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Sunday June 24 2018. This is your award winning game nation
media assassination episode 1045. This
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socialists making toast and broadcasting live from the
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in the cardio in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley. We're toast isn't code for
anything. I'm Jesse. keel.
Oh, wait a minute. I see. This is why people tune into the pre
show on the stream. Because they think they it's like like, I'm Q
I'm dropping breadcrumbs. I said I'm making toast and that I
guess you did a whole toast song or what did you do when I was
out? I
did. I had to toast on the record. Damn. Did hopefully
someone recorded it. If you need you guys can play that with Oh,
no,
that's okay. It's fine. I'll get the next seriously I'll get the
recording. It's really okay. Well, I thought it was gonna be
boring weekend.
Until okay, why what made you think that?
Oh, you know, it's really would just be the same. You know?
We're we can't find the children. The children are being
drugged Hitler Nazi, you know, I thought would be a typical
weekend for you know, today's today's news network coverage.
But instead we got interrupted every channel everyone was
flipping out. Tom, Tom Arnold has tapes. You probably didn't
see any of this. Did
you get a clip?
I have a couple of a couple of clips. I would love to hear your
well, my clip is about his threatening the president and
not answering questions. In fact, I left the pauses in. But
I decided that because it's just dead air you guys. He's coked
up. Yes, he
I think my my clips prove that to
ya. And he decides to he won't answer questions. So he just
doesn't say anything. And that girl doesn't move along. So I
filled the space. Yeah.
So I just do my clips first, and then we can do.
My tip would be a good intro from
the background to this. I don't know if it's explained in your
CNN clip. The background is several months ago, there was
this announcement by Vice that Tom Arnold was going to do a
show going after the Trump tapes. And, and and I was like,
we saw the I think we might have even played the trailer. It was
funny. It's like, okay, the guy's gonna and it's vice. So
fine. He's going after the tapes. These guys advice by the
way, it's not a media organization. It's an
advertising agency. So they know exactly what they're doing. And
then, I guess Arnold was tweeting out pictures of him and
Michael Cohen, and referring to tapes. And so
somehow, Oh, yes. Might make the best perfect. Yeah.
And I'll just say that somehow, I believe. And I basically took
a piece from Nicole Wallace because she's so annoying. And I
thought the two of them together be fun to listen to. If somehow
there was this confusion thinking that apparently Tom
Arnold has access to the pee pee tape in Russia or something like
that. It was very confusing. And they were on and it was all the
primetime shows. It was on pooper it it's this guy came in
trolled everybody, as far as I'm concerned.
I think that is watching this interview. And he knows Michael
Cohen and I when I leave here, I'm going to go back to the
Regency with Michael Cohen. I want you to listen for a second
just look to take consider this. And I'm going to spend the
weekend with Michael Cohen and the President Donald Trump.
Ivanka Trump. I'm spending the weekend hanging out with Michael
Cohen. And there's a lot going on. So you've treated it you've
disrespected him and his family. And there's a lot going on. So
he gets to sleep. That's that's good enough for me.
You are going to spend the weekend with Michael Cohen, the
president's former attorney. Can I have
one person at a time
that feeling and by the way, we've seen this before we've
seen this, who was the last guy who came on with Erin Burnett,
Burnett on CNN who was drunk I think is a problem ethically
this is a problem with with bringing people on who are this
waste that he's totally wasted. He even I can hear and I'm not
really good at at recognizing that. But yes, he's clearly I
think it's kind of abusive Seder.
All these people that were there were friends who have and I've
got one person at a time. So I hope people from Trump's world
did Michael Cohen tell you specifically that he is working
with the authorities that he has agreed to cooperate with the
authorities in their investigation. I wouldn't
this, this is too important to be to F around. And you know the
word I'm talking about. And I have a five year old son and a
two year old daughter. And that's really why I'm doing the
show. And we're having fun with these Trump tapes. But this is
serious to be Poppy. And I'm not effing around. I know I'd say
you think
Michael, did Michael Cohen tell you specifically really just yes
or no, that he is cooperating with the authorities? Should
charges be fraud?
You didn't edit that? I saw that. I think it works better
with a video job.
Did you tell you not want to answer the question. No. You
don't want to answer the question.
Okay. Because
will you? Let us know what you learn over the weekend? Weekend?
Michael Cohen. Thank you for being here, Tom. Thank you.
Appreciate it. Thank you. Okay.
Wow.
I kind of liked the incoherent version more that he had with
Nicole Wallace. Who actually not incoherent. He was just
completely mumbling just spouting stuff off. And it to
me, it was very entertaining. I
didn't think about this until you mentioned it. By the way.
That was my edit.
I saw someone else did a version of that.
The that you mentioned, which is I didn't think about it. But not
to mention it. Yeah. Is abuse. This is another example of this
guest abuse. And FORGET IT guy on his coat to the gills. Yeah,
can barely talk. And he's talking. He just can't keep a
coherent thought he's so gone. And, and then you just, and then
you let him sit there silently for that period of time asking
that question that he wants to answer. And he just sits there
looking at the camera and be freaked out rubbing beers. It's
really bad. It's horrible. It's unprofessional.
And here's MSNBC, the great NBC news organization of abusing him
some more with Nicole Wallace. This is the intro. What's your
mission now?
Oh, my mission is to get him out of there because he's so
incompetent. And it's so dangerous. And every day. You
know what, this week with the children being ripped for their
parents. I mean, he's obviously a racist, and he has racist
people around him is cruel, and he lies and it just the trauma
that he's putting on all of America every day, and he's just
changing everything about who we what we are as a country, it is
so unsafe, what America represents. And eventually, it's
gonna be trying to rush out our borders. Seems crazy.
Well, your stock up shot, and Russia are gonna be on our
borders. This is why I like
this, this rush on our borders. I mean, it's I don't seems
crazy, but he's just changing everything about the fabric of
our country. But it's just God awful. And so, you know, I'm
glad that my friend Michael Cohen is, is is with us.
Okay, he's with us. Like he's dead. And he says, a spirit. My
friend Michael Cohen is with
us. He's watching is now above. So of course
we want to what Tom? What do you have? What do you have on these
tapes at this point that nowhere in the interview has really been
explained that he has this TV show, but what do you have on
what kind of tapes do the PPT what
is the power? What is on the tapes that you're gonna release
on on on your
CD about Donald Trump? You know, he's this this President, I
mean, he's been on tape. The stuff that's available to the
public already, should be disqualified for, for a guy to
rent a car, for instance. I mean, he started day one.
I liked his logic. The stuff you said that's on tape that we've
heard to disqualify him from renting a car. I don't know like
China with a social ranking or something. Maybe maybe he might
not get the Hertz Gold Line, but I think he can still get it by
calling
and faking his voice to say his father had given him his money
and he was really a billionaire. Here's
a man who in his inebriation is just letting it all spout out.
That's really what's happening here. And it's just he's
reaching back to before before the election before the real
campaign start just anything he can throw out there. It's just
spewing out of you there. And he's sad he's
done. He's admitted to walk into the mystique Universe Pageant to
see them naked and bragging about that on Howard Stern. So
the stuff that's for public consumption it already is. It's
just horrible that it and you know, the tape that I heard he
sees as the Edward and he calls his son, Eric, the R word for
where's that tape? We want to hear him call his own son a
retard that tape we want people
with, you know it just discussing sex sexual harassment
thanks to the women on the set of The Apprentice.
So when I heard this, I knew immediately he's got absolutely
nothing. This is going to be a series 1012 episodes, we'll have
little drips and drabs. We'll keep expecting something to pop
at the end it never be like Geraldo is safe, the alcohol was
safe. Gotta find any take Mark Burnett is not giving up any
tapes. So he's got something but most of its gonna be Howard
Stern stuff, I'm sure. And here he is just a little more about
the president.
And also, the irony is Donald Trump is an illegitimate
president, he did not win the election without help from
Russia to see this. And he knows he's eligible every time you
mentioned it, he freaks out. And that's karma. Okay.
I'm not quite sure how the karma fits into it. Now, now another
one of my favorite topics, which Nicole picks up, she's the one
that's every afternoon on MSN, but she's clearly one of these
people is gonna fit, they're gonna flip, they're gonna flip
again, some flip, flip, flip, flip and flip now. Who's Michael
Cohen?
He's not my lawyer. I don't know that guy. He's a nice guy. You
know, he's so full of and finally, he realized that his
wife have to realize he's like, Oh, my God. Well, I gotta take
care of my family because this guy is the worst. And so he's
taking care of his whole family.
But does that include slipping? Did he tell you
is going to what do you what do you mean? flippy
cooperate with us. He's in a lot of trouble. He did he say
anything that made you think he was going to cooperate with
prosecutors?
He's gonna do well, here's what I here's what I know. He's gonna
take care of his family, his country. The rest of us Jews.
Donald Trump is not he's that user safe. Data. He does a
Donald Trump. Donald Trump does care about him because I care
about his family. And it's over. He does also doesn't want me she
doesn't want to be harassed by Donald Trump, because he is the
President, I'd say still, he probably has a bunch of dudes.
Michael Cohen is
the President probably has a bunch of dudes job. Just so you
know. Don't harass the President's got a bunch of dudes
by Donald Trump, because he is the president United States
still, and he probably has a bunch of dudes. But Michael
Cohen is gonna take care of his family and his country first.
That's all you need to know. Think about that. Yeah,
I'll think about that. So about it. So no, no. Now, here's where
you can clearly hear this confusion about video.
Let me I've got two more questions for you. One, we know
that that what was seized from his offices included a lot of
audio and recordings. Did he promise to share those with you
to share with me? Oh, Michael Cohen, first of all, does not
work for vice. I'd make that clear. He's not getting anybody.
He probably broke. I mean, I should even say that Michael
Cohen did not make any promises. With me working on it. You're
trying to go I love it because he has. He has all the tapes.
And he in fact, some of those headlines are. My name is Adios,
man.
All right, final clip. Of course, he was married to
Roseanne Barr. So we should probably bring up the ex wife.
Let me my last question. You started out your first answer.
You talked about your ex wife? Roseanne? Yes. How did she end
up so far on the other side of the Trump for me?
I don't know. You don't leave a divorce. 24 years ago, I think
that she got into like a lot of people in this country. You
know, and I was talking to I spent a lot of time last few
months talking to her daughter. And you see a lot of these
habits is my family in Iowa. You know, we're talking about Andy
McCabe, the FBI agent, his mother live is from Iowa
province family and his wife is
this he says I think she got into and then he goes off onto a
tangent and a shaggy dog story. Yes. And it comes back. Come
back to I think she got into your blank. Yep, yep, yep.
Yeah, he does. In Iowa.
You know, we're talking about Andy McCabe, the FBI agent his
mother lived is from Iowa. His family and his wife and his
brother was one of my best friends. She's a Trump guy like
it just people just get sucked in there now Roseanne is full on
with the Nazis had with a racist just crazy crazy crazy
to say no. Roseanne is full on with the Nazis and the racist
and the crazy crazy crazy just so you know,
I don't know how you get in there. I think mental health and
she's wrapped up in putting that stuff you know it's rig is there
a guest this thereby they also the disseminate so much
information. I did a deep dive into the information that says
that they've specifically you know, it's not just Fox News but
it's Fox News and the internet. And it's like a drug. Donald
Trump is the kingpin he is perpetuating. That's why he has
to go to he's the kingpin of this drug that people are just
keeping people sick of this country.
He's got to go. We want you to come back when you're vice
special is getting ready to air. It's a series. It is a series. I
love you.
It's a series Nicole. We won't get to it in episode one. It's a
series. I'm Tom Arnold. I will get rid of that scourge Donald
Trump. Like my ex wife who's with the Nazis in the
races to cancel that that series.
Oh, Vice now. Oh, they're not going to cancel that.
You heard it on the show. Really?
You think they're going to cancel it?
Why keeps acting like this?
This is the command. This is what these guys thrive on. They
love this. They always have stupid stuff like this. That's
kind of their business. Not as
bad as you. I mean, you're making it sound like they're
just running another version of Jackass. Vice. Yeah,
yeah, I'd say vice is running. Hello. Tom Freston is the guy
who's shepherding this whole deal former CEO of MTV Networks.
Yeah. It's an advertising agency.
Yeah, no, I understand the advertising agency aspect but
this guy's this guy the problem with guys like this is they turn
on everybody. And
unless you got some dope,
cool, yeah. You keep me supplied with some stuff. He needs
them. We're okay, then we're good to go. But I find that I
find a little sad just I mean, they it was it was such a
emotional rape of this guy. It's just it was on Lawrence
O'Donnell with everybody had him on and kind of half smiling. But
oh, you know, this is let them let them go on and on and on and
on. Oh, beautiful. Great.
Okay. You understand, especially MSNBC. This is just ruination of
their credit. What credibility do they have? But this isn't
helping. And I listened to the guy he's incoherent. Yeah. And
they're taking him seriously because he may have some some
goods on Trump. That's how hard up they are.
Yeah, I think so. I truly think so. You know, this the blip blip
in the media if you listen to all of the interviews he did he
really Michael Cohen is really not giving him anything. Michael
Cohen is not really cooperating. Now it's it's just he's just
trolling. He trolled for his TV show. That's it. They have to
let it go on BS it would be stupid not to it would be stupid
to cancel this.
Keep I'm gonna stick with my theory.
I don't see why vice would have to stop. Why not?
