He's got something wrong with him. Adam curry, John C.
Devorah. It's
Thursday January 30. Of 2020 This is your award winning get
my nation media assassination episode 1200 12 This
is no agenda,
counting our angel numbers and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 Here in the frontier of Austin, Texas
capital of the drone Star State in morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're all taking a good
look at Lady Gaga his books, and Jesse Devorah
is Greg laden Buzzkill.
Lady Gaga has books.
She went broke bankrupt.
Oh, I have not heard of this yet. Wow. Oh, you mean her her
financial books? I didn't know this. This is pop entertainment
news. I was not made aware of.
It could be bullcrap. Where he was Where did you get this from
a good source from a great source Twitter.
Oh, that place? Yeah. Okay. That
was it was something total same but it sounds some it sounds
kind of right. I mean, you know, these musicians, they sign off
these deals and they end up I don't know footing the bill for
too much stuff. She I think got ripped off by somebody in the
entertainment. Business. Yeah, ripped off.
really sucks, man. That's I feel bad for that mean, especially
the kind of success she had and then gone has still still has,
hey, KJ says hey,
hey, kJ. You're still around. Mr. Chris.
So Chris Jacob, Baron of the no agenda show. He was a he's an
Austin. He was. He's here for some conference. Of course, he's
working for a new company, you know, and he's got his brown
shoes on creating markets that don't exist. Yet came out with a
nice nice chat. It was good to catch up and he was wearing his
night ring was coming over to the house. Wearing the night
ring to the house. Were very able to appreciate it and I made
no agenda chicken for him. Which I did. No, yeah, I'd like to
remind everybody that this is one of the better recipes. No
agenda chicken, you can actually just go to your favorite search
engine and type in no agenda chicken, it'll pop up as the
first result. It's delish. Totally,
it's easy.
It's so easy to make. If you want Wow, this is great. slaved
over
i That was the whole meal. It's like the chicken, the
vegetables, the potatoes. You done. Everything's in
there. Everything you need is good to go. It's fantastic. And
really is. Hey, it was nice. Nice that he was over. Nice to
see I have an announcement. An exciting announcement for the no
agenda shop. I will be appearing on Joe Rogan. Good finally.
Yeah, in the next so we're just picking a date. It has to be
either Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. That's when he tapes
and it has to be February or March. So we're we're
coordinating because we have some travel here as well. So
yeah, so go to LA and, and plug the hell out of the show. Let's
hope so, and try and contain my Tourette's for two hours. That's
going to be interesting. I don't know. Why bother? Exactly. Hey,
Joe's let me know they gotta Tourette's thing. So just get
over it. I'm going to tick all the way through tick tock tick
tock.
Or something would be more entertaining, actually. Although
you won't do
it. No, no, if I know it. No, I won't. I'm going to try not to
try. No, no, no,
you want I mean, you you would if I even if you'd say okay,
I've had it with this trying to hold back. I'm going to just
take away and even though your tics are minor, it's like no,
I'm gonna just take away just make these. Let's assume you're
gonna make that choice. Yeah, you won't do it. Just won't do
it. You just you'll still freeze up and not tick. When you do
tick, it'll annoy you. Yes, it'll be out of the blue. Right?
Right. Right. Probably just be the I'm guessing the left eye
kind of half closed, like you're winking in your in your head or
shake a little bit,
you know, travels around different parts of the body in
different takes a different type. I'm always like, I don't
mind having the tick. I'm just having my leg you know, just put
it in my toe or something and get rid of it. So it's not in
the you know, like the the crazy eye blinking
from underneath. You're doing under there. Exactly.
Okay, well, there's a there's a lot to look at today. You know,
when it rains, it pours. Got all kinds of stuff to talk about.
Yeah, you know, just a couple of things. I wanted to first of
all, I have very little on the impeachment. I do have a couple
of items.
I have some decent stuff, but good because
one of the I got a I was listening to the right wing
talkers. And Michael Savage had something to say just because he
was kind of sick of this he'd rather talk about himself. And
he made this comment and it kind of stuck with me, which is, why
is everybody this is really something that's peculiar to the
Senate, the Senate has a job to do. And they're going to do it
no matter what, what is the point of the public fretting
about this one way or the other? And making commentary all over
the place is though, we have anything to do with it. We're
not there.
I don't quite understand the point.
But the point is, maybe this is overblown. And we this whole
thing is just like, who cares is, I think is what he's trying,
you know, it's got nothing to do with us.
Well, hold on a second, I'm going to send a question to the
desk because see what's going on with that. The most dead air in
a television show I've ever seen in my life.
What has Roberts reads the questions?
Every single senator says? I'm sending my question to the desk.
I mean, can you I mean, this is the problem. No cell phones,
just text the guy the question, then the person's got to get it
from the senator walk it over.
If everyone had their cell phones, they'd be doing
something else. No
kidding. No kidding at all. And I'm surprised
or even there. Well, what I enjoyed Jared have to be there.
Is there some law that says, Oh, I've got a stomachache and can I
stay home? And watch the watch the thing from home on TV on C
span?
That's a good question. I personally think that either you
let the senators who are running for President right now you let
them go. They should really recuse themselves as my Yes.
Why haven't they recused themselves? Because they're
not going to? No intent whatsoever. No one's talking
about it, but us. But if if it were the tables returned, we
would certainly hear well, these these people are running for
president you can't I mean, that's actually corrupting an
election is you're going to decide whether this guy stays or
goes questions. You may ask things you may bring up hello,
book deal, Bolton, you know, that could corrupt the 2020
election. So they should recuse themselves, but it's not gonna
happen. It doesn't matter. They should
recuse themselves. But let's while we're talking about this
sort of thing, let's play a couple of medleys. Okay, I have
a one medley of the Clinton impeachment and the media and
and you can contrast that well actually I've got three medley
so I have our the newest medley of the anti Trump bromides.
Let's maybe we should start with that. It's kind of entertaining.
What's it called the media and some politicians moaning and
groaning about Trump. It's called newest medley got an anti
Trump bromides.
Effect of the President's betrayal of his oath of office.
The President has been exposed violating
his oath of office president the United States has betrayed his
oath of office and violations
of his oath to the Constitution, unprecedented breach of the oath
of office. He trails up his oath of office. The President has
admitted enough. We have gotten enough information at this
point. He's already confirmed. What he's done in broad
daylight. We've basically got a confession has already confessed
to this crime. The President has already admitted the president
admits he did it the White House and the State Department
continued to orchestrate this massive cover up we are watching
a cover up by the President of the United States they've been
in the business of trying to cover up implicated in a cover
up
there's a cover up to cover up the attempted cover up to
interfere with the Congress's ability to before it relevant
witnesses will be considered as evidence of obstruction from
strategy.
It's pretty clear, obstruct, deflect, confused, obstructing
justice, refusing to comply with congressional inquiry is
obstruction of justice. It's bribery. A lot of the
committee's have documented obstruction of justice, all
of this obstruction from the White House and from the
President specifically is using the
abuse of power. And every element of the presidency, the
heart of the abuse of power is gross abuse of power, and you
could say it was an abuse. There has
been an abuse of power, abuse of power,
and that is an obviously impeachable abuse of power.
definition of the word bromide Well, I looked it up because I
know I thought it means something a little different
than I thought it means. A trite and unoriginal idea or remark,
typically intended to soothe or placate. That's questionable.
Well, I don't know whether it's placating but it's definitely
shifting the left. Let's go back to 1998 with a medley of the
same media only this is about the Clinton impeachment.
I rise to want to oppose these unfair motions, which call for
the removal of the President of the United States from office.
The independent counsel knew that the President this is
this is the 19/98 clip. This is literally the
medley Clinton impeachment poll
issue has been a sham. It shouldn't have gotten this far.
The house acted improperly in passing it on to the Senate.
Why is your
already dragging this thing out. Why is this happening? Why go
through all this, this business about witnesses, it's going to
add monster this thing. We should stop this this bogus
inflated case you get on with business or governance with
these people just get down to business and leave this
impeachment thing alone. It's going to be an enormous
distraction to the White House and all kinds of issues that the
Congress ought to be considering there's a long
line of of the people's business that seems to have been put it
aside and apparently is going to be put aside for weeks if not
months. Now. We begin tonight with the voice of the people,
the visitor who
got up and shouted, got all muddy take the vote and get it
over with God Almighty,
the man said, take the vote and get it over with I remember the
hero of
his whole thing is it's the guy who stood up in the Senate
gallery last week and said Good god vote and get over with this
with this process is Stalinist is
there? Is there not some concern of the public perception in some
quarters, not all of them democratic, that this is in fact
a kind of effort at a quote who
heard of managers from the house, frankly, all my all
night riders, one
White House official told me today and 20 years, he said,
people will remember three things about this, that the
president was impeached in the house, that he was acquitted in
the Senate, and that the whole thing was a partisan hit.
No, people remember one thing, Clinton was impeached, that's
that people don't remember any of the other things.
Well, now let's just a quick 22 seconds is not I'm not a true
medley. But this is the 98th clip. This is Pelosi and Nadler,
I rise to want to oppose these unfair motions, which call for
the removal of the President of the United States from office.
The independent counsel knew that the President was
exonerated, the effect
of impeachment is to overturn the popular will of the voters
there must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or an
impeachment supported by one of our major political parties. And
opposed by the other
right. All right. Yeah, we know I mean, the mainstream is doing
this to Fox is playing this and then they flip it around and CNN
and MSNBC do it everyday.
By Fox, I'm sorry. is produced by Fox. Yeah.
Obvious, obvious,
but it's easy to do. But, but it does. These people do need to be
reminded, especially Nadler.
I have a couple of clips. I personally, I joke around that
I'm a I'm a lawyer. I'm not. I'm a cost. I'm a constitutional
scholar as what I have. You've changed it. Yes. As a
constitutional scholar, I scholar I very much enjoy
listening to Alan Dershowitz. And I've certainly think that we
both have been a fan of Dershowitz since the day we
started the show. And he's, he's, he's never bashful about
his political leanings, or he's solidly left. And he's
consistent. He's consistent. But once he was consistent about
Donald Trump, then he got disinvited from the parties
Martha's Vineyard, the Hamptons, he's persona non grata.
Everybody hates him. And I do have a personal issue with the
with the Epstein stuff. Although he seems pretty adamant that it
was he only received a massage from an old ugly lady and he was
wearing his undies. Sure. Not sure. I'm
sure. Whatever makes sense, but I
enjoy his presentation style. I think he is the only person that
presented and I've watched most of this, the Republican or the
president side is called the Republican as easy. As much
shorter. I thought the presentations because they're
short, they're just like, Okay, I got it. And Dershowitz had to
two pieces that are a little long. The first one's three
minutes. Second one's two minutes. But it really broke it
down. And I found it incredible how he literally is going to
argue he argued that on the first article abuse of power,
that that is a political act, that should be used in all
politics has been used in all politics. And he has several
examples to show why that is not an impeachable offense. We can
stop it during during this first clip if we want to. But I
personally, like wow, you argued that pretty convincingly,
because you know what exactly is abuse of power. And I didn't get
any kind of clip from the house managers. Other than Well,
that's clearly an abuse of power. But how impeachable is it
is what is now being argued, so I guess we're kind of slipping
and giving up on the Yeah, of course, use this power. It's an
abuse of power. Yeah, but it's a political thing. It's okay. And
then obstruction of Congress. We'll get to that in a minute. I
will now give you a
list of presidents who in our history have been accused of
abusing their power, who
by the way, I did edit a couple of things in this clip, for
instance, I didn't let him ramble on through all the
presidents because that was of course the show part. You know,
all the presidents all the things they should have done,
but I picked out a couple that were pertinent to his argument
would be subject to impeachment. Under the house managers view of
the Constitution. George Washington, refusal to turn over
documents related to the Jay Treaty, John Adams, signing and
enforcing the Alien and Sedition laws, Thomas Jefferson,
purchasing Louisiana without congressional authorization,
Abraham Lincoln was accused of abusing his power for suspending
the writ of habeas corpus during the Civil War, George HW Bush,
the following was released today by the Clinton Gore campaign in
the past weeks, Americans have begun to learn the extent to
which George Bush and his administration have abused their
governmental power for political purposes. That's how abuse of
power should be used to campaign rhetoric. It should be in
statements issued by one political party against the
other. That's the nature of the term abuse of power is a
political weapon.
I really when I heard this, I was like, wow, that's
interesting. I have not considered that that it's just
purely political, but he's arguing it,
and it should be leveled against political opponents let the
public decide. That's true. Barack Obama, the House
Committee on the Judiciary hold an entire hearing entitled,
Obama administration's abuse of power. Now, by the standards
apply to earlier presidents, nearly any controversial act by
a chief executive could be denominated abuse of power. For
example, past presidents have been accused of using their
foreign policy, even their war powers to enhance their
electoral prospects. Presidents often have mixed motives that
include partisan personal benefits, along with the
national interest.
