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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
January 18 2018 This is your award winning give on nation
media assassination episode one double zero.
This is no agenda. holding on
for dear life and celebrating 1000 Episode Dan broadcasting
live from downtown Austin Tejas capital to join Star State.
Claudio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley. We're I'm not ready to do this
show, but I'll do it anyway. John C. Dvorak.
Of course you're ready. You were born ready?
Now what? I was born ready, but not ready anymore. Why? Because
of the sheer nine away being bored. Ready? Doesn't mean
you're ready. Now. It's
true. Well, congratulations, John.
Congratulations to you. And Mr. Adam curry, Mr. Adam curry, and
all ships as seen boots on the ground. Congratulations to
everybody who helped do this show. So we got to the point
where we're at show 1000
That's right. And there's a lot here that horn when you hear the
horns when you hear the horn,
you know, where my handlers are having the time of their life.
You know, we're happy when you hear the horn. That's right, it
was great this morning, you know, going through the backlog
of email, so many people sending stuff and sending messages of
congratulations, and thanks. And every message I sent was just so
you know, thank you. Because this wouldn't be here without
without producers in many different ways. Oh, yeah.
I don't watch TV show radio show that's sponsored by advertisers
sponsored by advertisers. And that has, you know, the whole
system is is lame because you know, they gotta have a big
staff. So I have to charge high tising rates to make it all work
and we don't have any of that now of course we don't get tons
of money in like the commercial guys do. But we're living.
We're getting by.
Was it making it worse? I just brought to mind the song making
livings
and I don't want to toot my own horn but I'm going to do it
well, but
you do it anyway,
that saying that all hell is gonna break loose and you're
gonna need a Bitcoin. That's right.
Love Manning. On this program, not more than a few days ago, I
said be careful. Bitcoin is going to 11,555. Now, not only
did I nail that exactly, but it even went a tad lower and
bounced back way,
way way. If you didn't nail it. It has to go through the price
you predicted. It went you didn't nail it exactly. Because
it kept going.
No, it actually stopped at 11 550 for a good hour or two.
So I call that a level. And so you know, you could say that
we're saving you money with this show.
We are we are saving people money. There's no doubt about
that. We leave that without the Bitcoin gag.
Yeah, it's not it's not a gag.
I'm sorry. I use the word gag. And and you
know what? I'll tell you when I think it's gonna go up if it's
ever going. Okay, sounds good. If it's ever going to go up
you'll hear it right here on this show us that
jingle jangle noise. It's your
the Jeff Smith. Cynthia little.
That's the high end right.
He sent me so many cool jingles to celebrate the 1000
Yeah, let me play another one for you home on.
This has got to be one of my favorites.
Sometimes. Sometimes a drag when you're on the face bag. Wow.
Jeff, when he's not saving children in Africa. He's doing
jingles for the no agenda show. That is that is
a is a standard of it. He's the standard of excellence for all
the other jingle makers out there.
I would say so. Yes,
I would say so. Short, slick to the point. Yes. And jiggly.
very gingerly. Great googly moogly. Well, there's a lot to
talk about today. Besides the fact that we're celebrating 1000
episodes. No small feat.
What what is a lot to talk about to you.
Well, there's a few things to
get my clips.
I did get your clips. I have some stuff regarding the giant
voice system. The AI pause in Hawaii.
Chan everybody. You're all gonna die. The bombs are coming.
That one? That one? Yeah. So I was a little irritated by by the
lack of information. You know how this giant voice system well
forget the giant of IPOs is what we're talking about the
integrated public alert warning system which is a FEMA base
system. And since it went wrong, and there was mention of
templates and you know, I dove into this.
Yeah. What did you find out? Did you get it? I know somebody had
access to the dashboard.
Well, I know a lot more about the system they have and what
potentially may have gone wrong. And have a lot of
there's a lot as opposed to pushing the wrong button. Yeah.
Which is, which is total
horseshit. And I'll tell you, like some Twitter account,
verified Twitter account called a civil defense Hawaii, I don't
know if it's official or not. But hey, it's verified. So it
must be real. They were the ones that were tweeting out this
picture of a web page with a couple of links saying, Oh, look
how easy it was to click the wrong link. And at this point, I
had been doing a day and a half of research on this stuff. It's
really quite interesting to learn how it all works. And I
said, No, that's not what they're using. They use the ever
bridge system, which is in collaboration with federal
signal, which is their supplier.
The wrong voice for this. That's, she'd be like that guy
on trekkers the movie that kid who talks about the patch that's
off a quarter of an inch. Don't think I've seen that? Yeah,
good. Okay, go on go.
Should be more condescending voice. What should I do? Now? It
should
be that nerdy. You know, they get the nitpicker I kid the
young Niseko
is not nitpicking. This was a very dangerous situation with
people. Hey, come on. We don't know the extent of what
happened.
By the way, they finally showed some films on CBS. Holy crap,
are freaking people running for their lives. It was ridiculous.
Here's what I couldn't find. Did the actual giant voice system go
off as well? I don't know that. I could not find a single video
where I heard the alert system go off. But it may have a claim
it did.
I don't think you needed to go off with everyone their iPhones
and Android phones. But they showed us this video from a
chopper something of all these people running around.
Yeah. Well, let me let me give you a little background on IPOs,
which is really a fairly new system. It's
a fairly new system. That is called ipaws. Because it
integrates not just the wireless alert system, W EA, it activates
the EAS which would be your giant voice systems. It's
completely integrated. What's interesting about it is that you
know, all the cell phone networks, the device
manufacturers, they've all participated in this project.
And FEMA runs the central system for IPOs. And the way it works
is you get certified you get trained you have to take an
approved system. There are 150 approved vendors of an AI POS
system of which seems like a moneymaker of which FEMA has
only presented three to all municipalities, states, etc.
because I watched all the webinars and the videos and
like, well, there's lots of systems but we've chosen these
three vendors for you to do with you'll probably want to select
one of these guys. And when you have that system when you've
been trained when you've been certified, you have approved the
approved equipment, then you can tap into the system send your
alert and it goes out there's no pre approval necessary. Just as
there's no approval necessary for sending out a retraction
message we start with
this new image. It's the so called button that was
accidentally pressed it's not a button at all but 10 But Allah
computer screen the workers were supposed to click this one in
the yellow drill PAYCOM CD w is state only instead, they pressed
that one pay comm CD W est only so he's showing the
bullcrap the interface, but here comes a little ditty from the
reporter in the field,
not a drill. The real alert two days later, the governor is
still on damage control and seeking forgiveness. Our job F
divaris. Here with tonight's top story.
Thank you. Hey, ah, hey, the governor said authorities here
in Hawaii. We're waiting for permission Saturday morning from
the Federal Emergency Management Agency before issuing the
correction. 38 minutes went by and it turns out they didn't
need that permission. After all, it's one of the many mistakes
now under investigation.
Yes. You had a question? Yeah, if you're gonna ring that
buzzer. Yeah. Which means somebody made a huge blunder.
Yeah, I think you should stop and tell us what the blunder
was. I didn't catch it. All right.
Well, I set it up that way. The blunder is, there is no
approval. I also read through all the protocols how you're
supposed to do this, how you're supposed to structure a message
which does not include the words in all caps. This is not a
drill. Nowhere is that suggested In fact, the only words that are
recommended is this is not a test. And this is not a drill is
very odd in the context of the message that was sent out,
because the way the system so let me just go back for a
second. So I finally caught a piece of video with Miyagi, the
guy from Hawaii emergency management agency saying that
they didn't have we, I think we talked about in the last show,
we didn't have the right template, we didn't have a
template to cancel it, because the system they're using is
called Everbridge. And I, and the reason why Everbridge was
chosen is because federal signal does everything for Hawaii, they
have the contract, I've got all the contracts in the in the show
notes, they do all emergency warning systems. And they
upgraded to add the ipaws, they don't have the capability. And I
have an article as well, where federal signal partners with
Everbridge to provide critical communication. So they use the
ever bridge system, which is a complete templating system. But
you can actually edit the templates on the fly. So you
just select from a drop down, it populates all the fields, the
actual message was was quite longer, quite a bit longer than
then what people got on their phone. It actually did instruct
people what to do and to go inside it didn't say shelter in
place, or it you know, it had a much. And that's actually what
went out over the voice system, which is automatically
transcribed. But if you want to cancel the message, you can't,
you actually can try and cancel the sending of it. It hasn't
sent to everybody. But to say, hey, all is clear. You don't
need permission from Pacific Command. You don't need
permission from FEMA. There's nothing in the protocols that
says you can't just send out a message and say, Oops, sorry. So
something went really wrong there. And I bought this Well,
no, no, don't do that. Because you'll have more fun if you
listen to the whole thing. So here's a little bit about the
templating system, I
think that we have to work on more is the cancellation notice
in this event. Our focus now of course is not to have any more
false alarms going out. And by doing this, we're working on
procedures that have already been implemented. The first of
all, the governor, the governor has directed that we hold off
any more tests until we get to squirt away. What has already
been put in place is a two person rule. During a drill,
there will always be two people there before the button is
pushed.
Now what I just wonder is why he mentioned this because this was
not a drill. We know it was not a drill they put in the land.
Can
I ask you a question before I keep going on which with this, I
think is already too long? Because not interesting? Is you
never been to Hawaii have you
several times. Okay, so fuck you. Here is what I found when
the webinar was discussing the capabilities and the
possibilities of something that went that would go wrong. Okay.
So Bruce, let me let me go ahead and ask you these questions. And
then we'll open it up to the rest of the folks. Let's see the
is there a two step transmitter send process to make sure that
people don't accidentally send alerts? I think it's kind of
like the idiot proof button that Are you sure you want to send
this? Does? Does this product include that?
Yes, we do. Yeah, we do that? Yeah, we do that before all the
messages.
And they have quite an extensive idiot proof system. So there's
no way this could have been a a question as a matter of pressing
the wrong button. Now, I'm going to conclude here, if you will,
let me take a little more of your precious time that this
could have been a hack. The reason they couldn't, they might
not have been able to regain control of the systems to send
out a cancellation message because it's a lie. It's a lie
that you can't send out a cancellation you need some kind
of permission. And so I went looking to who created this
system Everbridge Everbridge didn't didn't create the system
themselves. They bought the system from a company called
Gomez Inc. And when you look at and a lot of the employees from
Gomez Inc. Now work in senior positions at Everbridge. When
you look at Gomez Inc. This company was bought and sold
several times for up to $295 million there in CrunchBase
actually is where I found a lot of information. But the cool
thing about it is this software the software used in Hawaii was
created by Wong Chang, who was the Senior Vice President of
Engineering at Everbridge was the CTO at Gomes and he created
this and built this whole thing in China with a Chinese team. So
I'm just saying if there was any capability to put something in
it definitely would have happened there but I do not for
a second believe that this was just the mistake of the wrong
button. And we could Send out a cancellation or retraction
notice.
Well now that's kind of interesting. That's Chinese
you'd mentioned let's play this clip. Chinese CIA Case Officer
arrested. This was a story that ran is theirs. There's a thing
going on with the Chinese right now. And this story just ran as
an item, a short item, I think was on ABC. And it was it was
just left there to lie. It was just here here and then they let
went on to something else. And I found it very, I found it
fascinating
next day former CIA Case Officer under arrest tonight and now
charged with illegally possessing government secrets.
Jerry Chung Shing, Lee left the CIA in 2007. In 2012, an FBI
search found he had notebooks that contain classified
information, including names and phone numbers of covert CIA
assets. It is unclear why they waited years to arrest him. The
New York Times now reporting that the investigation comes
against the backdrop of a major breach of CIA informants in
China, more than a dozen informants killed or imprisoned
in recent years.
Oh, yeah, I think we're at some kind of silent war with China.
But maybe going a little deeper than, you know, just hey, you
guys are manipulating the currency?
Well, there's this thing that was in the low item in that
particular story that caught my attention, which was it's
unknown. What Chris, I think it's dumb. But this is unknown
why it took so long to arrest him because they had all the
goods on there, obviously trying to trying to figure out who else
was running Tech was at rest of his course.
You want to follow him for a bit.
But this story with the Chinese connection, it makes it kind of
like, we can hack you you can hack us I mean, well, I've never
just say I jokingly said it was a North Korean. So when the
story first came out, of course, yeah,
but not it's not even that far of a stretch. I'm going to look
at China more because of the background with the development
but what we never heard is August. That was August. Do you
remember when Kim Jong Hoon first said I'm gonna send a
missile to Guam. Right, right. Two days later, the same i POS
system went off all over Guam issuing a civil danger warning.
And no one even knows how it was sent. What? Yeah, so the where'd
you get that? By doing research?
No, I mean, where did you get that specifically? Not how from
The Guardian. Guam radio station sparked terror accidentally
broadcasting nuclear missile warning just days after North
Korea threatened to attack Island. We never heard that. No,
then I just looked into you know, some some basic stories.
And we had the zombie. The Zombie Attack imminent. That was
a hack of the system. Remember that
the fate? Remember the zombie?
So this and this software has really only been in place for
about
I mean, foolish, get rid of this stuff.
It's really, I mean, so and you saw the picture of the guys
there the Hawaii emergency management agency with passwords
stuck to their monitors. I'm sure you saw that.
Yeah, I think that's a hoax.
It could be but still, all you need to do is to get into one
system. And then you can you can pretty much broadcast whatever
you want. In fact, I think the whole idea of these giant voice
systems is very precarious. Just we all we all heard about Japan,
you know, sending out an alert but they're using the system now
in Japan for all kinds of things. I won't say that this
was not a bad this wasn't a bad reason. They had a fugu blowfish
scare that apparently you know, that's the needles than I do
about that when you take something from the liver or
No, I said that food goo is a blowfish is the big puffer fish
in the flesh of the fish is quite delicious. But if there's
even one drop it's one of the Oregon's anything but but flesh
pretty much will kill you. So
they found a contaminant neurotoxin they found a
contaminated batch of of blow fish meat that had possibly
been, you know, touched the liver or something like that.
And they set off the giant voice system for that.
Well, they're very concerned they are like killing each other
with
this right. But, you know, look at what happened when the system
went off. This is mass control of people. Now we have this is a
system that can just be left a bunch of Yahoo's and butt jokes
in Hawaii who are just selecting templates, pressing buttons or
whatever.
Buddha does the giant voice system, which we've talked about
on the show five years ago. The old fashioned ones, the old ones
from the olden days and had the big speaker at the top of a
tower. Yeah, this is not new.
No But this integrated system now gives a lot of different
agencies access to it through them. And the whole idea was
we're using open protocols and which is great. But they
certainly have not sure shored up the security for it. And I
don't think a lot of the just the, the processes in general a
REIT is pretty much everybody within an agency can access it
and consent, you know, they can use it for weather alerts, they
can use it for all kinds of things. Now, I think we need to
be careful, I'm
reminded of the Amber Alert signs they put all over the
California freeways. There, we have two or three right around
here. And they stopped. I mean, they there's, there was one
instance where they didn't even use it for an Amber Alert,
because they thought it would screw up the traffic. And but
most of the time, it's just how long is it gonna take you to get
to the bridge? How long it's gonna take you to get to that
airport. That's the same as the Amber Alert system that's doing
the same system. Yep. So, Amber bramber?
No, I think we need some, and oh, and by the way, the
Everbridge system touts in their marketing materials, their
incredible auditing and logging system that everything that is
done in the system is logged and tracked for post mortem
analysis. I wouldn't mind seeing that. I'd like to know what
happened.
You're not gonna see it. No. And the
fact that there's so much untruth being told, I think that
something else happened, I can seriously consider some kind of
hack. There's no reason why they didn't just send out this, Oh,
we didn't have a template bullshit. There's no reason why
they didn't send that out. Other than that, they could,
why don't they say they had a hack? Why didn't Why did these
gauges always do this? This is like the banks who refuse to
admit that there were ever any money was ever stolen off of the
Swift banking system or any of these other electronic things,
and you asked them about it? And they said, Well, it's because it
will make people lose confidence in the bank. Yeah, I was. So
you're gonna lie instead? Yes. Yeah.
Hello. How long have you been doing the show with me? No
better than asked these questions. Of course, they lie.
Anyway, so I just thought it was the most interesting thing is in
the middle of doing this research when civil defense of
why he was challenging me on Twitter, saying you're wrong.
This is the interface. I'm like, No, it's Oh, no.
Well, you you, you sure top them. You showed them Adam.
That's civil defense of why operation? And I know the reason
why, because they've got a little birdie. And you don't?
Oh, yeah, no, that's it. It has nothing to do with a grudge. I
thought I'd do some research. What did you bring to the show
today?
I got a bunch of stuff. I did a fit. I have some classic. No
agenda style, you know, bull crap from the mainstream media,
as opposed to a government agency, which is all bull crap.
I found this was interesting. So recently, Tim Cook came on the
air with you came on the scene with his talking about what
Apple's up to they're going to build a big building someplace.
Yeah. And they won't say where so now everyone's speculating,
doing real estate. Speculation. This would happen with I should
back up a little bit. Google was going to build up their new
facilities in Hunters Point, San Francisco. And everybody got the
word got out through Uber drivers.
And everybody started buying land and houses. Yeah.
So so the property started going up and and then the and I think
they would have gone ahead anyway, except that then all of
a sudden, a Google gets attacked by the locals for having too
many buses, running the real estate prices up and ruining San
Francisco. And so Google says screwed San Francisco, we're
gonna go someplace else. So they decided on south part of San
Jose, which is if you had invested in that, you'd get rich
overnight. So they're moving everything to San Jose for some
reason, Richard
Coyne doesn't sound possible.
So which, which brings me joy. Just to kind of back off on the
story I want. I do want to play this clip. Apple and Google
buses attack this what's going on around here?
Oh, I had every clip loaded up.
He was looking for whoever shattered windows on five high
tech charter buses on Interstate 280. in Redwood City area. The
pictures we're showing you here come to us from Mashable, the
CHP says four of five buses were carrying Apple employees. The
other was a Google employee bus. The CHP says the attacks
happened yesterday on both the north and southbound directions
at different times of day. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
This buses are unmarked. So we don't we don't anticipate that
there was they were targeting one company because they were
Apple and Google however they looked like they were targeting
charter buses.
CHP says at this point they don't know whether it was a
pellet gun rocks or something else that hit the buses.
Mashable says that Apple has routed its buses away from it at
for the time being.
Isn't this a story like three years old? No, we've played
stories like this similar to this,
but not this particular one off a highway two. You've been on
highway 280. Do you remember it? Yeah, sure. Well, what? It's not
a bad neighborhood. It's like goes through Hillsborough and
Woodside.