Do for one thing he's gotten nothing. He he sold them a bill
of goods and making it it's gonna make them look stupid or
than they are.
Oh, he's not producing this. They just brought him into the
host. He has nothing.
He had some sales pitch to deal with this or he wouldn't be
involved at all. And this guy says no one's no one's having a
meeting of executives and saying well who are going to have to be
the host? I've got an idea.
Tom Arnold that's the guy you don't know. You don't know the I
don't buy it yet. Hey, David Hasselhoff brought down the
wall. So yeah, you know
if you take that line still might think that
if you take that line of thinking you never know what Tom
Arnold could do.
Ya know, he had he had to be the guy that pushing the sales of
this image and a bunch of guys again, just CMOS, three
executives and him all with a huge pile of white powder. It's
a great idea to do it all. Yeah, Colin's a great friend of mine.
I hang out with him.
Probably. Anyway, it made the weekend a little more
entertaining. Because it started off like this
are the images suggest those of concentration camps, families
being cut apart and
our children are being marched away to showers another being
marched away to showers or they're being told they are just
like the Nazis. It said that they were taking people's
showers and then they
never came back.
Look, bottom line, Donald Trump increasingly looks like Hitler
and Nazi Germany. These look like to concentrate aid. It's
rewarding broken immigration, unusual punishment. John, I said
this yesterday, but increasingly, Donald Trump is
turning this nation into Nazi Germany and turning these into
concentration camps,
that what's happening is very American in that this is how the
country was founded. This is what happened 76 years ago to
Japanese Americans in internment camps.
Now look, I know we're not Nazi Germany. All right, but there is
a commonality there I knew would be controversial, but I felt a
warning flag because he's
so he's so concerned about what's going on. In our all of
us are so concerned we see these heartbreaking images and it's so
awful.
And this is a policy that is inhumane, indecent unAmerican,
completely dictatorial. And like I said yesterday, they are the
tactics that have been used through the through history by
the worst purveyors of pure evil, including slave traders,
including Nazis, including terrorists. And now this great
country is using them as well. And we should all be ashamed.
There are commentators like Joe Scarborough bringing up the N
word Nazi, ah,
the N word has changed. We have to change. Yes, we have. Yes,
the N word stands for Nazi. We can finally use the N word
again.
I have about three clips. I don't have about three clips in
his commentary because there's something I've realized that I
mean, for one thing, the thing we're noticing is that Trump's
sign that thinks okay, we're stopping this, which is what
they wanted him to do. But apparently they have so many
things planned. Protests and yes, stration Yes.
And it's I found that actually march on the same organization.
It did the kids march with the, against the guns. That's
planned. It's done. They are they are running the march on
the 30th. That's happening you no matter what.
And so and the point of their march is to get Democrats
elected. Yeah, there you go. Let's, let's play these three
clips. Yeah, I think it's gonna I think people are getting
annoyed by this. I don't think it's gonna hurt Democrats
personally. But let's go with all hell breaking loose Trump
rap.
Tonight, President Trump at a rally in Las Vegas, they're
lashing out against Democrats for being too soft on
immigration,
because they think immigration is being weak on the border,
which is therefore allowing tremendous crime to come into
our country. They think that that's a good issue for them. I
don't think being weak on the border being pathetically weak
on the border. I don't think that's a good issue.
The President's zero tolerance policy, igniting a brewing
backlash against some of these staff. Last night press
secretary Sarah Sanders kicked out of this Virginia restaurant
while at dinner with family and friends. The owner telling the
Washington Post she asked her to leave on moral grounds,
including separating immigrant families separation
of illegal that was pretty interesting, actually.
How if you did a little research on the whole thing, and it
actually stemmed from the gay staff.
Ah, okay. No, I didn't know I didn't realize this. Yeah, the
gay staff was limited gays refusing to serve someone. Whoa.
Mind sufficiently blown, sir.
So the gay staff apparently a bitch too. There's two chefs a
man and a woman and they could be gay too. But bitch to them
saying that she was there. And they didn't want to serve to her
although they were serving they just gave her own hors d'oeuvres
and stuff, but they were complaining to the chef who was
running the place at the time. And so the chef doesn't know
what to do and he can't make a decision that which is always a
bad sign. So he calls the owner the owner drives over to make
sure because no one is absolutely positive. It was
Sarah Sanders. And so she comes over and then has a talk where
they're in the back patio saying that it's against the principles
of the restaurant that they you know this whatever they get some
song and dance and then senators degree to leave. But yeah, it
was the was the staff was the staff that didn't want it
server.
That's it's it's integral you know, before you move on before
we've finished the patch. I'll do it right after this clip is
done. Fam alien families is the product of the same legal
loopholes that Democrats refused to close.
Today. Sanders tweeting last night I was told by the owner of
Red Hen in Lexington, Virginia to leave because I work for
POTUS and I politely left her actions say far more about her
than about me I want to stop Reapers
interject the funny thing. This was written up in the in the
kind of an interesting publication called a heavy the
staff because it was a gay issue that they were bitching about,
and it was over the Trump's refusal that transgenders in the
army, so it
had nothing to do with the kids in cages. No. And I know this is
misreported. But what?
Well, I think the woman who owned us the the restaurant us
she's the one who introduced that topic. So it was a really
missed report. It just was under reported. But I was reading this
about the complaining about transgenders not being able to
serve in the military and I'm thinking when did the Democrats
and the ever you know, be so pro military they all want to serve
and go to war? No, no, no.
Oh, Stop, stop, stop. This is where you're making a thinking
mistake. The gays do not like the trans. They don't like
they're not saying gays in the military, you know, Don't Ask
Don't Tell all that no trans, they hate trans people. In
general, there is a huge the rift between gay men and trans
MF for FM doesn't matter which way they're going. So of course,
they're gonna say that it's actually it's actually quite
rude and aggressive.
I find the whole thing to be off center. But let's finish this
clip
by by the owner of Red Hen in Lexington, Virginia to leave
because I work for POTUS and I politely left her actions say
far more about her than about me.
I want a nation to treat every person with dignity and
compassion and fairness.
Her father Mike Huckabee coming to her defense tweeting bigotry
on the menu at Red Hen restaurant in Lexington,
Virginia, where you can ask for the hate plate and appetizers
are small plates for small minds. But hours earlier the
former governor posting this tweet saying Nancy Pelosi
introduces her campaign committee for the Take Back of
the house. Sanders is not the first member of the
administration to face public outrage Homeland Security
Secretary Kirsten Nielsen heckled last week at a Mexican
restaurant. Executive tonight inside the White House sources
telling ABC News officials are suffering from whiplash blaming
White House aide Stephen Miller for pushing the zero tolerance
policy. I didn't
like the sight or the feeling of families being separated
and now are left scrambling to implement the executive order
stopping the separation of families.
And Tara now joins us from the White House and Terrace sources
are telling you members of Congress may have new
legislation to fix an issue with the President's executive order.
With senior White House and Hill officials tell me that if a
larger immigration bill fails to pass in the Congress next week,
they're preparing a more narrow bill that would allow children
to stay with their parents in detention centers for more than
20 days. A vote on that bill could come as early as Tuesday
night.
Ah, geez, That's so stupid. This whole thing. And you were right
about the I was thinking that the next outrage would be
migrant children drugged without consent. And besides the fact
that news media can't discuss pharmaceuticals in that manner.
This also really started in 2010. Obama's years, and there's
lawsuits that deal specifically with 2010 and forcibly injecting
children with psychotropic drugs. Yeah, so yeah, so we're
not gonna
talk about that. It wasn't it's not Trump.
We're not going to bring that up. And, and Kirsten Nielsen was
all her they went, the protesters went to her house.
And we're in front of her house playing the sound of the crying
children and chanting and and all of this, of course, is is
encouraged by members of Congress put
up a list here of Democratic colleagues of yours who have
called for the resignation of Kristin Nielsen, the Secretary
of Homeland Security, in light of what we've seen happen over
the last few days. Are you going to add your name to those ranks?
Do you think she should step aside?
Oh, absolutely. She should step aside, you know, I have no
sympathy for these people that are in this administration, who,
you know, know, it's wrong, what they're doing on so many fronts,
but they tend to not want to confront this president, or even
leave, but they know what they're doing is wrong. And I
want to tell you, but these members of his Cabinet who
remain and try to defend him, they're not going to be able to
go to a restaurant, they're not going to be able to stop at a
gas station. They're not going to be able to shop at a
department store. The people are gonna turn on them. They're
gonna protest, they gotta absolutely harass them until
they decide that they're going to tell the president No, I
can't hang with you. This is wrong. This is unconscionable.
We can't keep doing this to children.
That's right. Just go and harass everybody. Yeah,
that's good. Yeah, no, that's
politics. No one harass everybody at home. Now, Hillary
Clinton raised one and a half million dollars to quote help
families separated at the border. Oh, she's a genius,
which went to all the chip in organizations. Yeah, sure. But I
think I think it's important because she needed to show that
she could still raise money and that's why I think she jumped
all over this. Ah, right to show Hey, I
got it. Yeah, because she's still running. I still got it
she's gonna run again. I don't dead the Democrats have gotten
nobody now. Here's it. Here's a clip. This is the weird after
Trump. Trump signed off on it and then in this particular
clip, which may have been even a local clip, but whatever it may,
it was network but it had cake. Kamala Harris comm Paula Harris
Campbell, it depends on what part of the state you're from,
who's our senator who is wants to be the next president. She's
the black woman. She's not that bright. And she says it's what
she says in this particular clip, she comes out and says, as
is going to disqualify she's never even gonna get nominated.
But this is again, everybody going to Trump signed off to the
end of the project of Hope thing, but no, no, no,
everyone's still going nuts. The immigration controversy
has ignited not only protests but also efforts to help migrant
families at the center of the crisis. Here's Carter Evans.
Protesters flocked to the federal building in Los Angeles
today to donate toys to children who were ripped from their
parents at the border. It's pretty overwhelming response. On
Friday night they rallied outside the federal jail
downtown where detainees had been housed. About 100 separated
children are believed to be somewhere in the city. In San
Diego protests continued downtown an effort to pressure
the Trump administration to reverse its zero tolerance
immigration policy. Along the border Yesterday, Senator Kamala
Harris visited a detention center where immigrants are
being held.
These mothers have shared their stories, their personal stories
that are a story of a human rights abuse being committed by
the United States. Back at the rally
in LA Maria Vasquez says she knows what the children are
going through. You left your family in Guatemala, you spent
months in detention, you now have been granted asylum. Is it
all worth it? Yes, it's all worth it.
I'm not one of the person that Trump's thinks I am.
This group is now planning to bring its protest to the border
and deliver the toys they've collected to one of the
detention centers. Meanwhile, California State regulators are
beginning inspections of those facilities.
Elaine Carter Evans, thank you. A large number of migrants are
trying to escape poverty and violence in the Central American
country of El Salvador. Omar via Franca is there with a story of
okay, you can kill that. So the more I'm watching this, I get I
keep getting this sense because of a clip we played the last
show that there's some cover up going on of something else. Well
as it began during the Obama administration.
Well, I have thought about that. It's not necessarily a cover up,
but there is a real issue. The Office of Refugee and
resettlement I think it is our O RR. We have they have about one
and a half billion dollars in contracts that are written out
to mainly and you've seen a lot of them in news reporting to
religious groups, churches. That's why you see clergy
showing up talking about oh, this can't be because a lot of
this is all it's all commercial business. So you know, yeah, we
got to stop it because an outrage but it will come at the
expense of everybody. We hooked up with these, you know, it's
three to $500 nights and fees for taking care of the refugees
resettling them to they're the ones by the way,
I think this is part I think this is part of a bigger scam.
Yes. And I we've talked about this specifically. Oh, you
actually brought it up at some time back. Yeah. And I'm, I was
hearing this other stuff. And this is the clip the next clip I
want to play a short clip. But it reminds me of the clip that
we played on the last show about the by eight months ago about
the kid from Guatemala that was in a foster home and they and
then they brought him back and now they shipped back to
Guatemala to his other family and it was he was really settled
in and then I heard this clip and I got very now I'm getting
very skeptical here. This is the immigration kid and NYC but
there
are still more than 1800 at other agencies separated from
their parents, among them eight year old Danny he's in New York.
His mother being detained in El Paso facing charges after
crossing the border illegally is at Nila Serrano trying to
reunite them how Paso
Processing Center has not responded. We've already bought
the bus ticket ready to go. She
is not even aware that she's not coming home,
fog of uncertainty fueling frustration and calls for
expedited reunions like this one in Baltimore Friday. Others who
have been deported like these families in Honduras, taking
solace in seeing their loved ones while in Texas. Buses drop
off young mothers and their children at this station daily.
They wear ankle monitors as they wait for word on their asylum
cases. And a nationwide debate rages on. Ah,
what I'm thinking here. They were detained in El Paso and now
all of a sudden the kids in New York Yes. How did they get
shuffled off to New York like overnight this seems like
they're this is like child thievery. And they're all in
Hang up in these foster homes and various systems that are
getting government money. And you get paid per head. Yes, per
night or per day per head per night. So you're getting money.
