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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, June
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I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm reminded that
all of us make a healthy snack. John C. Dvorak.
Greg Vaughn and buzzkill
just be careful to pit I think I said darkest corner instead of
darker you did.
I was gonna actually say that somehow work it in but I
couldn't.
I think it's that's correct. It's it's factually correct.
Yeah.
The darkest quarter,
the darkest corner I'm here in the darkest corner.
Yeah, you are actually. Hey, oh, my goodness. Austin.
Crazy week though. With the with Monday being the holiday. I get
confused. Man. What day is it? Is it Wednesday? Is it Friday?
Is it Sunday? I is. I lose all sense of time during the show.
You do? Yes.
I do. I haven't missed a show by because you thought it was a
Wednesday?
No. But I did not. I hadn't set my alarm for this morning. Which
is there you go.
Oh, that was so conscious. The beginning of the end, ladies and
gentlemen. Yes.
It's just how it ends. Hey, before we get into news, or
whatever, and have a little little update, you recall my
problem with changing my address or my credit card?
Yes, it was a very good story.
Well, there's a tale to the story. It continues. So just a
quick recap, I want to change the new address. Or Mike, I only
have one credit card because you have to have well, yeah, I had
that with one when I was dating. Yeah, you can't live without it
without a smartphone and a credit card if you're dating,
cash. Cash, baby, sure, baby cash. Well, airline tickets gets
a little more complicated and be done. Here. Okay, good. I'll
need some help. Here's, here's what happened. So I could not
change the new address, because according to the bank's database
of the credit card bank for the credit cards database that that
address did not exist. So that said that you can't do that
you're doing it wrong. Keep trying. And as you recall, I
called them and then they they,
let's let's stop for a second and re emphasize the one small
aspect of this, which is that you're living in a place with a
bona fide address, post office guy comes by and gives you mail.
Yep. But yet, the bank looks at his statement does does there's
nothing there? Well, it gets better. Why don't they just take
that address that you gave them and put it in the database?
I'm gonna tell you why. I found out why. But not after I ran
into another issue. So Tina and I were booking some travel and
web and for a number of reasons, United is the one that is going
to take us where we need to go. So I'm looking at United. And,
and okay, and yeah, and actually the whole world will drive to
Houston, it'll be cheaper that way, won't doesn't matter. So
I'm checking out and United has the Verified by Visa upon
checkout, and I have a Visa card. And I go in but but then I
click Submit and the Verified by Visa comes up and it swirls
around. And it says that we cannot verify your house number
your apartment number, please do it properly. Like go through
this three or four times. Like, okay, let's call them up. And I
call it the credit card they call the Verified by Visa
people. And they give me a whole long song and dance and these is
a different division. They have nothing to do with my credit
card. And I said look, it's not working. And I actually told her
this story. I said there's something in your database. And
she said now now they'd say you're over your limit. Okay,
whatever, whatever. Which, which, which could have been
true, by the way, but that's not the point. And so then the Tina
says, Oh, I have a bit of a Visa card. And we try her visa card
exactly the same thing and she's not doing this girl she pays off
her credit card diligently rule follower says I'm not I'm not on
my limit at all. Exactly the same thing cannot verify. And
here's what I've uncovered as I know I'm a little perturbed by
we cannot buy these, these tickets with Visa card. And we
don't have any and don't have them. I don't know if MasterCard
be any different but here is what's going on. This is because
of the multitude of AV S's known as address verification systems.
One of them which is used quite a lot is called Smart T string.
eats salty streets.
Alright, this is like a column I've been meaning to write on
microservices architecture.
Well, it's breaking down Bigley right now, it bed
breaks down Bigley, everywhere there are. I'm having a similar
problem with this pop, pop money guys
will do that there are people who can't who move to a new
building, or newly built home, and they can't get phone service
internet service, they can't get anything. Because the phone
companies, cable companies, I would say you don't exist, we
they will not even take orders. This is a huge problem. And
there's an AI researcher probably about an hour and a
half last night. There's not this, there's no central place.
You can say, hey, this is a real building. It has 38 floors, you
might want to consider putting it into your database. In the
meantime, all I get is now your your over overdrawing your
limit? No, no, no, no, no, I know what's going on here. And
and this is one of those unintended consequence.
Actually, I'd like what your title better what would would
you call the failure of microservices? Is that what you
called it?
Yes. And this isn't, this is a tip of the iceberg. All these
companies have been sold a bill of goods on this MSA
microservices architecture. And I first ran into this.
Hey, we got the we got the abs for the MSA. No, we haven't
is. So all everyone in Silicon Valley uses these things.
Because you can put together a huge corporation with all kinds
of capabilities. It's almost a fractal of the way JavaScript
works.
Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. Interesting. analogy. Yeah. Yes.
And so which makes sense? Because it's all based on, you
know, similar code.
Yeah, it is that that's, that is true. But, but so you, you got
all these systems put together. And so I have run into this
problem at least twice or three times where some one of these
modules fails. But because of the architecture itself, there
is no real. There's no real good way with most of these
companies. They don't know how to do it, I guess, or they can't
do it. I'm sure somebody does it, right. But there should be
failsafe mechanisms in there. And there's not in that your
case is a perfect example. There is no reason that this has
happened. And
the and the only the only reason why, as far as I can tell, by
the way they use an address verification system is just for
the website input before you task. Their database, I presume,
you know, in JavaScript is a great example. Because
JavaScript, you recall Oh, yeah, I'm sure you've seen it. Oh, no
input your phone number like this, no dashes, no pluses, no,
nothing. That's a JavaScript saying, before we even send this
query off, you've got to fix your inputs in your fields that
you've that you've filled out,
right, which they could do at their end with some other code.
Yes.
But that, but that's just local on the browser. Now we're
talking to a database, and God knows which database they use.
The thing is, I don't know how many people will call to
complain. You know, how many people have have run into this
in my building? I don't know. But just all have, but just
looking around, just looking around this address Address
Verification stuff? Is has a lot of problems for people. And I
just love Professor Ted, because he predicted all this.
Can we theorize that if you had not made the address change or
tried to you still be in business?
Yeah. Yeah, of course. Why wouldn't it work? It would work.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure what
so you should so the mistake is on your new baby. Hi.
Um, so now well, technically, they changed it in the credit
card database. So technically, that's their problem.
Now, this is one reason among many that I use a post office
box for all my credit cards, sailing. Although wherever I go,
it does make a difference. Yeah. Well, so I'm post office boxes
are established. It's not like they're new.
So good. You should write that column because it's a problem.
And I think you'll get a lot of people saying, hey, good one.
Yeah, they're gonna say good windows are going to come of it.
That's the kind of the downside.
There you go. Alright, hey, good newsletter. I liked your
predictions about Kathy Griffith.
Yeah, might as well outline them. So some people don't get
the newsletter or they reject the newsletter. They hold their
hand up. Get this newsletter out of here. Yeah, I predict that
this is a this. I don't think she meant it to go this way. But
it's gonna go this way. Whether she likes it or not wishes she
gets fired from a bunch of gigs. She's repentant. Since she is a
liberal and since everybody hates Donald Trump and they
would like to see the severed head in real life. They will
bring her back to the fold. One one step at a time baby steps
and bring on the talk shows where she'll apologize
profusely. And then my thinking was, oh, either show a picture
of the severed head. So we review the the moment and I
thought she would try to like bring the severed head on the
set.
Yes, in a wig box I'm thinking but I don't know the carrying
case.
And I further stay said that the producers of such shows will not
allow that but what they what can possibly happen as they head
can go on a tour get an agent even and not showing up as it as
I hear William Morris is already calling that can I represent the
head and then they handle float around museums and exhibitions
and gallery as as the head and and she'll come out fine. She'll
get a bit better job joke by the Jim tinker a couple of years. I
want what happened to Bill Maher. I mean, Bill Maher is on
his show a network show and he says Americans are cowards, and
the terrorists are the heroes.
But you know, you know, I remember that very clearly. I
was living in New York. It was politically incorrect. I recall
the I'd have to watch it, but I recall it differently. He didn't
say Americans are cowards. He says you cannot call the
terrorists cowards because they were very brave to kill
themselves in the airplane. That's what he said. I don't
recall.
No, he did say that. But then he specifically referred to the
cruise missiles as a bunch of goods as a cowardly act by the
Americans. Okay. So he is out. So they fire him
next, and that was that was a tsunami of Whoa. Both from what
he said and both for the firing and the whole thing was was
crazy.
Yeah. Yeah. And he was out for a while persona non grata to
Kathy's.
She's been fired from the CNN New Year's Eve gig, which is
like, Oh, I know. But I was disappointed last night, and in
the midst of all of this verified by not Verified by
Visa. That's turned on pooper turn on Uber. I'm sure you love
Kathy on. No, that was very, I mean, what an opportunity. Why
wouldn't they put her on?
A Well, I think they're going to I think they're working on what
to do. I mean, a couple of things that came out of this.
One is that Al Franken?
Oh, yes. He's moved to the forefront now as as like pretty
boy of the Democratic Party.
And I have a clip here I want you to play which is a woman
supporting. It was kind of an ask Adam, this is a woman
supporting Griff and I got so many clips I have to look now.
dingbat supporting that will probably be there you go. You
save some say woman, some say dingbat, tomato tomahto. Some
say they weren't offended by the image.
I personally have no problem with this kind of gesture she
made. I think there's a lot of people that are very hurt by
this presidency. But I also think, you know, if you're a
private establishment, the First Amendment does not require you
to amplify someone else's speech. So that's why it's their
prerogative.
To First Amendment does not require you to amplify, hey,
here's a way to ask Adam part. Oh, it's an easy answer, but you
may be thinking, Alright, where she from?
This one? Yeah, California.
Austin, Texas.
Oh, is it we're back up for a California now. We're you know,
in case you guys run out of dingbats, we got him here. New
problem. The thing I'm, that I'm surprised by Well, not really,
if you if you consider that we know the universe is split, we
have multiple dimensions. There is a severity in this dimension
be where apparently, Griffin and her photographer and there's a
whole crew, there's a whole bunch of people involved in a
photo shoot like this. And they all thought it was great. And I
think she was true. I have that her apology. I'll play that. I
think she was truly truly taken aback that dimension B would not
support this kind of action. Hey,
everybody. It's me Kathy Griffin. I sincerely apologize.
I'm just now seeing the reaction of these images. I'm a comic. I
crossed the line. I move the line then I cross it I went way
too far. The image is too disturbing. I understand how it
offends people. It wasn't funny. I get it. I've made a lot of
mistakes in my career. I will continue I ask your forgiveness,
taking down the image going to ask the photographer to take
down the image and I beg for your forgiveness. I went too
far. I made a mistake and I was wrong.
It would have been nice if she apologized to the President that
would have been that would have made it but you can do that in
dimension B because he's not the president there.
I guess. That's a good point. And also junk. If you get the
judge Pirro Slam of Kathy Griffin's apology.
No, I don't I don't have I hadn't. I wasn't that
interested?
wasn't either as that's why when I lost I didn't go back to get
it. Well,
it's almost like this this obsession. Are we done with
Kathy Griffin because I am in LA she has
anything else except that, you know, she's it's a classic. I
think the classic moment was what you said when everybody
pushed this put this together and thinks it's twice. Yeah,
this is this is a work of art we've done here.
We're I'm an artist, I'm a comic. It's art, I tell you.
Now, there's this, if that was okay, I understand why that had
to be at least highlighted, although not on CNN, the head
yesterday. But CNN was really obsessing over the Kofi tweet.
We all thought it was a typo. there's every indication that it
was a typo. The President played with it as if it were a typo.
And then Sean Spicer, I guess, intimated that it wasn't a typo.
And we hear you kind of call out in your puzzle claims. Yes.
Well, what did you make of that?
It was crazy. And I hate to use that word, but it really was. I
mean, I'm not going to assume as a reporter, what the word was, I
was assuming that it meant coverage. But if he says that
there's a small group of people who understood what it was some
like, what is it? What is confetti, and confetti? I can't
even whatever. Of course,
only Yeah, I'm sorry. But she's the only one I've noticed that
it noticed what it was probably obvious he was coverage. Of
course, it
was coverage. And I have to say that Tina immediately said he
meant coverage, he probably fell asleep while he was tweeting it.
That's what it looks like. Because the F and the V they're
pretty.
It looks like one of my titles.
I know another guy now he's older than you are. But I know
another guy's in an age range. And you know, the typing of of
stuff is interesting. Just, for instance, the first clip in your
list today alphabetically is comma Oh, comma, to Facebook and
loses now. Yeah, you know, it's like, figuring out what that
was. I don't think you're crazy. I'm a mom,
I don't think the comma is next to the M. And the little tiny
thing, I don't even bother to look up and I just type whatever
I feel. And it's sometimes you get comma. Oh, comma. That's
what happened. Now what now?
I want to I don't know if you're up for it. Right of your report,
but Hillary Clinton is still kind of ground zero of
everything that that is being discussed regarding the
political stripe kind of on the global stage. You know, the
Russian theories, the conspiracies, all of that. It's,
it's definitely she's ground zero. And she was at the code
con.
Oh, yes. I bet you got this because I didn't get it, but I
know about it. And I was just like, as a head slapper.
Oh, well, I was disappointed when I saw most of the clips
that were taken from this. It was completely completely missed
all the groovy stuff now that MSG Oh no. And then we sat
through this hour and a half and it actually at a certain point
was quite tedious, but all the meat and potatoes was in the
first 45 minutes however, because it's Kara Swisher mold,
wasp, wasp, Walt Mossberg wall smelt Wasp Vosburgh and Hillary
Clinton and an audience a only way we can really do this we
have to we have to travel.
Oh, you think is that bad? It's
that bad.
All right, I can do it. Have you had your tea? My tea is secure.
Okay, here we go. Order this standby everybody can get a
little bit busy just look at the ground that will all go away
here we go. Standby. Oh, shoot here it is the machine read
forward
it's going to be only America
for traveling from the strategy to dimension
Sparky came
he is always concerned when it happens and I need a little more
time before we do that. All right. Now it's clear that malt,
malt and Cara have spoken with Hilary beforehand. This is just
complete. Sure. completely obvious. It's clearly what Cara
is friends with Hillary that that is I didn't get to do a
fundraiser for I'm sure I'm sure they they're very tight. So I
think you use the right word too tight. Yes. I thank you, Joe.
understood. So I have a number of clips. There's one longer
one, which is really, I mean, it's just mind blowing. But
we'll start with just her basically setting up Aniela. And
so you know, nothing that she did is the reason she lost
nothing that her team, of course reason that they lost. He's
a genius. And so there's only the Russians
will try to get it what you think you misjudged? Well,
if you went all the way back, doing something that others had
done before, was no longer acceptable in the new
environment in which we found ourselves. There was no one
is she referring to her being the originator of the phony
baloney story or possibly true story about Barack Obama not
being an American?
Neither? Neither
against it, there was no rule, nothing of that sort. So I
didn't break any rule. Nobody said don't do this. And I was
very responsible and not at all careless.
So she's talking about her email server. And I'd like to just
replay that because you stopped it kind of in the middle of a
moment here.
Here we go. Nothing of that sort. So I didn't break any
rule. Nobody.
Let's go back a little more. Here we go. We think we know
what she's talking about. You're ready to go back
home? Nothing of that sort. So I didn't break any rule. Nobody
said don't do this. And I was very responsible and not at all
careless.