Yeah. Woodside very rich area.
So I'm not getting the story. Anyway, so that but I'm just
playing that just to indicate what kind of attitude people
around here have about these rich tech companies because
they're not sharing the wealth, right. Meanwhile, Tim Cook who's
trying who's going to move somewhere they don't know where
they decided to get run this story on ABC, all the networks
around the story. But ABC, I think there's the worst case
scenario in terms of finding some negative aspects of the
story so that even though they made it up, so they could blast
Trump. Let's listen to the Tim Cook, David Muir teaser.
We turn next tonight with ABC News exclusive our one on one
this evening with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who made a major
announcement today when it comes to American jobs, 20,000 new
jobs, and Apple writing a check to the US taxpayer for 38
billion from cash sitting overseas, it's coming back. And
he promises investments in the US that will hit 350 billion
over five years. So like where are the jobs coming? And we also
asked, Will there be a cheaper iPhone? And what about those
batteries that slow down? Rebecca Jarvis
get that in there? Now, of course. I'm gonna ask you, what
is the government going to receive? As part of this plan in
taxes from Apple?
I heard $38 billion. I did too. In that report, I heard $38
billion, which would be about 15% of the 245 billion they have
outstanding.
So they are going to show there's going to be a huge show.
They're going to bring a bunch of money back their money. The
money overseas that Apple has is their money, right? Yes.
Yes. And yes.
And so when they bring it back, they're gonna have to pay taxes
on that money to the tune of 38 billion. Yes. That That seems
like a lot of money that you have just cough up, don't you
think?
Well, not compared to what they'd be paying overseas?
Well, that's I'm just saying this is not it's not like a
profit maker. There's not a not a profit center. Let's put it
that way.
It cost them 38 billion. If anything, it's a patriotic move
at expense of Apple.
Play the Tim Cook,
Rebecca windfall clip. Tonight, the biggest company in the world
announcing a $350 billion investment in the United States.
Apple saying it will create 20,000 new jobs and build a new
corporate campus in an American city still unnamed Apple CEO Tim
Cook exclusively taking us inside the tech giants massive
data center in Reno, Nevada. We're walking on the cloud,
right? The new lower corporate tax rate allowing Apple to write
a check for $38 billion to the US government without these
policy changes. Would you be able to announce today, the
creation of 20,000 new jobs?
No, they're clearly let me be clear, there are there are large
parts of this that are a result of the tax reform. And there's
large parts of this that we would have done in any
situation.
So it sounds like President Trump's tax bill has been a huge
windfall for Apple.
Yeah, I understand, of course.
What is she talking about? President Trump do all she's
doing this is a classic example to me of media manipulation of
reality. Yes. There's no windfall here. It's apples
money. They're paying $38 billion to the government, then
they're going to spend 300 plus billion building some new
buildings, more new buildings. How is this a windfall for
the uninitiated, such as her? I'm sure that she thinks
whatever happened in the tax plan, which I'm sure she did not
read that it's going to be better for Apple. That's the
only reason they do because they're
a big company. Yeah. This is a this is a corporate giveaway.
Yes. So it's a windfall by definition, even though there's
no windfall and she says it with a straight face. I'm listening
to that story while I'm listening to this other one,
which is let's see if I can find it.
With the tax cash.
What will Apple do with the tax? Yes, the KTVU started good
catch. Yes,
Professor Wilcox says it's too early to tell what the impact of
the tax reform bill will be on the average person. He says some
companies like Apple might boost salaries and hire more people
but other companies might just hold on to their cash or funnel
it into higher dividends.
This is a simpler presentation. Now, by the way. If these guys
were at all savvy about financial reporting, they could
bring up all kinds of companies that have already said, oh, when
this stuff comes along, buy back shares. Exactly. And that is the
number one thing that these guys and that's what I'll be throwing
in their face. Yeah,
because that is actually a problem. But no
way she does it. She says they're, you know, they're going
to companies are going to hire more people, and they're going
to maybe keep the money, which would be the buybacks are she
says and then she says, and she says that you have to visually
see this. derisively says, pay out more dividends? Yes. Which
puts money back into the economy, which is exactly what
you want for the shareholders. Yes, exactly. But the way she
says it is that this is horrible that you're going to make, I
think these companies have already been keeping too much
money and not paying enough dividends. The dividends are
what they're supposed to do. If you're a shareholder, it seems
to me,
without without a doubt. It's a part of the Ponzi scheme that we
discussed a couple of shows ago, where growth is so desperately
needed. One way to show quote unquote, growth is to buy your
own shares back. That's that, you know, you can
the prime age. Yeah, a lot of advice. A lot of people out
there yes. But that because it's it phonies up the numbers. Yeah,
exactly. Like there's the second part of this ABC clip with Tim
Cook, which I've only kept it for your benefit. Because if you
want to hear some horrible, horrible, horrible audio
editing, yeah, of course, even though when you look at it, it
looks they do the good. The video job is pretty good. But
this, you close your eyes, you can hear the edits. You don't
even do in this case, you don't have to close your eyes.
President Trump's tax bill has been a huge windfall for Apple.
But we too, there are two parts of tax bill right. There's a
corporate pace and an individual pays, I do believe that
corporate tax side will will result in job creation and a
faster growing economy. Yeah,
you got to do the pacing. I pay attention to that you got to the
pacing of the of the pacing is the most important part. So
sometimes I even put a little extra space in just to make it
sound natural if I do an edit, which I do a lot of, but mainly
meet up. Yeah, but yeah, but mainly for just to for brevity
sake just to shorten stuff up on the show.
Yeah. And when I say yeah, I was thinking when I cut stuff down
for brevity, I just hack it up. I mean, it's I just don't think
people pay that much attention.
Yeah, it's professional. For me. It's just profession. I just
like to do it. Well.
I just like to do it. If I had more time on my hands, I will
Yes.
If I had more time, I would have written you a shorter letter, no
doubt.
Okay, anyway, so that so that, to me was a classic example that
we can't give trump any credit. Because, well, we'd actually
like to get rid of him and and it looks like the Lear group was
out in force again. And they created this. Man, Madam
Secretary show.
Yeah. Which I I've watched every season so far. I haven't watched
this season series yet.
I don't like the show. Oh, but coincidentally, I caught a
couple of clips where they're talking about the 25th
amendment. Oh, okay. And this was in advance of Trump's
medical examination, which I have a bunch of clips of. This
was great. Yeah. But okay. I felt that this was a layer job.
I know how to put it, you know, the Norman layers operation?
Well,
maybe we should just do a quick revisit. I would think so
explain what these guys do. And I'll get the clip.
They are it's like a it's like a kind of a consulting group.
They'd like to go from show to show to show to show through
Hollywood. They're all Hollywood hacks. And they like to get
people to do stories about things that are in the news and
important important stories about books. And do Trump's
Trump's in a maniac. And in this case, the way I saw
somebody came let me play the backup here. This is just a
short one of the Lear foundation bragging about how often and how
much they've done this. So
in the course of our work, this is
in the two years 11 to 13 335 storylines that we worked on,
have been aired. We've worked with 35 networks in the past
four years. 91 different television shows.
And there you go, just a little idea of how much they're really
embedded into the mass media. system.
So I believe they got a hold of the producers of Madam
Secretary, which is a very Democrat. Oh, yeah.
The whole show was about a democratic woman who became
president briefly.
And their state man and Madam Secretary. Yeah. And there's
another show on HBO with Julie Louis Dreyfus, which is a
comedic version of the same show. And it was all the awards,
which is more realistic to people using shithole language
as an example.
So So I believe they went into this producers and said, hey,
you know, what would be good? Is something like, you know, the
people. You see in the news, there's a lot of discussion
about the 25th Amendment, how we can get rid of Trump. we all we
all want to get rid of Trump, right? Oh, yeah, of course. So
we only get it, but people are like confused about this. They
keep people you know, you bring up 25th Amendment rights. Nobody
knows what this means. Ken, why don't we do a story where the
President in this show
can explain how it should work? Yes.
And so the guy will get you get kicked out. Of course, it didn't
get back in because it turns out he has a tumor. But we're going
to but this will get let's get it out of the way we should.
This is how it would happen. So the public if it does happen,
wish we can only hope cross fingers. When it happens to
Trump, they won't be so freaked because we have at least soften
that whether somebody punches.
If we do this history will look at us as traders,
history will judge us no matter what we do, Tom, fine.
But there have to be other ways to constrain Dalton,
not in the Constitution. The Constitution only allows for the
25th amendment or impeachment. And that missile strike will
happen in less than an hour. So impeachment isn't gonna cut it
tonight. Okay, I think if we've all said our piece, we should
vote.
Okay. I'll keep the tally. Simple voice vote yes to invoke
section four and remove the president effective immediately.
No, to reject it.
Question. Now she's Secretary of State in that. Yes, she can. But
only the vice president can call for that. Was he there in the
room?
No, this was the cabinet level version is the Cabinet who did
it? Well, the cap. Yes. But I believe I believe I believe that
only the vice president can initiate the process. I could be
wrong.
Well, that's very easy to determine. Because you're gonna
you can go to the book of knowledge right now and look up
the 25th amendments, but it says to do that while you talk about
the next step, the next step. So what was interesting about the
last clip was, besides the little explanation of what we're
dealing with section four of the 25th amendment of getting the
President kicked out was the way they handled the wordage.
Between Well, there's only two things we can do impeach or
invoke the 25th amendment, and they said it as if they're the
same thing. Yes. And they were and they were of equal, you
know, stature. In fact, impeachment. It requires a
trial, which is what they said they had to rush the 25th
Amendment requires a trial requires an actual crime to be
committed. Technically, the 25th Amendment, you just do you think
the guy's off his rocker
section for when the Vice President and a majority of
either the principal officers of the executive departments have
such other bodies, Congress, blah, blah, blah, blah? It?
Definitely, it has to be the vice pres fine
device? To be honest about it. The Vice President may have been
in there, okay. I don't watch the show. So would you would
just assume that they're following the rules, because
they want to make this as realistic as possible. So the
public doesn't get freaked out when it actually happens right.
Now, to make it so well, let's see what would happen when they
actually have to tell the guys you're going to pull out a gun
and shoot every once you're going to become a dictator? Is
it gonna how's it gonna go over? So let's actually tell the
President that he's been booted out of office, at least
temporarily, it turns out because the way they handle
this, you'll see because this is the way it could go down.
I'm thinking of keeping Bob on defense. What do you think?
He's a good man.
takes orders. Pretty much my new number one requirement post
court.
Speaking. When he rang the bell, I couldn't hear it. What did he
say?
He said, I'm glad you stopped it. He said I could have clipped
it better. He says, Yeah, what do you think about it? This
guy's secretary, Defense Secretary, Secretary of Defense,
and he says he likes to take orders. That's my new job. And
he says, Is this new standard of excellence or something again?
This to me is like this is Trump.
Yeah, I got it. I got it.
I dictator Yeah, Stalin.
Oh, I'm thinking of keeping Bob on defense
when he is he's a good man have noticed takes orders pretty much
my new number one requirements for some fireworks WHAT THE HELL
where's everyone? Lydia? What is this?
It's an intervention Conrad
what where's my national security team? Where am I
generals? My admirals get the
mail in here now there's not going to be an attack on the
Russia satellites.
Of course there is no call STRATCOM call CNO or the cabinet
I have a feeling that the actor is actually trying to channel
Trump because from the previous previous seasons I've watched I
never really got he was sure there was lots of stuff where
where he was trying to communicate something need to be
done. It's always a stressful situation in the show, but this
barking is new I have not heard this I think he's
it's also the it's all this possessiveness where he says get
my general my my my my my
that's your foundation right? This
is the layer guys this is no doubt about it.
Security team where my generals, my admirals get the mail in here
now
not going to be an attack on the Russian satellites.
Of course there was no call STRATCOM call CNO or the cabinet
godsake. I'll do it myself. They
won't take your order. I haven't been voted tonight to invoke
section for the 25th amendment.
Section four. What are you talking about?
I'm sorry, sir. But you have been removed from office. Teresa
Hurst's is now the acting president.
Know why they would they do that call Ivanka. Gordon. They want
revenge? Because they're afraid to stand up to Russia. I'll
fight this
not well. Conrad. You need help, sweetheart. Oh,
you're too smart. You know, me too. Well, you know, this is all
just politics back.
I love you. We all do
to cool. It's got him cool. Can't you see? It's the damn
appeasers. The peaceniks? Holy
crap. John, this is great. So now, do they insinuate in the
episode that he is mentally unstable is it's because his
wife is saying it.
First of all, how is he allowed to say god damn on network
television? Well,
you can say shithole.
I said I've only heard shithole. I've not heard shit. You can't
give me an example. Is anyone saying shithole on the on the
network news is only on cable?
Possibly. Yeah.
Yes. So that was like what? They had to get that. So this is a
show that that is not one of the approved words that you can.
And I'll say that we actually refrain from saying that on this
show, at least I certainly have. Because I have
never said it on the show seven in this context, because we can
I want to know why that was allowed because it had to be
allowed on purpose because by the sensors of the network to
finish producers
have emailed me and said, I that really offends me. And this not
just in the social justice sense of the word disengagement ever
since the first day we did the show, and I've been cognizant of
it. Okay. But I'll still make fun of it. Just like all you
know, all follow
us. Yeah, but this the point I'm trying to make here, I got this
was purposely allowed it knowing that the FCC might make a fuss
about it, which may be a plan because of the FCC makes a fuss
about it, which right should do ratings. Exactly. brings it back
to good, bring it back. And then you can have it bleeped out,
beep and get people to watch it. Now, the other thing that's
interesting, and I think the Lear foundation would have
something to do with this. Of course, they may have had
nothing to do with this, but we're assuming they did. Is they
make this guy, this President, a raving lunatic about hating
Russia. He's a Russian hater. Hey, you know, boys if we make
it, so he hates Russia, no one will suspect that we're doing
that kind of a satire on Trump, or our commentary on Trump
because Trump doesn't hate Russia. He loves Russia. I mean,
that's the kind of logic that I'm assuming. Because why would
you have Russia in the picture at all? China would be more
logical.
In fact, China is the main enemy throughout the series, as I
recall. Like I don't know what the chart Yeah, in the previous
seasons. Yeah,
I doesn't. I don't doubt it. Because typically before Trump
came along the left, who produced a lot Are these shows
big Russia lovers? They never like to really condemn Russia
because of the old days. You know, when the Soviets were in
business and they were they were when they were in collusion. The
American Communist Party and specifically so this thing is
really, really bad. And I want it as a propaganda piece. Well,
this this I want to
know why they would they do that? Because they're Gordon,
they want revenge, because they're afraid to stand up to
Russia. I'll fight this.
Not well, Conrad. You need help, sweetheart. Oh,
you're too smart. You don't need to well, you know, this is all
just politics back. I love you. We all do to cool. It's a
goddamn cool. Can't you see? It's the damn appeasers the
peaceniks afraid of standing up to Russia. They want to drive me
how to avoid a fight. But we can't back down we got to be
tough. We can't let them get away with it. Oh, vs will be
storming our shores, it takes you see that. fight this fight
in Congress. You think I don't know how this works.
Sir. letter has been drafted to send to the Senate Pro Tem, the
Speaker of the House, once they receive it, the American people
will know that the cabinet has lost faith in your ability to
govern. That'd be great pressure on Congress to make it official
by two thirds vote, which I'm confident they will.
Because you've given the enemies in our party, the ammo, they
need to finally get rid of me. You handed it to them on a damn
platter.
There's another option Conrad invoke section three, which is
temporary, and we won't send the letter to Congress. All you have
to do is submit to a full examination and treatment if
appropriate. And once it's determined that you're better,
you can be reinstated.
Agree, don't send a letter. Otherwise, Congress votes on
section four.
Okay, section three, whenever the president transmits to the
President pro tempore tempore he tempura tempura tempura of the
Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives. He has
written declaration that he is unable to discharge the powers
and duties of his office and until he transmits to them a
written declaration to the contrary. such powers and duties
shall be discharged by the Vice President as acting president.
Okay.
My says this, this would happen when Reagan got shot. That's
right. I'm reading I'm seeing the senior right here where he
had to say
yes when when Haig, Alexander Haig comes up says I'm in
charge. To go back for that one.
Reading from NPR. The Federal Communications Commission
guidelines make it crystal clear the guidelines define profanity
as quote, language so grossly offensive to members of the
public who actually hear it as to amount to a nuisance.
According to NPR using Goddamnit, for example, is not
legally profane, according to the FCC. But taking the Lord's
name in vain, although not all see it that way is more
problematic for all mainstream media. Goddamn is more
complicated, especially because of the juxtaposition here to the
other bleeped words. Usually we don't bleep Goddamn, there's no
legal reason to do so although we realize there are some in the
audience who find this exceedingly offensive. So what
they typically do is send out a warning to stations, alerting
them to the potentially offensive language, so stations
can bleep that locally for their local prevailing community
standards. So it's not illegal According to NPR, I haven't done
any more research on that.
That's all the research you need. And according to my
understanding the KPI x which I believe ran that show doesn't
care. They didn't believe because they're in California
for anyway, so this thing runs,
say, for God's sake, because that would have been funny.
I could have said I was not saying anything. So I'm thinking
this was done to Tom timing was done along with the medical
examiner. Sure. I'm just too much of a coincidence otherwise.
And
I watched the whole thing. And I I know you got some clips will
be probably overlap. I have some other things but in general,
this doctor is rear admiral who would he'd been the doctor for
Bush, Jr. and for Obama and now for Trump. He came across as
very credible and and likable, likable. Yeah, and the whole I
mean, of course, I was just sitting there waiting for the
questions because that was going to be them and it would turned
out to be really fun. But he sounded like a like a
professional and you know, he got all his fruit salad on. I'm
thinking he probably wouldn't lie. You know. And what I looked
for but couldn't find easily was the briefing that was done about
President Obama who was a smoker, you know, and by the
way, we know Obama certainly smoked weed. He like to drink
Hillary Clinton always talking about Chardon, a collapsing
of the screws. She's a jury she a heavy drinker, I think
not to screw him. But the scrutiny was was just delicious
to watch. It was it was truly they could not believe what they
were hearing. This is not possible. We need to discredit
everything. It can't be this cannot be right, this doctors
got to be lying. We can see it with our own eyes. And people
are just losing their crap over it.
