but they changed the specs because they hate us. Adam
curry, John C. Devorah. Thursday, April 14 2022. This is
your award winning Kip on nation media assassination episode
1442. This is no agenda. That's right. It's Thursday all over
again and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill
Country. He and femur reached number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry and from Northern Silicon Valley,
where we now have positive proof that Adams OCD. I'm John C.
Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
Okay, let's start off by insulting your co host.
I don't think it's a bad thing. But what do you mean, you have
proof of OCD? You still you're still obsessing?
Like like you would because you have Tourette's as really what
it really is, is not OCD. And he doubles down. He doubles down on
the ad hoc and pull them back on the OCD. This isn't a function
of Tourette's, and it's been documented and you always deny
it. But there you go. You made the mistake. You made a little
mistake last Sunday. Show Thursday. And you have been and
you said something earlier, I listened to this you and Darren
or something and you were moaning about it. You are you're
irked about this little error, one error in like 15 years. No,
so far. Most of the time, we've caught it. My fault for not
catching it. I'll take take take that. Because I should have
caught it. I know I was thinking, and that's what we do.
And but it didn't happen. So you went through with it. And now
you're still irked by it and you will be probably continued to be
such for a month or two. You're done with OCD, you know me. You
had OCD, OCD, OCD kind of guy goes a little bit deeper than
just making a mistake. I've made this mistake so many times. And
the problem is, I am actually when I say it's Thursday and
Sunday, believe it or not, I'm living my life as if it's
Sunday. And it's really jarring, then Oh shit, it's Thursday.
Because you know, whatever's coming up tonight or tomorrow or
whatever I'm doing and I cannot believe that this happens to me
so often.
I think by the way, I think a lot of it has to do with the
offset nature of the shows
off three days between one show and four days between another
and it and it upsets everybody's schedule not just you Me me me
subs always upset Oh, I gotta do a die out. I got to do the
meetups. I forgot about doing the meeting.
And Jace was to do certain things. And she's ya. What day
is it? And so I'm always being asked what day it is.
Because it didn't stupid nature. I mean, we did the show daily
what it relented, this would ever happen. That's correct. But
also what it really shows is our lives are just the show. There's
nothing else we really do, then they'll show it's the show and
our lives evolve around the show. Well, now you're making me
depressed.
And we appreciate that because of our value for value model.
We're allowed and enabled to do that. Which is which is pretty,
but it is funny to watch. The little idiosyncratic aspects of
the fine tuned. You know, Thursday Sunday, yeah, fine,
too. It's a well oiled fine to
Oh, I know once a while. All the things I have to remember is
just a simple day of the week. I can't do it.
And you know, talk about me being OCD. Something happened to
you? Yes. Oh, something happened to you yesterday. Oh, what? I
don't know. You're gonna tell us because you're over clipped. You
said oh, you sent me two batches of clips now and for the for the
new piece. John has no idea what clips I have, I have no idea
what clips he has. I see the titles when they come in. Which
I have to do to put a kind of a mental map in my brain as to
Okay, here's how the show's gonna flow.
But I don't listen to them. And I'm looking at this as you got
like 30 clips that is more than your allotment.
I had to stop for a second tighter to Zephyr went by. It
has been a while since we've had a Zephyr report please do inform
us of the Zephyr okay, we had the normal car count of eight.
But instead of the two normal engines we had four, four and
two of the engines were painted in some celebratory manner they
were dark blue gorgeous engines like they're going to some event
hotter to the to normal inches than to these super painted up
killer engines. It just like wow and then
then the rest of the train was just the train. Well what do you
think this means for the economy?
It means we're something's gonna happen good it looks like the
celebrations are gonna That's right we're celebrating 8.5%
inflation everybody that's fantastic that is your Zef
report and look everybody over at CNBC Squawk Box Bitcoin
hanging on for dear life at 40,000 Oh my god
there is some question from the troll room if you are talking
about engines or engines
engines
engines they were typing that I'm like it does sound like
engines Indian engine so anyway I'm sorry to interrupt because
you were oh no well no I was bad. I was tossing to you by
saying you're over clipped you have more than your allotment
which is your cue to say why Yes, Adam. And I'd like to start
with this one. And why Yes, Adam. And I'd like to start by
let's get this out of the way this is the New York had a
shooting in the subway everybody's who was shooting in
the subway after getting your lead on a gas bomb.
Like a dog in the stroller you can the shooting in the subway
in the dog in the stroller is a crazy story that just kind of
emerged from New York and they fell I guess they finally
captured the guy supposedly the guy but then the story gets even
Hank here when they when they discuss cat capturing and the
funny thing is you're going to be an element in this first
clip.
Whereas clips
I'm telling you over Eclipse you're over Eclipse this is your
this is the problem they have the wrong list is what have I
have subway number one intro the number one number one clipped
it's and then the two follow ups and then I'll explain what the
follow ups are. Authorities have taken into custody The man
accused in the shooting of 10 people aboard a Brooklyn subway
yesterday. At a press briefing today the US Attorney for the
Eastern District of New York and housing authorities are charging
62 year old Frank R James with a federal terrorism offense. James
was taken into custody in Manhattan's East Village
neighborhood after reportedly calling a tip line himself.
Accused of firing 33 rounds.
With a crowded subway car all the victims are expected to
survive. There was no indication James had any ties to any terror
groups, but the charge applies to violent attacks on mass
transit systems. Oh wait a minute. You didn't have the
camera glitch in there. That's what we needed. Well, the camera
ghost isn't even mentioned in the other report, which is the
longer version from that came later on NPR. And they kept to
33 shots in there which I still think is what who somebody
Countess shell casings are well, yes, yes, yes. Listen, according
to police after he put on the gas mask and he threw these
smoke grenades. The suspect started shooting fired a Glock
17 nine millimeter semi automatic handgun at least 33
times they say 33 times because 33 discharge showcases were
found at the scene along with a nine millimeter pistol that
appears to have jammed and a number of high capacity
magazines, including one that was inserted into the gun when
they found it. Oh, wow. I love how she's just 33 three times in
a row. And we do know that 33 possibly can mean Abort mission
abort mission.
It can mean a lot. We don't really we don't really know. But
we have heard this. In the second version, which is more
detailed on NPR. They've mentioned that 33 They don't do
it as much as Rachel Rachel did. And but they leave out the part
where he called the tip line himself. That was not somebody
said no, no, no.
So if he called the tip line, just leave it out of the story.
And so the longer version of the story actually leaves out that
detail and Rachel didn't mention it either.
Which is like, oh, maybe she said anything about that is if
the guy causing the tip line himself, give me a break. Well,
so let's listen to the longer exposition here about what
supposedly happened. I heard this from a few people on the
subway this morning. But you know a lot of people I spoke to
also told me they don't think the answer is more police. They
pointed out that NYPD has already increased police
presence in the subways before this latest shooting happened.
Eli Garcia was heading to work and he told me he wasn't
nervous. He just felt that this was an anomaly. And I asked this
is the subway shooting the long long form is that what what you
want to separate shooting long form with message about 30 hours
or a mass shooting in the New York City subway Mayor Eric
Adams had this to say my fellow New Yorkers. We is this from his
deathbed of COVID
is
dead dog we got to
the suspect Frank James is accused of firing 33 times.
On a subway train during rush hour yesterday morning. No one
died. But 10 people were shot and several others were hurt in
the incident. And perished. Jasmine guards joins us now from
New York. Hi, Jasmine. Hi. What more can you tell us about this
arrest? Was that all about heights? Remember last night
like a book lovers. They have this thing going on in NPR where
they do that? I think there is some bar Hi. Hi. Oh, I think you
and I should do it. Hi, John.
Hi.
Shot and several others were hurt. It's gonna be a long show
if we did keep this incident. And Pierce Jasmine guards joins
us now from New York. Hi, Jasmine. Hi.
Tell us about this arrest. Frank. James is believed to be
the shooter and he was apprehended on a Manhattan
street corner just a few hours ago at around one other way.
So is this guy have you seen pictures of him is a generic
looking I don't want to say all black people look the same? No,
but this is a generic looking black guy maybe looks a little
like Jay Z if he looks like anybody. So he's a generic
looking black guy on a Manhattan street corner. And of course, he
called the tip and himself and he probably gave him the address
where he's going to be staying. He said I'm gonna be I'm at the
McDonald's is what he apparently said. But not withstanding. How
would they identify this guy Manhattanite? Oh, no. Dogs keep
keep playing there is were hurt in the incident. And Pierce
Jasmine guards joins us now. Hey, Jasmine. Hi. All right. So
what more can you tell us about this arrest? Frank James is
believed to be the shooter and he was apprehended on a
Manhattan street corner just a few hours ago at around 1:45pm
this afternoon. He's 62 years old, he was arrested without
incident. Bystander videos show police taking him into custody
and it came from a tip well, okay, so what do we know about
this man so far? What we know about him so far is that he had
a myriad of prior arrests from various states dating back to
the early 90s. And they range from criminal sex acts to theft.
He seems to have lived a very chaotic life moving across
cities and states. And he also posted quite a few videos on
YouTube and Facebook, criticizing New York Mayor Eric
Adams, and criticizing his policies on crime and
homelessness. And he talked about having PTSD. I'm sure in
the coming days, a much clearer picture is going to emerge. Oh,
sure. Well, at this point, what comes next in the investigation?
Well, first of all, authorities still don't know why he
allegedly went on this attack yesterday. He is now facing
federal charges and up to life in prison for this. So to that
end, authorities made it clear, this investigation remains open
and they are still asking for tips on how and why James did
this. Okay, well, well, his motive remains unclear. You
know, the shooting had occurred as New Yorkers are being asked
to start commuting back to their offices at just as COVID numbers
are declining. And Jasmine, I understand that you were on the
subway today like what was the moods trends, what it feels like
to be?
Well, this is a notoriously tough city. Almost everyone I
spoke to told me they were just trying to go about their day, as
usual. In recent months, there have been very violent incidents
on the subway some deadly. Carlos Moreno Banda was heading
to a doctor's appointment this morning. And he said he was a
little bit nervous. I asked him what would make you feel better
right now? More police activity interaction with customers and
presence more presence, I think, Oh, man. Okay, now this is the
day we got to the last clip is going to end this. This little
thing, they slipped it, they did two things. One, you can get a
lot of deconstruction information by what was omitted.
And what was omitted in this report, long report was that the
tip line was called by the guy himself. How can that why don't
you think that's kind of interesting enough to put it in
the report. In fact, if I if I were an honest journalist or
even just a reporter, I would say something like this. Hey,
John, you know, what's really interesting is that this shooter
called the tip line himself, we're not quite sure the
Manhattan med Police have not responded yet. But that is
indeed a very strange twist in this case. Back to you, John.
I, Adam. Hi. So, yes, of course, we have an anomaly where they
slip in this thing where the guy wants more cops. Yeah, that's
cool. Yeah, this is gotta go. So let's fit that way we got her
out she Okay, okay, we didn't go VC bet this.
How do we How did this guy slip into our man on the street bit?
So how do we get out of this? Let's just back it off. Let's
back it off. Let's find some way to back it off and here we
continue with the same report. I heard this from a few people on
the subway this morning. But you know, a lot of people I spoke to
also told me they don't think the answer is more police. They
pointed out that NYPD has already increased police
presence in the subways before this latest shooting happened.
Eli Garcia was heading to work and he told me he wasn't
nervous. He just felt that this was an anomaly. And I asked him
what should be done to avoid these types of violent
outbursts, fund services that will help to people that need
the help, like homeless services, mental health are a
great start. And this is kind of at the heart of the debate here
in New York City. And I think in cities across the US, we're
seeing gun violence rise. And and the question is, is the
solution more police better mental health and homeless
services? All of the above? It's hard to say. Yeah. Well, I know
that there was some criticism of how long it took to find this
suspect. What do you make of that criticism? Was it fair?
Well, you know, this has to do with the fact that at least one
of the cameras at the station where the shooting happened
weren't working. And people I spoke to today did express that.
We pay taxes, we pay the transit system, why don't we get the
basics? That is NPR, New York correspondent Jasmine guards,
thank you so much, Jasmine, thank you. People think it's
also it just works. You know, you just put some money in here
and then guys in uniforms go out and everything's safe.
Why don't we get the basics
she's, that's that's all I got. I do want to intersperse into
this, something we've been tracking and we will continue to
track with over 250 felonies in a week. New York City subway in
the 1970s was the most dangerous place on earth.
I am as you know, now also the graffiti or as you would say,
graffiti is on subway cars is back producer sent me some
beautiful pictures today. And it's the big tags all across the
side.
That was also 70. So those aren't tagged. You don't call it
okay. You're gonna get technical please tell me what you call
that in graffiti language. There's three things you can
have you have a tag which somebody just just makes it you
know, is puts his initials on that stuff and it makes a mess.
And he puts it over and over over again all over the place as
a tag goes or tag anchors. There. They're low and graffiti
guys, the you're an expert on graffiti. This is why you say
graffiti because that proves that you're an expert in and
that doesn't prove anything. And then the next thing is called a
toss up where you just worst kind of like an outline of some
design you're going to do and you never really finish it or
you're practicing. And then there's the burners, which is
the ones that you're talking about. Big finished pieces. Yes,
burners, okay. And they tend to be all over the place and the
graffiti guys are called writers got on.
And then they the big burners are the ones that have the fancy
looking was at Yahoo. That's pretty and some guys are really
good at it. Yeah. And they're they're like given free rein in
everywhere including the other gangs areas. They're just, in
fact, I have a jacket a jacket that one of these guys did for
me. This is the Vortech on the back as you can go to Hell's
Kitchen in the worst of times and you walk right through and
as long as you're wearing that jacket. Yeah. Cool. Just like a
gypsy ring. Yeah, exactly. Cool. Well, anyway, they look just
like the subway cars from the from the 70s From what I
remember pictures and also just
the 70s were that I remember those they were the ugliest
things in the world and they and then some of these idiots had
these diamond low cutters and they would scratch the window
Yeah, they do a signature on the windows the windows were all
scratched up with diamonds you know you can't just make you
have to replace the windows today. Oh, it was a nightmare.
So Ark is every time I hear about these things going on in
New York I it's horrible place can I remember and remind you of
something else that happened in and then we'll get back to the
subway thinks I have a few clubs. You know what else
happened in the 1970s in New York was a big event 1976 To be
exact a 77
big event event
Enter. Yeah, it was the convention of the squeegee men.
It was the big blackout.
Oh, right, the black and all that and all the babies. Yes.
Where were you when the Knights went out in New York City?
That was a big event. That can happen again. Yes, this is what
I'm talking about, of course mentioned, because no one else
has mentioned it. You mentioned it. It can happen again. Yeah.
And and I'll I'll have some
some hacking news later to show you that it could actually
happen. But first, let's go back to this New York subway shooting
because immediately there's a lot of things that that were
wrong with this and I was in the car on the way to Austin, so I
would just listen, I was just switching between I have Sirius
XM. So I'm listening to CNN, MSNBC.
And, and Fox but mainly CNN kind of feels like they had more
better on the scene reports. And
what happened almost immediately was the FBI was on the scene.
We're always looking for the FBI. If you have not heard the
show, before we have
with with
circumstantial evidence have come up with a theory that
there's a six week cycle and the FBI used to really be quite
stringent. They would hold on to it every six weeks that have
some kind of event typically a terrorist and it would be some
schlub that they had been working for six months or a year
had Jack them all up to give the guy a phony remote control tell
them where to go rent the van put some sacks of flour in the
back and then go arrest the guy as he presses the phony button
and then they're heroes again. Yeah, and it's always in the
affidavit it's always right there they shouldn't I was over
confidential informants and it's it's really sad because these
are typically very low lying. Yes. Oh, stupid. And if you look
at this guy, this Frank James always interesting to have. And
by the way, known middle name, this is this is wrong in this.
If it were six weeks cycle of the perpetrator would be a
terrorist and white terrorist, white nationalist. would of
course have three names to be off would have written a
manifesto. Now this guy didn't have a manifesto, but he had
tons of YouTube videos, very racial, particularly about Catan
g brown Jackson, that she was married to a white guy and this
was this outraged him. So the FBI is on the scene and right
away right away. And because I was listening to it live,
couldn't clip it. This is not this is no terrorism. FBI says
it's not terrorism, just so you know, it's not terrorism. It's
not terrorism.
I thought that was the FBI saying that. So immediately, my
conspiratorial mind goes to alright, this guy, they've been
working him because of course, he was known prior to law
enforcement and the FBI.
As recent as 2019. Like they were jacking this guy up, he
might not he's probably supposed to do something. But he popped
off early. They had no control over him. Because he guys are
not he's just Yeah. And in fact, that's probably why he called it
in himself. Yeah. Hey, I'm here. I'm here. Come pick me up. No,
he's like, Hey, I did I did it. Well, you asked me to do come
pick me up. I'd love to hear that audio tape. But there's
some things that came back that just reminded me of of a typical
six week cycle, what are the tools at their disposal to
conduct this man Hahn? kind of behind the scenes, if you will?