Okay. So I just want to reach back to Comey his testimony.
Certainly, she should have known not to send classified
information. I think, as I said, that's a definition of
negligent. I think she was extremely careless. I think she
was negligent. Comey said she was extremely careless. And here
she is saying I was not careless. This already was mind
boggling that she would sit there and say that, and you?
Yeah,
I'm guessing. I know what you're gonna get. She's diluted, yes,
don't
do this. And I was very responsible and not at all
careless. So you end up with a situation that is then exploited
and very effectively for adverse political reasons. And it was
maddening because in the middle of a hard fought campaign, it's
hard to stop and say, Wait a minute, what you think you know
about this is not accurate. Let me tell you, you can still judge
me, you can still hold me accountable. That's fair game.
But there was so much else going on at that time. And the
investigation that they conducted, ended in July, it was
over and I have my have my complaints about former Director
Comey but it was done. And then it was reignited, and it became
the major reason toward the end, based on the best analysis that
I can find that I lost ground and ended up losing. So
obviously, turn the clock back.
Okay. So it sounds like she wants to blame Comey, but she
will blame something completely different. But she got off to a
little bit of a rocky start, as she made a huge gaffe,
I have been watching this and been, you know, obviously the
target for a number of years. And what is hard for people to
really accept, although now after the election, there's
greater understanding is that there are forces in our country
put the Russians to one side who have been fighting rearguard
actions for as long as I've been alive because my life coincided
with the civil rights movement with the women's rights movement
with anti war protesting with the impeachment or, you know,
the driving out of office because he was about to be
impeached. President,
let's be specific.
Yeah, let's be very specific, as if people didn't understand what
I was saying. Yeah, because
your husband actually was impeached. So she tries to turn
back as as we know, that she makes this mistake continuously,
saying that Nixon was impeached. And now he's like, Oh, you're
the impeachment. And I think you could read that as Bill
Clinton's impeachment. And cash which jumps into saver jumps
into save. Oh,
nice work, Kara. Now? Yeah, all we're missing here is that old
clip when she goes on and on about the vast right wing
conspiracy?
I don't think I have that anymore.
I don't think we have it.
No, I don't. But we remember it was, was it? Oh, just that's
what it was vast right wing conspiracy. So it's still a vast
conspiracy,
you know, the driving out of office because he was about to
be impeached. President. Let's be specific. Yeah, that's be
very specific as if people didn't understand what I was
saying. It's just people
who don't understand what I was saying. Wow. microaggression
and let's talk about, you know, Watergate and all the stuff that
we lived through.
Yeah, like you got fired from, from the law firm. You were
taken off the committee to impeach Nixon. And all things
swish or malt could have could have brought up. But no, and I
apologize to some crackling in some of these clips. That's the
original audio. Now, a new term. Now we're gonna get into the
meat and potatoes of it all. Why? Why, why, why? What went
wrong? Ready for the term?
What we saw was in this election, particularly, and I
appreciate what Walt said, the first time that you had the tech
revolution. Really weaponized?
Oh, yeah. This is a big one. John, this is the new talking
point. weaponizing tech weaponizing.
It like you use the word weaponize it, we've kind of
heard them beat around the bush about this. Yeah.
But it's it'll come back several times here politically
before it was a way to reach voters, you know, collect
fundraising, do things that would help the candidate who was
behind the messaging that changed this time, and it
changed for a number of reasons we should talk about. So
talk about the weaponizing of it, because one of the things
that's interesting now, you recently and we've talked about
the uses of Facebook,
how do you look at second, you know, AI? How do
you see how it was weaponized? And let me It begs the question,
why weren't you weaponizing it like, Why? Why is
why why wouldn't you weaponizing your tech lady being so good,
not just you, but and not just saying we Democrat Democrats?
Yeah. Well, look, here's
here's how I see. And you know, I hope others will jump into
this debate in the months ahead, because there's a lot that we
have to understand if we're going to avoid this continuing
assault on our sources of information. I thought
that was a little interesting tidbit this sources of
information weaponizing tech on the sources of information,
which know what she's done with a continuing assault or assault
gets you as you buy the weaponized tech.
Yeah. Yeah. Use weaponized tech. All sources from Okay, yeah. So,
now we get into what weaponizing means, you know, I
was very proud of my data and analytics team, they
and this was surprising when this started, I was like, Whoa,
to her, I'll just a spoiler. This is all about the weaponized
tech, it's all about the data, and she got screwed. We're
largely veterans of the Obama campaign's await. 12. And then
we brought in new people and brought in a lot of, you know,
new expertise to build the sort of next generation and we had a
lot of help from some people in Silicon Valley as well. And what
we thought we were doing, here's the arena we were playing in,
was going to like Obama 3.0 You know, better targeting better
messaging and the ability to both turnout our voters as we
identified them, and to communicate more broadly with
voters. Here's what the other side was doing and they were in
a different arena through content farms through an
enormous investment in falsehoods fake news Call it
what you will about lies lies the good word other side like
using content
I want to mention that apparently exist until this
election lies we're never used in Canada ever happened
never happens no it this is a new break on American Yeah, I
like Obama 3.0 Though that's that's kind of cool. What you're
gonna do blackface
Oh, lies are really that's the good word to the the other side
was using content that was just flat out false. And delivering
it in a very personalized way.
See, these guys were so good job, that they are able to do
what Amazon and Google cannot Amazon in particular cannot do.
They were going to target and give me the right message at the
right time, which it arrived and it always said chip in. I didn't
see any any massive smarts and apparently help from Silicon
Valley. The same people who bring you the ads of the product
you just bought, please,
you know, both sort of above the radar screen and below. Hello
there. Hi. You know, I'm not I'm not a
tax expert by like she said tax expert. I had a tech sexpert,
yes.
I'm not a tax expert by any
tax expert, tax expert tax expert on
tax expert by any stretch of the imagination that really
influenced the information that people were relying on. And
there have been some studies done since the election, that if
you look, let's pick Facebook. If you look at Facebook, the
vast majority of the news news items posted were fake. They
were connected to, as we now know, the 1000 Russian agents
who Oh,
what 1000 Russian agents?
Where did this come from?
I don't know. We now know there was 1000. Russian agents. I
could just see all these guys in black suits, black ties.
Borders. Have you have you put the targeted message out yet?
Yes. I'm very good. Yuri. I'm doing
news items posted were fake. They work.
She have one hold on. Does she have does she show you watch
this thing? Does she posts show one example. Know? Is news fake
news all over the place? And somehow it cost her the
election?
No, but it was all linked to fake news.
As we now know, the 1000 Russian agents who were involved in
delivering those messages.
Yeah, you know, yes.
That's some NLP for you. Right? Yes. So she does stuff like
that. So matter of factly. To do and these two bozos are sitting
there with neither one of them had the balls to say what 1000
Russian agents. What are you talking about? I
should have clipped it. But later in the interview, moss
Berg who is retiring is actually shilling for a job with her. It
was it was it was pretty lame. But yeah, exactly. No exam
connected to, as we now know, the 1000 Russian agents who were
involved in delivering.
We're never going to the next clip.
I'm sorry. Get past it.
I know. It's a dimension thing. I get a she
uses she used this is a propaganda technique. As we now
know, as we now know, yes. We don't know this. But but by
saying it by saying as we now know, it makes it sound as if a
process had occurred. Well,
it's better than that. Why would any journalists, journalists
question it? Because if you say, as we now know is that well,
hold on? I don't know. Well, you're poorly informed. You
can't win with that, with that statement, as we now did, or
journalist cannot win. As we now know, if you Well, I don't know
that on stage, mind you in the red chairs. Now, she's not going
to do
that the 1000 Russian agents who were involved in delivering
those messages, they were connected to the bots that are
just out of control. We see now this new information about
Trump's Twitter account being populated by millions of bots.
I miss this story to
your story did up here. Tell me the story. The story is that
Twitter is filled with phony accounts, necessarily.
She says a million bots. Populated Trump's Twitter. What
the fuck does that mean?
Yeah, yeah, sketchy.
It was it was such a new experience. I understand why
people on their Facebook pages would think, Oh, Hillary Clinton
did that. I did not know that. Well, that's going to affect my
opinion about her. And we were we did not engage in false
content we make we may have tried to put every piece of
information in the best possible white and explanations. But we
weren't in the same category as
okay, we weren't in the same category. Now, what you're about
to hear the story within the story within her explanation of
how weaponize tech beat her at the polls, which is what she's
going to say, is such an a tremendously large story in my
mind. I mean, I haven't monitored everything. But I
can't believe that this is not headline news everywhere. If
Hillary Clinton, I'll just give you a little tip, just the tip.
If Hillary Clinton said publicly, it's mainly because of
the Democratic Party, the DNC that I lost. Wouldn't that be a
story? It didn't show up. And how did it show up?
It showed up and right wing.
I'm talking about. Okay, I'll just play it. And again, this
has some cracks in the beginning. I can't help that.
But I think it'll blow your mind. There's a
way to weaponize tech that doesn't involve lying right? Or
doing or having Russians help you. Right. But just it is a
political weapon. It's a fact of life. How do you do that? How
do you do how do we do it? But let me let me let me just do a
comparison for you. So you know, I set up my campaign and we have
our own data operation, I get the nomination. So I'm now the
nominee of the Democratic Party. I inherit nothing from the
Democratic Party. What do you mean? Nothing? I mean, it was
bankrupt. It was on the verge of insolvency. Its data was
mediocre to poor, non existent wrong.
I hate that. Let's just stop there. Did you know The DNC was
bankrupt and insolvent when she was nominated?
I can have to admit I don't. Of course not.
I didn't know this. This. I think this is big news. That was
done in Brazil. Everything's good. We're all great here.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz the washerman everyone. Everything's
good. It's all great here. What? They were bankrupt. They were
almost insolvent that data was in tatters their day to see
their setup
that they had at the big the name of that big Hall in New
York City where they're going to have the fireworks display
inside. Yes,
yeah. And the the glass ceiling. Yeah, some glass ceiling,
someone had money. But let's continue because this is all
about the data
says a die. This is good. You're doing good here.
Mediocre to poor, non existent wrong. I had to inject money
into it. This is the DNC, the DNC to keep it going, okay.
Donald Trump, who did nothing about really setting up any kind
of data operation inherits and RNC data foundation, that after
the Republicans lost in 2012, and they thought they had a very
good operation with the setup that Romney did the called orca
thought that was really state of the art. Now, this
is interesting, because now she's getting into platforms and
systems. And I did the you know, about the Orca system, the Orca
computer yell.
But I could imagine that Romney coming right from a tech kind of
a private equity operation that is involved in this sort of
thing would put together something that would be
dynamite. Well, orca
was a mobile optimized web app that was used as a component of
get out the vote. It was intended to enable volunteers
and polling stations around the country to report which voters
had turned out so that quote, missing Republican voters and
underperforming precincts could be targeted for last minute
efforts to get voters to the polls. So that was really an
operational tool on the day of it had nothing to do with the
data about the constituents or the base or, you know,
registered Republicans. So Hillary is not factually correct
on this one. But okay, but we get into an interesting topic
lose.
So they raised best estimates are close to $100 million. They
brought in their main vendors, they basically said, we will
never be behind the Democrats again. And they invested between
2012 and 2016, this 100 million dollars to build this data
Foundation, they beta tested it, they ran it, somebody was able
to determine about 227,000 surveys to double check, triple
check, quadruple check the information. So Trump becomes
the nominee, and he is basically handed this tried and true,
effective foundation.
Now, so she is now you see what she's going it's like, but there
are culprits behind this data foundation. This is where it
gets really juicy.
And there's a couple of little side things that are kind of,
I'm just gonna throw him in surely overlooking? Sure. One is
that part of this Russian thing is that besides hacking the DNC
to expose the email, they also supposedly hacked all the state
databases to try this look at who was there? If this stuff was
all useless crap, what difference does it make what the
Russians know? She's
saying that the DNC data was crap, but the Republicans had
weaponized with $100 million.
Yeah, no, I know what to say. I'm just going back
a bit now but she has a different take on the Russians
involvement. This is why it's important we go through the
whole thing,
effective
foundation. Then you've got Cambridge Analytica.
This is where I went whoa, what did you just say? Cambridge
Analytica?
Yeah, we've talked about them before. Yes, this is a group
that started in the UK. And I believe that their database
Yeah, in fact, I know that their database was used for the Brexit
vote. But she brings us up and I'm like, Whoa, and she has a
theory behind this that is just too precious to believe,
foundation. Then you've got Cambridge Analytica, and you
know, you can believe it In the hype on how great they were or
the hype on how they work, but the fact is they added something
new, they added something. They added something. Well wait until
you hear
something. And I think again, we better understand that the
Mercer's did not invest all that money just for their own
amusement.
So now she's talking about the Mercer's that would be the
investment that Robert Mercer who is a billionaire Donald
Trump supporter, he bought a piece of Cambridge analytical
now he bought that in 2014. So I guess they were thinking way
ahead of the game here. I
saw Trump coming somehow. Yeah,
we know they played in Brexit. And we know
Oh, little implication they played in bed Brexit up, we know
and we know how that turned out. So you
know, invest all that money just for their own amusement know,
for their
own. How about because I think it's a good company, and it's
gonna make money and now it was to influence elections. I
understand. Thank you, Hillary.
We know they played in Brexit. And we know that they came to
Jared Kushner, and basically
you gotta listen to this. I mean, it's just listen to this
theory.
Jared Kushner and basically said, we will marry our
operation, which was more as it's been described,
psychographic sentiment, a lot of you know, a lot of harvesting
of Facebook information. We will marry that with the the RNC on
two conditions. You pick Steve Bannon and you pick Kellyanne
Conway
I fell off the couch.
Is she just making this stuff up? She's insane. She's
the deal was we're gonna hook you up. But in exchange for us
hooking you up, you have to take Bannon and Kellyanne Conway
because they need a job. I mean, what else? What else?
Oh, my God. We will marry that with the the RNC on two
conditions. You pick Steve Bannon and you pick Kellyanne
Conway. And then we're in Trump says fine, who cares? Right?
Yeah,
right. I mean, he'll give us a crab ban and Banyon Kellyanne
Conway money shot who gives a crap I don't care if this sounds
good to me. Give me the data, though.
Bannon, who'd been running the Breitbart operation supplying a
lot of the the untrue, false stories, as they're saying lies?
Yeah, we know. So we know,
there it is, again, we know it's lies. We know. As we know, it is
now known. We know the
untrue false stories are saying lies. Yeah, we we know exactly.
Oh, they married content with delivery and data. And it was a
I don't think that's legal in all 50 states, you can't have
same data marriages.
So they married content with delivery and data. And it was a
potent combination. 17 agencies all in agreement, which I know
from my experience as a Senator and Secretary of State is is
hard to get. They concluded with high confidence that the
Russians ran an extensive information war campaign, Alex
Jones will be happy against my campaign to influence voters in
the election. No. Oh, okay.
She jumped to the Russians out of the blue. She's gonna
pull it together right now while you're ready. Remember that
show? Remember that? They added something little throwaway
comment. They did
it through paid advertising. We think they did it. The Russians
did
it through paid advertising, I think and I think that AdWords
they bought AdWords. Hello, hello, Google's hellos. Vadim
Vladimir. Yes. I want to buy some keywords. I was thinking
Hillary, and Clinton and I was also thinking a lock her up. Can
we get these? Maybe? Can we get these from you? Thank
you, Google's me election. They did it through paid advertising.