Well, my favorite thing was and a clip I have that's, I have a
couple of clips. And it was interesting how rude and it was
like Mary Bruce, I can almost hear them. I can you know how we
both pick up the voices of the various congressmen because
we've been watching C span too long. I can pretty much pick up
the voices of the correspondents. Yeah. And there
were rude correspondents asking, you know, one of them. One of
the guys I think was a guy came up and asked about the 25th
amendment. Coincidentally or not,
you get a clip? Yeah, it
was really boring because the guy kept hemming and hawing
about because he knew he wasn't gonna get anywhere because his
doctor, I'll just tell you what the guy asked. He says, Well,
regarding the 25th Amendment, something was really happened.
It was wrong with the President, what would you have to do with
it? What would you what you have anything to do with the getting
the thing? You know, getting the 25th amendment? in play? Yeah.
And the doctor says Not Not really. I mean, if somebody came
up to me and says, you could you'd examine him because he's
fell on his head or something. Else, so I never really went
anywhere. And I was staying, I believe I was gonna try to clip
it, but was long winded. It was just it wasn't a good clip. The
other ones were the more the more aggressive ones were
earlier, when they just asked him about the cognitive test,
because the guy the doctor did what they never do with Obama
was a cognitive test to see if the guy was thinking clearly.
And which they asked
just because I saw a couple examples of the Montreal
cognitive test. And they look like pretty much the same
questions for the Miss America Pageant. You know, what color is
the White House is What animal is this?
Who was born and grants to most that they usually what is on the
ground.
But what's interesting is that I didn't see any M five M
journalist go after the test. I think they really want to, they
really wanted to say, Well, look, he passed the word colors,
the White House test, but for some are afraid to do it.
Because I guess it is a true snow. There'll
be blowback if they do that, right. But
you can you could feel it. They're like, wow, look, here it
is. And they show up with a rhinoceros. Elephant and the
giraffe
apparently has a lot of cognitive tests, and the one
that he gave was the most stringent. Yeah. You know, my
favorite thing about this, by the way afterwards was a tweet I
saw was some Trump hater. That said, Fine. Trump's not insane.
He's just a moron. Okay, that'll do it. Yeah, that kind of
summarized everything. I'm gonna do but but so here's what here's
the backstory. I don't know if you want to play the whole
thing. It's kind of long. But because I think the guy's the
doctors a little boring to be honest about it. But there's the
President's Doctor question and answer about the cognitive test.
I
liked that you brought the longer clip because no other no
other show does it? Because it's sometimes boring, but it's
important. Yes, thank
you two questions for you. Number one, there have been some
questions as part of your exam. I'm wondering, we talked to the
President about this. But the President's mental fitness he is
pushed back on that college, staple genius. Can you assess
the President's mental fitness for Office?
Absolutely. So you many of you may have picked up on the fact
that we did do a cognitive assessment as part of the exam.
And initially, you know, I had no intention of including the
cognitive assessment in this exam, because to be honest with
you, per all the guidelines that are out there, it just it's not
indicated at this time. A lot of the guidelines would suggest
that you do that you do cognitive screening questions,
and that if you have a positive or concerning answer in the
screening questions, that then you engage with a cognitive
screening tool, so I had no intentions whatsoever doing
that, like I said, because I didn't feel it was clinically
indicated. And part of the reason I didn't think it was
clinically indicated is because I've spent almost every day in
the present and the President's presence since January 22,000.
Or, you know, last year, when he when he got into office, and
I've seen him every day I've seen one, two, sometimes three
times a day because of the location of my office. We have
conversations about many things, most of not, most don't revolve
around medical issues at all, but I've gotten to know him
pretty well small and I had absolutely no concerns about his
cognitive bill. or his, you know, his his neurological
function. So I was not going to do a cognitive exam, I had no
intention of doing one. The reason that we did the cognitive
assessment is plain and simple because the President asked me
to do it, he came to me and he said, Is there something we can
do a test or some type of screen that we can do to assess my
cognitive ability? And so I looked into it. And once again,
and my initial question was that I didn't think it was indicated,
and I didn't think we should do it. After looking at some of the
guidelines, there are a few guidelines out there that lean
in the direction of potentially doing it, you know, the Medicare
guidelines and some of the NIH National Institute of Aging,
they've indicated that it might be a good thing to start doing
for most patients in the future. With that in mind, I went
through and I looked at a variety of the cognitive
assessments that were available. Most of them were very simple,
very short. And I think that's part of that's the goal,
actually, for primary care providers in doing this is to
keep it simple. Keep it short. We picked one of the ones that
was a little bit more involved. It was longer it was it was the
more difficult one of all of them. It took significantly
longer to complete, but the President did exceedingly well
on it. So that was not driven at all by any clinical signs. I
have. It was driven by the President's wishes, and he did
well on a
row.
Oh, that wasn't expected.
No, and I liked the aggressiveness of the who I
think was Mary Bruce, the aggressiveness of the if it
wasn't hers, I can think of two others. I would ask that the
aggressiveness of the question then they would that continued
with these guys are trying to do I mean, it's just so lopsided.
It's like the Apple windfall comment when there's no windfall
involved.
It was they were freaking out. I mean, did you? Did you watch the
whole thing? Yes, I watched the whole thing. They were freaking
out. They couldn't believe that like that. Nevada did. We did
learn a couple things, though. We were wrong. I was wrong.
Oh, I have that clip, too. But yeah, I'll play your clip.
There was an incident recently where the President appeared to
slur his words, while giving an address. Did you look into what
the cause of that might have been at all?
I did. Yeah. We talked about that. And actually, one of my
end consultants was involved in that we evaluated him we
checked, we checked everything out. And every everything was
normal we've and with,
so they want to understand that. He just said they checked it
out, then.
Well, this is the thing in that first clip that kind of got my
attention, which is you wonder why these guys live so long.
He's the doctor is that got an office in the right? He's Trump
daily. And he sees him three or four times a day. Yeah. Yeah.
And by the way, that would if you saw somebody three or four
times a day and just shot the crap with him you like, you
know, you would do if you say, hey, well, you Oh, did you go to
oh, they had it with their joy said, Madam Secretary last
Sunday. No. Anyway,
you're gonna Yeah, but it's interesting, as you say, there's
interesting that they hadn't checked that day after that
incident to see what was going on.
Apparently, she's hanging out with him all the time.
One of my ENT consultants was involved in that we evaluated
him, we checked, we checked everything out. And every
everything was normal. We even went so far as to do an
ultrasound of his parotid glands and a few other things. And
there was absolutely no, you know, clinical findings that
would suggest I think the reason for that was quite honestly,
maybe an up here right now, I think I need a drink of water.
But uh, I think that I had given the president some medication,
specifically some Sudafed over the days previous and I think
that I had inadvertently kind of dried up his secretions a little
bit more than that I intended to and I think that lead to or that
precipitated,
suggested that could be related to dentures. Does the President
wear dentures?
The President has no partial ordinary dentures of any kind.
Now, it
was even simpler than my explanation. I thought it was
dentures. Yeah, but it was just too much Sudafed yeah that can
that can dry you up? It was still pretty slowly I've never
seen
you know i Yeah, I'm not Yeah, I'm not 100% Convinced that
explanation works, but it's just very it's possible and he would
didn't get do his two hand grasp of the jug. I think he's never
going to drink water in public again, after the recent
experiences because he doesn't seem to drink like a normal
person. Now he grabs the thing by two hands, and then brings up
to his face like he's an alcoholic. Yeah,
yeah, not a good look.
No, it's not a good look.
There was something else that I caught unless you have something
else
I do have one more which was this another shirt is a shorty.
This was because they can't you know these guys is this media
just can't let go of anything. And so they asked the doctor if
they find one of his old assertions when a Trump boasts
one of his many boasts and they decided to find out and find out
what was true We're not the guy just really does a great job of
pushing to the side. This is the healthiest ever.
President's personal doctor memorably said during the
campaign that he would be the healthiest individual ever
elected to the presidency. Do you agree with that assessment?
I'm not going to comment on that my job is to is to basically
give you my assessment of President Trump today, and I'm
not gonna make any any comparisons with presidents over
the last 200 years.
He should have. Yeah.
Here is another question that we had, or something we've
discussed in the past that we got an answer to always happy
with.
Some of the President's friends have told reporters in the past,
they think he's a germaphobe that he washed his hands
obsessively and is concerned about that. Do you see any
indication of that type of behavior with being around the
President's?
No, I mean, he washes his hands frequently. He uses you know,
Purell. And don't you
wish you were Purell? Oh, yeah. That's like the Xerox of
copiers. You know, just it's not not hand sanitizer, no pure Oh,
nice.
He uses, you know, Purell. And as many hands as he shakes in a
day, he'd be a fool not to. So I think, you know, the more he can
wash his hands and use Purell, I'm encouraging that. So I'm
never going to say that anything that he shouldn't be doing. So I
would like for him to continue to be a bit of a germaphobe and
make my job a little bit easier along the way.
And take that. And then this is one of our producers caught
this. So there was a question like this, someone wants to know
if he had other drug issues and the way I think the journalist
that she had came out the wrong way. And she said, you know, is
he addicted any other drug addictions? And the doctors
laugh and but then there was a follow up that I didn't ever
heard on the on the M five M trance transmissions.
So thank you. And he doesn't smoke and other than the diamond
issue, drug addiction,
drug addiction. Any other drugs? Yeah, no, no, he has. He has no
drug addiction.
Now, you may not have been able to hear that, but then she
follows it up after he he basically puts her in her place
saying no, he has no drug addiction. She says How about
sexual addiction? And everybody laughs
Good one.
immediates.
Now, Sanjay Gupta was there asking questions? You know, I've
never seen him in the in the White House press briefing
before but he was there. And they did a little breakdown.
Yes. CNN.
And well, let's see it. Whatever. CNN I watched this. I
watched the question and answer was Gupta. Yeah. And it seemed
pretty straightforward. And it didn't seem like a like a gotcha
anything. Okay, CNN kind of twisted it I kind of
Sanjay correct me if I'm wrong, but you did see some troubling
signs when you look at the data. So let me put up for everybody.
There's this thing called the calcium score. If you have high
cholesterol, your doctor sometimes encourages you to get
a calcium score to see if the plaque is already building up in
your arteries. So in 2009, the President's calcium score before
he was President was 34. In
a second, I want to preface this clip with what the Navy doctor
said. And they talked about the calcium score. And he talked
about it with Gupta at the time. And his preface to the whole IV,
what he said, the President has incredibly good cardiovascular
health. And the calcium score is indicators are fantastic. I
mean, they are just calcium, but that's expected at the man his
age. But the numbers are such that is nothing to be concerned
about at all right? And start with,
right, so so we're going to pull that out of context. I'm glad
you saw Gupta thing, it was pretty calm, and there was
nothing shocking or very vanilla. But this is how it's
being presented and turned around, as you say,
if the plaque is already building up in your arteries, so
in 2009, the President's calcium score before he was President
was 34. In 2013, before he was President, it was 98. Today,
it's 133. And as you see from the little cheat sheet, fine
print below, a score of over 100 means a high risk of heart
attack, or heart disease within three to five years. What do you
make of these findings?
This coronary calcium score is a score that a lot of
cardiologists use to try and be predictive and be proactive. And
if the number gets up, over 100, that is concerning to a lot of
doctors. It's concerning because you can start to say, Well, if
you do nothing different if you if things don't change, you can
start to predict the likelihood of having some sort of heart
event cardiac event, a heart attack or something like that,
within a certain number of years. And you see the
trajectory of President Trump's numbers, no doubt and I think
Dr. Jackson alluded to this based on the Because of his diet
and because of his lack of exercise, that would be part of
the reason those numbers have likely gone up. And they have
continued to go up despite the fact that he's been on
medications. So the President has heart disease, those numbers
qualify him for having heart disease, and it clearly needs a
plan to try and prevent some sort of heart problem down the
road a
little different than
the way the doctor says specifically he had no heart
disease. Yeah, so
this Sanjay is lying then.
Well, he was he's got a job to do. And
the thing that everyone's focusing on is this height and
weight. So apparently on some other medical record, he's six
to this. The admiral Rear Admiral says you 632 139 pounds
everybody's laughing. They won't quite call the doctor out as a
liar. They really want to Well, yeah,
they do. Twitter they do. I want to my twitter pals, Carly down
in Louisiana is going off the deep end on this because I think
she's married to or live with some guys of football players in
Monster Well, good,
because I'm gonna give you a couple of monsters to compare
with Trump.
But a lot of these monsters you people compare like muscle bound
guys. Yeah, but I mean fat and muscle do not weigh the same as
it per square inch.
Tim Tebow six foot two 236 pounds. Kam Chancellor, I happen
to know this guy, because I've Yeah, I've seen a game 632 132
pounds. Jay Cutler 6321 and 31 pounds, and they had any Sports
Illustrated did both Scarborough that guy's a monster, six to 235
pounds. Trump may be overweight, he may be a fat ass. But to say
that 239 pounds is impossible just doesn't seem the same to
me.
But I don't get what people are saying Are they saying he's not
that busy
that they're saying that he has to be much heavier than 239
pounds?
Oh, well, you know, we have our economic hitman who I haven't
heard from for a while hint that I had lunch with recently and he
says he met Trump and he says he's 300 pounds if he's
announced.
Why would the doctor lie? Like it's possible?
Well, he Trump may have been heavier in the past. I have this
suspicion that he's actually lost a lot of weight. Since he
became president.
He's I think he's still wearing the vest, which makes you look
pretty bulky on top is ASOs. Definitely a wide load. And no
doubt. That thing is Caboose. But it's possible. But do you
mean how much do you think I weigh? I'm six five. How much do
you think I weigh? Pay for an ounce?
You're pretty skinny. At six, five, I'd say you weighed 180.
Yeah. 187. Okay, I should be 192. I think I'm a little
underweight.
Yeah, but still. So does that mean that the the the doctor
lied? And if so why? He was very clear that he wanted to lose
weight. But why would he lie about it? And then then if he
likes you
want to lose 15 pounds. So he wants them down to if he weighs
300 pounds, you'd want them to lose a lot more than that. It
would be he is a feast to 240. I mean, he doesn't he's not
William Howard Taft net, which is what everyone likes to
believe, was 300 plus pounds as president. And
now they're calling for public weigh in because they don't
trust it. Yeah, you have to stand on the scale. We want
three ends. Yeah, we don't believe it stand on the scale.
This is the type of anger This is joy Reid talking to Stephanie
Hamel. I don't know who she is. She's a think she's a consultant
to the White House.
How did you feel when you heard those comments?
So we didn't actually hear him say those words. Is it?
That's a different topic. I'm sorry. It was just the anger
will play that later. So I don't know that that's quite a
discrepancy. I too thought, you know, because we've talked about
him being very heavy.
But okay, then well,
a lot of this is you know, we get a lot of our preconceived
notions don't forget on television, which is where we're
seeing mostly you're always gonna look everybody looks
heavier. Yeah. I mean, some people that are skinny as a rail
and you can name a number of actors as you probably
personally know. That look, if a 20 mile an hour breeze comes by
and knock them over. They look fine on television. Do you
remember
and remember a Nancy Wilson from heart? Yeah, vaguely. Yeah, I
do. So there was a point at MTV in the lady Ladies. And so Anna
net and Nancy Wilson and Nancy was what she was just big, she
was just huge woman. And I think she was so upset about it that
when we receive Africa, which video was troll room may now
their new video came in, we looked at it. And I remember
this is late 80s They had squeezed the video. So there was
actual black bars on each side of the screen. And they tried to
make it art like, you know, like, like a letter box. Only
the letter box was on the wrong side. And to squeeze it to make
her look thinner. And it was it was it was so it was sad. He was
we send it back. Is this a mistake in the Edit now? No,
that's what Ann and Nancy actually want. Oh, okay. could
have fooled us. Well, sorry, Ann was the big one, Nancy is the
not big one.
They're both the same size when they started out. The point is,
is that TVs makes it look heavier. And you also have
ingrained burned into our psyche. A number of Photoshop
jobs that were done on Trump, including the one with the big
Jiang gut, where he's swinging the golf club with this huge
gut. And the one with the double chins we see where he's like
looking down on something. Somebody's putting a whole bunch
of chins. So it looks like he's been
I had the same bias. I was convinced that that I like, that
doesn't sound like enough. And that could be just totally from
bias.
I think there's a lot of bias there. Yeah. And we've been
conditioned I mean, the whole thing don't forget even we and
I'm telling this to the producers, that the two of us
even though we're pretty good at catching each other Speedlings
some bullcrap. Which is the why that you have to have two guys
to do the show by the way.
Yes, you just like the Emergency Alert System. You need two
people. Two guys. Man the system yes is going
to finish that story no matter what. So. So we are sort of
subjected both of us to the same kind of subtle propaganda stick
stuff that goes into the mainstream into the meat into
the public at large, which includes the big gut, the
photoshop job when I saw that I said, Wow, this guy this is a
really unflattering photo not thinking now Yes, Photoshop was
a double triple check the triple chins one got me so much that I
had to go find the original picture, which I did find and I
because I want to see how this guy was doing it was dynamite.
Did the gut was really good too, by the way very well done.
Photoshop
you are and you're a Photoshop fan you'd like I'm a fan
of the family photo shops. Yes. But I can't meet some of these
things some people do is just remarkably dynamite. Well, as
you do the jingles
Well, I was just about to say you know, there's there's a
jingle for it. It's as we always say. It's true. It's true. If it
rings true, it is true.
The ring is true. It is true. And like a lot
with that I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John. C stands for cardiac consultant
in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry in the morning to all
ships at sea and boots on the ground feet in the air and subs
in the water and all the Dames and nights out there.
Yes in the morning to let me see who we're going to thank I just
want to thank Brett Sipowicz Double T Brett sandwich. First
time he ever had the courage to upload a piece of art he said
and it was the slot machine the 999 slot machine a great piece.
It was funny it very few people that were hit hit the homerun on
the first try right? I mean, some people have so I'm going
I'm in Vegas with when I was at InfoWorld and we're in Vegas for
one of our trips at Comdex and one of the writers Paul
Freiburger you know, we're walking around and there's I
said, Do you ever play any of these play slots or video poker?
He says no, never I've never played slots or video poker
ever. And so you should play at least once so you can say you
play you don't have any worldly the experience if you haven't at
least lost some money. And so it was myself and another guy
talked him into dropping a quarter into a slot machine and
he hit the jackpot.
How much came out? It was like
30 bucks or 50 bucks something like that nice. And as far as I
know he never played again.
Perfect, perfect. Well,
we want to thank Brett and all of our artists throughout the
years who have been helping us I don't know but then we didn't
start the first episode with artwork. I don't remember when
we actually started
No, no it was the guys it was Paul T Yes, Paul T and who
remind Meet and eat and nasty emails you don't remember my
name he because he was the guy who moved off to Asian and never
heard from him since I guess he still listens once in a while.
