You shut up. Can't you read English?
Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak and Sunday January 7 2018. This is your award
winning get donation media assassination episode nine or
nine or seven. This
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live from downtown Austin Tejas capital, the drone Star State in
the Clooney OPA in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm 10 times louder. And
John C. Dvorak.
Yes, in the morning to you in the afternoon, I should say.
Is it afternoon? Oh, it is for you. Yeah, we're still
here. We've been we've actually had some technical difficulties
this morning.
Yeah, the stream wasn't working. Yeah. Well, and your rig is, is
not what it was last time we checked it.
You know how it goes. It's like, look, the streams not working.
It's clearly my fault. It always is. And then I start twiddling
and toggling and doodling diddling. And then all of a
sudden, nothing works, but the stream works. So we'll see how
far we get today.
Well, as long as as long as the information we communicate is
understood.
completely understood. Okay. Let me see. There we go. And just as
I was all jacked up and ready to tell you about this fantastic
Windows experience I had had yesterday that I'm so excited
about now, and I don't want to talk about computers at all now.
Maybe have that specter bug?
Yeah, right. Oh, yeah. Slowing down. That, you know, that's
been very interesting to watch this. Intel versus the world of
microprocessors, everybody saying, Well, you got the
problem to know we don't have the problem, you got the
problem. But, but that's the problem. The cloud is slowing
down. It's just just anyone, nobody's got
the problem. I'm looking at this, and we're trying to
explain what we're talking about here. Not everyone knows,
there's apparently some deep seated bug in, it looks like all
the processor chips that have been made for the last 10 to 20
years, at least the last 10 years. And I guess they knew
about this a while he would have been trying to work on it. And
the more I, the more I from my perspective, would have read and
I haven't talked to anybody yet about it, but I will. It's a
obscure situation that probably doesn't affect anybody, but
they're worried sick, because if anybody can get into the chip,
too, so this is like a backdoor.
Well, I got I got what I think is the best explanation from
producer Trey. Gail short. Okay, a modern processors get some of
their go fast juice, by trying to guess what you're going to
ask it to do next. It predicts that you're going to want the
CPU to do X, Y, or Z and it already gets started on it.
That's actually pretty damn good. So by the time you ask it
to do the work, it's either already done or close to done.
The flaw is that researchers figured out how anyone can ask
the processor what it is guessed you will want to do that means
an attacker can read things in the computer's memory they're
not supposed to have access to. This is especially bad in places
like Amazon's EC two or Microsoft's xuer, where they run
virtual servers for many different customers on the same
physical hardware. The only fix for this, According to producer
Trey, is to disable the prediction ability. This
however, does mean you get you don't get the speed boosts which
is why the fix slows computers down from he says 12 to 30%. And
he DOES IT security for Cisco specifically, he gets paid to
understand these vulnerabilities and explain them to less
technical folks.
Well, I would question the 30% number, but
he says 12 to 30. He says 12 to 30. Yeah,
yeah, that's pretty much what it is. But why and this is an all
the chips so it's also
an AMD. Yeah. Oh, man. AMD I bought AMD and like it's gonna
go go to the moon.
AMD is pretty high right now. And the arm apparently has the
issue right
now. Yeah, that would make sense. That's what Apple uses is
not don't they use ARM apple?
Yeah, they use most of the arm. Mac, right.
So what is this functionally mean? Nothing really. far
as I can tell, it means nothing except if you were a high level
guy, or superstar hacker that was working for evil agency or
something. It's possible and I think the big fear is now with
the individual. In fact, some people say unless you are
sitting there at the computer, you can't do anything. But with
servers, and these big surf clouds, like and of course if
you'd listen to me and use cheap little hard disk you buy from
Costco. You wouldn't be on it.
I can I can just see Twitter running on the little drives
from Costco. It'd be great who needs to go needs Amazon
How many how much?
Alright, now I'm ready to talk about. So I had an experience
yesterday that that was to me wasn't Oh, wow. And have you
ever seen the Microsoft mixed reality? Home? Which No, I
haven't, which has nothing to do with your home, it's
a, they have, okay, well go on, just tell me what you
put on these glasses, the VR glasses are mixed reality
glasses. So you don't have to have a space that has sensors
everywhere. It has two cameras on the front and you slip it on,
and you're in, I think they call it the it's like the Cliff
House, what you can do is you can do it's like Second Life in
a way, you know, kind of corny looking, and oh gee, there's the
mountains in the bin, who gives a crap with the surrounding is,
but you can pull up applications, all your
applications on your computer. And so instead of all tabbing,
around which I do a lot, you have this huge space. So you can
have, you know, your browser window there, your email over
there. And just by turning your head, you see the different
windows and you can still use your keyboard and your mouse to
interact or you can use these the wonky controllers, which is
not very useful at all for doing work. But I can I can see if
they had the input part, right? You know that this might be
something I would do the show in in this because they just have
all the stuff around you. And instead of, you know, where's
that jingle, I can have 15 Different jingle windows open
and just go to one and select it. It was it was mind blowing,
I have to tell you, I'm not a I'm not a VR guy at all. I've
swam with the whales, you know, I shot the bow and arrow okay.
For this, this is a different version of interacting with your
computer and I was very impressed by it.
One step closer to insanity. No. Mercy dates people market work
to date.
And again, I'm going to say that once you put this headset on
your perception of what's reality changes within 30
seconds, you're done. You're like, Okay, this is the world
I'm in. It responds it works. It's it's I'm really impressed.
I have some ideas of stuff I want to do in, in, in this type
of space. Okay, go for it. Come out with a product. I'm going to
I have an actual product in
mind. I'm sure you do. You sell your old jacked up, I can tell.
I don't but jacked up, but I gotta get me a pair of these
headsets. It's really, and this led to pair that you get to play
with the Windows Store. I went to the Microsoft store you went
to the Microsoft Store. Yes. Report necessary. Yeah. So I
went to the Microsoft Store. We went shopping yesterday with the
keeper and her daughter. At least we went on you know, to
the to the domain, which is Stepford Wives, you want to
shoot yourself. But it's like a it was a domain. It's called the
domain. It's a big shopping living area. It's one of those
Stepford Wives, where you live in this community and you shot
kids like yeah, so they got an Apple store. And they have you
know, they got all the big ones all the anchor stores, it's
quite large, you know, huge Whole Foods, and they have the
Windows Store and that's all I want. I only wanted to go to the
Windows
called the Microsoft store.
I don't you know, they just have the four colored blocks
on the I think they call it's got no signage at all.
That's a good question. Let me see what they officially call
it. So is it windows doors?
Windows Store?
I'm not sure sure. I'd it felt to me like they were the
Microsoft Store Yeah, Microsoft store that's the official name,
but it doesn't have any branding on it other than their red green
blue yellow logo. Which is enough because that drew me in
Oh my god. Yes, Windows Windows. And the only reason I went there
was just to ask the guy about a where's the Surface Phone, man,
is that common? And you're like, Oh, nobody knows. I have no
idea. And then he said, but I want to show you this because
there was no one in the store. Where's the Apple store was
crap. The No no, the Apple stores are packed, they got a
new store they actually emptied out their existing Apple Store
built a new one, a new bigger one, a new bigger one in the
same general location. And the windows the Microsoft Store was
I'll just call it the Windows Store. I think it's better the
Windows Store was yeah, there's maybe 10 people in there. And so
you know going in and that didn't really have anything new
I again, I asked you on the Surface Phone, I want to show
you this and and he says you know this is people don't
understand it. I think it came out in October or November. And
this is so typical Microsoft. i No one heard of this. Course
nobody heard of this. And it's it's really they acquired a
company but
they did they actually previewed it on certain on some ads and
stuff. Way before the October did. Yes, yes. And then it kind
of fell flat because it wasn't really it wasn't ramped
correctly,
though they have no idea how to do this. And then the more I
look at VR, here's the, here's where the opportunity is for me.
And for me, certainly, the content they have is all games,
where the opportunity is very obvious what else you can do in
this space. But just just to start with, I would love to see
it cuz it has a Minority Report effect. That's exactly what what
the effect is. And it's very subtle. But when, when you can,
instead of all tabbing and opening things up and
positioning something, I have a big screen two, I have a monster
a screen, then still I run out of space. And now you just
painted wherever you want. And you can use Cortana to say,
bring it closer, you don't even have to use your hands. And I
don't know I I'm gonna get lab report back as we move along.
But I was I was really impressed. And I'm surprised
that this is not it doesn't have an apple logo on it. That's
probably why put an apple logo people be losing a crap over it.
So I feel so dumb for having stuck with Apple for so long.
Because I really missed out on a lot of interesting things that
were happening because it just wasn't on any other platform. I
never learned about it. Never heard about it never got an
important update notification.
Yeah, a lot of people are comfortable in the Apple
platform, and they stay there.
Yeah. And it's gotten so bad that I'm using edge. Why is
fast? It's fast.
It's not that much faster than Firefox. My
experience is it is much faster. Now, they may be slowing
something I was using Chrome previously, which is fast. But
the Edge browser Yeah, it's fast. It does suck up a lot of
resources.
Well, I use all three.
Yeah, for different reasons. Yeah, for
example, just for a little tip for everybody. I again, I'm
gonna mention this. I mentioned it before in the last show, even
though we didn't get any donations. You always have a tip
on the show that's worth money.
Oh, yes. What was the tip? Again, the tip was? What is your
new tip?
Well, the new tip is that if you're using Firefox, and you're
reading the New York Times, The New York Times, at some point,
the New York Times says you have read your 10 articles get
out. That's when you switch browsers,
and you switch to chrome and you get another 10 you put another
10 up. So what I don't know why but they're doing the count was
somehow within the cookies of that browser only. And they're
not really doing it right is they're doing it wrong. I mean,
you should if you're gonna kick somebody off for reading their
10 articles, just they should be kicked off everything.
Yeah, then they don't have. Well, the New York Times I can
bypass so easily. Same goes for Forbes Wall Street Journal's
that it has a good firewall. He's hard to crack that one. I'm
not quite sure how to get through that.
will give us the chip. How do you get through to the New York
Times firewall?
Oh, well, no, I It's the I do that with the freedom controller
which gets an offline version. It's that's not a tip that is
handy for anybody to use now. So okay, so I've closed the
Microsoft Edge browser and it's still sucking up resources. It
hasn't actually gone away. So I'm going to end the task will
not blow up everything.
No, they'll just blow up all this stuff that you're doing on
edge.
Okay, good. So it didn't blow up. Yeah, the edge. Okay. Here's
the thing with the Edge browser, the resource usage off the hook.
And it's one of those I don't like these that linger. There's
other programs that do that. They say okay, oh, yeah, yeah,
we're close. And we're done. We're close Skype. Does this
Yes,
Skype more Chrome does it to like keep a little thing in your
tray sitting there doing stuff, I'm sure sending information to
the Google's
get an eye on you. We know what you're doing
curry. Anyway, all right. So I'm back to chrome now because I
didn't want 80% of my system being used by the Edge browser.
I just noticed that. All right, so much for our tech news,
everybody. Well, let's get on with the big show. Is good as it
gets. Yeah, it is as good as it gets. What do you got for us?
John Claude, I got a couple things. But
well, I'm gonna tell you what we're going to talk about today.
In advance. We get the CDC warning us that we're gonna be
bombed any minute Yeah, duck and cover duck and cover duck and
cover and let's
listen to this. headline from the CDC. The agency said it will
meet January 16 to come up with ways to help Americans prepare
for the possibility of a nuclear war including a presentation
they're calling, preparing for the unthinkable. The CDC calling
a nuclear detonation quote, unlikely amid rising nuclear
tensions with North Korea.
I had the similar report but from the BBC.
CDC wants everyone to get ready for the possibility
that wasn't this was that Oh, who this sounds more like CNN.
Let's see this. He wants everyone to get ready for the
possibility of a nuclear war but they don't want people to freak
out. They also said this meeting is
not your don't freak out people just say and tied to
the recent tensions between the US and North Korea. Centers for
Disease Control Officials will meet January 16 in Atlanta to
discuss federal and local response team training for
nuclear detonation. Topics include preparing for the
unthinkable and roadmap to radiation preparedness. This
meeting was set up last April.
So was died. That's right. The no agenda iodine pills it's time
it's time.
Play this play this isolated the blue buttocks.
Okay.
Next from Alabama this evening of fire on
the wrong buttocks ISO
than I did I screwed it up. So don't play it. Okay.
That was very anticlimactic. Yes, it
was. I will have to work on it for the next show.
Okay, so it's not worth playing at all. Because,
exactly, because it's actually another story that buttocks will
be included in the other clip, but it's there was not as an ISO
out of the blue. It won't make any sense now, because of that
intro that I left on there for some stupid reason.
Oh, I forgot to wrap up my mixed reality wrap with one thing.
Imagine, okay, so the way this will be sold, I'm pretty sure is
they'll have a smaller head thing because they're already
quite small, but it'll be pretty small, you'll be able to plug it
into your Surface Phone. So you'll have this huge
environment that travels with you. Okay, so that you're on the
plane, you've got a 30 foot movie screen in front of you, or
you can be doing doing all kinds of different work, but it'll be
it'll come in, I think, because that's what you had the original
idea that with these, whatever, their apps work on everything. I
think I think that that's what we'll see. We'll see. You'll
have your regular everything will be in your Surface Phone.
Pretty much that'll be your computer. That would
be good. Yeah. And I think I there's one thing missing from
this whole thing, which is a little bit of study. I mean,
it's like, what is this gonna do to your optic nerve?
Oh, no, it's gonna completely fuck everybody up. There's no
doubt about it. Yes,
like you and your ears.
I was what I was, like. I got you to. I was telling Tina this
yesterday. And immediately, her face clouded over. I said, Baby,
I am not going to be living in the virtual reality world. I'm
trying to Jack some coin out of it. Just trust me on this show.
This can't be good. This is not going to be good. No, it's not
the virtual reality is going to be very bad for human society in
general. But if you've never read Neal Stephenson's Snow
Crash. You need to read it because the metaverse is exactly
what is now possible. And the thing that I think makes it work
is that all of these these headsets, you plug it into any
computer that's running Windows 10 And it just the quote unquote
just works.
Plug and Play baby
no drivers needed plug and play. Well speaking of which the big
CES is taking place as a start this weekend.
I don't know I think so. Maybe are started already is this
weekend's the end of it. I'm not sure I didn't keep track of the
dates. wasn't gonna go so I didn't care. I have same show
every year so why people bother to go at all. I
have a report, the tech
industry's premier annual gathering ces kicks off this
week with no women, leading the keynote sessions and no code of
conduct that might prevent incidents of sexual harassment.