Well, listen, I mean, I think one of the greatest tools that
investigators have right now are the people of New York. And I
think that Commissioner Ramsey and Commissioner Bratton both
had stated earlier on in the previous segment, you see
something say something
Daigo been waiting to play that jingle for a while see something
say something is back in play. Very nice. We appreciate that.
And then this classic is about to happen. Investigators
described James as a lone wolf, who posted racist.
That is, who posted hours of racist violent rants on YouTube,
including once against the mayor talk about I talk about altering
their investigation, which is ongoing authority say they
searched a storage unit in Philadelphia, which is
registered to James finding, among other things, a silencer
and ammunition for AR 15 and nine millimeter weapons. James
faces several charges including terrorism against a mass transit
system. And if convicted, he could face up to life in prison
or so I don't understand why he's gonna face terrorism
charges when the FBI is younger, it's not terrorism is not
terrorists. Don't worry about it's not terrorism. So you know,
that's, that's a hole in the system, they gotta fix it. So if
this was some kind of OP, what would it be for? Well, I think
it's very obvious that this would be about gun control.
The President just recently had his whole ghost guns
presentation. You can
3d printers. Yeah ghost guns and, and high capacity magazines
which were this is the 33 is very important here. That's why
they kept hammering Hika you heard Rachel high capacity
magazine high capacity, one of which was inserted into the gun
the high capacity magazine inserted into the gun. So
there's that. Yeah, she made a point of it as though she's been
scripted. The also which I found interesting even NPR wasn't that
that bad. There was just well, they were bad too but that bad.
The it's like
what what was the millimeter this gun of this? What was the
shooting? She's She's She's She said it was a Glock 17 nine
millimeter Rachel.
So Rachel said that, and it had a giant. Let's listen. Let's
listen again. Hello. According to police after he put on the
gas mask and he threw these smoke grenades. The suspect then
started shooting fired a Glock 17 nine millimeter semi
automatic handgun at least 33 times they say 33 times because
33 discharge showcases were found at the scene along with a
nine millimeter pistol that appears to have jammed and a
number of high capacity magazines, including one that
was inserted into the gun when they found it.
So that's odd. That's very odd.
But what she says that she's kind of truthful, even though
scripted 33. They say 33 because they found 33 shell casings, it
could have been 133. And they only found 33.
Or it could have been no shots, but they found 33 shells that
someone threw down on the ground. And that's there's a
million ways to interpret this shit. I don't know the 33
suspicious. What else think? What else could this be about?
And this is the camera clip. I love this. Because if you're
going to do an up, of course, you're going to disable the
camera. Da. That's the first thing you do. And oh yeah, by
the way, the way you disable cameras is not like in the
movies where you put up a an image of that you've captured
previously. And you insert that right away. Yeah, you put that
you put the picture in front of the camera. It's also not spray
painting the lens. No, you just cut the Wi Fi connection. It's
that simple. That's all you got to do and how you know and how
you do that. I don't think that's hard. That's shits that
should break by itself. But there's something at the end of
this report that says ha, maybe there was something else going
on increased security at subway stations across the country
today. After Tuesday's shooting spree reveal blind spots in the
security cameras surveillance systems. CBS News is learning
the cameras at the subway station were operating but the
video feed to the police and transit authority was not
Metropolitan Transportation Authority CEO John Lieber said
there were connectivity issues. There was apparently a server
problem which they had been working on. There was so no
let's come in science. A CBS News Review of two years of
state inspections finds New York State officials told America's
largest transit agency its cameras were vulnerable to
malfunction finding in 2019 the Metropolitan Transportation
Authority took months to make some camera repairs and that
regular maintenance wasn't happening as scheduled more than
half the time does it surprise you to hear this camera in this
spot may not have been working right? It does not surprise me
to hear that the cameras were not working right. retired FBI
agent Mike German says the 10s of 1000s of cameras in US
transit systems require regular manpower and sophisticated
maintenance. Oh, how hard can it be ring doorbells work it is
very common.
Sophisticated maintenance dad is a great great I'm almost
borderline and I well let me think about it. But it's
sophisticated maintenance for a cam sophistic it requires
sophisticated maintenance, high irregular manpower and
sophisticated maintenance. Where did you say irregular manpower?
No irregular, right the 10s of 1000s of cameras in US transit
systems require regular manpower and sophisticated maintenance.
But it is very common that, you know cameras either aren't
working properly or even if they are working properly aren't
pointed in exactly the right direction. CBS News has learned
even before the New York shootings Congress was
considering a significant increase in funding to secure
rail systems. Oh secure rail systems funding.
Oh, that's the whole thing. So some students to shoot up the
place don't kill anybody. And then you got to get more money.
It's all about the money. I'm thinking where we're at now is
the Democrats who are in charge are working on another like
massive omnibus bill some big bill that want to shove a bunch
of stuff into its it may come under the you know, let's make
America secure again act or something like that.
Where are we need to secure rail? We need to go after the
high capacity magazines, we need more funding for COVID This is
This is coming back when he more funding for COVID We need some
money we need that you're gonna see that they're gonna ratchet
this up so they want money. So maybe people are jumping on the
bandwagon because there's money to be had, but that I could not
find anything called the secure rail act. So I'm not sure
exactly what they're referring to. But significant funding is
interesting. And then you we also get to just condition
people that hey, you know, the ship just doesn't work
sometimes. And you talked about the cameras at the station where
he suspected to have gotten on the train, but the station where
this happened that 36th Street Station, there were no police
officers stationed there. The cameras were not working, at
least not in real time. What are they saying about that? How did
that fall through the cracks? Well, it's their 472 subway
stations in New York City. The cameras work sometimes they
don't they say it was a computer glitch at this particular
station. Others were that entrain traveled on Tuesday
morning but that also weren't working. Yeah, this is this is
so good. People are just excel. That's a glitch. Not okay, it's
shipmaster glitch. I understand glitch. Sure. That's like don't
forget, don't forget that everyone's preconditioned there
were preconditioned long before this. When the Jeffrey Epstein
do. That's just a glitch. It was just a glitch. Just so we have
we have cameras coincidently failing left and right in New
York, in New York. And he's always in New York. And he
always had some situation where it'd be nice if it worked. If
you if you're in Times Square, you're taking pictures, you
should make sure that it works. Because you know, there's
glitches in New York, your camera just stops working. It's
bad. It's bad people. It's very, very bad. So this felt like a
failed opt to me.
This is this does not feel to me like some random guy who just
went nuts and decided to do this and then gave Himself up. I
think you're spot on with calling the tip line. Like, hey,
I did it. Come pick me up. No, you didn't do it. Right.
are supposed to actually. Well, I might be right about that. But
I think you're right about the fact that
what he said was something like, you know, pay I wanted me to
like, Well, you didn't do it on the right day. He didn't do in
the right way didn't do in the right situation. You know,
there's this notion that there was a million things you didn't
do. He just went off the rails the guy with unreliable
didn't have I would say that the FBI and let's let's go with our
basis, the basic theory that the FBI is behind it. The FBI
handlers did a shit job. Of course they did. They're
embarrassed. That's why they were on the scene yelling no
terrorism right away. Right away. Yeah. Yeah, they gotta get
find some of the old timers that used to know how to do this
correctly. Back in the day. I think the old timers quit in
disgust. I think the old timers most of them quit during the
Trump administration. Yeah, right. Yeah, it's been
discussed. That's what Yeah, because can't get anything done.
Hold the rug out from under the six week cycle. Yeah, call me in
there is a just a bonehead.
He was a Politico. And so and they kept all the cool stuff to
a very small group, the Russian the Russian collusion hoax, that
was only a few people, then they didn't let them they didn't
share.
In, they definitely need to reorg they do need to need to
pivot. All right, we're gonna pivot from New York to the
to Ukraine, I think we do need to talk about the ongoing war.
And I want to thank the clip custodian who heard the call as
we identify trends often in reporting. One of the trends is
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I want to give just for the for a good for a good purpose. I
want to give Clip of the Day to the clip custodian.
Wow. Good. Was he? He needs it. Yeah. And that was and we don't
normally do our own super cuts. We lift them Yep.
He may have looked at that to know I'm pretty sure he put it
together. Well, if he put it together that is deserving,
because we need to probably have more of this. More of this. Yes.
And it's really hard to do people be careful, very hard to
do. You have to have an archive of everything to do it. And
yeah, and you have to know how to cut it in half how to keep it
in the rhythm. But if anyone who wants to try we welcome it. But
yes, these things are very effective. And how many times
are we not pulled the supercut? from years ago? This? Oh, yeah,
I remember this. And luckily, CBS Evening News did did it?
Well, it was a valiant effort. I'd say it's a b minus, you
might have seen this. They did finally give us a shot of a
single solitary Empty Child shoe doll in this Nazi in this case,
see what they did wrong is that it's a first of all, it's like a
Plastic
Beach slipper.
So it isn't, it doesn't quite have that real cute, childish
quality to it. It has to be a little cloth shoe. Yes.
Preferably kindness and it has to be scruffy. So with laces
still tied. Because you know, it's because the foot blew out
of it.
In the photo, photograph this from above instead of from a
side angle, so you just don't quite get the depth that I was
looking for. So I will say Good job, guys. Good job and trying.
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So we would have been demonetized
immediately
wouldn't have been demonetized 15 years ago. There's that
there's that minor detail. Anyway, so we're still sending
money to Ukraine, but not really money to Ukraine. We're sending
it to big corporations here in America, and they're sending
over some fireworks. While Ukraine's military did get a
boost today, in a phone call with President Solinsky,
President Biden pledged an additional $800 million in
weapons and security assistance. The President also approved
security assistance. I love security assistance. Sounds like
some contractors to me people, ammunition and security
assistance. The President also approved the transfer of
helicopters to Zelinsky forces. Tonight, CBS has David Martin
gives us an exclusive look at a shipment of US military weapons
found for the battlefield in a second. What difference is, I
mean, yes, there's a difference. But when we're talking about air
support, air superiority, and not and we're not giving fighter
jets, but we're giving helicopters they can be pretty
lethal to
is this not a true declaration of war when we're giving them
our helicopters?
What's the difference? It flies it shoots, it's deadly. It just
doesn't fly as fast.
Well, they talked about I have a series of four clips with
Anthony Blinken on NPR, which seems to be a little more
comfortable with
and they talk about
Blinken says at the end of these clips, he goes on and on about
how well we make we we have escalation meetings that have to
do with does this going to be perceived as escalation? And so
they're very concerned about this and the helicopters are at
the top of the list of those escalation talks. Okay, well,
let's finish this and then I wouldn't I yeah, I don't
actually have the
dilation. Okay. I have the blink and talking about all the stuff
that we're going to send over there.
In detail, which is ludicrous. Just like throwing money away.
Okay. We'll get to that. We'll get to that in a minute. Let's
finish this $800 million
I'll pledge
hundreds of Javelin anti tank missiles, palate after palate of
the weapons that are destroying Russian tanks.
Motor to board a cargo aircraft at Dover Air Force Base in
Delaware, the home for the battlefield in Ukraine. What are
the hazards here, the hazards are at a high explosive leader
at Javelin missiles.
Since the Russian invasion began, the US has committed more
than two and a half billion dollars worth of weapons and
other military equipment to Ukraine.
It arrives at Dover in unmarked trucks driven from ammunition
dumps located all over the United States. These javelins
came in on Monday, and we're scheduled to fly out this
afternoon. Our goal is to be agile, and to move the
requirements quickly, so the folks on the other end do not
have to wait for the material. Ukrainian may not be a member of
NATO. But Ukrainian officers are working directly with NATO to
get weapons into the hands of their soldiers. They are in
contact with senior leaders in Ukraine to glutes the chief of
defense and ministers of defense and are prioritizing their
requirements based on usage rates and what they see on the
ground. The Ukrainians may be out fighting the Russians, but
they still need more firepower to counter the buildup of
Russian forces in the east, and to somehow stop the merciless
bombardment of cities. Are you in this to win? Yes, sir. We are
in it in it to win. We are in it to win the top priority. But the
plane we saw and loaded with javelins was delayed for 14
hours by mechanical problems. So craniums will have to wait for
their next shipment. Okay, so a couple of things. Yeah. Well,
first of all, do you think that this may be an inventory turn?
Oh, not just that, but I can't wait to see these javelins
showing up in Libya, Somalia. I mean, this is gonna show up
everywhere. They are going to be everywhere. But in Ukraine. This
is this is being saved still, but we're still dealing with it
with it. These are coming from they said ammo dumps are not
coming from the factory. These are not factory fresh. No, no,
we get rid of the old shit. Yeah, so we write it off. We
write it off. And so the $800 million is for new stuff. Yes,
yeah. New veterans, but it's really just tweaked. It's
probably a downpayment on the new stuff. Yeah, well, always
gonna jack we need some r&d to happen. Oh, yeah. Now we're
cynical because Damn, man is the way it goes. And well, so we get
rid of this stuff, because it can't just leave a javelin
missile, sitting around an ammo dump for 10 years.
Oh, yeah, I suppose you got it. But I think these are 10 Desert
old gear, they gotta get rid of it. It's got it's dangerous.
You heard about the security assistance, which is
contractors. I have now multiple reports that Russians have taken
us soldiers as
prisoners of war in Mario poll. So we'll see. I have a feeling
we've got our advisors. Right. That's a That's a good one. I
haven't heard that. Oh, of course. You know, you can't just
give him a javelin. It takes a little training for a javelin.
Well, now, when I was listening to the NPR reports, they made it
very specific. And it may have been in this these clips I have,
but they said they're gonna. They talked about
clips. According to know those clips don't have this little
piece of information. And this is I gleaned from listening to
too many hours of the stuff. The training is all out of the
country.
Not only did according to the NPR people are the who are the
reporters were in it may be even beyond NPR, all the training
because you need to be trained on this new gear that maybe
there's something Blinken mentions it, but the training
has to be done out is done out of the country. They don't go in
and train them. Well, I think that the advisors there right,
you're they're not training them. They are they are
operating the machinery themselves. That's exactly how
it went in Iraq with the way it normally goes down this time.
What the What the what they're telling us Yes, of course, maybe
if they're capturing our people, the Russians are capturing our
people, then they're lying to us. And I have reason to believe
that the Russians have captured some of our people. Now it has
not been presented to me as US military. So that's why I'm
thinking contractors in military guard because that's what we do
we outsource our wars to other countries and have contractors
do the dirty Yeah, choice. We outsource the mess hall
nowadays. Even somebody mentioned you wouldn't mean the
mess hall when I was in when I was in Basra. They had Burger
King pizza. That's what I mean. Where it happened to the old
days where you K PKP human potato soldier you would peel
potatoes
Oh, yeah, no that was that was when it was still the draft. You
see, now now people are going in they know they have demands like
hey, Google's got all this free shit at their office give us at
least some Burger King
for a healthy
for the season.
Let's listen to Kirby. This is on NPR. This Ukrainian Kirby
comes on that Kirby is the spokes hole for the Department
of Defense for the Pentagon. And we know currently well we know
Kirby. He's been around forever is a lie. He likes that he's
alive. He is. Besides being a liar, Admiral liar. He he he
thinks he runs the place. I think he's a Rear Admiral. I
don't think he's Admiral. Is the case. A rear admiral? Yeah, but
used to be called Admiral or rear or rear? Rear a rear Kirby.
All right one. Yeah. Ukraine is about to get more weapons and
military equipment from the US President Biden delivered the
news to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. This
afternoon. The $800 million in new security aid comes on top of
more than $2.6 billion the Biden administration has already
provided this latest offering includes artillery systems,
artillery rounds, armored personnel carriers and
helicopters. It could dramatically increase Ukraine's
ability to withstand the Russian onslaught in the next phase of
the war. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby joins me
now to talk more about the package and what it could mean
for Ukraine. Yeah, the rear admiral is going to talk about
his package.
Yeah, there was something he said in that this guy in his
comments. I lost my train of thought on it, but
it's very
once you play that whole clip over I'm sorry. Okay. Ukraine is
about to get more weapons and military equipment from the US
President Biden delivered the news to Ukrainian never buyers
never you stop it. I was just thinking don't forget. After the
billions and billions and billions that were sent them
England still number one with their 100 100 and 50 million 40
million. Yes. Number one. Yeah. All right. Clip two, Mr. Kirby.
Welcome back to all things considered. Thank you, Daniel.
It's good to be with you today. Before we get to the new
military, Hey, someone needs to prep Kirby.
This is NPR. Hi. Hi, Mr. Hi, all things considered. Thank you,
Daniel. It's good to be with you today. Before we get to the new
military aid, let's first talk about where the war is headed.
Russian forces are gathering in eastern Ukraine and the Donbass
region we are expecting a new assault. When might that happen?
And what might it look like? Difficult to know with great
specificity exactly when there are new offensive and push will
occur to some degree. Elements of that have already started.