And and the other guy who was the other guests on our tour, no
no couture came later tour is the one who put up the website.
He wasn't one of the early artists and you remember there
was a different website?
Oh man, I know you've confused me I'd this I really don't I
Yeah, couture came along Nasri elephant giraffe. But Paul T.
And one other guy were the two guys who started doing the art.
And they they're the ones who kept putting us in the picture.
And then they had there was another website then then Paul
couture came along with a really good website. And then everybody
slowly gravitated to that. I don't know what happened to the
art on the first website. But if you look at the couture site,
you'll see where it's where, where his art begins and where
and then before that is where the other website was the art.
It's been a long road 1000 shows no wasn't show
no agenda art generator.com is where you can upload your art.
Thank you to all the artists who have helped us throughout the
years. We are convinced it makes a big difference. Having fresh
album art. It really rounds out the product and your expertise
and your yeah is appreciated. Thank you for your courage. It's
it's very nice. Also,
like you I got I got a
morning in the morning to the troll room. Now, they've been
around for a long time, too.
I know you have disdain for them, but I'm just saying in the
morning to this, Dave. Yes. You hate them.
I don't hate them. I'm not a hater. Yeah. Okay. All right.
Well, let's thank a few people for being executive and
Associate Executive producers. We have a long list of these
people. And we will it's gonna take a little longer than usual
but we will alert the affiliates
alert the affiliates we got we're going long.
So we start off with that, but I do like I do like Sir Andy Chan,
who came in who's come in before with $5,000
Wow. Oh,
and to make it even more more interesting. His note is happy
1000 Gents that's
the note. Yeah. Wow.
I think we should give me some gratuitous karma.
Oh, yes. I'm gonna give him give something here I had I'm gonna
give him some some fresh goat charm servers goat karma like
you've got karma on onward Thank you very much, sir. Andy. That
is fantastic. Does he get an upgrade with his
he's gonna have to ask for what he wants. I'm yeah, he's up
there and something via iCloud URL. I'm not sure. But he needs
to tell us what he wants. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Okay. We got sir is
this Zhan
serves on Jr. of the one job here of the
Yeah. The one cat army Yes, in Colorado Springs has $1,000.
This notice for my donation of $1,000 for show 1000 I was
bummed that I let the nine nine donation slipped by me. However,
I think this donation makes 1003 will show 1000 depending makes
it a palindrome. And 1001, which is what he came in at 1001. He's
asking you for the money. Wait for it is the binary
representation of 33 which we put it out in a newsletter? Yes.
He's the only one it took advantage of it everybody else
because there was too as a company it was a conflict
between $1,000.01 Which equals 33 in binary and 1000, which
equals eight the Chinese LUCKY NUMBER Hmm. So that people chose
the Chinese lucky number over the screwy 33 generally. Thanks
for your continued hard work as shed to shed light on the
televised propaganda that is masquerading as reporting. I no
longer watch the news and figure it if something happens. I'll
hear about it. First on Twitter and then I'll get a break down
on the no agenda show. I hope you good. You'll see show 1000
as a mile marker, and not a finish line. There is no other
Show podcast. You know it couldn't be a finish line. But
we're gonna make it a marker. I liked the 1000 thing. I mean, I
only did they did about 1000 silicon spin shows, but I was
fired. Okay, sorry. Sorry. I don't know I could be still
doing it now. You never know. Sorry to hear that. I was fired
unceremoniously when I went on vacation.
Oh, that's the worst you come back. It's on your voicemail.
Yeah, don't come in.
wasn't on the boy. Here's the yard give the story. You hate
them stretch the segment but no, it wasn't on the voicemail.
Although when I got back into I was fired. I asked him why did
somebody didn't tell me? And the guy says to me, this guy who's
still floating around the business. Oh, I left a message
on your voicemail. Well, anyone who actually knew me knows that
I don't have a voicemail so he was lying. He was lying and so I
said, What are you talking about? I don't want to have a
voicemail well they left it on your other line he says I said I
don't have another line. And so then he hung up oh yeah yeah
choked he couldn't figure out what to do get your your the lie
sad.
Anyway I have just altered the spreadsheet Hold on one second.
I would like get some job and goat karma he says resist
rematch and rubber rebels her numbers station cheers to you to
show and all your supporters resist. We
must. We must. And we will much about that. Be committed
in the tank, my standby 3333 33 or otherwise are out
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs.
Let's vote
no, I don't know why that's so funny. To me. That does sound a
little like the number station. Oh,
it sounds very much like a number station.
We should play a little number station action one of these
days. So people know what we're talking about. We probably have
one. That's okay. We don't need to do it now. But I just if
anyone gets it, yeah, number station. Anyway, what it is is
some ham station that somebody's just reading numbers. And
everyone thinks is like the Russians are so here's
the parrot, which is the north they think it's the North Korean
one. There's also ones that speak English and have numbers.
And they're on shortwave.
Yeah, yeah. And it's a code.
Well, that's what the that's what everyone thinks. I got laid
out. I'm sorry. I'm late Lincoln Hammond in Austin, Texas.
$1,000. Lincoln. His comment you made it great job. fuckos. If I
may be knighted, sir. l Hawkins hazhar.
Yes. I look forward to bestowing you with that title. Lincoln.
You know this guy? No, I don't.
You can have a ring. Your voice has a ring of familiarity.
Now. He lives in Austin. So I presume they
should know him. Yeah, he's in Austin. You're in Austin.
That's right. I should know.
Benjamin, notice, notice notice notice over here
in San Francisco term supporter of the show
1000 $1,000. I got laid off in November as a dude named Ben he
got laid off and he gave us $1,000 To support this support
our efforts. In an ad media company fellow nights your boy
gave me job. Nights things give me
jobs karma. Within two weeks, I had an offer. And I'm moving
back to San Francisco. And she'll have to change my region
from Dumbo. As this brings me up to Baron. Right. And then when
she asked him for here, yeah,
I'm just making an adjustment
1000 shows and we still haven't figured out the spreadsheet
technology.
I got I just I did. It was an error I made bear and can't get
a climate gate into chemtrails. Nope via denier. And Adam, did
you catch this on December 24 in the Chronicle, why would he
catch anything in the Chronicle? Best good and he talks about
some article I have not seen it so I have to check this later.
Request moving karma so my stuff doesn't get broken or held
ransom in transit.
Ooh, well, congratulations and we love it when jobs karma
works. Yeah, really. To the gate to the gate to the
sciences
you've got over excessive on the goat there.
Yeah, I see that. Terry Clark $1,000 with extremely long note
in the morning from the Arkansas Delta I right and donate to you
today to offer and congratulations on reaching 1000
I began listening to the show in Episode 898. I get a kick out of
people actually remember their first show after being here
Hitting the mouth by a dear friend and unchosen brother Sir
John, the brewer out of St. Louis Bay, St. Louis,
Mississippi, we have received beer from him I believe
illegally. John had been hitting me in the mouth for about two
years, but it took the last election cycle for me to begin
questioning the feedback of the M 5am. This donation will bring
me up to knighthood, but not an instant night contribution due
to the fact that I started $5 subscription to the show after
listening for about a month, I decided to wait until episode
1000 He goes on. And that note, douche bag call outs for
everyone who is listening and not contributing to the best cop
podcast in the universe. I like my talebi Sir Terry the night of
the crowds Lee Crowley Ridge, your commentary on insanity the
MK Ultra programming media especially over the last year
has brought me to closer to enlightenment and I've ever
achieved in my 35 years I feel I've grown to know you both very
well. And during my worst weeks your show gives me something to
look forward to. Which I think is a plus. In regards to
jingles. You can plant the and if you're overloaded in episode,
I would like to hear the full JCD gripe about airplane peanut
consumption. We don't have.
We don't have that as a mix.
And the sex mix Jing
Oh, that one I do have I think let me see this one. Let me just
check. Interesting. Male elephants really dominant? Yeah.
Has the elephant sex.
Okay, yeah. Will you play that? Yeah, we play that. Anything
else on here that we need to read? Yeah,
I think this is pure gold. The elephant sex. I was tearing up
from laughing so hard when I first heard of some of your best
work. Can I get a dose of Trump's Trump jobs karma and F
cancer karma for everybody who needs it? Yes, of course, Terry
Clark, and thank you very much for your support of the best
podcast in the universe.
Jobs, jobs.
jobs.com Karma. With this, Sir John jolly John jolly was an
interesting situation. He wants to he wanted to be credited. He
got knighted. Yeah. And the last show because a note came in
before his money came in. Uh huh. And he came, it's rented at
$4.96 in Yukon, Oklahoma. And I believe that I get a note from
him that I have to read his note from the last that we didn't
read because we didn't but didn't never read his note. And
this became just one of those things where if there's
something gets separated from something else, we really have
no mechanism for putting the two together.
We run this show out of Jon's drawer drawer.
There's a drawer drawer and so if things get moved here I might
have it printed out because I got into the process of having
to print stuff out. Okay, good. It's not that man. It's not that
you need tabs, little tabs with little stickies.
Yeah. And then the other problem is is that when somebody has a
situation they instead of attaching the note that they
want the right note after note after note and the original note
is lost somewhere in a mess. Yes. So I'm gonna go back and
for the second segment, I'll bring jollies note into play and
read it okay, I'm not gonna do it now. All right, sir Dan,
protector of the underwater or something or other criminal
investigators of three and 50 bucks in Woodford Virginia sir
Dan protector with an underwater criminal investigators please
check email for note okay sir Dan was of course here's another
issue I should mention
that I can see the issue already. Yes.
I will type in Dan. You and into the squirrel mail search engine
squirrel mail search functionality.
And so Eric de Shil is here I see knighthood knighthood maybe
this January Daniel Eber. Is that it? No. I don't know. When
we climb my email account if it'd be no that'd be $1,000 He
didn't give us no wait me so maybe at the end, sir Dan No, so
I don't know that I will. Okay, wait a minute. Let me type in
sir Dan. In the Email sir Dan. No, no message on subject search
ah
squirrel mail comes through again.
From sir Daniel. It says sir Daniel, of the high desert was
the same guy.
I don't think so. No, I don't think so.
This is nice preparation.
Well, I'm just saying I mean, this is not there. You can prep
we prep for the material. The show we don't prep for the
reading notes. Okay. We should note that
I just want to make sure that this is pretty boring. Yeah, I'm
sorry. Okay, onward to I Andrew did we get can't find your note
Andrew Daniel, San Diego, California 334 10 And he is in
San Diego. I made it just in time for sure. 1000 loves to
deconstruction and constantly goes on with by the way
compliments on these long shows is probably be put aside. I do
my best part to de douche myself and donate to the greatest
podcast in the universe. My per diem is on his way I get paid on
Friday so I'm happy to plunk down and get in on the best
place to get your news correctly without the bias hopefully as
soon as I started a regular monthly donation cycle jobs come
up probably destined me to land a job that allowed me to donate
regularly so I'm happy to finally have the financial
stability to get in on the donation cycle. If you're
promising triple credit I'm not promising triple credit we
promise triple executive producer ships Yeah. In the past
there
were a couple of people who were like oh, it's triple so I'm a
knight I'm like no no, no.
If you read the newsletter it was very carefully outlines and
we discussed it on the show that no no no, you get triple
producer credits if you donate $1,000 Right on previous shows
right for this show. But he does have the right to ask for
jingles. They introduced I got ants babies and cows Yes Don't
eat me Hillary yes to the head and go up okay
well just going to play a little bit of the ads because this long
the intro just the intro is because it's the best part is
the intro I got ants get ants my
god for 25 years they've been growing babies and cows
ants we had a you've got karma so atomic rot atoms Baron of the
something or other the Blue Ridge.
Although,
yes, he didn't know it's
barren or the Suncoast is barren of the Suncoast
it says right he says in his note barren of the Blue Ridge.
I have a feeling that something went wrong there.
Regrets from the tardiness of the final installment for show
1000 spent yesterday afternoon surrounded by a hoard 24 to be
executive excited human resources. Mostly in the seventh
and nine year old age group. I served as a helping hand at a
granddaughter's birthday party Energize.
Sure it was, yeah.
Seven to nine year olds the worst at a party and if there's
24 of them. Anyway, major congrats on your continuing show
ever improving effort to deconstruct media stories in the
long term narratives. Atomic insights in the atomic show have
benefited by applying your lessons to a single topic the
long arc narrative created and dis Semin ated by about nuclear
energy. The media publishes stories about the tech. But the
disinformation in those stories is often pure negative marketing
created by skilled propagandists serving competitive energy
sources. Nah.
Yeah, of course.
Of course it is. Well,
actually, it's worse than that. Because the new generation of
journos they they're not paid. They're not skillfully trained.
They are just taught this way taught by their elders. If this
is the fact this is the truth, this is how it is. Like
Christina who yesterday said Daddy, we've never had a Code
Red Storm in Europe before. And I look in the UK is packed with
snow you know, the stuff that children would never see again,
except in snow globes. I wish you had that clip. It's not it
wasn't a clip. It was an article. I wish there was a clip
of it.
Yeah, there's never going to snow again.
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You read the next one. Caleb Crossman,
three three 3.33 Salem Oregon congrats on 1k shows first time
donor Oh, and he's a D Do you spend deed dude, I was hitting
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and Adam huge congratulations a monumental achievement. Look for
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I've been a fan since show one and DSC before that, sure
Horatio of Wandsworth, UK now residing and enjoying the show
in Saudi Arabia. Was his Saudi keep on potting?
Will pot away my friend we're prying Brady. $314.97
and he's gonna be nice and wait,
I think you did you miss somebody here. Edward. She's
in Brewerton New York. $333. No note from him. ITM gentlemen,
it's only fitting that I listen to my first episode after the
Charlottesville riots while driving south to visit my
sister. After a couple of months later. Here I am driving down to
my sister's once more, and it's episode 1000. no better time to
take advantage of the triple credit promo and hit my total of
1000. Not true. So that's another person who misunderstood
the triple credit mean triple executive producers for people
with donated $1,000. Not during our 1497. So the knighting is
not accurate. You should it seems to be on the list for some
reason. Okay. I think Eric, I didn't get the message either.
Or he was misunderstanding this guy. Yes. So Ryan, sorry. But
that's not going to happen. But thank you very much.
Yeah, you get executive producer credit three times. And it's
highly appreciated, of course, but that was a misunderstanding.
No,
he doesn't get executive producer credit three times.
That deal was for $1,000 because it was the equivalent of three
executive producers. So we were going to give them three credits
if they donated $1,000. On any show before show 1000
Okay, now I stand corrected. It was unclear to me,
it was very unclear. And I'm going to stop doing these deals
because we only had a few people that took advantage of it
anyway. And because it seems to be so easily misunderstood. I
didn't think it was that hard to understand. All right, onward,
and he doesn't have any jingles which he had an opportunity
he does. He says for my jingles. I like to at least play Trump's
God brushy like shake?
We have that as a as a clip
and God bless the United States.
Yeah, I think we got that.
Why wouldn't we and what else
do you want? Some road karma. I'll do it again. And God bless
the United States. Thank you very much.
You've got a karma. No, I've taken Sudafed in my life. That's
never happened.
Yeah, I think if anybody wants to bitch about them lying to us.
I'm not buying that.
I'm not buying that. I still think that's a little little
much.
Something was crazy. There. Okay, we got Christopher
Spaulding. from Franklin Park us 306. This is wishful thinking.
What exactly does that mean? As I said, Leo knew Okay, so he's
just bitching about Leo. Not gonna read that.
But thank you for your contribution to the show.
Christopher.
Wait a minute, he might have something Oh, here we go. This
is real note. Congratulations on third 1000 episode, your
deconstruction is enlightened my perspective. And long, very long
note, peers that portray myself as a spotlight douchebag trying
to choose my way out of donating in the past, but if you are John
say not to do it. I will respect your wishes. What's he talking
about?
I don't know. But he responded to look at this letter later.
Circuits are
very long. Something somebody wants to do something special.
Onward to Associate Executive Producer starting with Louis
Pipkin in Tallahassee, Florida to do 589 Quite an
accomplishment. I've been listening since the Haiti
shithole earthquake, and I haven't fallen overboard yet.
What? Isn't that recent? Oh, no, no, never. No. An actual
earthquake? Yeah. Oh, that's a long time. Yeah, I can't put it
into words how much value your show has been to me over the
years. Thank you. No,
please give a Trump jobs. quater was a service bureau kicker to
all the producers out there. I'm sure that we can all use it. No
probably jobs, Trump
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De Fuca zotoh Baron of Kansas City in 2050 bucks.
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that was that was the big day. Wow, want a little yay.
There we go. Ryan and porta Johns in Washington. No jingles
no karma. Thank you. Bill Bill Houdek in Ellicott City,
Maryland $250. You may read please.
Congratulations to both you both on this momentous occasion I was
hitting the mouth several years ago with my first episode being
six to five. You both along with the help of your producers,
jingle makers and staff have consistently produced the high
quality insightful comedy show. Thank you that I look forward to
twice weekly thank you all. Like most producers, I really
appreciate the extra time you spend recalling and explaining
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never knew that that light blue meant barren.
Now the light blue is a night and the dark
know that. Oh, hold on the night color on my spreadsheet is
purple.
Oh, it may be purple on mine but I'm you know now that you say it
looks purple because I'm totally colorblind. Ah, but it's got
that but it's a different it's definitely a different color. I
can see that. But it looks more like light blue to me. So but
now you say purple. It's amazing. It turns purple.
Really? Yeah. I've had what color was the dress? Was it blue
and black or white? Oh,
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vases on the wall. And I put the top two upward white
coordinations and the bottom two I put yellow carnations,
ordinations or carnation carnation coordination is fun to
to put on the wall but a carnation and sitting on the
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say I know the bottom two are yellow. Then I see them as
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I think you just have well you do we talked about we haven't
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that had a colorblindness test and you did this when you told
me for the first time that a I can't see it. And I'm thinking,
What are you talking about? I'm colorblind and he talks about
it. Yeah. So we have a specific kind of colorblind. Yes. Is the
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to another 1000 RTM and that's it. Finally, that's a lot of
people that helped us do show 1000 by financing the show and
giving us a little boost in cheerleading, it's like
cheerleading.
Well, I like a lot of people reading through some of the
notes trying not to read too deep into them because I always
think that we've done that donation knows, you know, people
saying I really wanted to step up and donate because I feel
that that's the value of received of these 1000 episodes
whether they've never masterclass masterclass, yeah,
that was our, our anonymous CPA. And it's very heartwarming and
to see this to see these donations and the, the support
we're getting. John, it means people like, Well, we do
this, you almost said it, you almost hit that Obama, like who
would do people like this? Well,
people like what we do, do we do we do it the best? Now,
people like what we do, and it is very heartwarming. And I'll
tell you, there is no advertiser, you know, we got the
big account. There's no ratings, no ratings that compare
and gamble came in as baby bring the bell?