She has has attracted criticism for not making itself more
welcoming to women. Even as the issue of sexual harassment and
assault has grabbed headlines in the last couple of months. The
stakes are high for the technology industry rocked in
the past year by sexual harassment scandal at Uber and
misconduct by some prominent Silicon Valley investors. CES.
Organizers say they made a push to make the vent more diverse
after executives at Twitter and other tech companies criticize
them for Speaker lineup dominated by white men. The
event
also comes under particular criticism for the so called
booth babes high heeled female models who are used to show off
the latest gadget and for not following other trade shows by
coming up with a code of conduct to prevent female attendees from
being the subject of unwanted sexual advances on or off the
trade floor. Organizers at other tech gatherings have increased
security train staff, as well as mandated badges be worn at all
times so that attendees can quickly identify a harasser.
Some 200,000 People are expected to attend this year's event
I know of all the time, you can give yourself the board link The
other day. Oh, well, thank you, John, clever. Idiots. I've been
at the show so many times the amount of sexual horror nobody
has time for sexual harassment. Oh, there she goes. You're you
know, there's just never happens. I've never seen it.
Well, I've never seen it to booth babes I've seen I've used
to take pictures, because it's always you get a good shot. It's
good practice. It's good practice, good practice, but
diminished the number of booth bags over the years to the point
where it's hardly any of it and comparing them that name. But
John, we
also have no women speaking. Do you know women keynotes it's all
white men. I mean, how does the tech industry not recognize they
needed to at least do a little bit just even if it's just to
pretend?
Well, they could have put a woman on the speaker's Dyess, I
suppose. Let's see who that see who the speaker is. Usually for
years and years and years. It was just always Bill Gates,
because he draw a big crowd and everybody
knows there's now it's going to be the AMD guy. He's going to
come out there and I'm sure he's gonna say we're
great. Is the AMD guys gonna be the speaker? I think so. That's
it. We got it. We gotta bring it. We gotta bring it.
Bring it baby. Those guys that could make so much money off of
us if they just listened to our marketing.
Yeah. Let's see what we got here. Yeah, being it. I'm gonna
go to Microsoft.
Well, here's here's someone who will not be there.
The leading man behind the post and net neutrality is canceling
an appearance at a major consumer electronics show
because of death threats. Former Verizon executive and current
FCC chair Ajit Pi was supposed to speak next week in Las Vegas.
It is not the first time he has gotten threats. While speaking
on net neutrality rules. Last month, the FCC chair the
chambers were evacuated to investigate a security threat.
Repealing those regulations spurred angry protests across
the country, including right here in Seattle.
Yeah. Then the outrage over the net neutrality. decision has
been quite fun to watch on the face bag.
Okay, what's this thing here? I'm looking at, says invidious
ces 2018 Keynote Live. Who's going to be the speaker? Is the
CEO the CEO is an Asian how's that a white guy?
I didn't make the report. I just got the borderline Clip of the
Day for it.
They don't have his name on here. What kind of a press
release is this? Well, I know it would have to it'll be the CEO.
He's Oh, he's an Asian guy know him.
Okay. Well, but there's no women. No women.
Okay, now okay. It was all Asian. Okay, we got it. We got a
multicopy thing going but we got the where's the women? I mean,
who's gonna be there? You got women you have Jenny from IBM.
She's. Is she speaking? No, she's not speaking.
She shouldn't date run her out of town. She's ruined the
company. Well, okay, here's what I would do. How about Melissa,
have Melissa go out there and do fire? Fired? Perfect. I'd love
to hear that.
Here's what here's what I predict. And you know, we're
from the future. There's going to be allegations and I would go
if I was a woman, I'd go there. And I'd just have someone brush
up against me and I'd call bloody murder.
Yeah, like that woman who was murdered Lewandowski when he
grabbed yes
yeah the reporter girl yeah the reporter Girl Yeah.
Yeah something like that. That's easy enough to Jim jerry rig.
You could do that
if anything they're they're opening themselves up to some
big exposure I think that's with these types of reports. A bunch
of men
men mature man
Okay, so I guess just go on the floor to start screaming see
what happens
Oh no. Do we see you know what we haven't had somebody should
have put together a me to cap
bow damn what another good idea.
Yeah, we're loaded with them. We do ideas. Me to red red with the
orange or yellow embroidery or black? No or maybe a pushy
captain says
There you go. Me too.
Are you talking? Yeah, exactly. Alright, so the CES well good.
That's why I'm not going now you never go to those things. It's
like oh god I want to go to see yesterday's video all bunch of
white guys and no women and booth babes. And booth is
horrible. Boothbay?
Oh, even though you can use them for good practice.
And you know you can get those boots beige are mostly hired by
the Japanese companies.
Oh, no downshifting.
He's no no not there. No no fools All right onward Yes. I
got a couple I got a story that there's that never got any
action. I got two stories here that just did not get any
traction and they seem to me to be one of them in particular
seems to have legs but it doesn't. Well this one here
probably doesn't have legs. This is the dead woman and trunk
story. Okay.
The Santa Cruz man is facing serious charges tonight after he
was caught with a dead body in his car halfway across the
country. Investigators say 30 year old Tostan Walsh Loman got
into a high speed chase. In South Dakota yesterday it was on
Interstate 90 True to pull them over for speeding. Police say
the woman was traveling as fast as 118 miles an hour before he
hit a strip near Rapid City. When officers searched his car
that's when they found a dead woman in it so far, no word on
who she is, where she's from, or how she died.
Okay, that's the end of this story. I've been no follow up.
Nobody cares. And why was this guy in South Dakota in the first
place? He's from Santa Cruz.
I don't think give us any why even reported if they don't give
us any background anymore. They just do it. They're just doing
headlines. That was what CBS No, that was our local news. The
news is just doing headlines. Here's a headline.
And here's another one. This is a this is a I think this is ABC.
I'm not sure and I didn't put it on here. But I believe it's ABC
and it's no I think this might be CBS way. It doesn't make any
difference because the story has, it has all the opportunity
for a six week cycle story has all kinds of possibilities. And
it just falls flat. You've never heard anything about this the
terrorism white supremacy.
terrorism charges have been filed against a man in Missouri
suspected of trying to derail an Amtrak train in October. court
papers say the 26 year old Taylor Wilson has ties to white
supremacist groups. Prosecutors say he pulled the trains
emergency brake in Oxford, Nebraska. No one was hurt. But
Wilson was found with a loaded gun in an engineers cab.
Yeah, again, nothing well get it what they don't report on
either.
hitting the brakes is not the same as trying to derail a
train. No, it's
not and that's not necessarily an act of terrorism. But it's
not an it's not a good thing you should be doing. No you
shouldn't be doing it. You recall the SP there was a the
FBI thwarted for warranted a terrorist attack on San
Francisco's pier. 39.
Yeah, that was about a week or two ago. Yeah. So what is the
follow up to that?
Well, there's no follow up other than that, according to the
affidavit We love reading these from the Special Investigator
that the the perpetrator, Everett, Aaron Jamison, three
names of course, a Modesto tow truck, tow truck driver. He was
given the task, you know, hey man says go have a violent
attack over there Pier 39. And he told the undercover agent who
was goading him to do this, that Christmas day would be the
perfect day to commit the attack. But then he said, You
know, I don't feel so good about it. I don't really want to do
it. I'd like to back out and they just go to them into doing
it.
Yeah, yeah. Hello.
Jamison told the undercover agent Monday he had reconsidered
felt he could not carry out the attack after all. But no, no,
no, no, you just got to keep going. I got to do it. Man. You
just got to do it. You can do it. You can do it. And that is
not followed up. I mean, it is it is despicable.
They do this all the time. This is what the old set two weeks
was based on exactly what the six week cycle was. But instead
we get one headline which is FBI is great saved us all and then
no follow up.
If these guys get a decent lawyer that used to get off
yeah. Doubts entrapment?
The worst kind? Yes. They dream up the scheme. Yeah, they give
the guy that is like doing it. So yeah. If you all have walked
bars, and kind of a Muslim, are you anyway, you don't want to
blow up?
You're not a good Muslim. Exactly. Alright, let's get into
this book.
Okay, I have a bunch of clips about this book. And I have it
from two different. I have it from both CBS. And then I have
the real raunchy, really bad stuff. And I'd use the word
really a lot. They're from ABC, where they're just out to make
Trump look like a bonehead.
Now, now I have not read the book. I don't Is it available on
Kindle yet? Probably not. It's probably only available
around it's floating around. There's a PDF of it floating
around.
Now, what is interesting is that it is very obvious that the
dimension B believes this is completely true. Everything in
this book is true. You
Yeah, they believe that good they believe the gorilla TV
story was true.
Yeah, that no, that was really interesting. I'm actually
looking for. Let me see if I can find this. There was a Dave
Winer post I wanted to share. Yeah. Once you talk about the
gorilla channel, and I'll find that email.
Yeah, some Hulkster got on Twitter and he posted this I
could read this thing if I can find it. I didn't think of
printing it out of it's in the newsletter is in his new in the
newsletter in its entirety. Anyway, go to the newsletter and
look at it. So it claims that Trump was irked because he
didn't find a gorilla channel on his television set in the White
House. This of course makes no sense from from the get go since
there's never been such a channel. He's never seen such a
channel. So why would you want to see it but okay, we'll just
go along with believe he's nuts. And so he wanted to see the
gorillas and then he when he saw it in a show, they've set up a
transmitter, an actual TV transmitter on the South Lawn.
Apparently nobody noticed this, I guess a big TV transmitter, it
would have been picked up by everybody in the neighborhood.
Nobody. The thing the visual is just a ridiculous story.
The visual I get is that he has a television with rabbit ears on
top of the TV in the White House. Yeah, because that's the
only way you would receive it. And you know,
it's usually need an antenna. So the whole thing was massive.
Here, let me read it to you. I have the post here. On his first
night in the White House. President Trump complained that
the TV in his bedroom was broken because it didn't have the quote
gorilla channel. Trump seemed to be under the impression that a
TV channel existed that screens nothing but gorilla based
content 24 hours a day, to appease Trump, White House staff
compiled a number of Gorilla documentaries into a makeshift
gorilla Channel broadcast into Trump's bedroom from a hastily
constructed transmission tower on the South Lawn. However,
Trump was unhappy with the channel they had created moaning
that it was boring because the gorillas aren't fighting, quote,
staff edited out all the parts of the documentaries where
gorillas weren't hitting each other. And at last, the
President was satisfied quote, on some days who watched the
gorilla channel for 17 hours straight. On some days, he'll
watch the gorilla know, he kneels in front of the TV with
his face about four inches from the screen and says encouraging
things to the gorillas like the way you hit that other gorilla
was good. I think he believes the gorillas can hear him. This
is I mean, so here's day one, or I ordered a copy of course, I've
read The New Yorker excerpt and the Hollywood Reporter piece and
have so many things to say let's start with two. We knew the
Trump White House was in a chaotic, blameless place, a
random Weegee board manipulated by rich donors to drain the
Treasury quickly and to service their pet projects. But with
wolves writing, we have stories to go with this. Until now we
could only imagine we had a spy in there the whole time. We
didn't even know it what a gift. And with a clearer picture of
how much a fool Trump is. We know there's nothing more to him
than one he appears to be a well compensated money laundering,
self promoting agent for Russian oligarchs. That's all that Trump
is. You Yeah, and Wolf claims he has audio tapes of his
interviews with Trump with everybody.
Oh, well, he probably does
it well. He should bring it I don't believe any of this is
well transmitted. I totally agree with you. A hastily
constructed TV transmission tower on the South Lawn. Why why
on the lawn?
Why in the lineup? Well how would the FCC put up with that?
Why don't you just connect to a video VCR directly to the TV?
Or your whatever? I mean, it was all bogus from the beginning
because why would trump think there was a gorilla channel and
why would he give a crap if there was he does I don't get
the impression he does much more watch CNN and bit well I
think that that is the level that dimension be truly believes
Trump is out
I said this in the newsletter it's not that they believe it
they want to believe it they want to believe the worst that's
all they if anything good comes out now they're not gonna shake
their heads no that's no good that's no good. So they want to
believe so why they want to believe the bowl crap about oh
the rich are getting a tax break is a tax break for the rich and
now we have our
guy Yep. The anonymous CPA says here's the numbers no way it's a
numbers game. That's not true. Unless I suppose if there's
somebody that's actually that rich and has no property it has
no owns nothing. I suppose he could probably benefit
but I mean it okay, it's just it's surprising that that level
that I mean, so that is truly what what at large portion of
people, but large group of people believes is that the
President literally is demented, and only wants to sit with his
nose four inches from the television screen to yell at the
guerrillas. I mean, come on.
It's gone. It's gone. That's how far back bad it's gone. So let's
listen to some clips from CBS. All right. Well, I'm trying to
decide should I play the clips from ABC where they just go
after him? No,
you gotta come on, you got to ramp it up. You got to end with
a with a visit
like they do the reverse where you normally the bad then you
play the good, but let's play the good. And then we'll play
The Bachelor. This wolf book, CBS one
more now from White House correspondent Margaret Brennan.
Again, thank you.
Thank you very much.
On his way to a working weekend at Camp David. President Trump
ignored questions about his former chief strategist Steve
Bannon.
Now I played this is just a part of I don't play the ABC is a
little more full. I'm just playing snippets from the CBS
stuff. And the reason I played this snippet is because there
was something in here. This is the reporters yelling at you
know, the reporters.
It sounded like the wrong reporter clip.
It did, didn't it?
Yeah. Because they're asking a different question from a while
ago which I think I have that actually.
Yeah, so CBS is playing this I have that I took and I sewed the
person yelling out a question. And either if this is a true
question, which is the is the ISO if this is actually somebody
asking this question then the reporting group is are idiots
I recall the should Steve Bannon be fired from a different I have
I have the the clip where they're yelling on the lawn and
this I think
just wanting more tweeting about your mental state. Why did you
feel the need to tweet about that this morning?
So only because I went to the best college.
That's I don't think he did anything on the lawn did
he? Know he was no, that was one of those Reagan moments where
he's walking to the chopper, and he's waving and not taught
taking questions, and that's when would we should Steve
Bannon be fired? Now? Is that CBS playing B roll? Well,
it's an old clip because he's already been fired.