I mean, this seems like they're just stealing these kids on
purpose. And this isn't something Trump started. There
you go, I'll only raise
the number John $1.5 billion a year for these organizations who
took these as you call them, kids, they were 1819 year old
dudes look like but okay, maybe they're 1617. These were boys,
even men, young men, with ankle monitors. Why the ankle monitors
is not from ice. It's not from Department of Homeland Security
is from these organizations who are shuttling the kids putting
them in these different places. Remember that Obama specifically
wanted to bring a lot of Syrians to Detroit. I mean, this
placement program has been in place for a while now. And a
million and a half billion of $1.5 billion. That's a lot of
money. Yeah, that's a lot of money.
Yeah. And so especially for cronies. So this is nothing new
and new. Just the only reason has gotten so much attention
recently, because of this. Because one thing they wanted to
get Miller, who's always, you know, a target, the drumming,
Gubbels Gubbels. And they and, and they started this No, I
guess what's, no, you can't make any mistakes. What's it called
000 tolerance policy, which makes everybody have to get into
the system instead of just the select ones that they would have
to shuffle around like that. I would suspect that kid from
Guatemala, and then this kid in New York, but that fact that is
a kid in New York and a mom in El Paso. How did they kid get to
New York? Why is he in New York? How is this the same as the
putting the kids and kids in cages? It's not the same at all.
This is some underlying scam then has been going on for quite
some time.
So the data I have here is O R R. Pa o r r is not a government
agency. O R R is just a not just a nonprofit who receives funding
from the government. And they award about it's been about an
average of 1.4 billion per year. Since 2002. It has 26 immigrant
shelters that it runs and the other ones that we've been the
ones that we've seen on the news, the Walmart Supercenter in
Brownsville. It's about 200. And I have $256 per night per person
is what they get. But this is this is a very well established
big network. And yeah. You said, you said they're stealing
babies, they're stealing children. As interesting. You
put it that way. Because who knows what these guys are doing?
What's the oversight? Who has oversight? Who has been looking
at them at all? Maybe they're, you know, you say cover up?
Yeah, maybe they're all scrambling Oh, shit. We didn't
track these kids. I knew we forgot something.
I mean, it doesn't sound like good human trafficking. The
bass.
Yeah, does. Well, maybe it will come out. I don't know. But it
seems like
I mean, I think flat footed because I think this corruption
is deep into the all the systems that have been in place since. I
don't know they may have begun before Obama. Bush probably. But
you don't know.
abuses at any border is not something new for any
administration, I would say. But luckily we had the celebrities
out in force and Entertainment Tonight to sum it all up to tell
us how we should think
stars are speaking out on President Donald Trump's
controversial zero tolerance immigration policy that has
resulted in a recorded 2000 children being separated from
their parents at the US Mexico border during a six week period
in April and May. Chrissy Teigen and John Legend were two of the
first celebs to voice their outrage, penning a letter they
shared via Instagram on the President's birthday last week.
Quote, John and I are outraged to see and hear the horror
stories of immigrant families seeking asylum and refuge in
America being ripped apart due to the inhumane policies of the
Trump administration. Sara Borealis also took to social
media tweeting, quote, this is beyond inhumane. On Father's
Day, and Hathaway captioned this shot, my dad and I are disgusted
and rocked to our core by the current administration's
shocking decision to separate asylum seeking immigrant
families, the consequence of which is creating orphans with
living parents. Sophia Bush encouraged her followers to take
action, tweeting, call your senators. Meanwhile, Jimmy
Kimmel wrote quote, I hope that our president and his minions
remember that Children should be with their parents not in
detention centers. Reese Witherspoon called the policy
cruel and immoral and deplorable. Alyssa Milano said
the fight for humanity is on. And Ellen DeGeneres tweeted, I
don't care what your politics are. We can't be a country that
separates children from their parents. So
that just kind of fueled more more outrage. Just everyone all
pissed off just on the social nets, just yelling, yelling at
each other on television. They got one final one from MSNBC.
This is Peter Emerson, who tried to bring in the Hitler meme and
kind of screwed it up. Peter, I
want to get your reaction to a tweet by President Trump
yesterday, he wrote, we must maintain a strong southern
border. We cannot allow our country to be overrun by illegal
immigrants, as the Democrats tell their phony stories of
sadness and grief, hoping it will help them in the elections.
Obama and others have the same pictures and did nothing about
it. I don't know where to begin. First of all, they were not the
same.
I don't know where to begin. Well, do you know it's true, but
okay,
what is your response?
Well, it's the response that anyone who's read history would
give that is you have to begin the process of turning people
into animals by de human dehumanizing, sorry to
mispronounce
these humanity Ising he's he's trying to say you got it like
the Jews, the Jews are subhuman. They're animals. That's what he
was trying to say when he got messed up there
any Yeah, he choked. Yeah.
What did not help and this was very curious to me, is Melania
Trump's jacket. So she wore this jacket. And the biggest defense
quite honestly, is it was a Zara jacket from last season. I mean,
please, that was insulting. But it said I really don't care do
you on the back? And I think you could see that in two ways. And
the minute the news hit I ran off to the social nets to take a
look and indeed of a large portion of people thinking I
didn't care about the fake news mainstream media a large portion
of people think doesn't care about the children they
literally read it that way. Sure.
That's a classic dementia dementia be break
now the the crazy thing about it is that her spokes whole said
no, no, there's no message if that was the mistake. Like no,
no, there's no there's no message and then the President
comes out later and tweets. Oh, it was clearly a message towards
the fake news media.
So they gotta coordinate they stepped in it what did
they get but what this can only end one way violence someone's
gonna get that's
what by Rush Limbaugh says that someone's gonna get shot again.
Rush Limbaugh has been saying that for over a week, that there
any blaming mainstream media, because they're the ones that
are fanning the flames by running all these stories that
could be just as easily ignored. They're not that, you know, it's
not like it's breaking news, you wore a jacket. And they're just
looking for trouble and they're looking to get stuff. Yeah, it's
gonna be violent, somebody's gonna get shot. So
they're, they're fueling it. But what's happening with the social
the social nets, that's where people are losing really losing
their minds. And I have two short clips, one about the
social nets in general then one about Trump, which and I, I
didn't play these on the last show, because we I had the
pieces of interview from Jaron Lanier, who wrote the book about
you have to delete that. He said, he says something really
interesting here that I hadn't considered about the algorithms
of social media, and how and why people are going insane when
they take to Twitter. So you have the machine, the machine is
24/7. It's the news networks. It's the news programs. It's
print, you know, it's the it's the Time magazine cover with the
child who was never separated from her mother, which, you
know, activates a whole different group of people. But
the algorithms do something which I hadn't considered. And
that I think explains why we're in the trouble we're in today.
In traditional behaviorism, you would give an animal or a person
a little treat like candy or maybe an electric shock, and
you'd go back and forth between positive and negative feedback.
And when researchers try to determine whether positivity or
negativity is more powerful, they're roughly at parity.
They're both important. But the difference with social media is
that the algorithms that are are following you respond very
quickly, they're looking for the quick responses. And the
negative responses like getting startled or scared or irritated
or angry, tend to rise faster than the positive responses like
Bill then trust or feeling good, those things rise more slowly.
So the algorithms naturally catch the negativity and amplify
it and introduce negative people to each other and all of this.
And so what this does is it means that the algorithms
discovered there's more engagement possible, say, by
promoting ISIS and promoting the Arab Spring. And so ISIS gets
more mileage, or promoting the Klu Klux Klan than Black Lives
Matter. Now, in the big picture, it's not true, that negativity
is more powerful. But if you're doing this very rapid
measurement of human impulses, instead of accumulated human
behavior, then it's the negativity that gets amplified.
So you tend to have elections that are more driven by rancor
and abuse, and you tend to have outcomes that are kind of crazy.
I hadn't considered that the algorithm would catch the
negative engagement, not recognize, well, whether
recognize it, of course, it knows that it's negative,
because it goes and looks for more of it, it has no opinion.
And if that's good or bad, you know, by him
that I'm not buying any of that. He said, I think it's total
bullshit. Why don't believe there's an algorithm that does
that,
oh, it's a very simple algorithm. And, of course, if
you're responding back and forth, and it sees this, it's
just going to find more people to surface in your feed that
have similar opinions with people like you are opposed to
people like you, I see that that's not that I think is the
core of what it actually does is not much smarter than that,
which is why the advertising sucks, because that's the level
of it's very basic, is a very basic script to make this run.
Yeah. And so what you're saying, I know, you just you could keep
saying I'm still not buying it.
You're just not providing an argument as to why it's not
happening. Well,
that's you don't have to provide an argument why it's not
happening. Oh, silly.
All right. I'm sorry, jays. What kind of argument is that? It's
like
this, like saying is it's not raining in here right now. It's
actually sunny and 90 will really
prove it. But this isn't this is more subjective.
It just makes it worse. I don't have to provide an argument that
is not happening.
Okay. Well, I think it is happening. I really do. And I
think what
you have to provide the argument that it is happening, and the
argument is just Liniers the arguments on it. And you're I
know you've said it, so you may have more experienced than you
can throw that in my face. You should have Didn't you just cut
me off the book? I was about to do it. You wouldn't let me you
wouldn't let me.
I beat you to it. Yeah. But I don't see that on Twitter. Oh,
my God. Told, littered did you do sign up for the people that
you want to follow? They don't throw?
That's wrong. Your if you ever look at your feed, just your
regular feed? That's not true. That feed is manipulated. Are
you kidding me?
What do you mean my regular feed?
If you go to Twitter, just your regular home? Twitter, not your
mentions, but just home? Yeah, you're seeing things are being
inserted there from people you do not follow. And it's inserted
from people favoriting tweets that you do follow Oh, this is?
Do you even know how this works?
I know how it works. And I'm not seeing what you what he says,
which is a compound you also see any comp.
Also you also do not engage like other people are engaging. You
don't tweet back and forth with people.
You don't want to get to I just always again to a silly origin
is
why you have no algorithmic engagement.
Right? Believe it's nice to think that you can be as so
paranoid as to think that this is not a problem. I'm paranoid.
But I know it was linear is you start to sell his book. Well,
he's selling a book that has nothing to do with paranoia.
It's just I'm just saying that I'm not saying I know, I ran
into what here's, here's what you can
say until the cows come home. I'm not seeing that. That's a
direct trick. There is no evidence up. Sure. That's your
trick. You're not seeing
your funny way. I just cool that you would put it that way. I
think that's an interesting sleight of hand to say is the
Divorce Act trick, but just the way I feel about it. Now. Let me
give you an example. Here's what happened. I was loose. I had the
I got the you saw the Tracy Ullman clip? Yes, of course. I
have. I have a copy of it here. It's short. But she does this. I
think we should play it. But I played it. I said I thought it
was ironic that even though I don't purely just ever say
anything on Twitter, I said it was ironic that this was being
promoted by Corden. At least that's where I got it. It was
retweeted by
James Corden. Yeah, well, that's kind of like, I'm English.
Therefore, I hang out with real English comedians.
Some like Korean Korean places. Yeah. Well, there's that that's
probably the real element. But Gordon plays play He didn't,
proudly and I said this is ironic because he's the kind of
people that are sitting around the doing this exact thing.
Yeah, are the kinds of guests that he has and encourages. And
so some guy tweets me, I blocked him after this, by the way.
Yeah, another reason why tweet
outros don't kick in for you. He says, Wow, whoosh right over
your head.
Oh, is there some bigger joke that we didn't get?
No, there's not but he thinks but he's dementia A. So he saw a
bigger joke, cheese. And we can play the clip and I'll tell you
what he thought the bigger joke was, and why it really makes all
the difference in the rest of it is just kind of a cover for the
real joke.
This support group is for people who are so woke that they are
finding it impossible to have any fun at all,
I should probably put it into context. Tracy Ullman is acting
is acting as if she is a leader of a group similar to AAA.
You're sitting in a semicircle and you're all sharing and
talking about your issues on this one particular topic.
We have somebody new with SS week. So would you like to
introduce yourself?
Hi, I'm Oscar. I think like a lot of you guys. For me, it
started with the little things saying an online petition going
into a march what I mean, before I knew I was right into the
Guardian about LGBT representation in the Harry
Potter books, which
is shocking, by the way,
all right. We've all read your blog. Don't worry, Oscar, you've
come to the right place. All of the young people in this room
are ruining their lives by being overly virtuous.
That's actually a microaggression to say young
people, because it carries conscious bias towards the
elderly.
Actually, what you're doing is denying agency to the elderly,
which is arguably much worse. This this
is what I'm talking about. You see, it's a slippery slope. One
minute, you're carrying a reusable water bottle. Fine. And
the next minute you're arguing that water is racist. Oh my god,
it's water racist. No, no. It's just an example. Right? How did
you guys get on with the homework by set? You guys isn't
a specially inclusive term. Not now. Jamie,
by homework? Do you mean having to watch that old people sitcom?
It's called
Friends, Lily, and you are supposed to watch it and enjoy
it. Well,
I try. But I find it deeply problematic. Why? Well, there's
the homophobia, the transphobia, the fascism and the slut
shaming. And could Chandler be any more annoying?
You can't go through your 20s worrying about every aspect of
everything. You have to pick your battles. And just remember
that it doesn't really matter. Because by the time you hit your
30s, most of you are going to be massively right wing anyway.
Have any of you started to think that maybe the poor people don't
deserve benefits? No, or watch out for that one because that's
how it starts. Look, I understand this is all been a
bit much for some of you. So let's take five and have a whole
panel.
I find the word Hobnob very Phallocentric fuck off Jamie.
Good old Tracy.
Now the
second richest comedian in show business after Jerry Seinfeld.