No, there's no there's no ratings. We're number one
overnight. Now there's none of that. That makes me feel as good
as the support that we get directly from the audience. It
is extremely fulfilling. So I appreciate it. And I want to
thank everybody for the
people clap. Yes. Say what? It's like a stage playing people
clap. You got the audience right in front of you. It's not as
though yes associated from everybody because you're just
working for an advertiser to get people to buy their product.
That's what I don't like
with the difference with the stage. You We're not doing the
same play every single night. We do a completely different show,
every single show a lot of work goes into it. And it's nice to
see it. Appreciate it. So thank you and like everyone else would
feel the same, because without the producers, we'd be nowhere.
And we decided a long time ago, you were not listening to your
producers?
Absolutely. Do you want to say you got me stunned?
Hey, I'll tell you what, show one double Oh, one coming up on
Sunday.
vorak.
That's a 101. All right. Now what you can do unto yourself
for a while? Yes.
Our formula is this. We go out for people in the mouth.
I don't know how many episodes we've been doing, if you still
managed to talk over it. That's great.
And why not? Yeah, of course,
this is nothing wrong with it. It's it's our it's our format at
this point. It's just our format.
Yeah, I want to mention to people out there, there'll be
somebody we left out or something, please send a
message. And we will correct these things over time. Now
we've been taught I'm sorry. I want to say send something to
meet John divorce.org. With the subject line. All caps error.
Yep.
That works. Don't send it to me. People always sending it, he'll
just
send it to me. And then I never read his email. He's the only
one whose email I looked at. I look at it in batch mode. I was
oh my god, I haven't read Eric Adams email for a while back.
Then I'll read them all start answering him. Of course, he
does the same thing with me. Oh.
Oh, yes. So the answer
answer, answer it all out of the blue. I got five messages. And
so we do that with each other apparently. And so it's futile
because I'm going to get it anyway. Just mail it to me and
then I'll, if I lose it, I'll just lose it. But what I can do
is a subject search on error.
That works
and then I can do go through them.
You know, there was a lot of concern on the no agenda
Facebook group. Yesterday, people had not seen me respond
or I don't post all that much. I'll sometimes I'll add a
comment or something. And they were very concerned about the
DHL bomb package that I'd received. And since they hadn't
heard from me, they were wondering if something had gone
wrong. And I open
thinking thinking that because if there was a bomb that blew up
your place, and killed you that this wouldn't be reported
somewhere.
Yeah. So okay, as you'll recall, this was a very heavy box. And
it was from Canada Navia delivered with DHL and it had in
it what sounded to me like ball bearings, which would be perfect
for a unit bomber type of explosive. Yeah, yeah, that
turns out it's not, but it is a very nice gift. This is from
clown show. I think I'm just supposed to say clown show. And
it is a it is. Guess what this is? It's a jar is from Canada.
Navia. It's very heavy. What do you think a
jar full of gum drops? This very heavy. gumballs. Okay. Oh, just
heavy. A jar full of tungsten balls?
Close. It is a jar full of 1000 pennies. Oh,
can we add pennies?
Well, yeah, cuz of course, you know, 1000 pennies will be $10.
I think this is 40 cents, because there can be no
real made of copper. They're actually worth two cents apiece.
Yeah, I
looked it up. And I think they are the ones made of copper. So
this is a $17 jar right here. Wow. It's quite a curiosity, a
curiosity to have Yes,
because they're all Canadian pennies. And so you can put him
into one of the machines. Good. You go to one of those machines
that turn the pennies and dimes and nickels into cash. Try and
by the way, a lot of banks haven't you can just ask the
banker doesn't cost anything. And you'll get your dump in this
huge jar of pennies because they're Canadian. And they'll
all get rejected and it'll sound like you hit a jackpot in a
casino.
1000 of them. I'm gonna keep it it's nice. It's a nice
conversation. paperweight? Yeah, one Yeah, paperweight it's a
body way you can put this ice you can't get up this thing is
heavy. I was very nice. I appreciate that was pretty
funny. So we've been talking in the eighth block as we're now in
the Vblock a lot about
get everyone you used to be TV producers
might as well hey, it's on your card. So you put it on your
LinkedIn, your executive producer the no agenda show you
need to know what's going on. Yeah. There's this video
floating around of Jordan Peterson this is the the
professor who has a big mouth. And I think yeah, he had to
resign
letter from him recently. You got a letter from? Yeah, he's
got some book coming out he wanted. That's
what he's promoting. Yes. You know, you should do an interview
with him. For one of our
to do number of interviews I'd love to do
well, you got an A note from it, or is it a PR thing?
I said it was from him. It seemed like it was from him. It
could be bullcrap. Now, I told him, Yes, send me the book, but
make sure he's audit. You autograph it.
So this is video floating around. Where he's being
interviewed by her name is Kathy Newman. I think she's from
Channel Four. And he, he fries her brain, which you'll hear in
this clip. Then he basically takes what she said, turns it
around and in her brain fries, she's silent for seconds, just
trying to figure out how he trapped her into this. But much
more much more interesting because most people just cut it
off. They're like, well, I want to know more about this clip.
And it's a half hour interview, which is totally worth it to
watch. Do you remember the controversy about Peterson and
the using the proper pronoun? How do you recall this story?
He Yes, I vaguely remember it. He said he or she to somebody
that was as GE kind of thing. Right? And they got all bent out
of shape about it because he hadn't asked permission to call
the person is he or she? And he if he asked he would have known
it was the G or the or that or whatever.
Yes. That's what I that's what I thought
I that's what I thought too. I thought certainly, I got a buzz.
Somebody buzzed me,
I buzzed you, because we're both wrong. That is not what went
down. And this skilled journal also had it wrong. So it starts
off with that, then he brain Fraser and then we kind of
finish it off. It's a little long, but I hope you'll find it
entertaining.
Let me move on to another debate that's been very controversial
for you. And this is you got in trouble for refusing to call
trans men and women by their preferred personal pronouns.
No, I want to ask not actually true. I got in trouble. Because
I said I would not follow the compelled speech dictates of the
federal and provincial government. I actually never got
in trouble for not calling anyone anything. That didn't.
Wouldn't.
Isn't that interesting? Ah, isn't that interesting? You
know, I remember this a day. I do remember that. And somehow it
might cause of my being brainwashed by the mainstream
everything they asked me to believe and is like an example
of us both getting hoodwinked hood, hoodwink. Can you start
this over from the beginning. So of course, she has a phrase that
I'm going to write after write down.
Let me move on to another debate that's been very controversial
for you. That,
yes, it's a trick that you run into when you're trying to set
change subjects with an interviewer or with an
interviewee, you say, let me move on, you know, in other
words, it could be heated or something that used as like a
bridge, and I've never used it. I was thinking, maybe it's
something to
try it on the kids maybe?
Yeah, I'll try it on the kids. And move
on to another debate that's been very controversial for you. And
this is you got in trouble for refusing to call trans men and
women by their preferred personal pronouns.
No, I want to ask not actually true. I got in trouble. Because
I said I would not follow the compelled speech dictates of the
federal and provincial government. I actually never got
in trouble for not calling anyone anything. That didn't,
wouldn't follow the change of law, which was done.
That was lost women. No, no. Wow. Well, that's always said it
was designed to do okay. You cited
freedom of speech in that why should your right to freedom of
speech, Trump, a trans person's right not to be offended?
Because in order to be able to think you have to risk being
offensive, I mean, look at the conversation we're having right
now. You know, like you're certainly willing to risk
offending me in the pursuit of truth. Why should you have the
right to do that? It's been rather uncomfortable.
Well, I'm I'm very glad I put my points
you get my point. That's like, you're you're doing what you
should do, which is digging a bit to see what the hell's going
on saying that is what you should do, but you're exercising
your freedom of speech to certainly risk offending me. And
that's fine. I think more power to as far as I'm concerned.
You haven't sat there and I'm just trying I'm just trying to
work that out. I
mean, gotcha. You have
got me you have got me in front of my head. Yeah, it took a
while. You have voluntary, you have voluntarily come into the
studio and agreed to be questioned. A trans person in
your class has come to your class and said they want to be
called
out It's never happened. And I would call them cheat. So you
would so you've kind of changed your tune. Oh, no, no, no, I
said that right from the beginning. What I said at the
beginning, was that I was not going to cede the linguistic
territory to radical leftists.
This is so good. Because firstly, he nails her on that,
hey, you're doing exactly the same thing you're accusing me
of. And now he's going to get it. And she still doesn't
understand. By the way, you'll hear that she does not
understand what he's saying about the idea that the federal
government or the state government or the regional
whatever government, he's talking about, that they would
mandate certain types of speech.
Yes, right. The enemy summarized to he'll call somebody a G if
they asked him to, because it's the polite thing to do. Yes, but
he's not going to do it because the law requires it. Exactly.
Exactly. Wow, that was so misunderstood and misreported,
regardless of whether or not it was put in law. That's what I
said, even then the people who came after me said, Oh, you must
be transphobic. And you'd mistreat a student in your
class. It's like, I never mistreated a student in my
class. I'm not transphobic. And that isn't what I said, well,
except
you've also called Trans campaigners authoritarian,
haven't you? I mean, isn't that quote only
in the broader context of my claims that radical leftist
ideologues are authoritarians, which they are saying
someone who is trying to work out their gender identity who
may well have struggled with that had quite a struggle?
You're comparing them with, you know, Chairman Mao, who know
just the deaths of millions of people? Well, just even if the
activists you know, they're trans people, too. They have a
right to say these things. Yeah, but
they don't have a whole community
to Chairman Mao. You know, Pinochet, Augusto Pinochet? I
mean, you know, this is grossly insensitive, and I
didn't compare them to punish it. Well, I did compare it to
authoritarianism right wing or though I was comparing them to
the left wing totalitarians,
even this is not understood,
or left now on the mouth. There's no comparison now, and a
Trans activist is there. Why not? Because trans activists
aren't killing millions of people.
The philosophy that's guiding their utterances is the same
philosophy.
The consequences are yet you're saying that trans activists know
would lead to the deaths of millions of
people. I'm saying that the philosophy that drives their
utterances is the same philosophy that already has
driven us to the deaths of millions of
okay, tell us how that philosophy is in any way
comparable?
Sure, that's no problem. The first thing is, is that the
philosophy presumes that group identity is paramount. That's
the fundamental philosophy that drove the Soviet Union and Mao's
China. And it's the fundamental philosophy of the left wing
activists, its identity politics, doesn't matter who you
are as an individual, it matters who you are, in terms of your
group identity,
he just saying murderous so to provoke con you I mean, you are
a provocateur. I never say lightly the alt right that you
hate to be compared to. You want to stir things that I'm only
a provocateur, insofar as when I say what I believe are true.
It's provocative. I don't provoke it's done.
I wish it was longer.
Well, you should watch the whole 30 minutes, but dude, read his
book and get an interview with him. Dude, there'll be
just up just to give you a I just want to play this clip out
of the blue this Jeff Flake clip. Can you play this? Yeah,
of
course I can.
A far different sentiment for the president coming on the
Senate floor. Outgoing Republican Senator Jeff Flake
blasting Mr. Trump for repeatedly attacking the media,
and using terms like fake news and enemy of the people. It is
a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own
president uses words infamously spoken by Joseph Stalin.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, if you're gonna do that, then I get
to play my Paul Begala clip. Who's that guy that Jumoke pug
Amala. He's always all
bogale used to working with the Clintons. He's a consultant,
kind of a guy and he's a huge idealogue for the Democrats. I
think it's terribly important because it is part of a larger
picture. When you compare our president my president, Joseph
Stalin, to Rodrigo Duterte, a the dictator in the Philippines
to hop out to Bashar Assad, the dictator in Syria.
That's extraordinary. I've never been Democrat. That's a fair
comparison, in the sense that they lie. Yes, he is a liar
known for other things, too.
But this was a speech. This was a speech about attacking the
press and this President attacks the press. I would extend that
because he doesn't only attack the press. He calls federal
judges so called judges and attacks them because they are
check on his power. He's called so the FBI is in tatters because
they're investigating since the CIA is like the Gestapo and he
attacks the press. He attacks any check on his power because
he would like to be like Good caretaker, Assad, Putin Stalin,
that's his
great a top me.
Isn't that great? Yes, he wants to be Bashar Al Assad, who had
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt over for lunch hanging out in in
Aleppo was great. Damascus actually.
Now I want to get back to the professor. But before we do
that, I do want to mention something about Jeff Flake wood
who they were talking about. Yes. Jeff Flake was on the
Christina and poor show talking about this Stalin comment. He
was on George Stephanopoulos his show talking about he's just
what you say he's been all over the place. He and the question
was asked by one of the right wing talk show guys I was
driving around listening to and it was, what is Jeff Flake on
anything for? He's never done any legislation. He's not even
going to run again for Senator. This is I think, is his first
term. He's not he's not remarkable for any reason going
out in a blaze of glory.
And so why are they booking him? There's a there's what, 100
senators in the Senate, that you could book for these shows, but
they keep booking flake over and over? Does he have a PR agent?
What is he getting him on these shows? Because? Because he
doesn't because he has, because he has nothing to lose. He's not
because he can say what the other jokes can't say. Because
there is that? Yeah. Because they they're going for
reelection, and they're being careful. And again, Blaze of
Glory martyr. And, you know, that's, that's when you're a
victim of you know, because of course, he had to resign because
he couldn't stand Trump anymore.
Right. As we said, Now, the fact was, he wasn't gonna get
reelected. He wasn't gonna run it.
Well, there's that. There is something else going on in
Canada. Navia. You remember, wait, let's
get back to the professor. Oh, never finished your summary. No,
you summarized I summarized. And you said you wish there was
more. And I said, You should interview him. Okay. Yeah. And
so for me, I liked the most I like is that there was this
perception of that he had done this horrible thing. And he's
transphobic, which will live with him in perpetuity, even the
rightest healing else
that we've, yeah, it's like the gas bombs from the Assad that
were obviously from the rebels has been proven over and over
again, but keeps being used. He gassed his own people,
the Revolutionary Guard throwing children out of incubators on
the floor.
Viagra is Libya. My favorite?
Yeah, not just Libya. I think that's everywhere. The the
they're doing that.
Send those soldiers in there with loaded up with Viagra.
Yeah, me was still the best. Yeah, but it's I'm surprised it
doesn't come up with a conversation more often.
Ah, just wait, it's in rotation.
By the way, which brings us though talking about the
rotation, which we've discussed on the show, you think they're
going to have to take the insanity thing out of the
rotation?
No, no, no, no, no, no,
I bet you they will.
It'll come back. It just it well, into what degree?
I think we're gonna justice so they can get mean. Well, they
didn't have to adjust it because they this has been proven to be
saying,
no, they're not buying it. But I add it now because they feel
that the rhinoceros elephant giraffe test is just the dumb
test. Now that they're not buying it. I think it'll stay in
rotation. The key the key thing is unhinged.
Any hands just good. Yeah. But I don't see you can do it with
him. We'll see.
Now, did you get the full list of his fake news awards?
I I don't have it in front of me. But I do have the website,
which I can go to quickly. I
got it here. I'll
tell you. Okay, the fake news awards. Okay, let's back up. And
this came up as a teaser in our last show, because supposedly on
Tuesday is going to release the fake news Awards, which he did.
Didn't get much play got a lot of print played and get much on
the TV. I didn't see I didn't see it much. I didn't or I have
a clip. I don't have a clip. No, I don't have the awards. I
thought the awards had maybe two items. I think of fake news. The
one about the feeding the fish was a good one where they
reacted video really
in, in context of because he had a top 11 For whatever reason,
it's must be some elitist Illuminati thing. He had the top
11 And I thought it was very well done. If you read that
mean, it doesn't matter because no one aired it and I want to
talk about it. But so number 11 Russia collusion, so he puts it
at the bottom of the list. Russian collusion is perhaps the
greatest hoax perpetrated on the American people. There is no
collusion. 10 New York Times falsely claimed on the front
page that the Trump administration that hidden the
Climate report, nine CNN falsely reported that former FBI
Director James Comey would dispute President Trump's claim
that he was told he is not unnerved. investigation. Eight.
Newsweek falsely reported that the Polish First Lady Agata
Kornhauser, did not shake President Trump's hand and they
have a picture of CNN seven CNN false report about Anthony
Scaramucci his meeting with a Russian but retracted it due to
a quote significant breakdown in process. Six. CNN falsely edited
a video to make it appear President Trump defiantly
overfed fish during a visit with the Japanese Prime Minister.
What a story look at trapeze over feeding the fish defiantly
defiantly the Japanese prime as always saying fuck you fish
Japanese Prime Minister actually led the way with the feeding.
Five Washington Post falsely reported the President's massive
sold out rally in Pensacola, Florida was empty dishonest
reporter showed a picture of empty arena hours before the
crowd started pouring in. For time falsely reported that
President Trump removed the bust of Martin Luther King Jr. from
the Oval Office. we'd forgotten about that. But that was right
in the beginning. Three CNN falsely reported that candidate
Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Jr. had
access to hack documents from WikiLeaks. To ABC News is Brian
Ross chokes and sends markets in a downward spiral with false
report about Michael Flynn testifying against President
Trump. And then number one, I thought this was the point. And
I was not lost on the elites in American society. Number one,
the New York Times Paul Krugman claimed on the end, he is a
Nobel Prize. He's not a Nobel Prize winning he.
Krugman is the Yes, I believe he has a
Nobel Prize, doesn't it? Yeah, I think so. to The New York Times,
Paul Krugman claimed on the day of President Trump's historic
landslide victory that the economy would never recover.
Yes. And that that is the whole point of the article. The whole
point of his of his fake news awards. He's to shove it up
Krugman but and that's the thing that matters the most on that
list.
You know, I think you're right. I never looked at it that way,
because I like to listen to revert in the right order.
Although I think that the countdown is the order that make
more sense.
I used to count backwards from 20 for a living so I have some
experience.
There's something funny about this. Hey,
everybody. Welcome to the top 20 video countdown. I'm Adam curry
here on the Big Elma. So
you're right, that's the way it should have been done. Oh,
everyone reports. I just named it one through 10. They didn't
do it in a dramatic manner, which is the way it should have
been done. Yeah. David Letterman style. And while Letterman was
probably right, that probably was the one the number one it
was it was. It wasn't fake news, though. I mean, I'd say there's
only one item on there that I'd say is definitely fake news,
which was the re editing of the video with the Japanese guy.