This example is going to give of Lincoln I think it's well known
it may have come up earlier on different show but it's a good
one. So
Josh Blackman constitutional law professor provided the following
interesting example quote, in 1864, during the height of the
Civil War, President Lincoln encouraged General William
Sherman to allow soldiers in the field to return to Indiana to
vote. What was Lincoln's primary motivation the professor asks,
he wanted to make sure that the government of Indiana remained
in the hands of Republican loyalists who would continue the
war until victory. Lincoln's request risked undercutting the
military effort by depleting the ranks. Moreover, during this
time, soldiers from the remaining states faced greater
risks than did the returning Hoosiers. The professor
continues. Lincoln had dueling motives. Privately he sought to
secure victory for his party. But the President, as a
president, and as a party leader and Commander in Chief, made a
decision with life or death consequences. And can we
impeach him posthumously? Because I think I think we
should that's an outrage.
Professor Blackmun drew the following relevant conclusion
from this and other historical events. He said politicians
routinely promote their understanding of the general
welfare while in the back of their minds, considering how
these actions will affect their popularity. Often the two
concepts overlap. What's good for the country is good for the
officials reelection. All politicians, he said, understand
that dynamic. Like all human beings, presidents and other
politicians, persuade themselves that their actions seen by their
opponents as self serving are primarily in the national
interest in order to conclude that such mixed mode of actions,
constituted abuse of power, opponents must psychoanalyze the
president and a tribute to him a singular self serving motive.
Such a subjective probing of motives cannot be the legal
basis for a serious accusation of abuse of power that could
result in the removal of an elected president yet, this is
precisely what the managers are claiming. Here's what they said,
quote, whether the President's real reason the ones actually in
his mind, are at the time legitimate, what a standard.
What was in the President's mind, actually, in his mind,
what was the real reason? Would you want your actions to be
probed for what was the real reason why you acted? Even if a
president were and it clearly shows in my mind that the
framers could not have intended this psychoanalytic approach to
presidential motives to determine the distinction
between what is impeachable and what is not?
So I appreciated that argument, taking it right to the house
managers own words and say, oh, wait a minute. So you're basing
it on what you think was he was thinking? And that is something
that happens a lot in our political climate.
Yes, called Mind reading.
Yeah. And so I liked that I appreciate how Dershowitz
explains that. Law I have no idea if that Senators eyes may
have may have glazed over. I don't know if they care to even
pay attention.
I think their minds made up so they're not paying attention.
But I will say that I that I listened to this too. And that
little ditty about the soldiers going back to Indiana was pretty
good. I didn't know that and it was very fun.
Yeah, I was like, wow, bitch.
Time Off boys back home, take a vote, get back here soon as you
can.
No worries, we'll hold down the fort, it's all gonna be good.
Then a much shorter clip here where he explains why quid pro
quo is not impeachable. It's purely political. And he uses
more examples. Yesterday,
I had the privilege of attending the rolling out of a peace plan
by the President of the United States regarding the ISRAEL
PALESTINE conflict. And I offered you a hypothetical the
other day, what if a Democratic President were to be elected,
and Congress were to authorize much money to either Israel or
the Palestinians, and the Democratic President were to say
to Israel, no, I'm going to withhold this money. Unless you
stop all settlement grew up, or to the Palestinians, I will
withhold the money Congress authorized to you unless you
stop paying terrorists. And the President said, quid pro quo, if
you don't do it, you don't get the money. If you do it, you get
the money. There's no one in this chamber that would regard
that as in any way unlawful. The only thing that would make a
quid pro quo unlawful is if the quo were in some way illegal.
Now, we talked about motive. There are three possible motives
that a political figure can have one, a motive in the public
interest, and the Israel argument would be in the public
interest. The second is in his own political interest. And the
third, which hasn't been mentioned, would be in his own
financial interest is on pure financial interest, just putting
money in the in the bank. I want to focus on the second one for
just one moment. Every public official that I know, believes
that his election is in the public interest. And mostly
you're right, your election is in the public interest. And if a
president does something which he believes will help him get
elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid
pro quo that results in impeachment.
So that was about it. The house managers pretty much, you know,
I guess their strategy is bombshell every day. So we've
got the Bolton bombshell book, the three B's, B three.
Yesterday, left Parnassus walking around, I mean, every
day there, something some new media thing comes out, and I
didn't clip it. But there was something very interesting,
which I thought was novel for the time we live in. And I don't
remember who it was Circulo, or one of the one of the
presidents, the defense lawyers, said, the President just tweeted
the following, which is a very interesting way to get the
President's word into the proceeding itself by using
tweets. I don't think that has ever happened before. If you'd
like to have something that is newsworthy that you can mention,
without it being, you know, new documentary evidence, or hey, I
just got a note from the President. You know, that sounds
shitty. And I thought that was an interesting move. And it was
a obviously was some bombastic thing about how might I
obviously, but, you know, so just from a legal perspective, I
find it interesting. I really do. I've, it's fun to watch. I
think there is something unresolved, which is a possible
outcome that I can't find the answer to and it was not
addressed. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is presiding
over this, not the vice president who in a tie is the
tie breaker. And it's unclear if let's say Mitt Romney says bad.
No,
it's not. It's not unclear.
It's not who to who if if there's a tie who has the
deciding vote,
play the clip impeachment, Nora and Nancy.
Oh, hold on a second. Good. I'm so happy. This is why there's
two of us.
And Nancy joins us from the house of Democrats tried to make
the case that in order to determine motive, you need to
hear from witnesses. What's the likelihood of that? Nor it is
looking less likely tonight because a couple of key
Republicans announced today that they are probably going to vote
no on witnesses. Still this vote is going to be razor tight. It
could end up at 50 days. 15 days, in which case, Chief
Justice Roberts would have to decide whether he wants to be
the tiebreaker vote.
That would be incredible. All right, Nancy, thank you.
Oh, hold on. That's not a resolution. She says he has to
decide if he will be the tie breaking vote. What if he
decides? No, I'm not qualified.
He could do whatever he wants. I mean, if the if it was the vice
president, he could do the same thing and not not true. Do you
imagine
he doesn't have? Could you imagine pence? Like, okay, if I
say impeach, then I'm president.
tough choice to recuse himself to conflict of interest. So
would be a time? Oh, my goodness, no. Well, here's
another little clip
before it before we play that. I don't know why they're not
saying the M five M. for once. It would be appropriate to say,
at this moment, we are in an actual constitutional crisis
because we're interpreting the Constitution and there's
disagreement. I call this a constitutional crisis.
But this may be it. I don't know if the word crisis is correct.
Just like climate change being a crisis. I don't think it's that
much of a crisis. Running around two hands in the air. Yeah, they
are. What do you watch cable news? That's it. That's all
people are doing.
MSNBC so you might be I might be completely miss mistaken. Yeah.
But here's the deal. This is a little clip. It's just a very
small snippet. This is impeachment over by weeks. And
according to CBS, this is a play that
Republicans are increasingly confident that they will be able
to block witnesses in the impeachment trial, raising the
likelihood that President Trump is acquitted by the end of the
week. Hmm.
Yeah, it's supposed to be it's gonna be an issue for the people
on the campaign trail since there's a whole bunch of stuff
going on in Iowa. Yes, before next week's election on Saturday
morning. I don't think too many people are going to be
complaining. At least until those after those meetings are
over. But let's go back to this Bolton thing. I get kind of
thinking about this. Now I've got two clips on the Bolton in
the book. And I'm trying to think which is the clip they
should go first Let's Play the Bolton in the book. This is the
CBS rundown
President Trump had John Bolton on his mind today at the White
House he took to Twitter to attack the man that he wants
chose to be his National Security Adviser, and the
administration is moving to block Bolton's book from being
published. We judging reports tonight from the White House.
And today we're finally ending the NAFTA nightmare.
Even as President Trump signed a new North American trade deal
today. He injected impeachment into his remarks while thanking
Republican senators. Maybe I'm being just nice to him because I
want to vote. The White House is lobbying senators to vote
against having witnesses such as John Bolton at the trial. On
Twitter, the president said his former national security adviser
begged him for a job and if I listened to him we would be in
World War six by now. He also bashed Bolton's upcoming book as
nasty and untrue. CBS News obtained this letter from Mr.
Trump's National Security Council to Bolton's lawyer
saying the manuscript contains top secret level classified
information that may not be published or otherwise
disclosed. But while it was only made public today, the letter is
dated January 23. The day after President Trump said this about
Bolton's potential testimony.
The problem with John is that it's a national security
problem.
And just three days after the White House halted the
manuscript. The New York Times reported it says the President
told Bolton military aid to Ukraine depended on
investigating the Biden's tonight, Bolton's lawyer tells
CBS News that he responded to that letter the very next day to
say they don't believe anything in the book could reasonably be
considered classified. And they have to resolve issues right
away since Bolton couldn't be called to testify about that
very material, Nora.
Now, so this got me into the timeline of it all, and also the
fact that this book isn't coming out. It seems as if the book was
quashed on January 20. And bull is
quashed a publishing term
I think could be used in publishing
to a means it was it was deep six there was it was not going
to be published six.
Wow. Hello, Adams dad.
That doesn't mean
that as an old man's term deep, Dad used to say it all the time.
Hey, you've got deep six. Yeah, yeah, I got deep six. If you
meant okay. I don't even know if this book exists. I'm wondering
about the whole thing.
That's also possible.
Seems to be that nobody gets a look at this. This book because
it's a national security risk and me but there's some issue
about whether or not it will get printed. But I want to play this
q&a That was on the floor with the with the with the during the
impeachment that was given to the Supreme Court guy.
Justice week from now on. T SCG. The Supreme Court.
So this is the Bolton book q&a At the hearing just to
straighten out one little factoid that was left out of the
CBS report, which I thought was for reporting after I heard
this, the question
from Senator Merkley and other senators is for Counsel to the
President. Please clarify your previous answer about the Bolton
manuscript. When exactly did the first person on the President's
defense team first learn of the allegations in the manuscript?
Secondly, Mr. Bolton's lawyer publicly disputes that any
information in the manuscript could reasonably be considered
classified. Was the determination to block its
publication on the basis that it contains classified information
made solely by career officials? Or were political appointees in
the White House Counsel's Office or elsewhere in the White House
involved?
During the White House Counsel's Office is not involved in
classification review determining what's classified or
not classified? I can't state the specifics. My understanding
is it is conducted by career officials at the NSC, but that's
handled by the NSC. So I'm not in a position to give you full
information on that. My understanding, it's being done
by career officials, but it is not being done by lawyers in the
White House Counsel's Office. Okay.
So that means the book went through right, the proper
channels, it didn't have anything to do with Trump,
right, getting getting it killed. So let's say let's just
think this, let's just say the, I don't know, the CIA puts a
book together for Bolton to publish and it's loaded with
secrets and they know it isn't eight and then the word goes
already in sed you have to kill this book. Because the reason
for the book is not for a book, maybe a book will come out
eventually. But the reason so he can leak some bogus information
that ours in the room at Trump when he said quid pro quo and
all these bogus claims, suppose a bolton made so he can get so
now we got to have Bolton testify, when in fact, he's got
nothing to say about anything, but the whole thing is a
complete scam dreamed up by the intelligence age
fans to get and just to point out because I'm sure I don't
know if you've had any text messaging with the lib Jo's. But
this was a New York Times origin. The New York Times did
not quote the book. They say in the book, apparently, Bolton
says in the book that Trump said to him, no, no. No announcement
of investigation, no money. So and that is the new I think it's
really borderline reporting in this case. I mean, they can
write whatever they want. But it also came out. It came out in
their opinion to be honest, the to be fair about it came out on
the opinion page.
Well, that makes it even worse. And then meanwhile, John Kelly,
the ex chief of staff comes role announces Oh, whatever Bolton
said I believe whatever he said he's never seen the manuscript.
He's never seen the paperwork. He just comes out to get on the
bandwagon. Here these here's what I teach to hate Trump.
These anti Trump Republicans, which are many of them work for
for Trump are sickening. And I should mention this about Trump.
You know, I think Trump's pretty honest when he says stuff like
Bolton begged me for the job, which is the same thing because
you'd start to notice this with Nepal Itano. He says, Well,
Nepal, Tonto wanted to be a Supreme Court judge. I'm sure he
did. And he wouldn't give it to him. Rightly so and the next
thing you know, Nepal, Tonto hates Trump and he's on the
other day he's working for MSNBC now and he's saying bad things.