I think she's got much more money than Seinfeld.
You think I mean that because Simpsons right? She pretty much
but she has MTL
for people that don't know Tracy Ullman. When she did The Tracey
Ullman Show I think was on network ABC. Maybe it was Fox
she Fox? Oh, it's Fox. She had a deal that anyone who wanted to
develop a skit or a bid or anything if they took it to
another level, in other words, developed it and made it a show
she would get like two to 5% of it. Yeah. And the Simpsons.
Give me Give me 2% of The Simpsons Holy crap. So
she ended up Well, besides being a never ending bonanza. Yeah.
She and all the residuals. she I think she really wrapped it up.
I think she went way beyond science really as possible. And
she's supposed to be now
think about Yeah, because all different languages are so easy
to do. Yes, she should be in the in the billion dollar range.
Yeah. I met her once when she was when she was still doing
what she went from comedian to sing. I
was always like to meet her. She seems like she's very funny.
She's
incredibly kind. But even then she and I was 19. And I think
she was she must have been she's probably nine years. 19 years
older than I am. And she was very nice. One of my first TV
shows. Well, anyway,
back to this, this bit that where she says you're all going
to become right wingers when you're 30 Because you're going
to think that the people don't you shouldn't be getting a
stipend. That is the according to this guy. That's what I
didn't get because that's what it's really all about. That.
Wow. Taking, that's taking it a bit far.
And yeah, because it wasn't a criticism of these idiots. It
was a criticism of people who do you know, all of a sudden don't
think that the elderly should get a stipend and there creeps
in so I'm thinking when I went looked at his feed the guys just
it just
blocked him. You blocked him. Yeah blocked him now do you ever
just a question on the blocking since you know since you have
successfully controlled your algos to not engage you? Do you
tweet back to somebody first when you say like hashtag
blocked Do you wait before actually blocking them to make
sure they can see it? Because I do. I do. I wait because I know
if you remove that person's tweet then I don't know where
mine goes. But wood blocks are
our I used to do was type in blocked and then block them
evidently, when they don't even know this. Why would I even do
hashtag block. So then I evolved into putting hashtag blocked and
not blocking them? Just like That's good. That's good. That's
confusing. And yes. And then the Nan when I block people now I
just block them. I don't even care about feedback or letting
them know I don't care what there was a make them don't even
notice.
Okay. So the second clip from Jaron Lanier is about Trump and
the algos.
I have never known Trump, but I have met him a few times over a
fairly long period over 30 years, actually through
different circumstances. And I will say that, while I never
would have voted for him as President, and I always thought
he was somewhat untrustworthy and a bit of a showman and a bit
of a scammer. He never lost himself and became so strangely
insecure, and so weirdly irritable until he had his own
addiction, in this case to Twitter. And it's really it's
really damaged him. I mean, I view Trump in a way as a victim.
Oh, yeah, absolutely. His character has been really
damaged by his Twitter addiction,
because of the reaction he gets from each tweet. Yeah. So you
know, what
happens in addiction is the addict becomes hooked, not just
on the good part of the addiction experience, but on the
whole cycle. So a gambler is not just addicted to winning, but to
this whole process where they mostly lose. And in the same
way, the Twitter addict or the social media addict, becomes
addicted to this engagement, which is often unpleasant, where
they're engaged in these, you know, really abusive exchanges
with other human beings. And only once in a while is that you
can watch Trump like every once in a while there will be this
tweet where somebody likes him. And that's when he gets his
little, we call it in the trade the dopamine hit. On Facebook,
for instance, little dopamine hit, and then he dives in for
more negativity and thinks that he gets it again. And you can
see the addiction playing out.
Like that he called Trump a victim of
Twitter addiction. It's cute. It's interesting. I mean, that
guy's amusing at this level, I have to say, in the trade, we
call it this like, well,
if you if you saw the whole interview in context, then you
know, because he kind of goes back to the history of how this
developed, and particularly Facebook, which came from a
different place than Twitter, I'll give you that. But Facebook
came from raiding people's faces and being rated.
Or at least it was Zuckerberg trying to get a date.
Yeah. But along the way, in their industry, whatever he
said, they figured out that oh, wait a minute, we can give
people a dopamine hit by by letting them have likes.
I don't think they figured it out. I think that it just
happened naturally. Yes. Yes. It wasn't a plot. No,
it was not a plot. But once once it happened, they're like, oh,
shit, this is working.
Yeah. No, there's no doubt about it. They took advantage of it,
that's for sure. Okay, so I'm not gonna deny that. But my dad
can not blame the social networks for all the problems
that we have. I think it's a good as good as any rationale,
but it does increase the speed at which people get work to and
go crazy. Yeah, no doubt about and all I'm saying is I increase
and there's a high likelihood that that is being tweaked. And
not not even purposely for for for evil. Just to keep people
engaged. This is the word engagement. How do you keep them
engaged by giving people what they what they want? What are
they want this stuff they're looking at? Alright, give me
more of that. And we want it now. Yeah, that's exactly yeah.
But with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you, John. C stands for can't see the algos
Devorah
I'm not looking Jhansi Dvorak here and I don't believe there's
algos. That's going to yell the chips and see what's in the
ground subs in the water days and nights.
Yeah, in the morning everyone in the troll room. How are y'all
doing? Good to have you here this morning? No agenda
stream.com They got a nice concert this morning. For those
of you who listen to the stream live Thursdays and Sundays, they
got to the toasts. Ah,
you know, by the way, just on this algo thing, I liked the way
you get to go off on the algo thing and condemn me for like
denying the possibility that doesn't exist or doesn't work.
And you're the one that constantly bitches and moans
about how these elbows don't work with advertising. That's
what I said. You can't have it both ways. That's what I said,
don't work at all, or they work. You know, half the time. Just
make your argument No.
And I'm happy to provide you with the last word so everyone
can just roll their eyes, and they can roll their eyes anyway.
And I want to say in the morning to Darren O'Neill, he brought us
the artwork for episode 1044. That title of that episode was
misrepresented or misunderstood by a couple I saw
what was the title again? The
title was free scooter. Yeah, which we meant to be one of
these bird bikes. Not that we want you to go steal one. But we
happen to have some information about how you could do that how
you could if you wanted to if someone thought this was about
Trump's pardoning of Scooter Libby.
Oh, that's cool. We had the dumbleton jofra.
Double Yes, without even knowing it anything filthy, or that
without even knowing it. But it was a great piece of work that
Darren put together for us. It was a, you know, a classic old
vinyl record with a label with drag on it. Right. Yeah, I mean,
it was well done. And
if he's more you looking at it's got 33 point 33 speed, which is
33 and a third, which is the speed which is 330 3.33. But it
used to be three instead of 1/3. It's got it's very lots of
little subtleties in that artwork, which is what I like,
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You Here's what it does. Yeah. 333 Woodford Virginia. Hi, John
and Anne, please set my donation to keep you guys solvent. I can
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But I'm just reading his note.
New International Version Psalms 130 7.9 Happy is the one who
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All right. Now we have an issue here with Richard Unterberger.
He's an M house, Pennsylvania to 2222.
Now he was the executive producer on the last show. Was
he not? Yes. Okay.
But we read the wrong note. We screwed it up is a bunch of
Well, I had we had one job one. Job one job. Now I'm gonna look
at this note and I'm looking at the email he sent and see if
they're identical. appears to be I don't know. Yeah, I think it
is. So I can just read Okay. Well, no, it's not quite the
same. I'll read from the email. I donated again, and this time
my notes should be in the spreadsheet. Just in case it
isn't here. Here I go. It's long, but considered a twofer
drunk donation during a marathon of cornhole oh, by the way. So
I'm watching I'm flipping around on the Sling TV network and
there's ESPN This is a saw it's gonna be soft board or no a
World Series College World Series. And instead it was the
it was the finals or near the finals of the cornhole
championship. You know, I national
I had never heard of cornhole until I moved to Texas. And it's
kind of a national pastime here. Well, but if you don't if you
come from the Beavis and Butthead era, you got to hold
different guys
it means something else. Now, so I'm watching this is actually
fascinating. There's the two guys in the finals and one is
gonna go into the losers round first double into elimination
people know what that means. So I'm sitting watching it and Jay
my daughter comes in and she's she's What are you doing is I'm
watching you ever heard a cornhole? She says yes, the game
was she says immediately and I said, Well, here's the
championship. And she sits down and she looks at this thing. Now
these two guys are from a distance are nailing it and
they're doing blocks and there's two sides to the bag and one of
them sticks and one of them goes in and they do some cold air
mail they just throw it from a distance go straight in the hole
you try to block the other guys it's actually kind of worth
watching for a while and she's
it on the level of curling
it's faster, okay. So fast. It's like curling and so far as the
idiosyncrasies are concerned, but it's a faster pace game. I
mean, they really rock
because Google curling the the attraction of curling is hot
chicks who yell
you Well that's that's different, I suppose. Anyway, so
these guys are just killing it. So I said astonishing most of
the by the way, if you're going to play this game you don't know
how to play it, you should watch these pros play it because most
of the shots are before the whole and they slides into the
whole 90% of the whole shots are from the sliding in as opposed
to straight air mailing. It definitely
is hard. I prefer my air mailing technique when I'm calling
holding
a bet you are due now. So Jay says that it was for about five
minutes he goes, Hmm, interesting. Yeah, they really
packed him in big audience. There's like 40 people in the
stands. Watching these two guys. The championship okay.
I'm glad you got that out of your system.
Someone's getting cornhole today. Sounds like a recipe for
success to me.
So I'm guessing that Richard in the note was watching the same
thing. But he says drunk donation during a marathon of
cornhole was odd. Last week snow didn't go well. And so here I'm
to give what I can during the time of scant support. I'd like
to ask for a douche bag a D douching. covered last week and
by another donors note attributed to me. My filler
phrase I read the wrong note. Yeah, it has the wrong visit.
Mistake me that's me. Perhaps on me. Yeah. My Filipino used
to say my bad man.
And you know what? I think about that.
You despise it? I do. You really don't like people? It's my bad.
My bad. My bad. My bad. My bad. My bad. My bad. My bad. What did
you do? Why don't you just say Eat shit? Because that's what
you're saying. When you say my bad?
Really? doesn't even sound like it? No, it's a way of taking
responsibility without feeling sorry. It's the modern day
equivalent of AFD responsive it's insincere Yes,
it's the modern day equivalent of I apologize doesn't mean
you're sorry.
My fellow producers really need to step it up and the show has
been excellent recently we all benefit greatly from the wisdom
and experience of John M because we're older and the top notch no
agenda community as a whole because they're great. Stepping
up stepping up people. Can I please get a relationship karmas
I recently lost a second love of my life much like the first to
the opioid epidemic. She's not dead just gone. Oh man. That's
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car karma for my second Honda beat I recently purchased that
he recently purchased to see the
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of my sanity during the difficult time. I don't know
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incredible thing and we all need you guys.
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You've got karma you've got
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of tiny cars not the just out of tiny cars
anonymous in Phoenix, Arizona. $207.46 Call me some guy from
Phoenix if you want. By the way relationship karma seem excuse
me seems to be working. Maybe a request for more. I'm within
earshot of Knighthood looking forward to being part of the
Round Table.
Let me give him some more relationship karma then here you
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topspin on that relationship karma forum.
Sir Johnny the swamp night in Washington DC 202. Washington DC
as the best we can do. Hail to the podcast in the universe. Oh,
Hail to the best podcast in the universe and greetings from the
swamp lands of Washington DC. The dry spell in donations is
always a sign to step up and let you know how crucial the shows
analysis is for critical thinkers and sanity. Even then
dimension B can take a mental toll in my neighborhood there's
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if Trump graffiti and there's even a store that sells nothing
but this stuff called the outrage. There you go just find
the outrage and they'll send In the selection excellent this
kind of hate is unhealthy or constructive which is why you
see this shameful harassing of public officials I humbly ask
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and lights or Johnny this one night. Okay, that's that's shown
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Politics are wrong. John McClellan to $2.33. Enjoy the
unique perspective of your media deconstruction, keep it up to
all the producers out there, please donate and do it right
now. I mean, you you Yes, you do have a couple of questions. One
now this is very interesting. Question number one is something
I was going to call for in second half of show segment.
Because we have a donor I believe in night, if not of
higher
period fat fire bottles, Baron. There you go.
Baron, who always sends his donation notes on the Federation
of Planets letterhead. And the first question that Shawn has is
I'd love to know the story behind the letters that come in
on the Federation of Planets letterhead, it's mentioned often
but I didn't catch the origins and details behind it. I've
never actually seen the letterhead because it always
comes into the PIO box, you see them and
I am going to put a copy of one of the letters from the, from
the Federation.
Now when it's called the Federation of Planets, it says
the
Federation of Planets. It's the logo of the Star Trek
Federation. The whole thing is so it must be real
Star Trek Federation.
Yeah, what do you think it? I thought that was the start.
Notice that Star Wars and Star Trek.
You said Star Trek. I know. But um, yes. Oh, okay. So this is
not the real Federation of Planets letterhead. It's just
the Star Trek Federation of Planets letterhead.
No, this is the Star Trek's Federation of Planets is real.
Okay, well,
at least we're on the same of the same track good.
So I will send this very small letter has more small compact
piece of paper because in the future, they can afford eight
and a half by 11. chews up too many trees. So all the papers
shrunk. I'll send I'll send the next time one comes in. I don't
have one handy. If I find one, just by accident. I'll run it in
the news. It'll be in the newsletter, so stay tuned.