Yeah. feeding the fish that was re edited. That's fake news.
You're just making a phony story, right? The Krugman thing
was an opinion piece written as a column. I mean, it doesn't
mean it's a fake news purveyor. It just means he didn't know
what the hell he was talking about, I think
to the public, to say, Oh, by the way, your top guy in the
world, New York Times economist, wrong again. I think that think
that was the whole point. It
makes words. The point is we'll take I think that's what he's
not the only one who said that, oh, if Trump gets elected, we're
going to have a economic collapse. And Mark is going to
call it go down.
Didn't Soros hedge against it? Didn't he? Yeah, Soros.
Money isolation, I'm
sure so they say, right. You don't know. You don't know.
Now. Let me I mean, it's supposed to happen in Europe and
in England, too, with Brexit. What did happen was that the
pound collapse, but it doesn't change doesn't affect you. If
you're living in England and the pound is worth whatever it is
internationally doesn't matter to you and you're buying eggs,
right.
Okay. I had one other story from Canada Navia. You recall the
then this actually sparked to some humorous banter on the
show. Where there's lots of talk and schools now outfitting their
supply cabinets with emergency hit jobs. You remember, no girls
had John Reese. They don't remember. Yeah, girls had jobs
being ripped off their head. And so then, you know, Oh, right. I
do remember and they're gonna have an emergency hit job kit.
So when started this all was this girl in Canada Navia, who
made a big case about her hijab being pulled off her head. The
tale
of what happened to this 11 year old Muslim girl while on her way
to school was so disturbing. It made headlines both across the
country and on news websites around the globe, touting her
claim that a scissor wielding stranger had pulled back the
hook Whatever jacket and cutter he job today though police had
the story was indeed troubling because it was bogus evidence
he should know like boy, the word is Bogota not bogus Bogota.
Today though police had the story was indeed troubling
because it was bogus.
We analyze the evidence, we came to the only conclusion that made
sense which is that this didn't happen.
On Friday the grade six student did her family went before the
cameras at a press availability arranged by school board staff
at the time police consider the incident a potential hate crime.
So some in the community felt something didn't sound right
about the girl story for someone
to take the booty off first and then try to cut. So this all you
know the story didn't really appeal me that it really could
have happened for me,
the Prime Minister and others though believe the girl and were
quick to respond
or can't imagine how afraid she must have been.
It's not getting revealed why she lied with some critical
decision to allow her to speak at her school, which seemed to
lend credibility to her story.
I've been involved in a number of issues where the school board
acting with the best of intentions but being driven by
political correctness and virtue signaling have made some wrong
calls. This was definitely the wrong call.
Some Muslim groups are now concerned because hate messages
aimed at the girl have popped up online. And they fear the false
allegation could lead to further discrimination. Further use
as an opportunity to downplay all are the times that Muslims
come out and speak out against Islamophobia. But we should try
to really push back from allowing this to derail the very
serious matters that are happening in this country.
As for the girl because she's 11 Police are no longer involved.
And it's up to the school and her parents to decide if she'll
face any further consequences.
And we're still defending it. It's crazy.
It's unbelievable.
Now it's not unbelievable.
That's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. Yeah, I'll tell
you the Prime Minister of Canada is an idiot. As a sucker he goes
for anything he takes the bait the guys just like there's you
wear him on a hook. He's byton Best true. Everyone's already
Canada. Yeah. I have two more me how many donors are
congratulating us from Canada? On today's show?
Not a lot actually. was. And they're usually pretty good.
Yeah, I think they're, they're mad at us for No, they're not. I
think it's this new guy. This new prime minister, Justin.
Justin, a guy named Justin
looking at my apple podcast stats, they're still number two
on the list.
That can ale Okay, well,
the UK is third. I think it's like,
yeah, but this is only amongst Apple X users. Yes, correct. So
Apple X us or 10x. So Apple X users are usually well heeled
and also very kind of concerned about you know, their personal
prestige. So they have this x instead of a eight which is what
the smart money would have. Or a real smart money would have a
Samsung. And I don't know if I've said this on the show, but
I'm gonna say it now. The SAT the audio quality on the Samsung
phone is outrageous. It's fantastic. Not really. Oh, it's
unbelievable. Here's
our here's our list is pretty interesting. This is only
elites. Obviously because it's the those were they iPhone X
Yes. 70% United States 6%. Can the Navia 5%. UK 4% Netherlands
3%. Australia. You gotta step up the game people you gotta buy
your your iPhone. Interesting, isn't it? Yeah, that's too bad
that they only do that for the new phone because you really
don't?
Does it? The numbers are useless.
Yeah, they are. They are pretty useless. I'll agree. Pretty
useless. I got it. All right. I got three things that relate to
Trump and then I'll be done with that. The first is Andrew Stein.
He's a Democrat isn't a huge Democrat, like a massive
Democrat.
I mean,
he's kind of fat. I know Andrew Stein.
I don't know Andrew Stein offhand.
I think he's, let me see, he may be
consult the book of knowledge.
Which I want to point out, I've been you, I've been using that
SEER x.me that I told you,
I you know, I, I gotta get into the habit of using that more.
Now you should hold on. So now
you can set it as default in your browser. You can just go to
your browser say change. It's already in there. But here's the
cool is yes in there. Here's the cool thing. So yes, it is.
I'm going to look right now. Ah, but just keep talking. It's not
in my browser.
And what are you using? Firefox. Interesting. Andrew Stein is an
American Democratic politician who served on the New York City
Council and was in its last. That was his last president and
Manhattan Borough President. Stein's father, Jerry
Finkelstein was the multimillionaire publisher of
New York Law Journal among other publications. Andrew Stein
shortened his name when he entered politics. So anyway,
back to the C Rex. I turned off Google, Bing, and Yahoo. So as I
turned on, pretty much everything else is like 70
search engines that this meta search engine will access.
Yeah, but don't do this search engine just use Google. Well,
here's
I don't know. But here's the No, no, absolutely not. Just for
instance, you can access the Wikipedia search engine, they
have an API, you can access the Reddit search engine, they have
an API, so no. And there's many other very specific search
engines. That's what I liked so much about it. I'm gonna tell
you which ones they are. But here's sort of by turning off
Bing and Google, and Yahoo, my results have been phenomenal. I
mean, this if for some reason, it feels I just feel calmer when
even looking at the results page. I can't quite explain what
it is. But it's it gives you good results. It doesn't give
you any like you have to go five pages of the same damn news
story, you know, and it's just the lies. Let's just call them
whatever the M five M messaging is just repeated over and over.
Here's what I have selected. CCC TV which is kind of cool. So
you're getting news from China? There's what are all these? You
could even specifically search pirate bay subtitle seeker
torrents I have those turned off I turned those on if I were you.
I know I know. You'd like that kind of stuff. I don't there's I
don't know what ny a is or kick ass or ima dig beats D IGBT. I
just turned them all on. And I'm just telling you turning off
Google Bing and Yahoo is phenomenal. Bing bing bing bing
bing bing bing even though it kind of messes with our jingle
imaging. But yeah, so that so you can do here General
archive.is Wiki pedia currency DDG definitions wiki data. I
also turned off DuckDuckGo atom atom online which I think is
etymology library Genesis quant IX, quick Swiss cows. I've no
idea what they are.
You'll probably all specialize searches. Yeah, just target a
certain area.
Yes. And we can do the same. I hope someone will do it with our
no agenda show notes because there's an API just tie into it
and deliver these results back. It's, it's mind boggling. It's
the way to circumvent the entire shebang may just be me, but I'm
excited. Maybe you but you may be you. So anyway, Andrew Stein.
He's a politician. He's a Democrat. He's talking about
Trump. I know him since the racist
1973. War and it's it's ridiculous. If it wasn't so
serious, it would be laughable. This guy doesn't have an ounce
of racism in the judges people on the merits. You know, on the
first night he took over Mar Lago I think it was 85. He said
to me, you know, it's crazy that they don't admit blacks in any
of the fancy clubs in, in Palm Beach. And I'm going to, I'm
going to change that. I think he sued the city of Palm Beach
because of it. In Haiti, there's a big storm in 1980. I raised a
lot of medical supplies. I was borough president than in
Manhattan, and we were going to send them to how to Haiti. But
we didn't have a plane. I called Donald Trump 123. He gave us a
plane to take all the supplies over the largest congregation in
Queens Reverend flakes church, they needed to some money for
some of the poor parishioners, I called a lot of friends in
Manhattan. They couldn't read. They couldn't care less. And
what happened was I called Donald Trump. And right away he
wrote a check. You know, Black Planet is the lowest it's been
since 1972. And Hispanic unemployment is the lowest it's
been in 17 years. So this guy should get the president should
get a bigger black vote, because he's done more for the African
Americans than any president in recent history. That's for sure.
I just looked it up. And indeed, I have a Wall Street Journal
report about him suing Palm Beach over this the racist.
Well, this information should be squashed.
Well, the reason why they didn't cut them off is because if the
guy was a Republican, then yeah, for sure, it'd be like I got a
break got a break but a break. Because we
see that Democrats are waiting for him to turn her, but
probably they're probably
like he's gonna turn this into something good. Wait for it. Oh
dammit, ah,
Schatz would be my impression I get the Democrat on there. And
I'm expecting him to turn this boat around. He's always leading
up to something. There's gonna be a whopper Yes. And you just
let him go. And then all of a sudden there's no Whopper just
he's just praises and everything. Brother, CNN?
I believe so. Yeah.
Oh my god, they blew it. No, I'm
sorry. Maybe it was Fox. And that would make sense that oh,
you just ruined the whole thing. Yeah, well, like make mistakes.
But this is MSNBC for sure. This is joy read. This is what I
played a little bit of earlier. This is a consultant to the
White House, saying that he's not a racist. And you know, he
would never say shithole.
What was what? How did you feel when you heard those comments?
We didn't actually hear him say those words. This is fake. When
I read him, yeah, this is the biggest fake news story of the
week. And it's interesting to sit back and watch that people
are by the way, that's a big mistake. If you're if you're
being grilled by hostile media. Don't pull out the fake news
meme. I agree. It's dumb and makes you look stupid. It always
you could always
use the word misleading. Yes, soft word that liberals like to
win. So both precise usage and misleading. It'd be beautiful in
this context.
So I think that's a mistake. And we'll include that in our
corrective work Consulting Group Training Manual
when I read them. Yeah, this is the biggest fake news story of
the week. And it's interesting to sit back and watch that
people are so angry over things that the President didn't say
they're more angry than they are at the Clintons for getting rich
off of poor Haitians. You can ask all the Haitian Americans
that have been protesting against the Clintons and the
Clinton Foundation for years. You could also ask Klaus Eber
wean the former Haitian government official that has all
the dirt on the Clinton Foundation away. Actually, you
can't ask him because he mysteriously committed suicide
the day before supposed to tell you.
Did you did you get talking points before you came here from
the RNC or the White House? Interesting that yesterday, Mark
burns? Who was the surrogate that we had on on the Trump side
yesterday, tried to roll out that same Clinton stuff? Or did
you get talking points before you came here? Joe? I didn't get
it for millennia. I don't know you Stephanie. We don't know
each other. But let me just explain to you, this is not Fox
News. We're not going to play the game of rolling out crazy
conspiracy theories in the anti conspiracy. If you have an
answer to my question, I'm gonna let you give it but what you're
not going to do is throw out crazy conspiracy theories to try
to take us off track. So I'm gonna get let you pause from it.
I'm gonna put you in to the side for just a moment. I'm gonna go
to my other guests because they're more familiar with the
way that we do things here. Oh,
my God, that there's your totalitarian regime right there.
How dare she? Yeah, that's,
that's, I find that incredibly offensive.
Well, they put her in. We're gonna put in they brought that
woman on for that purpose. And so Joy could do her thing.
Yes, and it still remains offensive.
Victoria Kagan Nudelman.
Hey, she's resurface. John. She is back. She's got a new gig
Victoria Nudelman Newman, Kagan. Do you know where she landed
with her new gig?
I don't like it.
She has now been named the CEO of Center for a New American
Security.
This is a Soros operation. I believe in big
Soros operation and people on the board. Richard Armitage. Now
Jeh Johnson is on there, Joe Lieberman. James Murdoch. This
is a this is a drinking club of epic proportion. But if you look
at their home page, see nasa.org cnas.org Pretty quick
you see what they're all about. Russia this Russia that Russia
Future of Us Russia relations. defense strategies is to the war
club. A bunch of war people it's this is a big group.
Yeah. Yeah, they got a lot of money. They This is a desert
hush money. So they don't talk about anything but what they're
supposed to talk about. The other ones were the talking
points, although I'm sure that that woman did this talking
points thing. That was the worst interview. I mean, the woman
should never do an interview but they they find people like that
to put them on MSNBC to make fools of themselves. I've always
thought if you're going to let's say you're a Democrat. And you
want to put in you got to some candidate, you're running and
you want to you you yourself, decide to create a debate
format. And you have the person and just some sort of debate
with this. Yeah, you're your candidate, you find someone
who's clinically insane to debate them. And then you make a
big deal about this about this debate that's going
to happen. And how does this relate to Nudelman?
No, it relates to the clip. Oh, that woman who came on is like a
bad person to bring on the show. Yes. Unless you're trying to
make her look like an idiot. Yeah,
I kind of moved on.
I'm sorry. I didn't, I'm stuck. I wish I could the past
I was yes. I was still with Nudelman.
Okay, I'm back to Nudelman. Now. Well, I just
want to remind everybody, you know, this fine CEO, just some
of her words. And this is what I'll say. Everybody's happy
there with her as the CEO of CNS. As they announced the 2018,
next generation national security fellows. I'm going to
follow this group,
if you will, you should.
She's gained a few pounds or Vicki has.
She's been good. She was getting big. At the end of Obama's
administration. This is not new thing. She's not happy.
I had a note which I didn't get to read on the last show. You
know, there's about the, the the diversity or lack of diversity
in Silicon Valley. And we had this guy who wrote the memo
about, you know, how diversity was going awry within Google. It
was, you know, the googly way. And he got fired for it. And
he's, I think he's suing Google for false. So we have people
working everywhere. And we got a note from a Googler. And I
wanted to share that in the morning, Adam, John, I'm a low
level dude named Ben at Google. I've been with Google since
August 2010. I'm a corporate operations engineer, which is an
engineer that handles it operations within the internet
of Google, from desktop support, to operating systems to video
conferencing, etc. Basically, we support everything that Googlers
use to be douchebags, I mean, to get the job done. The company
has changed dramatically in the past few years. Everything in
the lawsuit is legit, and provides fairly good context.
Some of the posts in the appendix are from co workers in
the same building as me. It's scary. I'm more a more
conservative individual that breaks the traditional dogma in
the company. I don't believe the traditional media narratives and
I do my own research, including listening to you and John, a few
of my co workers who are saying but know about my political
leanings, but I don't talk much about it with my coworkers
because I'm worried about being lynched. The lack of diversity
of thought is terrifying. Since the squeaky wheel gets the
grease, the squeakiest are the SJW who have their feelings hurt
by anyone questioning the world as they see it. It's like being
stuck in dimension B machine every single day. And Sparky,
the dog isn't even there. I have attempted to transfer
departments several times in the five years I've been here. And
I'm not saying where it's in a different office, and had been
rejected every time even though my performance reviews are
strong. I don't know if it's because I'm on some type of
blacklist, but it's certainly possible. I don't dare speak my
thoughts to anyone that I don't trust completely or I could end
up in the HR office and fired. It's been very stressful being
stuck in a dimension B echo chamber, hearing everyone
bitched about Trump and everyone who dares question them. I think
the tech companies are going to take a huge hit in the next 12
months and their stocks plummeting, we'll begin the
second tech bubble and take down the market again, I don't know
about that. But a lot of people are going to be up a creek
without a paddle and I don't want to be a part of it. The
entire company is a dumpster fire. I don't know how things
get done. Oh, by the way, the AI is total bullshit. And it's a
glorified state machine. You are right. Nice.
All right. Yeah. But yeah, I like that. Well, his point is
you have a clip, which kind of underscores his point when he
says the tech scene is kind of get gonna get screwed and kicked
in, specifically California. Play this raids coming to
California clip
s. There are rumblings tonight that federal immigration agents
could be about to launch a major raid throughout Northern
California looking for undocumented immigrants. The San
Francisco Chronicle is reporting that a source is telling
reporters there, the raid would send a message to sanctuary
cities. KTV us Rob Roth spoke with an immigration attorney and
a concerned business owner today and he joins us now in the
newsroom with more Rob,
Julie that San Francisco Chronicle sources US immigration
officials are looking to arrest more than 1500 undocumented
people in the Bay Area in an upcoming sweep. Late today
California senators Dianne Feinstein and Kamala Harris
wrote a letter to the acting director of ice asking for a
full accounting of how immigration rates are
prioritized and carried out. Advocates for immigrants say if
a major raid does happen, they'll be ready to wage a legal
battle.
You think they're really going to go into Google? That one
Googly way.
And I don't know about Google because they might all I know is
that this is a vendetta. That that's why Kamala Harris and
Feinstein are concerned about it because they know it. Yep.
anyone in their right. They don't talk about this on the
news. But I can tell you, this is a vendetta. California is in
this crosshairs of the Trump administration for being a
douchebag. State, and then to go on with it. So we're going to be
sanctuary state. That was the end. That was just that was a
definitely a screw you from Jerry Brown to the federal
government. Did you know because we have everybody's a sanctuary
city already, including Berkeley? Did
you know that California hired Eric Holder to do all that? I
didn't know this.
I didn't know this either. Yeah,
they hired Eric Holder to do all the legal work, particularly the
sanctuary city stuff, he's running that, well.
This will be funny. So the point is, is that the California is in
the crosshairs, it's gonna get it up the butt. And this is
going to hurt everything in California. We're already
there's some interesting negative editorial showing up
until certain papers like the LA Times about the homeless. This
problem in California is number one in the country. You see that
video I sent you this morning? No, you won't read all my batch
emails.
I do the batch up.
Because the guy drove. Let me see I have it here. He drove his
bike with a video camera. For I think several miles there
towards Venice. Oh,
this is the mission la Yeah, yeah. And
it's just rows and row just tents. All the way tent. Yeah.
disturbing. Yeah. Yeah, it's let me just see where exactly that
was. I got it here.
And by the way, there's a question hasn't been answered.
We have not discussed on the show.
Here. Angel Stadium, Anaheim along the Santa Ana River. It's
10 minutes this video 10 minutes. 10 minutes. Yeah,
discusses
this. One thing on the show is the word you keep repeating
where all the tents coming from? Apparently some government or
non governmental organization NGO is passing out tents and do
gooders going, Oh, you need a tent? Somehow.