Bolton's kind of the same way. Now I heard against this. I was
listened to enough right wing talkers that from a number of
them they all said that Sean Hannity is the real key guy
here. Because they all know Lord help the Republic. This is Sean
Hannity is the one who insists get goosies Trump apparently a
lot insisted that bolt oh, you should hire Bolton, Bolton
Bolton. Well, yeah, of course, currently went to Hannity and
begged him to beg Trump
which explains why Trump is not going on Hannity so much
anymore. He goes on Ingraham and interesting. Here's here's what
I think I'm pretty sure the President made it known to
people off the record not recorded and possibly Bolton,
hey, we need this from you know, we need to get this guy going.
He knows the right thing to do. And the fact that he even
specifically said to Ambassador sondland, as per sondland
testimony, no quid pro quo that not Trump language man, no way.
No way. He doesn't talk like that unless he has something in
his mind. And he knows what to avoid. He's had some advice, or
maybe he was setting a trap that's giving him a lot of
credit. And so he went, he went right up to the line with
everything. That's why he's so confident because he know that
there's no actual proof of proof of him saying that, because you
know, Bolton would just be Bolton saying it, you know, it's
not, it's not proof. And then if
Bolton came up and testified, he wouldn't even say that it would
be something like a lot of these testimonies that have that are
promising you Oh, God, this is gonna be
great. If not 1000s of sealed indictments. Comey was
a bore when it came to all that sort of thing. All right. I'm
very suspicious about this manuscript. And I'm glad you
noticed it was the New York Times that leaked his bold crap.
I mean, this is pathetic. These guys are just completely off the
rails when it comes to this sort of thing. There's this new group
called the Lincoln group or the Lincoln is run by a bunch of
Trump haters beginning with George Conway. It's unbelievable
and they're all just the ex ol hacks from McCain's groups.
Groups
there's what there's all kinds of press opportunities going on.
I pretty much sit by the TV with a recorder jacked in all the
time, ready to to roll it back and capture a clip let me see
where do I have this? So I got a fun little ditty from Chuck
Schumer who went out and you know, he's really just listened
to how he how he treats we treat the the media when he's asked
questions, and this grand
experiment we call democracy will have been fatally fatally
eroded because when Americans lose faith that elections are
fair when Americans lose faith that it's Americans determining
who elects the president rather than a foreign power we got
trouble one at a time
I thought I thought I thought this might be
a clip of the day just for the
unexpected one at a time I thought possible it possible and
one at a time possible and to show ISO possible possible my
industry I will let's go up against my end of show
suggestion. Okay. Which is the ISO five Biden's? Okay, let's
check it out. Five Biden's okay. It's not as
well I have I have another candidate. Now during this
impeachment Trump was in New Jersey this was a huge a huge
meet up in New Jersey and having lived in New Jersey I can say
with some confidence and certainly South Jersey I'm very
familiar with Jersey ICT really will just vote for the man or
woman that they think will do the best job for Jersey and this
is why it's a very mixed state. I think people lean liberal kind
of that blue if you want to give it a color but there's been
several famous Republican governors chris Christie
Christie Todd Whitman. So I I think all of New Jersey which is
very blue collar certainly in South Jersey is very excited
about Trump coming out and so that's why it was extremely busy
Fox was covering this But then something happened and they cut
away after even laughing in studio
Democrats decided to
shield add shelter
grim look, look you have criminals
watching the president here in Wildwood New Jersey. I just want
to get a quick comment before we
what does that cover up That's the moment to turn up the volume
not to cut away you
deal with that was about just the number of people that push
that clip around and it was baffling to me what well let's
let's do the ice was on some roll. He was gonna go in some
direction and he stopped himself mid word his his
brain fried man listen, good luck wait. I think he wants a
criminal criminal criminality or a criminal criminality
black boy definitely shorted out.
Yeah. Oh, it was a brain fry for sure. For sure. He wonder the
press conferences and you know the the standups the microphone
were pretty good. I thought there was a good question that
was asked of Ted Cruz. About the Hunter Biden possibly getting a
cushy job on a board a as I say no show board seat because he is
the son of Joe Biden here. Hopefully you can hear the call.
Jim
basically wondered why he got a job. That was vice president. It
that's a crime when you shouldn't have your children be
in prison.
My children are nine and 11
I'm sorry, he just goes on about his own children. But I think
the question is
you should have played the whole clip that was the whole I was
gonna play I was gonna have it I haven't had no clue was listen
to the whole list of funny clip because this guy's old work that
could have been equalized a bit. It the guys all worked up and
he's asking did just the stupidest thing moment I think
I've seen for a while.
Basically what they wonder why he got a job. Vice President, if
that's a crime, then you shouldn't have to have your
children be in prison.
My children are nine and 11. I'm sorry that you want to throw a
nine year old in prison. But at this point, my third grader
plays basketball and softball at her school. So so stop playing
the nasty No, no, stop playing the net nasty Washington games.
I thought it was it was good up until that because it's true.
I'm sure half of the representatives in the House and
the Senate that they have children with fantastic jobs,
it's of course they do. The problem is not one of them know,
when you problem is when you legislate and that then behooves
your children. And of course, you know if the if this
president doesn't even have to be removed from office that
everyone's everyone is now in the crosshairs. Everyone's
everyone's going to get outed it's gonna it's going to be
canceled. Canceled culture right on
what I said. Right. While we're still on buying I do have one
clip. Well, I
know we're on actually on cruise. And I want to play one
more cruise clip. Unlike the Rudy Giuliani podcast, which is
just I don't know if there's a new one I've been refreshing
haven't seen it the worst. Ted Cruz also has a podcast. Yeah.
Which is, I think a better format because he has a guy.
They're asking him questions. And so it's more of a question,
informal question answer, but it's scripted as to what they're
going to talk about. And he said that there is one if we get two
witnesses, which I personally doubt if we get two witnesses,
and I doubt it because nobody wants the dirty laundry to come
out on any side of the equation.
They're pretending the other way. Well, you know, there's
going to be interesting, because if a couple more Republicans
come over, I'd like to see Romney retreat. That'd be funny.
Wouldn't that be great?
Here's, there's something that could be done for these
witnesses. that I hadn't thought about.
If we do call additional witnesses. I'm very confident,
we'll call Hunter Biden. But if you
call Hunter Biden or rather, if the White House Calls Hunter
Biden to testify before the Senate, can Hunter Biden just
say, I don't want to answer your questions. I plead the fifth.
And I'm not going to I'm not going to say anything.
So he can and if we call Hunter Biden, he will almost certainly
plead the fifth. Now, here's the interesting thing. There's a
federal statute that gives the Senate the authority to grant
him what's called transactional immunity, which means we can
force him to testify. Now he can't be prosecuted for anything
he testifies to. Okay, but you can find out, you can get his
testimony. And that's something the Senate can do grant him
immunity. And I gotta say that idea, you want to talk about
something to terrify 47 Democrats in the Senate, it is
the fact that the Senate could grant Hunter Biden immunity and
hear his testimony about whether in fact, there was corruption
from Joe Biden. And let's be clear, this is not about luck.
Hunter Biden is a guy who has led a troubled life. This is not
about him. This is a question about whether his dad abused his
power.
And this is where Cruz messes up. So now he's he's, he's
accusing Biden of abusing his power the same way they're
accusing Trump of abusing power. It's, it's a quagmire
and that's why it's probably you're probably right, they're
not gonna bring witnesses out. I'm gonna get you to I would
like to see him get close enough that Romney has to retreat.
I'll get you to Biden with this. Odd, I think very odd thing that
happened seemed set up, you know, after the after the
session, everyone comes out, they're huddled around the
microphones, and the Democrats are standing there and then Joni
Ernst, who is Senator from Iowa, important senator says this
Iowa caucuses, folks, Iowa caucuses are this next Monday
evening, and I'm really interested to see how this
discussion today informs and influences the Iowa caucus
voters those Democratic caucus goers, will they be supporting
President Vice President Biden at this point?
That was off message. I thought that was interesting.
There's why was it off message?
It's against the guy. It's against the party guy. Biden is
the party guy, not Bernie Biden. She can't be saying I'm
interested if people still want to vote for him. That's off
message.
What message is she supposed to send? She's not she's not a
Democrat.
Okay. She's not what I think she was a Democrat.
I don't know. She's anything but a democratic republic.
I'm gonna cut that part out of the show. That was dumb.
I didn't know you're I'm John. I'm
sorry. Why? Why did I think she was a Democrat? I thought I
looked it up even. Okay, well, it's totally onMessage way to
go. Joanie.
Yeah, she nailed it.
Hey, you know what, Trump
that's that that's just not fair. I think I don't think it's
me and Trump. I think it's more like me and Schumer one at a
time
all right, you're all giddy about doing Joe Rogan? That's
what it is. Oh, that
must be it. Yeah, no, I'm all God about it to talk about the
Kobe copter crash but let's go to Biden for
all we're gonna get to that. I got to I got one clip to that to
add to your thing and some thoughts. But let's go to let's
go this is but no, this is on the Mark Levin. Talk Show.
Oh my god. I can't you know, he has either Parkinson's or his
own version of Tourette's. Have you
noticed that? He's got something wrong with them? Yeah. All
right.
So they say about me see, that's my point. People look at me and
go Scott something wrong with him.
He's got something wrong with him. So so he's on there with
this book guy who is writing a book about the bite the five
Biden's? Yeah. Well, I thought that I saw is funny. And he's
just getting he's got anecdote after anecdote. He goes on and
on and on one after the other. This is just one of them. I
could have made two or three clips and this was too long, but
you might as well play this to five Biden's Mark 11 Clip five
Biden's
right. It's like it's like
a whole family of I'll say, of corrupt Biden's What did you
find? You know, it's interesting. There's two sides
to Joe Biden. Let me begin with a real small illustration where
I think proves the point. Joe Biden has been seen as the
Amtrak senator, the guy who's the regular guy who gets on the
Amtrak train would go home to Delaware. That's absolutely
true. But in our research, what we found from local newspaper
accounts in Delaware is he not only did that, if he was running
late, he would call Amtrak and have them hold the train. So
yes, he was regular Joe Amtrak, but if he wanted to pull
strings, power for his benefit, he would do so as he knew
somebody on the board. Yes, his son, exactly his son was put on
the board. Now we talked about the five Biden's we know about
Hunter, there's new material about hunter in the book, the
chapter 70 pages long, so there's a lot of ground to
cover. But some of the other ones are very, very interesting.
James Biden, for example, his brother, very, very interesting
development November of 2010. This Old Town Biden family
friend named Kevin justice, who grew up in Delaware with Joe
Biden's kids, starts this construction company called
Hillstone. Goes to the White House in November 2010 meats in
Biden's office according to White House visitor logs. We
don't know what they discussed, Mark, it was his the only time
he ever visited the White House. But three weeks after that
meeting, he appoints James Biden, the Vice President's
brother, as the executive vice president of the construction
company.
Now James have any constructive?
Great question mark? And the answer is no, he did not. In
fact, on the company bio, which is no longer up, they said that
his skill was he was comfortable in the corridors of political
power. And of course, you're very comfortable with your
brothers, the second most powerful man in the world. But
that's just the beginning of the story. About six months after
James Biden becomes the Vice President, this company gets a
contract from the federal government to build 100,000
homes in Iraq. It's about a billion and a half dollar
contract. They get a $22 million contract with the state
department, they get legions of other federal contracts. That's
the kind of thing you see repeated over and over with the
Biden's. And it's all about the timing mark. These things occur
when Joe Biden is pulling the strings of governmental power at
this time, and
then he always says, I don't know anything about it. Yeah, my
son, my brother, my other brother. I don't know anything
about it. Yeah.
Joe is the family franchise, and I think he's getting too much
credit here. I think Joe is dumb. And we I mean, we've seen
nothing but dumb stuff from him throughout most of his career.
And I think that he just doesn't make it look cuz like he's not
even thinking through it. Let me see if I, if I help these credit
card guys, you know, it's like it's all there's all kinds of
stuff with it and I'm sure it's the same maybe it's just normal
course of business everyone else does it is that strange? I think
it's rife. I'd like to know about all it
gets rife, too I'm not going to argue that wasn't his dumb or
not his remains to be seen.
Look at show business works exactly the same way. My kid is
in semi show business. He doesn't really want to be in
show business. But the money's easy. Why? Because of her
parents. So you and you know, and did I put her on MTV as a
prop when she was three years old? There you go. Yeah. So I
understand. But MTV is a little different than being a senator
or vice president.
Yeah. Public funds. Yeah. Which is kind of a different The major
difference and you're not supposed to do that in
government because it's just it's against the law. It's not
against the law to give your daughter any anything she wants
in terms of Yeah, help. And
I understand but that but people forget that they just get
complacent. I have a couple of Joe clips here. None of them are
great audio quality. We know why? Because the audio guy and
the iPhone video guy hate Joe apparently want to make him
sound as crappy as possible. And here he is threatening Trump.