Not Yes. But that doesn't mean a reporter knows that. Well, in
other words, there could be some if they
asked it a month ago, but this is this is a report from now
supposedly begs the question. I think it's possible that one of
the reporters thinks Steve Bannon is still working there
because they talked about him so much now
I think they just pulled in a clip of just yelling they just
say you got to go search under yelling and
that's the case if that's the case has very poor form for CBS.
If that's true, what you just said is true. That is really
bad.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's really bad. So they're just throwing this crap
together that mean they could get it I'm sure there's I don't
know how this happened. But let's play the this play. The
final part of CBS CBS to
ban and praise the president on his radio show Wednesday night.
And the President states is a great man you know, I supporting
day in and day out
prompting this response.
I don't really feel me a great man last night, so he obviously
changed his tune pretty quick.
The damage may already be done in the book ban and alleges that
the president's son in law and White House adviser Jared
Kushner is involved in financial crimes and that Donald Trump Jr.
was treasonous for having met at Trump Tower with Russians
offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
I got a lot of flack for what I said on the last show. Is that
the headline reads everywhere Steve Bannon says Donald Trump
Jr. acted in a treason acted this committed treason I think
I've seen the headlines even Yes, something like that. But
what he said was, even if you don't think it's treason, you
know, illegal or bad. You know, you should have called the FBI.
I happen to think it is. It's a little different than him
saying, yeah, they're needed trees. And people get good.
We're like you shut up. What can't you read English? Yeah, I
can't actually and that's why it's not should write that
timecode down, shouldn't I? Yeah.
How about it and the theory that this is really CBS? I didn't
play long because I played a long clip. We've only
played a part. We had to play the whole clip so I just
interrupted it.
Okay, we'll finish that clip so I can give my thesis
I mean, met at Trump Tower with Russians offering damaging
information about Hillary Clinton. White House press
secretary Sarah Sanders downplayed the President's
relationship with Bannon. I'm not aware that they were ever
particularly close. Katie Walsh, former Trump White House Deputy
Chief of Staff was also quoted by the author as saying that six
weeks into the term, Kushner still could not name the
administration's top three priorities. Working with the
President, she said was like trying to figure out what a
child wants. Walsh later denied that remarks. Well, I absolutely
spoke to the President what Sanders said the author Michael
wolf only had limited access to Mr. Trump, a claim wolf disputed
this morning.
I mean, I've spent about three hours with the President over
the course of the campaign in the White House.
In a tweet today, the President called that book phony said it
was full of lies, and implied that wolf has made a career out
of inventing stories, Jeff?
Well, he's got it. He's gonna make millions on this book.
Good. Good work. Yeah. So that's the idea. CBS is sticking with
this. And I'm starting to listen to the CBS thing as though the
CIA is now on board with something. And because CBS has
lockstep on this idea that you actually present it now you
agree with, which is this is the way I am I actually mean he was
opposed to these clips with me and she agrees totally with
this, this concept. The whole thing is to get rid of Kushner
and Ivanka, get them out of there. Yes. And she says that
he's just done dead. Ivanka has got Trump wrapped around her
thumb finger because he doesn't want to disappoint his girl. You
know, you like so much and he's so she wants to be in there with
Kushner her husband and he's a douche. Yeah, and Jen Trump
can't get rid of him. And this is gonna maybe be the way and
CBS was backing them up on this. And also, let's get rid of Don
Jr, too. He's really just kind of getting in the way he's also
ugly.
Let me know. He's really not pretty. He needs to go.
Well, whatever the case, and I said Whatever the case, they
can't get rid of these people. And this is one of the ways of
doing it. Now. Well, ABC is having none of it. They're not
on board. Hmm. ABC is not on board with that. All they're on
board with is the dimension BS, but slamming of Trump and when
you listen to their report compared to CBS. Let's start
with clip one.
Ben and turning on the President and his family, President Trump
is tweeting about Bannon now nicknaming him sloppy Steve. The
president is also going after the author of the bombshell book
tonight the author saying he spoke to multiple members of the
President's inner circle. He says they told him the President
is like a child he does not read he does not listen. Here's ABC
senior White House correspondent Cecilia Vega tonight.
President Trump today headed off to Camp David for the weekend.
As for questions, he wasn't having it. We're making America
great again. Thank you. Thanks for the new book, fire and fury
taking his White House and it seems all of Washington by storm
at bookstores, long lines within hours empty shelves. The
president now lashing out at author Michael Wolff and former
chief strategist Steve Bannon, a key voice in the book quoted
disparaging the President and his family. The President
tweeting the book is full of lies, misrepresentations and
sources that don't exist. Look at this guy's past and watch
what happens to him. And sloppy Steve wolf stands by every word
and tells NBC News the President's inner circle thinks
he is unfit for office.
They all say he is like a child. And what they mean by that is he
has a need for immediate gratification. It's all about
him. They say he's a moron. Idiot. This man does not read
does not listen,
Wolf paints a portrait of a mentally unstable man for saying
the President often repeats the same stories every three
minutes. And recently at Mar a Lago failed to recognize
lifelong friends.
Good. Steve Bannon. She's lost.
Well, before you say anything before you say anything from
Politico this morning. Bannon expressed his regret after
slamming Trump family in new book. In fact, he says Donald
Trump Jr. is both a patriot and a good man. He's been relentless
in his advocacy for his father and the agenda that has helped
turn our country around. I regret that my delay in
responding to the inaccurate reporting regarding Don Jr. has
diverted attention from the President's historical
accomplishments in the first year of his presidency.
Row. That kind of well, that kind of messes things up.
Well, not necessarily because what are the show besides this
one is going to read that quote,
don't know, buddy, but the thing is, he doesn't. He doesn't say
Kushner is a good guy. So that still kind of fits with
I mean, that's you got to get back on that track because
that's what CBS is doing. They know what's going on. But ABC
and NBC both are just doing this one and a half wolf guy you get
guy's a moron. He's an idiot. He's lost it. And then they go
on and they talk about how he didn't recognize people I'm he's
he's like losing his mind
at Mar a Lago. He didn't recognize the reporter, or the
his friend from media matters who set him up with a reporter.
Oh, who are you? Yeah, okay. Yeah, you can sit down reporter
whatever it is.
Now, here's the thing. They go on with the moron, the idiot
they go, they report all this stuff. And then as you play clip
two they do they say this,
these incidents not confirmed by ABC News.
Now, that's your ISO.
So here you go. It is an ISO I should have put on there. Now.
Here you go. It goes like this. This is none of this is
confirmed, but we're going to report it on network news,
anyway. Yeah. None of the other people did know. But we're going
to do it that tells me that ABC is whatever, whatever the
current loop is that you have to be in. They're not in it, or
they've been left out of it. Or I have no idea what they're
trying to pull here. But they're putting Disney the main
Corporation Disney at risk. Can't say we have no
confirmation of any of this shit. We're,
it's interesting. You bring that up, because let me just play
this. I'm gonna go back to that clip, the screaming clip where
he was asked about this. Listen carefully this
morning, were tweeting about your mental state. Why did you
feel the need to tweet about that this
morning. So only because I went to the best colleges or college,
I went to a I had a situation where a very excellent student
came out and made billions and billions of dollars became one
of the top business people went to television and for 10 years
was a tremendous success, as you probably have heard, ran for
president one time and one. And then I hear this guy that
doesn't not know me, doesn't know me at all, by the way, did
not interview me for three. He said he interviewed me for three
hours in the White House. It didn't exist. Okay. It's in his
imagination. So many of the people that I talked about in
terms of fake news, actually came to the defense of this
great administration. And even myself, because they know the
author and they know he's a fraud. I consider it a work of
fiction, than I think it's a disgrace. If somebody's able to
have something, do something like that the libel laws are
very weak in this country. If it would be very helpful, you
wouldn't have things like that happen.
Okay. So I think that's where it may be going. We may be going
towards the end. He talked about this a lot in his in the
campaign, about the libel laws.
Maybe you'd like to know, I don't know where Disney fits
into this because they obviously fit into this. And ABC is just
on this rampage. I do have the rest of this kind of a short
ending here. This is real fun. ABC. This is the clip three,
which is the final of this not the final report went on
forever. This is the final clip that I have.
But the White House now forced to answer questions about the
President's mental stability.
It's disgraceful and laughable. If he was unfit, he probably
wouldn't be sitting there. This is an incredibly strong and good
leader. A much better
strategy to disparage wolf as someone who had limited sources
and limited access. The President tweeting today. I
never spoke to him for book. But Wolf says whether or not the
President realized it was for the book. They did spend about
three hours together during the campaign and in the White House.
So let's get to Cecilia Vega with us live tonight from the
White House and Cecilia President Trump was hoping to
start the new year boosted by victory on the tax cuts. But
this book is done dominating the White House agenda for sure.
Oh, it certainly isn't. There's definitely a sense of outrage,
outrage and frustration about that here, David, but this is a
West Wing used to dealing with crisis. David, as one senior
White House official told us, quote, people expect us to be
running around with our hair on fire. But it's hard to do that
when it's already been burned off to Vegas.
Yeah, yeah. Then I will say if you're listening to this program
right now, and instead of thinking, Boy, the media really
full of crap. You're thinking, Boy, these guys are the Trump
protection podcast. You need to leave Trump protection pod. Yes,
you need to leave. We need to leave because you're really
misunderstanding what's going on hear it, you know. Because the
next time it'll be about something that you're involved
in, and you're going to notice the bullcrap. And then maybe too
late because you're not going you can't change this once this
stuff is out. So this will be your right I mean, this will be
history forever. Trump is a moron. He's an idiot.
He watched a gorilla townie. I mean, they've been pounding on
this topic as part of the rotation. He's an idiot. He's
unfit for office, he's unhinged. And plus the other things he's a
liar and there's a million other things I mean, he is a a
ridiculous boaster, which does not help his cause but but he's
not these. I mean, he did why why are they trying to I think
this is damaging the country, you cannot disable the President
of the United States who has a lot of things he's got to do.
Just day to day just to keep the country, you know, from getting
attacked by or by subject subterfuge. I mean, this is not
a healthy situation. This is very dangerous. And nobody seems
to care about that. They want to get this maniac out of there.
When the whole thing is political. I'll say it again.
The reason you want to do this with Trump is to keep things so
unstable to 2018. Because the Democrats are completely out of
the government. Yeah, they've been pretty much marginalized.
It's all run by Republicans and they have to get back in by any
means and they have this is their methodology. It's I think
it's low end doesn't talk about about issues and questions. The
question is will it work? Well, they don't know they don't do
well that's why they're doing it they're gonna keep on going.
They think I don't see this working I think you're right
it's it's doing anything it's ripping the country apart which
of course the President is participating in Wheeling flee
wheeling Boy
Yeah, well, he's he's not he's not politically savvy. These
politically savvy wouldn't have any I mean, if he was a savvy
about politics as he seems to be about real estate, right we
probably wouldn't have any of this he had to be flying. Well,
let's
let's take a little trip. Let's take a little trip. You sitting
down
Well, I got it. Hold on a second. Let me get a drink of
water because
Oh, no, no, no, don't don't don't drink the water because
you might puke. You just take a trip we're going in John. We're
going deep. We're going into the alternate universe America. Ah
A's Marquise. Marquise.
Alright, here we are, John dimension B. Okay. And dimension
B, we have a continuous loop of Stephen Colbert. Stephen Colbert
and his audience and Stephen Colbert, I believe is still the
number one chat show in the evening. Still, the number one
is the number one late night talk show number one yes, number
one and here's what he had to say about this book. But today.
But today, we learned why Trump may be acting like this
according to a new book called Fire and fury. Donald Trump
didn't want to be president. He didn't want him to win. There's
a name for that the majority of American voters
Trump was planning on failing and walking away with the fame
and the money or as the article describes it, this was a real
live version of Mel Brooks the producers now in some ways it
still is. I mean, just look at all the happy Nazis. No, there
we go. What am I being too hard on Nazis? They realized so many
Nazi fans here tonight. It's a brilliant plan. But then tragedy
struck. He won. Donald Trump Jr. Told her friend that on election
night, his father looks as if he had seen a ghost Melania was in
tears and not of joy. Really Melania cried on election night,
but as the first thing we have in common other other than of
course, our smokey eyes. Campaign. Thank you. Thank you.
The campaign was in such disarray that his closest
advisors had no faith in Him like Trump strategist and
Vincent D'Onofrio for men and black. Steve Bannon sugar water
when he came on board in August, Bannon thought the campaign was
done for he described it as the broke Dick campaign struggled
with a candidate who had no previous government or military
experience. Our previous president was a professor of
constitutional law, but in Trump's campaign early on, a
campaign staffer was sent to explain the constitution to the
candidate. You can't have a president who doesn't know what
the Constitution is. That's like a pilot saying
touching passengers. We're heading toward Houston. So just
sit back and enjoy the flight. Oh, one quick thing. If no one
back there knows how to get to Houston and land a plane, please
just push your call button. And I'm not sure which button that
one is though.
And it just went on and on from there. Yeah.
So what he does is very popular.
So it was interesting to hear that the Hitler joke first
didn't go over too well. Now people like
oh, you will I think a lot of the people there obviously had
not because he was a reference, it was actually a callback to
the producers. Yes. Which we had was about Hitler and Nazis. Yes.
And there's a lot of a lot of happy Nazis.
Yeah. Which is what happened in the there was no happy not happy
ending in the play. Yes, the producers are Springtime for
Hitler. And he was trying to connect those two visuals a gag,
and he couldn't do it. He just didn't have the I mean, it was
your job. You can't do well,
I'll tell you the problem. His audience probably has never seen
it.
I'm guessing that's true. I don't probably go to the
Broadway play. Yeah. I mean, it's the it was redone as a as a
movie a second time after the Broadway play, but it was not a
success because it wasn't as funny as the original was zero
most l
luckily, tonight, I will have the DVR running. I'm sure I'll
have plenty of fun clips for Thursday as Seth Meyers is
hosting the Golden Globes. Tonight with
Seth Meyers has talked about this hosting gig because it's
causing a problem with whether you want it are we?
You know we're I think we stick in dimension B for this clip.
Okay,
the first major award show of the year in Hollywood, the
Golden Globes is about to kick off as the red carpet is laid
down at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Although Hollywood is no
stranger to dealing with issues during awards, this year season
has been overshadowed by numerous allegations of sexual
harassment and abuse. Something that globes hosts Seth Meyers
isn't afraid to tackle.