Anyway, number two, I plan on getting my technician license
next month just started studying a couple of days ago. What are
the details behind the 7373 donation in relation to ham
radio?
Oh, okay. That won't be in your test. But it is good to know
there's a number of codes and that you use and you've heard of
you know Q SL q th you probably heard those terms but then we
have two numbers in particular 73 and 88. And 73 stands for
hugs and kisses. No 73 Is greetings and 88 says for hugs
and kisses
yeah
and
so that's why I'm commonly say 77 eateries Yes
73 O M, which stands for old man 70 threes O M
Yeah 70 threes Oh MDU at last Jessie LV hit me in the mouth.
He continues with his note some time ago but has never donated
Please call him out and call out his brother Ethan in j&k please
add me to the birthday list he's on the birthday list. I don't
really so he is Yes he is. His fourth annual 33rd birthday
he's from the Federation of Planets
we didn't have letterhead to prove it sir upper deck or $200
Hey Sir upper deck I haven't heard from him for a while sir
Upper Deck are forever
with a donation between diaper payments which are expensive
need deal making karma to make it back before my Babies R Us
card is do Babies R Us Babies R Us it's been a while since
you've been to one of them but
yes, I know it's got karma that Toys R Us Toys R Us
was never babies or US came after wait later. Yeah,
no Christina was born when babies Ross was in its heyday.
We never went into
a Babies R Us and I thought I was saying you know having a
baby. You got a baby. No they got someone with with some
there's no babies for sale.
You got one that's already potted or what kind of babies
you got
it they got nothing. It's a joke. So just a misleading name
for a store. Yes. Stephens Cheshire, Cheshire is $20 from
the UK. Hi, John and Adam note for the show for this donation
sent by email 75 argit Ababa Bob and his email address. Let me go
look at you might look to I'm looking, okay, let me let me do
it. I can do it. I can do it. I hate outlook. You using Outlook?
Yeah,
well, it has some form of a database, and then you can
search in the database. But if you ever if whenever you do a,
it's kind of hard to explain. If you enter a search term, and
then you click in one of like last month or today and I click
in it, then the search term changes to something else. It's
busted this piece of shit. Horrible. Horrible. This must be
it.
This is short, temporary says it's for 1044 It's 1045. He's
off his show. Oops. Let's just get back to that. Steve, and he
writes Hi, John and Anna, we just longtime listener from
Bristol in the UK where we're trying to overdo another
donation we did donate a couple of years back but never put a
mention on the show. We listen to your show every week. It's
twice a week. And now I've found it came our main news feed as we
find it. The only source of credible news nowadays. We enjoy
after listening to your dis deconstruction of events, how
the same stories are being reported mate as we report days
in advance to some of the ones you'll hear. While we're here in
the UK. It makes us laugh, but sometimes scream and cry
especially the stories about Trump. Yeah, they they hate
Trump over there. We were over in California in April, May this
year on a holiday and I had to say what a beautiful place the
park from San Francisco. If only we had remembered our poop map.
While we were over there, we never met anyone who had a half
decent word to say about Trump, not one. So all we could take
from that is that your news networks are certainly doing a
good job on that front. Keep feeding the slaves. for your
excellent work and hours of entertainment you provide.
Please find our donation of $265 for this week's show came in
it's 200. In which I will want to give the producer credit to
my lovely wife Sharon. We have to remember to do that. As it is
her birthday today. Do we have that? No. Oh, no. I
don't think we do.
I don't see how we could.
Oh, okay, so tell me this is
Steve wants to wish his wife Sharon a happy birthday 47th
Birthday today, which I don't know when this what's her name?
What's her name? Just Sharon Sharon 47 today okay.
Please wish her happy birthday and send her milk jingle for and
for not donating for so long even though she has been on on
my back to get with it. Please give me a douche bag and then a
D douching. Keep okay.
You've been D deuced.
That's one mother I'd like to have
you've got karma
All right. Onward. I think that does. That does no that's it.
You're right. Just even Cheshire is our last donor. Well, I want
to thank
that was good John. I'm saying I'm glad you reminded a whole
bunch of people who hadn't donated in over a year that's
that's
interesting when they all come out of the woodwork at once
that's triggered them well and whatever it was, I'm proud of
myself.
Whatever triggered him use yourself whatever it is.
We problem is I don't know what I did. space for.
We thank everybody who supported us our executive and Associate
Executive producers for episode 1045 will be thanking more
people who came in $50 and above and the second donation segment
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I got a long list you OTG then you want to get Give us a little
history of the podcasting. The Sherpa
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Charlie seven Tango whiskey whiskey. Glad you're liking the
new hearing aids. Yes, I am liking the new hearing aids. I
won't bore you with any information today, but I have
another appointment this week. And so I'll have an update maybe
at my commander had the ones like you were talking about and
love that he could focus the listening in one direction it
helped in meetings true. Anyway, it was just listening to
Thursday show in the segment on the Zen TV experiment. I finally
figured something out in the office, I work in the office I
work in my iPhone doesn't get a connection to the outside world.
I work for a DOD agency. So this is either a coincidence or by
design. Anyway, for the first couple of weeks, I'm newish to
the job. I found myself checking my phone and getting upset that
there was nothing happening with it. no emails, no notifications,
no social updates, etc. Now I know why I was programmed to
look at my phone when I was bored. And I was upset when I
didn't get my entertainment. I've just started to leave my
phone in my car during the work and I feel much better. I often
forget. It's there till after I get home. Thanks for filling me
in on what was causing me so much angst. You guys are
invaluable. There you go. Yeah, it's true. And I'm going to be I
put an order in for it. Why can't it went on pre order in
the UK and many of the European Union states that Nokia 810 8110
4g. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So it's a it's a it's a
it's nicer for 4g phone? Yes. Yes. There's
only one other 4g feature phone, which means it's not a
smartphone. And that is the was the AAP ah, what is this filing
for? What's What's this? This is a really good
now this has got me intrigued you're like because I have one
of the old Nokia's that are there with the chrome back.
Right. So this is where g is.
This is this is the 8110. It's the banana phone as made famous
in the matrix, the one with a slide that pops down. So the
remade that and they did it with 4g, which is going to be
necessary because 3g is being turned off everywhere to make
room for 5g
and kill us all.
Our DNA will be ripped to shreds, but boy will have great
conductivity. It runs the Chi O S k AI, which is a fork of
Android. And it has no apps that has what it has a like
bookmarklets on the screen. So it has the Opera browser. In
fact, we can get a yellow one yellow or charcoal I think 79
bucks I think is what it's gonna go for. You have a browser you
got your text messaging, they've done the text messaging, right.
So it looks like a chat. I
haven't I can't find one for less than 150 Well, it shouldn't
be
on sale at all yet. It's only on sale in the UK.
No K 10 Banana Flipboard G four GB 512 MB RAM 2.4 inches two
megapixel smart smartphone. It's not a Sunday night. You don't
know what they're talking about? No, there's an eight.
Could be that it was 79 pounds. But I think 150 It's not
available in the US yet. It shouldn't be July 4 I think is
when they start selling it and in the rest of the world. But I
think that could have legs. Especially the forest users
show with legs it just Ah
You're so funny. So funny. Anyway, so when I have that
phone which will also look very weird to people who who are
familiar with seeing the black mirror. Here are some of the
comebacks So you ready? Okay. You want to do the surprised
voice each time so I can Okay,
I'll do the surprise voice in a different I'll try to
mix it up a bit. Okay, we
go. Yeah, hi, Adam. Hey, hey, hey, what is that?
You see, you knew my name so that doesn't work. You have to
be a complete strangers. Stranger. Yeah, you're serving
in the restaurant that Well, I think
I think person knows you could do this, but okay, well, I'll be
a be a waiter. Yes. Hello. My name is Bill. I'll be holy moly.
What is that?
Oh, that's the same phone Jimi Hendrix used when he was with
the Beatles.
It was Jimi Hendrix.
Okay, we'll try another one.
I'll be doing another one a different waiter. Hi, I'm here
to take your order. Oh my god. What is that?
Oh, that's the free phone that came with my air stream.
What's an air stream? Alright, one more. How many more you got
here. I got three more. Okay, I'll be another way. I'll just
be somebody walking down the street. You hit the phone there.
You do. Hey, man, what's that there?
Have This my friend still works with the old MTV. Look they're
not that good, I guess. And the final one is my dog ate my
iPhone and died every time I see a smartphone I think of poor
Biffi kind of like the worst kind of like that one.
Yeah, use see if you can even deliver it.
I can't. I can't I'll stumble on Biffi no doubt about it was
interesting to see just in the in the off the grid OTG. Cisco
has announced it's going to by July systems, a startup that
uses Wi Fi to gather insights about visitor behavior in
physical spaces like malls, stadiums and airports. Cisco has
already partnered with July system so they're scaling this
up. And 45 million it's a good deal. That's that's what they're
valued at. But you know, that that's, you know, with Cisco,
they're the kind of instrumental in the infrastructure of the
internet. What are they doing?
Yeah, me, you know, was worried about Huawei?
Yeah, or you're worried about Huawei?
No, they are everybody. Yeah, I'm not I don't care. Huawei,
Huawei. Yes. So I have a cup. I have a couple of interesting
Well, now let me save these. I'll save it for later in the
show. If they come up. What else? I do have the Purdue
pharma thing which is talking about the addiction. You brought
addiction up and we have one of our businesses about the
lawsuit. Yeah, but it's got some other stuff in it. They did an
interview on one of the networks I think was CBS. Yeah, what CBS
and they interview one of the sales people for Purdue this I
didn't realize that this oxycontin thing. They're
actually blaming this one company for the whole opioid
crisis. Somebody's
got to go down when they should go
down. This began. This was Did she worked for in between 2001
and 2007 or so. I mean, it was this was going on. So long. This
has been really going these guys must have made billions play
this the
family right? It's what isn't one family who owns the produce.
It's
for billions. I think it was just the big Shrade
Carol Panera says she joined that charade in 2008 as an oxy
cotton salesperson for Purdue Pharma. So bottom line, sell as
much as you can sell as much as you can, to what end
to making money to making money.
Just a year earlier, Purdue had admitted it falsely promoted
oxycontin as less addictive. By among other means, claiming the
drugs slow release formula did not cause a buzz or euphoria.
The company said the misstatements ended in 2001. But
amid a widening addiction epidemic, Panera claims the
company taught her to tell doctors that some patients might
only appear to be addicted. In training, she was given a term
for this pseudo addiction. This concept of pseudo addiction come
with studies backing it up. Wow.
We had no studies. We actually we did not have any studies.
That's the thing that was kind of disturbing was that we didn't
have studies to present to the doctors. You know that sounds. I
know I was naive.
A 2015 study published in Current addiction reports found
no empirical evidence to support pseudo addiction as a diagnosis.
In a statement to CBS News produce it it is confident that
oxy cotton sales have been consistent with the information
contained in the FDA approved label. The word pseudo addiction
doesn't appear on oxycottons label. And a spokesperson for
the FDA said the labeling is not intended as a discussion of
pseudo addiction.
I reject any notion that there's science behind pseudo addiction.
Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter is one of two dozen ag
suing Purdue and other opioid manufacturers. Many of the
lawsuits mentioned pseudo addiction. Do you think this is
an epidemic that begins with Purdue pharma and Oxycontin?
Yes, that's the start of it all. Yes. Carol Panera who quit in
2013 says she hopes the drug maker is held accountable. Do
you regret the five years you spent with Purdue Pharma?
I'm going to sum it up and say this. I think that was one of
the if not the worst career decisions in my life.
So they're really going with the pseudo addiction
defense. Yeah, also pseudo overdose. It's pseudo death not
really
dead. You just pseudo dead. Wow, that I mean, so I've been
following this and they seem to be the only one. I mean, really?
They manufacture it. It's the distribution. That is the
problem. You've got the pill mills.
got nothing to do with that. No,
no, they probably do. Look the drug dealers and someone's got
to go down from time to time you got to take one down. It's got
to be these guys. Yeah, no screw Don't say that they are there.
They're liars. They're horrible, horrible human beings because
they know they know exactly what they would do pseudo addiction.
Pseudo addiction and we layer so we got news about Anthony
Bourdain. And I love how this was all done by some local
French. Some local French guy who did the autopsy I guess,
believe it is from the New York Times police at the time ruled
his death a suicide by hanging from an investigative
standpoint, the only question left was whether he had any
substances in his body which was a question of course, there were
none save for the trace of a non narcotic medicine in a
therapeutic dose. Kristiana rock Queen nee the local prosecutor
in charge of the investigation said in a text message to the
New York Times we'll great investigative work there guys.
What the hell till they told us what the what it was why? What
was it again? I forgot.
They didn't tell us
a no no, they didn't tell us
a non narcotic medicine in a therapeutic dose, which means it
was semantics. Yes, of course it was Chantix. But we're not going
to know the New York Times is Oh, I got a text message. We're
good to go. Who cares? It's fine. It's not it's just non
narcotic. Very disappointing.
Yeah, well, what do you expect? You really expect?
No, of course, I didn't really expect that. But still Holy
moly. Holy, moly, holy. Holy moly. Our
new game. We should just use that all the time. Holy moly.