We think they did it through false news sites. They did it
through these 1000 agents. They did it through machine learning,
which you know,
machine learning, oh, my god, machine learning. Let me learn
something about you. What product did you just buy? Let me
give you some ads for that product. Yeah, there's your
machine learning.
They did it through these 1000 agents. They did it through
machine learning, which you know, kept spewing out this
stuff over and over again, the algorithms they develop now.
Yeah. So that was the conclusion. And I think it's
fair to ask, how did that actually influence the campaign
and how did they know what messages to deliver? Ah,
now we get down to the meat until who told them? Yeah, who
were
they A coordinating with or colluding with because the
Russians historically in the last
week what she's saying, and she clarifies a little bit, is that
the Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, Cambridge, analytics Trump,
Mercer Cabal, that they signaled the Russians. When right wing
conspiracy with Russia? Yes, when to send the messages, who
to send them to and where to send them. Because as we know,
they have complete control over Facebook, they control all the
algorithms of Facebook. And so yeah, yes,
this is a I've been noticing this trend in the some sides of
the media, where they are noticing that the left wingers
in general on the political spectrum are getting more and
more and more to weird conspiracy stuff.
Completely. It's all like this whole Russian thing is is the
definition of a conspiracy. They conspired together, they breathe
together. That is the definition of conspiracy.
Yeah. And it's gone to and I'll just reflect on this for a
second because I've noticed over the years been around for a
while, that when I was a kid, the bumper stickers that were
plastered all over cars were right wing bumper stickers,
Goldwater get the US out of the EU and love it or leave it all
these right wing stickers and there would be no left wingers,
if you would have one sticker of any stickers, that would be like
just Kennedy is playing Kennedy. And that was all it was. And
over time, the right wingers have pretty much stopped putting
bumper stickers on their cars, and the left wingers now are
loading up their cars. With the whole back of a Subaru will be
covered.
I'm sorry. You mean a Prius? You mean?
I mean, a Subaru desert? Yes. Got more room that Prius has got
doesn't have as much acreage for bumper stickers because there's
that little glass clear thing. But as Subaru one of those
stationwagon Subarus are the ones that are green, they're
always green colored, always driven by a lesbian. That car is
a covered with the with these bumpers in it? Yes. Priuses do
have a lot. But it's just everything is swapped.
Yes. Thank you. Exactly. Everything is swapped on.
There's a lot more leniency for this dimension for what they do
and what is accepted up to the point of Kathy Griffin. That is
that's where the line is you can't cut off the president's
head. There's a lot of acreage, as you say, up to that point in
the last couple of decades and then increasingly, you know, are
launching cyber attacks and they are stealing vast amounts of
information and a lot of the information they've stolen.
They've used for internal purposes to affect markets to
affect the
effect markets. i That's that's a pretty that's a pretty severe
accusation has
to go to the to the plunge Protection Team clips later in
the show. The presidential plunge
protection team.
Yes, yeah.
The only country I know of that manipulates markets is China.
They have rooms just like click farms, they have rooms full of
people who act as a manual algorithm for these Chinese
stocks that you can trade on the OTC or
you don't. And we don't do that. Of course, never. There's no
chance that we do anything. Anything similar that
No, not unless you read Yahoo message boards
convey stolen, they've used for internal purposes to affect
markets to affect the intelligence services, etc. So
this was different because they went public and they were
conveying this weaponized information and the content of
it. And they were running. You know, there's all these stories
about you know, guys over in Macedonia who are running these
fake news sites.
Oh, what did we see one guy in Macedonia? What we thought
we'd know there was a bunch of them when we discussed this on
the show. We had clips. Yeah, but
it's it so now she lost because of Macedonia.
We had clear it was revealed that a bunch of young guys
Yeah, I remember when we were drinking because I had all this
money. I remember a bunch of
you right there and making a lot of monies for running a bunch of
phony sites and they hated Clinton. So here's
how it works. The ban and Kellyanne Conway Mercer
Cambridge analytics Trump team said, Okay, you need to they
told the Russians you need to send this message now to this
group of people at this time. And they then called Macedonia
and said, Hey, Macedonia, and then they made the Macedonians
do it
brewskis for everyone.
And, you know, I've seen them now and you sit there and it
looks like a, you know, sort of low level CNN operation or fake
newspaper, or guardian like a fake newspaper and the Russians,
in my opinion, and based on the Intel and counter Intel, people
I've talked to, could not have known how best to weaponize that
information unless they had been guided. And here's here's
Americans, guided by Americans and guided by people who had,
you know, polling and dating. Now let me just fit
in Kara Swisher says well, is that she just told you more on
that's the Kara Swisher is looking at Hillary's crotch? I
don't know she is not listening
unless they had been guided and here's here's by Americans are
guided by Americans and guided by people who add, you know,
polling and dating wisdom. Now let me just finish because this
is the second and third step. Oh, here comes the kicker. So
within one hour, one hour of the Access Hollywood tapes being
leaked, you've heard this meme within one hour the Russians say
WikiLeaks same thing dumped the
view that WikiLeaks Russia same thing to wait a minute. So it
was the data analytics that the Russians then told the
Macedonians to make the fake news. And then the Russians
hacked into the because of course, the best way to get at
Hillary is to hack into John Podesta emails, or the DNC,
a guy who uses the word password for a password. Yeah, that guy.
And please ignore the phishing email that we've seen. Ignore
all that ignore the emails that said that all you got
compromised ignore that they hacked in. And then they gave
that to WikiLeaks, which is the same as Russia and WikiLeaks
published. Yeah, that's Russia,
or the Russians, say WikiLeaks, same thing. dumped the John
Mossberg lakes same thing, dumped the John Podesta emails.
Now if you've ever read the John Podesta emails, they are anodyne
to boredom. Oh,
yeah. Especially the one about Donald Brazil. That was Anna
Dine, is that another word for boring? Oh, what does Ana kind
of
boredom it made it um, it's like a, it's like a no, no that she's
using. She's using a construction to to emphasize the
boring part. But anodyne doesn't mean boring. What does it mean?
I don't know. It's a good analogy. It's like it's like a
knowledge of like a lightning rod. It's like a lightning rod.
Kind of a definition
of knowledge doesn't work here in this dimension. Oh, no.
The book of analogy is what comes up on my screen. And the
book of ludicrous ideas. Here we go.
Yeah, anodyne not likely to provoke dissent or offense in
offensive, often deliberately so.
Okay, so that's Anna delicate, that's the deck. So it's
inoffensive and boring, combined? Yes.
Except it was offensive because, you know, they were screw and
Bernie was very offensive. I
don't know. That was though. That was the DNC email. She's
talking about that. Oh, specific. Well,
that's where we got the Donna Brazil email from. Yeah, Podesta
so that wasn't that was not unlikely to provoke dissent or
offense. It was very efficient.
Watch this. She says this because she doesn't want people
going back and digging around some more.
Let's say WikiLeaks, same thing, dumped the John Podesta emails.
Now if you've ever read the John Podesta emails, they are anodyne
to boredom. But so they were run of the mill emails, especially
run of the mill for a campaign. Should we do this? What should
she say? I
don't know. Do we have questions? Did it give them to
people? Are you cheating?
The stuff that is so common basic within one
for your world? Maybe your university maybe basic and
common to get questions passed on stuff
that is so common basic, within one hour, they dumped them, and
then they began to weaponize them? And they began to have
some of their allies within the internet world.
allies within the internet world? Who would that be?
Guccifer? Maybe he's referring to probably
internet world, like
Infowars take out their friends at Infowars Oh, I'm sorry. It
gets more free publicity.
I know when we
get down to say the most outrageous, outlandish, absurd
lies you can imagine. And so they had to be ready for that.
And they had to have a plan for that. And they had to be given
the go ahead. Okay, this could be the end of the Trump
campaign. Dump it now. And then let's do everything we can to
weaponize it and we know it hurt us. Okay.
I said a little a little out of out of order. So they already
had the emails at Since Hollywood tape comes out, very
damaging, dump, dump, dump dump it, dump it dump the dump. So he
dumps it. And then that information is weaponized by the
Russians given to the Macedonia years, and Macedonia and others
and others friends on the internet, Alex Jones and they
targeted Alex Jones has a very sophisticated targeting system.
It works like this I think I think basically targets Oh, man
that even heard my voice.
Yeah, have to be careful.
And then that is how she lost. Thank you Cambridge analytics
and Bannon and Kellyanne Conway for being chips in the exchange.
Very, very good now, to quickies to end this up.
Hillary didn't come right. But by the way earlier, I don't
remember if I said this, did I use the word diluted? Yes, you
did. Yeah. Okay. I just wanted to make sure that everyone knew
that I use the word diluted.
I don't think that word has any meaning in this universe. In
this dimension.
Probably doesn't, but I think people are still hearing us in
the other dimension. So we can go we I can still see it. Okay,
go on.
So Hillary has a pitch. Pitch. So you got a pitch. You're not
coming there just to speak to Kara. She's got a pitch. She's
got a pitch if the
Republicans continue to make progress as they are in going
into the next generation of personalization message
delivery. Phone again.
Oh strode the algos. Man, the algos are beaten our algos
stories,
go to netflix and say you want to see a political documentary,
eight of the top 10 Last time I checked few weeks ago, we're
screeds against President Obama or me, or both of us. Now, I
love Netflix. We're not making the documentaries that we're
gonna get onto Netflix.
We're this because Hollywood isn't liberal enough? No, it's
because Democrats putting their money.
Yeah, that was the only good line. But the answer is, is is
where she's at. It was it was more
a setup commanderies that we're gonna get
onto Netflix. We're this because Hollywood isn't liberal enough?
No, it's because Democrats
are not putting their money there. You know, there's,
there's a classic line. Democrats give money to
candidates. They want a personal connection. Right? So the
classic line is Democrats like to fall in love. Republicans
just fall in line. Republicans build institutions. Republicans
invest in those institutions, Republicans are much more
willing to push and cross the line. And Democrats I've talked
to, you know, I've talked to dozens of donors Since my
election experience. And I've said, Look, I'm all for you
trying to figure out who you're going to support in 2020. But
what about 2017? And what about 2018? And what about helping the
DNC try to leapfrog over its horrible data deficit? And how
about supporting some of these new groups and see what they can
do to generate some activity. We are not good historically at
building institutions and we've got to get a lot better and that
includes content.
So she's pitching for money, and she's pitching from I'm not
gonna play any more clips about the pitch, but she's pitching
for all these different little campaigns. And I went and looked
at every single one of them and all of them are a part of act
blue they all have the same kind of website competing
with it. Operations for America whatever it is the Obama thing I
I'm not sure act blue I've we've we've seen act blue before.
They're the ones doing all the work. They're the ones that do
the chip in emails, act all
those horrible emails that are all the same, yes, but
they are not just a facility they are a political action
committee. So sobers Clinton talks about all these different
oh this this woman she has this you know this she's she doesn't
really say foundation because none of them are nonprofits.
They're all money raising for ACT blue, which is oh, it's her
act blue is her Yeah. And if you look at I think I open secrets
they have received if you look at how much money $284 million
how much money is this woman need to get a good good hairdo
every once in a while and
what they do is they give this money to candidates who are
running and so she is in charge of this operation. She is in
charge of it. There was one little funny bit which and only
in this dimension be will you can we as dimension will
stragglers but I would say we're more in a healthier dimension.
Can we see the irony of this question, answer and follow up?
Do you blame and I'm gonna just use Facebook because that's
where A lot of this was done, especially around the fake news,
which was the the Pope was voting for Trump or there was
one particular one, I got an argument with Facebook people
about you being a lizard that was going around. And they kept
arguing about the gray area and this and that. And I remember
being in a call saying she's not a lizard. Thank you, Kara. Thank
you. Thanks. Now.
That's actually a kind thing from Carrie. Yeah, I'm
very touched.
But do you blame? And I'll be honest, I don't I'm not I don't
know if your lizard or not, but the fact of the matter is, I'm
guessing she's a lizard.
She just said it. And actually don't really know if you're a
lizard or not.
That was a faux PA. You should be actually dead.
You talked, you said The L Word.
Well, in counter to all this is we're still in this dimension.
Well, I do want to play a little update to the whole scene
because these these things are cropping up left and right. And
you got the Hillary think blue or whatever the hell it is. And
you get the Obama welfare, or whatever and
work together.
Here's a new one. This is the woohoo clip. Whoo.
Joe Biden has said he does not plan to run for president but
there are indications he may be rethinking that. The former vice
president is starting a political action committee
called American possibilities. The pack says it's dedicated to
electing people who believe the country's about dreaming big
here we go. Just keep the old boat going. Yeah,
absolutely just keeps you know, we just start one of those.
I thought I was gonna use beat me to it. They were crazy not to
just a matter of the management part.
I was thinking maybe there was one other thing I could fit in
here while we're just wiling paperwork. While we're still in
this dimension. Oh, yes. Oh, this is very important. All of
this now remember? It's Hillary. It's all about the data. The DNC
data was shit. Trump and the Pepe the Frog the alt right, the
Mercer's everybody was was colluding and grand vast right
wing conspiracy, getting it all ready with the Russians and
Macedonia, and WikiLeaks, which is Russia, all of this stuff.
And this ties in very naturally to the Seth Rich murder. And lo
and behold, by coincidence, I pick up the steal podcast the
one that the very one that you got the hospital letter from.
Right. And and we verified that we verified certainly that the
language that was used in this memo about what happened to Seth
Rich in the hospital was correct, according to what of a
23 year veteran, one of our producers, not veteran services,
but 20 Yet in the business in the peace in the business, he's
in the business. So this dude from the steel podcast, and I
could have read it myself, but I think the way he reads it is
just a little bit better. And it's also his story. He has a
posting memo notes from not the girlfriend that we all think is
Seth Rich's girlfriend, but the other girlfriend and her name is
I think it's Claudia. Claudia cash cash with the K which is
already sounds sketchy. But listen to the theory that is
laid out in this.
So let's see what Claudia cash had to say. This letter is dated
July 21. About two weeks after his death at 4:03pm. I know why
Seth Rich had to die. There were two sets of polling places this
primary season
now. Just Just so you understand because it took me listening to
this twice. This is about the primary the primary election and
screwing Bernie out of ever having a chance to become the
candidate.
Great breaks up and by the way, I think you like playing this
guy reading the same way. Reason I do. He sounds like one of
those numbers stations.
He sounds exactly like one of the I have to say the the I
would I can't help it. But I take out a lot of the pauses in
these clips.
Yeah, I tend to do that.
Yeah, me but a lot and let it rip to answer
the phone. Okay.