We talk about difficult things on our show a lot. So difficult
things. We have some practice. But we have a good group of
writers that when
I love how it's all we do, what happened about you and you're
not standing, there's just if if there's critique now writing
this material, no, but he's also someone to take responsibility
for it. We're talking
about difficult things, everybody voices, their
opinions, and that
you stop saying, I want to call you on that one. If you're a guy
doing a lot of people's material, and you're still
working on it, and it's a team effort, and you start saying me,
me, me, me, me, they're gonna write crap for you.
He I wouldn't I? First of all, I wouldn't say that at all. I
wouldn't be talking about I mean, does he ever go out and
say, Hey, these jokes are written by my team? No, he never
does that. Never. You don't do that. We know.
He does a lot of referential material, but he does fine.
It's fine. It's not a big deal. It's not blaming him too.
We talk about difficult things. And when they
suck, he blames the writers. Exactly. That's that's the
hallmark of a great late night talk show.
Right? You made your point go on to write to tackle.
We talk about difficult things on our show a lot. So we have
some practice. We have a good group of writers that when we're
talking about difficult things, that everybody has their
opinions and that he's got
a mouse to this pocket. Say what? Maybe he's got a mouse in
his pocket. That's what he's referring to when he says we
that conversation
backstage before you go on stage and have in front of an
audience. So I you know, fingers crossed that we hit the right
tone, but that's certainly our goal.
And number of fingers, fingers crossed,
we hit the right time. That's what is the tone aihole consists
of already announced that they will be in the key of aihole
wearing black on Sunday to show solidarity amidst the metoo and
time's up movements. This
is a problem now this is a real problem. A lot of these women
and this video report you saw some of the dresses already so
black black dresses out of these four. There's actually this it
says something interesting here
homeowners have already announced that they will be
wearing black on Sunday to show solidarity amidst the Me too.
And time's up movement times
up movement. Have you heard of the time's up movement?
Time's up for Trump?
Is that what it is?
I don't know. It's gotta be No. Let's do I'm gonna bring it with
me. Here we go.
Baby. We are bringing it bring it die. Oh, okay, I see powerful
Hollywood women unveil anti harassment action plan I think
this is what time's up is about
I thought it was me too. That was about me too. Well, me too
was not work all you think okay times up is about oh, he's
fucked them because he's got it. He has to. Here's what he's
gonna do. They're gonna they're gonna To shift this into an anti
Trump thing because of that book. Oh, you have to remember
that interviewed. I know what that I've seen that interview
that interview took place before the book brouhaha took off.
Okay. Okay, gotcha. So it'd be a lot of book stuff,
but But the big problem I see is for the designers. I mean, when
if you look at the red carpet coverage, which I always watch,
I love watching Ryan Seacrest. I have a big TV so I can actually
see him. And then he'll say is what Who are you wearing? Who
are you wearing? And Giuliana raunchy? Who you wearing? Oh,
it's so gorgeous, gorgeous guards who you're wearing. And
it'll all be crappy black. And that's not what the old couture
designers wants show because that's not the color for the
next season. So it's I see a problem here. It's on date. And
woe is me if you're not wearing black. How about that, huh?
Yeah, I know, I think it's gonna be a problem. What about wearing
black, black highlights, or lowlights as
I show solidarity amidst the me too, and time's up movements.
However, there may be more prominence of the issues during
the awards themselves.
It's going to look like a funeral.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people do as much as you
are, you know, we really only have control of our top Well,
you know, are our 510 minutes off the top of the show. That's
where we're putting our focus. And then looking forward to
watching an anchor. I'm sure people will tell us what they're
feeling. And that's always been a great thing about the gloves
as people use this platform. And I don't think this year is any
different.
No, that's not a great thing about the gloves. That's what's
annoying about all award shows, when
you look at things like the me to movement and time's up and
you look at solidarity that I think we're gonna see on Sunday,
there's a reason to be hopeful the next year is going to be
different than this year and moving forward that 10 years
from now, this will hopefully all feel like ancient history,
but it will require a solidarity and I think that we're just
starting to see the beginning of that now.
The Golden will be ad live on NBC on Sunday January this
year. Yay. Okay. Well, it'll be interesting to watch
there get up with the women are gonna have to wear black because
this is this is bullying.
Yeah, it is bullying that you got a really I
mean, I'm one of the women I'm an actress. I'm going to come
rolling out here and I got this special dress that was maybe
designed over the last six months by my favorite guy, and
yep, or, or whim or woman. Yeah, got it. painted blue. I want to
wear this and now I have to wear black because I just been cowed
into wearing black I call him or her up and say hey, we got to do
it by black and black. We'll throw something together.
I can't wait. It's gonna be so much fun. We did this Ultimate
Universe story come from came from the alternate universe.
John, let's go back. Let's get back quick because I'm nauseous
from this day forward. It's going to be come on Lee. Come on
Sparky. Sparky extraordinaire. Oh, here we go. Hold on we have
Sparky. Oh, good. He made it.
He made good. All right.
Let us open while we're over there. You'd read reading
something from Facebook.
I can't take it anymore. I mean, not a good mood today. I'm not
in the state. Not in the right state in
a perfect state for reading stuff from Facebook.
But with that, I would like to thank you for your courage and
say in the morning to you John. See where this ease stands for
abs Devorah Ack.
Well, you know, coming in from the alternate universe and then
going straight into the donation segment has gotten me very
discombobulated.
Well, you can at least do your opening riff and then I'll give
you some time. Okay, so I said in the morning thank you for
your courage and you say
in the morning humans Rademacher curry in the morning all ships
of seagulls in the grumpy in the air so I was gonna one of the
neighbors is out there
and in the morning to the troll room, but wait a minute, I'm
gonna kick a boo out of there. Okay, yeah, he just had to show
sucks today so he's out. Goodbye. Oh, good. Okay. And in
the morning to market show. Why
would this show Sunday we had clips on it.
And in the morning to Mark G. He is the artists who gave us the
artwork for episode nine or nine or six rats on a plane. This was
a nice piece we debated several. This was the two this was Trump
versus Bannon the two boxing gloves like a let's get ready to
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is there you go? I'm looking at my clipless and I see the
buttocks clip is like a mag which is bullcrap. It should be
about I don't know 60k The ISO so I must have messed up. I
think so. I'll fix it. I'll fix it. Well, where that came in, is
I'll play the full clip which has got the buttocks clip within
it. This is a story about one of the women that accused Judge Roy
Moore
oh wait should we do what should we be doing our update if we're
gonna if we're gonna do this? What update and
now it's time for your sexual harassment. Update. Yeah, it's
a sexual harassment but that one sorry, that's my fault. Okay.
This woman who came out and bitched about him grabbing her
buttocks which is the clip is in here. It Her house is burned to
the ground. No, Hillary's house No, no, this woman's Hillary's
has just caught fire. It's different.
No, that was they were they were burning records is what they
were doing. Probably they got Oh, that got lost in the fire.
I'm sorry.
So this house and then it turns out and you see there's all
these indications where they kept hammering the Roy Moore
thing. And this again is ABC so they somebody actually finds out
it was some like some local nude Nick that probably set the fire
has been troubling neighborhood. They talked about it. But while
they're at it, while they're reporting it, they might as well
put in a couple of SLAM pieces so we can make the association
that Trump you know, and Roy Moore they're all the same
person and they just sexual predator creep. So let's play
Judge Roy Moore. Unrelated
Oh, I'm sorry. I thought I was gonna play the the buttocks
clip. I was unprepared. Here we go.
Next from Alabama this evening of fire at the home of a woman
who accused Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual assault. And
late today authorities revealing they are speaking to a person of
interest. ABC Steve Olsen saw me tonight. Fire investigators
in Alabama tonight believe that this was no accident that
someone purposefully burned down the home that belongs to Tina
Johnson, one of the women accusing Republican Senate
nominee Roy Moore, of sexual assault, but they tell us
tonight they don't believe this was any sort of payback for that
accusation and not connected to Roy Moore or any of his
followers. Johnson claim more crossed the line when she was
28. And meeting with more in his law office saying that he
couldn't keep his hands to himself.
He just grabbed me from behind on my badass and he just
squeezed it really hard. And I remember thinking I was so
ashamed. I felt humiliated. In that moment. It took everything
out of me.
The house burned down Tuesday and neighbors report seeing a
drunk man walking around the home before the fire. In a
statement tonight investigators say they're speaking to a person
of interest. But say the ongoing investigation does not lead us
to believe that the fire is in any way related to Roy Moore or
allegations made against him. No one was home and no one was hurt
in the fire. Neighbors say they do know the man who was seen
around the house and say he has long been a problem. David
nonstory my baton run for the sole purpose of running that
buttocks clip right? Well, ABC again this is a this is an anti
Trump newsletter their sexual
predators of ABC all of Disney I'm convinced and it's I think
we need to be looking at Disney very closely.
Well, Disney does have all sorts of issues if you wanted to start
looking at
the pedophilia stuff always comes from that direction. Yeah.
So maybe somehow you got to be careful when people are
screaming when they're pointing at somebody else. And we've seen
this many times in this hashtag me too. What was the other one?
What's the time's up? Movement? Time's up movement that People
who are yelling the loudest are the ones who often are doing the
bad.
Yeah, well, there's an old Dutch saying for that, but
just explain yourself and your copertura health. Exactly.
Second Columbia Professor resigns after accusations of
sexual misconduct as predicted on this program that it would
hit academia but it's not really opening up yet.
Now, it's gonna be tougher in academia, because there's, it's
like, it's like police, you know, they get like a blue line,
that blue badge of AI or whatever they call it, where the
police don't bust each other because they're all you know,
they just don't.
Huffington. Huffington Post HuffPo POF, PA, faux PA,
contributor and self proclaimed male feminist and leftist
Christian chill chick who last turns out he has a history of
domestic abuse and physical violence carried out against his
ex wife, Amber Sweeney.
There you go. That would be that would be exactly the example of
what we're talking about. He
punched me so hard. I had a black guy, he has thrown me
through a wall kicked me and beat me. He shoved me through
the wall on the front of our little one. She was a baby at
the time. And that guy looks like a dick. And well, what we
did and we have yet here. Vice vice was one of the leading
voices that falsely claimed that GamerGate was about harassment,
misogyny and sending death and rape threats to female game
developers. I'm reading from a gamer website, obviously. The so
the two guys from Vice were fired or suspended. Andrew
Creighton and Mike Germano for you guessed it, sexual
misconduct.
dropping like flies. Yes.
But it is quite quiet. On this
dining law, yeah, just want to get it'll come back to because
it's part of the Trump cycle. So it'll be back in some way. Yeah,
it'll be tonight. It'll be it'll be the it'll be the I think the
theme the best one I think was Frank and I'm still surprised he
didn't try to stay.
Well, he did he actually leave yet.
Yes, he did. Because they just wore in the other person. Oh,
it's like, okay,
he's done and gone. Oh, I didn't realize he went
out like a whimper. He went out with a whimper, not a bang. But
he I still think that the theme. And I think we're gonna this is
going to crop up the Golden Globes and still be a little
short term prediction. The theme that why am I why are they
throwing me out for something I did years ago. And it was
innocuous when we have a sexual predator in
the White House admitted sexual deviant in the White House. It
admitted sexual deviant. Yeah. by the pussy guy. Yeah. And so
that'll show up on the on the thing tonight. It'll be and
somebody may actually come to the defense. If I was in the
dimension over there, I would do it. I would come to the
defendant. If I was in Hollywood, I was getting up on
the stage. I would that's what I would do realize in dimension B,
I'd say I want to say is do a call out to Al Franken. Who was
right. And then you know, do some would have
the same career as the Dixie Chicks. It's a good idea. It
works. Yeah. Well, luckily, there is some help and on Oh,
you know, I shouldn't be I'll close it out for a second we
disclose your sexual harassment update, close that one out. But
we do continue as there is some possible there's treatment on
the horizon for Dimension B. And we need to just step back for a
second. And oh, yes, we need to remember that we have ample
evidence that dimension B, human beings have enlarged amygdala A.
And an enlarged amygdala. Yeah. You know, when you are in a life
threatening, and in any situation where you are afraid,
your brain sends signals, the amygdala sends signals to the
rest of you to the important parts of your brain. I'm not a
brain scientists, as you can tell, that says this is life
threatening. And that's why you hear these types of you know,
we're all going to die and dandy. He's going to kill us and
what a Hitler and all this stuff. So there was a study and
I have the study here from Science Direct, and I will read
the abstract. Recent evidence indicates that Philo Seibon
psilocybin with psilocybin don't just die of psilocybin don't
tell everyone what it is yet don't tell you want to be quiet.
Psilocybin with psychological support may be effective for
treating depression. Some studies have found that patients
with depression show heightened amygdala responses to fearful
faces, fearful faces, remember that like an orange face? And
there's reliable evidence that treatment was hito phase. And
there's reliable evidence that treatment with SSRIs attenuates
amygdala responses. We hypothesize that vagal response
to emotional faces would be altered post treatment with
psilocybin. In this open label study 20 individuals diagnosed
with moderate to severe treatment resistant depression,
which is what dimension B has underwent two separate dosing
sessions with psilocybin. psychological support was
provided during and after the sessions and 19 completed fMRI
scans after the first week probably about it okay, neutral
fearful, happy faces we're presenting the scanner analysis
focused on the amygdala group results revealed rapid and
enduring improvements in depression symptoms post
psilocybin site psilocybin, psilocybin, increased responses
to fearful unhappy faces were observed in the right Amygdala
post treatment and right Amygdala increases to fearful
versus neutral faces were predictive of clinical
improvements at one week. And this would be able to be
administered with a spray. And now you might tell everybody
what Seelos psilocybin is, first of
all, I'm not I'm not I don't have the same position that you
have. I think the audience knows what we're talking about that
these are magic mushrooms.
I didn't know it because I've never done them.
Well, maybe you should, you're gonna be so fearful of ugly
faces.
Damn, man. That was uncalled for.
It's just a gag.
I have some still somewhere someone sent but we've been too
afraid to try him. Because you know, someone sent him.
Yeah, well, yeah. You don't know what's there. I mean, you could
have bought them in Holland at one point I think they stopped
selling them finally them in the smart shops.
I think still, do you think?
I think so. That's where I go just go there and buy some and
try.
But I liked the idea of it being a spray. Yeah,
that sounds pretty bad.
Here's the no agenda version. You get rosewater? Oh, you just
have a little rosewater spray on your face? It's so good for your
complexion. It's just healthy and yeah, just sniff it all in.
And you spray him with the silver psilocybin.