You know, as much as he's trying to destroy me and my family.
Demonstrate I can take a punch. And if anyone punches me
he's gonna understand what a punch means. Here Joe,
completely validates our previous discussion as
documented and propagated to the universe. In the animated no
agenda episode VP predictions for Uncle Joe, which I think
Jennifer did a fantastic job once again, was one of the best.
I mean, it's it's funny, and you were funny. It was a lot of it
was your bit so there's really they've worked so well. I'm so
proud of that series. Not that I do anything for it. But I'm
still will take total credit promote it and take total
credit. Animated no agenda. He validates my concept of vice
presidential pick,
I can think of at least at least four or five people of color
that I think are totally qualified to be vice president.
For me, it has to be demonstrated that whoever it is
two things one is capable of being President. Now I'm
serious. I've worked out with everybody. I'm in good shape.
I was worse than I even thought it would be
pretty bad, but you could understand it. Yeah. He said,
you know, hey, we're gonna we're just gonna be vice president's
gonna take over because I'm an old guy. I'm gonna drop dead.
Pretty. Pretty much.
Oh, no. What does that mean? It couldn't be? Oh, oh, yes, she is
coming in once again for the swamp. A lot of us saw the
Hillary Clinton a variety interview. And there's only one
part that you need to know about. You only saw half of it.
Here's the full one minute, four seconds in context you
have you don't have to tell me who it is. But have you picked
who you're gonna vote for in the primary 2020 primary?
You know, I'm, I'm going to vote. That's what let me leave
it at that. I will definitely vote. I vote every time there's
an election. And I am telling everybody here at Sundance
everywhere I go, please, please get out and vote. And then
whoever the nominee is support that nominee, whether it's you
know, someone you voted for or not in the primary process,
because the most important responsibility we all have is to
retire Donald Trump.
I know that you're not running but do you ever feel the urge
that like, I could beat him? If I were or like, I wish I go?
Yeah, I I certainly feel the urge because I feel like the
2016 election was really an odd an odd time and outcome and the
more we learn the more that seems to be the case. But I'm
going to support the people who are running now and do
everything I can to help elect the Democratic nominee.
She feels the urge
is slipping into little sounds of the eagle.
It's not an eagle, man. It's a Terra Dactyl you crazy? Don't
you know the difference? Can't have Hillary represented by an
eagle.
So the by the way, just as an aside, so did we have cub hawks
and eagles around here. And they have a wide ranging area one was
hovering directly over the house as I was coming in from outside,
just hovering just stopped dead. And it was I think, red tail.
I'm not sure by too high up, but you can see it up there.
And he makes that noise. That noise, the sweep noise, the
squawking noise
and so yeah, you see that but during smooth Barrett, Dale,
that one? Well, it's something like, yeah, well away from
whatever the bird sounds like. Yeah, that sound. They don't
make that sound when swooping, they make that when they're
hovering while there's hovering right to get the attention of
the little animals. Because if you hear it, and you're because
when I heard it, first thing I did was look up. Yeah. And it
really gets your attention is very interesting. And they keep
making the noise over and over again, trying to stir something.
So what's that, you know, kind of thing. And it's, it's
fascinating anyway?
Well, I have an aside, harkening back to the almost inaudible Joe
Biden clip in there. He says, You know, I've gotten a number
of women and people of color who I'm looking at, I have it on the
supreme authority from that a das podcast with Moe. And I
asked him specifically, he is not alone. When you say people
of color, that he hates that he's black, just to take a lot
of blacks do and he says people who say that typically don't
have any black friends. Probably not. But the New York Times uses
that as a part of their style guide. And having a
good day now. That change because that's not die. I've
always thought that was a I always thought it was a sketchy
usage, people of color, I think I think it's arrogant.
Here's the headline how some people of color feel inside the
Buddha judge campaign, New York Times right there. Right there.
So that's just an aside, and I think it's in fact most it when,
when he hears people of color, his brain translates it to
colored people, which is I can't help but just how different is
it really?
I think I may actually stem from that it may stem from a desire
to say colored people by the racist that The New York Times
and elsewhere. Now you're getting to the point? I think I
could be right. Yeah. See what he thinks about that?
Well, he listened, so he'll let me know. So Joe, of course, has
some, in fact, we have the latest from I don't know, is
this CNN, let me see.
We've been saying for a long time. We don't have enough polls
out of Iowa. Now we have too many to count. Here's three of
the most recent and there's more than this in the last few days.
But you see there is a poll out there with Biden up a bunch of
abstainers and if you average everything together in Iowa,
average of all the polls out there currently, this is what it
looks like right now. You mentioned Sanders now in the
lead and the average 25 Biden 22. Warren, back at 14, you
mentioned Buttigieg. It's interesting, because I think
there's probably a lot of overlap there in terms of
Buttigieg and his supporters. He's
almost doing like a horse race. Isn't he here? On the outside
Buttigieg Buttigieg Oh, no, here comes Pocahontas. should work on
that. So that clip goes on. But the point being that Bernie,
Bernie be surgeon, Bernie be surgeon, everybody. And that's a
problem. And countermeasures are now in place, as the convention
commission for the DNC have been announced, and I actually
somewhere have the full list. But just to let you know that
one of the two are the prominent names on the list, Barney Frank
and John Podesta
is Frank and John Podesta. Yep.
Okay, boomers, so they are on the committee, and this is
pissing off a lot of people including Bernie, this is Nina
Turner. She is from the Bernie campaign. And she is not having
any of this, their own party. Of course, even though they're
really not Democrats. They're socialists and they're just
running on the Democrat ticket, but it's a big tent. Everybody
fits under it
very disappointing to see Chairman Perez build a list of
this magnitude, it also shows a lack of understanding about what
the grassroots as for post the 2016 election, it is an
embarrassment. The DNC should be ashamed of itself, because it
really is a slap in the face to folks who are we're asking for
reform. And let me just say this, that if the DNC believes
that it is going to get away in 2020, with what it did in 2016,
it has another thing coming and it also hurts the Democratic
Party. It's So a party that should be baked in
big 10 No, not not big enough for you. So that's an I can feel
the Bernie anger amongst his constituents. Although no one
cares Project Veritas keeps trying to make a big deal out of
it's showing the Bernie Bros with a burn membered everybody's
gonna burn everything in a burn. You're gonna manage it.
We're gonna burn man Hill lucky. I'm a tough guy.
I'm from Milwaukee, I am gonna burn at people, you know, they
got to be very careful. I think I mean, I don't know who's
running the show how it works. It seems like a very closed box,
black box. But the people who voted for Bernie Sanders in
2016, they are not going to let the same thing how I hope they
know all of the tricks that were played, including the phony
polling places that would swap out ballots and making
accusations I can't prove but there's a lot of a lot of
circumstantial evidence. And they're going to be pretty,
they're going to be angry. And
there's Tasha. If you also remember during the primaries in
New York, there was a number of precincts that never reported a
vote. They all disappeared.
Yes, that's Yeah, exactly. Bernie does. I don't know how
that worked. And with that, though, I'd like to thank you
for your courage and say in the morning to you the man who put
the C in the convention committee, John C.
In the morning, you misread curiosity in the morning Hall
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I've concluded The O stands for Old Faithful he's always there
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Oh, what's a guy that was said at the beginning of a show that
comes out and he gets a warm up guy? Yeah,
Darren is a little more than a warm up guy. But yeah, yeah,
he's he's more like Joan Jett opening for arrows.
Guys are pretty talented.
They're always the next superstars. Don't they always
start as a warm up guy? And then then they headline? Yeah,
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things I missed. I missed the angel number even though it was
on the artwork of the
of the letter. Yes. Yeah.
I had the angel number 12 But I didn't know anything about it. I
just was fell into it like the normals. idiot savant. It can be
be on occasion. So I walked into the to the other one I misses
that 1212 is also three three. Yes,
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that's gonna be a party that slightly less than seven years
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It'll be a funeral. If one of ours How can we last
year's? Okay, well, whatever it takes. You know, there are other
show numbers in between there to kind of cool I don't know.
Thanks, Rog. We do have 2020 coming up this month. Yeah. All
right, anyway. All right. Just about the time Trump will be
running for his fourth term. He makes a joke there that I
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we should just consistently call it Wuhan flu. It's so much
cooler.
Well, this makes me well now that not to just break away from
this but this makes me wonder how serious they are about
deserve some people think well, I think you're amongst them to
take the whole thing is
a scam. I don't like the branding. This is not good. And
the fact that they're branding it this way as a general
Coronavirus. There's lots of different coronaviruses SARS was
a Coronavirus. The other one was two numbers. And this one if
they were if they were I think the whole thing may just be a
short term we'll get to that we'll get to the I just wanted
to say long term they'd you're right they'd call it the Wuhan
virus so I think we should call
it the Wuhan flu not virus will handle it sounds scary. I could
catch it. Whoo hand flu and flu.
The flu hand scourge so never to do that. Nevermind. Okay, we're
gonna substitute as we go. Yes. And I fell behind four to five
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Keep up the good work soon debates are Roderick have
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please kick it all school Adam and give me a clippity clop
don't hit EAT ME Hillary to the head and a little girl yay.
Messages clear clip Oh, Hillary Clinton
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finally got rid of my cough. It's almost gone. I'm getting
month a month. Oh, well. I was thinking about we were in Soho,
which is, is pretty much China because it's all Asian students.
And of course I neatly equate someone who looks Asian to
Chinese. I think I got like an early version of the Wuhan flu.
Ya know, seems unlikely. Michael Sellars, Cypress, Texas, 333,
ITM, John and Adam? Do I've been a $5 a month subscriber for a
few years. I'm excited to make my first executive producer
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credit. De deuced. I have planned to donate the show 1212
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before midnight. Yeah. If you take the two twelves and add the
numbers you eat, you get the two threes or 33, which I noticed,
which makes this the episode to support as recovering
journalist. I appreciate your deconstruction. I'm disappointed
in how my previous profession profession has deteriorated?
Because I read that again. That's important. I like hearing
that.
Well, I'm going to I have a comment on it. As a recovering
journalist, I appreciate your deconstruction. I am
disappointed at how my profession pre my previous
profession has deteriorated? Yes. Well as I played the clip,
mainly from 9098. I'm not sure it has.
It's just as bad. Oh, only we there's more YouTube.
I was thinking about this last night. Actually, I think that
because it seems as though it just happened. But then I
started relating stories of my kids went into second grade
stuff that went back into the during the Barry Goldwater era
in the 60s. I don't think it's deteriorated at all. I think
it's been this way. And it's just now being noticed because
the change in the structure of the media and and social media
and these other Internet and other things I think have made
it more apparent.
Interesting. You bring that up because I too had a thought
about days of days gone by of the yesteryear. About the social
media, you know how people just become total dickheads on social
media once they're anonymous and just you know why we have this
incredible discord, just anger and people yelling all the time.
When I first got on the Usenet newsgroups, and then some of you
may have to look that up us e u s e n e t use net you
newsgroups. And I remember, and it was a fantastic system,
because basically, you had a local copy of all of these
bulletin boards. And at night, it would circulate around the
whole internet and everybody would get their updates. So you
could post something. But it wouldn't come back until a day
or two when everyone had seen it and circulated. It was just a
beautiful system for the amount of people that were online then
this before the web. And I remember going on all dot Music
dot i don't know maybe music video or something as MTV guy,
Adam curry. And I remember immediately. You just didn't do
dumb, don't you're not supposed to quote a line. You'd have to
do this. You have to say this unreasonable. And then we had
somebody called netiquette. If you recall netiquette how you're
supposed to speak with each other online. But it was the
same thing. It was anonymous people yelling at other people
over trivial stuff. It's just gotten easier to do. But it's it
there's something about human behavior. To the minute you let
someone talk in a group, and you end it's completely anonymous.
People become dickheads. Nothing new after this
was the gift of the internet.
Yeah, exactly. Nothing new. It's the same, same thing.
Now the funny thing about Usenet just as an aside, now, Usenet
was kept in in play for years after things their view of the
web began in 93 approximately in the US that was still running in
the late 90s. And it was largely taken over as a structure by if
you remember this product I'm I may be wrong about the names but
I'm going to try to remember deja vu Yes, yes. Was the system
that organize Usenet for you so you could still go on Deja Vu
and you could go into these old groups does some dot all thought
bada bada ba right. And you could be any Was it was
structured so it was easier to navigate everything was better
about it.
And that was that was on the web that was on the web at the time
wasn't it? Yeah, it was
it went through a web browser. So you could use used it on the
web browser and it was stayed alive and it was vibrant and it
was running Google bought it dead look left look right and
killed nailed
it. And then they started for cut or whatever.