They are flowing in fresh troops. They're flowing in
artillery, even helicopter support as well as other what we
would call enablers command and control capabilities into the
Donbass region so they are clearly doing what we call we're
deploying enablers and command and control does that mean we're
commanding and controlling?
made clear, as well as other what we call enablers command
and control capabilities into the Donbass region. So they are
clearly doing what we call shaping there's they're setting
the conditions for eventual more more aggressive military
operations. In the meantime, the forces that retreated out of
Kyiv and out of charity in the north are moving now to the east
across Belarusian into Russia into Belgorod, for instance, and
Valley Yuki and beginning to refit, resupply and get
themselves ready for insertion. So again, it's difficult to know
exactly when more aggressive operations are going to be
conducted. But we don't believe there's a whole lot of time
between now and that moment. I would say, perhaps weeks at the
outset, but but maybe not even that long weeks. Okay, so let's
get to the new weapons package. The President's statement says
that the US is providing quote, new capabilities tailored to the
wider assault, we expect Russia to launch in eastern Ukraine.
What exactly is the US providing that is tailored to fighting in
the east? The most demonstrative example of that? Is the
howitzers, the 18th howitzers and the 40,000 rounds of
artillery.
God
can do have a party with that 40 You're right, you're right.
You're right. This is the old howitzers. Let's get rid of
that. And by the way, give him all these boxes of ammo.
Yeah, who needs it? Who needs it? Let them blow it up. This is
so I'm so sad when I hear this. But what is how can we allow
these numbnuts to do this stuff? I think you should get it you
You should mind is right. That was the opportune moment after
that ended. That clip is to play Fletcher's rebel
All
right. All right. Well, we have two more so I'll cue it up just
rub allies. This is just about 40,000 rounds of ammunition for
these howitzers is going to rub allies something. Ladies and
gentlemen, it is time to rob allies when you look at the
Donbass region, and you look at the kind of capabilities that
the Russians are flowing in, they're also flowing in
artillery and tanks, what we call long range fires. Now,
these are, these are rounds, these are rockets. These are
shells
to cause damage from a distance but not so far away as you need
for a missile strike. So the Donbass region is relatively
flat. Not the same sort of a geography that you had up in the
north of Ukraine not wooded not forced did not heal this guy is
he's into military porn. Just listen to how he's all Jide
about it. I think I even put Gideon one of these clips
because he is jacked up like just it wishes he was in action.
Yeah, this is we call this shaping and we have command and
control and you know, that terrain is like this, you know,
we're gonna move around and then we're gonna do a double and
reach around and it's gonna be grinding, man. Hey. And so it
lends itself to more conventional warfare, like tanks
and artillery. And so that's what we that's why we put that
in that package. It's also why if you look in that package,
you'll see counter artillery radar, because that can be a
real lifesaver for the Ukrainian since we expect the Russians to
use a lot of artillery in that region. This counter artillery
radar will help help them defend against those threats. Well, can
we can we speak specifically about the Russian missile threat
projectiles because so far, half of the missiles fired into
Ukraine have been mostly fired from the outside from Russia,
Belarus, the SI speaks specifically about weapon
weaponry in this new package that can confront that missiles.
Well, in addition to in addition to the counter artillery radar,
you'll you'll see that there is an air defense radar portable,
towed from a vehicle, air defense radar system, several of
them as a matter of fact, and that will also help the
Ukrainians defend against airstrikes in the Donbass. Now,
I will add that the Ukrainians already have long range air
defense at their capability to have short range air defense, as
well. So this will add to their ability to deal with the
increased air threat that will likely come from the Russians
from airstrikes and missile strikes. And you're right they
are flying most of their missions with the manned
missions. They are not venturing inside Ukrainian airspace
because they know the Ukrainians have a sophisticated and nimble
air defense capability.
Yeah, baby. Huh. What is this missile? This artillery radar,
what is what somebody shoots an artillery shell and they got a
radar on it. I mean, yeah, this sounds like like a ghetto
version of Iron Dome.
I'm not too sure. Maybe Maybe it's one of those. Maybe it's
one of the reasons that and yeah, they do have the radar
stuff that tracks the missile and then melts the missile in
flight. I've seen that. Yeah, I'm sure that's not what their
title think they get. They said he just knows what they gave
him.
Just unloading the stuff from the dump. Cave. Hey, hey.
Wolanski is lynskey vlog velocity, man. This is quality
stuff, best price from the dump. Straight from the zone plus the
surplus ing in the NIU it's interesting usage. The surplus
thing by the Defense Department if you get on their mailing
list, which I'm on, is there just take it's unbelievable.
100 million a year for the DOD. At least 600 million gets turned
into surplus the next year and and sold off for pennies on the
dollar. Yeah, but they can't do that with these with these with
bombs.
Radar, anti anti artillery, radar, whatever that they took
gets towed around on a truck. Yeah, that's the last year Tell
that to the public is last year's model. We know that this
is we got to get rid of that. We're moving this inventory.
Thank you. Right. Thank you, David Tory turned has there been
any other development that you've seen at all? I mean, I
keep hearing that they're talking they're talking about
swapping 3000 prisoners to it seems like it's kind of getting
towards an end except for the the US military and media.
Everyone else has moved on and Mary Vladimir's just hold once
that can you just keep this going for? We've got at least
another 1020 CIF C three loads of crap that we've gotten. But
let me Garware horses are full of junk that were made. We've
got to get out of there. Can you just let
This happened with just rub allies it whatever area what is
it you want to rub allies that don't you okay we'll do that no,
it's overplayed it's done we have no attention span so where
we're at now is Volodymyr can no longer he doesn't have to start
appeal. He doesn't have the demand of the English language
now he's done they thought he could really drag it out and you
know they tried to make him into a new Michael Avenatti which is
kind of my my Vladimir was Putin.
Putin boy keep Putin in the game for a little longer? No, of
course.
Of course they want to keep us down or they want to keep Putin
in longer, of course,
by agreement,
probably
gotta get move some more garbage. Is that the last clip?
I know you have for
rapid President Solinsky has been asking for more
sophisticated weaponry since the very beginning of this war. Why
didn't you give it to them earlier? We have been in
constant conversation with Ukraine stop their needs and the
thought of getting started over. Here's an example of Kirby doing
his real job. Not answering the question. President does not
answer this question. He doesn't come close. And of course, the
NPR guys this thing? Well, that kind of that's interesting. But
I still want to know what you know, the question I asked was
this and then he thought, no, that didn't happen. So we just
never find out anything. That guy says thank you. And they and
they go away. Presidents Alinsky has been asking for more
sophisticated weaponry since the very beginning of this war. Why
didn't you give it to them earlier? We have been in
constant conversation with the Ukrainians about their needs.
And the package that you're seeing today is is actually an
outgrowth of those conversations in just the last few days
talking to the Ukrainians about this fight in the Donbass and
what they could really use. We have tailored each package to
what we think they're going to need the most and that
conversation will continue going forward. Okay, now now we got to
talk about it. I have never heard when it came to Iraq,
Afghanistan, Syria, I've never heard about a package Why is Why
does he keep talking about a package? Are there more packages
was a part of a bigger package? Is this when he says package is
that like a financial like something you're that you're
putting into a bill somewhere and there's another package you
know, there's something about the use of package? I didn't
catch that. But he's saying this was in the beginning when you
made the joke. About his pack about Kirby's package is a Rear
Admiral. It's just some gay material that you slipped in
there. Pretty good. That you thought was funny. Yes. There is
this childish prank which the trolls loved because they're
childish. Of course. They love this. They love you. We are
comedy show after all, but now that you mentioned it.
Yeah, they seem to be using this word a lot. It's like some new
term. What does it mean? And why is it all of a sudden because
you're right. We never heard this before. Well, typically a
package is paid for is bought is funded. I mean, that is dropped
off. What else do you do is wrapped up? It's a president.
It's a gift.
I'm just trying to figure out why they use it. We have
military listeners, one of them can maybe someone can let us
know. Yes. If they know.
From NPR to pbs NewsHour a great example of slipping in a little
like yourself being yourself media Corp due to health in
other words, what you say they are, you are yourself. And this
came in the form of an interview but it was short sweet and to
the point who he is shim much cultural identity with those
across the border just 20 miles away from Peter, it is not
Russia or Russians that are the problem. It's Vladimir Putin.
I'm gonna tell you from the bottom of my heart, because this
man is a reptile not a human.
Yeah, sure. Yeah, he's the reptile okay.
And everyone needs to benefit from the war. So you know, now
that we don't really have to wait before you I can't do this
show's gonna drag on forever. But let me mention something.
It's the liberals and the Democrats who go on and on about
when they do analysis of wars as well you know, once you start to
dehumanize the other side, and make them so they're not human,
then you can do all kinds of atrocities. And they're good to
go. You know, this is the problem that people have and
they go on and on about how bad it is to do that. And then here
we have a guy doing it. calling him a reptile reptile is not a
human That's right. Even said reptile not human specifically
to point it out.
So what are we going to do with this? It's boring there's no
good action video we can't even get a good to Empty Child shoe.
You know, we were shooting cat. We're getting pictures of cats.
The timelines confusing. There's a lot of bull crap but we've
been told
We need to keep it up. So let's just bring in people who can
relate it to Trump. So, Mr. Ambassador, we saw Joe Biden
talking about this is the ambassador, former ambassador to
Russia, Michael McFaul on the morning Joe's genocide yesterday
talking about the war crimes have been committed. I'm not i
Sorry, I don't believe that the Russians are all naive to what's
going on because they plug into state television. And as if they
don't understand the war crimes that are being committed, you,
you you retweeted a piece, but what he's trying to say is that
surely there must be some, some some normal sane people in in
Russia, this is been the strategy since before the war,
where Victoria Nuland and Nancy Pelosi you were speaking and
others were speaking to the Russian people tell him to stop,
stop antagonizing Ukraine, he needs to focus on COVID at home
COVID At home, you have problems at home focus on at home. So now
they're going to try and start a revolution inside Russia against
Putin by saying there's got to be some smart people. And what
you do is you divide people into groups over there as well, you
you retweeted a piece talking about complicity, the complicity
of the Russian people.
What's the term glacial Tom? collective guilt what was used
in in Nazi Germany to talk about ordinary people there just go
along with an evil regime? Are we there yet with the Russians?
Well, I think we have to discuss it. And this is very difficult
for me because of course, this is Putin swore.
Russians didn't, you know, we're not all complicit in it. They
didn't vote in Congress, democratically elected, they
live in these propaganda machines. And if you're in the
bubble, when's the last time we voted for Warren, the Democrat
and the Congress? By democratic means? Tell me when's the last
time we voted for by Democratic mean Vietnam War? Vietnam? No. I
thought Vietnam was even vote. Oh, yeah. World War Two. That
must have been the last one. Yeah. Yeah.
So what nonsense is this? Well, now you're just doing what about
ism. Okay, go on.
Go back to your bucket place.
Hey, sometimes you get a clip from the bucket. But if you want
to be critical of everything I do today, fine, all complicit in
it. They didn't vote in Congress, democratically
elected, they live in these propaganda machines. And if
you're in the Putin bubble, right, it doesn't matter what
information you're not going to believe it. That probably sounds
familiar, right? You think of Trump supporters? Doesn't matter
what kind of information they have, they're still going to
believe it. But I don't think the majority of Russians fall in
that bubble. And I do think we have to raise the question. I
was just going to YouTube discussion for an hour yesterday
in Russia and saying these kinds of things. You can't just say,
well, it's not my war. It's not my president. It's not my
problem. No, it is. Because for decades, there hasn't been more
resistance. Now. That's not to say that everybody should be as
brave as Alex and evolving and go to jail for their beliefs.
But But small acts of civic resistance, I think is important
to show that you don't support this war.
It's even worse, it's like well, it means putting what does that
mean? Putting pennies on the railroad? Yeah, mol small, small
little bits of resistance. Here's a couple of pennies. But
it's Trumpian. You know, this is it's all it's all this is the
same guy. Basically. Trump and Putin same guy, same guy, same
guy. reptile, unfortunately, don't have anything else on the
war. I mean, the war was interrupted by the subway even
interrupted Europe, the European news, stopped reporting on the
war and then focused on the New York subway trying to pivot Do I
have any more Ukraine clips? I don't think so. Do you have a
list of your clips or? I'm looking at Yeah, I did find it.
I think so. I don't think so.
I'd like to I'd like to pivot for a moment since it's been
happening all around me most recently to the great reset the
global supply chains, the great resignation all the crap we're
seeing the super inflation airports, insane airports
insane. Yeah, this is falling apart. Now.
The aviation system which is something that America relies on
to a great degree,
is a proof. One piece of proof comes from American Airlines who
are now
no longer going to offer
Are many flights to smaller airports or regional airports
instead, they will offer bus services. Yeah.
Take the bus take the bus slaves now the back of the bus and the
buses will be nice though the look nice. They they're gonna be
beautiful. But now this is all new buses are
not the problem exactly. We have and I did want to I was
corrected on the reason for the the pilot shortage. First of
all, there's a shortage of pilots in general, is just what
it is.
And there's many reasons for that. Certainly, with COVID a
lot of older pilots, this resigns, I'm not dealing with
the ship anymore.
incorrectly, I was stating that pilots had a 100 hour limit per
calendar month. Actually, it is 100 hours in a rolling 672 hour
period. So that's 28 days. Now, I'm not quite sure how the math
works, but it's not working out to our advantage, that's for
sure.
I also now have boots on the ground from more of our
of our aviation producers, that it is not just pilots who are
who are cutting out and either just retiring or stopping or
finding something else to do. Now there is a shortage of
flight attendants.
And you need flight attendants. You can't fly without the right
amount of flight attendants. And they can't just be anybody. They
do go through training because they're there to help you get
off a plane. That's it. That's no you can't I mean,
no flight buddy, would you like to be a flight attendant? Yeah.
Well, our producer writes very specifically that he knows that
at one point, recruiting was being done at all of garden.
Just Yes. So the end their picture was yes.
Would you like to work? Would you like to international
travel? Would you like to see the world with me? I've got the
way for you,
by the way is very sexist because there's also male flight
attendants. Well, maybe that's what you're talking to you.
We're doing a male guy doing it. You're hitting on a male guy,
right? Right there. Hey.
Now, why are the flight attendants quitting? Well,
besides the even shittier pay than pilots, certainly if you
don't have seniority, they are sick and tired of policing
passengers about masking. And so half of them were maybe more
than half just don't want to do it anymore. They're tired of it.
They don't like the confrontation. It's just it's
it's annoying to have to do. And they have real problems when you
have a mixed cabin crew. And of course, you don't get to choose
who you fly with. Because there are a lot of Karen's and those
are the male flight attendants. There's a lot of Karen's who are
still like Nazis and the other flight attendants really don't
want to deal with them. So it's, it's falling apart. JetBlue
JetBlue is sick. And these are the airlines that service us
here in the middle of the country. As southwest jet blew.
All of these flights to San Antonio is very important to us,
San Antonio flights are getting canceled, that's literally where
our flights were canceled from but not just canceled and not
going to service them JetBlue has now announced that now in
total, they have reduced their flights for the summer by 25%
Because they said we will not be able to fulfill them.
This is not good for the United in fact,
I was doing some calculation just to get to Florida or to New
York with the travel to the airport with the two to three
hours at the airport and for the TSA and all that which has shows
no signs of letting up. No, it is only marginally more
expensive.
About the same amount of time for the keeper and for curry and
the keeper to hop in a Cessna or in a Cirrus or something and
turbo that can go up you know get some altitude to get to
232 40 knots and fly ourselves and I am now going to get my
instrument rating which I never completed. I found a place in
Burnie nearby and they have aircraft for rent as well and
we're just going to fly ourselves you got a pilot's
license for a helicopter you never got an instrument rating
on a fixed wing. I got my helicopter license before I got
my fixed wing license started with a helicopter I started with
helicopter license yeah odd it is it is a typical and then I
got the fixed wing and I did a lot of the training but then
yeah I got a divorce I moved out of the country you know these
things seem to ruin your your flying
lessons. So I'm so I'm going to complete that and we're just
going to fly ourselves we're not because everyone's going to be
restricted you
gonna be driving a heck of a lot or taking the bus.
It's so sad and I'm just waiting for the damn rail, the high
speed rail to crank up again, you know that's gonna happen.
You're gonna say something.
I was gonna say I had a funny line, but it was the timing is
now shot.
So the great reset is in play, at least for the United States.
Inflation now, the number that was reported was 8.5%. And I
think we, I don't know if we talked about it on Thursday,
which was really Sunday. Jen Psaki already communicating Oh,
again, I did it on purpose. Yes. OCD. Jen Psaki NOC did. Jen Jen
Psaki pre communicating something which I think was new,
the headline inflation versus Core inflation, which was a way
to say it's Putin's fault. Yeah, the headline and she actually
says it Putin's price hikes? Yes, she does. So because of the
actions we've taken to address Putin, the Putin price hike, we
are in a better place. price hike. Well, so remember COVID
was to cover up the coming in to stop the financials in Adams
world to stop the financial system from melting down. Then,
of course, we got the inflation and here comes the inflation. So
then we have the war to blame it on Putin.
They're blaming all that and I have to say, in your words, not
many people are buying it.