By the way, if you
think you might be right, but these tents are. So they're
pitching these tents, because this is a form of a house. And
it's unbelievable round here. The amount of tents there are.
And yeah, the whole states becoming Tent City. And so this
editorial in the LA Times people should look it up, talks about
the we have the worst homeless situation. And we have and we
have the big separation of the of the rich in Hillsborough, and
they're throwing and meanwhile, there's people throwing stuff at
the bus that we talked about buses. Yeah. So there is a
borderline war is going to break out and it's going to be
targeting the rich. And I think I've said this before, that I
think the people that are in Woodside, and Hillsborough, in
particular, and Atherton in California should worry.
Well, when you see this video, you see these videos, these
tents are all lined up along a fence near the river. And right
behind the fence. You see big, beautiful homes.
Can you imagine if somebody and this is possible, I mean, you
can assume that they're worried about this to own value and you
can assume that they're there because of the police state that
we're in this may not happen but a leader but tough guy about you
know, a Maoist type guy that knows how to rabble rouser and
knows how to get people all worked up into a frenzy to the
point where they're carrying torches and pitchforks comes
along and re rails everybody up because one thing one thing will
happen somebody will pass a law some cop will beat somebody up
and kill him something there'll be some trigger point and do
some leader will come along natural born leader come along
and they're gonna go and start killing people putting sticks on
a hit as dads on a stick all through Can you imagine would
say with everybody you know, boom, a stick with a head on it.
Oh yeah.
Well, you got an ability. Yeah. You had a you had a boom that we
have.
We got a boom cow.
I'll tell you. Yes, I can imagine that. And I'll tell you
something else. I believe this is going to happen in Austin.
And I'm not happy about what I'm seeing. You know, California has
moved to Texas. And Austin has become the new kind of tech
mecca. We have apple here. The building next to ours is Google
And, you know, we have more high end vehicles, you know, the
number of times I hear a Ferrari or some other high end car
revving its engine and peeling it downtown. It's like douche
bags
stolen douchebaggery. But
we've also because we're a sanctuary city, now we have 6000
homeless in the downtown area alone and really no programs.
There's certainly no government programs. Yeah, there's a can't
afford it a $5 million fund that goes to, you know, the we have a
number of NGOs and some very good ones Mobile Loaves and
Fishes who built I think we talked about that build little
tiny home place. But I mean, now, I cannot walk outside my
building here on the Second Street area, without either
ignoring the homeless people or telling them no, or giving them
something or whatever. It's it's continuously there. And they
don't know what to do. They have no idea about the policy.
They're really not addressing the issue that just stepping
over people just like San Francisco. Yep. And there's no
compassion. The people are douchebags I'm sorry, no,
the super rich in the Bay Area, the ones that have, especially
the Silicon Valley types, maybe they contribute to the symphony,
or something like that, but they do nothing for the poor. They
don't care. They don't like seeing them. It's very kind of a
mock upper class, a full upper class, which is they all think
they're in the upper class whether or not a lot of
overnight millionaires overnight billionaires, in fact, and you
end up with a kind of a haughty, fake haughtiness, it's not
deserved. Well, it's not because it's never deserved. Let me stop
there. Right. I mean, the upper class or true upper class twits
in England, I mean, most of them are poor anyway. It's not a
matter of money. It's a matter of birthright.
Well, it's very disturbing. What's going on here in Austin,
I'm, I'm, I'm really not happy. And I was like, What can we do
about this thing? You're
in like a ritzy little area and a kind of a brand new and you're
brand new, it's so new that it's not even in the micro it is
now it's in it now. But it's
a brand new is? Yes, it's brand new. So when you're surrounded
by homeless already, yes.
Yes, sir. Sleeping in Yeah. And it was 20 degrees. The other
night text is 20 degree. And you know, and and the biggest
problem is they have the they have a facility for I think, I
think 100 Men can sleep overnight, maybe 200 which is
not sufficient. It's no women can sleep there. This is and
it's a building where they if you look at all the marketing
materials, they talk about their clients where we help our
clients, the homeless or clients, that homeless that
clients clients, yes. And why are they clients? Because yes,
and they need more clients that there it does not behoove the
system certainly on Austin does not behoove them to reduce the
number of clients now they need clients. Clients means money,
and it's just grown and grown and grown but this particular
facility costs it's a it's a profit center center this this
particular facility is right on the edge of the entertainment
district Sixth Street here in Austin, which is very important
for our South by Southwest and Formula One
economy in general.
Right. But you know, people don't like it because a they can
expand the entertainment district without displacing this
and nobody wants to have this facility anywhere that not in my
backyard, hypocritical eight holes here. It's unbelievable.
Anyway, and play that you can play the pet peeve theme.
Now gee, that's one.
I think it was good enough.
I don't know where it is.
The new system? Yeah. Don't play it. Well. No,
no, no, I can't play it. Okay. Little housekeeping. One, I want
to thank sir Adrian Archer. For a new domain name forward try
goat.com We have recommended goat being handiest. We have
good meat.
I recommend it constantly. And I'm going
to put all these links in the show notes Brian, I shall refer
to him as Brian has made a torrent a seated torrent for all
1000 episodes of this show. They will it will be yes it will be
published after this after the show was out then he'll add the
1,000th episode.
Who's keeping it live? Brian must Brian is yes.
And the following. So he has a number of seeds, which he sent
me where they are but the action URLs where you can get the
torrent is 1000 dot Shut up. slaves.com 1000 dot for
20 yolo.co in 1000, dot bring your wallet.com I have no idea
why I chose that.
Are they are these magnet links? Or at least I magnet?
Probably is I don't know. I'm not I'm not real big on I don't
know a lot of other torrents
buy a new thing. The magnet is what you want, because it's it's
got. It's like an encapsulation. No,
I understand I understand. He said, I've been maintaining the
no agenda GitHub for several years. I'd never seen this. We
have a GitHub no agenda. github.org. Nice. Yeah. And he's
been updating the torn archive repository weekly for two years.
This is not my first rodeo, he says, and it clearly is not. And
we appreciate that, Brian, that is, I mean, there you go. You go
to M five M organization and say, Hey, let's package up all
1000 episodes, people will scatter. If they can even find
all episodes within the M five M organization, not passing the
government can't even keep the moon landing tapes. And then
this last news story before we take our break, and there's a
reason for it. This was no I like CNBC, because they will
report on news with a different angle. And we had the face bag
and the tweeters, and everybody was on on the hill, the
Congressional hearing about fake news, fake news. I we're going
to be we're going to do and yeah, we have to restrict stuff.
And you saw some of this already happening with with YouTube, as
Google has now cut off 10s Hundreds God knows 1000s,
hundreds of 1000s of smaller youtubers from monetization,
unless you have I think 1000 subscribers and X amount. Rules.
Yeah. And these are new, these are new rules are newly
enforced. And this Ms. The CNBC report kind of sums up what this
is all really about.
We're hearing a lot actually, right now in this hearing about
how it's not just about artificial intelligence and
technology, all of these companies are increasingly using
humans to make sure that there is no offensive or violent or,
in the case of this hearing on terrorism,
I love this right off the bat. Because the lie of Google is
staring us right in the face and face back, they can't actually
do it, they don't have AI, they don't have machine learning,
they have to get wetware in order to filter out stories that
may be inappropriate wrong, or so called fake news. They are
there's you're looking behind the curtain right now, they
can't do it,
um, extremist content being spread on their platforms. So
Google announced back in December that they're going to
be hiring 10,000 people. And just yesterday, they explained
what those people are gonna be doing for their preferred
channels. So those are the channels that have advertising
on them, they're gonna have every video reviewed by a human.
So just imagine the volume of videos that are going to be
examined. So they said that, so all of those videos are gonna be
reviewed. And that so no ads are put up on a channel or on a
video that might have an offensive or extremist video on
that. So that's what Google announced. And this is part of a
big push to make sure that brands advertisers feel
comfortable with the content on their platform, no advertiser
wants their brand next to something, a video supporting
ISIS. So that's really sort of part of this whole conversation
here. And this is, of course, after a year, where there were a
lot of questions about brand safety, both on Google as well
as Facebook, Facebook, just in the hearing right now noted that
they have 7500 Human reviewers of their content, they're also
going to be doubling their efforts and ramping up the
number of people who are involved in reviewing videos and
content on the platform. So a big acknowledgement that it's
not just about artificial intelligence, you also need
people and the two working together to really crack down on
this issue. Well,
the conclusion is a little off. Because what it's really about
is the advertisers do not want anything not that is not brand
safe, brand safe, brand safe. You heard it there in the
report. And Google is so freaked out about it that they're hiring
10,000 People do this by hand because you know, the technology
just doesn't exist to do it. What tend what is it we used to
have a formula if you want to calculate one employee was their
salary times two, and they added more because of the you know,
the space they occupy and other resources of the company? Yeah,
expensive. What? What could Yeah, you could say an employee
is what a typical employee may be. So maybe those jobs are
those probably are all illegals.
I don't think so. I think because illegals I don't think
he can analyze these
videos. Do you think there's $100,000 job?
No, no, no, they'll pay him 50 grand Max
K 50 times 50,000 times 10 1000 How much is that? Yeah, it's a
lot.
The 123 and 1001 2341234, which amounts to $700 million. That's
not bad. Year. An exit has not. But I don't think the cost is
really matter to them know what that is? Because here's what it
how many hours of video per day are uploaded?
Oh, for millions, I
guess. No, no. 50,000
is that the number?
Yeah. So 50,000 hours of video per day is uploaded, they got
10,000 people, that means a each of them has to watch and analyze
five hours of video. And that counts are what that day's
uploading is a there's a backlog? Yeah. They'll never get
to
300 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute I have
here. Okay,
well, I got the 50,000 per day good enough. And so 10,000
People can can barely I mean, I guess you can listen, watch five
hours of video. And then you know, you got three hours left
to watch some more, because you're talking about an eight
hour workday, but then there's a lunch break. And so you're
talking about a typical six hour, you're not getting
anywhere. You need to hire 25,000 people. And then they all
have to have the same idea. I mean, what are they going to?
It's ridiculous.
I'm kind of happy about it, though. I'm happy they're doing
this. I'm happy they have to hire people. Yeah, it also
removes all the riffraff stupid videos. Because a lot of
it's not going to remove anything. They're not going to
be able to get to those stupid videos.
That's what I mean. There'll be deprecated you won't see them.
Well, then you do this? Well, here's the problem number two,
that's good for us. I mean, I'm tired of show I think it's great
for us. But
problem number two I'm looking at the YouTubers. A lot of these
a lot of redundant uploads is like Yeah, somebody will get
bounced and say well let's upload it three more times three
different ways from three different accounts. And because
I run into a bunch of videos on YouTube, you must to everybody
does your why is this on? This is horrible. They this should
have been taken down years ago. Yeah, it's got porn. They got
porn on the on the YouTubes
damn them, you must not have your SafeSearch on
it's the whole thing is a disaster. Disaster. We're gonna
say we're gonna hit you know what they're gonna do one of
these days. I hate to say this. Somebody some bean counter is
going to come out and say we're losing our ass on this on this
is becoming the overhead because they're having to hire all these
people and other things. They're gonna shut down YouTube.
I think they will. I think they'll shut down the general
upload that you'll have to have, you'll have to be approved or
some kind of permission.
You have to subscribe. You had to pay $50 a year to do uploads.
Oh, that'll work. That'll work.
Yeah, but I just want to point out to everybody who's crying in
their milk over the good demonetized idiots to how many
how many years we've been telling voice that's the voice
collectively of all these people on Reddit do a time
Mark do a time Mark
managers
you can you're acting.
I'm laughing through it. You have to go outside the stupid
system. You don't need to participate in that this show is
proof.
I'm going to show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
we have a number of people to thank it's gonna take a little
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I actually don't I think it's just you know, we name it A C E.
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You really just don't have it there. Do you gotta go No, I
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What's interesting about his note is he put together
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also on the YouTubes.
I'm gonna link to it. Yeah, of course. There's
a link to it. And it's what he's done is he's created this movie.
40 minutes of 1000 show slides. So that's our album art. Oh,
it's very it's actually watchable. Nice. Yeah. And it's,
you know, it could start epileptic fits, you know, at the
beach.
But I think you could run this in a bar on the back bar. You
can just have as playing with a video projector and just run it
over and over again.
Yeah. Or in your bedroom. Chicks dig it?
Yes. Chick Magnet. What are you showing? No agenda art. What do
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I think that's what Aziz Ansari tried. Okay, baby. Come over
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This completes my donation towards the knighthood.
Congratulation. 1000 episodes the best podcast in the
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I would like to read the donation from Julie. Sure I got
a couple of things to read to you so okay good. We just Molly
second donation to the show but I really wanted to continue
which means I need to donate when I can. Hopefully my husband
and I will find jobs soon so we can afford to bump up our
support. When I last donated it was just before our wedding and
she sent some photos of the wedding. Nine 320 16 My husband
thought I donated too much when I sent $93.16 to the show, I
thought about calling him out as a douchebag. I knew that
donating the show couldn't change the weather patterns or
eliminate the risk of precipitation but since I was
having an outdoor wedding without a contingency plan, I
was willing to try anything that might help ensure a perfect try
anything that would ensure a perfect day. So she asked for
karma. The Karma worked three days before the wedding strong
Thunderbirds were Thunderbirds, thunderstorms were in their
forecast. Plus it had been very hot and humid most of the summer
the day was perfect. There was a low humidity that temperatures
around 80 with a cool evening breeze and nearly cloudless sky.
If I needed any more convincing that the donation karma was at
play for my special day came in the form of a surprise from one
of my husband's friends. He bought a drone to film the
wedding and take pictures. I never expected that. I have
enclosed a couple of pictures. Yes, we had a low budget wedding
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shared no agenda with me that I'm sending in my a second
donation hoping for some jobs. Carmody we're going to put that
at the end for everybody says my husband and I have been
struggling to find good jobs and pay our bills. My 39th birthday
if you had to put her on the birthday list. Or you might want
to get a pin. My 39th birthday falls on January 18. As well as
show 1000 It's today's her birthday. I believe this could
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and who was this again?
This is Julie. Julie just Julie says I guess she's sometimes it
was she only says Julie and she had Julie Julie and they gave
her Julie from where they say yeah, give her a town. I don't
know. Just Julie
just just Julie. Okay. And she's celebrating today. Yeah, do we
know 3939 All right. Okay, I have a note that was titled from
a night in need. And we always break for our nights. crackpot
buzzkill your night of gentrified, Brooklyn needs some
help. I'm looking for a therapist in New York City who,
yes, dismiss me for saying something jokingly, like the
government's putting chemicals in the water that are turning
frogs gay, or think that I'm so called right Jewish Nazi just
because I don't think Cheeto Jesus is the son of Satan. I'm
hoping that you can or help direct this message to someone
in the NA community who can help since it does seem to be large,
diverse crew, especially in New York. I know that politics
shouldn't intrude on a therapy session, but I'm somewhat
embarrassed even asking you to but given the current the
current political climate, I'd appreciate all the help I can
get in finding the right person to spill my guts to if this
catches you at a bad time where you can't help don't worry, just
a shot in the dark keep on changing lives. And Mazel Tov on
show 1000 So yes, we want to we believe in therapy is good and
we want to help him cylinders Yes, Brookland shrink, we could
have consulted the book of knowledge
to shrink us NAT is second dimension be
now was there some other issue between Dame love and light and
Sherry Laurie? Was there something on a note that I
thought we had to deal with?
Not for on the show, it showed up on my list?
I didn't I don't start ringing a bell by doing this. It's kind of
ring a bell but I'm not sure what it is. Yeah, I got it.
I got it here. I was named Dame Love and Light last year as part
of the 10th anniversary shows in show 999 There was a request for
a producer to be named Dame Heather of love and light.
Sounds like this is her first title not becoming a Baroness so
she can't claim the protector of love and light. Unfortunately
for Heather I beat her to Dame love and light. Oh, this is a
dispute for the peerage committee.
Well, the way I would do it,
you are the peerage committee. So yeah.
Now there's one person named Heather. And what's the other
ones that was her complainers name there's Sherry, complainant
to share the complaintant the complaint the plaintiff is
Sherry Laurie.
So it would be Dame Sherry Laurie of love and light and
David Heather of love and light I don't see it this being that
really
she believes that she believes that love and light is a
protector it
No. We are determining that it protect her. It has to be
physical has to be a geographic location. Yeah. Okay. Unless
it's taken light unless you want to just take it lightly. Yes.
You mean you can say it's a protector and you're protecting
it but I think difference has to be the names of the people have
to be attached to love and light. Okay? Now if you if you
there is a procedure called email where you can what is it
called when you dispute the findings. You can appeal
and appeal process. Do we have that deal process? Yeah,
yes we have an appeal process that consists of sending a nasty
note to me
with the word appeal all in uppercase.
Yes, there it is.
Final update from the back office from the shill, Eric the
shill. This was his robotics team. All the kids they had cool
little T shirts. I headed up to Seattle this weekend to battle
30 other teams and hopefully go to the state championships and
he wanted to pass on his thanks to the fellow producers who
stepped up and made it possible Grand Duke or the Pacific
Northwest Dwayne Melanson, sir blam joven noir Tom Caudill,
Christopher Martin, David McCroskey, Daniel Warren, Mark
Hampton, Edward posh Eric angler, and that was it. So
thank you all very much for helping out with that. All
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Ah, yes, yes.
Eight. Actually, I wanted to.
And now it's time for your sexual harassment update.
something interesting happened, which you may have followed a
little bit, but you really deserve to hear about it. And
you deserve props. I think you called it regarding me too.
Yeah, I think you called it at least the teenager remembers
that and it kind of rang true to me. Which is and you know, when
it rings true, is true. It is true. That's right. It rings
true. It is true that you said that this whole hashtag me to
thing would wind up with women calling each other out and it'd
be women fighting against women. Yeah, you are so right. And it
really came to a head with this babe.net account of the girl who
is unnamed Bora anonymous and went on the date with Aziz
Ansari and published it. And, you know, there's been a big
debate about it, you know, was it you know, it just wasn't
harassment. How was it harassment? Should you know
this? You've heard the debate. Ashley Banfield from CNN, she
thinks she's not even seeing any more. She's on HLN, the CNN
sister, she wrote an open letter, which I edited down to
make it two minutes, because it's about six minutes in
length. But just to give you eight, yeah, but it was good.
The whole thing I thought was really interesting to watch
them. And I think we should at least listen to these two
minutes of it.