I don't think that's legal. Not the kind of you know, I don't
think people like to be drugged personally. on drugs
the pharmaceutical balance sheet would say otherwise.
Unknowingly as a word I
added a word Yeah. So there's no evidence people want to be
drugged.
There's no evidence exactly. You got it wrong wittingly drug.
But it does, it does bring us hope that we can change the
world. Because it's I think it's real. It's a real affliction.
And I love that
I think we've I think that's it's proven itself. I
love that the it's actually scary faces is what really
freaks him out. So now it it starts to come together. They
see the Cheeto head. It is orange. It's scary or
so weird, though
it's not weird. It's something
new with this with this spray what
needs to be tried. That's what I know. There is the spray, there
is some more science news on the horizon. This is another product
for us.
A sense of smell can trigger memories and emotions. Now,
researchers say the smell of a loved one can actually ease your
stress level, the sense of a romantic partner makes people
feel more calm. Conversely, the smell of a stranger can trigger
feelings of anxiety and raise the level of stress hormones in
the body. So the author's writing in the Journal of
Personality and Social Psychology says if you're
stressed or traveling, grab your partner's shirt and pull
it in close. So I'm thinking if we create, you know, it could be
either T shirts, because we have a T shirt, no agenda shop kind
of an operation. And we we infuse it with our body odor.
Then you know people will feel safe when they're wearing our
shirt. They'll be reminded
a couple of you got a problem with this idea. One is I'm not
doing it to the other. It's kind of a non starter is the other
problem is they don't know what we smell like and they wouldn't
reassure anybody. I want to remind myself that I saw an old
guy think was on Leno or maybe it's even before Leno might have
been the near the end of Carson. One of the actresses was yakking
about how they would sign or how they got to this part of the
conversation. They talked about memories and smells. And this
woman who is very attractive actress she says All I know is
that when I smell Old Spice I go nuts
in a good or bad way. In a sexy sexy really?
Yeah. Ah. Because it's an old established smell that comes
from
a daddy daddy complex or something like maybe grandpa
complex,
old grandpa. Little spice Old Spice as
well. You're not doing on it. But I think that once you have
listened to the show in your no agenda, odorous t shirt, that
shirt been our stink shirt. We have a new product, stink shirt.
So you're wearing the stink shirt, you're feeling good. Your
amygdala shrinks, you feel dynamite, and maybe we put a
little bit of magic mushrooms in there just for good measure.
Then when you're on the road, and you feeling tough, and
things are not going until you put the put the stink shirt bad
on back on, and you're good to go.
Yeah, you probably get some funding for that. Probably not.
All right, onward. So where are we? Are we in a separate segment
are some short
now still? No, we are completely open and free to go.
So let's go on to discuss a little bit about the flu. Oh,
good. Everybody got the flu. So I have a couple of different
clips. But they keep running these damn stories. And we ran
one like a couple months ago. But then it turned out that the
flu shot is no good. And here's a clip from December the
December of last year. And this is flu and bad shot.
Flu season is getting worse and fast. The number of states
sickened with high flu levels more than doubled in the last
week now at 21. The south and west seeing the most patients.
Is this flu in bad shot or flu update.
No, this is flu and bad shot.
Really does have a date attached to it.
Let me look at properties. I don't know if I can do that for
Well, I can go into your clip. So
actually you can hover the arrow over the file and it should pop
up automatically after about two seconds.
Oh, is that a Windows tip? Yes, the
windows tip.
Okay. And it says no item type mp3 file size and length. It
doesn't give me any
what's okay, what's the size? Size?
You really determine things by size. Okay, the size is 856 KB.
Okay, well, I'm sorry, then that's exactly the clip you're
playing.
Here's here's here's the flu update. And
I take a look at your throat
you're right, you're right. You're right. Play the flu and
bad play. What you are playing it you are correct. You pick the
right clip and I was I don't know why I got so panicky.
Flu season is getting worse and fast. The number of states
sickened with high flu levels more than doubled in the last
week now at 21. The south and west seeing the most patients
with flu related symptoms. This one really hit me hard.
California school teacher Laura lon Dano skipped her flu shot
this year.
I have my two weeks off. And this is how I'm spending my
holidays is just in bed. And now here in urgent care.
This season's vaccine isn't cutting it reportedly only 10%
effective against this year's dominant strain of flu, yet
doctors still recommend getting a flu shot.
Everybody who has seen who've had flu, most most of them have
not had the flu shot. And then people who had had flu shot
their symptoms are much less.
And experts say since not everyone who has the flu goes to
the doctor. The numbers are likely higher than reported.
And Adrian banker joins us now live on the set. And Adrian, you
were telling me the flu season is booked is supposed to get
worse before it gets better.
Exactly, Tom. So the experts at the CDC are saying that the flu
should peak sometime between now and the end of January. So
they're saying it's a critical time to be extra vigilant about
hand washing. And of course you still have time to get that flu
shot.
That hand washing though so important. All right, Adrian,
thank you.
So that hand washing is so important.
Yeah, I think this there's a couple of screwy things in this
report. One is the flu shots no good, right. But it still
somehow lightens the load. If you get the flu. We had the flu.
Everybody had the flu that went to on the street
and what kind of what kind of symptoms were there?
I don't know we all took Tamiflu. Just the normal flu was
the flu flu we had Mimi it hit her a little harder. She took a
couple of weeks to get over it. And but everybody else took
Tamiflu pretty strict the in and out no problem. That's what you
want to do. If you catch it soon enough vitamin D threes Tamiflu
and you're good to go. And I wasn't a problem. And I don't
know what these people were doing. If they're getting
Tamiflu. I think everyone should have at least some backed up
something in the cupboard that you can use it or the one I like
even better is Relenza.
Yes you mentioned Relenza Relenza, I
think it's like better it's harder to use though because you
have to breathe in. You got a Scotch was a powder and somebody
was let's
go back to the initial concept. The initial concept is the flu
vaccine should stop you from getting the flu. Yeah, and it
just seems like it rarely does. In fact,
Getting worse and just barely this year. Now the flu update
report goes from the 21 states. And this is the this other clip
just was from like yesterday, and it just makes it sound like
we're the worst situation ever.
I'm gonna take a look in your throat here okay.
The new numbers from the CDC are no surprise to Dr. Kate katzung
Another patient with flu like symptoms ending up in her er. So
far this flu season a staggering 41,719 cases have been reported
nearly three times more than this time last season.
Christian got it on this one he first than take I've got it the
23rd then I got it the 26th.
Outside Portland, Oregon, the Fraser family felt like
dominance for children crippled by the flu. Mom Jamie is still
sick today.
Christmas consisted of the ones who were sick, wearing surgical
masks to open their presents. And then pretty much going back
and laying in all of our beds again.
It turns out the Fraser family was hit with two strains of the
flu even though the kids had their flu shots last year at
this time the outbreak was widespread in 12 states this
year 46
You know, I got an email from the local health authorities in
Austin, Texas. Then it was sent to everybody who attended an
outdoor charity event was before Christmas. And it said oh, well,
one of the people attending had pertussis, which is whooping
cough. Yeah. Whooping Cough. And what was what was interesting is
the health officials said in this email, they said even
people who have received the vaccination for pertussis can
get it and pass it on. I'm like, well, that's not a vaccine then.
Not working very well. I mean, what is none of this stuff seems
to work measles, you get the shot, you know, your measles,
mumps, rubella, you get measles. I mean, maybe I'm just the only
one. But I thought that, you know, we've eradicated polio,
because we all had our polio shot. And it seemed to stick.
There's no polio.
Yes. But then Well, I don't know why this shot, this particular
flu seasons shot is useless.
Well, if I go back and listen to 10 years of shows a batch of
eight of the 10 have a similar report didn't work?
Well, a lot of them didn't, it seems more and more likely they
don't work anymore. I think there's some I mean, the way
they do this to begin with is to try to predict, they find some
fluids that are being honed in China, because China mixes their
ducks with their pigs. There's all these reasons that the flu
propagates in China. Now, a couple of things. One, China
doesn't do things to where they used to do them 20 years ago.
And so I don't know that they can find the flu in China as
much as they used to. And then they look in Australia, because
it's, you know, it's winter in Australia when it's summer here
so they can find a flu couple of flus down there. Maybe they can
make a vaccine at the last minute and sell to us. But this
whole mechanism of finding and guessing the flu and putting
four different vaccines together, because there's
supposed to be four flus in there, and then missing it by
this much. Yeah, we're in that last reported report before that
with the kids who said they had two strains of the flu and they
were sick as dogs, and they had a flu shot was just not a good
thing. And then that report before that, which is why you
should get the flu shot anyway, because the symptoms will be
less It doesn't sound like it from that report. The kids were
in bed all the time. And when you get your Tamiflu instead is
an antiviral it works. Well. Yeah, this
is this is an actual no agenda tip. You do want to have that in
your standard. You want your Tylenol, you want your boner
pills. You want your iodine and you want some Tamiflu or
Relenza.
Yeah. I used to always travel with a with in my suitcase,
always have a pack of Tamiflu. Because you you do the key to
camouflage you gotta catch the flu early, because however far
along you are in the flu situation would you know if
you're sick getting sicker you freeze it in in because it stops
the reproduction and allows the body to develop antibodies. But
you freeze it at that point and you end up with the flu for
five, whatever point in the flu cycle you're at. You're stuck
there for five days. If you catch it really early, like
right away and you notice that it's the flu and not a cold. You
could get as far as it's gonna go, right. So you want to you
don't want to
but bottom line is it just doesn't work. And a lot of this
is bullcrap. Yeah,
so bullcrap these people are dropping dead from this flu.
Yeah, but we're not going to people are not really dropping
dead from this flu people are dropping dead from not eating
real food. That's the main problem. eat some real food
here. I got a note from producer Dustin, who heard the story
about the partner of that producer that was talking about
and he analyzes like packaged foods to see how they can get
less ingredients in and make it more addictive. Yes, he said in
2001, he moved to Madison, Wisconsin, he worked with
programmers that used to work for crafts IT department. They
said Kraft goal at the time was to lower the amount of real
cheese. And the reason is, it's a commodity and the price goes
up and down. So they want more plastic or whatever it is they
put it in there. So they can you know, kind of stabilize the
cost. Whatever it is you're not eating food. You're eating
plastic. Yeah, you're eating emulsifiers It's
just plastic. It's delicious. And it leaves to get used to Mac
into a mac and cheese. Macaroni and cheese melted together mac
and
cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese.
Ya. Here's another here's another we did these news
reports earlier have to do one more. Because I've been carrying
this clip forever. But this is like one of these clips. That
when they're done is network stuff. And then when they're
done you just have you have more questions that just need to be
answered. I need to do one that very glaring in this day at
Dinosaur eggs in China.
And southeast China this week, a construction crew made an
exciting discovery while they were clearing ground for a
school when they found more than 20 perfectly preserved dinosaur
eggs. Scientists estimate the eggs roughly the size of small
footballs are 130 million years old. They were found in a part
of China that was home to about 20 dinosaur species quite a
find. Oh,
that's interesting.
I thought so. But you know what question comes to mind?
Were the eggs still good?
With a good where they could your fry one could just get? The
big question that comes to mind to me is what are they worth?
Oh, I didn't really think about that. But yeah, that makes
sense. Yeah.
Is it worth a million dollars in a bag? Or they were 25? bucks? I
have no idea. No. And they didn't tell us anything. You
just say hey, we find some eggs. And then at the end of the
report, the beaches are open.
Well, in that case, then let me give you a real report about
something in my continuous obsession of the dumbing down of
the American educational system, which we've been following for a
couple of episodes. Well, we've been talking about it throughout
the lifecycle of the show. Really? Someone sent me a
YouTube video, a podcast, it's The Rubin Report. Have you ever
seen this?
Yes, I have. I can't remember it. But I have seen it
like this guy. I like the Rubin guy. He has a pretty good show.
And he had on an interesting guest, Eric Weinstein, Eric
Weinstein, is the Executive Director, I think of Peter
TEALS. I have it here, Managing Director of teal capital. So
he's a money guy. And it's worth looking at it. Link in the show
notes. Na shownotes.com will take you there. This guy is a
mathematician. And so he analyzes things in a very in a
very interesting way, just a fun guy to listen to. And he had a
number of points that he made that I wanted to share. And the
first is about the state of our educational system in particular
stem. Now what have we been told, consistently for the past?
Not crap, let's say 10 years, at least, maybe longer.
What we've been told
about our educational system, we need more stem. Well, it's what
we always hear is we're the worst in the world. We're bottom
of the list. We suck.
Everyone can ask for if you were lousy at math, we're lousy at
science. Yes, we're lousy
at STEM. This Weinstein guy says that is bullcrap. And we'll have
a listen. So do you weep for
the state of math in America right
now? Just the public state of it? Oh, I have a totally
different impression. I think we are unbelievable, I say here at
Science and Engineering. Yeah. And that what we are actually in
is a multi year multi decade conspiracy effectively, to deny
just how good our educational system can be just how good some
of our people are. And this has to do with the economics of
staffing the STEM workforce science and engineering. And so
in order to get the money get to labor, we've had to continually
pretend as if Americans are terrible at mathematics, when I
think we're actually really good, we have a very
heterogeneous K through 12 system. And some schools are
terrible, but there are lots of terrific ones. And you know, we
have high schools, multiple Bronx Science Stuyvesant Far
Rockaway, which is now closed, which have produced multiple
Nobel Prize winners. And yet, we pretend that we are somehow
lagging, we are incapable and incompetent. And it really has
to do with labor market issues where scientific employers are
always looking to get lower cost labor, and they prefer usually
to import talent and effectively poverty from relatively less
well off countries to staff, our science and engineering
workforce. So I actually think we're doing terrifically Well, I
think math is in very good shape. I think physics is
theoretical physics, has been having a much harder time of it
for the last 40 odd years. So I'm pretty, pretty happy with
mathematics.
Professor Devora, your thoughts?
I'm not going to argue against that. I mean, it's possible. And
that makes nothing but sense I really more oriented to making
everybody kind of docile workers and office workers that with the
Democrat mentality,
I like what he said that really, they just want cheap labor. So
they'd rather say, oh, it's all crap. Let's import some shiners.
Yeah, there's that makes sense. And when they do want cheap
labor, this guy over in UC Davis over here has been talking about
this. When I was doing the Silicon Valley spin show in
1998. We'd have him on and you'd be bitching and moaning by still
doing it. Nobody pays any intel? Oh, no, no, no, no, it's fine.