Killed it. Yeah. Yeah,
it was so well organized to you go all dot binaries you wanted
one porn picture? You had to doubt for five hours you had to
download 18 different parts and then have a program that
reassembled it
Yeah, well that's the way Bitcoin was organized. Yeah,
it's true and everything you're so right man everything nothing
changes really. All right, and thank you Michael for well
we have Michael's note. Okay. At all we jump right in I'm just
starting to note over do I've been a $5 subscriber I just got
his did he get his D douching. Yes, we did. The D do she gets I
plan to donate for a while and he went on. You get to 30 threes
and the race of the body Okay, here we go. After as a
recovering journalist I appreciate your deconstruction I
am disappointed how my previous profession profession has
deteriorated that took us off the track. Rail the race to the
bottom was one of the factors that caused me to leave after a
decade of low wages, poor work life balance and working daily
miracles to get stories on the air without recognition of the
effort involves
called paying your dues Michael paying your dues. Man, you gotta
pay
the last eight years in marketing, but it may soon be
time to strike out on my own with a video production company
ad there you go. In preparation for the future, I humbly request
some small business goat karma to grease the machinery of
capitalism and hopefully help me find a modicum of success. Now
jingles are ever an l respect. Klobuchar sounds pretty good.
And thank you for your courage Mike Cypress Texas Mike Cypress
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Okay, on where to Sir Dave Earl of America's Heartland in Saudi
Arabia. Oh, who cares? Oh 234 33 He's on a roll recently giving
us a lot of attention which we appreciate I think you go into
silent mode shortly but he did send an email in dear pita and
hummus I was a bit concerned to hear about the FAA is
restriction on ESA is in show 1210 I haven't Obadiah my
emotional support octopus for several years now. He I think
it's hard to tell. I'm not really sure where to look on
this or is it there? How do I assume gender is not terribly
empathetic but he's a great hugger. That said it's probably
the best and the dry recycled airplane air on long
international flight does tend to dry your out. Fortunately, I
have just a solution. Paging Dr. Bronner, Dr. Bronner to see 33 b
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German right now it's one of those flights where you know
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by large arches marking the harem zone inside of which is
for Muslims own only not to be confused with the Haram zone.
Which is a very different place. Okay. If you'll indulge in Earl
a quick story. When I lived in the kingdom back in the knots,
we spent a few days in Medina for work After he got finished
one day, my interpreter said, Let's go downtown and get some
ounces to zij. John that's a chicken joint you were at raved
about 66 and 967. Okay, I'll just hang out here at the hotel.
I said, Man, Murphy moschella. No problem. Come with us. Just
don't say anything. Oh, and try to look like a Muslim.
Dave cannot pull that off.
No matter what. Well, you could wear enough on him, but he said
he did it. Um, okay, well, I survived. I must have done it.
Right. And that's the story about how I was smuggled into
the forbidden zone of the second holiest city in Saudi Arabia for
the world's most delicious fried chicken. It was worth it. It was
one thing for sure. Yes. Earl of America's Heartland is Saudi
Arabia.
Thank you, sir. David, and I guess we're seeing a day melody.
Yeah, we're having dinner with her. She's gonna she's gonna be
an awesome by herself in next weekend, I think. Oh,
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There's a timing thing with interpersonal relationships
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Well, after 12 years,
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Let's go to the chopper.
Okay, you got a clip to set the set me up here.
I do have one little clip. This is a little short clip with some
information that this is and this is most recent. This is CBS
and their little discussion that they talked mostly of course,
Kobe Bryant died in his helicopter. We Everyone knows
that. And it became the news. Top of the news for the whole
week. Yep. And continues and now there's some controversies
because certain people are canceled culture oriented people
are you know, trying to, you know, defame his because of his
grape charges some years back and they've tried to make fun of
it or, or condemn him, but the guy's dead. And I mean, come on
people. Meanwhile, there was a you know, there was some
controversy over the crash itself. And this is the part of
a CBS report that was actually about five minutes long, mostly
talking about all his awards.
Kobe Bryant's helicopter was only about three minutes from
reaching the camera Rio airport. New video from a doorbell camera
captured the sounds of the chopper falling from the sky,
with nine aboard for its final flight and worsening whether the
helicopter was flying without black boxes or a terrain
awareness warning system known as TOS terrain that could have
alerted the pilot to the jagged landscape. But the FAA only
requires those technologies for helicopter air ambulances
TAS could have helped to provide information to the pilot. It's
something we've recommended several times.
over a number of years
today, the Lakers practice for the first time since Sunday's
crash, as tributes continue to flood in.
Yeah, yeah, I think, right because we heard about this the
troll room alerted me during the last show and right after I took
a quick look and you remember the first thing I said,
I'll tell everybody what you said. You we talked to him once
we discovered what the chopper was it was a Sikorsky s k six,
seven, I can't remember the name 7676. Adams said, you know,
that's considered one of the safest helicopters there is. And
it usually has two pilots, I'll bet you that that guy was maybe
one pilot and they probably didn't have a probably checked
in as a visual only instead of using instruments and, and, and
probably crash from, you know, just kind of like
well, the current that the first thing out of my mouth, which I'd
hoped you'd remember was Scud running. I'd literally said Oh,
yes, I would never remember that because it's two screws to term.
So the reason why I'm uniquely qualified for this particular
flight. Reasons are I am rated single engine complex, fixed
wing and rotary several types. So I'm certified to fly and of
course, Robinson 20 to 44. Enstrom for ADB turbine. I owned
and operated and piloted, although not all the time in
Augusta 109 e power twin turbine helicopter, which is very
similar to the s 76. But the SMA six is bigger, significantly
bigger, but it's the same idea. Twin turbans, although I do not
hold an instrument rating, I have had 15 hours of instrument
training, 25 hours, flying helicopters, 1500 1500 hours
fixed wing. I also owned a helicopter company that operated
for high end clients, and had an AOC and an air operator's
certificate, which is basically an airline very hard to get in,
you know, there's a lot of rules a lot of regulations. So I
understand the private owner experience I understand
operating for demanding clients. And just to give you some two
examples, because this does come into play in this particular
story. My instructor would also operate aircraft for other
clients. And he had a very wealthy guy who had a King Air
twin turbo prop, I think it's 12 seats, very nice aircraft. And
he and family friends we're gonna go on a flight somewhere
and they've showed up with 13 people and a child the extra
child and they're like, Well, you can just sit on someone's
lap and William said No, not you can if and if you don't like it,
you can take your plane and get off GET OUT OF MY hangar go and
he was that's how I was taught. It's like no, you cannot have an
extra person is regulations. You got to stick to it. And there's
reasons for it. My personal experience with my own aircraft,
the Augusta 109 e power when I I was not flying, I was in the
copilot seat. And we had a replacement pilot named Pete
Barnes. And he was from UK helicopter company that also
operated the Augusta one oh nines. So it was a fill in
pilot. As we're getting ready to take off actual little wisps of
smoke come out of the control panel from the transponder. And
you can pull these modules he pulls the module out says Oh
damn it fried but we have clearance. So let's just tell
them once we're in the air that something's wrong with the
transponder, otherwise, they won't let us take off and we
took off. And I thought at that very moment I'm never flying
with this guy ever again. Because yeah, it might just look
like the transponder blue. But because I think he wasn't like a
flashy guy. And I say was because if you recall, at
Battersea in London just a couple years ago, bad weather
private pilot ghost within Augusta goes to pick up a
customer it really was not the right weather his tail boom hit
a crane key died two people on the ground died and that was
Pete Barnes. So there's this get there right this is what we talk
about, especially when you're flying high profile or high net
worth individuals that which is also a high profile. So that's
part one. And by the way, I did not start my investigation with
this. I first immediately went looking for any evidence that
this was an Illuminati sacrifice for the Grammys the next day and
I and I'm serious about that because yeah,
you are serious because in fact you went you watched the guy
watch some of the Grammys didn't watch all of them. But I know
you watch the Grammys specifically for Illuminati
stuff. Yeah, it is always there. It's always so
creepy. Yeah. So but I think there's too much evidence that
points to what really happened here. And so here's the next
data point that you need to understand and instrument flying
rules, visual flying rules, special visual flying rules, not
that important in this case, other than to understand that if
you want to fly on instruments, and there are exceptions to this
in different situations, but basically that's bleeding from
an airport, going to another airport, your flight is mapped
out, it's known and the whole point is that air traffic
control is going to try and sequence you just for when you
arrive. And that's why if slot times you've heard of this, oh,
we missed our slot time because that is part of the IFR the
Instrument System. And this helicopter flies perfectly well,
with instruments with a single pilots called single pilot IFR.
That's only for the flying part, it doesn't land automatically
doesn't hover, you have to be going in this aircraft, I think
5050 55 or 60 knots to even engage the the instruments, but
you're still hand flying it down on instruments down to the
ground, but you can definitely get through some real pea soup,
everything else is visual, hovering in a helicopter is very
important. You cannot hover Well, of course, there are some
AI systems, I'm sure you can find a video somewhere where
someone created a helicopter that hovers by itself. But no,
you need to be able to see outside you need to be able to
see a horizon otherwise you cannot hover the aircraft. The
second part of the Situ of the state spatial awareness you have
because you are you are keeping that imbalance is almost like a
ballet move. All your your your both your feet and your your
both your arms are working with the cyclic and the collective
one is for up and down. One is for left right forward just to
make it simple. You you need to see the horizon to know where
you are for your inputs. And it's minuscule. There's none of
this left, right, it's like a quarter of an inch. And then
back you know, otherwise you can get into oscillate it's once you
can do it, it's like riding a bike but you cannot do it.
Without being able to see a horizon doesn't matter if it
could be lights. As long as you see horizon, it can't be a white
out and a white out is what we're talking about here. And I
have been in white outs twice is actually part of your instrument
training. When you are in an aircraft and you cannot see out
the windows. The same spatial awareness issue pops up as
someone who has vertigo. within one second, maybe even less than
a second that you're in a complete I cannot see outside
the aircraft I can't see horizon, whether it's fixed wing
or helicopter, you will immediately be disoriented, you
will think I'm leaning to the left, I have to lean over I have
to move the stick over to the right, you will be upside down
within about eight seconds and you won't even know it. Or you
could be in a dive you could be in a crazy climb. It's everyone
every pilot will tell you this, it cannot be done you have to
immediately go to your instruments to your horizon. And
that will keep you safe. And I've had this happen in again I
don't have instruments so I have been special VFR which means you
can kind of see the grids bullshit I can't really see but
I'm not in the cloud. So let me go just for for permission to
cross some some aerodrome with it with the plane I flew the
Cessna, I had a leveler. So you get into the clouds, you hit the
level or immediately it goes, it's just gonna keep your level
then you have to look down at your instruments and make sure
you're not in a dive or going up or down but you can't look
outside. I've also had it happen in a helicopter. And it was on
the way from Amsterdam to Belgium. Luckily, I knew where I
was. I knew that it was all flat there were no wires anywhere
because that's what kills most helicopters. So I got into a
situation white out it just I flew into something and was
white all around me. Immediately I went to the instruments slow
down straight ahead, no turns whatsoever. I'm just
concentrating on keeping it straight and level, slowly
lowering the collective so I come down out of the whatever
cloud I was in very scary experience. Here's what
happened. And it can only be one of two things in all cases of
aviation mechanical or human error. And it's in the human
error will be the pilot. In this case, although the pilot knew
what he was doing was very familiar with the terrain. He
should have in my mind filed for instruments and gone to an
airport and how had his passengers, you know, take an
Uber from there to wherever they're going to go. So you've
got nine people, nine passengers in this aircraft or eight, eight
or nine. So it's full. You've got kids that go into a game and
you show up at Burbank you want to cross the Burbank airspace so
you can go around and make your left to go wherever he wanted to
go. But because he was not IFR, because it was not an instrument
he had to hold. And, in fact, he had to hold for other aircraft
who were who were slotted and scheduled to come in and one of
them was on a go around, which means they missed their approach
for whatever reason, probably because of the weather and the
end so they were all IFR. So he was not IFR and had to circle.
It's I'm not sure if it's 12 minutes or 15 minutes. But let
me tell you, circling and a helicopter that's full of people
is not fun. The passengers don't like it. It's it gets annoying,
you get anxious. Just you'd have to witness it for 15 minutes.