They're saying Hold on a second. They're not that stupid. No
point they stayed stay stress. True to an extreme, we've
reached that point. So because of the actions we've taken to
address Putin, Putin price hike, we are in a better place than we
were last month. But we expect March CPA CPI headline inflation
to be extraordinarily elevated due to Putin's price hike, and
we expect better twice, I didn't realize this headline inflation,
reflecting the global disruptions in energy and food
markets. So headline, inflation includes your gas money and your
food money. That's not real inflation. That's a core
inflation. That's hype. It's just headline. You just You just
sampling a headline here, don't worry about it, that headline
will go away. It's transitory when inflation doesn't include
energy and food prices. headline inflation does. And of course,
we know that core inflation, you know, energy.
You've been doing DHL unplugged for a decade or more. Have you
ever heard of headline inflation before? No.
They're making it up as they go along. And it's I mean, they
have by the way, they have meetings, you know that right?
They have a meeting, they'll have a meeting to dream this
stuff up. What can we say? Well, let's How about headline if
that's good? That's great headline inflation. What an
idea? Putin Putin is how about can we get Putin in there? So
let him price price hike. It's alliteration. We love that.
headline, inflation has a Wikipedia entry Hold on a
second. It did. When was it inserted? Look, the I do the
history and see what it was thrown in there. Okay, view
history. viewing history. Thank you for this lesson in.
Okay, this was put in July 2007.
In that diversity? Yes. During the Obama administration? Well,
it's just before we were gonna get some.
We were I guess they were prepping for some inflation. And
this is very interesting. Let's see what they say I never heard
headline inflation.
headline inflation is a measure of the total inflation within an
economy including commodities, such as food and energy prices,
eg oil and gas, which tend to be much more volatile and prone to
inflationary spikes. On the other hand, core inflation.
Also, non food manufacturing or underlying inflation is
calculated from a consumer price index minus the volatile food
and energy components. I thought the consumer price index always
included that isn't that the whole point? It used to? Yeah,
they pulled it out years ago? Well, I think if you're if
you're going to say this is the highest inflation since 1981,
you should use 1981 cpi calculation which puts inflation
a little closer to 12 or 13%.
I I'd have to you could find out that number pretty much I did is
12 or 13 or statute you go to shadow stats. No, I I followed
another path but the shadow stats will give you the same the
same answer. I think
I have it there. So there was an there's been no recent editing
of this article. Okay. Well, I stand corrected. It's it's been
around but let's see. Let's just take a look at which news
outlets used it. who use the term Barron's headline
inflation? Yahoo Finance, headline inflation, CNBC
headline inflation Axios had
liner, so they're all using the term. So they were in the
meeting.
It has to be something like that. All right back to headline
inflation from sucking that core inflation, you know, energy, the
impact of energy, of course, on oil prices, gas prices, we
expect that to continue to reflect what we've seen. The
increases be over the course of this invasion. And just as an
example, since President Putin's military buildup accelerated in
January, average gas prices are up more than 80 cents, most of
the increase occurred in the month of March and at times, gas
prices were more than $1 above pre-invasion level, so that
roughly 25% increase in gas prices will drive tomorrow's
inflation reading and certainly, it's not a surprise to us, but
we certainly think it will be reflected.
Yeah, so that's dancing. It's what's called Dancing. She's
dancing and she's reading a lot and she's not very good.
We have a cane that she's moving back as strong as she does.
That's what she needs. No, she doesn't.
doesn't have that.
So let's look at some other things that could indicate
indicate the collapse and the great reset this look I did you
go while you're in there. Wikipedias you look up Putin's
price hike. That might be in there too.
Turns out to be for 2007 Yet a price hike. Let's see. I don't
know you never know Putin's price hike.
No, that does not seem to be a Wikipedia entry like that, but
goodly there's no such thing as following a layup.
Now, this is sad. From
I'd say 2008 Maybe even a little earlier just when this when this
podcast started. We determined that eventually
this slaves of Gitmo nation would be eating mac and cheese.
Mac and cheese has been a consistent
theme of the show. Yes, it has that you know, just shut up
citizens eat your mac and cheese. Just shut up and eat it.
And we've seen and then we came very close to that with the
grilled cheese timecode there. Do you remember the grilled
cheese the grilled cheese stores it would people were paying
there was one across from maybe $15 for grilled cheese or
something that was grilled cheese sandwich store and people
stood in line drawn it that only served grilled cheese a student
line out the door. When it first opened up. There was yes there
was a line around the block. And that led to avocado toast But I
digress. It did. So
Kraft has their individual boxes their packets of mac and cheese.
I've seen as low as 39 cents. Yes. Well you've seen them as
low as 39 cents but they are not the same package from last year.
Last year. The cheese powder content and when cheese powder
which is plasticizers was 1.3 ounces. This year, point eight
ounce or shrink Flaschen.
Mac and cheese, mac and cheese see how things are going in
California Santa Monica, how's everything with your health and
safety? Good morning, Tony and Roxanne Yes, it's a definitely
concerning situation here on the 1300 block of 14th Street in
Santa Monica residents say they have suspended mail service
because of the fact that their mail carriers have been attacked
or threatened or assaulted. And they say this has been going on
for a few weeks. Now even one resident saying they saw mail
strewn about the street because a man kicked over the cart and
basically threatened the mail carrier with a golf club or some
bat. So because of all this, the Postal Service here in Santa
Monica, sent a letter on April 7 Last week saying that the mail
service will be suspended for this area about 200 families
will be impacted because of this, because it's just not safe
for their letter carriers to be out here delivering the mail.
Now, of course residents are concerned about this and
wondering why they can't just apprehend the person involved in
all this making the threads. Obviously, the Postal Service,
according to this letter that they issued to the residents say
that this isn't a decision they made lightly but they cannot
locate or apprehend the person involved in these threats. And
so for the safety of the letter carriers, they had to make the
decision to suspend mail service here. I love I love the
residents like welcome you just can't catch the guy. But what's
wrong with you? What's the catch the guy? What can we get better
service? Because you've let your politicians ruin your county,
your state and well on the way to the country. That's why and
there's a very simple solution for this. First of all,
congratulations to the postmaster Jen
Roll who has fixed the pre funding of the USPS is pension
until, you know for 75 billion or whatever amount the they were
required to do a scam was Yeah, so they don't have to do that
anymore. But let's let's remember that the Postal Service
is constitutionally arranged these, you know, a letter
carrier who works for the United States Postal Service is a is a
government agent, not just a just a worker, government agent.
I think we can solve two things. By arming the letter carriers.
It was obvious that that was where you were going and I
agree. 100% I think we should arm them. I think they should be
shooting people who are rowdy if you got a golf club, and you're
on the street in Santa Monica, shoot him. Shoot it, shoot.
We'll end real fast. Now what is going on?
I mean, what's going on? Why is that some maniac with a golf
club? By the way, Santa Monica is a high rent district. Yes,
sir. It's not a cheap as you know, it's not Oakland. Well,
there's a
there's a huge homeless encampment in Santa Monica.
Okay, well, that's what the that's part of me. That's now
why this is a town like Santa Monica. When when LA is right,
right there. Right across. There's just a walk walking
distance. Yeah. Why does Santa Monica have a homeless
population when they can do what they used to do in the old days,
rouse them and send them to LA? Well, you know, that is no
longer constitutional. Because if they are in a tent, then that
rousting is uncool and unusual punishment, which is a
constitutional violation, according to the ninth District
Court, which started this whole thing off in Boise, Idaho. And
that's what every single town including Austin has used. Also,
it's much cooler to do drugs on the beach. So I don't know
that's.
That's so yes, there's a stupid law. But that doesn't mean you
can't.
Yes, just, you know, you still rouse them. It's doable. But
they won't do it because they're bleeding hearts and over dead,
you don't get mail. I think this is a great solution. Go pick it
up. Pick it up yourself. Go pick it up yourself. We'll have it
waiting for you at the post office staying in California.
California is now considering a 32 hour work week for larger
companies. Yep. By law. Now how what is is this? Has this ever
been done before in the United States? Are you kidding? This is
the 70s the socialists, Franklin Roosevelt administration. Okay,
let's talk about the shorter workweek. I don't know much
about this.
It's been well, over the years has been, you know, in the early
in the olden days.
People used to work 60 hours a week, 50 hours a week, 80 hours
a week in Silicon Valley. But they liked doing that. And this
doesn't have to do with anything. But there's been a
movement over the years to get a shortened workweek. And that
goal was always for four day workweek. And they when they got
to 40 hours in the unions when the unions were strong, which
was in the 40s and 50s. Mostly in deteriorate in the 60s and
they went down the toilet now. They they gave up on the idea of
pushing for the four day work week. And they were they were
celebrating the 40 hour work week. Right? And, and anything
over that you have to get paid overtime, and it has to be
backed up like double or triple, usually time and a half. And
then it goes to double time for weekends and other crazy things.
But
it's just a throwback. It's just an old, it's an old trope, it's
I would say a socialist trope. It's not gonna go anywhere. It's
It's It's virtue signaling is illegal we're trying to do for
ya. I think they're gonna do a damn report. No, they won't,
that the Republicans stopped it. We're waiting man in California,
there are no Republicans. Yeah, well, there's one guy. All
right.
And I would like to just, I don't know if we put this in the
Red Book, but let's just enter it now this big, this big money
thing that's coming that I feel, you know, for COVID and rail
security and all this stuff. It is also going to include money
going directly to people to ease the burden of gasoline prices,
you will be getting checks. i It's coming. Now, it's already
been proposed. I don't know if this is much of a prediction. at
a federal level. I think it's only a state level.
Now the prediction would be that it comes in the form of a
digital dollar somehow that would be beautiful, but I don't
think they can wait that long. But I did want to talk to you
again, something you are uniquely qualified to talk
about. As the triple A the Automobile Association of
America has warned that this recent
move by President Biden to ease the price of gasoline by
allowing e 15. Ie 15% Corn
on corn based fuel to be mixed in with gasoline could cause car
damage. You know a lot about this, I'd like to know what I've
been looking, I actually looked into this before this. I mean,
when I was doing some research on alcohol
in vehicles
last night, you're all over Bordeaux, different styles. It
wasn't made with corn that I know of. So
it's been I pretty much I think, by the by the API, the people
that have to do with the American Petroleum Institute,
and people that have to keep tabs on these things, it's been
pretty well accepted that the car can handle 10% Max,
I have normal engine cannot do more than that, because it
starts to corrode, it has deleterious effects. And I
pronounced it correctly on the on the engine itself to go above
10% ethyl ethylene in ethyl ethanol. And that's because it's
just not enough lubrication. If you're if you're on 15%. Ethanol
has to do with the solvent capabilities of the ethanol, it
will start to corrode the rubber that's in this point in the
system. But now it's my understanding that that Trump
allowed e 15 to be mixed all year round when he was
president, but we didn't hear much about it.
And I will, we'll look into it further. But as far as I know,
that rule is a 10% the most.
I mean, if they can set these engines up to run at five, if
they want it to is it because my we have a dodge or a Chrysler
it's a minivan too big minivan. And that is an e 85. Car and,
and unfortunately only like five e 85 pumps in the West Coast
total. But besides that, it's when you run 85 Besides getting
10% less gas mileage it to car runs like a champ. It's a bet
but it's designed to and you can get your car set up to run EAD
fi. And then once you do that, that has to do with I think
changing out some of the hoses and some of the and maybe
changing the timing or the or the amount of fuel at shot into
the injectors. I don't know. I don't know the details, but it's
doable
in the EU, but I think it will be equally as important in the
US there is a growing fear of a diesel fuel shortage. I'm not
sure why specifically
a shortage is there something about diesel fuel that is more
difficult to make? Well, no, actually is easier to make. And
the problem with the diesel is they've come up with these new
standards. This is where you need the pig the pig piss to
dry. Besides
the fuel itself has to have no you know, the sulfur contents
got to be reduced so much that makes it very difficult to make.
And they've got these new rules for that's why they've noticed
when people look down that you got the gas pump, you got your
regular and mid level and premium and then diesel and
diesel sometimes the most expensive. That's never been the
case. And people go oh, I wonder why that is. I know because they
changed the specs on these.
Because diesel used to be the cheapest. He used to always be
the cheapest but they changed the specs. Because they hate us.
Yes. See, I knew it. I knew that it had to be something in the
process they're forcing us to do because it's basically just
isn't it just less refined is just crap. You just will skim it
off the top garbage but you can make it out of you know, out of
French fry oil and yes, I know I know of I had a car that drove
on it. There was a guy who wrote a score created me for my
commentaries recently on because I wasn't keeping up with the
fact that California's fuel prices have a lot to do with the
fact that we have a special blend that we must use we must
use Oh California and that it costs more money to make the
same thing is doesn't really far as I can tell do anything for
the environment but it's an environmentally friendly blend.
And it has a name and only California is the only state in
the country that uses it so our gas prices are at least 5050
cents a gallon more a cow just minimum call it cow juice.
And but there's a lot of a lot of they're doing they're playing
games.
Hopefully the former New York banker is listening as I read
this headline because he said that not happening is now going
on and it combines homebuilders bypassing individual homebuyers
for deep pocketed investors. Oh no, you don't say more than one
in every four new houses purchased
is by a professional rental investor in the fourth quarter
and it's only going to be more bad
enough, they're gonna be able to do more because this houses have
all gone on the market and they're, they're scooping them
up as fast as they can. But this is new. Well, this is a real
problem. The new home builders, this is for new home but a new
home builders new homebuyers, yes, the new home builders are
not selling to individuals and families anymore. They're going
they're going straight to the investors.
Yeah, this is going to be a disaster aid. Yes. Because you
will own nothing and you will be happy. Take that guy I'm ever
gonna work out because these guys this is like everything
else. They get all they get all this, by the way stems from
Warren Buffett, Warren Buffett, oh, yeah, was the one who first
said you know, and this was like 10 years ago is that our 510
years ago? He says, you know, renting is going to be the big
good investment five, buy rental properties and rent them you're
gonna make gonna do good. And so or as my daughter would break me
saying you're gonna do well,
if, interestingly, the EU seems to be on the path to approve
nuclear energy as green and ESG compliant. Yes, that's true. So
there's Bill Gates. He knew it was coming. He's invested with
nuclear. Yeah, he knew that was coming. And it's and we're all
I'm all for it. I love the idea of the small nuclear reactors,
the the ones that can power a small town or a city
neighborhood, backyard new cup and want one of those for a long
time. This would solve a lot of problems, but I'm sure they'll
find reasons to not make that the thing that they really want
us to have. Mmm, wow. See, you don't want us to have cheap
energy? No, they don't. They also don't want us to have any
type of as we just discussed any type of food that resembles
food. We talked about mac and cheese. Yep. Less powder in your
mac and cheese. CBS had a great piece. And we have to hurry
because I was confused. I thought we had about eight or
nine years before we're all going to die. Did you? Did you
have you been tracking how much time before climate change kills
us before? There's a point of no return?
Well, that's we've already passed the Bucha we should all
be dead already like two or three times so they keep
changing the goalposts CBS News resets at once again for us
right a new United Nations report on climate change warns
the world has only three years to act in order to avoid an
irreversible catastrophe three years,
only three years to reverse an unavoidable catastrophe. What
can we do about it Nora? Meanwhile, a California startup
is doing its part to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions by
creating a new kind of alternative meet. CBS is Carter
Evans reports as part of our new series on American innovation.
Now I want you to listen to this American innovation. It's only
50 seconds and trying to hold hold your your lunch, your
breakfast and everything else until today. We're gonna make
him a little air protein chicken korma. It's a classic Indian
dish with a twist. It looks like regular chicken the way it
cooks. It gets that little crust on the outside there. That's the
beauty of it. Physicist Lisa Dyson is the founder and CEO of
air protein. And CBS News is getting an exclusive look at a
product she says has the taste and texture of meat, but does
not come from animals. It's created using a fermentation
process similar to making yogurt but instead of using microbes
that consume milk and sugar air protein uses microbes that eat
oxygen nitrogen and carbon dioxide How does it work? You
start off with cultures then you feed it elements of the air and
it grows and grows and grows just like that yogurt culture
you dry that and you get to a protein rich flour and that can
be processed to mimic chicken seafood and beef. We can grow
enough material to make a steak in a matter of hours. A slime
mold same thing is just grows and grows and grows. slime mold
yes slime mold i which is basically what these things are.
Okay, explain various versions of slime mold and then you can
draw dry the slime mold. What is slime? I've never heard of slime
mold. slime mold. Yeah, look it up. Look it up slime molds is a
single cell organism in the fizzy year rockin family of the
Nioxin method t shirt. It's not a fungus. It's an amoeboid
amoeboid protest. Okay, I don't want any of that. But what is it
what you want, you're gonna get a big giant slime mold, and then
they're gonna grind it up into a flower and you can make bread
from it.
And then they make some add some tastes and some texture stuff
that comes from DSM chemical in the Netherlands. The leaders the
$8 billion a year leaders have a taste and texture.
I want to do one last little thing before we go to the break.
Well, we have to do two things, but go ahead. I don't know why
we
have
I want to talk about grooming a little bit. Oh, no, no, let's do
that after the break. Because that's we got to talk about that
more than a little bit. Well, the problem was after the break,
I got so much Chinese. Now we got to do grooming is super
important, right after the break. Grooming is number one.
Oh, I'm telling you, this is important. Okay, well, I have
some grooming stuff. But
there's more to it than just that. I know. I know. There's a
lot more extremely my last clip for this segment. Thank you.