There were two sets of polling places this primary season, one
set for most of the voters who went on state websites to find
their polling locations, a second set for Hillary Clinton
supporters who looked on Hillary Clinton's website to find their
polling location. The The Secretary of State for each
state had one set of locations on the record and the other set
of locations, the ones listed on Hillary's website. Were not on
the state record. I know this because I looked on her website
to find where a friend should vote, then double check the
state website, which shows a different address. I thought
there must be a mistake. I kept checking right up to election
day. But until they killed Seth Rich, I couldn't figure out why
there were two different polling places. This is how I think the
scam worked. While most voters looked up their location on
their state website. Voters who were signed up as Hillary
Clinton supporters would be directed to her site to find
their polling place. It was set up the same as any other DNC
polling place, with DNC volunteers, regular voting
machines, etc. And a duplicate voter roster. At the other
polling place, voters would be checked off on the roster, same
as at the other polling place period. And after the polls
close, the DNC supervisor would pick up the roster and the
ballots, the supervisor would then pick up the roster at the
legitimate polling place, and the ballots there he or she
would then replace a number of Bernie Sanders ballots with an
equal number of ballots from the Hillary Clinton voting location,
then the duplicate roster from the HRC location would be
shredded and thrown away, along with all the Bernie Sanders
ballots that had been replaced. That way, the number of people
who voted on the remaining roster still matches the number
of ballots. This is why so many states reported a lower than
expected voter turnout, Seth Rich, who is responsible for the
app that helped voters find their polling places, did not
realize that there were two sets of polling places until he
himself went to vote. He lived in Washington DC, which voted at
the end of the primary season, a week after Clinton had already
been declared the winner. I believe he discovered if then,
and had started asking questions about why the polling places on
Hillary's website didn't match the ones in the DC website. Even
if you didn't say a word to anybody, it would have been
dangerous to let him live. He would have figured it out sooner
or later. And he would have reported it when he did in the
standby 3333.
I think that's very plausible. I don't know if this is really
from his ex girlfriend or any of that. But I think it's very
plausible. That's what went down.
It's a good one. And it does explain a couple of very weird
anomalies, especially in New York and New York, where there
was a low turnout weather. And there were some places that
didn't turn into they got zero because I think they couldn't
pull this stuff off until they got no votes. Yeah, it was a
mess. Yep. Yeah, it was just the whole thing was designed to rig
it. I mean, they can't couldn't rig the national presidential
election. No, that's a harder because that's not going to
happen. But they could do the these little Sure. Primaries.
Not hard.
Can we should we get out of here because it's, it's very tiring.
Well, I do have one short clip that I want you to consider as
an evergreen, which is fits into this side. I think it'll play on
both sides of the of the thing. I want to make sure it plays on
this side. All right. Fake News.
Okay, so let's see if let's see if it goes fake news. John,
you've done some production work.
Yeah, a lot of fake news. You read let's get out of here
quick.
From this day, forward,
hold on, you're heading back to the straddle fake news.
America versus
fake news. Fake News knew
Oh, man, what a trip.
That was a good series of clips. Thank you. highly entertaining.
Oh, she is completely off the rails.
But I really love it because this will not this is the
theorem that has to be proven. And that's good luck with
that good rock conspiracy theory. It's a classic you can
never get anywhere close to proving it. No venue even going
after it. Seriously is ludicrous. But okay. But the
thing that got me in that was the Bannon and Kellyanne Conway.
Kellyanne Conway, really
in the fantast sick. He's I thought that was one of the
better ones.
That's our show. No money shot. Jesus.
That's a money shot. Kenny Conway is a money shot. And with
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morning to comic strip blogger, he brought us the artwork for
episode nine or three, three that was titled learn Russian.
And because in that show, we talked about Android phones
being very insecure and listening in and you can't have
that hanging around the Oval Office. He did a nice, nice
piece simple, but very, and that usually works of the Android.
Little Android mascot with really big ears.
Yeah. Yeah, that's the kind of good art. Yeah. You know, he
calls that stuff. But it seems to me. He doesn't like he wins
his discovery or weekly competition or twice a week
competition a lot because of what he calls artsy fartsy. Art.
He doesn't I don't think he likes doing this. He's good.
He's outstanding at it. But I think he just prefers his little
cartoons.
Well, he's comic strip blogger. Yeah. Yeah. Well, this, whatever
he's doing now, just keep going. And we like it. Thank you very
much conceptual.
It's the kind of stuff that you know, the good pieces have a
little concept going on. Yeah. All right. So we do have a few
people to thank. And we're just to make sure that we're, we're
doing this correctly with the top guy. Again, this. I do have
a note note from this old but this is he doesn't ever want to
be referred to anything other than Sir Patrick of the Bognor
order. Oh, we only have three executive producers, two
executive producers one associate today so I can ramble
a little bit. So he didn't have he didn't send a note in. So
this is the third week in a row. Now I got the previous notes
from the other two guys. Yeah. So I'm gonna read those at this
segment. So we can get them out of the way. So these guys make
their way. These are the top two the guys at the top of the list.
And Sir Patrick is came in with $800. But he did send a note in
on March 21, as the last note I have from and he says and I'll
just read it because it's kind of interesting. It's it's a
words thing. He says here's a funny phrase used to describe a
sudden rush of water, like a busted pipe or the surge of a
melted ice caps. It's quote like a cow peeing on a flat rock.
Yeah, you heard that? Yes. I
have Ron Bloom used to say that.
Really? Here's a phrase to describe flatulence. It was
popular in the 1950s jet propelled funny. Well, I get
when somebody brags about somebody you say Do you want a
small parade? As far as I know, these are 50 error expressions.
The last one Potomac fever. I had the opportunity. I remember
that one but I don't know what it's about. He says people that
DC and once you got into DC, I guess just don't do name
dropping.
Fever. Yeah, it's like Hollywood fever. Yeah,
I guess anyway, but that's all I've got to hear from Patrick.
And now let's get to the other ones. We had Charles couch came
in as the lead donor $525.25 for his 31st birthday. last show, I
think yeah. Or show 923 Yeah, that was 33 933
this is this show is 930.
Before Okay, well, he meant 930 Yeah, he says I'm donating
525 25 For my 31st birthday. I've been listening since
episode 896. And I really love the media breakdown of the two
gathering information across nearly all news platforms, and
then broken down to find out motives behind the mind writing
television. I wish I'd found your podcast sooner. To all the
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on Pay Pal. It takes less than 60 seconds. As I'm an entirely
new listener. I hear a lot of topics mentioned but I don't
know the whole story. Here's some quick questions for the two
of you. Oh, good, good.
This is Mrs. Differences needed. Yeah.
I've heard you mentioned vinegar on the vinegar book.
Yeah, what is the story behind the vinegar book, John?
Yeah
it's wrong. Okay. He says my uncle drinks it twice a day
admin skeptical of any health benefits, and blah, blah blah. I
dumped the vinegar book. Here's the vinegar book, which is
almost done. It just needs to be pieced together. It's about how
to make homemade vinegar without making Zilina yum. That's a
certain kind of battle Killian rubber it won't kill you but it
gives you stomach issues and it's not really meant to make
vinegar you want wine vinegar, bacteria. You don't want
cellulose producing that bacteria making vinegar. And I
want to discuss this in some details when people because
they're all using this at this horrible crap. Okay, that's the
vinegar book. It's coming. What are your thoughts on Aetherium
and blockchain technology? fad or the future? Adam? Yes. Would
you go
you weren't supposed to talk stop talking. I had to grab
something. I turn on the speakers and I couldn't get back
in time. Sorry.
Let's okay. What are your thoughts on his theory um, and
blockchain technology?
What are my thoughts? Yeah.
Because I have no thoughts on the matter.
I think that for settlement purposes, blockchain technology
is very useful. But anyone who tells me that a cyber currency
is actual money is incorrect at the time at the current time.
That's just rude. Man. You asked me and I give you the No I'm
sorry. I'm sorry. I really am seriously sorry. I'm sorry. I
didn't know that.
This the Go stand over there with Kathy Griffin.
I don't know that the chopped off head was that offensive? And
the poor little kid. Adam, what is the name of your voice
changing device and where can I buy one?
The voice changing devices? That's a very expensive box.
That's a Universal Audio and it's the Eventide harmonizer but
you're talking like 1000 bucks.
Yes. Don't Don't you don't want that. You don't want that. You
want his other voice changing device? Which is cheaper. Oh,
you
mean the podcaster Pro? No. And what is he talking? Oh, this
one?
Yeah, that one.
This is a $3.95 cent purple toy Smith megaphone.
There you go. Yeah. Something everyone can afford. Yes. John,
have you read the afternoon of March 30. It was written in the
80s about the Reagan assassination attempt covers
topics you spoke about the CEA blah blah blah Can I send my
copy? I have not read it you can send me the copy. Thank you. And
he does one and the social end of show song The George Carlin
remix song I don't know what it
Oh yeah, it's good. It's nice not even that long. Good. I'm
happy to put that in. You got it. Okay, two
shows ago. We also didn't get a letter and this is a shorter
note. This is from Jacob to mA Oh yeah. Who came in with the
highest donation was 1000 bucks if I'm not mistaken. Thank you
for your amazing show. The knighthood is in honor of my
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unaltered Augsburg confession. I think he's on the list there.
Hope No? Oh, but I'll put the money
or put the note in there but he didn't put on the list okay. For
jingles he would request a just send your cash the money shot
and a control rooms choice. Thanks for all the hard work you
do.
Alright, so I'm going to put it here he sent a funny follow up
actually. Which you didn't read? John Adam, I'm disappointed my
note from PayPal was not transmitted to the spreadsheet.
Pay Pal should expect a call from my lawyers were ruining my
birthday. Was the Night
is the URL for it?
Where's the here we go? We just need cash. I know a lot of
people want to send blankets or water just send your kids
yes I've shown the money shot Oh Jesus. That's a money shot kid.
Karma
All right onward with our donations we go now that we're
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electronic.com And there's no note and we've got to get the
email so I'm assuming he's just helping us out without having to
brag about without without asking for anything.
Yeah, so largeman and Taipei City, Taiwan. 28378. And he
writes this one a $283.78 cent donation makes me a baron. Yep.
I'd like to be the bearer of the ball in don't burn an
overbearing volley. Indonesia please senses my favorite
holiday destination. By the way, Adam rather than being fixated
on of course, and frigging everyone out with your shrieks
every time you catch yourself saying every time it gives
yourself saying it, I haven't heard it today.
I said it once I said at once I'm just I'm going easy on
myself.
Yeah, good. Perhaps you should focus on limiting the use of
interesting. Both you and John say this is interesting. No,
perhaps you should blow me. There's a thought excessively on
every show about anything and everything is much more irksome
and meaningless than of course, in my view, I love you guys.
Anyway, please play the Monsanto jingle three times since I read
the bear may drop the Monsanto name. Whoa, that I didn't hear.
That's an old story. And it was interesting at the time.
It was interesting. Yeah, I thought was interesting at the
fact I've been driving. If anything's interesting is mostly
this. This is pretty interesting. Once that
acquisition goes through, and we may never hear this beautiful
jingle again.
Can I give Can I give you everyone just a tip? Little tip?
Because this is very rude. What you're doing here now you are
donor. When someone when someone has a disability, yeah, I have
Tourette's. Oh, you do? He has Tourette's? And then the last
thing you want to say is Oh, don't twitch. Oh, don't say
this. Don't say that. It makes you want to do it. It's the
worst thing to do. And it's very rude. Yeah, social justice.
Warriors unite. Right? You're disrespecting my disability.
It's a microaggression. I agree. pigley. Terrible, terrible. But
it's interesting. You would say that it is very interesting. All
right. What is your ad buy the Hold on? Hold on. I can't even
do three and I want more than
you've got karma. I
really doubt you're gonna kill the name Monsanto. I have heard
it. I have heard this. It was it's been around floating around
in the rumor mill. But why would you do that? It's like, let's
have this unbelievable. I mean, we may demean it and and, and
point these but there's a lot of people in the farming community
that love Monsanto to a lot of people,
especially in Africa. themselves. I love it so much.
Oh, India, I think they're even better. Yeah. All right. Well,
anyway, that's our three well wishers executive and Associate
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Yeah, yeah, we can do that. Day trading. There you go. That'd be
great. Especially when the economy collapses. That's where
you make some money. Yeah, if you can short day trade.
I don't I don't like shorting that's negative.
To negative man is it's bad vibes, bro.
I'm sincere about that. I know you are. That's the joke of it.
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what we have going on.
The couple of things I can we can get a little intermediate.
Here's the loan IBM missile launch story. Everyone said loan
ICBM Yes, a launch story. Yes.
First for US defense. The Pentagon says it fired a missile
that shot down a Mach warhead over the Pacific. It was fired
from an underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force. Face 60
miles northwest of Santa Barbara in intercepted an
intercontinental ballistic missile target launched from the
Marshall Islands. The military says it was a direct hit. It was
the first ever missile defense test involving a simulated
attack by an ICBM. And as being seen as a warning shot to North
Korea, which has tested short range ballistic missiles
recently,
I had a report on this as well, which
I'd liked. It took down a flying saucer.
That was your punch line. I'm sorry. I have a report that it's
basically the same but maybe a few subtle differences on
display for all to see the complex technology behind
America's ground based interceptor designed to hold a
long range missile in its tracks. The interceptor was
launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on California Central
Coast. Its target a mock up of an intercontinental ballistic
missile was fired from an island in the Pacific. Well, that's a
little different if they went to hit a mock up of didn't even
have like a North Korean star on it or something just to make a
little more groovy
4000 miles away, the operation like and by the Pentagon to a
bullet hitting another bullet, though at far higher speed,
we've heard a successful war. According to the director of the
US Missile Defense Agency, it was an incredible accomplishment
and a critical milestone. It demonstrated that America had a
capable credible deterrent against a very real threat.
Earlier this week, North Korea carried out its ninth ballistic
missile test. Officials say the interceptor test was not timed
as a specific response to the increased tensions, although
Pyongyang is facing growing isolation from the international
community. So pretty
much yeah, pretty much everyone has the same report. This was
just coincidence that we were showing this right now. And I
don't understand. I thought we had fad. I thought we had Iron
Dome. And now we have what is I thought we had
we had the the anti ballistic missile system on all those
ships
in in Poland. I thought it was already in place.
Yeah, I know. I felt the same way. What are they launching
something? That's why I think it was a flying saucer. What are
they launching some screwy missile from an underground
silo? I don't by the way, I know Vandenberg. I don't. I didn't
know they had underground silos. They get launched from I guess
the test Minutemen or something from there. I guess. I don't
know what the deal is. But there's a missile shooting out
of the ground. And then off it goes. And it takes out something
that left some other nobody took a movie that apparently Marshall
Islands I'm sure does. And it goes off. And then the two of
them crashed like a bullet hitting the bullet. And I was
thinking the same thing. I thought we had a ton of these
systems. The Navy has something I forgot what it's called. But
it's out in the ocean. There's two ships that deploy it. Yeah.
Yeah, I was very baffled by this story. Nobody knows. No
explanation. No experts. Nobody comes on. Nobody says anything.
It just something before I forget. Because, you know, we're
out of something that that came up in dimension B. Yeah. If
everyone says the Trump White House is completely in disarray,
it's messed up. The campaign was terrific. Everything's
completely unorganized, disorganized people are all over
the place. What was it? Or who was it that was able to make
them so good at colluding with the Russians and not mess it up?
What you're asking? Yeah, is if these guys are so just reminded,
this reminds me of the George Bush conundrum. If you got two
sides of a story, George W. Bush was either an evil genius, or
the dumbest guy ever, which was it. Now we have a situation
where you're describing as, oh, these guys are so organized,
they could wipe out anybody they could collude in the background
and get these analytic people in there was all well coordinated,
well structured, and now there are a bunch of boneheads they
can't even tie their own shoes that would which is it? That's
my question. Yeah. Well, I'm wondering myself,
because they, I mean, it must have been Banyon.