And I'm sure it's like, okay, I got people in the back really
want to get out of this thing. It gets very claustrophobic when
you're doing this. And these are pretty tight turns. So I think
that that clouded his judgment. And when he made his turn, he
was following the one on one to go right. No, that's it's
completely the way you do it everything according to the
book, except he hit a whiteout situation. And he did the first
thing I think would be the right thing to do in his case, because
he knew terrain was ahead. He pulled up. But then he made I
think, a critical error. And in and maybe it's in maybe it's
because he saw that he wasn't going to clear the top. There's
some reports that he was only 2030 feet away from clearing, he
made a decision to turn. That decision was a fatal one why he
turned left. I'm not so sure. Because that is in this
helicopter. The pilot sits on the right hand side. You
couldn't see any way he decides to do what we call a wing overs
the way I see it. So you turn left kick the tail, and he lost
his spatial awareness inverted and they crashed. I don't think
any they probably didn't even know they were upside down. And
they were and it was just boom right away. So bottom line
should have flown IFR.
Well, somebody did something wrong. Now.
He did something wrong. The pilot made a poor decision, you
may view him you've had a long exposition at the beginning of
this of this lecture about demanding clients. How does that
come into play? Why did you even mentioned it? Did you not hear
what I said? Kobe or somebody was saying Hey, buddy, did
you not did you What part did you miss where I said that they
that they wouldn't want they wanted to land at the sports
club. They they they did not want he made the decision
instead of saying it could get a little patchy. I'm going to fly
to the airport on instrument then you take a 10 minute Uber
ride from there. That was one. The second one Amarillo Yeah.
The second part is when you're in a hold for 12 to 15 minutes.
It makes people get anxious kids get anxious. It's not a fun
experience. It's not even in a hole in a in a 747 gets annoying
after a while I know you've you've witnessed it like oh,
here we go again. And we're turning again. And we're turning
again. Now imagine that
you start bitching. Yes. To the passengers and people next to
you. Well, it's this bowl crap. So I so of course it was just a
it was the the anxiety of or the anger of the day. They were this
is
pilot. I don't care how angry your passengers are. He should
have said no, I'm flying you IFR instruments and that you can
take a cab from there that I think that was the big mistake.
So the reports are pretty accurate in this case, not the
early reports which went on for days. I heard the engine
sputtering please. Yeah, oh, he was hovering in the clouds. No,
no, he wasn't none of that was taking place. So I wish I could
make it more spectacular like an Illuminati sacrifice. But
unfortunately, bad day, it happens to a lot of good pilots.
Sadly. So if you're having a helicopter, and it's clear,
everything's fine. And you want it to just go straight up.
Hovering just go again gaining altitude, how high could you go?
So there's two types of hover the aim ground hover and the out
of ground hover that depends entirely on how much fuel and
passengers you are. You're carrying. So most so for
instance, this helicopter when it had was pretty much full you
got to VIP interior lots of human beings than the fuel
taking off and you're coming up into a hover above the ground.
As you're then in ground, you're pushing all this you have an air
cushion between you and the ground. That is, that will work
with this helicopter to then fly, you have to transition and
start moving forward to create lift, which is just like an
airplane where the the rotors, then function has wings. If you
and it depends on how high because of course, you have
different density, the higher you go, if you don't have all
that weight, and you're at the right weight and balance, you
can do an out of ground hover, you can just hover in the sky
like the police helicopters do. Some helicopters, depending on
what they have on board, how much weight they have can do
that at 18,000 feet, you see it all the time with a mountain
rescues. But not when you're fully loaded. You can't just in
other ways that I think what you're saying is Could he have
just stopped and being in a hover a no, because you can't do
that in a complete whiteout situation? B He probably didn't
have
no actually I'm wondering how high like a like, let's say a
police helicopter or something that's got pretty, you know,
pretty empty, could just go straight up and keep going. How
would what altitude would it be like I can't do this anymore.
Get that totally depends on the aircraft. It has to be I mean,
it does just say the most optimal is there's any craft I
can go to 40,000 feet. No, no, no.
More than the top I think for specially equipped. And it's
usually Sikorsky or euro copters. The 136 I think comes
to mind with 35. Yeah, there you're up to 135. They can be
outfitted to do that at you know up to 18,000 feet two problems.
One, you're going to start getting breathing problems
because you're not pressurized and you need oxygen. And at a
certain point it you just can't go any higher. The there's not
enough airflow. The density drops to such a degree that just
you're flapping around and nothing.
Okay, yeah. We're always wondered about that. Yeah,
you're welcome. Why do I wonder about it?
Maybe you want to go on a trip? I personally, I gotta tell you,
I. I don't fly in helicopters. I don't know. Not as a passenger.
Any of that. I don't like it. I don't trust it. For a lot of
these reasons. Wow. Yeah.
Let's, okay. Well, I think we're done with that. You've solved
the all the questions have been answered. I hope so. We'll
probably go another week with the tributes to Kobe. Yeah, ish.
You know, I don't be while
I also had I don't know, I don't know anything about Kobe, you
know, to do crap. But to change
the subject, because we have a big thing coming up that
nobody's talking about Brexit. And Faraj was at the this was
great when I clipped it, but I clipped it in two parts. I
clipped the beginning and I took I had to gut it, because it went
on for five minutes. So when you got the beginning in the ending,
I'm sure that the beginning and the end the endings.
Here's the beauty. That's the beauty. Yes, I agree.
So, and I also have a press conference. Now there's also he
did a press conference afterwards, which is kind of
interesting. And for informational purposes. And we
may or may not want to play that this show. But let's start with
the Faraj goodbye, number one.
This is Faraj and the in the UK, the European Union,
parliamentarians at Starfleet Command in the big hall, and I
believe the President found a lion I think she was presiding.
The issue was a new female head honcho of the European Union a
47
year political experiment that the British frankly have never
been very happy with. My mother and father signed up to common
market, not to a political union, not to flags, anthems,
presidents, and now you even want your own army. For me, it's
been 27 years of campaigning, and over 20 years here in this
Parliament, I'm not particularly happy with the agreement we're
being asked to vote on tonight. But Boris has been remarkably
bold in the last few months. And there's an underlying he's made
it clear. He's promised us there'll be no level playing
field. And on that basis, I wish him every success in the next
round of negotiations. I really do. But the most significant
point is this. What happens at 11pm? This Friday, the 31st of
January 2020 marks the point of no return. Once we've left. We
are never coming back. And the rest frankly is detail we're
going we will be gone and that should be the summit of my own
political ambitions
just for everyone's knowledge, I clipped the whole thing so the
full clip is in there what I think you don't have although it
is interesting to go back and listen to later is Faraj talking
about the do overs? Which you've talked no the second part of his
got to do he's got the numbers in there okay because what I'm
hearing is yeah, they made they had this vote in the European
Parliament, but it's still going to be a while until they've
actually he has a final paper 2020
He did this is the part I did cut out the 20 defected to be
out okay and Friday this ends but
I will I've clipped for that later. Let's let's get to the
second part. Okay, this
is the good part,
and you may loathe populism but I'll tell you a funny thing is
becoming very popular. And it has great benefits, no more
financial contributions. No more European Court of Justice. No
more Common Fisheries Policy, no more being talked down to No
more being bullied. No more gi Verhofstadt. I mean, what's not
to like, I know you're gonna miss us. I know you want a ban
on national flags, but we're gonna wave you goodbye. I will
look forward in the future to working with you as sovereign.
Right, that was where his microphone was cut off.
If you disobey the rules you get cut off. Please remove the
flags.
Flags I'm really pleased sit down resume your seats, put your
flags away. You're leaving and take them with you. If you are
leaving now.
Take this flag.
Can I just say if I may say Justin as slow for reference,
the word hate was used. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Now? No, you're right. I didn't. I thought I had it in there. But
I didn't have in the second half where they he she bitched about
all the do overs and claims that the British he expected the
British to do it too. But they didn't. The whole thing was
funny, because the very and she cuts him off as he's saying the
last two or three words, because they all pulled these little
bitty British flags out there.
They're like little desktop, like butterfly
waving and like, you know, there's about 20 people there,
they're waving these little flags, and she gets bent out of
shape about it. So juveniles,
here's a report as to what we can expect tomorrow night at
11pm. Get mo nation UK time. And then what's really what it
really means I think, at 11pm.
Of course, Boris Johnson wanted to be been to Boston. But that's
almost an impossibility. Because of course, as we all know, Big
Ben is under refurbishment, and it was going to cost a rather
large amount of money to actually make that happen. So
instead, at Downing Street, there'll be a light show put on
with a clock, that's going to be shown on the side of Downing
Street, of course, the Prime Minister's residence and
there'll be a countdown there at Parliament Square people who
supported Brexit, of course, will be coming out to also count
down to that moment. 11pm, of course in Britain, which is 12pm
in the European Union, so the European Union got its way on
that one. So there'll be some sort of celebrations, I think,
at Parliament Square, but of course, this issue has divided a
nation so not everyone will be celebrating there will also be
those commiserating those people that didn't want the UK to leave
the European Union. But I think after that come Saturday
morning, Boris Johnson, for one will be hoping that everyone can
just move forward, we can all stop talking about Brexit, that
is what I think he will hope for. So the critical phase I
think, will be done, but there'll be more pain to come.
That's for sure. Because Boris Johnson will have just 11 months
to come up with a free trade deal with the European bloc. And
already there are some European leaders saying that that's an
impossibility. It can't be done that quickly. So again, there'll
be a crunch time at the end of this year in December because of
a free trade deal can't be done. Then it could be an Odile,
Brexit and of course all the uncertainty that then comes with
that but this today in the European Parliament, you saw
Nigel Farage there flying his British flag, his parliamentary
career is over for all the right reasons according to him so that
was a key moment but there is still more to come Friday night
and then a little pause and come back in December.
So the way I read this is they agreed to go figure it out in 10
months from now only there's no there's no going back but they
still haven't actually negotiated the exit she's taught
they're still talking about a hard Brexit. What is going on?
I wish I knew I mean this obvious that there is just
another stalling tech I think so it's really late.
I agree. I you know, you can say what you want, but I'm not
seeing them leaving it.
It's what's gonna happen is that the British congregation or the
contingent in the EU parliament is not going to be there
anymore. They're going to be gone. Yeah. But meanwhile, let's
like they found this press conference. Interesting because
Faraj asked a lot of questions about a lot of things but he
taught but some some Swiss guy comes up and says about your the
EU is pressuring Switzerland, to join. And and Faraj had some
observations about the whole EU and the EU structure and why
it's why it has an appeal. It doesn't have an appeal to the
masses. But it has an appeal to the professional politician to
political class. Yeah, which I think is being reflected in a
lot of areas, including the United States. But but when you
listen to it from his experience and point of view, you can see
it's a corrupting influence. And you can see why listen to this.
Another example. You mentioned quite often during this all this
year is Switzerland. So even my question would be even
Switzerland, it seems, or the government is wants to tie
itself closer to the European Union to keep this access to the
interior market. So what would you say to the Swiss or what
what? How do you see the Swiss model nowadays, it's
still a model for the UK for the future?
Well, look, I don't know any Swiss models personally, but I
I'm sure that you know, you have you have this all right. You
have a model of direct democracy, which I'm insanely
jealous of the fact that you are able to hold your political
class to account by holding referendums at a national level,
or the council level I like and after all, Brexit is only
happening, because we have the ability to have a referendum and
make a decision, if they've been left with the politicians, we
wouldn't even be discussing this. And Switzerland is rich,
too. And it's done incredibly well. And it's really rather
small in terms of size, and it's carved out its own position. The
difficulty in Switzerland, of course, and you highlighted it
beautifully in your question is that everywhere, the political
class loves the European Union, and the people don't. And this
is perhaps hardly surprising. I mean, look, you know, for most
people coming to Brussels, even as an MEP, you know, you get
chauffeur driven cars, an endless list of invitations to
champagne receptions, you're told you're the elite of Europe,
it's all very tempting. And, you know, you probably start to earn
money that you had, that you could only have dreamt of. And
it's an amazing thing, isn't it. But in this city of Brussels
within a couple of miles of where we are, there are 10,000
people earning more than the British prime minister. So from
the perspective of Swiss politicians and bureaucrats and
civil servants, what's not to like, it's the same story all
over Europe, the EU have done their best to try and bully
Switzerland. But I think Brexit will give them other things to
think about and maybe take a bit of the pressure off yet.
There were a lot of European parliamentarians or at UK,
European parliamentarians who were crying. And I think some of
them were crying because while we did it, and also Holy crap,
that goes my cushy lifestyle.
Yeah, it sounds like fun. I mean, you know that whether
you're making it like, I don't know what they're making,
they're making more than the British Prime Minister and I
don't know his salary, but it's probably a few $100,000. But
with all the perks and the freebies, and
you can, you can hire your family, you have a budget for
that
how your family is all the time got
a per diem, and I think the per diem is 150 euros a day. So you
have plenty of videos of this. I think Faraj even did one of
people who show up now they'll fly in to Brussels or to the
other place, whereas thinker Yeah, if they fly him, it'd be
like four in the afternoon. They go into the I'm sorry, 300 per
diem. I'm being corrected by 100 euros per diem, but you have to
show up sign you get your 300 euros and they go right back out
getting the car and go to dinner. So they take the 300
that I showed up here I am let me sign because you have to sign
for it. That's a that's I imagine that that's Better than
podcasting?