Take it.
Take whatever you want. As this goes back to your crane thing.
There was a little study they did a little bit. They had
brought some experts in at NPR to talk about sanctions. And
what good are they? Because there's been a lot of discussion
if you haven't noticed. Yeah, these sanctions you we try and
we try them in Cuba. We try. We do them all the time. And
somebody finally came out and kind of admitted that the
sanctions aren't really meant to do anything except punish. Do
sanctions work? That is a question worth asking as US and
other Western nations keep hammering Russia with economic
sanctions if the war in Ukraine drags on for months or even
years horsing
around? And what is the end game? Mr. Ashford is an expert
on foreign policy at the Atlantic Council. And she joins
me now to talk about this welcome to all things considered
great to be here, Russia, and Vladimir Putin said yesterday,
the new sanctions did, quote, achieve certain results. So how
have sanctions impacted Russia's economy. So far, the sanctions
that we've put on Russia's economy have caused the ruble to
go into decline, anything up to 600 multinational corporations
have left Russia. And so the Russian economy is suffering
from sanctions. What we don't know yet is the extent of that
suffering, and whether or not it will translate into into any
actual policy change. Well, first, how are these sanctions
harming ordinary Russians who have nothing to do with a war? I
mean, I've spoken to people in Russia who say it's hard to
travel abroad. Now, it's hard to even access foreign made
medicines, inflation is high. So how do these sanctions affect
the ordinary person, in theory, targeted financial sanctions are
meant to hit a government and not the people within a country.
But in practice, that's very difficult to do. What we
actually see and much of the studies that have been done on
sanctions is that leaders, particularly in authoritarian
states, are very good at insulating themselves from the
effects of sanctions. Certainly, Vladimir Putin himself has been
sanctioned, the people around him have all been, but that
doesn't necessarily mean that their lifestyles at home are
going to suffer, they may be able to pass some of that burden
on to other people inside Russia. And so this, again, is
one of those big problems. And unfortunately, the history of
sanctions suggests that we're good at causing the economic
pain, we're not good at getting policy changes out of it.
economic pain, this is just punitive. So it doesn't do
anything. So all this Oh, sanction this, we're gonna do
more sanctions. It doesn't do anything. It's just a way of,
you know, hurting someone. Well, it certainly does accelerate the
great reset because of the financial networks being
disturbed. There was something I read which it sounds I mean, of
course, I want to believe it. But it sounds odd that because
Russia continues to sell their products gas primarily to Italy
and Germany, in rubles. This is why both Italy and Germany open
bank accounts at the Gazprom bank, they send euros in,
Gazprom then completes the transaction in rubles. And what
the Central Bank of Russia has done, I'm told is they have
pegged the ruble to gold and Russia has a lot of gold. They
were repatriating a lot of gold in the past 10 years. And if you
do the numbers, it comes out to
I don't have it in front of me X amount of
like 100,000 rubles for an ounce of gold, which if you translate
it is $1,400 an ounce, which would mean and this was the part
of what I was reading, that the dollar is in effect, overvalued
by by that, you know, by 40%. Based on the price of gold.
Well, the luckily the dollar is not pegged on gold. No, no, of
course not. No, but gold is pegged to the dollar. But the
This means of course, the witches woman, I don't know if
this happened before they did this interview, I'm sure and
this is the interview is old. The rubles actually recovered.
It has only got it may not normally but quite a bit. No, I
understand. It's above what it was before the war 2006 Now, and
so the ruble is back to normal and so that didn't get heard
from that group in that regard, but they're also selling and
I've said it on the show.
Before they're selling their oil at a disk 25% discount to India,
and they have no trouble keeping up with this and the rest of it
just it's nonsense. It's punishments like stealing the
yachts, which is illegal as far as I'm concerned and unfair and
stupid. And this is nonsense. We're not doing anything. I
mean, if we're doing anything that might be helping, it's
sending the our excess or inventory to Ukraine to so they
can blow it up.
The rest of his bullcrap
sanction sanctions sanctions, so then the only reason we can
deduce that this took place was just to blame inflation on
Putin. There seems to be no other benefit.
Well,
you're right. There's no other benefit. And it turns out that
we're getting we're starting to see that ugly head of inflation
before the attack. And now Putin did it headlines which he goaded
into it, as far as we don't know. We're the ones who kept
saying he was going to do it. And he wasn't he said he wasn't
then he did. So something's up. And because that doesn't make a
lot of sense, unless the guy is just a psycho, which is, we'd
like to convince people he is.
But now we yeah, we have the great excuse for,
for the inflation bonehead policies that created these
inflation, this inflation. So that's the financial network is
one other network in play. And I don't remember if we talked
about this on Sunday.
But I certainly was pretty much certain that Elon Musk not
joining the board of Twitter meant there might be a hostile
takeover. And today, the hostile takeover bid came out. And I do
know that I said Elon Musk's mission. And that's his that is
his mission because he works for UN. As far as I'm concerned.
He's a government shill for everything he does. He is out to
destroy Twitter, and I think he's well on his way to doing
it.
Completely making Twitter irrelevant and destroying it. So
that there's just no useful communications carry water for
Trump. No, no, absolutely not. No, no, no, no, no. Now he wants
to take this private.
When you take when you take a company like Twitter, private,
you're just going to strip everything out, and you're not
going to bring it back as anything useful. And everyone's
going to leave in horror, but you're going to bring Trump
back. And that's going to make it a financially successful
product, because advertisers will flock to it. No. So what is
the point here?
I think you know what to do. I think he's gonna I know that he
didn't take the board seat, because if he did, then he
couldn't own more than 14.5 or so percent of the company.
Because that was written in the in their laws and bylaws. And he
wouldn't be here we just want to take more than 14.5% of the
company has to not be on the board, which is not right. So he
can do whatever he wants. But look at what he's done Twitter,
almost fiduciary, from a fiduciary standpoint has to
entertain if not accept this deal.
And if they don't, and Elon will be the first one to sell a stock
if they don't, it'll tank the stock it'll tank the company and
already people are freaking out. The employees are leaving and
it's oh my god, they don't they don't there's also that the
nightmare of shareholder lawsuits. Uh huh. I've talked to
people that were part of these His mission is to destroy
Twitter, but good. And then Twitter stinks. The I do too.
And um, I think it's fantastic destroyed go. This is the one
time I think Elon is doing a good thing. Even though he's
he's he's doing it for his ultimate masters. But
oh, yeah. Here's, here's what came out of this. And this alone
was enough. I'm so happy Max boot. Max boot. Who is? What
does the MSNBC contributor what does he do? He's a columnist,
isn't he for The Washington Post? I don't know what Max does
is he's an a hole. Yeah. So here's his tweet.
I am frightened by the impact on society and politics. If Elon
Musk acquires Twitter, he seems to believe that on social media,
anything goes for democracy, for democracy to survive. We need
more content moderation, not less.
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album art from mon Sierra TV. This was a very different kind
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very avant garde avant garde Yes, I'm on guard is very avant
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we didn't want that. That was an obvious one.
Although cesium 130 sevens beautiful little Dalmatian in
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frying up your dog. You people are so sick.
So we have we had a Disney Mickey Mouse groomer now I just
don't see that working. Yeah,
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I liked why yak I like it version two by networks, which
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but also like I also like just for design purposes. I like we
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think we had a newsletter I used Ness works cracker Jen
was good, which I just thought was a nice, you know, nicely
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Okay, grooming.
Grooming, grooming. Now, I started this selection with the
Jason Whitlock clip. Because he was did a whole hour two hours
on you met you mentioned this on Sunday show. Yeah, I thought I'd
get the clip. But he did a whole hour and I got a very
interesting little thing out of this and I want to play these
two and then I want to read something
And then you can take it from there. Okay, but let's go with
grooming and this is Jason Whitlock discussing the issue as
as the print is this this on his Blaze show. Yeah he's got a
blaze show called What's it called? He's got some name it's
pretty good it's very well produced wow that's that's Glenn
Beck man. If you're in with back then he he doesn't hold back
yeah he's got a good opening to good everything about is nine
and my sound is good he's a funny thing is he's got a cute
little red microphone of some sort. I'm not sure what brand it
is. I should identify that can't because it turns out there he's
actually miked. It's a it's a full mic. It's a foam. It's just
a mic. Is it just a decoration. His real miking is Elavil layer
that he's got pitch like that's like Letterman stuff that always
bothered me to it will ever let it well that goes way back to
well Carson car started Carson and Carson Ben Carson didn't
have a laugh. He would have the overhead shotgun that he had
there. You guys get paid extra money to have that microphone
that's right over your head. That's right, your mouth. Yeah,
that they can turn on they got dial swivel it. Yeah, it's
that's a lost art. So this particular kind of mic, those
guys are all now in the East River group. Jason Whitlock
number one some of the other day over social what is grooming.
And because the word groomers and grooming has been used a lot
over social media, it's been talked about, and people are
people on the left are very defensive about this charge that
they're groomers and some people don't know. So I want to read
you this is kind of the definition with my little tweak
on it again, and with no negative intent. I'm not trying
to take anything out of control. But this is what my definition
of grooming is. Based off of everything I've read up how
other people have described grooming.
Grooming is the act of building a relationship, trust and
emotional connection with a child so that you can shape
their sexual gender, political and racial worldview grown,
building a relationship with a child so that you can shape
their sexual gender, political and racial worldview. This is
what the parental rights bill in Florida is about. It's trying to
stop this grooming process that's going on in our schools.
Ron DeSantis is at the forefront and Florida is at the forefront
of this fight. They have passed a parental rights law that
Disney a California based company has publicly opposed
Disney and its employees have put Ron DeSantis in Florida and
this bill in the crosshairs, they call it the don't say gay
bill. It has nothing to do with saying the word gay. It's about
parents being able to control object to school systems trying
to teach Kindergarteners through third grade. That's 456 and
seven year olds, about sexuality and gender. Parents in Florida
and most right minded parents, they want the right to teach
their kids about sexuality and gender.
The only thing I question there is does it have to be all three
that you're grooming for? Or could it be for political or for
one of the three means and not all? It has to be all three? I
don't think it has to be all three. And I will say this, I
think he leaves one out. And I think the main grooming that's
going on even though the kids are oblivious to most of the
tournament Democrats Yeah, to turn everyone into a Democrat.
That's my thesis from this. Now there's something before it
played a second part of this where he actually has some
examples I want to I want to bring up the origin of the term
because there's a bunch of pillars so all those Solon does
couple podcasters are now taking credit because two or three
years ago, they said they brought it into the forefront
because it is real good counter term. To a don't say gay Yes.
But we're now I'm gonna give it away by you know, because this
is going to be too ridiculous. There is a
a Research Gate article I call the evolution of grooming
concert concept and term from the January 2018, Journal of
interpersonal violence, which is an actual magazine by Kenneth V.
Lanning, who tried to track it back. And I was going to do an
ask Adam kind of thing here, but I wouldn't be surprised by the
decade where this actually this term actually cropped first
cropped up. No, no, don't tell me. Yeah, I don't have to tell
you. Nope. So let me just read from the abstract. It goes on.
It started off trying to skip to the part where he gets right
into it, which is.
He says the techniques of a child molester employees are
most influenced by the relationship between the
offender and the victim. Although acquaintance child
molesters are sometimes violent. To avoid discovery, they tend to
control their victims primarily through the seduction or
grooming process. I believe the term was first used by a group
of law enforcement investigators beginning in the late 1970s.
To describe aspects of a seduction pattern of offender
behavior that was poorly understood by most
professionals. The term grooming then evolved as the head is has
as language does, and spread into more common usage by law
enforcement and other professionals and then by the
media and laypersons. That would be us. Yeah, the term grooming
has pretty much supplanted seduction as the term of choice
for the behavior pattern. Now, if I if I may, just for a
second.
Probably about three years ago, maybe for Tommy Robinson, you
remember him in the UK? He was making a big stink about
Pakistani gangs grooming young girls up in the north of England
to become prostitutes. Yeah, yeah, that's where we first
started hearing it. Yeah, I would say that was the beginning
for us. But it but it's a term that's actually been in play for
a long time. And he just, he just brought it into the
forefront. But it's not like it's a big secret. So let's play
part two of our Jason Whitlock piece. And most right minded
parents, they want the right to teach their kids about sexuality
and gender. They want to groom their children in the way that
they see fit, not leave it to crazy school teachers. And so I
want to play I want to start here, by playing a just a color
lives of tick tock does an awesome job of capturing the
sentiment of teachers across the country, very upset, that
Florida and other places, and parents are starting to push
back against this grooming process that we were seeing from
school teachers. And so here's a compilation of just teachers on
camera filming themselves, talking about their desire to
groom young people as it relates to gender and sexuality. One of
the things that teachers always do with practice called
meet the teacher and things like that they like sent home this
cute little like meet the teacher thing where it has like
a little bio about us some of our favorites stuff, just so
that you know who we are. How do I do that next year? Do I lie
and not talk about my marriage, too, I pretend I'm single,
too, I invalidate my spouse's stats. As a trans femme person
reading when they've been exposed to information, they're
ready to learn about it, whether you think they are or not. And
the research says that there is no age too young to talk about
pretty much anything if they know about it. They're ready to
learn about right. So there is no, you know, what we think is
always age appropriate is if they don't know about that. I
don't care what the government tells me to do. I am going to do
what I think is best for the health and safety. That includes
mental health and safety and emotional health and safety of
my kids. I will never let any child come through my classroom
feeling unloved or ashamed for who they are. You know, like the
LGBT, promotional like, this is a safe community kind of stuff,
the rainbow stuff all up in my room. And I tell them, I'm like,
if you look around the room, that should give you an answer
to your question. So I did officially tell them
they of course went berserk. So instead of teaching social
studies today, they just asked me how many questions about
being gay. So I think it was pretty well.
All right.
Either way, I remember as a former child being in this age
group, and I would didn't care if I had no clue whether any of
these teachers were married or not. And I didn't care. No. And
in fact, the teachers wouldn't talk about it. And if you if you
brought that up, you would probably get it that's, that's
private, none of your business. Or that or yeah, if you brought
it up, and I don't know that anyone ever did, I never know.
But now we're just we're not we're just being me. Now we're
just being boomers.
Yeah, exactly. Now you want to say something about this? No, I
just think it stands alone. I mean, there are some other
examples I make. Try to get one I didn't clip it but okay Buddha
judges
doing Oh, yes. Yeah, he was in Pledge of Allegiance. Little
kids pledge allegiance to the gay flag. Yes, yes, he did. Oh,
please. So this is a well planned. There's some real
brains behind what is going on here.
And I myself did not put it all together, I saw the what I call
the confluence to the confluences. We had Disney with
using the don't say gay bill. And then those people who were
saying Don't say gay, being called groomers that was kind of
that I thought that was just the a smart, cute little way to
fight back at the don't say gay, which is not what the bill is
called, or what the bill is about. Then we had 108 people
arrested for
I was a whole bunch of different charges, but pedophilia and
distribution of
pedophile material at Disney, of which many of those employees
were Disney employees.
But then we had Catan g brown Jackson. And this is where it
was very interesting to see that all of the questioning all of
the questioning that was really you know, that Fox News was
playing but really all the Democrat based channels were
complaining about oh, these guys are so obsessed. They're so
obsessed. Because the questions were about why did you give
lenient sentences to pedophiles and sex predators of child sex
predators, and even right down to can you that was thing was
was a Collins, who said can you
define a woman? No, I can't define a woman column wasn't
calling was it Murkowski? Who was it? No, no, it was it was
one of the more conservative the conservatives who was neither
one of those two women it was
I can almost think of who it was. But it was neither one of
those I can assure you.
I think
it was the from who's in Nashville, Tennessee, who's the
Tennessee, Tennessee lady Blackburn. That's who it was.
Yes, it was Marsha Blackburn and Marsha Blackburn. But now listen
to what
wouldn't. Marsha Blackburn starts to tie this together with
the Disney during the during her questioning is listen to this,
can you provide a definite? Just go skip to the end, we know that
she can't provide it and I decide so I'm not the fact that
you can't give me a straight answer about something as
fundamental as what a woman is underscores the dangers of the
kind of progressive education that we are hearing about you.
She throws that in there, which has nothing to do with the
confirmation of Catan g brown Jackson. So that this is this is
there's something going on here. And here's what you didn't hear
and it was Moe who put it all together for me. I have to say
he's he's more conspiratorial than I am. What you didn't hear
anyone ask during the confirmation here if Catan g
brown Jackson, Justice Jackson, if you're nasty is about her
presiding over the comet pizza shooting, commonly known as
pizza gate, back in 2016. When this when this guy drove up from
the south, and he brought his ar 15 Because he was going to go
save the children who were he was convinced that they were in
this comet pizza parlor and there was Podesta and the
Clintons and everyone's involved in this thing. And that was a it
was a huge thing online of course, all Q anon obviously.
And that guy he got four years in jail and three years of
psychological
observation after his four years he just recently got out of jail
actually.