To be honest about I think. I think they're in some disarray,
I think they were always in disarray. And Hillary just lost
to an inferior candidate because she ran a crap campaign and
refuses to admit it. There is as comedians like to say, hey, you
couldn't beat Donald Trump.
What is wrong with you?
I've got information man, new shit has come to light.
Well, I want to get this out now because it's a show day. Now
I've heard from my sources that arrests are pending of the
leakers and if you watch even CNN, if you watch now, they
everyone's saying, Well, if there is something to this
Russia thing, the cover up is really off. They shouldn't have
covered it up. So there's a cover up for sure. But when Not
sure exactly what go by. So this leaking, this is now being
deemed Well, you know if someone leaked that information about
the phone calls or anything or unmasking Well, yeah, you can go
to jail for that. And everyone's saying this not well, you can go
to jail for that you can go to jail for that. And well, here's
judge Jeanine what the
President and coming home still has one huge problem. And it's
not Russia. It's not the Democrats. It's not any of his
haters. And if he doesn't fix this problem, we are in big
trouble. What is it? The leaks? Yes, leaks. There is a leaker in
the White House, there is a traitor inside the people's
house or trader, who must be taken out. That person is an
enemy of the United States. That person doing enormous damage,
not just to the president, who was certainly capable of taking
care of himself, but instead to our nation. And the media,
instead of focusing on children massacred from Manchester to
Egypt are in a breathless frenzy awaiting another late day leak
going from innuendo, a non-stories and even publishing
classified information. Some actually saying Where there's
smoke there must be fire isn't there to the point where even
Watergate reporter Bob Woodward is telling them to chill the
hell out. We aren't even close to Watergate. This leaker needs
to be found immediately. No holds barred. Now I have my own
ideas. That person is but I'm not ready to share them yet. Oh,
yeah. Now, yeah. Spare no resources, spare no one, find
that person or persons that traitors, the leakers, the ones
who are destroying our nation,
the leakers, the mole, the
whole there, you may be under suddenly because I don't think
anything was going to be done about any of this because it was
all just anti Trump leaking, you know, stemming from the CIA
hatred. But it's when they leaked that stuff about the
Manchester bombing to the New York Times. Trump.
Yeah, that's right. That's right.
But it IRQ DO MI six guys. Yeah. Am I Am I stink about it? Yeah.
And the next thing you know, now we're getting good say, Okay,
this is now we've gotten what there was no reason for the New
York Times to run any of that except from scoop mania.
Would you like to know who the leaker is?
You know who it is? Well,
I don't, but get me Roger Stone.
here really? Yeah. Oh, yeah. White House. Hey, Dina Habiba
Powell. Best friends with whom Aberdeen and Webb Hubble's
daughter Chelsea Clinton. You're
so he says, Deena on a second. What's her name? I have a
written down here. Here it is. Her name is Dina Powell. Her
full name is Dina Habib Powell. Dina Habib Dena Habib Powell.
And she is being accused of the leaker. She is Arabic, Egypt
American. She is a nonprofit executive philanthropist, US
policy maker and current US deputy national security adviser
for strategy to President Donald Trump. That's just Trump. She's
also an assistant to the President and senior counsel for
economic initiatives. And she has she has no almost no wiki
let's say early life education. She was born in Egypt.
She is yes she is she is she's what? She obviously has a
security clearance but she has spoke.
Let's take a look at her education.
And by the way from her perspective, I don't see her
being the leaker but that Manchester thing and No,
probably not. She attended University of Texas, both
liberal arts delta delta delta sorority. Oh
try doubts.
I have no idea. Is that good or bad? Yeah. The tri Delta what
are they called?
To major major, major sorority? Yeah.
She was interesting. One
of the dominant sororities.
Yeah. Let's see in turn to Kay Bailey Hutchinson. She moved to
DC. studied law took a job with Dick Armey. She is She's a long
term Republican. She's married to Richard C. Powell. He works
in Public Relations at Quinn Gillespie and Associates. She
seems like just kind of a middle mid level type person
who thinks she doesn't have the right earmarks for my taste.
Well, in March, she thought wasn't five she received a new
assignment including becoming an ambassador of sorts to Arab
Arabic speaking to the Arabic speaking world. And this was
through the Department of State and this is where she became
friends with uma Aberdeen. Hello. Then she joined Goldman
Sachs. Yeah, she she does not have a spook background at all.
But the connection to Aberdeen, it's kind of telling right
there,
so could you Yeah, because that's a connection to the
Muslim Brotherhood and a connection to Hillary. Right.
And Hillary. So she may be a heel, but
could be. But anyway, Roger Stone usually sticks his
reputation on whatever he says. I'm good with it. I'll keep it
that way. But since you were talking about Manchester, there
is some some trouble surrounding the investigation there.
Are you happy that I my five should be investigating
themselves.
This is Home Secretary Amber Rudd, they my fives Oh, we
messed up. We're gonna investigate ourselves.
I think it's the right first step. There's a lot of
information coming out at the moment about what happened, how
this how this occurred, what people might or might not have
known. And I think it's right that mi five takes a look to
find out what the facts are. I think we shouldn't rush to make
any sort of conclusions at this stage. The important thing at
this moment, I believe, is to ensure that we allow the
operation to continue. And to conclude, as you said earlier,
arrests are still being made. It is still a live operation. The
emphasis must be on making sure that the police and Intelligence
Services put their resources and effort into closing down this
operation. Indeed, but But why do you really think it's right
that they should be the ones to investigate what went wrong?
Shut up slave. Right. Right. I think that in the future, we can
look at whatever anything else that might need to be done. As
the first step is absolutely right. Yes. Yes.
Very good. Very good. Oh, man. Just got a great news article in
Oh, man. The the word Ben Jacobs, the guy Oh, my God. Oh,
hold on. I have a clip for this. And then I'll follow up with
this new new report. This is funny. Shep Smith was talking to
the fox news crew that apparently was there when the
Republican candidate for representative from Montana,
what's his name? Jim. Jim forte.
Do you have for Thursday? Yeah, yeah.
So he said there was a Fox News Crew there who could corroborate
what happened. Now we've all heard the tape.
Yeah, it's just a guy screaming at him. Yeah.
So here's Shep with Alicia Hakuna, who was with who was
there at the time,
a statement from GE and Forte's campaign reads in part after
asking Jacobs to lower the recorder, Jacobs declined. Greg
then attempted to grab the phone that was pushed in his face.
Jacobs grabbed Greg's wrist and spun away from Greg pushing them
both to the ground. That is that what you saw? What what did you
see you were right there.
That sounds plausible. I'll say,
yeah, he could stumble around in an office and that could well,
when reporters shove microphones in your face. It's a very
offensive act, and you've had it happen. It's like, oh, man, just
to hold on a second back off a little bit with that thing.
It's actually aggression. It's sexual
micro aggression, totally of the gay variety.
Yeah, I was two feet, maybe three feet from the two men when
they started check on. That is not what I saw. We were talking
to Jim forte. Right before our interview, our photographer
Keith Rayleigh, our field producer, Faith Mangan, we were
all together in this relatively small room setting up for an
interview that we had planned. He came in June 14, and we
started talking about restaurants and things in mind
in Bozeman, specifically and then about two minutes.
Was that yeah, that's what you're doing. Go eat this place
is boring.
That's Hey, man. How long have you what's what? What motel are
you at? Yeah, how was it? Yes. sucks balls. Yeah, I know. I
hate this. Yeah, there was a report. I don't have it anymore.
That says that journalists are grouchy and unhappier than most
people miss in a way to hear oh, no, it was better than that.
Journalist brains function at a lower level than average.
And this is a study
we've chosen voluntarily this.
This is from Business Insider. Journalists drink too much are
bad at managing emotions and operate at a lower level than
average. According to a new study the study led by Tara
swart, a neuroscientist and leadership coach, analyzed for
Yeah, analyze 40 journalist from newspapers magazine, broadcast
and online platforms. Over seven months, participants took part
in tests related to their lifestyle, health and behavior.
It was launched in association with the London press club is
that a A legit legit outfit. And the objective was to determine
how journalists can thrive under stress it is not yet peer
reviewed. Now that it matters and the sample size is small, so
the results should not necessarily be taken as fact
okay.
They probably just did Washington Post reporters for
each. Each subject completed a blood test where a heart rate
monitor for three days kept a food and drink diary for a week
and completed a brain profile questionnaire. How about that
41% of the unit said they drank 18 or more of the subjects that
they drank 18 or more units of alcohol a week.
But the unit
which is four units above the recommended weekly allowance, I
had glass a glass of wine as a unit a glass of beer as a unit
that shot of tequila as a unit. Great less than 5% drank the
recommended amount of water. However, in interviews conducted
in conjunction with the brain profile results, the
participants indicated they felt their jobs had a lot of meaning
and purpose and they showed high mental resilience. Swartz
suggested that gave them advantage over people in other
professions and dealing with the work pressure, etc. So that goes
on. It's in the show notes.
You can take a look at that. Okay,
so we'll continue
pacifically and then about two minutes and Ben Jacobs came in
said he was with the Guardian, put his recorder up about right
here standard location from what I've seen, and
started a standard offensive sexual microaggression location
asking about
the CBO score, the Congressional Budget Office score and his
reaction. That's when Jian forte said that he didn't you know, he
would get to him later. Jacobs persisted. And then
in other words, he wasn't a hold. I'm just playing devil's
advocate because of course, there it is. It's not okay to
physical violence is never okay in any manner. But I do
understand you come in the guy who looks like a douche. Like
the CBO of you. Yeah, I'm not interested in das ta Seth about.
Get off, get out of here.
That's when Jian forte said that he didn't you know, he'd get to
him later. Jacobs persisted. And then Jian forte said, you know,
talk to Shane, who was his press guy. And at that point, and I
was looking right at the two men at that point, that's when Jim
forte put both hands on either side of his neck, grabbed him,
grabbed Jacobs, threw him to the ground against this wall on the
ground, a gun on top of him not really strong, but just kind of
over him, punched him about two or three times and was saying
I'm really sick and tired of this something to that effect.
And then we saw Jacobs I saw him he scrambled away he was on his
knees he was on the SAT and his glasses were broken. He said You
broke my glasses. You just body slammed me and there was I was
in shock. And so we're Keith and faith and we were just really
could not believe this just happened it because because it
went from a very calm like cordial discussion to just this
craziness.
So firstly, body play, and then they put out a statement today
and in the statement, he lied about it. The statement
does not reflect anything that I remember. It's not what Keith
and faith remember either. So no, it's not. It's not it's not
what happened. Not what happened. Timing is doing his
job and yeah, yeah, yeah.
There's something in here. Yep. Bipolar, the guy's bipolar.
Psycho.
Well, big, big article in The Guardian. As here's Ben Jacobs,
and it's a multi picture pictorial of him at the
optician, and he's wearing his sling because of course he's
hurt. And Jacobs is being fitted for a new pair of glasses by
optician Russell Byron settling on a pair of black frame from
Banana Republic. The glasses will be ready for pickup next
week and the costs will be covered by the Guardian and his
company health insurance. And this at the request of the
Washington DC medium Museum The Newseum Jacobs has agreed to
donate his broken glasses to the museum for display in their
collection.
A the head is next factly the head is
on its way this is This is insanity
is totally crazy. Yes Great. So
fantastic. Yeah, man oh man. Oh man.
We just plugging away I know there was a new story about
their train I don't know why they're revisiting it but
they're revisiting the Atlantic the the Orlando shooting
Yeah, I caught a story What is it what's going on?
Well, they just showing they got a bunch of get like 1000s of
hours of police tape and they wanted to show what really they
did trying to reconstruct it just to give us some some vapid
entertainment but and I have the clip of the whole thing but I
said you know why bother with that because we know this thing
has been folded up in some way or other because the cops came
in and shot they do. We have to play this too. Okay, we got to
play I got two clips. I got to play this because there's a
piece of information here is bogus. Okay, Orlando shooter old
stuff. Redo CBS
book Police body cam video shows officers racing to the scene of
the nightclub shooting in the background. They show what it
was like from the officers point of view as they help those shots
inside the club then in the next clip sounds of a confrontation
with gunman Omar Mateen, who was holding hostages.
Mateen killed 49 people and injured 53 When he arrived at
the Pulse nightclub on that Sunday, June 12.
Yeah, and our assertion is most people died at the hands of
police bullets.
Yeah. Which I think is still still valid. Yeah, but what I
clipped out of that was the medley of these cops screaming
is kind of interesting.
Yeah, I wasn't expecting that. Here we go. Come today.
Come to me Hands up. Hands up
I can't really
he's mostly Let me see your hands has heard
that and then let me see him now. Is that are we screaming?
Yeah, let
me see him now. And I heard a gong but that might have been
you know, the gong. Got it.
You did that? No, no, no, I didn't put a gong and listen, I
played I did not put a gong and listen to me. Come today. Come
to me. Hands up. Hands up that's not me. That's in your clip.
Oh, well, that's a flaw. I wanted to start putting a giant
ISIL melee of cops screaming I think it'd be very entertaining.
Once it gets to about 10 or 15 minutes. Yeah, we could bring
the show. We can
do that. We put that cop screaming goats when he goat
screaming with a Yoko screen. We just have a whole scream fest.
Yeah, it was all kind of overlaid in a very melodic way.
Yeah, huh. Yummy.
But so apparently there's new head of South Korea is like a
just a stooge. Very
big problem not a buyer John. The head is not a buyer of our
stuff.
Well, he's gonna be he's apparently you should throw more
stands that he doesn't want to nobody wants but they're good
going in there. Anyway.
South Korea's president is calling for an investigation
after his defense ministry brought in for more launches for
the American fad and sciences. Verifying the government.
President Moon said he was shocked to learn from his
national security chief for additional fad launches were
brought in without being reported to the new
administration or to the public. He ordered a thorough
investigation.
However the Pentagon says it was done in coordination with so
we continue to work very closely with the Republic of Korea
government. And we have been very transparent in all of our
actions throughout this process.
Sad or Terminal High Altitude Area Defense is a US system with
the capability of intercepting missiles at a range of something
like 200 kilometers from Washington and Seoul agreed on
his installation in 2016. And we can have a quick quick look at
it here to find is usually composed of a radar, a command
and control center. And then also a missile launcher is
powerful radar has a detection range of something like over
2000 kilometers something though, that is now naturally
raising concerns among other countries in the region. As you
can see from this map to three more countries fall under its
radius of operation. China fears that the radar system could
actually be used to spy on them. The tensions on the Korean
Peninsula have even found a place in pop music
all right. Then they did some song that was a little just a
classic 1000
kilometers a
Yeah, that's a pretty What do you need that much range of you
could just get a monitor North Korea which is a watch
Shriners and watch the the Japanese cars. That's what
that's what you do.
And to bring more and more of these things in there. This is a
scam. We can see it coming down Broadway.
Yeah, yeah. Let me see we've got here.
I do have. As an aside, I noticed that JUDY WOODRUFF In
particular, on PBS really breathes hard when she opens her
stories. And then she goes and she starts to talk. Yes, yes.