I'd say we don't get to show FERS or any of the perks.
Far from it.
Uber Can I call Uber? So we'll
have we'll have to see exactly how this goes with with Brexit
but to me, I think you're right we can call a stalling tactic
but what the British people want from my understanding from my
friends and what I read is that they said just get it done.
We're sick and tired of it. They don't care let's do it. Get that
that was the the slogan. All sides of the equation, get it
done. Just get it done already. We don't we're sick of it. Now
they're going to go through another 10 months of
deliberation, same conversations losing
as per diem
Well, there's and and the parties and all that but and the
parties
and the chauffeurs.
Gotta change the jingle to to Wuhan flu and won't work with
that. There's, there's a little bit to talk about.
Very interesting clip. Okay, well, I just
want to set it up. What's the name of the clip so I could cue
it.
It's the Coronavirus in Japan. There's an odd tidbit,
we'll get that in a second. This is an interesting double whammy
I realized for China. Even though we've talked about it,
you brought it up on the show. I have a news alert set up for it
every single day. There's stories about the swine virus,
which we call pig Ebola in China. This has devastated
Chinese pork supplies. And this is a this is much bigger deal
than it's an they eat a lot of pork. Their pork is pork
centric, or it's a pork country. Yes. And to be hit with and
that's has any, that's part of the reason why Trump was able to
do part one of the trade deal is they're buying a lot of stuff
from us because they can't make it anymore. A lot of it due to
this pig Ebola, as we call it. So to have this Wuhan flu on top
of it is really a an economic double whammy. And I think that
even Trump is now starting to say well, you know, countries
are shutting down air travel, we don't want people coming in.
There's a lot of fear mongering that this has, you know, within
it doubles every 6.2 days is is one of the modeling. But of
course it's modeling just like climate change. So why would I
believe it now? And it is a little bit more severe than
other types of flu. But yeah, I mean, if you put it into
perspective, from a health standpoint, people die from the
flu all the time, more die from your domestic flu, people die
from getting the flu shot, even though it's a flu. It's it's the
pneumonia that gets you and more people will die from pneumonia
from causes here in the United States, I believe than from the
Wuhan flu. But the economics of it shutting down travel shutting
down shipping. I think this is that part of this is going to be
much more important than anything else. And then we find
some new little wrinkles which are good for the conspiracy side
of my brain, such as the researcher Chinese researcher
who was working in the level four Bio Lab in Canada, and was
removed in July
with ammonia. Dr. Jango two has been recognized by the Governor
General's Innovation Awards.
This work can't be done without teamwork. She and the team at
the National microbiology lab have been praised for developing
an Ebola vaccine. But just over a week ago to her husband and
her students from China were evicted from Canada's only level
four lab. Their security access revoked. Staff at the lab was
told last Monday the couple is on leave and not to communicate
with them. We're getting this from sources who work at the lab
but who don't want to be identified for Fears they'll be
punished. They say this is coming just months after it
specialists entered choose office after hours and replaced
your computer and her superiors stopped authorizing work trips
to China. Manitoba RCMP confirmed it was called in by
the Public Health Agency of Canada on May 24. A spokesperson
says the agency is investigating a policy breach calling it an
administrative matter and it's taking steps to resolve it
expeditiously. We can assure Canadians that there is no risk
to the public and that the work of the NML continues in support
of the health and safety of all Canadians and again
this report was July 2019 We You've had a number of
researchers now exposed as working with separate contracts
and research deals on the side not disclosed with China, all
connected to Wuhan University that of technology, I think, and
their biomedical lab there, it's, it's a lot of possibility
for stuff to have slipped out been weaponized as a million
different ways you can look at it, I really don't know, other
than the World Health Organization, organization now
comes out and says, Yeah, we were wrong. It is kind of a
pandemic in China, we're just going to kind of re label what
we said, we were trying to call me down. And, yeah, it's a
problem. And I think it is a pandemic levels in China. So
what happens now is all in all a matter of economics, as far as I
can see, it's just, you know, we have this just in time supply
chain, for a lot of our companies in the United States,
which really means you order it, it kind of like, gets stamped
out, boom, boom, boom, boom, whoa, there's an order
this was, this was a technique, though, is, you might be able to
explain it better. And I can. This was a technique that was,
as I understand it, as first popularized by Hewlett Packard,
by an I think, in the late 80s, or in the 90s. And it was picked
up by most of the high tech companies and and the best of
the best of the best, and the greatest of the great is Tim
Cook. At Apple. He was considered the superstar of
this. Yeah,
that's, that's right. That was his thing, right? Super bean
counter with the JIT.
He was the guy who could do this better than anyone, and he knew
how to do it. And it's tricky. It's not like easy to do, you
have to have the right everything has to be in place,
everything has to be and you essentially set up, I would say,
it's like a physical version of microservices architecture,
something I ride my harp on. So everything is like, ready, it's
ready to go. And so when things come in, they everything comes
in red at exactly the right time. It's like a virtual Ford
Motor Company plant. We're always, if you've ever been to a
car manufacturing, or work there in a car manufacturing
operation, there's, there's things coming in, there's a door
coming down, while a Bucha handles are coming over here,
and things are coming over here. And all these things are coming
together. Well, this is done on a worldwide basis. It's like the
same thing only virtualized into the real world. So all
manufacturing is just in time, just like the door is just in
time for you're standing there where the door comes in, you
hook it to the car, right? And the whole, everything operates
like that, and to do it at a massive scale, which is why
Apple is the world's biggest company, technically, in terms
of its and why it produces so much. It's because they can do
this better than anybody there. You know, people think about the
oil innovation. They're manufacturing, and
I'm pretty sure that they they know Tim Cook knows how to do
this. He knows how to swap swap out supply chains. And I think,
well, you can't make it work unless you can swap things out.
And from different places. What you know, it's like the single
point of failure, you can't have that. So I'm sure everything is
fixed for that. With that in mind. What one other but it's a
lot of stuff that coming out of China.
Yeah. And it's not just technology. There's a lot of
stuff. So this just in time can be interrupted. I think that's
real. Now, will we be crying because we can't get an iPhone?
No, but it has follow on effects. You know, there's all
kinds of stuff that it's a domino effect. One of my buddies
works at a chip manufacturing company. And he has Asians he
has as an Indians, Pakistani, and Chinese and I think Korean
and and he oversees all this stuff. And I said and I actually
question Was it is any of the just in time stuff is that
affecting your supply chain said, Dude, no. But the people
every everyone stays clear of the Chinese, the building, they
don't want to be near and won't see them near them during lunch.
Of course, the Chinese have all of the last face masks. So
there's animosity over that. That's just one company. I'm
sure there's lots of stuff like that going on. So while the
media the M five M plays up, we're all going to die maybe who
knows. That once again showed Joe Johnson and Johnson working
on her back sheet oh, here's this company. He had Novo Vax,
which is basically a penny stock, which is listed on NASDAQ
should it should be on over the counter, you know, that shoots
up nine bucks. You know, there's a lot of shenanigans going on.
It's the same thing that happens with any virus. But this time,
the economic aspects I think will be different. What's your
Japan clip?
Well, this is interesting because it introduces an element
that nobody in the US or anyplace else has picked up on.
And it's a really frightening little element. And but there
are you're not going to hear it in our media because that's the
world freak people out but let's play this clip. You hear it in
there
in Japan. The health ministry says three evacuees have tested
positive for the virus. A day after returning to Tokyo. 206
passengers were on their government chartered flight on
Wednesday all were sent to medical institutions to undergo
tests. The ministry says two of the infected patients had no
symptoms. It's the first time in Japan the virus has been
detected in patients without symptoms. The prime minister
also says two of the evacuees didn't give their consent for
the health check.
The procedure was not legally binding. Unfortunately, they did
not agree to be tested. We could not force them because it was
also a human rights issue. Are they
said he's confident all evacuees on subsequent flights will give
their consent. Now a second plane carrying 210 Japanese
nationals from the virus hits city touched down at Haneda
Airport on Thursday morning. 13 passengers on that flight are
exhibiting symptoms and have been sent to a special hospital
for infectious diseases.
You rang the bell? I heard it your interpretation
no symptoms Yeah, so all these airports with all these scanners
looking for temperatures and all the rest of his nonsense is
useless. Yeah,
apparently you can carry the virus and be contagious for two
weeks before you can before symptoms develop.
Yeah, and have real world examples and so you're going to
end up with a situation this just completely could go out of
control. Assuming this thing is as virulent as they'd like us to
believe it may or may not be I mean in China like we had our
letter we almost worth rereading the letter of from our guy in
China talking about the sanitation habits of the locals
coffin all over each other and their cramped borders and it's
like a lot different than you know the wide open spaces of the
West
yes but take a good look at what a socialist slash communist
government does for the people in times like this they crown
together you've got pop up hospitals which are basically
containers that lock from the outside I think that's genius by
the way oh man a bunch of people died in that container strap it
up boys just lock it down the crane comes over throw them in
your in the river
drops them in a ditch
Yeah, so I but I'm I'm very I'm all over the economic the
economics of it that's
interesting to watch because that could trigger a slowdown
which is needed anyway. But
well, that's that's what I'm looking for. I'm looking for the
could be
it this is we'll be following this this clip probably much
closer than the five image at least not closer in terms of
like, hours.
We're not gonna sit here and scare you like you're going to
die. We're gonna analyze what's really out there. Yeah, right.
Right.
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all over the place a quick we have to meet up reports. The
first one for the Phillips she local 76 meetup This is was held
at the Philadelphia Brewing Company. This is
Scott man of Norris town at the local 76 meetup and I am not
planning on killing myself anytime
soon. Tom, Fendi Jersey
This is Sir McQueen of blight town Praise the Sun
This is Brian Michael creator of such jingles as and now it's
time for three by three. And as Adam Yeah.
Wow, this sounds exactly like the jingle I love you guys.
Black Knights are easy. And I just want to tell you Don't
worry be happy. Sir Brad, I count on the Jersey Shore in
Delaware Valley.
In the morning, my name is Jay. This is where Miller who
is the supervisor and Epstein didn't kill himself.
All I had him and John Mike from Coopersburg
Hey guys, Jason Luzia from Chadds Ford.
VS Kuba from Wayne PA. Just want to say thank you to John's
chair. Keep up the great work.
I don't know why I'm here or who these people are. But thank you.
Hey, your chair got a shout out. That's pretty good. My time. Now
we have a report from the Alexandria Virginia meetup. And
of course, we always like to play the spook. Spot, the
spokesman. One.
Oh, yes, we're
quite quite confident that there's always at least one
spoke to keep an eye on things at every single meetup. This is
more or less into the spooks backyard. Tell me if you can
hear the spook in this meetup report.
Hey Adam and John this is Sir William at the Alexandria
Virginia meetup
ITM and looking for the vinegar book.
Hey, DC girl in the morning. Hey, this
is Alan. That is all the rain in morning from FEMA Region three
is filled Minneapolis thank you for your courage in the morning.
What do you think?
I think? I think ballon
because Phil from Annapolis Thank you very current from an
app I
think Phil let's listen to the rest.
This is Sir Chris not Wilson from sexy South Arlington. Happy
to be here.
This is a dude named Daniel. You're humble no gentleman IPS
admin here. And for me region three. This is Bob from
Annapolis. One of the other subs in the water. Glad to be here in
the morning. Nice.
I think it was this guy. Although honestly, this
is Phil from Annapolis. Thank you very courage in the morning.
Yeah,
he sounds like a spook although DC girl may be the true spook.
Yeah, that could be it makes them worse in the morning Yeah,
yeah, I think she may be
kind of a Twain or a voice a little bit like I don't know
these idiots are but I'm gonna
DC girl
I had to if she truly is the spook she's a good one. She is
on no agenda social. She's she's very active. Very active in the
community. She's
probably highly competent.