We want more h1, B Indians, from the Indian Institute of
Technology it
well, this comes from another point that he made, which I
hopefully you'll have something to say about it. Because when I
thought about what
they said, Probably
Probably not a stretch. Yeah, thanks. I do have some
educational stuff, too. So you can go
on. This is about growth, and how where how we got to where we
are today, with our commercial industry, just industry,
business, as well as education,
there's a big critique, which is that sometime around 1970, the
engines of authentic growth within the American economy and
the world economy sort of mysteriously started to sputter.
And so if you think about post war, post World War Two,
anything that is built on a growth expectation, is going to
have the characteristic, for example, a law firm where a
partner is gonna have several associates under them, under him
or her trying to become partners. So while you're
growing, that's possible. But when you hit steady state, every
one of these institutions with an embedded growth hypothesis
becomes a Ponzi scheme. And so the problem is we absorb this
throughout our country. And the universities function just like
that law firm, where one professor is hoping to train 20
Future professors over a lifetime, right. And we had
about 8% of the country educated post secondary after high school
before World War Two, and then we got up to about 50%. And so
that expansion fueled a golden age, because you could do all
sorts of things with promising people a future while having
them contribute their youth into a system. And then when when
that stopped. Between 1970 1980 There was a sort of a panic. And
then we had to restart, as if growth fake growth. And you did
that by offshoring, you did that by mergers, you did that by
playing around with numbers. And so the universities got caught
up in that. And that's really, the problem is that we've
learned how to play the science and engineering shortage card.
How about that? It's a Ponzi scheme. I like it. I'd never
thought of it that way. But it makes so much sense. And we know
that growth has been is an issue in general. I mean, do you have
I ran a publicly listed company on NASDAQ. If you're not growing
by 20% Every year, then you're gonna get dumped by the
shareholders since you're a company. So how do you do that?
Well, ultimately, you start jacking the numbers, and really
just sorry,
buying your competition is a good way. Yep. Buying your
competition. Nobody left and then you're screwed.
And how about getting cheap labor? Yeah, that
helps cheaper labor hiring people firing Pete. Well,
he wraps it up with this.
There's no such thing as a long term labor shortage in a market
economy because the wage level like there's no job in American
won't do I will literally clean your bathroom with my
toothbrush. If the price is right is right, right. So the
same way I have a Steinway shortage in my apartment because
not because there's no Steinways to be had, but because I don't
feel like shelling out for the grand piano that I've always
dreamed of. And so the same cheap for a Steinway. Well, what
are we looking at 25 grand or something must be at least
right? Yeah, yeah.
So yes. And now that gets back to the, you know, the the
minimum wage, which is, as you pointed out, many times the
minimum wage should be closer to $30. Not the 15 that everyone's
buying into. Yeah. So our problem is, is
it's because we're really oriented toward cheap labor and
turns out 15 is probably cheap. Yeah. Exactly what you want to
do when you want yeah, I didn't do that Americans won't do that
job. He's right. Yeah, I'm not gonna go clean toilets for
minimum wage, but I might for $100 an hour.
I'd do it for 25 years, you know, I'm very cheap date.
So yeah, I brought all in on all this stuff, of course. But the
education that I want to talk about is, is more insidious,
because I don't know how it works into what he had to say.
But I think that works in somehow and I'm first I want to
play these clips and I'm gonna tell you what's going on, or
what I think is going on. I think we're gonna see more of
it. I'm not absolutely sure why the numbers work out the way
they do and why why this trend has to why this trend is being
pushed. But let's play Baltimore School. CBS.
Public Schools were closed again today in Baltimore, but it
wasn't a snow day. The schools have been dealing with flooding
and heating issues blamed now on decades of neglect and
mismanagement. Errol Barnett is there.
I'm here at school with my two coats because it's freezing.
Outraged by the state of Frederick Douglass High School
teacher Corrado Butoh posted these videos of buckled floors
and burst pipes
and we got steam. It was almost as cold in there as it is out
here right now. It flooded the first day and I moved to another
class and then that class flooded.
At this elementary school, former NFL linebacker and
current teacher, Aaron Maybin asked his students how they will
hold it up.
You got to coach
you have frostbite yesterday, some Baltimore students in
jeweled 44 degree temperatures indoors before schools were
closed yesterday and today 60 At the city's 180 campuses reported
weather related problems
now this should burn books.
Yeah. So this is going on not just in Baltimore. It's going on
everywhere. According to Mimi, who's involved in the city
government up in Port Angeles. They're purposely not
maintaining the big high school and some of these other schools
up there. Why not? They want to tear him down and build new
schools. Oh, okay. It's
a pressure tactic.
It's a scam. Because the parent I guess there's money to be made
in by rebuilding the schools from scratch turning him down.
There's a lot of construction costs involved. Maintenance is
you could maintain a school that if you actually did it, probably
keep the thing going forever. But there's no you know, there's
no, there's no way of making any extra cash that you can put in
your pocket. It's just a, this is a scam. And this obviously
has been going on in the Baltimore schools longer. And if
you play clip two, there's even some weird things that the state
is somehow involved in this
is the cumulative effect of, frankly, decades of
underinvestment in urban school buildings.
Dr. Sonia Santa Lisa's is the CEO of Baltimore City Schools.
Some of
this is about also taking into account that young people need
to be fed that we have a lot of young people who are frankly
safer in school than they are out.
Since 2009, the school system has returned roughly $66 million
in state funding for repairs, according to the Baltimore Sun.
That's because contracts didn't comply with regulations. But the
schools tell us that's misleading and say specific
requests for school heating systems, including one for
Douglas High were deferred by the state. A middle this
beautiful says teachers have learned to be resilient, they do
everything they can to make it better. And they try not to plus
this is one of those situations where people should have been
pressing for a very long time.
Now this week's problems have created a new practice for
Baltimore schools. Each campus will now have a daily
temperature check. So decisions, clothes can be made on a case by
case basis rather than at the district level. Jeff
alright. aeroburner Thank you.
Okay, is this is this money that they get from the federal
government? meant that isn't supposed to go to this or how
does this fit?
I don't know, I have just gotten. I just saw this report
was apparently state money may have come from the feds
originally you don't know. But then they rejected it and send
it back. And they wouldn't do this, it wouldn't do that. And
then the contracts weren't compliant with some sort of
regulation. And there's a million excuses not to do the
job of upgrading and keeping these schools running, you know,
keep me the heaters going to furnaces. And that's just one
case. But when they showed that they were taking cameras around
showing the floors were unraveling, and there's rot rot
on the ceilings and never paint the place. I mean, it's all this
is all done on purpose. Instead of MIT, you can maintain some of
these buildings.
The parents will be happy to come in on Saturday and do some
maintenance.
Oh, there'll be some there'll be some liability issues.
You can't do that anymore. I guess can Yeah.
So the whole thing is some sort of massive scam. It's like Cal
Berkeley, they're asking more people. Oh, you you're an
alumna, you should give us some money. Were you building all
these buildings, they expanded, because there's all these loot
useless buildings they got, instead of the normal 30,000
students, they got 40 Getting the size of Ohio State. And it's
like, why?
Well, I'm glad you brought that up, because I have a clip about
Cal Berkeley. Oh, good. This is from Heather McDonald, who was a
journalist, I was not familiar with her work, she was speaking
on a panel, the audio goes in and out a little bit, but it'll
be very legible. And she deconstructs for us exactly why
we're seeing what we've been seeing, particularly at
Berkeley, with, you know, the shutting people down, shut up,
don't talk, you can't, you know, you can't, you have to be this
way. You have to think this way I'm afraid for my life, etc. And
it comes down to money as well.
The students are the most privileged individuals in human
history. At any college, they have unfettered access to the
thing that Faust sold his soul for knowledge, the Renaissance
humanists would have killed for access to this college campus or
any other. Every book in human history is available to you, you
have scientific laboratories open. Without constraint. You
have magnificent library collections, you have the
ability if you want to learn languages, to learn history,
this is the most privileged position that anyone has ever
been in. And to test how valuable it is. There are
millions of Chinese students at this very moment, who are
studying nearly 24 hours a day in order to enter this
environment. Now, what I'm sketching out what I see as the
university's realities, obviously not the dominant
narrative today, the dominant narrative on college campuses is
that to be a female, or to be an underrepresented minority, is to
be the target of incessant and virtually lethal oppression.
During the wave of protests that took college campuses in 2015.
In the fall, a group of minority students occupied the Provost
Office at Brown University and asked to be exempt from
traditional academic requirements of showing up in
class or doing their exams. Why? Because they said they were
fighting to survive. They were fighting for their life at
Brown. Now, I posit that that's a delusion. Nevertheless, it's a
delusion that is generated by a unholy alliance between students
and the growing student services diversity bureaucracy at
Berkeley campus, UC Berkeley University of California
Berkeley, the division of equity, diversity and inclusion,
which is funded at $20 million a year. The Vice Chancellor makes
$250,000 a year which is a pittance compared to UCLA is
Vice Chancellor of Equity Diversity Inclusion who makes
$365,000 a year
I'm thinking I need a new business card. That's a great
title to have. What is what is it to diversion versus something
adversity and quality? I mean, never even heard of it. These
people are making 300 grand,
which is much more than most faculty make. They have found
this Berkeley division has hung banners throughout the campus,
emphasizing the university's Paramount mission, which is to
assign places in the highly competitive totem pole of
victimhood. One of health services person says I will be a
brave and sympathetic ally. We all know this language of ally
hood to be an Donita. An ally means that divides the world up
into the oppressed, the oppressors and their allies. And
if you're if you're not in the oppressed, or the ally category,
you're one of the oppressors. One of the banners says shows to
underrepresented minority students who say, allow others
than yourself to exist. Again, I would say that's a delusion. And
the adults on campus to the extent that they cultivate this
mentality are not doing those students any favors, because
they are not seeing that they have at their fingertips,
opportunities to learn and to plunge into real difference,
which is studying something other than yourself to plunge
into the past. They will never have that opportunity again. But
this view that universities are places of lethal threat is what
leads ineluctably to the sense of entitlement to silence
nonconforming speech, whether through administrative Fiat or
through violence. After the Milo riots in Berkeley and February
1. A bunch of students wrote op eds in the Berkeley student
newspaper justifying the Antifa tactics that rioted both on
Berkeley campus and and in the city of Berkeley. And they
echoed the very language of these banners. Remember, allow
others than yourselves to exist. One student said I was fighting
for the right to exist. Somebody else said, again, I was fighting
for my life. As long as that sense is dominant, you're going
to continue to get the demands to silence non conforming speech
because it is allegedly a threat to a student's identity.
Now I'm thinking magic mushroom spray.
Wow, that's a great clip. Goodwill. Where'd you get that?
I think, I don't know if someone sent it to me or I found it. I
was I was looking for something else. It'd be it was on YouTube.
So I came across it somewhere. But
it was shut her up. I
haven't heard from her for a while. I don't know what
happened to where she is. This is very dangerous speech. She's
using there.
While she's talking old school is old school isn't work
anymore.
Old school is not necessarily a good thing to do in public
anymore. I guess.
I have a couple of things. Do you mean I don't have a lot of
thematic thing I'd like I do have a couple things that I want
to get off my chest. Okay. In terms of clips. Alright. Let's
play the Jeff says that this is one of the pot reports I've been
trying to avoid. I mean, because they're all over the air. I'm in
California is pots legal now. And everybody's doing reports on
it. And this one, this one here, this is an NBC report that has
two or maybe three whipsaws in it, you may or may not identify,
but they're talking about one thing, and then they bring in a
clip that's got nothing to do with it. And then they continue
to report as though they verified their assertions, which
is the classic, you know, what we call whipsaw on this show?
And it's also referred to as a non sequitur because it didn't
make any real sense if you listen to it, but this is about
Jeff Sessions and pod and his nuttiness and this guy, as
Attorney General, and as a Republican who shouldn't be a
10th amendment guy. He's got his head up his ass.
Just days after recreational marijuana sales began in
California, the Attorney General's decision could dampen
the spark that ignited the pot industry's massive growth.
Today, Jeff Sessions rescinding and Obama administration policy,
which largely shielded legalized marijuana from federal
intervention, allowing prosecutors to enforce federal
law that prohibits hot sales.
It's been busy non stop as soon as the doors open. We
have people waiting, but in Los Angeles, they're already rolling
in green budding industry expected to harvest $1 billion
in taxes within a few years. This this
report is so devoid of content. They just filled it up with bad
puns. We're harvesting this it's oh my god. Did they bring in
they had rolling it up what else is
waiting but in Los Angeles, they're already rolling in
green. The budding industry expected to harvest our $1
billion in taxes. Within a few years.
I expect lines out the door and I expect the sun to come up and
people to enjoy their cannabis
like California is set to be Come the largest market for
marijuana. recreational pot is legal under state law in eight
states and the District of Columbia. Some experts say the
impact of today's move, while uncertain, may be limited.
The idea has always been to prioritize the most dangerous,
the most violent and the most difficult. criminal
organizations. Nothing about rescinding the policy will
change that
Sessions whose long fought marijuana legalization called it
a return to the rule of
law. Good people don't smoke marijuana.
But today's decision doesn't clear the air where pot is sold.
Good people smoke marijuana.
Well, this guy, you know, I'm still convinced he's just trying
to get fired.
Well, there was, you know, I was watching Smerconish on CNN.
These days, I like a weekly show. When you hear him, you'll
probably recognize him. He'd said something good.
Let's see what you're saying at my Smerconish, Twitter and
Facebook pages. What do we got Smerconish? I'm smoking my first
bowl of today watching you this morning, and I've got a message
for sessions. I'm getting high today, tomorrow and every day
till I die my body my choice. Hey, for 20 time. I'm for you. I
don't like to trampling on states rights. I did want to
raise that journal point, however, which I think the
burden really is on Congress to get off of the federal books,
that which he now is empowering us attorneys to empower to use
to enforce that's the word.
Thank you. Very good point. Where is that outrage mean
session? If
I'm wrong, you're not wrong. But this has been this, this
Congress has been talking about this and we had some clips
before it for a couple of years. They're on the they're going to
make a move and do this and I think Trump is inhibiting it.
Well, here's why he may have an issue a drug test.
If you want to collect your unemployment check. This week,
the Trump administration published this notice announcing
it plans to rewrite rules on drug testing for unemployment
insurance, likely giving states more leeway to require more
testing. Last winter, Congress overturned an Obama era
regulation that limited drug testing for unemployment
benefits to job categories where drug testing was required for
the job like airline pilots or law enforcement officers,
Republicans in Congress want the testing to go further.