For for his actions. Not a single question was asked about
that it would have been so easy to say, Hey, how come you let
the let the pedophiles out after three months but this guy who
thought he was saving children from pedophiles, that you threw
him in in jail for four years and he is life is effectively
over? They didn't ask that question. And the reason why is
because we now have two parties. You have the
Pro pedophiles and now we can add Mitt Romney to that and who
else voted from the from the Republican senators? Remember
cows Mercat
Hall had call friends. Right? Yeah. So So and Marjorie Taylor
Greene was here. This is from the view. We were talking about
the goop, trying to block the confirmation. Yes, GOP.
Blocking.
Trying to block the confirmation of Judge ketanji Brown, Jackson
and Marjorie Taylor Greene took things a step further tweeting
that Murkowski, Collins and Romney are pro pedophile because
they voted for Judge Jackson.
So this is this is what most deconstruction I like it. This
is the pizza playbook. In 2016, without a doubt, the
before the election, the pizza gate, Hillary Clinton, the
pedophiles, it hurt her campaign.
And it looks like the Republicans are now replaying
that that's why they didn't meant they didn't want to
mention pizza gate. We don't want anyone to really
immediately go to Q anon. But oh, pedophiles groomers. So
that's the new word groomers. And they're they're going to be
talking about everybody being in the grooming camp, and I think
they're gonna get screwed over these Democrats, because it's a
great strategy.
Well, this strategy was revealed itself with the Virginia
election. Yes. Of the of the Republican because the guy
running as the Democrat, literally came out and said, No,
the public schools are the ones that should determine the
curriculum. We know we're the professionals and you see it,
you see tweets, I'm a professional educator, you're
not Yes. Shut up.
Shut up parent. Yeah. And this day, I think to this day, I
think you're right, by the way. And I think to this day, the
Democrats are still oblivious to the fact that parents don't like
this. They don't like to be told how to raise their kids, by by
freaks. And then they showed these when you saw with Jason
Whitlock. So, they brought these people out. And he says, she
said, crazy teachers, these teachers, they were great. They
had the green hair, they had a nose ring, they had face
piercings, everything but a tat that said love and hate on
their, on their fingers. I mean, they are freaky looking. These
are not this is this is that they're not I don't get what
they're thinking. I don't even know if the if the looks are
that important, but it's what they're saying, Oh, it's I think
the looks are incredibly important. You would but I'm
just saying I think the parents are much more concerned about
what they're saying and what they want to teach their
children and parents did I know and you see it coming from, you
know, somebody that's well, it doesn't look like they're, I
mean, that first woman that was on that list, she was adenoidal
as though she was coked up? Yeah, I
barely speak to and she had a big nose ring, the kind that
goes at the cows were and she had some issues and she's just
looked like hell. And she's telling everyone how to think
and act.
It's just, I think there's, I think it's a package. I think
it's a gestalt. I think the look does make a difference. No, I'm
not saying it doesn't. But what parents learned during the
lockdowns is what was actually going on in the classrooms
because of kids getting
irony of Yes, yes. great irony of COVID Yeah, so Oh, wait a
minute, into the classrooms, which is also an indicator which
we don't harp on enough. I don't because it's my issue, which is,
let's put cameras in the classrooms. Yeah. Well, you
know, that just gonna glitch.
Well, there's that 100% Glitch. So I think we can look forward
to a lot more of this groomer strategy playing out data
groomers, strategies, dynamite. I agree. I think 100% is a
strategy that is going to work. And I think the term has been
brought into the fore again, you know, and I think it's going to
work because and Disney's not helping their cause.
And now Florida, by the way, besides going after the
pedophile ring in the Disneyland Park, they're going after
Disneyland, Disney World. They're going after their status
in Florida. When Disney World was set up, it was it was a
sweet deal between the state of Florida and and the park. Ed
does because it was a golden useless swamp land in the middle
of nowhere or Lando. They were going to take this big swath of
land, they were going to build his parks but bring a bunch of
employment we had to have a couple of deals and the deal was
you can have unions. We we don't want to we don't want this we
don't want that we don't have we don't want a bunch of we don't
want to be affected by the labor laws. And we're going to here's
how we're going to propose doing it. Instead of being workers
we're all going to be we're all going to be performers. It's
going to be the which the ACT we're all actors and act
Isn't it we get paid into those terms. We don't get paid like,
like Florida workers. And that's where this whole idea of you
know, they're, you know, you're a member of the cast. And then
you see the citizens employees only it says Cast Members Only
doors. And that's why oh, that's all to get around to Florida
labor laws. Oh, I thought it was just cutesy. Yeah, it's very
cutesy. Yeah. If you want to not pay anybody, you know, they're
worth words matter.
Words matter to cast members only has a lot to do with this.
And now Florida, because the Santos and the Republicans are
in charge, are taking a second look at the deal. And they say,
Okay, you guys want to fight the way we're doing our legislation.
Let's look at the deal again, and just is, is going to shut up
fast. And Disney is a great target because they own ABC,
they own ESPN, they own a lot of properties. Disney just by
itself is just so outrageously large and everything that they
have a look at. I have one of these fold out things of
Disney's pride. Oh my god, they own half the country. And why
don't you go look on getting on YouTube, you know, say early
Disney movies. sexualizing children, if you want to be
disgusted and know where Disney comes from. And this goes back
even before Shirley Temple, and it look at some of the early
Shirdi temples, they are sexualizing the children you've
even got little kids like five years old, where they're at one
of the girls dress up like a prostitute and the end. And
you've seen him Hollywood. Yeah. And the kid is dressed up like a
like a real, like a trick. And he's he's handing her money and
she's gyrating. It's disgusting. And that's Disney. That is their
origins. That's where they come from.
The other group that is being exposed and is going to start
melting down as Black Lives Matter. They've been abandoned
by the Democrat Party surprise, abandoned, and the funniest this
is this is so beautiful. You're not for someone like myself, who
loves looking at nonprofits and understanding where the money's
going. And I have been doing this from day one on our show
form 990 is, is that is like it's a beautiful thing. What are
these guys doing who's on the board how much money is being
made who's donating you can always find easily in the form
990. But it's, it's a requirement when you have a
nonprofit, which means you're not paying taxes, you have to
report what you're doing, you have to have some form of
report, you don't even have to report your donors if you don't
want to under many easy to manipulate circumstances.
So the executive director of Black Lives Matter, the
nonprofit so even though I call it is Patrice colors, and she's
been very controversial, this professionally trained Marxist
as she says herself, because she all of a sudden wound up buying
as $6 million were the houses.
So that's always been a question like, Well, where did that money
come from? Actually, I think it was her her wife or her partner.
I'm not sure if they're married, who was that? It was doing that.
And you know, she had mine up, some of mine had been from her
Netflix deal, but it's very confusing. And you need to look
at the form 990. So she was asked about form 990, which
apparently, even though she raised I think Black Lives
Matter, raise at least 50 Probably more than $100 million
from corporations went into, as far as I know, the the Patrisse
Cullors, lead nonprofit, the one asked just last week about the
form 990. It's a really good question. I think, you know,
first of all, number one, I actually did not know what,
nine, nine days were before all of this happen is confusing. So
part of the opportunity here is to educate your folks. Like
something's being weaponized against us that many people
don't even know and honestly don't care about. I didn't know
about them. So they started asking us for them for COVID
relief funds. And you need my nine
to call the accountant. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, that accountant
handled that. Like I don't know what that is.
It is such a trip now to hear the word the term nine, nine
days. I'm like, good. It's like the triggering
April 15 is next week. Yeah. So people were asking for this
nonprofits form 990 which they hadn't filed. So where did the
money go? And I didn't know about form one nine it
is triggering to me.
And so we need to make sure that that takes a lot of nerve. Oh,
no, no, this is what takes nerve. Yes. There has been so
much clarity for me a questioning for me. I don't know
if I have clarity or answers yet. But I'm like, wow, this is
didn't seem like this isn't this doesn't seem safe for us, this
990 structure, this nonprofit system structure, this is like,
deeply unsafe like this is being literally weaponized against us
against the people we work with. I can't tell you how many people
are like, my next. Like is are they going to do this to me is
as so there's not a lot of that's like, when you you know
this you run an organization like people's morale and
organization is so important. Yes. But if their organization
and the people in it are being attacked, at what at and
scrutinize everything they do, that leads to deep burnout that
leads to deep like, resistance and trauma. And so I think that
other piece for me around, you know, what I think it's
important for people to understand is, and it's
connected to this question, but there is a, there is a
misinformation and disinformation.
effort to not just
challenge Black Lives Matter and the organization, but it's an
experiment.
If they win,
then it's the next black lead organization. Yes, it is. And
then that's the next black lead organization. And it's the next
black person who's leading that. And so it's so important that we
pay attention to what's happening. And we don't allow
for they and they have this so that they know what they're
doing. Like how to create the infighting how to create the
distress. We have to stop it. We can't we have to stop it before
they do it. We have to shut it down. We have to be showing up
against it. And so that has been really important to me too. Like
taking the time to kind of stand back and watch it happening and
being like, Oh, this is how this works. Like we we are literally
the experiment right now. Yeah, but uh Wow. How about that the
asking for the nonprofits form 990 is required by law the IRS
to report is racist. Yeah, and it's not safe.
minds going to end up in jail. Was your mind boggling? Yeah,
we'll see. We'll see. I don't know how about these days are
kind of on her side of the sorrows Shambo da stone stead
Brown for long did these guys are getting that browse to this
whole thing is falling apart? Thank goodness screwed up. And
that Thank goodness.
She's gonna lose that house. Do you watch.
She's super racist. super racist. She's glib. Yeah. To
lib. Let's go to China. China's a big part of the news because
of this Shanghai thing. Yes. I have some boots on the ground
whenever you're ready. Well, let's start with sir but start
talking about the truckers. A lot of this stuff is not being
discussed in the mainstream, but you can get it on New Tang
Dynasty. Listen to this China, United truckers one across China
miles of 18 wheelers and other trucks are lined up along
highways. With the trucks, doors and windows sealed shut some of
those vehicles with truckers locked inside. As that's going
on shipping and delivery has ground to a halt. Let's take a
closer look. Fully loaded trucks stretch for miles stuck in their
tracks. Nearly a dozen Chinese provinces have ordered highway
closures as a means to combat rising virus spread. But those
orders have left truck drivers in a tough situation. Some say
they made long distance drives in route to their destinations.
But once they got there, they weren't allowed to get off the
highway. Others were even asked to turn around and go back where
they came from or were put in quarantine. Videos circulating
online reveal more about what's going on. One of those videos
was shared Sunday to an official account run by the local
government of Jeju young province. It zooms in on one
truck driver from Shanghai and how his trip was brought to a
sudden halt. Shang Hai is currently battling a rising
surge of infections making contact with people coming from
Shanghai has been deemed highly risky and likely to result in
getting sick because of it. Anyone coming from the mega city
is subject to strict isolation measures, including not being
allowed to get out of their trucks. It's been half a month
and I haven't gotten out of the truck. No way to change clothes.
Nothing to eat, but only some instant noodles. I got a box of
noodles now only a few packs left. Hey, we can give you a
point eight ounces of cheese powder. Now the thing is that
you know there's all American news is covered now, they're not
even doing a good job. They're covering a little bit of
Shanghai and you know everyone's locked down in Shanghai, but
nobody is discussed these tracks
couriers who have been in they showed the trucks are sealed.
The guys can't get out of the trucks is part two of the
trucks. Many of the impacted truckers face another problem,
the fact that they've been physically sealed inside their
cabins. That's including the truckers carrying aid shipments.
On top of that many have their contact tracing apps checked
regularly and are required to get tested for COVID 19. And
there's more. Some of these truckers have been tasked with
delivering aid supplies to Shanghai. But after unloading
these goods, health workers sealed the trucks and truckers
were ordered to isolate in their vehicles. One trucker from Hebei
Province questioned the measures. He says getting locked
inside should only be for those who break laws.
I want to ask what laws do we truckers break? What are we
guilty of? Why should you seal us inside? Did the virus come
from us truck drivers? Data shows that China has about 20
million truckers responsible for transporting about 80% of the
country's goods. So far, the strict policies on truckers have
paralyzed shipping logistics and contributed to skyrocketing
prices. That's phenomenal. I had no idea. I know a lot is going
on but I hadn't heard about the truckers.
Yeah, this seems to be some worldwide truckers thing going
on Canada. Now you're not you hear a little bit but not as
much and then this this is ridiculous. 80% of all Canadian
goods go through the air routed through one truck or another.
And they're sealing him in their cabins Okay, now I can't get in
can't buy gas can't get out to get gas can't do anything. So
there's all these trucks backed up 1000s and 1000s you see the
video there's just millions of trucks stopped
by it's beyond me. It's that's pretty insane.
Okay, you got I mean, I have thoughts on China, but it seems
like you're the one that is uh, has got the goods here. Clip
wise. Who are you want to hear another good one? Yeah, I
haven't heard and number one. You haven't heard us of course,
but the transplant plant tourism.
Okay, let's roll. Some Canadian lawmakers are trying to close a
loophole, one that allows citizens to get an illegal organ
transplant from China. This after an international tribunals
is trying to harvest organs from prisoners of conscience. Oh,
against their will. Here's more. Well, thank you, Madam Speaker.
A group of Canadian lawmakers is pushing for a new bill. It's a
measure that fights the practice of forced organ harvesting would
make it a criminal offence for a person to go abroad and receive
an organ taken without the consent of the person giving the
organ. controversy surrounding transplant tourism has become a
backdrop for the measure. That involves when patients traveled
to other countries to get organs, oftentimes because it
takes too long to find a match in their home country. In the
US, for example, it takes about 11 months for a liver and more
than three years for a kidney. Right now over 100,000 Americans
are on the waiting list for an organ transplant. Many patients
die waiting. But in China wait time isn't measured in years.
But in days and weeks. And 2020 a hospital in Wuhan found four
possible heart matches in just 10 days for a female patient.
The country has also been known to source organs within 72
hours, or even 24 hours. This information comes from Chinese
media reports. In some cases, Chinese hospitals have also
promised re transplants meaning if the quality of an organ isn't
up to par, the surgery would be canceled money back the hospital
would schedule another transplant within a week. The
extremely short wait times have made China one of the top
destinations for transplant tourism, but many have been
asking a key question. Where do the organs come from? Yeah, the
Uyghurs? Of course we all know that answer. Well, it turns out
not just the Uyghurs we get a little more information here
than then the kind of rote stuff they do. That we get in the
United States about the Uyghurs wiegers Uyghurs listen to part
two rights activists argue a major source of China's trend
Wait, I know where they come from. Of course, they come from
people who
have sex with a prostitute and wake up in a bathtub full of ice
with their kidneys missing that's how it happens. Rights
Activists argue a major source of China's transplant organs is
through forced organ harvesting, saying China harvest organs from
prisoners of conscience by force, sometimes when they're
still alive. In 2018, an international tribunal in London
give its judgement on allegations of forced organ
harvesting. The Tribunal is made up of renowned medical
law and legal experts. It is beyond doubt that forced
harvesting of organs happened on a substantial scale and by state
organized or approved organizations and individuals,
those experts say China's main Oregon supply comes from
following Gong practitioners EAGERs members of an ethnic
group. Since the allegations have come to light, several
countries responded to China's forced organ harvesting. Israel
passed a law that prevents insurance reimbursement for
illegally obtained Oregon's Belgium likewise passed the law
punishing Oregon tourism. But in Canada, there is no law that
fights organ trafficking, which is why the Canadian lawmakers
are pushing for this bill. And I too would like to take this
opportunity to recognize the amazing work that was done by
the late Member of Parliament David Kilgore on the lawmakers
also mentioned the bill is in honor of David Kilgore. He's a
former cabinet minister and it was among the first that brought
the issue to light back in 2006, when the forced organ harvesting
issue first emerged and so little media coverage. David
kill war investigated the practice with another red lawyer
named David Mattis former the two later published an
investigative report we pursued every investigative trail we
could find in the report, you will see that there are 18
different avenues of proof and disproof we considered and
evaluated. Our bottom line conclusion after considering
everything as best we could was that the allegations are true,
we believe them to be true that this harvesting is indeed
happening. This is why I never checked the box on my driver's
license as an organ donor. Because I'm always afraid, you
know, I'll just be in the hospital somewhere. Some happen.
I'm not dead. And I'm like, oh,
let's take this from this guy, but especially to get to a wreck
in China. Well, that would be a travesty, of course. Let's wrap
this one last clip. They were nominated for the 2010 Nobel
Peace Prize, killed were passed away last week of a rare lung
disease. He was at one it's a it's a shame that he didn't
leave live to see its passage. But I certainly hope that this
bill will will pass. Following the investigative report.
Kilgore kept raising awareness about the issue.
David made us and I had been in about 50 countries talking about
it. And we will continue to talk about it as all people of
goodwill will until it stops is there's only one country out of
what I guess almost 200 countries in the world now that
does this on an industrial state sponsored level and that's
China. What's more, he wrote a book called Bloody Harvest the
killing of Falun Gong for their organs. She is the one that blew
the doors open on this practice overseas. And I made this thing
possible. David brought this issue to my attention. He
brought this issue to many people's attention. He wrote the
initial report, along with David made us on this issue has just
been a tireless champion on it, but on so many other human
rights issues as well. That's for the bill. It passed the
Canadian Senate last year and is now before the Canadian House of
Commons.