Yeah. I use it a minute. Let me see what I have. Alright, now
we're gonna stop. You're gonna tell us about podcasting. We had
a request from
one of our audio producer part of podcasting that is poorly
told, because by the history books is started in 2004. But it
actually started in 2000. And I went to New York, I had to go
beat somebody up over some money I was owed. And which is a true
story. Another story for another time. And Dave Weiner was in New
York at the time, I think he was just for some conference. And I
knew Dave Winer from radio user land and the blogging stuff. And
RSS. And I had written this this blog post, you can still find an
archive.org, which is the final yard I think it is. So instead
of oh, God, the last charge said the last mile, the last yard and
I had this concept in my head, which was, since at the time, we
only had modems that were there were cable modems, they were
always on it wasn't broadband. It was, it was it was more
broadband than dial up. But it really wasn't all that great.
The cable infrastructure really sucked. But you know, you didn't
have to dial it in. So it was always on. And I had this idea
that in order to create a good multimedia experience, which we
didn't have, it wasn't clicking play, it was click, wait for 10
minutes, and then all of a sudden, they would play if it
was video might take a little less long with an mp3 file hard
for people to imagine. But that's the world we were in. I
said, why not? If since the computer is always on, it's
always connected to the internet, why not create a
little thing, a little program that runs in the background. And
when there's when there's a new a new video or piece of content
is available, it downloads it without telling the user, but
when it has it on its hard drive, it pops up a message and
says hey, I've got something new for you here. And then you click
on it, it plays immediately, which would give you a great,
great experience. Like oh, I clicked on something and said it
was new. And it played immediately, which was would
have been sorcery and magic at the time. And I presented this
to Weiner who scoffed at me and didn't kick me out but was like
feeling whatever, you know, I think he thought it was you
know, MTV boy Shut up. And but then I took his software, his
radio user land progress probe scripting loom application, and
I created what I was talking about. And he looked at it he
said, I now understand what you're saying you have to
promise me one thing. So it was that the you never ever touched
my software again. I promise that and that's when he came up
with the way to implement this, which was the enclosure tag in
the RSS feed format. And we were actually using this for three
years before podcasting came to be. But it wasn't until the iPod
happened that from in my head it clicked like wait a minute, we
can use this in conjunction with the iPod. Because I looked at
the iPod and didn't say jukebox everyone was saying I said radio
receiver. All we need to do is have a way for people to
subscribe and we had that the RSS mechanism was subscribed and
I built a little script and it popped it over to the to the
iPod and that was the birth of podcasting. But um, I did that
pretty well. And that's a source. Yeah.
It's the fact that that's the way it should be.
And that's and that's how it happened. Yes.
That's how so. So this guy is the guy who invented podcasting.
Yes.
Hey, I have a question. Regarding the FBI, you know, the
this investigation, the Hillary email investigation, any
collusion? So I kind of said as a throwaway joke about they're
not, you know, not having the emojis to provide context around
the struck and page text messages. And I don't think you
were joking. Well, I made I, my joke was though it was it was
intended as a joke initially by saying like, how can you have
two lovers with seven or 8000 text messages not, not a single
eggplant emoji. It doesn't exist in today's relationships. And so
I tried to crowdsource it, people weren't very helpful,
because you can look through the messages and you can get the
emoji codes which are in Unicode, and you can bring them
and then you can figure out what they were, it's pretty much
universally what I was able to find Smiley's or brownies. I
didn't see any poop emoji. I certainly see any heart emojis.
No words, affirmative words of I love you, baby. You know, I'm
thinking of you. None of this. Yet, when these text messages
came out, then it's kind of hard to tell exactly how they came
out to who released them or why. But the narrative immediately
was their lovers. And in this investigation, we now also find
that FBI lawyer number one and FBI lawyer number five, were
also in a romantic relationship. Which by the way, the guy the
CEO of Intel just had to resign because they have a zero top
note threatened fraternizing policy, but at the FBI, it's
okay. So you can just stay there. In both cases, I don't
know if we've seen the text messages from lawyer one and
lawyer five. But it really changes the context from Baby,
I'm going to stop him. We didn't even say baby, don't worry, I'm
going to stop and he'll never be president, which, you know,
between lovers is a very different context, then I'm
going to stop it's text, you know, you have no context maybe
was written in complete hate the guys, you know, is the IRS
polishing up his ar 15. I don't know. But the way but the way it
was presented, I find highly suspicious. Moreover, now that
we have two other FBI agents who are also in a romantic
relationship. If that even matters, it matters because it
provides very specific context between these two messages. And
from the beginning, from the moment it came out, it was FBI
love birds. But you know this, and I'm not buying that. I think
that that was brought in to soften down what was being
discussed. And in fact, if you read them without the context of
lovebirds, it's conspiratorial. No one is really questioning
that.
Well, I have to assume I mean, you I think you're not going to
condemn the argument because you might be totally right. And you
have to assume, and I could be totally wrong when I say this,
that it was well known in the agency that these two are Hank
were shocked. Are they right? But
I defy the word love. I defy anyone except you. I defy anyone
to show me text messages with the person they love. Even your
kid that doesn't have a heart emoji or kiss emoji or hearts in
the eyes emoji more than just smiley face frowny face. That
that is not that it is now a part of our language. Right. But
it was an open challenge. Anybody out there? Who does
texting with their lover?
Yes. And also if anyone can find any of the expected emojis in
those text conversations, let me know. I mean, I've looked
through as much as I can without finding anything. I see a lot of
smiles and frowns. That's all I see.
All right. Well, it could be a conspiracy that
was 7000 messages, not a single sext a single one?
Well, we don't know that. They could have been judiciously
removed or there's a possibility of Yeah, I know. I agree with
that. It doesn't make sense. All right. Now who is an old married
couple that would be different.
I have a note but I want to read it after you do your cocoa run.
Cocoa rundown.
Yeah. You had you wanted. We said you want to talk about
cocoa, the ape? The gorilla. hucking.
That toss on gorilla. Yes. Well, I don't really have any clips
about that. I was talking about crowd Hymer
Well, let me do something on the gorilla then. Okay, Coco, the
gorilla, who new sign language actually, cocoa died and what is
your impression of cocoa just from what you know from the
media and this has been going on for decades as cocoa story I
remember just fantastic
gorilla they had that's a very emotional connecting emotional
gorilla that would there's just a human it's a human deck can't
talk but it can sign and get like a banana and and wanted to
screw other gorillas I guess I don't know. Give us a mixed bag
and they always had like Robin Williams with Coco and Morley
Safer with Coco. And they all come back with a chair in their
eyes and Coco. Coco was glad to meet me or something is always
good. It was good. It was mushy. mushy. That's
mushy. mushy. mushy, mushy. Well, she must. Jen zookeeper
sent me a note. We have every kind of producer in our midst.
Adam and John I saw the death of Coco the gorilla was mentioned
in the newsletter I thought I'd pass along some details about
cocoa and cashew discuss her death on the show the believe me
we would not have discussed it word need for it not for your
email. I worked as a zookeeper for several years and met many
people who cared for Cocoa. Here we go. And this was kind of well
known, but there's now even a lawsuit about it, which is kind
of cool. The first is Coco had a fetish for women's nipples and
asked to see them through sign language, which isn't so bad
since she's an animal. Of course. What is disturbing is
that the head of Coco's research, Francine Patterson
demanded that employees show their breast to cocoa or their
employment will be terminated. And there is a lawsuit now. Or
maybe it's been resolved. But there was a lawsuit of a hostile
work environment,
and it's hostile. Yes, of course, it's
hostile. The second though, has to do with a children's book
Coco's kitten, a charming story about how Coco formed a
friendship with a kitten. From what I've heard from other
keepers, Coco would regularly torture, kill and dismember
kittens. If I remember correctly, she'd like pulling
their tails off where they were still alive, then demand
replacements. This is actually typical behavior for apes that
can be extremely nasty and most will slowly torture and kill any
wild animals that fall into their enclosures, then males
will often use the body to masturbate. But Patterson again
indulge Coco by getting her more kittens. The general consensus
from the other keepers was that Patterson was completely nuts,
and had an extremely strange attachment to Coco worse than
even current day dog owners. While zookeepers work very hard
to keep the animals we care for happy I have never known any
would go to these extremes. I believe it. I believe that was a
big PR bunch of crap about the kitten. They just had to keep
replacing it with new kittens as you rip them to shreds.
Yeah, it's disgusting.
We got to look into this more.
How come nobody in the mainstream media covers it this
way? Well, they
don't have zookeeper Jen on their side. We'll
probably hit we can get I'm sure we can get confirmation with
that whole story. I know the nipples part of it is very
commonly known in the Bay Area. Yeah.
Well, while we're on animals, and this is one of the men
holding from producer Neil, you know we have these donation
segments going back and forth about the artificial
insemination the breeding of horse and cattle and which hold
the hand goes in which where it goes So Neil, Neil sent me a
note and this of course, I can think about it. Having spent a
significant amount of time in Kentucky which is horse country,
I can clarify note from last on these donations segment, horse
and cow breeding both involve the rear end of the male torpedo
like vibrator is inserted into the gentleman to speed up the
extraction process and prevent the use of human hands for
simulation. Yeah, all for the torpedo. The product is
collected and sold in little straws that are frozen and sold
anywhere from $15 to a couple 1000 For prizewinning studs. So
that's where that's where the rear comes from. So I guess
everyone was right we just forgot to stipulate male or
female cattle that's life saving
it Yeah, so we gotta get some of that can give us a we have to
I'll tell you what one of us should interview some people
that really know that you know all the details on both sides of
this equation.
Yeah, I think you should do that right away. I'm on it. I'm sure
you are
we have a
I got some racist I just got some pure racist stuff.
Oh, before we go to races let's play but I want to get this one
out of the ways get we got a gas tax in California that was
implemented just unilaterally by the state
so they get what just recently they implemented a new one.
Well, this
is the one there's a few more went back, but it was, you know,
our gas prices a buck above everybody in the whole country.
Yeah. Despite the fact that we actually produce oil, it's
already expensive. It's gotten very expensive here like $3 $4 a
gallon here. 333293
so expensive. So let's just hear a little background on that. I
got the follow up clip, which is kind of like to me says, but are
all these Democrats, you know, Democrats around the state and
they're all they were all for the tax, tax, tax, tax, tax tax.
So let's play it.
Millions all across the state that have moved farther and
farther away from their place of work in order to be able to get
a house they can afford. And then the legislature slaps him
with this gas tax.
John Cox, Republican candidate for governor says he had no
problem getting a million signatures to put a repeal of
the gas tax on the November ballot.
We had people chasing signatures gathers to sign this it's
usually the other way around. Right.
The governor's budget this year spends $5 billion from the gas
tax. But the total state budget shows a $16 billion surplus if
they've
got such a big surplus. Why are they collecting this gas tax.
Proponents
of the tax say that transportation projects are big
long term investments, and they need a consistent funding
stream.
There's a boom and bust budget cycle in the legislature. That's
been true for many, many years. We cannot afford to return to
that. It will threaten the ability to move forward on these
transportation projects.
Governor Jerry Brown has vowed to fight the repeal. Brown has
$15 million in a political bank account. And he could spend it
in a campaign against the repeal
were Jerry Brown get this war chest he got it from the same
contributors and donors and contractors who of course he's
benefiting with his train to nowhere his white elephant in
the Central Valley
today. Supporters of the gas tax said it's already paying for
1000s of projects,
this proposition will eliminate more than 5000 projects that are
already transportation good transportation projects that are
already in the pipeline.
A USC LA Times poll last month found that 51% of Californians
want a repeal 38% Want to keep the gas tax and gas tax
supporters today said that the public just doesn't understand
the benefits of the tax. We are confident
that the voter voters will reject this proposition.
What happened to climate change what happened to climate change?
It's passing for sure. But let's climate change and get into this
conversation. But so let's play gas. In this next clip, we get
to hear about three of the favorite fabulous gas tax
projects.
Now some Bay Area projects that are already being funded by that
gas tax money include over 250 Bart cars, dozens of AC transit
buses and better street signage in Nevada. Live in Sacramento at
the state capitol Melissa Kane KPIX five
street signs
are getting better street signs in Novato so the entire state is
paying more in gasoline taxes. So Novato ritzy Town is a fancy
town in Marin County. Big Democrat enclave they have their
own damn money. They're getting a getting signs and then a BART
cars and Muni cars. They get their own budgets they can don't
need gas tax money to buy upgrades. This is a classic scam
and this goes on everywhere in the country.
Yeah, well, we don't have that here. Not like that yet. We're
still red. Barely, barely read. I do racist bits. Okay.
Dementia, dementia B as well. I'll do dementia. A is David
bossy. Now Bossy, Bossy, was he I think he was involved in the
Trump campaign, wasn't he?
I never heard of him.
Hold on a second. B O S. S. I II? Don't know. I'm pretty sure
he was involved with the Trump campaign. Let me just see if
there's there's no wiki. Yes, here it is. Here's the
Wikipedia. David bossy. born November 119 65. David Norman
bossy is a racist American political activist. Well, I got
the right guy then. I guess. That's a nice Wikipedia entry.
Yeah. Holy shit. Anyway, here he is biased. Now he's on with Joel
Payne, who was black and that's important in context of this
clip, Michael? Black. No, Boston, Boston is white. White.
Okay. And pain is black.
Michael Hayden posted a picture of Auschwitz.