Yeah,
she just big, big breaths. She probably doesn't mean she
probably doesn't breathe while she's speaking. I know how this
works. As I have to do that. During catches
of breath. You can hear her Catch your breath, but it's
short, easy as she goes
Uncle Dave Yeah, you're right here to get that's
the that's the example. That's President Trump. But here's the
if you want to hear it over and over and over again, this is
another clip, which is the I decided just to play the
breathing part three times is Trump shoes about the shoe the
shoe story.
I don't know the shoe store.
Ivanka Trump's fashion line is facing calls to cut ties with a
shoe supplier in China. That's after the arrest of three
activists who had investigated labor abuses. The Democratic
National Committee and Amnesty International. Both call today
for the Trump brand to respond. The company declined comment,
there is
something else I'm hearing. I'm hearing a little overactive
compressor. And that will do every single time
that could be going on. I think she is extremely loud with the
in breath and it's extremely it's very noticeable. I I've
been picking up on other guys too. I mean, they the new CBS
guys, by the way, Scott Pelley is fired. He's done. Oh, really?
I
didn't know this. Oh, yes. It's
big news. Oh, haven't yesterday's. Oh, he has been.
Yeah,
I was looking at the head.
Got bellies out. He's still in 60 minutes, but he's now going.
What do you do? Why do you get fired? What? Hours today? They
start calling him poison. Pelle. Whoa. Oh, you get a nickname
like that. You're done?
Yeah. Poison pet. What did he do?
I don't know what he did. But they're they've kicked him off
the CBS Evening News. Either the ratings weren't going well, or
he's too grouchy looking or? I don't know, I can't find out.
But they're going to replace him with a guy whose little one of
the guys is one of his substitute guys, and he's pretty
decent. He's good at his delivery. I didn't but I've been
noticing these guys. Now. I'm more listening for all of them
who do the deep breathing. And the compressor does has
something to do with it. Yeah, obviously. Hey,
do you guys on the Vortech Horowitz unplugged thank you for
for telling me I was asleep in the last show. I woke up from
it. Thanks.
was the idea. Do you get picked up on this post hypnotic
suggestions that we've been slipping in there?
Yes, I have. Possibly. Do you guys follow Starbucks? Could you
do you stock picking and stuff?
I don't default to Starbucks. Personally, I don't know that.
Horowitz does he's got his favorites that he follows.
So I think I would call you like shorting. I'm going to call a
short here. I'm going to call it short. I think you guys can play
Starbucks as a short. All right. And here's why. It says leaked,
leaked audio and video of Howard Schultz the CEO. And what he
says here in my mind is a setup to defend a bad quarter. The
world is screwed
up. People are unsettled this tremendous amount of pressure
and anxiety in America. We have a president that is creating a
episodic chaos every single day and is no doubt affecting
consumer behavior and consumer centered oops
Oh, you might think that's a good observation. You're
probably right he's probably gonna roll out some this bad
news sounds like that sounds like a bad quarter to me. Yeah,
yeah. This is good analysis I would say yeah. Well
you tell Horowitz and put everything on read a different
game. We got to talk about this this the obsession about the
President's tweeting it has now gotten to a part to a point
where Katy Tur. And you know I want to like Katie to her. I
want to she has a sympathetic face you know she
Yeah, she's very sympathetic looking. Seems like a kind of
person.
Yeah, she does and you know she's MSNBC which is a problem
well, no,
she's really NBC. Oh true but she This is a clip from MSN
making a lot of the NBC heavyweights people that are big
time now they gotta show up yeah, they gotta show it over
there at MSNBC and humiliate you can you can
just imagine it's like where you go, Oh, wait, you're going over
to to the annex
at the annex. Enjoy read network and damn it.
Yeah, the brass told me I gotta go and help them out. Sure. I
hate this. I got I got a birthday. I got a thing to do. I
can Yeah, Kenny. I can just imagine going like you got to go
over there. Would you do? Would you do you got to go over to the
annex. To the kids table, the farm team, then Mickey Mouse
outfit. She's losing sleep over the President's tweets. And this
has to do with North Korea as well. If something like
that can stay on Twitter for six hours. What does that say about
who controls the information coming out of the White House?
And what if somebody hacked into Twitter? and posted a message
that could have global implications saying something
like Donald Trump is or I'm going to launch nuclear weapons
isn't really concerning about the chain of events right for me
like that could set off.
Yes, this is
precisely the thing that keeps me up at night, literally, since
Trump was inaugurated. I am afraid that Donald Trump will
tweet something that will launch us into a war or a potential
conflict that we won't be able to get out of talk to me about
the security concerns the implications of what it means
that Donald Trump has a way to communicate with America in the
world. That is not monitored. That is not checked. What if his
account gets hacked? St. Just say what it gets hacked. Yeah,
and somebody's just saying that, you know, we are aiming nukes at
North Korea. Is there anybody that can go in there and say,
Oh, my God, no, take it down. Has anybody monitoring this
account after hours in the middle of the night? How does
something like this stay up? Oh.
I think she's really hysterical. Now. She means it.
No, she does mean that she wouldn't be insincere.
Yeah, that's that's what that's what's so sad. She is
hysterical.
She does make a point for when the President tweets something,
certainly about a company its stock and usually usually goes
down and then ends higher than where it started. For some
reason. Now that's
a lot of positive a lot of ways of making money. Now, she made
an interesting comment. I thought, where she when she
said, that tweet can be up for for six hours. Yeah, the tweet
can be is up. While you can delete it as what she means.
You can delete it five minutes later. Yeah. But she's not
nobody's deleting it. After six hours, it just goes into the
ether. It's still there. And if you had an account that, for
example, only followed Donald Trump Yeah, you'd see it but you
could do it would just be there forever. Yeah.
Yeah, well, we're all gonna die. And and part of that is the
media's historical historical place in the chain of command to
communicate to the to the folks and they go get the statement,
or they go to the press conference, and they determine
what the message is this this is the continuing problem. We who
is supposed to we do that
we advocate that we Yeah, well, that brings up another story,
which I thought I thought was the most interesting.
Oh, there it is. You said interesting. This better be
really interesting.
It is it's very good. Well, hold on a sec. We're stopping the
show stopping the show. Okay, hold on a sec. We're gonna go to
the book and stop the show. Everybody okay, well, let's get
as synonym print out. Synonym intriguing,
fascinating. IBBS ponderous upon ponderous I like ponder honors
is none ponders does not mean interesting.
In like, fascinating I like intriguing. That's fascinating.
Fascinating. I tell you,
it's just fascinating. Yeah, fascinating. alluring. We can
say I say I say amusing I say I'm using unusual note.
I'm using I'm using I say odd I'm using attention grabbing
pressive
intriguing lovely pleasing provocative said how about sexy
sexy? That's sexy. See that? Six I think is does it kind of
remarkable.
These are all good words. War Room. Good
words is remarkable.
Amazing. We should go back to using amazing.
Yeah, amazing. I think it's amazing. John is
just so amazing. I tell you it's just fabulous. Yeah, you know
how that works.
Riveting Yeah, I'm gonna print this up, put it up and then for
the not to show but the next show I'll be referring to it.
When I need a an adjective. All right. So I thought the most
gripping oh my god, that is. The most gripping story this week
was the thing about bullcrap store that was about the phone.
The phone Donald, Donald Trump gave his This is a big scandal
and all these networks. You're here's the clip cell phone
number given out by Trump.
There's word that President Trump has invited other
country's leaders to call him on his private cell phone.
Associated Press and others reports that this is raising
concerns about holding sensitive conversations on unsecured
lines. The reports say that Mr. Trump has given his cell number
to the leaders of Mexico, Canada and France.
Every news network played DISA, oh, how could he do this? This
guy's totally irresponsible to be giving out his cell phone
number. I John
John, I have his number. I have his cell phone number. That's
right. You do? Yeah. And I have his his personal secretary cell
phone number. That's right. You have all those every journalist
who's ever been in New York has this number. And it's a great,
it's a great number. And just to prove to you, it ends with 1000.
It's a great number.
Now, here, as I hear these stories being rolled out, I'm
hearing it as a solidly founded in dementia, I am sitting here,
just you know, right there. I hear the following. Donald Trump
is giving out his cell phone numbers. And everybody's irked
about it because now the CIA the NSA and the everybody can't
listen in on his calls and then leak them to someone that's what
I hear is how did they get all that information about his phone
call with the guy in Australia now that get leaked?
Wow, that was just some they wrote up a transcript that he
didn't call on the cell phone I don't think I think he called
and that's why
I'm saying he wasn't on the cell phone. I think he's good. He's
given out a cell phone number he figures it's more secure. That
probably is God every Tom Dick and Harry listening in on his
other phone. Well, you know,
all of it is captured. So unless they use some form of
encryption, all of all of this is captured. They just need to
they just need to look for the starts with 917 ends with 8000
number. And you're good to go. It's not that hard.
But he may have another line. You know
what I do with Oh, no, you know what, you know what I do with
that number, right? I use it to get I call him I call him I call
him I call them all the time I go Donald just plodding along.
And he goes Nah, you got me again. Curry. Okay, yeah, maybe
not. Little Maxine Waters?
No, of course always. Yes. Do we have to jiggle first?
We can do the jingle first we can do it. Which which of the
Maxine Waters jingles is your favorite? I
don't really have a favorite. I do like that later. We went to a
restaurant the other day. And you know, cuz I'm snide about
it. You go. And you say, Well, what? Is this a really good veal
piccata. And the guy goes, Yeah, it's good. It's just what do you
think is the best thing on this menu? And the guy says, oh,
everything is great. Everything is great.
Yeah. I don't like that.
Yeah. And my comment is always the same. That's useful. Thank
you.
Thank you. Thank you for your cooperation. Maxine is at an
event in California. She's hijacked by where the a media
assault attack I guess we would say these days from clearly a
Trump supporter who has her iPhone at a very interesting
angle. Oh, I should have said sexy angle from shooting from
down below. So it's clandestine filming but you kind of look up
Maxine's nostrils which is makes a whole effect that much nice
our garage so I wanted to give that to you. And also her
lashes. Her lashes are an inch long. An inch the fake and in
her nails in it. I don't understand women who haven't.
You can't you can't function with your hands. I mean, you
cannot use a keyboard properly. They're seeing this. Oh, yeah.
It's like a checkout line. You'll see it. Yeah. And yeah.
And they're using pencil where you have the
natural nails that are all curling they're curling in so
yeah, so
then they have to use a pencil in order to hit keys on the on
the register. Yeah, yeah. I don't
know if they think that's sexy. It's creepy. It's like what you
it's what I imagined a corpses fingernails look like since they
continue to grow up.
There you go. Alright, so there was a corpse doing an event. And
this woman walks up and films
in your office emails, and then you can talk give me five
minutes of your time. I
wonder why she says you can have 700,000 minutes of my time
wonder what it was on her mind
is a co you're watching two spies.
I understand. When
I'm in Washington most of the time, I know that Monday through
Friday, but that's every week. So I have one day sometimes. And
we try to figure it out how to see everybody that we can. So
tell me what you want to talk about. I
just want to talk about your representation representation in
Washington. Our Presidents as well. Okay standing I am I've
ever seen I left my president. My position as well. I also want
to know why you weren't representing me in Washington by
opposing the president.
Your president is a dishonorable lying man. He mocked a
journalist I've never seen a grown man to that.
I love this park. He mocked a journalist. I've never seen a
grown man do that. She meant to say was she mocked a dis he
mocked a disabled journalist, but it just comes out this way
with Maxine.
My position as well. I also want to know why you went and
representing me in Washington by closing the president.
You president is a dishonorable lying man. He mocked a
journalist. I've never seen a grown man to that. He talked
about grabbing women by the private parts. He lives every
day. He's in bed with Putin and the Russians about oil. And
everybody around him are allies with the Kremlin. And with the
oligarchs of Russia, they're gonna take us down.
You mentioned comments about him being a liar. He is a liar,
wrapping a woman's proceed. I don't think he ever did. said
it. I go back when my grown man talks like that. I go back to
President Clinton.
I don't care about click Well, I care about this. I'm going to
work every day until I get him impeached.
I'm going to work every day to make sure that he isn't the
next. Thank you so much. You can't be in office. Thank you so
much. Thank you. Thank you.
You can't impeach a woman of the house of the Congress, you can
impeach a woman of the Congress. It is true that the impeachment
process is not applied to all members of Congress, whether
they're men or women. But you most definitely can get kicked
out of Congress. And that's happened more than more than
you'd know. Really?
Yeah, gotta kick her out. It's too much fun.
Well, it's called expulsion. You can be expelled, expelled from
the United States
to commit hate crimes not just be allowed.
That's only for impeachment of the president or the vice
president. That is high crimes misdemeanor. It can be for very
different things for expulsion of Congress. Stay there you go.
No local scandal been going on besides the money that Janet
Napolitano has been hiding from the auditors of the University
of California. Yeah. Here's a whole new one. Oh, a new Cal
scandal right out of the president's office, which is
what which is Janet Napolitano.
Tonight a new money mess at UC Berkeley. Now
the Chancellor's gym membership is under scrutiny and as Emily
Turner reports, the cost of the investigation is really adding
up.
For a world renowned university system. The math doesn't add up.
UC Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks misused $4,990 of
university funds. But the investigation to discover this
some cost 10 times that for a grand total of $57,671.
According to the Daily Californian, we wanted to talk
to someone from the UC office of the president. So this morning
we called and we emailed for an interview. We have not gotten a
response. The investigation revealed Dirks use the money for
a personal trainer and campus gym membership over two years.
He also had a campus pre core fitness machine in his home. The
office of the president racked up the hefty tab figuring it out
after Dirks resigned in April of last year. Here's where that 57k
went. According to the Daily California and the office of the
president paid the LA firm public interest investigations
incorporated to look into the matter at a rate of $200 an hour
or 279 billable hours. It also paid for the firm's president to
fly from LA to Oakland three times. And what was always on
Southwest each ticket never cost less than $400. That's where
I cut it off because it can continue. How do you fly from
Oakland to LA and spend $400 Each time you fly? It's a $69
flight?
No if you need to, if you I think with Southwest if you get
the no they do have a higher it's significantly higher the
business anytime you can change it whenever you want. It could
easily be up to three $400 range.
Could be that no it could be but why would you get those tickets
when there's always always cheaper tickets?
Very obvious because she needs to be very flexible. You know,
she can't get anywhere on time because she's Janet.
Well, no, it wasn't her. It was the president of the
investigation company that kept doing it. Oh, well. Of course
like you probably get
the investigator was patting the building.
Yeah, Houston. Think was obvious. But anyway, the whole
thing seems very scam ish. But let's well I would go to the
southwest and look up these prices, but I'm not going to do
it. Can I? We're running a tad tad bit behind I would like to,
to move into our Thank you segment which will be short,
sadly. But before we do that one of our producers tried, what we
always ask is, you know, get on some of these shows, there's so
many open holes you can call C span. You can do all kinds of
things. And this was a very Valiant, valiant effort. I think
this is Emmett I forgot who did this. And he called in during
Lionel's Periscope line. Oh, from RT. Yeah, that guy and got
really close.
And it goes on and on line was Putin in disguise. Love you,
Lionel. Thank you. Thanks, Lionel James. Fine. Lionel is
best line was the man that goose man a lot of hearts. Thank you
so much for that. No agendas. I like when people say check out
other shows.
So close it No. Close.