That's pretty gruesome, John, you think?
Well, it was the most ghoulish series of clips I've I've picked
up for a long time. And I didn't know anything about this. And
that was from which publication? This is from NTD. Are they Falun
Gong followers? Is it a New Tang Dynasty? It well, they're the
Epoch Times. Yeah. So following Gong with people Yeah. Okay.
Yeah, you have to consider the source. Well, I'm not gonna I'm
not going to disagree that has happened, I'm not going to say
is bullshit.
I have some boots on the ground from Shanghai, which I'd like to
share. We have several producers there. But the one my favorite
professor John Jones, has been teaching English as a second
language throughout China for several years. He lives there
with his wife and his child had been in Shanghai
for
certainly throughout COVID.
So he sent me a number of notes throughout the week at my
request, actually at the keepers request, like hey, don't we know
somebody in Shanghai? What the hell is going on? So he sent me
some notes. He's American. A Monday during the six hour open
time I was able to buy so I'm just asking you about food and
being locked in your house so they did have earlier in the
week, a six hour open time where people were allowed to go. He
was able to buy 16 Apples 50 eggs, 10 kilos of rice and five
large cucumbers. He also picked up some other essentials eight
packs of wet wipes. The water guide delivered 318 liter
bottles of water, so that will last for about four days. Today.
Wednesday. One local market told me she is allowed to make
deliveries but her stock is pretty much depleted. We still
have enough vegetables and meat and dried fruit, potatoes, pasta
and milk to last 10 days to two weeks if needed. But we
shouldn't be allowed to have food deliveries from private
shops tomorrow and maybe I can go out by Saturday.
The biggest problem was that supply chain has been damaged on
Monday. I saw one local 711 type store Family Mart. Their shelves
were empty except for instant meals think Deluxe Hot Pockets.
Reminder he says a huge portion of Chinese Millennials
especially in Shanghai cannot cook and that professional class
are accustomed to getting meals delivered daily. Right now all
the local fast food steamed bonds Chinese pizza noodle shops
have been shuttered. Sorry about that have been shuttered. And of
course, those guys actually make their money via delivery. So
that this there is shortage.
So yes, he says other parts of Shanghai he lives on one side of
the river, not in the high rises, people are very
desperate. The suicides are true. Because we are far removed
from that population. This is more a family living area, but
the mood is still very weird. Then he sent me a follow up
well, we're back into lockdown. And we'll probably be trapped
for four to five days then have limited travel no cars or taxis
until May 3.
He says the population of Shanghai district is about 28
million. The government through the center of Western ecological
security of Lanzhou University has made the following a net
pronouncements and predictions.
Since March, there have been about 205,000 cases with only
7400 confirmed the rest are asymptomatic, the peak has
crested and will drop off to no new cases over the next three
weeks. By May 3, the cumulative cases will be around 306,000
With more than 96% Being asymptomatic. Hence, from March
one to May 3, about 1.1% of all residents have registered a
positive PCR, the total number of confirmed cases meaning those
showing symptoms of a cold be less than 11,000 or 0.04% of the
population. And there have been zero COVID deaths.
And he says as I noted,
in my community, we were supplied with food quality, meat
and milk colleagues living in other parts of Shanghai have a
completely different story. Their food was held in
quarantine for two days to disinfect them. After two days
they were given beef and chicken which was completely rotten.
They were given eggs all cracked and broken.
So he says what is most interesting is the streets are
empty, you're not allowed to drive. But autonomous vehicles
delivering food are all over the place. He says this is like it's
the biggest beta test of autonomous driving cars he's
ever seen.
So why if these numbers are so low, why is why are they doing
this? Is this to purposely disrupt supply chains, which of
course it's doing a very good job. I have another note from a
producer who says he hears from his suppliers that not to expect
any deliveries from China until June for whatever he's waiting
for. But the answer may come while the answer that I got I
was watching
Jack Jack for sobic on war room, and he had a very long
explanation, which I didn't like. But I like the premise. So
I'm going to tell you what it is. This is the mandate of
heaven, which I had not heard of before you ever heard of the
mandate of heaven.
I can't say that I have from the Wikipedia. The mandate of
heaven, also known as heavens will is a Chinese political
philosophy that was used in ancient and Imperial China to
legitimize the rule of the king or emperor of China. According
to this doctrine, Heaven which embodies the natural order, and
the will of the universe bestows the mandate on just a ruler of
China, that son of heaven. If a ruler was overthrown, this was
interpreted as an indication that the ruler was unworthy and
had lost the mandate. So the Chinese who of course, in the
past 30 years have been lifted out of rice fields into
smartphones and self driving cars and beautiful, beautifully
constructed cities. They don't really know any better. They
don't understand freedom of speech or freedom of movement.
They're just happy. So they'll take whatever they get. And
because this quote unquote Emperor has the mandate of
heaven, they're fine with him. And I think this year, Zhi Jing
ping will be going into his third term, which was not
possible previous to him changing that to being possible,
but here it comes. And the last time this
the mandate of heaven was used to overthrow a leader emperor I
think was in 1906 or 90, maybe 1919.
Here it is, if
it is also common belief that natural disasters such as famine
and flood were divine retributions, bearing signs of
Heavens displeasure with the ruler
or so there would often be revolts following major
disasters, as the people saw these calamities as signs that
the mandate of heaven had been withdrawn. And as I was
listening to Jack Russophobic, who lived in
in Shanghai for two years, speaks fluent Mandarin. I didn't
know this. He said, This is the reason that they're going so
hard and so maniacal by locking people down, because already,
the mandate of heaven may be on shaky ground because the
vaccines clearly didn't work. So they so Jing ping cannot be seen
as not having complete control over the situation. And that he
says is why this is taking place.
I'd like it. That's a good theory. I'd never heard of this,
and maybe some of our China experts can, can let us know.
But this is even this the mandate of heaven does not
require a legitimate ruler to be of no noble birth.
Depending on how well the person can rule Chinese dynasties, such
as the Han and Ming were founded by men of common origins, but
they were seen as having succeeded because they gained
the mandate of heaven. intrinsic to the concept of the mandate of
heaven is the right of rebellion against an unjust ruler.
To have this was true, and this is still a thing in China.
It makes sense then to me, but I don't I don't think they can
contain this if if people are jumping out of windows and dying
and screaming out of apartments, the middle of the night. I think
the mandate of heaven may be revoked may be in play to get
rid of this guy too. That's possibly the same thesis also
possible. Well, I do have a couple of supply chain clips if
you want to play Oh, yes, I do. But before we do that, I want to
play this because it says the word interesting there's an
interesting clip about the CCP and certain computers I Paul
Chinese companies are joining the US Securities and Exchange
Commission or SEC is provincial list, according to the SEC is
official release Tuesday. The listed companies include CIO who
China's most popular search engine provider, and legend
biotech among others. The full list of companies is identified
under the US is holding foreign companies accountable Act, or H
FCA. They have 15 business days to file a dispute. This is the
fourth batch added to the list since March. According to H FCA
companies on the list must disclose information as required
by the SEC for three years in a row. If not they'll be required
to delist from the US market. The final amendments of HFC a
specified disclosure requirements relating to the
Chinese Communist Party saying the company must disclose if any
CCP members are also board members for the companies and
clarify whether the company's articles of incorporation
contain charters linked to the Chinese Communist Party my eyes
glazed over what was that about
we're cracking down on the Chinese companies that are being
traded in this country
in very strong this is not no minor thing they've defined for
FCC where they were the
SEC but the sto the name of the things the F h FCC says oh
holding foreign companies accountable acts I'm like that
where they can't be just a bunch of bullshit right and he's
trading here a run by the Chinese government we're just
going to put up with more for some reason right? Okay, let's
go to supply chain sorry supply chain one hold on a second
supply chain we're just supply chain I got subway
and supply Oh, okay.
That helps with areas of China still under locked out many
goods are stuck inside the country and that could become a
big problem for the global supply chain. That's according
to I am a Asia's managing director Richard Martin. I am
Asia is a peer group forum for Asia based CEOs and other
executives. Martin says many products made around the globe
contain parts from China, adding that the world is about to see a
logistic snarl they'll dwarf any slowdowns and 2020. Martin made
the comments while speaking with CNBC Tuesday. And during that
interview, he noted that China accounts for 20% of global
demand, but that its role in supply chains is much bigger.
No kidding.
Yes, it's a lot more than 20% 20% of global demand from
China. Yeah, the global supply is probably more like 80.
So it's this the second half of this clip. For weeks, China has
been battling rising outbreaks of the CCP virus which causes
COVID-19, the chief economist from financial services company
Nomura holdings gave more details
He's referring to his company's survey of the situation. He
explained. China's lockdowns cover around 40% of its GDP. Off
the regions locked down Shanghai is taking the brunt saddled with
strict closure orders from authorities. Other areas
struggling under that pressure include a northern province of
dealing and southern Guangzhou. Both areas are hubs for
factories and other manufacturing. China has adopted
a strict zero COVID-19 policies since the start of the pandemic.
It seeks to completely eliminate the virus from China, rather
than learning to control and live with it and low numbers
like most other nations. To achieve that goal. Chinese
authorities have shuttered factories and businesses Well,
forcing residents to stay at home for weeks or even months at
a time. I am Asians Martin describe it as quite unlikely
that teaching ping will back off the policy. He says that's
because the strategy has virtually become a hallmark of
the current administration. Nago Mandate of Heaven.
That's what it looks like protecting this chain this the
chain of BS COVID finale clip, Beijing is still holding strong
to zero COVID-19 policy despite the recent hardship the strategy
has posed in several cities. During a press conference
Tuesday, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson insisted
the protocols are scientific consistent with the reality of
China's situation. And the World Health Organization's guiding
principles is that the restrictions have effectively
protected the life and health of Chinese and foreign nationals
living in China and made important contributions to the
global fight against the pandemic, adding that all
control measures come at a price. The remarks came as a
response to the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.
The Association sent a letter to Chinese Vice Premier which would
wa dated Friday, detailing how lockdowns have caused
significant disruptions for many companies. The Ledger suggested
Omicron is posing new challenges that seemingly cannot be
overcome by applying the old toolkit. The letter also
mentioned that the costs of implementing the policy are
rapidly mounting and noted the practice is eroding foreign
investors confidence in the Chinese market. I love the
content of these of these reports. It's so boring the way
they deliver them though. Tora Bora actually had to desperately
Well, I don't I try to keep them short. I know I know. I'm not
I'm not blaming you. Just like she's no wonder this has no
play. No one cared this year boring. Well, that I'm telling
you, you could jack up and jazz up the foreign transplant
tourism story and we have a lot of fun with it if you had any
guts, but the mainstream media won't even discuss it. Now. I've
never heard of it, you know.
And you can also talk about the truckers being locked in and
welded in their own vehicles and they can't move and the world's
falling is a good one. Nobody's mentioned that. We don't want to
talk about truckers. No. I got a couple more this down. But this
China financials down bad market is probably worth listening to
short.
At the same time, foreign money is fleeing China at a never
before seen rate. The trend began with Russia's invasion of
Ukraine. According to financial newspaper Nikkei Asia, foreign
investors sold more than $6 billion in Chinese stocks and
bonds and the first three months of this year, reaching one of
the highest figures ever recorded. Some experts say it's
partly due to investors concerns that if Beijing helps Moscow,
the US will sanction Chinese companies too. But even before
that foreign investors were already suffering largely
because of Beijing's clamped down on major Chinese companies
across various sectors in recent years. Now, it's on top of
Washington's threat to delist Chinese companies from the US
market. Okay. So these clips that you're playing here, just
it's a nail in the coffin for me. They are they are completing
the great reset, which you can only do after you destroy
something. And this is destruction and China's clearly
in on it is destruction. We're not going to have enough food as
the markets. The financial markets are all screwed up. And
I'm sure that they they love being able to do stuff to stop
their the hyperinflation from happening. We've got super big
inflation. Yeah, we've kicked Russia off of Swift. You can't
tell me who's gonna put this back together again, a bunch of
globalists. Well, the globalists are the ones that are taking
tearing it apart. Yes, this is like violating all their
precepts. Yep. All the global oh, we're gonna have one big
happy family. You're gonna be trading left and right and left
and right and you can don't worry about it.
To start your dependency right now depend on China for this
depend on China for that, and everybody who's followed any of
these rules has been screwed.
I don't know what to make of it. Let's do a quick bit of COVID.
Because there is news that we need to discuss. And it's it's
annoying, annoying news.
It looks like we're going back into masking looks like we're
going back. And I did as a mainstream media masking gone
edited by the boost stars. It tells you this is all coming
back because of well, gee, I don't know this, because this
COVID is cases we have to do something.
And, and so that's back in the back in the conversation. And
this is the most annoying one. Tonight, the CDC extending the
mask mandate on public transit until at least may 3, while it
tracks a rise in COVID cases. But that move leaving some air
travelers frustrated enough already. Let's just get on with
life. At this point. We're living learning to live with it.
So just put it behind us. That's enough of the clip, you get the
idea. It was supposed to end April 18 is now being extended
into the first week of May. The reason is probably because
there's a debate right now in Congress over the national no
fly list. And we're trying to find people who are Republicans
who have been rowdy on planes because of mask mandates. And
you they want to throw people on a no fly list internally. So we
had to, it's kind of weird to without due process. Of course,
it's kind of weird to have a no fly list if there's no mask
mandate. So we probably had to extend that for that reason, I'm
just guessing.
Let's continue to make sure we we alert everybody that those
who are vaccine hesitant or anti vaxxers or just don't want the
vaccine in their life. Well, there's a there's a study done
on you after the out of Duke is shedding light on why some
people are more vaccine resistant than others. The
researchers used a database that's been tracking 1000 People
born in 1972 and 1973 in New Zealand. Since childhood, their
social, psychological and health factors were measured.
Researchers found participants who are now vaccine resistant
suffered abuse, neglect threats and deprivation at an early age.
As a result they missed trust adults, family, friends, co
workers and authority figures. The pandemic may have triggered
a fight to survive centered on the self rather than
institutions. Can you believe this? You selfish selfish
bastard. I wondered why you never got this shot.
Because I was abused Eat up. I'm an I'm a victim. I'm a victim
and abuse victim. I mean, that's okay. That's what it is.
Testing. I think we should keep our eye on the ball because
there's something new coming down the pike. A cough contains
more information than you think what we found in our research is
that cough sounds provide us information about what's going
on inside your lungs. And that's led to the creation of res app.
We start off by asking you a date of birth, it claims to be
able to pick up whether someone has COVID 19 by assessing five
cops in whole story. We're at 92% I'm sorry. It's an old
story. No, it's not an old story. No, I know that doesn't
mean that it's not new again. There's a new story you just
don't remember it. No, no, I do but the story is not just about
the coughing
okay, but I just want to say that they brought they brought
this distro kid, I remember, but they brought it back with the
price tag into the 508 92% sensitivity so that means that
we identify 92% of people who have COVID Just read that cough
sounds for sure. Yep has sparked worldwide interest with Pfizer
now wanting to buy
for $100 million. We're really excited about the silly thing is
bullshit Pfizer represents. In a statement Pfizer said the
acquisition adds to its growing digital capabilities, and will
bolster its efforts to pave a new era for digital health. We
developed a whole suite of algorithms to see how well each
one would detect the COVID signature that we're looking for
which is present in the costs of people with COVID 28 year old
Jack Hanson was part of the team that cracked the algorithm that
allowed the app to work. He's pleasantly shocked by the Pfizer
deal that was past any of my expectations. I expected a most
collaboration or some investment in our company but not a not a
buyout. That was that's an amazing and amazing outcome. The
company says negative results and 99% accurate, but a positive
result should be confirmed with a PCR or rapid antigen test.
Andy
You don't have any symptoms, the cop test is only 50% accurate.
So there's still a lot for smartphones become a testing
device, that company needs to conduct more clinical trials
before it can get approval from the regulator. We're engaging
with the regulatory bodies to make sure that we build the
evidence that they require to get approval sometime in the
future. Louisa red gets ABC News, Brisbane. And I don't
think this will actually be approved. I still think it's
bullshit. I know it's bullshit. Now, of course, of course. And
by the way, how do you crack in Elgar?
This such a bull crap report, but if he developed an algorithm
that's different than cracking an algorithm Yeah, but that
gives a sound like a big scientific breakthrough. But
this is not going to be used for COVID. Nope, this is going to be
used for the next new thing that we're all going to be afraid of
the last time a deadly new bird flu showed up here seven years
ago. It really hit poultry farms. In 2014 2015. We saw I
think somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 million
domestic poultry affected. Brian Richard says that virus didn't
infect many wild birds. This time. It's different. We've got
two different wild bird detections in 32 states.
