Jones, although I don't listen to him
that much. But I would think I'd heard it there. But just play
this one out. We were
shown inside George's lugar Laboratory, which detects and
prevents the spread of dangerous diseases. But pro Kremlin media
claim it spreads disease experimenting on humans with
cancer, the Zika virus killer mosquitoes and plagues of
stinkbugs. I asked the laboratories director whether
there was any truth to these narratives,
but we are not making Zika virus in this product or
the killer mosquito.
But the laboratory is the the level of the laboratory is so
high that we can diagnose here the Zika Ebola Crimean Congo,
and many many infectious diseases, no killers Bansky
making this virus is here,
no Marmorated Stink Bug coming from the Libyan laboratory but
the Marmorated Stink Bug. I'm not a scientist. But what I have
been seeing here suggests that this laboratory is exactly what
the Georgian government says it is. That the Russian claims that
what's going on at the lugar lab is far more sinister, haven't
been supported by any hard evidence.
Very odd report. So they're talking about Zika Ebola and
then the stink bug,
the Marmorated Stink Bug. I'm not familiar well Have you look
up marmorated stink bug, and apparently there's been a
contamination in the mid atlantic us, for example is a
contamination of field corn. And it's like it has something to do
with some sort of spray or something is making these bugs
like propagate or is this something we need to start
looking into
the Marmorated Stink Bug?
Yeah Marmore Ma, R m o r a t e. D. Finally,
finally, we found something that's lower than a podcaster
marmorated stink bugs. You
can't get that low, even as a podcast. Marmorated snake hears
this day
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I did get a vaccine clip since you brought up vaccines.
In Texas authorities are warning that a traveler with measles may
have unknowingly exposed others across the country that come
that new alert comes in made an increase in measles cases
nationwide. Sam Brock is in Austin with the latest.
Tonight an urgent health alert from Texas after a passenger
infected with measles passed through the Austin Airport last
week after traveling in Europe. It's Travis county's first
detected case in 20 years.
We're trying to get on top of this share as much much
information as we can to try to really contain this the
passenger
left from Austin International Airport on December 17. But then
proceeded to go to airports in Chicago and Virginia, meaning
that other passengers and not one, not two, but three
different airports were potentially exposed this after
separate cases at LAX and Denver international airports earlier
this month. But health experts say Austin is at greater risk
because of low vaccination rates of children,
unfortunately, is one of the epicenters of the anti vaccine
movement in America.
A startling study earlier this year estimates one infected
person could lead to an outbreak of more than 400 cases in Austin
with nearly 1300 confirmed cases of the measles nationwide this
year more than three times the number last year the highly
contagious virus can linger in the air for hours. Symptoms
include cough, rash, fever and sore eyes tonight doctors say
it's another stark reminder to get vaccinated. Sam Brock, NBC
News, Austin.
I live in Austin. I get around. I listen to the radio. I read
the papers. I haven't heard shit about this. No one is panicked.
Or talking about measles outbreaks.
So this story has been just created out of thin air would
know your boots on the ground and I
certainly when it comes to vaccinations, I'd be paying
attention I also don't think Austin is the ground ground zero
of the anti Vax movement. That course not a bunch of lib tards
here I said it you said it I said it
is true. It's true
you guys are talking about Texas to get that out of the way we
have to talk about the shooting that is being sold Miss covered
by the media.
Oh the the church shooting.
They don't know how to deal with
this. Well, of course. It didn't go as it's supposed to go this
was all
wrong. What happened and if you watch any YouTube videos where
it's actually somebody objectively telling you what
happened that guy comes in with a shotgun I just summarized I do
have a clip of the latest kind of phony baloney way to try to
present this to the public. They want to present it at the media
has decided well the guy was shot down by security guard but
this guy wasn't a security guard he was just one of the
parishioners who happen to be with seven or eight other
parishioners coming out of their seats with gun in hand Did you
see the shoot Did you see that
slow mo video of everybody like guns coming out
your guns coming out every which way and the media was not going
to present it that way. They just weren't going to do it.
They weren't gonna they weren't gonna present it honestly is
what I
also but also this guy. I think he was already in the church. He
stands I have
that clip. Let's play that clip
because that's about that deadly church shooting in Texas. The
minister now claiming they had past incidents with the shooter
the church sometimes giving him food but he would get mad when
they wouldn't give him money. Witnesses saying the gunman came
in wearing a wig and a fake beard before opening fire ABC is
Marcus more in Texas again tonight?