Liberal Michael Hayden. Yeah, that scream you're
you're out of your cotton picking mind
you So I just love that. How dumb do you have to be? To say
to a black man, you're out of your cotton picking mind? I
mean, how stupid are you then? I mean, he's. I'm flabbergasted by
this.
I got some relatives.
Me to pick you're out of your mind. You're out of your mind.
Gentlemen. We're gonna leave it right. This is ridiculous. This
is what's going on in America.
This is what we're about
now. Dude, you blew it. You blew it, you really did. So that's
kind of the blatant racism. I mean, and it's really tone deaf,
colorblind. I mean, no legs, no arms, you're an idiot. And I
guess he deserves that Wikipedia entry, but much more subtle. And
interestingly, cheered on by the crowd was Seth Rogen, who was on
CO bear. And it was it's two minutes, but I think it's well
worth listening to. Because this is what's really going on in
America. And you're about to listen to it. Yeah, he was
invited by Mitt Romney to speak at some conference, which I
think was all for Alzheimer's or for mental health. And Rogan has
an Alzheimer's charity. So he went and he spoke. And of
course, he met a lot of Republicans there. And he talks
specifically about one encounter. And I'll, I'll tell
you right away, it's Paul Ryan. Who is now he's on his way out,
but he's the the speaker still is he the speaker of the house.
He's the boy yeah,
yeah. Yeah, he's
now he's the big boss, man. He's Is he is he in charge of the
Republican Party? What exactly?
He's just the speaker of the house. He's in charge of the
Republican congressional people. And
so he has, he has power. Yeah, he's powerful guy. Okay, so now
so there's two parts to this. There's a very abnormal hatred.
But also the racism is just befuddling.
I was put into a weird a bit of a pickle, were in at one point
too young, very young, like very, very young, white teenage
men. Think how white they were, if I noticed how white they
were. Because I'm white. I'm Canadian. We're the whitest
people.
And what is this about? Just explain to me what this is
about? Just this? Why is it relevant? Is it Is he trying to
it's all virtue signaling, but is he trying to say, I was at
this Republican thing, and they were all white people. And so
there were so white, they were probably really racist.
He's thinking along the lines that only a black man can make
jokes about black people. And so he's saying this is okay for me
to say, because I'm white. So I can make jokes about white
people. I mean, it's convoluted.
What's the joke? It's not there's no joke while you he
turns it into
his observations to come. He's preconditioning the audience for
his material. And making it clear to everyone that he's
white. I don't know why it's obvious he is. But he's, but
he's self consciously white. He's, he's woke.
Think how white they were if I noticed how white they were.
Because I'm white. I'm Canadian. We're the whitest people and so
they they asked to take a picture with me there maybe like
1617 and the fans fans, very nice fans, clearly fans of mine.
And then they said our dad wants to meet you. And I turned around
and it will Paul Ryan was walking towards me. Okay. Oh,
listen to the audience. Oh my
god, a Creature from the Black Lagoon. Oh, Ryan.
Paul Ryan was walking towards me. Okay.
How'd that go?
Well, I didn't I my whole buddy puckered as it were, I tend to
stop. And I kind of and I didn't know what to do. And he came
over just grabbed my head and I'm just like, I'm shaking his
head. I don't know what to do. And he said, Can I have a
picture with you? I look over and his kids are standing right
there expectantly. Clearly fans of mine. And I said No way man
and I understand because it would be horrible for his
political career or for his acting career if that got out.
This if a pic. So I totally agree he should not do it. But
wow, the response from the audience is fantastic.
And I couldn't stop. And I said Furthermore, I hate what you're
doing to the country at this moment. And I count the days
till you no longer have one iota of the power that you currently
have.
And I don't believe that for a second that he said that Bull
crap.
You're right. I think it's bull crap. Stop stop. In fact, I'll
bet you Well, I mean, the most logical thing to do in that
situation unless he's, he has absolutely zero grace and he's a
total asshole. Which doesn't, you know, it's possible. But
would you do in that situation you explain why you don't want
the picture taken and it would be accepted. No, he doubled down
on. Sarah Sanders left a restaurant you heard what the
woman had to say she okay, I'm out of here. I look over at his
kids are still standing right there. And I feel very
conflicted about this at this moment. It's not their fault,
but at the same time, they should probably learn that if
they like a movie or song the person who made that probably
doesn't like their dad that much
virtue signal much
unless they watch it like Roseanne reruns. Maybe But in
that instance. So I felt very, honestly, I don't know. I don't
know how I feel that I'm glad I didn't take a picture with Paul
Ryan. My hand filter, I touched him. So I don't know how I feel
about that. But I feel I don't know. He and his kids seem
lovely and very Caucasian. And that's so that was my takeaway
from the thing.
So that was the big payoff is you get to do a Caucasian bait
at the end. So what was what what was what was the whiteness
and
by the way, if he had his act together he would have said I
won't take a picture with you because it would hurt my career
to be honest about I have a picture you can take a picture
of me with your kids yeah,
I just thought the whole white thing was very odd I didn't
understand the
the guys in a hole for being very a variety of who that whole
story and why is he telling that story in the first place? This
do you talk about virtue signaling, but this is not the
kind of thing that you brag about your debt the fact that
you're rude. You were invited as a guest?
speaking truth to power
truth to power I don't want my picture taken what kind of truth
is that?
No, but then he said I hate what you do. I can't wait till you're
gone. That's truth. The power truth to power.
opinion to power if anything,
I found the whole thing very,
yes. Very disturbing.
Yeah, just like what are you trying to communicate? Yeah,
it's really bordering on sick. Yeah, it is. Well, that's a good
guy give you a borderline Tip of the day for that. I hadn't
actually I hadn't even inspected that. I'll take it thanks. A
similar note, it reminds me of I just have a teaser this like
classic teasers ABC teasing. There's the ABC rolls up flake
and booty eras. This is they're going to tease this. Some
they're going to start discussing something with the
Stephanopoulos and they tease it with this little little gem.
And more on the national debate over immigration tomorrow on
this week when George goes one on one with Senator Jeff Flake
and Representative Luis Gutierrez.
Okay. Jeff Flake hates Trump. He's quitting. He said that he
doesn't even really a Republican and goodie errs. We know him.
He's always bitching and moaning. He hates Trump. Why
don't they try to put some balanced characters on here?
Maybe somebody that has some logical explanation for what's
going on? No, just as they're just bringing two haters on, but
that one's a Democrat and one's a Republican. That's balance.
Right? Are they kidding? Do they fooling anybody?
Yes, they are fooling lots of people, for sure. And then I'll
end with that before our C block here. Speaking of fooling
people, have you seen the Netflix documentary? Sour
grapes? No, not yet. You know what it's about? No, it's about
this. This kid this I guess the Asian kid turns I think was from
Indonesia. Who was this must have been 2014 15 I think he was
living it up in the wine scene and he was buying at auction
really expensive. It's when it's a burgundy I forget which one it
is big with buying all kinds of wine. And you know, he was
successfully bidding up the prices were rising a little bit
early in 2015. He was bidding up the prices. And then he turned
around he sold his entire wine cellar for $35 million dollars
for a number of bottles. Went to Bill Koch. Who then discovered
that they were fake. And it turns out this kid vo created
10s of 1000s A kid this dude
this dude he's everywhere ever in in the wine business knows
this guy. Okay, well
that's what I that's what the documentary is about. Oh, yeah,
they were pretty familiar with the story is a fake use of a
phony up whines he was a counterfeiter.
Yeah, but it was really interesting. I'd figured you
would have for sure seen it.
No, no. Haven't seen I know the story though. Yeah.
So do you think that you might have some of his fake wine?
No, I don't collect that sort of wine he's got those are
extremely high and auction style wines that show up on auction
blocks. And there they go for 1000s of dollars. I don't know.
It wouldn't even happen. And I'm always I'm getting a lot of
cheap wines or counterfeit. from Bordeaux. I just I've always
known this really? Yeah, this has been going on forever.
And while I'm thinking maybe there's a business, you got nice
printers.
I'm not gonna make counterfeit wine.
I'm just trying to get out of this podcasting gig.
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do appreciate it. Yeah, in the really, it really came after the
second half of show. I figured we've got to get into this a
little bit. Because I take Trump pretty seriously when he says
stuff even though it sounds wacky. I mean, remember, he was
telling everybody while he's told a lot of things, but I've
been wired tabs that were spying on me and that I mean, how long
did everyone laugh about that?
I mean, months long time,
yes, months. And it turns out, it was true. And they were
spying on him I'm sorry, using confidential informants, and
there were wiretaps. But even even that notion seemed
completely impossible. So when it comes out with face force
with Space Force he and I went back I just I just wanted to
listen to a couple of the clips where he's talking about the
Space Force but really came from Tina, who I, you know, as I'd
mentioned earlier, she's pretty convinced now at this point,
we're all looking around squirrel left squirrel, right
and all sudden the aliens are gonna show up. And I think she
has a reasonable level of belief that could happen. And we're
seeing more and more stories. It is cyclical it goes, it starts
with the Disclosure Project and YouTube is filled with stuff but
this SpaceForce thing. I also got a note from one of our
producers, which kind of spurred me on to look at this. Oh, boy.
I'm hearing folks getting rattled up about Space Force
remarks. I did want to share a couple of things. Space Force,
Space Force corps. In 2001. I enlisted in the US Air Force
during morning physical training routines, the training
instructors, the T eyes, the army equivalent of a drill
instructor would yell air power it but which point the entire
squadron would reply, space power AF. An ATF is aerospace
Expeditionary Forces, a component of the Air and Space
Expeditionary Force deployments scope. This wasn't a one time
cadence. This was something we would get repeated countless
numbers of times daily. It was ingrained from the start for all
Airmen, at least those of us in the 320 3/22 training squadrons
at the time,
he's sure he just wasn't an extra and the Starship Troopers
movie.
No, because we've been reading about this. We've been we've
been reading in the National Defense Authorization Act, all
this stuff for space. We were talking about space wars, oh,
God, eight years ago, when we had shiny satellites, bumping
out other satellites out of the way. So just let's just revisit
a couple of these Space Force quotes from Trump. This is this
was from March
space the United States is going to do Colonel Glenn proud, we
are finally going to lead again. You see what's happening, you
see the rockets going up left and right. You haven't seen that
for a long time. Very soon we're going to Mars, you wouldn't have
been going to Mars if my opponent won, that I can tell
you, you wouldn't even be thinking about it. You wouldn't
be thinking my new national strategy for space recognizes
that space is a warfighting domain. Just like the land, air
and sea. We may even have a Space Force Base develop another
one space force with the Air Force while the Space Force we
have the Army, the Navy. You know, I was saying it the other
day because we're doing a tremendous amount of work in
space. I said maybe we need a new force. We'll call it the
Space Force. And I was not really serious and minister what
a great idea maybe we'll have to do that. I could happen.
Alright,
so I think this is that was at a rally and then here he is with
the cadet similar message. My
new national strategy for space recognizes that space is a
warfighting domain. Just like the land air. And see, we may
even have a space force develop another one space force, we have
the Air Force while the Space Force, we have the Army, the
Navy,
exact same thing when we went to the moon.
So then he says at a certain point. Now we're much further
ahead than anyone thinks even though we're way behind is
typical. Trump doublespeak no idea what he's talking about,
but in his head in his head. I think there's something going on
now. For sure. When he says do you see rockets going up left
and right. No, I don't I see Elon Musk. What other rockets
are going up left and right. Yeah, there's always the
reconnaissance agency they're shooting up and an atlas five,
you know, to throw another satellite. But you know, there
really hasn't been a lot of space activity NASA is is shrunk
as far as I know, a lot of the some of the some of the the
budget has gone to commercial companies like SpaceX, are we
really doing anything in space? Have we done anything
significant?
Well, no, I mean, different things left and right, I could
be done. I had no idea maybe this rock is being shot off or
we don't know about.
So for conspiracy minded like myself, you know, one of the
main questions whenever you start talking about space is and
I and I am very clear that I there is no evidence that
satisfies me that we actually landed on the moon. And it's too
bad that NASA lost the original recordings of the landing on the
moon would have helped maybe but those are gone. Why haven't we
gone back to the moon since what was the last 76 Was that the
last the last moon landing? But that was 7272 May Yeah 72 credit
77 We did something to me a Skylab. But 72 The last time we
landed on the moon, and I found an interview with the expert on
all things space from the from from Earth. And that is, of
course, Neil deGrasse Tyson. And he was asked a question, I think
this is from Joe Rogan, he was asked the question, why haven't
we been back to space? Since 1972?
No. 76 You're right.
It was 76. Yeah, no
soft landings happening from 22nd of August. That seems 69.
Numerous. Unmanned, unmanned. Okay, no, 72 with an unmanned
landings after somebody. Okay.
But the question remains, just, I mean, I'm not expecting you to
know the absolute answer, but it's a begs questioning, why
have we not returned to the moon? Since 1972?
What do you what do I think if I was going to speculate on
if you are Neil deGrasse Tyson, you're gonna give a Deaf a
definitive answer. Okay.
If I was Neil deGrasse Tyson, they say the moon turns out to
be an artificial satellite that's hollow, which is why
there's no deep holes in it from from strikes from asteroids. And
we're worried about we've apparently got people inside
controlling it. And so we're, we've got done it. We don't want
to mess that up.