Richards is the emerging disease coordinator at the US Geological
Surveys National Wildlife Health Center. He says this virus came
across the Atlantic a few months ago, probably carried by
migratory birds, it can kill some waterfowl, but I think
there's pretty clear evidence that some waterfowl likely are
not affected by it, and therefore they're perfect
transport mechanisms for taking it very long distances. Since
this virus arrived. It's killed birds that belong to more than
40 species, mostly ducks and geese, but also scavengers like
black vultures and bald eagles that presumably eat the
carcasses of birds killed by the virus. Ron Phu che is a flu
expert at Erasmus Medical Center in the Netherlands, there's a
chance that the virus will stick around. And this will be called
a long term problem. Who say says there's only been one known
human infection, a farmer in the United Kingdom who lived in
close quarters with ducks that got this flu. That person tested
positive but didn't have any symptoms. We haven't seen any
other farmers or veterinarians or other people being infected.
Still, since this bird flu arrived in the United States,
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been keeping
a close watch. Todd Davis works on animal to human diseases at
the agency. He says bird flu viruses related to this one have
sickened and even killed people during past outbreaks in other
countries. That's why public health officials here have been
monitoring the health of more than 500 people in 25 states who
have had contact with sick or dead birds, because humans have
no prior immunity to these viruses. Typically, if they were
to be infected and spread the virus to other humans, then we
could have another pandemic virus on our hands. That's our
primary concern. Besides testing any people who show flu like
symptoms, they're also closely tracking genetic changes in the
virus, looking for anything that would suggest it might become
more of a threat to people. Don't worry, it will. You might
be right about the thing being used as this stupid algorithm
being used to catch the people with bird flu when they cough,
because I bet you can copy a bird flu cough I didn't know
exactly how to. And so you can fake it. And if you wanted to
get out of work or something, you can actually make a cut. I
can I can caught caught. Do a bird flu cough?
Yeah, but you might get black bag thrown over your head and
thrown into a reeducation center somewhere so you may not want to
be doing that. No, I just I would do it just to see make
sure that the machine caught it. Well the result of this is that
chickens and turkeys are being called that's a fancy word for
killed around the country. Without even testing without
even testing USDA rid of them. We got to get the job price.
Yep, up to $4 a pound and one of our producers is on a team that
does some of this work. Do you know how they do this with the
chickens and turkeys? I had no idea.
They they do you think that you did a Gasim? No. They go into
the barn or the whatever the huge building is and they start
spraying foam
and they just spray the foam until all the chickens or
turkeys are just covered and then they keep filling it up
filling up halfway into a nightclub.
Yes, only they suffocate and then of course the the foam
eventually dissipates turns back into water and all the turkeys
are dead in there and then you can just pick them all up.
And that sounds nothing but humane. So, yes, the price of
chicken and turkey going up or dare I say the great reset once
again. So now the big story which I've left until now
because it's one of those stories that
it will be great to believe it but I'm, I just have a it seems
like a big hype. But so I got emails about this for the past
three days. And this is about dot from Dr. Brian artists who
has done a documentary with Stu Peterson not my favorite host. I
find him way too HYPEE and angry. And I don't know, to do
Peterson shows just not not my kind of guy. They did a
documentary, it's in the water.
And so the premises? Well, first, we heard from him and the
US Senate testifying about remdesivir Dr. Bryan artists, I
think he's a, he may be a chiropractor, but he's
definitely read the research. And we know remdesivir kills
people. And so he made this point at a recent hearing. Our
next panelist is Dr. Brian artists, thank you for being
here. He's treated over 10,000 patients from around the world
and he will explain the impact of current medical protocols on
our healthcare system. Doctor, thank you. The coverup and
corruption is insane. Anthony Fauci is one of the biggest
liars in the planet. And I didn't know who he was May 2020,
he declared in a memo on nih.gov, that there is one drug
and one drug only that we're going to allow all hospitalized
Americans to be treated with for COVID-19.
This one drug in May of 2020. He said there was two studies that
proved it safe and effective against one the Ebola virus in
Africa and a study a year earlier. And then in a second
study that ran from January to March of 2020. And it was
actually conducted by the maker of remdesivir, called Gilead.
They gave that drug to Ebola patients, Anthony Fauci was the
only one that funded the entire study in Africa. So he knew this
data.
They found that it was the only drug in that one year study that
had an over 50% death rate of all the innocent Africans that
gave their drug to in that experimental trial. The Safety
Board for the trial pulled remdesivir from the study in
August of 2019, halfway through this study, and said not another
African can get this drug. It's too deadly and too ineffective
is what they said.
And Anthony Fauci declared in May of 2020, that in that Ebola
trial, it was found to be the most safe and effective drug
against the Ebola virus. That's what he said. I knew right away
from the Gilead study conducted two months earlier, that the
entire kidney failure, multiple organ failure was a result of
remdesivir and had nothing to do with a virus.
And that is absolutely true. I said in May of 2020, went to the
media, I said, everyone needs to be warned that Anthony Fauci has
declared a drug to be the solution to a pandemic for all
innocent Americans, he is going to kill hundreds of 1000s, if
not millions of innocent Americans with this drone. So
you have kidney failure, liver failure, now, heart failure
being caused by remdesivir published to do so guess what
the only authorized drug to treat COVID 19 children is now
in hospitals and outside
remdesivir. So what he's saying here checks out the data on
remdesivir of people dying is consistent with what he's
saying. I'm the Ebola trials. That's true, that I completely
believe that this was used to kill old people, maybe young
people as well. It's certainly had people's organs shut down.
This is not news to us. But what is news and this is the focus of
his documentary that he did was to sue the pieces what his name.
Yeah, Sue Peter to sue Sue show whatever his name is,
is that the COVID 19 virus is actually snake venom that has
been put into water or will be put into water now. But there
there are molecules and genetic sequences of snake venom in
COVID-19. And that remdesivir is using the same snake venom only
in larger qualite quantities to finish the job.
And that they're going to put this in the water and people are
losing their shit over this. And it may come from this study from
the University of Arizona, which sheds a little more normal light
on what may be happening losing a battle with COVID-19. It's
like having rattlesnake venom running through your body.
At least that's what researchers are telling us we found evidence
that there was an enzyme A snake like enzyme in the blood of
people who are dying in extraordinarily high levels.
Scientists from the University of Arizona working on this study
for the past year and a half, recently publishing it in the
Journal of Clinical Investigation.
The snakelike enzyme found in Healthy People at low levels to
prevent bacterial infections. But in severe cases of COVID 19,
it's doing the opposite. And these high levels of this enzyme
are looking at those tissues in the organs and saying, You look
like bacteria. Let's read your membranes. Let's put these
organs out of their misery. And we're told it may be what's
driving COVID-19 deaths. Dr. Floyd Chilton, senior author on
the study, saying what's even more remarkable is where we can
go from here in the fight against this pandemic, and we
come up with specific therapeutics that will not care
which variant is coming towards it. Researchers explain that
current clinical trials on snakebites are helping in those
efforts, they can possibly repurpose some of the treatments
being tested. This could one day result in a viable option other
than vaccines to prevent death in severe patients that allows
us to take a precision medicine approach to the disease. We can
go into clinical trials and choose the people who are at
risk of this mechanism. Their hope regarding the next step is
an international multicenter clinical trial. They're working
with global organizations to see how they can make that possible.
It's taken a few swipes at me already, we asked a rattlesnake
expert for his take on this or something that is almost as
universally loathed as rattlesnakes. It seems fitting
and interesting and ironic that the venom that they have and
rattlesnakes might be a key to getting out of this whole
situation. I'm Ashley Perez, ABC 15, Arizona, so I don't know.
theremin.
It's not my theory. I don't want to Theramin myself on this
because you're the one that said they're gonna drop it in the
water. No, no, that is what that is what Dr. Artists is saying
not me. That these guys are screwing that's the documentary
is and I'm sorry, just you finally you sold me from not
now. I don't have to see the documentary because that's nuts.
Yeah, I mean, how can
a virus that had respiratory repercussions all of a sudden
now it's snake venom? And by the way, I think the vaccine some
vaccines, do you some snake venom? Not that I know. Yeah.
No, I've been researching this. Turns out sometimes they do.
I've actually, I've actually had some snake venom. I'm sure you
have no seriously in Thailand.
Just as a drink with Yes, it's a drink is a very disgusting
story, which I will share. I was doing a documentary in Thailand
of Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Shanghai. And we had to go to
special it's it was a documentary. So you go to all
these places that oh, this Look how crazy this is. Oh, this is
cool. Oh, here's the long necks that was my favorite. Oh, let's
go to the long Nexus is very secretive, except for the big
sign that says long necks this way.
And then you have to drink the blood of the Cobra.
And so what they do is they first they they get the Cobra
really pissed. It's very sad. Sorry, they get the Cobra pissed
off with a stick, didn't they? The milk is his venom put a
little bit on the side of a glass then they cut him open
while he's alive bleed him into the glass throw some alcohol in
and you're supposed to drink it you'll have hard ons for the
rest of your life
and so you're listening to practice this is a practice that
was talking to the point where they actually named the street
snake alley in Taiwan in Taipei and you'd go there and visit I'd
never would partake as dumb but I take people there because they
went to Taipei enough that I could I knew where it was we
take some people and we've shown it take when I haven't heard
about steak Alice go to snake alley and you go there and you
see people doing it they got the snake and they squeezed and they
get to the head part and then they push down so all his guts
in his blood horrible it's horrible gruesome and this
greenish and is everything else and they put some some some a
yam of alcohol one of those those high alcohol
clear completely downs it and he and I asked her about to some
somebody who's the most who comes here the most and he was
supposed to give you this infinite hard on who's who's the
customer for these things I say? And the guy says oh Japanese
Japanese is pour into this. Yes. Yeah. And they go in there for
that. Well, the point is that I apparently you're the other
customer. Well, when you drink it, you can actually feel the
venom kind of stinging a little bit on your lips. And yes, I can
attest it works. I'm going to show my school by donation to no
agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah,
that'd be fun.
I
could have punched up the punch line. I know I couldn't beat No,
I just I just wanted to just get past it.
Yeah, well, I had to set up earlier when I was going to do
the coffee with the chicken glue and you wouldn't let me do it.
What do you mean? It was a softball for what what does it
sound like? And I'll do this. I'll do this bit and we'll go
cut right into the donations. No, no, I'm sorry. I didn't
realize you were setting up a bit. I almost did it twice. I
didn't hear I was over. I was my head was in the Cobra.
Onward was apologies that was not on purpose. Apologies. I
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in the 30s or something that is going to be a night. Yes, I have
no I have the note. Hey, I want to mention something here.
Before we read this. He goes on and makes a big deal about look
I'm getting you read these notes because I'm being knighted. So
I'm only gonna give 30 What we normally don't check for these
done that low. Most people are getting their notes written to
50. I mean, you're taking a big risk, it seems to me when you
donate two bucks, and it just so happens to put you over the top
for
for knighthood and expect us to read the note down at the bottom
of the spreadsheet which we don't read normally don't look
at. Sometimes we don't even get we shouldn't even get this part
of the spreadsheet. What's the point? Well, here's the thing
that I don't understand.
Why is he not on the night list? Yeah
that's funny because because it's a part of this is part of
the problem. No, no, no, no because here's what he did. Now
I understand.
This is Sir JC the Smith he is a knight. No. And what he says is
I made a donation for $33.33 Today it's all I can give
currently, but as a night I'm invoking my right to be heard
before the roundtable that's how this works right?
Well, yes, when you when you need to karma for somebody or
you but a long note, somebody's dying.
We break for dead people.
So that we will make this exception but this is not how
it's supposed to work. My soon to be ex wife cheated and got
pregnant by her one night stand. See, this is why we need to
reach out. After I found out my friends in Seattle offered to
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Seattle at the same time, I applied for the cheapest
department I could find listed. I told myself with these things.
If I told myself these things through I guess come through
it's a sign and I would donate what I could well the universe
heard me and I got the job and the apartment a week later. I am
currently packing all my stuff up and heading north in two
weeks karma did its thing I'm glad to hear that and we're
gonna give you an extra karma for your the big changes in your
life.
You've got karma I too thought it was a nice thing but now that
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Good group there in Indianapolis Kansas City The Kansas City no
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he was at the hospital collecting masks or something.
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all the producers on hand went to 11 and the kids well, they
went wherever they felt like going. This is Zach from Olathe,
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I couldn't I don't think I could hear what he was actually saying
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great. Sir Jeffrey tau who is there. And here's what's
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free live music in North Idaho 630 at cruisers and Bar Grill
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Western simulation be
Getting six o'clock at Panther Island brewing and then a plug
for May 16 May 16. That will be the low country love a palooza
at the Royal American in Charleston South Carolina the
keeper and I will be there so this will hopefully be kind of a
makeup for having to miss the Tennessee meetup we hope that
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won't be triggered.
You want to be a buddy feels the same.
It's like
There you go. Like a party.
Okay, ISO world.
How many got three? Actually?
I've got to
watch you play your three first. Okay, hold on a second. Setting
up this. Yes, I have you love America. You throw money in its
hole. That's too long.
That was exciting. Man. I enjoyed that law. I
think this is the one that that may make it. It was 33
everywhere.
Well, that was good. I like that one too. Yeah. Okay, I got to I
got Okay.
Okay.
Yeah. It's just simple and sweet. And then I got nothing
better. We had nothing better to do. Yeah, I think 33 Everywhere
is best. Yeah. You didn't even recognize the voice and the
other one. nothing better to do.
It's probably me.
We had nothing better to do. Oh, no, that's Andrew Horowitz Who's
mad because I was talking our, our nonveg vacation. And I said,
Yeah, we have nothing better to do so we called the Horowitz's
it came out like that, but okay.
Is he really mad or is this a show business mad? I wonder, but
people should go listen to the last DH unplug where he goes off
the rails on this. He went off. I haven't heard it yet. He
really went off the rails. Yeah. Oh, I thought that's where you
know, because I saw him tweet about it. I'm like, Oh, if
you're tweeting,
he went, he went. He was irked and he went off the rails and it
was worth listening to if you haven't heard the last DSM plug.
No, I refuse Why should I listen to him be mad at me? Yeah, he's
mad at you because the way he saw it is that you showed up and
it went into dialogue would have gone like this. So we got
anything to do.
Wow, no. We maybe have dinner with the horror which is we
don't have anything better to do than that. Now we got nothing
better to do. We'll go you'll call him obviously maybe then go
out. He really felt
hurt. He hurt. He felt hurt. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry to hear
that. You're Cavalier NIS about definitely nothing because that
Okay, so that's not why I said it. When we were going to Fort
Lauderdale, we knew we'd have nothing to do.
Better to do.
Okay, I'm dropping I'm out of the argument. I'm just telling
you that He made us and so somebody sent me a clip saying
hey, this might work because it's funny. Yeah. Although he
did the intonation doesn't work for the entire show. No, it
doesn't but if he was saying we've got nothing better to do
or say anything but anyway, so I would say the your clip is the
winner. Yeah, well now I'm disturbed by this nice well, I
saved it to the end of the show. I don't want him to be I don't
want anyone to be angry with me
I wouldn't give it any I can and we had we had planned this two
days ahead of time so Okay, take me literally that's fine. Yeah,
there we go. That's the atom I'm looking for. Yeah, yeah, no,
that's that's what you're going for every single time you just
stirring up shit so that's what your
favorite guy Yeah, exactly. Well, here he is. Here he is.
You got anything left or can we just leave because now I have to
call Horowitz
done with this. I've done my job. Yeah, well done.
Okay, meanwhile you just cancel on him on on a Tuesday. It's
like John canceled. But me I say something like I'm I'm a big
douche.
This gave you some day obsess about until the next show, which
ever speaking to him again.
We've got some good clips. He got some Biden stuff and
it's coming up but it's just a few days away. Per Day
June is going to be cut the nothing Thank goodness. And
it'll be Easter and we're working on Easter Sunday so you
may not hear Easter You're kidding me. Oh, another easter
we're actually working, toiling. Yep.
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Where you're
just now Dr. Zieve. Cohen. Dr. It's great to see I know we do
have to start with a disclaimer that you obviously haven't
treated Vladimir Putin. What is it that makes you get to this
point here? What's he exhibiting he's put get you there sibm
dollar bounty on the head of Vladimir Putin, sharing this
poster on social media and stating Wanted Dead or Alive.
Vladimir Putin from mass murder. He simply lives direct to their
faces and presented them with an ultimatum.
Think of the model of someone who has psychopathic traits. But
then we're thinking of somebody that really sees the world in
terms of power metrics, power dynamics, does not believe in
rules does not believe in conventional morality, and is
really just sizing up
readouts
on our track record and killing these political environments,
they must be part of you that worries that you will be a
target. We've seen one after another President's political
opponents have been attacked, murdered, mysteriously forced to
close with chemical agents. Government has no qualms about
killing for purely political reasons. People with
psychopathic traits, they are calculating they take their time
they plot their next move. And it seems like we're really
seeing you know, the maestro here is he's putting his
finishing touches on a plan, you know, Europe dependent on oil
and so forth. So I think that if we understand the personality
we're dealing with a lot more concrete is a disaster for your
country because it stores Russia over things it doesn't want.
Russia wanted recognition and respect. The global top table.
Now it's been shot. It wanted less NATO on its borders. It's
going to get much much more. It's got a huge economic hitman
is forcing the brightest young people in the country to leave
1000s We have nothing.
Single benefit. You know, a psychopath can be reckless and
impulsive, but on the other hand, with psychopaths love to
do is test your.
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