The people that I'm privileged to represent would be very upset
if they thought somebody was receiving unemployment
compensation while they were on drugs to qualify
for unemployment benefits, people already have to prove
they lost their job through no fault of their own. George
Wentworth from the natural law employment project calls out of
drug testing government overreach,
who have the public perceives you as being more likely to see
drug use just because you're unemployed. I think that really
promotes an unfortunate impact. Yeah, average unemployed. When
they're looking for a new job
under any new labor department rule, it would be up to states
to decide if they wanted to screen for drugs, and to decide
how they pay for the expensive new requirements.
Minus bullcrap. Yeah, so there's a there's a problem is this like
the system is like, somehow preventing this, this idiotic
law which shouldn't have been on the books in the first place?
And if and again, it's a 10th amendment thing, if you and I
asked the question if people if how did they get product
prohibition come about? It wasn't some guy, right? And a
federal law. They had to do a constitutional amendment. This
is the same thing. And then when people say, Well, you know the
Feds trump state, that's bullcrap. Well, the law right
now is unconstitutional. And the fact that Jeff Sessions is
supporting it, and he's supposed to be an Alabama rights guy me
a break. Let me understand something. Did they have to do a
constitutional amendment because there was a constitutional?
There was constitutional legislature about alcohol?
No, it didn't know they had to do a constitutional amendment
cuz you can't, at the federal level. Just write a law saying
you can't get alcohol is now illegal the way they did with
marijuana.
Right. But the constant the 21st amendment was saying alcohol is
legal.
Yeah. The 21st amendment repealed the other and that's
what
that was my question. There is no constitutional amendment
about marijuana. Right. So you don't need a constitutional
amendment to overturn Oh,
no, no, no, you're missing this. Okay. Explain. You don't need a
constitutional amendment to overturn it. You need a
constitutional amendment to make it illegal the way they did with
alcohol. Amendment.
I see what you're saying. Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha.
Nobody wants to talk about that. And that's very 10th amendment
very states, right. And that's Jeff session in Alabama. That's
the state's right state. So what is this guy coming off with all
marijuana people are bad people. He doesn't really he is like
violating all the principles of the Republican Party, especially
conservatives. Why is she supposed to be
he just wants to get kicked out? That's the only theory we have.
The only theory was you want to get a zero sense.
Why would you want to get kicked out and seen by the future of of
America, which are all weed smokers is a douchebag.
He doesn't see it that way. First of all, you'll get another
pension, you'll be able to double down I got that and we
got them. Secondly, he actually doesn't think marijuana smoking
is a good thing. He probably doesn't like alcohol either,
too. I joined up with Trump. He's a teetotaler, which is
always to me a bad sign. And I
haven't a report on alcohol. We've
long known that drinking too much alcohol isn't healthy. Now
scientists in Cambridge have added a stark new warning, they
found damage DNA in the stem cells of mice, giving them
diluted alcohol, and say this points to an increased cancer
risk for drinkers. A missing part of the whole puzzle is how
precisely alcohol causes damage to us. And what our research
shows is that alcohol as it's been processed by the body and
converted into energy, transiently accumulates as a
toxin, which attacks DNA in a fundamental manner, and damages
the genetic information that constitutes the code of life,
researchers examined the effects of acid aldehyde, a harmful
chemical produced when the body processes alcohol. It also
showed how we defend ourselves, producing an enzyme that can
break down the chemical, and how DNA repair functions normally
fix any damage. In mice. When we take away the enzyme that clears
the toxin, as well as this DNA repair pathway, then very small
amount of alcohol cause violent damage to the cells that produce
blood. And we show these in two ways. First of all, we show that
the chromosomes from these blood cells are fundamentally altered.
And this is important because altered chromosomes or alter
alter DNA, is the basis of why cells ultimately go on to age or
accumulate the changes that make them cancerous. The study was
funded by Cancer Research UK, it details how alcohol can increase
the risk of developing breast bowel or five other types of
cancer and suggests binge drinking may increase that risk
even further. No, thank
you, Captain Obvious. Binge drinking. It's not good for you.
Sure. Yeah, I know what it's like we'd like we turn back the
clock with the sessions guy. That's, that's very
disappointing.
This guy's just gets on my nerves. I liked the guy before
he became this. This Thumper
before we go into thanking some people, two short stories. Now,
the first one is Sinclair broadcast group. They were find
out if you read this, they were fined $13 million by the FCC for
failing to identify sponsored programming. And well, what's
interesting about it, so here's what they did. They had 60 and
92nd spots that promoted the Huntsman Cancer Institute. I
think it's Jon Huntsman's Institute in Utah and aired them
on the local newscasts as free standing bits. But the company
did not identify the spots as official as sponsored content
paid for by the Huntsman Cancer Foundation.
Yeah, which is not that hard to do. You just put at the end,
right. But so
they were busted. Now. I think the reason why they were busted
is they're trying to buy Tribune, and someone was trying
to stop them. Yeah, sounds like it's just a scam, because I'm
pretty sure this happens all the time, that you are being
hoodwinked into thinking something is an actual news
story. But that does bring me to another story that broke about
Forbes magazine,
the last news article you read might have been the result of
paid advertising. That's what a journalist from outline.com
detailed in a bombshell report called bribes for blogs. He
provides emails and social media exchanges that illustrate the
content that you might have read in Forbes magazine or Huffington
Post that were probably written for the sole purpose of selling
you a product and they dress it up like it's a news article.
Joining me now to talk about this is Tyrell Ventura host of
watching the Hawks at the report asserts that the publication of
Forbes is aware of actual payoffs in isolated incidents
between brands and journalists. What are the grounds for that
accusation? Tyrell? That's a strong accusation is
a strong accusation and where the outline journalist who's
investigating this found this was in a case of Chris Chung,
who was an author, a blogger for Forbes, who was putting out
stories the other day Uh, I want to say about a dozen stories up
on Forbes. And when these kinds of allegations arose, Forbes
merely took them down because most sites, your Forbes, your
HuffPost, they have, you know, rules that say that they don't
allow their contributors to do this, because a lot of times
these sites will approach the contributor, not Forbes, they'll
go after someone writing on Forbes and say, Hey, do you want
to make an extra, you know, 150 bucks or even more, some saw
some numbers 1100? and said, Hey, do you want to do this,
insert this into your article, away you go. And what outline
kind of laid out in their reporting is that you really got
the idea that most most dot coms and most publications kind of
just look the other way. You know, that even though it's
against the rules, you know, their rules that they have for
journalists conduct there, they don't really enforce them, they
only kind of enforce them after the fact after it's made public,
somebody figures it out, or, you know, another good journalist
investigates the journalism is always getting paid on the side.
But what you're seeing is that a lot of people are using this for
supplemental income. And in the online news world, as you know,
as I as well as I do, my, there's not a lot of money, that
money Windows getting smaller and smaller, especially for
independent journalists. So the temptation to corrupt your
reporting is there. And that's what these PR companies and
these big corporations jump on and take advantage of.
So what I thought was interesting about this, is this
not the publication itself, that is taking the money. It's the
journalists who are on the take.
Yeah, that's why he got busted, and you can do that they're not
gonna get away with this. Hey, this is I'm Forbes I want the
money. I'll tell you when you can do a native ad story, and
I'll give it to you to do or how many
dads Okay, but how many journalists do you think are
doing this? Especially HuffPo? BuzzFeed,
but the will HuffPo? Will HuffPo probably get a lot of them,
because then we get paid by HuffPo. They don't pay, right.
So yeah, you have to do shit like that, of course. So the
trick is, I don't know about Forbes, Forbes pays money and in
real money. I don't know what why you would do that?
Well, I mean, what's real money? If you're writing two articles a
week? That's not gonna keep you fed?
Is it with Forbes, you could make a lot of money at Forbes.
Why the hospital? You don't make anything? I'd like Brian, maybe
it's changed for us. I mean, they had they were throwing
money around quite a bit when I was working for him. And with
those in the late 90s.
Well, here's the good news. The good news is that with our value
for value model, you never have to worry about it when you're
reading HuffPo PA, or God knows maybe even WaPo, who knows.
You're thinking continuously Who are they making money, the
journalist has no money that the they take the money for the
story.
WaPo in New York Times both pay their writers pretty well. And
if you would take money for doing something else, you get
fired immediately. If they found out Sure. Well, they'll find out
that's the joke of it. Well, because it's always done through
PR agencies and they talk too much. You really can't get away
with it. As far as I can tell this You're really good.
Because they talked Yeah, that's a good point. If word gets
around, is what you're saying. Yeah, well, word should get
around that we do it differently. I'm going to
show my mood by donating tonight. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
Okay, we do have a few people to thank for show 9999 or nine or
seven. Yes, people is the operative word. We have very few
today. He actually Jarman Lederman is the top of this list
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Michael Harker, reminding me to start listening. In 2013 Lady
Francine Hardaway with things were nuts, by the way, told me
about the
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But it didn't register in my head. I'm bad with celebrity
names. Right? You don't have any was curry when she said Adam
curry. I wonder why the guy who played penny wise town would
have a podcast.
Well, joke's on you. He does.
Anyway $101 and one cents. Tori N Drees in Iowa City Iowa
$100.99. He did join episode 996 So there you go. And there's a
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As douchebags.
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Alrighty then.
Let's see. I do have oh nice things. No, nothing. Nothing
completely zero.
Upgrade. Maybe somebody's not ready.
No upgrades, nothing at all. No, no upgrades. No nuttin. Let me
see the no belts, three roads. This is the Chinese initiative
to take over the world where they have many routes, train
routes,
just run just run their goods everywhere as cheap as they can
and flood the market with Chinese stuff that somehow
subsidized by the government. But maybe now we don't even know
how that economy works. Well, all
of the EU all of Europe is in on it big time. But
also pocket should be a middleman you could get rich.
Yes,
that's the Economic Belt. So we have the train belt, the sea
route belt and we have the Economic Belt. So that's three
belts. There's no roads involved, even though they call
it one belt, the One Belt One Road initiative. And Pakistan is
all in we've discussed this previously. Pakistan is all
well, we'll take your money China's from we'd love to have
some of some stuff moving through us. We'll take it. Well,
I'm pretty sure now that it's Rex Tillerson who is is fighting
this tooth and nail. Maybe for his own good maybe for the Big
Oil God knows. But this is the latest department
they have announced just moments ago that they are suspending
assistance to Pakistan. Michelle Kaczynski is with me now from
the State Department.
What exactly what did they announce?
April what we've known that the US now suspending more than $200
million worth of foreign military assistance to Pakistan.
I mean, that was something of a surprise, even though with the
State Department is saying now is that this should come as no
surprise to Pakistan. But it's a big deal that now we know we've
heard the tough talk from President Trump as well as from
the US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley on Pakistan in the
US not doing enough to counter terrorism. So to take away this
chunk of money, now they're announcing today just now, in
fact that they're, they're withholding even more. They're
suspending above and beyond that $255 million insecurity
assistance. Here's what the State Department just told us
today, we can confirm that we are suspending national
security, or, excuse me, we're suspending security assistance,
security assistance only to Pakistan at this time, until the
Pakistani government takes decisive action against groups
including the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network, we consider
them to be destabilizing the region and also targeting us
personnel, the United States will suspend that kind of
security assistance to Pakistan.
So Heather's explanation was so thin, I've got to think it's
about the Chinese, they just don't want the Chinese in bed
with anybody. So you got to do that fine. No money from us. And
why are we giving money to Pakistan anyway?
Well, it's, we have a long relationship with Pakistan. And
when beginning when the Indians were in bed with Russia, okay,
during the Cold War. So the Indians who buy all the Russian
jets, and so we had to sell some buddy some jets, so we sold to
them, Pakistan. And then we this been kind of a, you know,
together with Pakistan for a long time. And now they decided,
well, you know, these Chinese look a little more
stable and look at look at the color of their money.
And look at the color, their leader is that orange,
as long as he's not as long as their leader is not orange, and
their money is green is good to go. Another member of the
consortium would be Cypress. Cypress would have an important
role. Possibly least that's what the Chinese put in all of their
plans. It could be Cyprus, but mainly be Greece. And really the
last time we heard anything from Cyprus was when they shut down
the banking, if you recall, yeah, this was what was it four
or five years ago, maybe longer six years ago,
they shut down the bank and then charged you a fee to get your
money, which the fee was like a percentage of it like 25%.
Right? Yeah. And Russians were freaking out and they couldn't
get it. Yeah.
Because Cyprus for their, like for some of their banking
well, before the Chinese get into Cyprus. Whoa, here we go.
Looks like we have a deal between Israel and Cyprus. And
this is um, this is a unexpected a surprise. I thought, you know,
with the Leviathan gas
leak, it was a surprise to you. Well, you don't know what
they're already going to run that pipe through. You don't
know what I'm gonna say. Do you? Okay, something is a surprise.
Yes.
The surprises. So I thought there would be a pipeline a gas
pipe, which is coming. It's been announced. It's, you know, Noble
Energy. It's Bill Clinton as the advisor makes nothing but since
they were supposed to run a gas pipeline up to it would be
Greece or could be Crete. But no. And there's Bibi Netanyahu
is standing right there with the douche from Cyprus. They are
laying down a one and a half 1000 Kilometer undersea cable
with a capacity of 2000 megawatts to transmit
electricity directly. This is new.
Where's the electricity going to be generated? Well,
apparently from from Israel. I don't think they have that. Do
they? Do they have that kind of surplus? Do they have that kind
of dead? They already set up these
these? No, but I doubted.
I thought it was an interesting story. And maybe this next
story. Now remember, this is Israel that wants to lay a
basically an extension cord. A big one, an extension cord will
cost three and a half billion dollars. And then this pops up
in the news.
Police in Cyprus say they're holding an Israeli citizen who's
accused of organ trafficking. Mostly her rail was allegedly
involved in luring donors to Kosovo a decade ago to sell
their kidneys for transplants needed by rich Israelis. Many of
the donors remained unpaid. A Cypriot police spokesman said he
was arrested at Larnaca airport in late December.
In a minute maybe just they take your kidney they don't pay you.
Yeah, that's all you get as a note with lipstick on the mirror
while you're in your bathtub filled with ice. I just it's
just completely coincidence. Sure. But and when we have this
big news story coming out, and then we oh, we caught this guy.