The reporter who wielded those very powerful words,
I'm sorry, that was the wrong one. Here it is. Well, I'd like
to say something here. And maybe this is best done in the form of
an open letter to Aziz Ansari, accuser. Ready? Dear grace, not
your real name. I'm sorry that you had a bad date. I have had a
few myself, they stink. I am sure it must be really weighing
on you. It's hard being a victim, very painful. Just ask
anyone who's been on that end of crime and justice. I cover them
every day. It's no picnic. But let's take a moment to reflect
on what you claim was the worst night of your life and, quote,
you had a bad date. Your date got overly amorous after
protesting his moves, you did not get up and leave right away,
you continue to engage in the sexual encounter, by your own
clear description. This was not a rave, nor was it a sexual
assault by your description. Your sexual encounter was
unpleasant. It did not send you to the police. It did not affect
your workplace or your ability to get a job. So I have to ask
you what exactly was your beef. But what you have done in my
opinion is appalling. You went to the press with the story of a
bad date. And you have potentially destroyed this man's
career over it right after he received an award for which he
was worthy. And now here is where I am going to claim
victim. You have chiseled away at a movement that I along with
all of my sisters in the workplace have been dreaming of
for decades, a movement that has finally changed an oversexed
professional environment that I too, have struggled through at
times over the last 30 years in broadcasting. If you're lucky,
there's a really good chance that you're not going to
experience the toxic work environment that the rest of us
have endured. And that is because of the remarkable
progress being made against the Harvey Weinstein's and the Kevin
Spacey ease of the world. The me to movement has righted a lot of
wrongs, and it has made your career path much smoother. And
here's where I'm guessing it's going to be a long career path.
You're 23 I cannot name you publicly, and sentence you to a
similar career hit as I'm sorry, because you chose to remain
anonymous. Lucky you. But as you grow in your photography career,
I really do hope that you remember what you did to someone
else's career. All because of that bad date. That was not a
sexual assault. That was not sexual harassment, by your
description. And I hope the next time you go on a bad date, you
stand up sooner, we smooth out your dress, and you bloody well
leave. Because the only sentence that a guy like that deserves is
a bad case of blue balls. Not a Hollywood, black ball.
So this open letter, this open letter by itself was
interesting. And it sparked a lot of debate, which was even
more interesting to watch. But the whole reason for me playing
this is the again to prove your point because you didn't quite
get it by the way. Thank you.
You left a couple of I didn't they're annoying.
Sorry. But I'll be better and be better. She received an open
letter back if he's actually an open letter from the journalist.
And this is where it got fun.
The reporter who wielded those very powerful journaux sent some
choice words my way as well. Curious about that. What did he
say? So and I want to share this
Geez, that wasn't scripted. Because I
think this gives us an insight into the caliber of the person
who held that nuclear weapon that was wielded on and saris
career, the caliber of this 22 year old young woman, and I'm
only going to read a slight part of her comments to me. And I
assume she works for herself a feminist in this movement.
Ashley, someone who I'm certain no one under the age of 45 has
ever heard of. I hope the 500 retweets on the single news
right up made that burgundy lipstick bad highlight. Second
wave feminist has been really relevant For a little while,
that's from Katie way who was on CBS This Morning, yesterday
morning. And I think the reason I want to share that is because
if you truly believe in the me to movement if you truly believe
in women's rights if you truly believe in feminism, the last
thing you should do is attack someone in an ad hominem way for
her age. I'm 50. And for my highlights, I was brown haired
for a while when I was a war correspondent interviewing
Yasser Arafat and in Afghanistan and Iraq, Gaza and the West
Bank, Google those places.
But can you believe that this is
a cat five?
cat bite? Can you believe it? You
know, it's ageism. And then you got to
believe it or lipstick? You whore? with it?
It was a funny scene and one of the recent blackish we're one of
the women that I think is one of the office scenes. I'm not sure
I can't remember exactly when this one. Oh, blackish is just
hilarious.
No, I've seen I've seen black because I haven't seen the one
you're referencing. I went okay, well,
they were talking and one of the ones as well, the sisters, we
got to put a stop to this. I think it went down it switched
over to the one of the white woman work that's working or
this in this scene. And she says, Well, there's a few things
wrong. She says first of all, we're not sisters. educated
white women hate each other. And furthermore, she says,
Furthermore, I voted for Trump and then the place goes crazy.
Oh, that's great. But it's it to me, although great for the show.
It's so sad. Yeah, and I'm sorry, but women have apparently
are not all the same. Women have different opinions and views.
And they can be just as mean as men. I'm still learning I'm
still looking for I was looking for Ashley Banfield clip where
she was talking about Trump the orange Cheeto I bet you she
slipped up somewhere
it's gonna probably did if she was working for those outlets.
But
you know, there's there's two CNN people sitting right there.
And they they all make jokes about the President about his
parents. His fat ass is orange hair. Yeah, yeah. But on and on
about his fat but not not so fun when it's about you, is it so I
just think it's hilarious to listen to but very sad, very
hilarious to listen to. And it's not that sad. That little update
in the
Vegas massacre, no clip but we do now have a valet receipt that
indicates Mary Lou Danley was at Mandalay Bay on the day of the
shooting and valet her car.
Oh, yes. Yeah, they they tend to take your name they do they take
your name and name it because it gives you the little receipt but
they always figure gonna get drunk and lose it. So you can
always get your car back by your last name so that's not unusual.
And I have well I have a flu update. Oh,
wait wasn't done. There was one more thing about Vegas. Oh, yes.
We've been wondering about why there's no video from inside the
hotel.
Yeah, I thought we already had that explained to us. What was
the explanation you heard the explanation was they don't have
video cameras that upstairs so much because they just don't
give a shit.
No, apparently it was broken.
Oh, oh, they changed the story that yeah,
it was broken. Hmm.
Okay, gee, that sucks.
I have a I have a little before I go to my flu updated. You have
an ask Adam clip. Oh, we haven't done I find this by the way.
very distressing, what you're going to hear and you won't know
why until I tell you why. But I'll ask you if you can figure
it out. Okay, first
let's do a jingle tation than protecting its own volunteers.
Kiersten kappa hell
Oh, that's just an ass Adam clip I want to jingle is what I want
I've heard better but
yes, that would be Yeah, we can get rid of the list.
All right here it is the ask Adam
KTVU teaser.
Yep. Still ahead. Tonight a change in drunk driving laws
that scientists say could save 10,000 lives a year how far
those scientists think the blood alcohol level should drop below
point oh eight
Okay, I'm ready.
Would you find annoying about that clip?
But something about the 10,000 years let me could you mind if I
listened to it again? That that
was a big no yeah, of course you always played
great still ahead tonight a change in drunk driving laws
that scientists say could save 10,000 lives a year how far
those scientists think the blood alcohol level should drop below
point oh eight
what is the point of the generic use of scientists? Scientists
say. Just say yes. Scientists say what scientists? Yeah,
the troll room got that immediately. Yes, scientists.
They could have at least said drinking scientists like
climate. Scientists is a guy who works at a bar. I think we are
drinking scientists, aren't we?
I think so. I hope so.
I think we're pretty good at it. Well, yeah, that and that's your
local report. Your local news. Yeah, shame and shame. The
Shambles there man. shambles. I did want to mention that. Now.
John Claude Juncker, the drunker has actually come out and said
that the task force the EU fake news task force was very
concerned about Russia. And we now now know for a fact of
course, that Russia also meddled in the Brexit vote. Oh, sure.
They did. Again, Juncker said this. They are considering a, a
European seal of approval.
For news.
Whoo, I like that.
Yeah. So it'd be it would be kind of like the Twitter icon.
Those guys were way ahead. Be just like, where's ahead of his
time. I mean, Twitter basically is already verified all these
journos, you know, the ones that do something local have 2000
followers. They're, they're all verified.
So I have a theory about this. Okay. This is a prelude and
specifically plan to prelude for welcoming back England after
they take another Brexit vote and then decide to stay in the
EU. And they can say, Well, the reason it didn't pass the first
time is because the Russians were meddling we've let we've
made that very clear. Thus, we won't have to do anything really
nasty to the Brits for coming back into we do out to punish
them for that first vote. And everybody's happy.
Very interesting. You say that here is this is from Reuters. Eu
chief executive John Claude Juncker, the drinker renamed an
offer renewed an offer to Britain on Wednesday to stay in
the European Union, and said he hoped that even if it goes
through with Brexit, it would apply to rejoin the bloc. I feel
the exit of Britain is a catastrophe. Yes. I feel that
the exit of Britain is a catastrophe. Yes, I can't do it.
A defeat we all have to take responsibility for. But the
reasons for the British exit lied deeper. As Prime Minister
Theresa May has said the British never felt at ease in the EU.
And for 40 years, they haven't been given the chance to feel
more at ease. That is why the blame is on many. Yeah.
Interest. I
think this has to be because taken forever
to get a cover. I liked the idea. I liked the idea that they
would use that
and feeling really good about my early prediction early. Yes,
this is all bull crap and was gonna get reversed. Curiously,
even though you are a doubting Thomas about this, you're the
one who triggered the original thought, because you're the one
who kept pointing out what they did in Portugal, what they did
in the Netherlands, they didn't trans when they voted against
certain treaties, and then they just kept redo, redo, redo, and
who they pounded the public back into submission. But
I've always been a proponent of your theory that there would be
what you said it would never happen. That's what you said.
What I said would never happen, which they would actually have a
split.
And there's one other thing I want to mention to our producers
and get my nation proper. Because I can see it I see the
fear. I see the anger, the outrage, this magical, mystical
deadline that we're going to shut down the government and not
gonna pay anybody. What's the no agenda thinking on that, John?
Is there no agenda thinking on this that we're going to shut
down the government like we do every time with my thinking? Not
necessarily. I don't think there's no agenda thinking
necessarily is that this is a make a kind of a just a it's
just the Democrats getting back at the Republicans for doing it
to Obama.
Well, the my Yeah, but did they actually shut the government
down?
Yeah, we have to remember that close. Marks.
Yeah, we did. We did do that. You're right. We had the
furloughs. Yeah,
the furloughs. They bring everyone back getting all their
pet back pay. It's like a free vacation but I
don't think it's going to happen. It will not happen
because they they know that they are being squarely blamed now.
They've they somehow they
lost or might have been watching this. They've lost control. I
think they've lost
control. The Democrats. Yeah, they they now know they I think
they realize that if something gets shut down, and of course
the Republicans are saying, Oh, the men and women and military
it's just true. But you know, there's always like, Oh, they're
defending us. You always go to the babies in the incubator
story.
Well, you tell me what the no agenda thinking is. They want to
happen. You think the whole thing's bullcrap has no agenda?
And I kind of shut it down. Who? Are they? Why they would, they
would be so stupid.
Well, hey, hello.
I think I got a gym here. Little gem from 2013 amidst all of this
shithole talk shithole countries, there's a clip from
2013 of Lindsey Graham, that what is his he's, he's
embarrassed by it, right? He's, what was his what's his take on
the shithole stuff?
He had a personal conversation with Trump about it, I guess.
And he's kind of siding with the with Durbin, who is the one who
came who made this public, right.
And now Jeff Sessions is also a racist, right? We know we all
know that.
Oh, total racist ever since he hired this first black guy in
the office and did nothing but support black causes and did
everything he could for the blacks and
racist, racist. Come on, we all know he's racist. Here's a clip
from 2013. With Lindsey Graham and Jeff Sessions.
Here's what I would say we have a Canadian border. I don't know
how many fences we have along our Canadian border. If we have
any. I don't know about it. I don't know how many security
people we have alone. The Canadian border at that is
21,000. Why are we okay up there and not okay, to the south the
tale of two borders. Why is one problem and the other is not?
Because Canada is a place where people like this day, they like
Canada, we like Canada, we love to have them visit they want to
go home because it's a nice place that people coming across
the southern border, live in hell holes. They don't like
that. They want to come here. Our problem is we can't have
everybody in the world who lives in a hellhole coming to America.
We're just gonna have to create order out of chaos.
Mr. Chairman, I had the honor to chair for a few years co chair
the Mexican American and our parliamentary we traveled to
Mexico. It is it's it's I don't I think my colleague doesn't
mean to suggest that. While there's poverty in Mexico in
some really poor areas, it's not a hellhole. It has some great
things going on in Mexico. We are proud of the people of
Mexico. And the it does have some difficult areas as I know,
you know, you might but I just wanted to say that. You're
right. The good people, a lot of progress has been made. And
we're proud of Mexico continues to make progress. Now
I want to slander in Mexico. I'm just talking about Yeah. People
want to leave.
Lindsey Graham is a racist. And Jeff Sessions, isn't it? The
world is upside down. Stay Woke. I
mean, what are we gonna do?
The only the only thing that's changed is how the media
portrays it. That's the only thing that's changed.
So I do have the flu update and then I'm pretty good for the day
I can move the rest of the I don't have much else up to that.
Yeah, let me listen to your flu
update Next tonight here new concerns about the deadly flu,
the newest victims and a reminder tonight about the rapid
test that you can get if you or a loved one might have it. Are
you seeing oh this?
Are you saying something? Yeah.
Did you know about the rapid test?
No. But I didn't either. But I was I was you were distracting
me. I kept hearing something. What does it say
next? Tonight, here are new concerns about the deadly flu.
The newest victims and a reminder tonight about the rapid
tests that you can get if you or a loved one might have it.
Here's ABCs Gio Benitez.
Tonight the flu moving fast claiming the young and strong 10
year old Nicolosi from Connecticut, gearing up for a
travel hockey tournament hundreds of miles from home.
When his mother took him to a local er he tested positive for
the flu and was released but before he made it back home,
Nico grew sicker and was rushed to another hospital, where he
later died from pneumonia and sepsis.
Nico was a very lively, vibrant, spirited kid
pico story painfully similar to that of Katie Oxley Thomas, a 40
year old marathon runner who died of similar complications.
She went to an urgent care center was released, then went
to an ER with worsening flu symptoms. She died 15 hours
later,
sometimes things happen and it could be because somebody has an
additional condition that we weren't aware of if you start
vomiting, if you're developing very high fevers, if you're not
able to keep down any food or drink if you become lightheaded
while you're standing
doctors using rapid tests at urgent care centers like this
one, getting results in just five minutes. And David tonight
hospitals are also dealing with IV Back shortages, many of them
are made in hurricane ravaged Puerto Rico. So we're told that
it could take weeks or months for this shortage to be
resolved.
David. What was weird about that report? There's always a
shortage. No, they didn't recommend the flu shot.
Now, of course they don't.
It's the first report I've ever gotten for this flu update where
they don't recommend taking the useless flu shot. And I noticed
you got a letter from some guy. So number one on telling us
everything. We've already talked about a million times on this
show.
Yeah. Now it's, that's because it's the number one way to get
people to take the shot is to tell them not to take it. Like
the cigarette packages.
They never said not to take it. They just didn't say anything.
Yeah. You wouldn't know it existed. If it was if you listen
to that report, it's you know, they're not trying to date.
All I know is people are sick, because a lot of people really
sick.
Yeah. From Yeah, you got to get around to this. So we got
everyone getting the family got around. This was luckily, we had
some protection. But
I'm glad you had protection.
Yeah, cool. Tamiflu talked about it. Because yes,
I have one last clip. And it's from one of our producers. He's
in the clip. This is Mark Hall, you know him from killing Ed.
Yep. And he's doing a lot of interesting alternative media
stuff. And you know, he follows Gulin that's his main thing. I
would say our take on Gulin is that he's there in the Poconos.
We know the CIA guys got him in and got him his papers, and he's
got his little compound up there. And there's quite a
feeling that that you know,
certainly he's making nothing about money from a scammer his
Yeah, from the the charter school charter school scam,
which is also indoctrination of children. There's a lot of
things that the movie has to be seen by everyone.
Yes, it's a great movie. It's called Killing Ed. But the main
guy of the Texas harmony schools, which is I think the
largest network of Gulin schools has disappeared. And the wife's
thoughts
after you listen to this clip, so one of the most recent
interest, by the
way, was on newsbud. And with the bell Edmonds, remember,
that's her network. So that's where I got this Ross.
So one of the most recent interesting developments
regarding the Gulen Movement has been the Group's new focus on
China. As an example sooner, Tara I'm the CEO of the Gulin
affiliated harmony charter schools in Texas, which is the
largest charter chain in the state was 63 schools, now
receiving over $300 million from Texas taxpayers, he abruptly
resigned his position from harmony in November of last
year. This is only two weeks after stoner term received the
2017 Man of the Year Award from the Texas charter school
association. In the presence of the governor and the education
commissioner of state. It's not known where terram is now some
believe he may be in mainland China, as you may have seen in
my film killing at sonar co founded the harmony schools with
his American wife Sheryl in 2000. Cheryl converted to Islam
and was very much involved in the Gulen Movement activities in
Houston. She spoke at a Gulin nonprofit event as recently as
2015. However, sonar terram has evidently left Cheryl to marry a
new wife Nancy Lee, a Chinese born socialite and businesswoman
in Houston. This marriage occurred in 2016. One of Nancy
Lee's activities last October was bringing a Chinese
delegation to Houston from the province of shinjang, which is
home to the Turkish Uighur Muslim minority in China. It
should be noted that Shin Chang borders Kyrgyzstan and
Tajikistan and Central Asia countries where the Gulen
Movement has operated schools and other organizations.
Marriage is often seen by the Turkish male followers of Petula
Gulin as a strategic decision to advance the group's goals. So
I'm wondering if sooner terms recent marriage to Nancy Lee,
she has unexpected resignation as CEO of a very important Gulen
charter school chain, receiving many hundreds of millions of
dollars each year. And his disappearance from the public
sphere is a strategic decision to advance Betula Gulin schools
in mainland China. I don't think we know exactly all of this yet.
But I think time will tell.
Now there's a conclusion that came out of this which I thought
was interesting, and we can just look for it is that knowing the
CIA's involvement with Gulen Movement, the sudden interesting
moves of upper management that we may be looking for some kind
of crap that start taking place in China.
Like disturbances and other things the Chinese
don't put up with this junk. Well They're just condemning
them like they did the following Gong and then the next thing you
know, yeah, you can cause some trouble but you're gonna be
nothing. Life is gonna be miserable for you. Right?
Well, I thought it was interesting.
I think the guy may have been killed for quitting or something
or guru or seen his wife as one the first thing came to my time
killed and the other thing is, did you How do you divorce his
wife? Did he stick did he take her and put her outside the park
and then tell her that she's now divorced garbage day.
You only have to say it three times. I think is not it. Yes.
And I forgot to congratulate sorbitan itis. And Sir Gordon
Walton on there Baronies adulation to both of you. All
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