Like, could he say no agenda show
why he's not going to talk about other shows. You listen to what
he's talking about other shows? Like we're talking about his
show right now. He can talk about other shows. But he said
something. I like when
people say check out other shows. That's terrific. Lionel
is Alex Jones.
That's terrific. How I was a good try, though. shitbag
Yeah. Do you want to get on? Get on your emails and give Lionel
crap for that? Yeah.
I'm gonna show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
and we do have a few people to think besides Lionell who were
big fans of him? Yeah, we play a stick he would be you know, do a
little long rolling here. So you're supposed to do in a
little
log rolling.
Yeah, you know, log rolling now I don't really know why you
scratch my back. I scratch yours is the way it goes. You give
somebody a plug. They give you a play. Yeah. Really, really
vital. Yeah. Yeah, log rolling. Thanks so much, David. One of
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list in the plunge protection team.
Oh, yes. I'm very preoccupied with this some reason? And
nobody else seems to care. I play these clips. This is a guy.
Edelman character. This is the guy who was the model for Gordon
Gekko.
Ah, in Wall Street. Yeah. Greed.
This is good. This is This is Gordon Gekko. Now he is not even
a trader anymore. He's a famous ex trader. And he's gone into
the art scam. I'm sorry, what I say art market is now
doing isn't that just money laundering?
I don't know what it is. All I know is that the art market is
lucrative. So let's play a bad plunge protection. So people
know what it is. This is a group of people that were put
together. Supposedly in 1987. By Reagan after the flash crash, it
took place in 87. And October 87. Was not it was a black one
was a beauty. It was everybody thought we're all gonna die.
Because the short term phenomenon happens every 80
years and 80 years from 1987. It'll happen again. Yes, the
cycles book. This is a big cycle. This is a massive 80 year
one. And it happened in 1907 187 will happen and you can do the
math seven. Now, it will do a it was a problem. And they did. And
it was bullcrap. Because it was just a crash that returned back
to normal, nothing really changed afterwards. And so they
feel that a team was needed to prevent this sort of thing from
happening, because it really freaked people out. So the
plunge protection team was created by Reagan and apparently
has been used a lot. Let's hear about it from this guy,
only the Fed is not excited about this function. So you said
and we've we've all heard of this, and I'm not sure you know,
this is my none of us are discounting anything per se. But
I'll ask you this question. Where are these positions held?
And have they ever been audited? And if not, is there a an agency
or an independent group out there? That should audit that
group? That of course is what I preach. It is very specific in
the Reagan order that no minutes be kept and no records of the
transactions be made public. So there's somewhere only known to
the to the folks within the group. Exactly.
Oh, and the banks who have scanned the backs. Yeah.
And one wonders also what influence this has on the bank
trading? Because it's certainly something to know that other
people don't know.
All right. Asher, it's always good to go. Thank you, Asha. on
IQ, the founder of Edelman, ARVs, and legendary investor,
before you play a clip to before,
I'm so sorry, did I really shit.
We post PLAY CLIP one, we got bonuses
like we had in 1987. And it's called the plunge protection
group. And the plunge protection group was put in place to
stabilize and keep markets normalized, and has been used
many times along the way, including 2008 2009, when we had
these drastic downturns in the market, the plunge protection
plan is run by its reports only to the President. These people
it's run by the head of the SEC, the head of the commodities
trading group, the Treasurer, the Secretary of the Treasury,
and the head of the Fed. And they have an unlimited and they
work with banks. Typically it has been in the past, JP Morgan,
Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and they execute orders on all
exchanges, when they feel the market is not behaving as it
might
wait a minute, I want to understand what that means. Are
they market makers or Z mean that just trading when he says
execute? Does he mean the clearing or what exactly
it means you're buying stock, okay, burying it away,
got it. So I would like it to behave. And in the past, it
really has been an insulator against major downturns taking
more of an effect than might be helpful, both politically and
economically. We have seen the most extraordinary I'm sorry,
you don't have a chart, I should have sent you one, the most
extraordinary lack of volatility in in the VIX. Since Trump has
been in office, and it's interesting, because the night
he was elected, you may recall that the futures came down about
four or 600 points. You may recall by the next morning, they
were even again. And that, to me watching this plunge protection
plan for the last 10 years. In effect, would I was pretty
certain that that's what happened. Whoa.
Yeah, it does explain it. I mean, we watched this a Trump
get elected and and there were talking about it. And we had
clips. Yeah, constantly saying, Oh, the markets crashing. This
is what you do. We're all doomed because you would like to Trump
Yeah, it gets crazy.
But hold on, hold on. Does this logically mean that the stock
market success cannot be attributed to President Trump
but to the plunge protection team?
Well, that's a big question. I wish I would say maybe,
possibly, but but the plunge protection team is only supposed
to go into into play like during that that was what a bit would
have been a crash after the Trump election was brought back
to normal and Once that is established, I think what the
investors did when they said oh, good because this
crashed well it was this is a great club to be in you buy on
the dip and then the whole the whole word.
That's actually what they talk about they say why don't we just
buy on the dip test is going on and then
I'm gonna ask my buddy Jack Ponte he'll know all I'll have
more on this but he's a trader he'll tell me what's going on
but let's say you buy on the dip and then they certainly will do
some bull sweepers or something to get it up a little bit and
then when sentiment takes over, and I'm sure the you know the
government spokes holes whoever else anyone who's involved in
this in this scheme, then they'll start hyping and
everyone's great and then they roll it up and then oh wow look
at this boom sell perfect. We're just let it rip sell
another which was in the second clip that you played first was
mentioned which concerns me more than anything else. Is that the
banks being in on yes, yeah are given protection which allows
them which allows them to be lacks in their operations. We
just went to the bank the other day yesterday to get a check
endorse an insurance check for some damage from
this is still from your roof.
While the second check was just sent, and it was we had to go it
was an hour to get Wells Fargo to stamp their little stamp on
there and sign it the documents had to be signed to this check
gotta we had to hold them. You had to indemnify the bank in
case we sued them because the check just a million things and
this guy was on the phone talking to this group and in
that group this is to endorse a check this happens every day.
Every check that's ever sent out from State Farm is got the
bank's name on it and you have to get go to the bank and have
this endorse it shouldn't take an hour of some bankers time and
everybody else's time to do this. These banks are just
sloppy as Wells Fargo by the way. They're they they stink
they They're very inefficient and inefficient, I could tell
you another story, which I will apparently we get a lot of
checks we get we encourage people to send checks to no
agenda has no cost to it. Right, you can go to your bank, or you
can go to your online banking, or you can go to pay
electronic.com, you can do a lot of different things, you can go
to your credit union, there's a lot of ways you can have the
bank send us automatic checks, we get a pile of checks
automatically, every month, we get a bunch, and they come in
about four forms. There's the loan check in a little crazy
thing, you get a tear apart very carefully, there's a check in
site, then those are one at a time that cost you X amount of
money to to mail, then there's the one check in an envelope
from Chase, Manhattan is the worst offender, one check in an
envelope. And then another one check in an envelope, then
another one check in an envelope not not like 10 checks in an
envelope to the same address, but 1111 Each costing 50 cents
or 45 cents, whatever it is they they pay. And then you have
these credit unions, very small banks, little institutions and
all a bunch of them that go through some service in North
Carolina, where you get a packet of checks, which makes sense
from all these different bag bags. Yeah, in one envelope
paying one fee to the post office, of course
that would never arrive at my house since they don't have my
address. Well, you don't exist.
But it goes to the post office box. Yeah, box 339 l servido.
California 94530. For anybody who wants to mail checks. I look
at these banks. They're all small little banks and credit
unions and people had to have some sense, then I look at the
one check in the envelope from Chase, who's part of this system
this? They don't care. It's just throwing money away. These banks
are really screwed up. Back to the clip,
I was pretty certain that that's what happened. Now we have
everybody complaining that there's no volatility in this
market. But there's amazing volatility in the political and
potentially economic cycle. And if you're a tape watcher,
you'll What did he say there? What were you digging for?
That was a little slip. Me here says there's potential you
played again, and I'll explain in the political
and potentially economic cycle. Yeah.
No, is it more?
How long? Does it end right there?
I know. I stopped it because you were going to explain that
little bit. I
know, I still I you didn't play the I'm sorry,
in this market. But there's amazing volatility in the
political and potentially economic cycle. And, okay,
yeah. So he says a note, there's a lot of volatility and the
markets going up. Or DOJ saying is not a lot of volatility,
because the VIX is really low in the market is it's pretty
stable. It's not like
if the VIX, the VIX is an average and they're looking at
an average volatility.
It's a sentiment, right marker, like but volatility and is way
low. I mean, if anybody wants to go long on the VIX, if there's a
mechanism to do so and there are a few, it's like sitting duck to
make money. It seems to me I could be wrong. And I'm not
giving anyone advice. Now, the what he said, right, there was
what he said about the volatility, potential volatility
of the economics in the cycle, and what's going on? He's
talking about the bond crash, right? Yes, and there's a
potential mess going on. And nobody seems to be care. But at
least looking at the markets, we see the potential out there they
have to countries, cities, in particular, are broke bankrupt.
And they have unfunded liabilities, which now have to
be reported starting this month and do it you got one year to
catch up. That is a huge problem that should be shaking things
up. It's not doing anything. That's this point,
watcher, you will see every time the market declines 100 200
points, sort of by the end of the day, there are certain Dow
stocks or s&p stocks that are the less liquid ones that kind
of get some backing. And by the end of the day, maybe it's down
20 bucks, or it's up $3. And it's a very odd kind of action.
And I think you see it almost every day in the market. And I
wonder if this market is being manipulated by plunge
protection. I'm shocked.
I think we all have so many questions, you already know
where to begin. Okay, so you always know
where there's the plunge Protection Team, which I
initially heard as the presidential plunge protection
team. I heard about this during W. Bush era. And these people
are overwhelmed. I've so many questions. I've never heard of
this. I can't believe that.
Well, what they're I think is what's happening is that it's
always been around. Yeah, but it's being used more as a
manipulation tool.
Okay, so is it what is the wonderful Protection Team
politically motivated and if so, what was the purpose of the
plan? The protection team going in the night that Trump was
elected because it was disappointing times. Yeah.
Well, I mean, you certainly, if you have a market down four to
600 points and people wake up to it, you certainly can have
somewhat of a catastrophe after that. So the the purpose,
whether it was an Obama or or any other decent government in
power was to make sure you didn't destroy the United States
marketplace. Just because Trump was elected.
Do you think this team is putting a floor in the markets?
I mean, do you think that they're active on a fairly
regular basis? Or is it just steep drawdowns in which they
will step in?
You know, I'm not a trader anymore, but I watched the
market for maybe 40 years pretty carefully. And I would say the
tape reflects an urge to keep things cool and looking good.
And I don't think that comes from nowhere. You can't hire
Goldman Sachs to do that you need taxpayer money.
So I'm curious. The protection team president's working group
has been used to stabilize the market. It sounds to me like I
wasn't purpose. That was the purpose, right. But it sounds to
me, you're saying there's a marked change here? And are we
looking at something where they're more aggressively buying
the market to itself has said, you know, uses the stock market
as a scorecard. So if it's going up, is it more aggressive now
pushing it higher as kind of a feedback loop? For him,
I would say that it acts more as an insulator when it tends to go
down.
It's a perfect storm, it's perfect for these guys. Because
you can you can this is Oh my god, you can put money on this.
This is so good. Now we can we can probably we could make a
fund that follows the principles of the plunge Protection Plan,
which is, whenever the President does anything, you just get
ready. You help short, and everyone's worried. So shorter
is will you know, it's beautiful. It's just beautiful.
Then when you get towards the bottom, then you just you just
reverse it, you just flip it all. And then you make a ton of
money. And no wonder this is a what a great racket
rather than trying to push it up.
It pushes it back on Trip points. I mean, this these are
not being
drawn up. But it's pushing up from a drawdown, as opposed to
pushing it up from
an even on a day when the Dow is only down 200 points you think
the team goes in? Yeah. Okay. That's a small percentage move
that even prompts, it's
not such a small percentage move. And if you let it happen
till the next day,
so are you a buyer of the market on every dip? You all if that's
the case, all of your money? If you're so convinced of this, all
of your money should be right now in the stock market on know,
something that will run its course? Or is this last the
whole four years?
I don't know, Will Trump last the whole four years is that? I
don't really have a clue. And I don't want to be in the market.
Because I don't know when the plug gets pulled. I art markets.
They only report
to the President, though. Who's going to pull the plug?
Who knows? I mean, who knows who rebels in this group? Certainly
the Fed is not excited about this function.
Ta Wow. No, you do not want to put him you want to get in there
on the stuff that the plunge protection team is going to prop
up. I'm gonna let's revisit this. John, I like this a lot.
Yeah, well, there you have it. Should we play that second clip?
Now? Just so we have it in context? Yeah,
you might as well because it will round it out a little
better.
Only the Fed is not excited about this function. So you said
we've we've all heard of this. And I'm not sure you know, this
is my none of us are discounting anything, per se. But I'll ask
you this question. Where are these positions held? And have
they ever been audited? And if not, is there a an agency or an
independent group out there? That should audit that group?
That of course is what I preach. It is very specific in the
Reagan order that no minutes be kept and no records of the
transactions be made public. So
there's somewhere only known to the to the folks within the
group. Exactly.
And the banks who have started
a couple of banks. Yeah. And one wonders also what influence this
has on the bank trading, because it's certainly something to know
that other people don't know.
All right. Asher,
it's always good to go.
Thank you. Asher Edelman, the founder of Edelman ARPs, and
yeah,
oh introduced a new term. I know how they do it. It's called the
dark pool. You've heard of these?
Yeah, we actually talked about one of them that was set up some
time ago. That's it isn't loads of money.
And this is this is computer trading. And so you get a bunch
of guys they put up their own little mini exchange and and the
trades they do. Let's say I'm not sure I've may not have this
exactly right. But the trades they do do not don't necessarily
show up as individual trades, etc. They may not even clear at
the same time. But But effectively what happens is
people want to buy or sell stocks. And they can't, because
those buys and sells are being taken away into this dark pool
into another exchange and the price will just change. And you
can't see why. And this happens every single day, across the
board. On an all star, anything that's traded really, is it
happens in dark pools. And I think that's where this will be
taking place. And that's the club we want to get invited to,
obviously. And guess what? We're not getting invited, getting
invited.
At happening,
the President is going to go on TV in about four minutes. Thank
you war room for informing me of that. And I want to just give
another piece of information which came in about 30 minutes
ago, you know, we had this huge attack in Baghdad.
And I have the background are on it. Yeah, I just
want to get this out before the President speaks. Because what I
what I hear now from our military sources, this Friday,
the whole 82nd airborne division is going to be doing live fire
exercises, the 25th Intro to Infantry Division in Alaska, is
going to be doing at the end of this month. Our military Intel
sources saying something is about to go down. We already
know we have huge troop buildups in Kuwait, Kuwait, Kuwait City.
I'm thinking maybe the President goes on TV and says, Hey, ISIS,
I'm gonna go kick your ass.
Maybe, or do something with the Afghan thing, which is the
nightmare system, but because he gets $3 billion a month.
I mean, there were there was, you know, I think us civilians
were hurt in this and it's really not been. It's not been a
big topic on TV. What do you have? I want to
Are you kidding? No, I every television network played this
big. Yeah. For like 10 minutes. Lots. This was played huge by
all the networks for 10.