And it's a perfect story. Everyone's heard the story. I
got drugged. They woke up. I was in the bathtub full
of just a cover story for some songs. Some
could be just thought that you don't often hear stuff like that
anymore and then it to be involved in Israeli in Cyprus. I
just thought that was an interesting coincidence.
I found something I was really scrounging the newspaper and I
found this and I went Wait a minute, this guy gets killed.
It's like that character. Remember that guy that was in
Sudan or someplace named double faced boxcar he's got some
stupid name is some Baghdadi back Marlboro Man. It's some guy
that we had two names and he was always getting killed. This is a
story just ran like yesterday I Wanted Dead or Alive the
frustrating failing hunt for ISIS leader Baghdadi I thought
they killed him several times several times and one time they
killed that poor girl who was like stupidly went over there to
become a you know, to talk peace with ISIS and then he grabbed
her murder off to some creep and then she got killed in a bombing
that we initiated and we've been that was supposedly supposedly
killed Baghdadi and what is the what can we get something that
is a little more definitive with with these stories? We hear it
we get to Baghdad he's dead thing was on all the network
news yes I now know apparently he's not dead in
fact, let me search the archives let me see if we have one of
those clips. Bag daddy. Let's see.
I probably wouldn't have put the whole name because I don't
remember ever writing bag daddy ba g h da di
and let's see I have a couple of them here's the first 110
Arms trucks were destroyed in the attack. But in a statement
and official from US Central Command said we cannot confirm
if is leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi was among those present
this straw
so they didn't know I don't have any other ones.
Well okay, I think we have
so we do we do it but it's probably titled strange. I like
going Yeah. Little Bitcoin update for everybody.
US regulators on Thursday warned investors in Bitcoin and other
cryptocurrencies to exercise caution, or they could lose
their shirts. The Securities and Exchange Commission in a
statement said that bad actors lurk among those peddling
initial coin offerings and other cryptocurrency investments who
are not following federal and state securities laws. The SEC
adding if you lose your money, it may not be able to help get
it back. Bitcoin jitters on Thursday also stretched across
the globe to Israel, where authorities proposed banning
companies that invest in or mined Bitcoin from the Tel Aviv
Stock Exchange. The move came after a sharp rise in shares of
Company blockchain mining, which said it would shift from mining
for gold and iron to mining cryptocurrencies makes sense the
Israel securities authority or ISA expressed concern that
soaring share prices of Bitcoin companies are irrational, and
that Bitcoin prices were behaving like a bubble. The
warnings are just the latest from regulators around the
world, which have prompted huge swings in the value of the
cryptocurrency Bitcoin surged in mid December to a record high
near $20,000 then dropped to less than $12,000 at the end of
the month. It has since recovered some to $15,000 and
since the report came out, it's gone up to 16 Three or something
but it's not I don't I don't see it really rising much more I see
going to the downside and that's purely because of the futures
market all the futures are all geared towards loss you know,
you guys got 36 contracts and I don't know it's like a shitload
of Bitcoin ABS all negative all for down all for the downside so
this is how well it's corrupt it's it's a rigged system. If
you want to make money off of it, find these little shit
stocks from China mainly, what was the other one was a funny
was a Long Island Iced Tea Company. They changed her name
to the Long Island blockchain company. It literally changed
that ticker. LBCC Yeah, oh, that thing has been has had 700%
gains in a day. Now. It also goes back down so you gotta know
what you're doing. But that's where that's where you can make
legitimate money and then when you sell that bullcrap stock if
you're lucky with your Robin Hood account, then you get your
money right away, you don't have to wait 10 days and even
Coinbase has now said they are going to introduce their own
futures trading. So I just feel sorry for people who are
believing in the myth that once once Wall Street came in, you
should have taken that as the as the as the clue to get out. But
doesn't mean that there's not lots of opportunity, but it's
just still not money.
And okay, usually, we need a jingle.
I've asked for a Bitcoin jingle forever. People don't want to
make it
I just play my global warming clip. Okay, what's the title of
all this freezing cold as good as it did the flooding flooding
Boston
Winthrop after the storm surge inundated treats Callie and
Tommy Schlichting rushing to get the water out of their basement.
But as you can see there's so lots of water pumping out and
hopefully get it all into the drains before it's my tie tied.
Why is that? Because once the high tide comes in, there's no
place for the water. Officials tonight say it was the highest
tide ever recorded in Boston.
If anyone wants to question global warming just just see
with a flood flood zones. Oh yes, zones didn't. Yes ago,
dozens of rescues along the Massachusetts coast in
Marshfield, a National Guard high water vehicle bringing
people to safety.
There was like cars outside almost completely underwater.
Yeah, we're all gonna die.
All right. It's about the same as a 1978 flood. But there's no
evidence that are trying to make evidence that is that the high
tide was as bad as it was in 1921. So this is a bull crap
report, this guy jumped right on the global warming thing. And in
fact, as you know, when we did the flooding reports from about
four or five years ago in Europe, a lot of the flooding
that took place there was because they changed the flora
and fauna. They took the trees out things that sucked up water.
That was, you know, Europe was getting flooded in places where
it's never flooded before because of the change in the in
the layout in the flood zones. But this is nonsense. And we
don't even know what happened before the 1821. When they had
they had a big flood in 1821. They had a big flood in 1978.
Now they have another one. And this guy says well, you could
tell from the movie hasn't hadn't been like this since
ever. And he's bullcrap that guy's full of it. And it gets so
annoyed by these guys in their global warming myopia. They
gotta they have a memory that goes back, like their memory.
And as far as their AdWords and actually their memory is not
even that good. Okay, well,
that will that call that cop know that? No, it's not the end
of the complaint that calls for reports because of what's
happening in Greenland right now. The maps of the world will
have to be redrawn. This is what would happen to San Francisco
Bay. Right, it's time for mudflat report. John C. Dvorak
on the scene.
Well, we had a super tie the other day, on the super tight
actually covered up the mud flats. And I'm looking right now
the mud flats are is there the same as they were in the late
1800s. And I can see I'm in the mud is prominent, and it's
raining. And you know, and it's really over the last few days.
But my thoughts are still there. And as you see, it's just that I
don't see I haven't seen a change
of what is no change, no change. amounts of the world did have
to be redrawn. Yeah, no drama yourself.
This is what would happen to San Francisco Bay.
Yes, sure. I'm on the San Francisco page.
You're actually right there, right where he's talking about.
Yeah, I see nothing. Explain that. Explain. Explain
it. Explain it. Hey, remember the the really underreported
story about the NSA tools being stolen and they're still not
even sure if it was from the inside of the agency or hackers
who got in from the outside? It was a New York Times report. No
one discussed this but us in the New York Times. Now, a former US
National Security Agency contractor has agreed to plead
guilty. I'm not quite sure why they word it that way. But okay.
All right. Then I'll plead guilty to stealing classified
information, but not just classified information. He had
been spent up to 20 years, stealing highly sensitive
government material from US intelligence community related
to national defense, collecting a trove of secrets he hoarded at
his home in Glen Burnie, Maryland, is just a hoarder. 50
terabytes of data. They got that's that's quite a hoard.
Holy moly. 50 terabytes. And guess where he was a contractor
what company did he work for?
Booz Allen was out and
he was listen to the phone calls and say is looking out for you?
That's right.
Just use him as a backup provider. I'm sorry. But they
just use the guise of backup provider.
Cloud archive. In fact, I'm gonna call you the cloud from
now on.
I'm the class the cloud John C, where
the C stands for cloud divorce. Is that one? That's right.
What's your Iran update?
This is an Iran update comes from yesterday's PBS newshour
ads not the whole thing. It was very long report, but I thought
this was the key.
popular unrest and Iran continues to spill into the
streets. The nationwide protests have lasted for the better part
of a week, exposing deep economic riffs, especially among
the younger generation, who struggled to find work and build
a future. HARI SREENIVASAN explains what's fueling this
resentment toward the regime and the government's role. fonts.
Overnight video posted by protesters showed crowds in
Tehran shouting death to how many to country supreme leader.
But by morning a different cry. Worshippers chanted Death to
America at Friday prayers sent a hardline cleric use social media
networks based in the US of fueling the unrest
was cyberspace that was kindling the fire of the battle. It was
cyberspace that every moment said where protesters were
gathering, and what slogans they were chanting.
So far, these protests lacked the scope of the 2009 Green
Movement. That's a hundreds of 1000s accusing then President
Ahmadinejad of rigging his reelection. This time for the
last week demonstrations have swept Iran's provinces to some
80 cities and towns, mostly outside Tehran. It's in some of
those areas where the country's economic stagnation is most
sorely felt. President Hassan Rouhani had promised the 2015
nuclear deal would jumpstart the economy by lifting punishing
sanctions. Instead, growth continues to lag food prices
have gone up and youth employment may run as high as
40%.
It is their duty to hear us out. It is not acceptable for them to
sit in their offices and not be aware of the prices of chicken
meat or rice or not know how tough it has become for people
to make a living.
This shout should be heard by officials unemployment is taking
over, but wrongs and the young done not be able to work.
You know, we got I don't know if you saw these emails we got from
I don't know if this is our dude named Muhammad. They sent it
from a different email address. So I'm just gonna use his first
name site. And he's in Tehran. Then he has to
use named Mohammed is I believe in Qatar or Bahrain. So this
side
and he is in Tehran, and I'm gonna read his two notes to us
about the Iran protests few things to consider the first day
of protests was in Mashad, a very religious part of Iran,
which for intents and purposes is run by Rouhani is competition
and was intended to be an anti Rouhani demonstration. But the
next day, demonstrations broke out in many places at once. It
was supposed to be a smart political move, but it got out
of hand. Interesting. One of the most interesting things is the
secular nature of it all. Unlike other protests in the past, even
the Green Movement, you didn't see any Religious chants. It was
all nationalistic and secular. People always steered away from
revolution here because the cost is so high, but it seems people
are changing their views. I'm in Tehran. They're not many people
gathering up but it's increasing day by day, so we have to wait
to see if it has legs. And here's the follow up
clarification. As far as he knows, it was never about eggs.
He doesn't remember not a single protester protesting egg prices.
The only reason he says I personally didn't want a
revolution in Iran was it wasn't clear what would come next. And
now not me nor anyone else cares about it. There was a major
uproar a few weeks ago when Rouhani for the first time made
the budget clear and there was a lot of upset over how many
people's money had how people's money had been spent all these
years so he's not seeing the the general story about the eggs and
the prices
story that that thing that have lated bullcrap story about the
eggs,
but the in what country do people get all I mean, we sort
of got outraged about how the government spending our money
here. Well, we Yeah, cheer on killing
another 100 billion for military spending. How about auditing
things? Maybe we can save 100 billion
they say it's true. They say it's happening.
So yeah, right. So this looks like a State Department thing. I
think it's a dud I don't think there's gonna get very far I
hope it does but I don't think it will
the protests we haven't heard much it basically kind of snowed
under I think it's crap and and once once we got the wolf book
then it was like oh, there's no more news is the world is quiet
everyone's wolf booked everyone just sits around waiting for
more details we're more detail
so we can see what an idiot we have. Cheese Bacevich
if anything, we are quite pathetic. It's I have to say, I
have to say we're pretty pathetic.
Well, so they had gretchen carlson says we have the Golden
Globes coming up today. We're both going to watch probably
white horse. Yes.
They're great. Gretchen was on PBS. She was falling all over
herself to be because you just got to be interviewed by Judy.
And Gretchen is now the chairman of the Miss America competition
which is a volunteer but very important. Wait,
didn't she wasn't there some fractious and she got angry or
wanted to resign or a lawsuit? I remember something about like
the
day ago, so I don't think say all right, well, maybe I'm
wrong. But she wasn't Miss America and They play some old
clips of her very pretty. And she was a violinist gasp
violinist not a slouch. I remember this. Yeah. And so she
won and then she, you're putting together a team of these
misnomers. So I've been listening to this and there's a
kind of there's a bit and it's not a very good interview, to be
honest about September the party started talking about should
they even have a Miss America contest, Judy asked Gretchen's
big pro Miss America type of authentic question about the
bathing suit competition.
say to people Gretchen Carlson who asked Do we need a Miss
America Pageant anymore in this country because after all, it
objectifies many parts of who a woman is.
Well, of course, that particular area that always gets criticism
is the swimsuit category. And I'm going to be taking a very
serious look at that. Listen, Miss America gave me amazing
life skills. I challenge anybody to get up on a stage in front of
millions of people and answer questions and perform your
violin talent as I did, I entered this program because I
was a serious classical violinist. That was going to be
my career. And talent was worth 50% of my points in Miss
America. It's a scholarship program, I was a student at
Stanford University and Oxford. And when I went back for my
senior year after being Miss America, my parents were so
grateful that I used my $50,000 that I want to pay for the rest
of my education at Stanford. So this is what's happening for
1000s of women across this country. And I'm going to work
as hard as I can to make sure that that is the message that's
getting out about this organization.
And if you emphasize that instead of say, the swimsuit
part, are people still going to watch?
Oh, well, you know, we'll see. I'm going to I'm planning to
reach out to experts in all those fields to figure out
what's best to get people interested. But I'm not I'm not
worried about that at all right now. What I'm worried about is
wrapping my arms around this organization getting up to speed
as quickly as I can getting just exactly the right people in
place to help me on this mission. And I think what's
amazing is that right now on the board, it's it's for former Miss
America's
Yeah, that's gonna ruin the show.
No, I listened to that interview and what it said to me as
bathing suits stays me Yeah,
but it's sure sure. And that was right it was the CEO of Miss
America who resigned in December Oh, no, that guy's a douchebag
Yeah, he had to go and but she was a part of the of getting him
out. Oh, yeah. Because they had to do was they had all these
emails going back and forth talking about the mission
America winners like dogs and pigs and shit. Yes,
exactly. She's a terror. She got rid of help get rid of that guy.
She put herself in the job with other Miss America's I'm telling
you what that that interview told me because she never said
anything never answered the question Judy never followed up.
That tells me that they might not I might not only keep the
bathing suit thing but go to string bikinis.
I you know what I can only hope but I still don't understand why
this is acceptable. i Why are they not boycotting the
advertisers minded?
She explained it as he got to college. They gave her money.
She explained it heavy.
You don't need to prance around a bathing suit. That's that's
almost a definition of prostitution. Man. Okay, and I'm
sorry. I'll just leave it at that. I'm thinking well, we'll
see. We'll see. I hope that string bikinis are in Go,
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talk about about about about about about this is an
alternative universe and he got his to Dawkins victory for
cheating. This is an alternative universe. I want to talk for a
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