Let's have a look at the overview for the coming week. I
didn't want to play the whole long one that's too long because
that's a short one. That's crazy. The
other thing is DC girl never gives her name. No, of
course not. Why would you wait? These other guys you know, why
would you? This Friday, Colorado Springs local 719 Six o'clock
and Phantom Canyon brewing upstairs. Andrew Jones
organizing for you also on Friday, the local MCO Central
Florida meet up number four that'll be at Stanford Brewing
Company, Brandon II organizing for you. Then we go to Saturday,
Charleston, South Carolina. Their six week cycle every six
weeks they do a meet up. It'll be at most Crosstown same places
in August. Dame Jennifer Buchanan well known as the art
director and the evil genius behind animated no agenda
organizing that for you. Saturday, Boston. The no agenda
meet up at 230 in the afternoon Red 33 Red 33 Castle Island
brewing in Northwood, Massachusetts. Make sure you are
there if you're in the neighborhood, southwestern
Ontario Canada Navia meetup also on Saturday at six o'clock enjoy
a burger rebellion and beer from refined fool Trevor Collette
will be hosting that next Thursday Fairfield Connecticut
five o'clock New York City commuters local kitchens close
to the close to the Fairfield train station. Dane Jamie
another fantast she's is always emailing me great ideas and
links she'll be organizing also next Thursday no agenda tune man
tour the Ramallah stop. This is the parent Palestine
territories. Little standard time actually. So he's touring
in the Middle East it'll be at barleys in Ramallah, and that's
in Israel. And who am I talking about Jesse Coyne Nelson has
done many many fantastic end of show mixes for us. He did not
have any takers in Jordan he was in Amman Jordan could not find
anyone for the meetup if you are anywhere near Ramallah Israel,
please and we have a lot of Israeli listeners
Yeah, I don't know how far Ramallah is from Tel Aviv
my naive country is walking distance
good point What am I thinking? So he needs someone to show up
for this because he had no he's it's the Middle East tour
people. Then next Friday Toronto no agenda six week cycle meet up
mea t that will be at WV RS T Union Station Toronto, Ontario,
Canada. Bishop organizing that for you. Also next Friday
southern shill in nosey Silla, nosy and meet up. Sheila and
Sheila noisy and meet up I got at Southern Illinois. And
that'll be at six o'clock meet at the St. Nicholas brewery. And
then brand new entry for next Friday. Loose top of the South
New Zealand piss up meet in Nelson, New Zealand at the local
watering hole, the spring and the fern Tahuna. We have no idea
what's going on. Your mate Tom is essentially apparently
organizing that. And then there's also a Seattle meetup
next Friday on the seventh meet at the lookout Bar and Grill
Patrick organizing for you all the details for this or have no
agenda meetups.com where you can find meetups near you if there
isn't one. Make one get one going people love this and the
keeper and I will be in Delray Beach for the meetup on February
21. That's your meetups no agenda meetups.com great
initiative love seeing this. It's good for your soul.
All right, well, I've got a few I got three clips left that I
want to run by What if it was a public service? Um, I want to
get that out of the way first as opposed to got a sad story in
it, which I'm thinking as I watched these people, this is
nothing that would happen to any no agenda listener. But let's go
on with the QA mainly because we mock this situation, but CBS
decided to do it kind of as a public service to run this story
about the Social Security scam.
The government today sounding the alarm about what it calls
the most reported scam in America, social security fraud.
There's been 115,000 complaints in the last three months alone.
And as Anna Warner reports, the thieves are sophisticated and
scary. I was very afraid. Michelle and Kyle Anderson say
the elaborate scam began with a phone call like this one, your
social has been found suspicious for committing fraudulent
activity.
Once a call back they said there has been some fraud on your
account. And we we felt like your suspect and a crime. A man
told
her her social security number had been used by a drug cartel
to set up multiple fraudulent bank accounts that
these people were very dangerous that they were watching me said
I needed to do what I was told. And not tell anyone to protect
the
family's assets. He said she needed to wire all the money in
the couple's bank accounts to an offshore account. So she did I
drove
to the credit union. And I transferred all of her money
into her checking
the couple last $150,000
What? How did they come up with that money in the first place?
That people have money in the bank? Wow,
money we had worked our entire lives to save.
Anderson testified at the Senate hearing today in Washington
about the scam that has cost America's seniors $38 billion
Americans trust our agency and our employees. And we cannot
allow swindlers to erode that trust.
So now Kyle Anderson wants to warn others.
Maybe this happened for a purpose. Maybe it happened to us
so that we could help others.
How dumb are you? I'm sorry. Just that's, I mean, really.
You could see the couple this is like a couple of I'd say they're
in their 60s, late 60s. The woman looks like a Berkeley, you
know, kind of a woman never washes her hair and kind of
frazzled that kind of women I run into at Berkeley bowl all
the time it or, you know, excuse me, there's a change in their
purse, excuse the guy. The guy looks a little like a, you know,
retired businessman who does not seem too pleased with his wife.
Ah, and I'm reminded of the movie that was done by Brooks.
The comic, not Mel Brooks, but the other one. It made it living
in America somewhere they were a couple goes to Las Vegas and
they decided to retire the jump in a mobile home. They go to Las
Vegas, and within 10 minutes, she's lost all the money that
the family has at the gambling table
is that National Lampoon's Vacation?
No, it's not vacation. No,
it's now Albert Brooks. Albert Brooks now I know you're
talking.
And it's just that's what it looked like. It looked like she
was so stupid. That she you know, Oh, okay. I won't tell
anybody. I'm going to send all the money to you. And of course
what happens I've got because we've gone through these
tonight. We had a few of them. I've taped I tried to tape them
if I can. I haven't had any recently there were taping now.
I had some guy cussed me out once. I thought that was pretty
funny. But they did grill you I guess now how much money do you
have? You know, I've got 150,000 his bank account. Oh, that's
what we need. Coincidently if you have to be really dumb to
fall for this, but but the over billions and billions of
dollars. This has happened 100 over 100,000 complaints to where
is Elizabeth Warren right? Where the consumer side tempers are
FBI when it comes to this.
Where's the Consumer Financial Protection Protection Board?
Where is that bureau? Whatever it is, where is that?
Yeah. Yeah, it hasn't. This is just story, isn't it?
John? It's obvious. These are the same people who respond to
the call to action. Chip in Oka chip in chip in so I'll chip in?
Yeah. Yeah, well, no, I had no agenda producers are not this
gullible.
No, no, you'd have to be I'm convinced are both democrats.
Let me interject on you have two more clips you want to play?
There is new news, new news from our gals. That's true girls who
haven't been following them. I've dropped the ball. Well,
when I realized that the angelic number 1212 was on deck I
decided to check out the angelic initiative. This is our two
ladies. That's true. They actually they don't say that's
true that they have a new one. But there is a variant a new
one. Well of India, you'll hear it instead of saying that's
true, they say other things. We have a show on Sunday that will
be Oh. And that apparently, according to what they are
receiving from the higher dimension, there's something
about that date that's going on, and we should be aware of it.
This planet is in such crisis times that it's time to stop
thinking about whether or not people will be making fun of us.
Yeah, that's trying to think about what more can we do? And
we've got a deadline approaching of February 2 2020, which was a
deadline given to us maybe three years ago, maybe? And what are
we supposed to have accomplished? And like, let's
really give it that final push. So intersecting that awareness
with the clue about the request to thin the astral dimension.
That's right. That's right. Do you notice this interesting
pattern that's been happening this last maybe week, or 10 days
where our entire dimension seems to be flipping upside down. And
when we ask to be shown what's going on, we keep finding this
room that's got an open window. And there's a stack of papers on
the desk in a much higher dimension think you in a much,
much, much, much, much higher dimension, much larger and much
higher. And there's a paper that seems to represent this entire
dimension. And it's Ryan keeps getting blown off the desk and
onto the floor. And it tends to blow upside down as if the ink
on the page causes the ink side to fall down. And how it tends
to feel to the souls is as if they're heavy headed dolls and
the bobble head keeps going down and that little feeder sticking
up. That's right. So it's a similar sensation of being
upside down.
Or something going on, upside down. I think that's
the Clip of the Day for that, but you cut it short. No, no,
no. It's right. It's true.
You know, super, super bowl is this Sunday, no agenda show is
this Sunday. It's a crazy date. And they feel
that both in Europe and the US is the same as appellant Yes,
and
then another good point. So there's they sound a little
worried about the universe flipping upside down.
Well, even you know, there's jokes in there I can't come up
with right now. It's long into the show. And I'm sure more than
a few things have flipped upside down for those two women
I'd stay away from the Super Bowl come and tell you that I
wouldn't go if I had tickets I wouldn't go now after hearing
that. I take them serious gonna go really?
Sure
yeah, sure. Planning and going and broadcasting from the you
know, right after I get go over to Miami I could broadcast the
do the no agenda show and then go right to the game. Yeah,
there chauffeured limo.
Yeah, if you're working for gimlet
now. I'd be using a Neumann mic. Alright. All right. Take us home
Johnny. Boy. Okay, got two clips. You can choose what you
want. Now one of them is going to annoy you.
Oh, let's do that one. Well, wait, let
me explain why it's going to annoy you so I can get you
warmed up and so everyone can get ready because gonna annoy
everybody. Okay, because normally when we do clips, we
take the pauses out. We like to make it's because the tightens
them up. Yeah. But when you're dealing with George Soros, and
the fact that he is kind of I would say that he's borderline
over the hill. And we were you know, he's a big, still
important guy. Important dude. He still has a lot of thoughts
on things. He's a major personality. Yes. But listening
to him go on and on about how Facebook is going to make sure
that Trump gets reelected. This theory actually needs all the
pauses and the humps and gumption within the noises he
makes is so you can really get the full impact of this guy and
how he's borderline lost it.
Okay. I want to try. The Facebook is going I can't do it.
Last
year, you talked about Facebook, and the platform's a lot. To
sort of summarize those questions. Do you think the
company is doing a better job today?
Not at all. No, I think I think Facebook read an important role
in getting Trump elected in 2016 and really afraid that he will
do the same thing or a Uh, for in 2020 Because there's nothing
really to stop him, there is a regulation that exempts social
platforms for having any liability. Liability, nailed it
for publishing falsehoods the Liberty forces candidates for
election there's nothing to stop them. And I think there is a
kind of a new form of it virtual assistants operation or
agreement developing was between Trump and and and Facebook and
Facebook will work to get Trump and Trump to protect train wreck
train wreck of the
day
well, that's basically Elizabeth Warren's message only it took
him a minute and a half to get it out.
Many 52 To say nothing, but I thought it was necessary to play
this. So we get to state of the mind of George Soros at Davos,
Davos.
Fantastic. All right, the last day. I'm sorry, I didn't know
you want to do another one. I thought,
Okay, well, we could do it. That's fine. But you at least
want to keep up with the drug tunnel because this is this is
the this guy's my favorite reporter. That's very accurate.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute, isn't Jeff? It's
totally Jeff. We break for Jeff on this show. Oops. I hit the
wrong Jeff.
The tunnel runs three quarters of a mile and is the longest
ever discovered by US officials. It started in Mexico and ran
under this part of the newly fortified border into the US
we've seen an increase in drug seizures.
Deputy Chief Aaron Heike says smugglers move everything
through the tunnels
is going to be people it's going to be narcotics. The potential
for weapons and ammunition.
10 miles away is another key smuggling route for Mexican drug
cartels. Bordering Tijuana. San Ysidro, California is the
busiest port of entry in North America. In those buildings on
the Mexican side, our sources tell us that sometimes cartels
use spotters to keep track of how the drugs are flowing from
Mexico into the US. drug seizures the US borders are way
up over the past five years. Cocaine seizures have doubled.
Meth seizures are up nearly 170% In that same time and fentanyl
Caesars are up a staggering 30 500%
good businesses good. Yeah, well. Maybe this is Trump's
tunnel, and we always figured he's going to build a wall so
that he could control the drugs in a better manner.
Well, it's by workout. It's a nice tunnel. It's almost a mile
long.
It's crazy,
great looking tunnel to looks like it was done by a pro.
And your pros of deconstruction will return in just several days
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straight board of directors of a fortune 500 company we needed
the writer so I call up Goldman Sachs they asked if we had a
token
Amen Trent nice to get a loan from me go business wide shade
of primary think for Bernie It's funny how I only briefly
mentioned on my podcast that your characters true
at least that's the impression that I got from spending just a
couple hours with you afterwards I uploaded the conversation too
much at all on YouTube then I must have spoiled it all by
saying something stupid like I'd vote for you.
Grammar. Grammar. Grammar good. Luck. Wait, you're elitist?
Give them a B plus I appreciate a bit more fire and spice.
There's an audience beyond the Senate and that
is John Bolton's politicization of the intelligence Egon in Cuba
and on other issues. Why would we want some of that lack of
credibility? They can't understand very clearly that's
what John Bolton represents. He would tell in a captivating way
that the public would watch the most pernicious part of the
President's scheme. and his his love of conspiracy theorists
theory theories, partly him playing to their base and
playing to their audience you know, the credulous Boomer rube
demo that way conspiracy theorists theory theories
luck away.
I think at the end of the day it all boils down to this
MoPhO boruch.org/in A one at a time.