Tonight new details are emerging about the suspect in Sunday's
deadly attack on this Texas Church. The church's pastor
telling the Christian Chronicle, the gunman had been to the
church before saying quote, we've helped him on several
occasions with food, adding that the suspect would get mad when
they wouldn't give him cash. Key Kanaan and who witnesses said
was wearing a fake beard and dark coat gunned down 67 year
old Richard White and 64 year old Tony Wallace before hero
congregant killed him the entire incident captured on the
church's livestream
I mean I got I got a lot of conspiratorial emails about it
like dad's coincidence that angle of the videos too
coincidental. I was like Now this actually happens people are
nuts but luckily another one for the good guys maybe people will
think twice and I know there was a recent change in the in the
law here in Texas where you are allowed to carry a gun in a
place of worship, which of course Hall How can we even
allow that and you know, well there you go. And
coincidentally, it turns out to be a reasonably good thing
although two people did die two guys who are also trying to stop
this this gunman got shot and killed and pretty much point
blank point blank shot in the face with a shotgun so it's not
all pretty
but in a normal situation you know run by liberals
gun control immediately we've got
one guy come in no and have a gun in the church instead of
like in Texas where he had at least seven with guns ready to
shoot the guy and nobody just shot randomly either they just
once the guy was down he was down you'd have a massacre
they'd be 10 people shot dead before this guy was stopped
right? So you know Yeah, okay two guys got killed but in fact
it was not as bad as it ended Did you know this is a good
lesson for people people in Texas who wanted go shoot up a
church they may run into this problem they're not gonna get
very far but got let's do a report like that. And I tell you
most of the reports are the guy was a security guard somehow
they make that up but okay
well he he is in the business
oh he's the one that yeah, he isn't anything he wasn't he had
a security guard working even if they did what difference that it
just doesn't make a there's but they that's the way they could
pull it off as a report that you know the security guard not all
these armed parishioners are responsible for the killing they
downplayed the fact that there was about 10 Well there's
probably more people with that didn't roll their guts to be
honest
though. I'm really sick and tired of because the media is
the only one media did play this and that was Fox and all they
could say over and over again. See
a guy with a God be the bad guy.
That's like it's just disgusting. Just to say the
right thing. I take Fox
News you have a clip of that because I never heard that. Oh,
oh my god it was it was the whole day starting with the Fox
and Friends in the morning all the way through Tucker Carlson
at night
Wow Yeah, it's I agree with you it's good you're beating the
drum to Yeah, but did they mainstream was playing it that
way. No. Well Fox News is also the mainstream even though they
like to say they're not they like to talk
about not But Fox News per se when you watch Fox News is that
is a cable channel yeah, there's no no network news known Fox
they put one on Hey, well they take
Brett buyer they get he tries to get 25
new bear Brent bear, whatever his name, fire they put bread
buyer they could put him on to compete with ABC, NBC and CBS
but they don't do it. So Fox News is still kind of you know,
playing the cable game. They will they've
gotten to that. That's where their ratings are the ratings
are in playing to a right wing base.
This just go back to your basic thesis. They're a bunch of
Democrats. Sure. Why don't they put they do there's Fox stations
in every market just like there is here. There's one, channel
two is a fox station. And when 530 or 630 comes around when all
the networks are playing their half an hour of news. Fox isn't
got anything. It's just some local programming while they put
on take that Bret bear guy and put him on a half hour real
network show.
Honestly, I'd rather I'd rather watch a stupid game show because
none of its news, none of it.
I'm asking you a serious question. Why don't they do
that? That's not because they're
making more money. First of all, that's not all their stations
Fox News is not the same as your local Fox station, that is just
not the same thing. So you it's not you can't just take Bret
bear.
Yeah and really like station who wants Fox News?
A lot of their other companies who own Fox affiliates, it's not
just companies that own CBS and NBC affiliates, and they can
drop the network news if they want to, to their independence,
but they have affiliation with CBS. What's the difference? Why
because they can't
produce because they can't produce a good product and no
one can. It's, you know, you're talking about and I'm not gonna
argue this is stupid. It's all stupid. It's all horrible. They
make more money putting some stupid entertainment show
against counter programming against the news. That's why
it's done.
Well, that would have to be the reason unless they don't want
to.
Well, I think you should take your grievance to 20th Century
Fox. or ESPN, whoever owns it now.
No, I think is News Corp Rs, part of news guy, I don't know
who owns the 20 century fox is now owned by someone else. And
Disney.
I have some good news for you. Listen to this is your beat.
You have been very adamant about people not hiring social justice
warriors. Ain't not bringing that into your organization.
Correct? Because it's toxic. Yeah. In fact, we even had a we
had a animated no agenda video about that very topic. And I got
a nice note from one of our producers, who says I just had
an interview for a company. And they basically screamed me to
see if I was a social justice warrior cry baby. Here was the
question. Do you find South Park funny or offensive? That's a
very good question for this type of interview, I'd say. My my
reply, our producer writes both. And I explicitly told them that
I'm not one of those easily offended people. I got hired.
And he's 40. Wow, yeah, he's as 47 I'm usually the one people
cry about a no bullshit type my experiences a lot of younger
people go out of their way to avoid any conflict or debate on
any topic. And social media only exists to enable everyone to
provide positivity not for real socialization. Yes, of course.
But that's a good question. To find out what where people where
someone stands in life. Funny or offensive South Park funny or
what? What do you think, John? Do you? Have you ever found
South South Park to be offensive at any point in time,
I think is totally offensive. And that's why it's so funny.
Exactly. I don't think I've ever been to use
a brick and mortar is the same way. It's incredibly offensive.
I can't Yeah, it's funny.
And the newer ones Exactly. Just like the no agenda show. It's
incredibly offensive. But oh, so funny. And you'll learn about
the world at the same time. So that's pretty
good. I'm gonna have to come up with some quote, I think we
should develop a questionnaire as a great idea used as a as a
that people can use to legally use and legally key issue. Yes.
To make sure to keep these SJ W's out. All right.
I'd like that. And we'll have that for you on Sunday. I'm sure
of it. I will remind John every day until then. Coming up on
that that's gonna work coming up on no agenda stream.com Right
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