And then it went right back to the head.
That no, the head was very downplayed in the mainstream
media. All right. Well, was it real short hit? The head was a
short hit. This is a short yet. This is Afghan rundown this the
PBS version.
Okay. The situation
is deteriorating day by day. Those were the words of one of
Afghanistan's lawmakers after a huge truck bomb devastated part
of Kabul today. It killed at least 90 people and wounded 400
more. She foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner
has our report.
A pall of black smoke sirens wailing chaos in the streets, a
gigantic suicide bomb had detonated in the highly secured
heart of the Afghan capital. The tremendous force of the blast
gouged out a 15 foot crater and blew out windows as far as half
a mile away.
And it was all clusters at the mall explosion took place the
minute we sat down. After the explosion, we hurried downstairs
and stuff all the things damaged because all the buildings were
badly destroyed.
Special correspondent Jennifer glass and Cabo who spoke to us
via Skype. So the bombing came as a joke.
It's been quiet here in the Afghan capital for the last
couple of weeks. Almost eerily quiet. The weather's been
beautiful people have been going out for picnics. The scale of
this attack is really unprecedented. The worst said we
leave since 2001. That is such a terrible, terrible shock to
people.
The bomb hidden in a septic tank cleaning truck rock the
diplomatic quarter at the height of the morning rush hour.
Despite its fortified blast wall, Germany's embassy suffered
extensive damage. The bomb site was also close to the Afghan
presidential palace and defense ministry. The US Embassy is
about a mile away yet 11 American contractors were hurt.
Scores of the wounded were rushed to nearby hospitals were
some told of surviving the blasts.
Everything was destroyed in my location. I don't know what
happened. There were lots of workers, a lot of people were
murdered. All the people who were on the street were killed.
in Nuremberg, German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the
attack.
It goes on.
I'm just thinking the thali bomb. It was the Taliban who
released the video they filmed it now. You know, it said that
ISIS did this. But as the Taliban, are they not mainly in
Afghanistan?
Yeah, they're all in Afghanistan. So. So the Taliban,
there's a thing called the Pakistani Taliban. Right. That's
a different group.
I'm not sure who did this that I don't know which one it is. So
when maybe we're going into Afghanistan and finishing up
there but the optics would say something in Iraq but you know,
who do you want to? Can't do anything in Rock I don't think
No can do anything anywhere. We should just get out.
I agree with that. But I think we're probably going to do
something that's
like, hey, we need to throw three mil. We got potholes
everywhere I drive around here, but yeah, but wouldn't go who's
spent $3 billion a month in Afghanistan?
I did. I did read. We were right about this. The Navy and
remember the Tomahawk missiles, the How many were they 23 or 26,
or via DoD 5959.
I knew I was one of them fell over the side was theirs tried
to launch 60. The Navy's
request of $8.5 billion to cover overseas contingency operations
and fiscal 28 2018 will include funding for 66 tactical Tomahawk
cruise missiles to replace those launched over the last 12 months
in two separate deterrence operations. They popped them off
because they had to
know they were they were already expiring. Yeah, they were
expiring a little rubber stamp on the site with an expiration
date.
And so now we shoot a blast before best best best killing
machine and the state's best shot off before best to kill
people if shot off before. And so they're ordering and now
they're getting six more 66 which is two times 33. Exactly.
Hey, fractal time. This weekend, marks the end what is now 50 At
the end of may be 50/50 anniversary the Seven Days in
May, which was the political thriller motion picture about
the military political cabals plan take over the United States
government in reaction to the President's negotiation of a
disarmament treaty with the Soviet Union. Just gotta be on
the lookout for that stuff. You never know. Yeah, fun stuff
could happen.
Fun, fun,
social justice warriors out in Texas. And this is so this is
good for a little history lesson. As you know, we have to
take down all kinds of Confederate symbols because they
are racist symbols. And there will be no celebrating of that.
Even though we did celebrate Memorial Day, which is was
originally a Confederate holiday, a Confederate I wonder
if I wonder what it was be the well, no one's talking about
that. I wonder what would be what we're gonna do about those
old there's they're all over the south, these Confederate
graveyards? Well, before we get to that they're very
picturesque. By the way, if you're a photographer, seek out
your local Confederate graveyard. They're very
interesting.
Tell me about Sam Houston.
What about Sam? He was I don't know that much about him. I'm
not from Texas, but it's one of the founders of Texas.
It's been a sight to see for nearly a century. And for some,
it's a sight they want to see themselves next to for years to
come. Honestly, I
think they should just keep it up. Yeah,
but at least one group Texas and Tifa want the Sam Houston statue
gone. Last week, the group posted on its Facebook page
saying Texans agree that disgusting idols of America's
dark days of slavery must be removed to bring internal peace
to our country. The group also suggested Mayor Sylvester Turner
would back the removal of the statue because of his ethnicity
and political affiliation. There's a group that's trying to
remove the Sam Houston statue from Hermann Park. Just wanted
to see if you've had a response to that group is insinuating
that you may be in favor of that.
It's not even on my agenda, haven't even gotten any thought.
He wasn't no
hardcore advocate for slavery. Yes,
Sam Houston did own slaves. But as a senator in the 1800s, he
repeatedly voted against the spread of slavery to new
territories of the United States. He was also ousted as
governor of Texas for refusing to align himself with the
Confederacy.
It might alleviate some some anger. But it'll also create
some anger on the on the opposite side that you're you're
taking down the statue of a man who helped create the state. And
what it is today,
Texas and Tifa told us it wouldn't speak to us about the
statue until the rally here on June 10. When we pressed
further, a representative responded by saying we don't
speak with the fascist media.
I'll tell you this, but you have to go to the Sam Houston wiki
page and I think they should take a statue down. Just check
out this bow tie.
Oh, wait a minute. It shouldn't be taken down because of the bow
tie.
Yeah. Anyone who Debbie unless that boat goes back in fashion.
That's a
that's a beaut. Unbelievable. That's like a scarf. That thing
and look at his eyes. He's looking all shifty over to the
right. What a great photo.
Is a great photo. That's
fabulous. That is your right? Take that statue down Well, I
don't believe he was. He's he stands for racism. From what
I've read
this is, you know, this may be it this is a kind of a
counterterrorism methodology that was developed in the 50s
and 60s, where you set up shop as, as someone is like, Oh,
you're not you're in fact, you're against this whole thing
that's going on. But you set up a shop as an Tifa operation, but
you're not you put your phone
first you wait, you get your check from sorrows.
Well, sorrows would actually be all for all this stuff. That's
what I'm saying. This has to be this has to be money from the
right, not from the left.
Oh, okay. I'm sorry. I'm listening.
Because there's a counter into sicko until operation, your look
and so you make a full age. That's why the the giveaway to
me is the guy saying we don't talk to the fascist media. Use
as a
way, so what you're saying is, this is bullcrap. To make the
anti file look bad.
Exactly. Oh,
nailed it. I'm sure I think you nailed the point. I give you a
point.
Thank you, I needed that point you did,
especially when you need to prepare yourself, for most
people have probably seen this. But I've watched all eight
minutes and I condensed it down to to the ones that were most
legible. I thought that you would really need to listen,
just listen to the language use that evergreen College. This is
I mean, so they're speaking to either professors, or the
president in this. There's no other person and then there's
equal amount of Yes.
I want to mention before you play this clip that everybody in
the family I'm talking about to Evergreen grads, J and pretty
much everybody else believed that this is a giant exercise
and LARPing.
Wow, thank you. We identified that very early on, is we did
live action role playing. And when you're in your own safe
space environment, and everyone's playing along, I
think it just becomes reality. The only people who weren't
informed that this was a role playing game where the
professors and and the president and even when they're screaming,
you'll hear at the beginning of this clip, there is a professor
standing against the wall. And this group around them is saying
and the yelling at in her face.
Yeah, hey hoho these racist teachers have got to go. Black
Power they're
using now, which that would show you a little bit about the
thinking here Black Power, which was that not
in the way, the way this works as a LARPing exercise is if
these idiots said their idiot administration at Evergreen
actually brought the cops in and clubbed a couple of kids that
would be over instantly.
Yeah, that would end it. That's right. Or how about one of the
teachers just clocks him?
Yeah, that would anything it doesn't take much to stop one of
these exercises.
We've seen this we've seen the guy on the street and he's being
stopped by undefined, he bops one in the face turns out it's a
girl but then everyone's going oh man, we didn't do that. And
it just walked we
also saw this in the in the clips that floated around
YouTube where the bunch of these idiots come into a library so
I'm making a bunch of racket some kid comes as Hey, hey to
library get out of here and the old left
protection right bullies. Why this is the most valid fucking
system to enter.
Whiteness is the most violent system and this what I've
noticed is the it's very consistent the level of the
voice the shrillness of the voice the the they're they've
already gone past a level of constraint. Well, I know a lot
about speaking and they're at at a it's almost like Florida let
when singing and that means you are out of unlike Florida that
you are out of control when you're when you're like that.
They really are. This is true hysteria, which is cool because
it's really roleplay and it's really it's great
to me, because I know actions speak louder than words.
Oh, mama didn't raise no fool. Wow.
I love that my mom I don't raise no fool.
I said I'm tired of white people talk Think about what black and
brown people need you don't know was the email with information
in that email fax will yes or no tonight no Yes or No no, it was
not factual.
Why is it all these black women investing all this emotional
labor in this space these White House faculty members seem to be
holding in and all these people accountable
we don't think that you know it's one thing to say white we
say white ass now that's right now you're that's racial talk
when you say white ass miss just racist. You know, it's like
black as white as
you don't want to hear what you have to say.
To the president, you shut the EFF up.
Make it seem like you have to simplify for us. We're not
simple things. We're adults, right?
No, no, that's yeah, we're adults. And now comes the
slavery part.
Your ancestors,
you're speaking to the ancestors. You see this? You
when you speak to them? You are speaking to the ancestors? We're
adults,
right? So I'm telling you, you're speaking to your
ancestors. Right? Before you build these cities, right past
civilization way before you ever had right carving out your
caves.
Okay. All right. So I just want to repeat in case you didn't
hear. We had civilization before you did before you came out of
your caves. We built this country.
You have the fucking nerve to fucking dehumanize, like our and
we had you was in this hole.
Okay. The thing is that my ancestors were slaves and your
ancestors were not. Your ancestors came here of free
choice and decided to bring along my people of they're not
of their own free will to work and build this country. Okay, so
I'm just letting you know that slavery still have repercussions
in society today. And that's what we'll hear about those
repercussions. It doesn't go away. It's not over.
This that seems to be the central theme is by ancestors
were brought here by your ancestors. They were slaves.
They built this country. And when she says repercussions, I
think what she means is she wants concession.
Reparations reparation
would be the right word. Thank you reparation. She says
repercussion but I think she means reparation.
Well, the whole thing is like if if this is a LARPing exercise by
a bunch of idiots and this stupid student, those good
administrators and let it get out of control. Yeah. Which is
purely has then it's just like, okay, whatever. Yeah, it's like,
yeah, no, it's not that interesting now. All right.
Well, then, let's, let's, I just gotta,
I gotta I gotta just
wrap it up.
Donald US war on this. Okay.
One from the from my beat man from the view. Oh, I can't do a
show. Without
that. I tried watching that. The other day. I was very difficult.
Very difficult. I can do it without the machine though. They
had Chelsea Clinton on Chelsea Clinton brand. Chelsea. They
really want her to run. They even had bumper stickers. For
2020.
I'm ready for Chelsea No.
No, Clinton and Clinton. But yeah, Clinton and Clinton. So
it'd be Chelsea and Hillary together. Running through what
for? For President? Of course,
are is are these people that nuts? Yeah.
Your mother didn't win the election. You know, a lot of
people on on my team were very upset and devastated. I'm really
surprised, frankly, you tell your mother to she I mean, I saw
her commencement speech at Wellesley and she's saying, you
know, she hit the bottle. Well, overstatement, organizing her
class, little Chardonnay,
maybe in a lot of Charlotte, thankfully.
There are ways to cope. You know, I organize closets when I
have a bad time or I've cleaned the refrigerator. I'm wanting to
do that, too. So I'm wondering how did you help your mom to
cope with it after this devastating loss to the country?
Well, you said you've said you're not interested in running
for political office. But your political tweets do give people
hope. Is there anything that would change your mind
and now she pushes the bumper sticker towards? Pink I
said before.
Yeah. Hey, go. Clint Clinton and Clinton together on one ticket.
It's the dream ticket.
It's a dream team.
It's totally the Dream Team. All right, wrap it up for me Bob. We
gotta get out of here. All right,
I got one last little kind of a funny clip. It's it kind of
brings it all together brings the LARPing and the Clintons and
all together the new TV show that you'll be able to catch
called Cougar lifestyle.
Wait, where does this air does this air on MSN?
Well, it's gonna air on the Playboy channel but still the
same insulting memes Cougar lifestyle
or just add some fun.
The Cougar lifestyle meaning you day younger guys.
All across America successful single women are embracing the
Cougar lifestyle. Your guyses just kind of about having fun.
We are out on the prowl to find some nice young meets. Cougar
club follows a group of beautiful women who are
powerful, fearless and unapologetically on the prowl
for younger men. Doing a mile high club play the Mile High
Club. The possibilities are endless.
Wow. I'm watching that Playboy documentary series. There's not
much to recognize when you hear this is on the Playboy channel
today for whew that was pretty spectacular and his ideas.
Yeah. Oh yeah. Cougar lifestyle is the end result.
Alright, everybody, thank you very much. Let's, let's meet
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Millennials
somewhere between 97 and 99% of the scientific community.
Oh, dynamite.
I mean, mean in the end, the other side doesn't have the
science.
Nobody thinks of consequences anymore. What is this about?
Nobody thinks of consequences anymore? Because if you think
about the why did the New York Times run a piece with bloody
clothes? Dynamite. Imagine you're an informant Friday
working abroad. And you know either that your information is
going to be leaked, or potentially could be leaked. You
want to sign up for that you want to go to that next medium
with oh, he's
in the recruitment division
nobody thinks or consequences anymore.
You've been in Indiana and the other side who have the science.
Somewhere between 97 and 99% of the scientific community
recognizes that climate change is real. The whole scientific
community recognizes climate change.
Dynamite now
Wellesley College graduates, is this to all girl all girls
school?
I think men are now they have a couple of guys
the male student I'll call on Joe
Kraus the President of College a call her that the protesters
moved on by a crowd the president's office.
People who saw we
did not call the police someone else called the police. You're
longer
Based on a claim by female students call her Hannah
they extracted some dough for my safety reform last more than 20
months before the demands produced to make sure that I was
okay
blackout drunk
this was on this view a large room on top of our library
believe
that a millions of pages
of reading took place at the end of the day
and nobody really raised and all of the gestures blocked down
and because the issue of policing is so sensitive at the
moment the police had to run around and find another entrance
to the building
I wish more people reading login pages of information that go and
nobody really reads all camp reading mortgages understood
that morning sensitive at the moment the police had to run the
way Tucker said that just
as the pages of information that go through this congress and
everything that was available
all the presidents put before me and like you say you try to read
every the issue
releasing is so sensitive at the moment read
every piece of everything all the members put before me and
like you
tend to run around and be so sensitive at the moment
we try to do the best job?
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