He's just just mocking me now. Do you have any idea of yourself
Jhansi Dvorak, as a technologists, why we would not
have been to the moon, that seems like we could do more,
it's
too dangerous, is too
dangerous. That's the reason to
expensive. Saturn five rockets, those things are like, we don't
even make that rocket anymore. Well,
Neil deGrasse Tyson's answer is much more modern than you would
expect.
When we went to the moon, everyone assumed, because of the
way it was marketed, there was the the the the profiles and
Life magazine of each of the astronauts and you saw their
families. And the President said we should do it. And, and it was
this grand mission from NASA, a civilian space agency, and, and
the World's Fair in New York, 1964 was all about inventing a
future. So we were living that romance. All right. What we were
not reminding ourselves is that the only reason why we went to
the moon is because we were at war with Russia, with the Soviet
Union. That is the only reason at all.
Now you buy in this?
Well, we weren't at war with Russia. We're in a space race,
which wasn't war by any means.
If you don't carry that motivation with you, and you're
only thinking that this is simply the next technological
thing to do, that when we learned that Russia is not going
to the moon, therefore, we have no reason to continue and we
stop you then you cry foul. And you say, Well, wait a minute,
how about the future? How about Mars? And how about the rest of
that? Well, the rest of that was not ever in the plan, unless
Mars had planned unless Russia had planned to do it. And so it
was not a natural flow of what our technology would have done,
because it didn't flow out of our economic creativity, it came
out of our urge to not die. And so when you have that scenario,
of course, we didn't go past the moon after 1972. We were no
longer competing with Russia to do that. And in fact, most of
what we did in space was reactive to Russia. We were not
the first in space Russia was we weren't the first to send a life
form into space. Russia was Russia spent center dog. We
weren't the first humans in space. Russia's Russians were
Russians even put the first black person in space. It was a
Cuban, a Cuban cosmonaut, the achievements in space. Well,
what we did, we got to the moon first, and then we said we win.
And so we have re painted that era in our memory, as we are the
pioneers. And we did it because we explore. No, we did it
because that's a nice after the fact window dressing you can put
on that achievement, but we did it because we were at war.
There's no once you understand that, it allows you to
understand why we stopped Oh,
understand. That's some. That's some psyops right there that he
just put down. Once you understand it was about Russia.
So it's about Russia. Well,
hold on a second. It doesn't even make any sense. Let me just
let's just go through the history of it. Why would you
stop in 1972? Because we're still at war. We stayed at war
with Russia until the wall fell, which is during the George
8988.
Yeah. 8889 Yeah. So where's what happened in all those years in
between because it's bullcrap
John, but it's not that we can do it, you know, the more I look
at, and by the way, this, the Air Force has had a Space
Command for a long time. But now, and I'm just going to say
it makes nothing but sense now that we once again are at war
with Russia, I guess Russia is doing stuff. So we have to have
our Space Force. But in this case, it's not going to be a
part of anything, it's going to be equal, but separate. So it
will be as equal as the Air Force as the Navy, but
completely Socratis.
The Russians in 1972, after going to the moon a number of
times in the Russians and the Americans together, discovered
that these aliens, which Tina thinks is going to attack any
minute, we're out to get us. And we joined forces with the
Russians to set up various phony baloney operations that looked
like it was against each other. But it was all targeting the
Russians, pants blowing up some of the biggest nuclear weapons
in the atmosphere up in the ionosphere to just close their
portals. And that's the reason we stopped going to the moon
because we don't need to. And in fact, it was dangerous, because
there's these they're already made bases up there.
But seen. Yes. And it's it goes. Now it goes beyond bases. Yes,
it goes beyond bases. And I think I can back it up to some
degree first. So I think that we didn't stop. Do you remember
that kid who got arrested and then extradited for breaking
into a Department of Defense computer, and he published stuff
that he had found at Gary McKinnon? He hacked into US
Space Command commute computers thrown in jail forever? Yes. And
he had non terrestrial officers. They found documents about fleet
to fleet transfers, and here it comes. And I want our producers
to be on the lookout for Solar Warden. The theory goes, and it
goes quite deep. And I'm following this thread, because
it's pretty interesting to me, is that in this late 70s, mid
70s, we, for the general public, we said, Yeah, we're stopping
but that's actually where we were breaking through. And we
are now we have a Space Force. We've had a Space Force as a
part of Solar Warden,
when you're saying perhaps, that these secret defense, are these
the NSA, some of these phony baloney missions, they have this
big payload sitting on top of these rockets, and they can't
say what it is, because it's a spy satellite or whatever. It's
actually potentially another mission to the moon. They're No,
no, no, no,
it's way beyond the moon. Yeah, no. So our solar system is
protected by Solar Warden. And, you know, we allow certain alien
races to go through and certain not. And that's what the Solar
Warden is about. Let me just put it to you this way. Where, what
is our budget this year? For the military? $700 billion? It seems
like a lot. Where is it going to you see $700 billion worth of
shit. No, I know where it's going. And finally, hit me once
you take it out of NASA. Once you understand that this is all
Department of Defense where there's already $3 trillion that
can't be accounted for. Where is that money going? It's not it's
not just being burned up by the RAND Corporation, a bunch of
guys smoking cigars stroking white pussies? No. It's going
into space. And this really follows in, not for today, but
I'm going to bring more about shale oil makes
it makes out I'm gonna go I'm gonna let you go on this. It
makes some sense when you think about the fact that we're always
freaked out about China and their war capabilities. And when
you look at the budgets, it's like, why are we freaked out
about anybody we have a budget a military budget, that is the
combined more more than the combined budget of all
militaries of all nations. China, Russia, everybody put
together UK EU everybody. Ours is bigger. Yes. combined. Yeah.
Yeah. And yes, yeah, everyone's What the hell are we spending
this stuff
on everyone's underpaid? They don't have the Montreal. The
planes don't work. The F 30 The Strike Fighter always
bitching doesn't work, you know, so we're complaining a lot.
That's a
lot of money to just be importing poppy seeds from from
Afghanistan. Yeah, that would kind of defeat the purpose of
making money on drug trade. I'm sure there's a lot of it in
there and maybe a lot of that funds other things.
Well, actually, they've if you think about if I'm gonna go with
your argument, we get that because this budget is so
enormous that the CIA for example, is supposed to be
getting a lot of money they're not getting enough money. So
they have to go to sell poppies. harrow to the EU to keep their
to keep themselves going and
welfare Thank you. This is very good. You've just completed my
thinking. That's why I was a little disappointed when the
Federation of Planets guy, one of our donors, I thought he
actually was sending it from some or because I think there
are organs and this this documented evidence of
intergalactic organizations and agreements.
Well, there's a lot of good YouTube videos.
But here's what I'm predicting. I think that this Trump's Space
Force thing, he is going to start letting us in on on the
joke. He's going to start leaking, it's going to be in his
words. He's going to talk about little things. And then maybe
we'll see some more videos, we'll have a little more serious
report soon. Boom, we'll have a little more serious reports of
UFO sightings. I think we're being I really do think it's
time that we're being prepared. If there ever was a president
who could introduce the world to the truth. Yeah, it would be
this guy will be this guy. And it would work because half the
people would go, Oh, SpaceForce. Yeah. And the other half would
really think he's lost his marbles. So it would remain a
question for all time and yet the truth would be out. I'm
hopeful
SpaceForce. But this may be the reason the intelligence agencies
are so Burke's work there are there beside themselves where
they don't know if it's a good time. And some you know, the, I
don't know, I would recommend, I'm not a buyer of any of this,
but I like it. And I think people should go out and
definitely go read that Philip Corsos book. Yeah, The Day After
Roswell? Yes. Yes, that's a book that you can't even discuss any
of this until you read that
book. Well, I've read it. And, and we have a couple of
producers in Utah, who have worked on facilities. Oh, their
stories were very believable, very believable.
Well, you know, it's like say, Wow, if this was true, somebody
be saying something. Because you can't keep a secret that well,
people are saying lots of things. Yeah. It's not as though
anyone's trying to keep a secret. I mean, just go on
YouTube. And you can you can spend months, listening to guys
that seem to notice one thing or another? And, and instead just
be lies that, oh, you can't keep a secret. Nobody would do this.
If this was true, though. You know, you'd hear about it. And
yes, you're hearing about it. Yeah. And
when it comes to science, which a lot of people like to point
to, it doesn't make a lot of scientific sense that we're the
only ball here that has people on it or being felt. That
doesn't mean Yeah,
I don't I don't bring that into the conversation.
But so I'm on the lookout for subtle clues. I'm looking for
more in your project, blue beam was always something that we've
talked about. And that may be completely all of this may be a
big hoax. I don't know. But the elaborate hoax is very
elaborate, and just following the money. All this money goes
to the Defense Department, and it's gotta be going somewhere.
And yeah, you're right. We see big rockets go up, supply
chains, of course, repairs, stuff like that. But I think
when when when we truly start to find out a bit about it, and
Trump may just be irken everybody wants to release the
information like Oh, I'm going to tell everybody, I hope he
gets to, to I hope he gets to tell something. He must he must
know now. I
know a lot of the Presidents weren't ready and according to
Corso,
right, but JFK was I thought JFK was read in
I don't know I don't remember JFK being read. I apparently
Reagan was ready.
It started with Reagan Reagan started literally the Star Wars
project. I mean, go look at the history of it. A lot
of money Star Wars project. Yes, he did. I mean, if you're gonna
go there, but but Eisenhower was read in because he demanded to
see the area 51 and everything else? Yes. So Eisenhower was
reading that means Nixon was Nixon was definitely read in
because Nixon is the one who supposedly drove Jackie Gleason.
And you can look this and Oh, yes. Yeah, we talked about this.
Yeah. Joe Jackie Gleason to the alien storage facility to show
him a bunch of dead aliens. And which apparently freaked Gleason
out. And then after that is sketchy whether anyone was read
in or not. So, anyway, but I it's just very speculative. I
have my eyes open and I think that we are going to start now
we're good. I listen to this guy. And everything he says has
some kernel of truth in it somewhere even if distorted it's
his own truth. But this one, he's just it's it's out there
too much. Something's happening. Something's popping. I just can
feel it. We're entering, exiting, actually
exiting? Oh, no, no.
Remember when we had a clip of Steve Botanik saying that North
Korea was just the beginning of the trifecta of agreements. And
that A Bashar Al Assad would also want to talk with Trump and
have him at the table, and maybe even do something with North
Korea because of the types of stuff they have in the earth,
and they could exchange with each other. So I've also been
keeping track of Bashar Al Assad, who does quite a few
interviews, usually with British media, but he's always pretty
willing to sit down and talk to people. And here he is about
Trump and you. Well, you tell me what your impression is of what
he's actually saying with this, one of
the main themes is United States, and Trump made his
meeting in Singapore with Kim. Recently, Iran told that we will
never meet with Trump because Kim is not Muslim, he doesn't
understand what's going on. We'll never talk to Trump ever
will you? If it will be necessary meet Trump directly or
indirectly? Do you think it's necessary for you to talk to
Trump,
we believe that discussing or talking or negotiating with your
adversary, and any other one, of course, is is productive. But in
this case, it's always since we had the first negotiation with
the United States in 1974. Whenever achieve anything in any
subject, the problem with the American president that they are
hostages, to their lobbyists, to the mainstream media to the huge
corporations, financial oil, armaments, etc. So they can tell
you whatever you want to hear, but they will do the opposite.
And this is the case, and it's getting worse and worse. And
Trump is a very stark example. So talking and discussing with
the American now, for no reason for without achieving anything,
it just was a waste of time. We're not happy to talk about
the American just because they are America. We already discuss
with anyone who could be productive, and we don't believe
that the American politics will be different in the foreseeable
future. So it's just again, waste of time now. Think he's,
he's fishing. I think he's fishing for a meeting.
By being by Being
Well, he's kind of saying America punch Hey, I
don't want to meet
a sec. I don't want to meet and American presidents always no,
because it's all gonna be the same. They're all a What are you
saying? They're driven by the mainstream media. That's the one
thing
by lobbyists,
lobbyists, fine lobbyists. Okay, another thing Trump
says to me do being contrary and just want to meet with Trump
because they're all the same. That is going to change and
Trump that's a that's a challenge to Trump because as
far as Trump is concerned, he's different. Yes. That's what I'm
thinking. And maybe
could be, who knows? I'm just keeping these things just
watching him. Watching him. All right. Well,
I have a sister talking about this kind of thing. Let's talk
about this again, just do an update on the Taliban. Because
we got to keep things you know, people listened to the show for
kind of a generalized look at things.
In Afghanistan Taliban fighters killed 30 government soldiers in
the first attack since the end of a three day ceasefire
official said that the militants assaulted two checkpoints at a
town in bog GIS province, then they ambush reinforcements as
they arrived. So yes,
you're getting the upper hand and we're not getting any
reports of any of this and has to do with the poppy fields
somehow.
They must be protected at all cost. Do you don't you have a
Krauthammer thing I wanted to talk about Krauthammer before we
go
yeah, this is from crack. Krauthammer was a very
interesting guy because he was the unlike George Will and the
other so called conservative columnists. He never really
fully turned on Trump. But he was a neocon and somebody
pointed out the science of that declaration or whatever it is
that was a
part of that of the project for New American Century.
Well, they he's supposed to you may or may not have signed that
document, but he was already in that camp and he admits it. I
don't know why he was so stunned by this. But let's listen to I
got two clips. One's an archive. You don't want to play
obviously. Let's play a crowd haha. So we get a feeling for
what this guy's coming from. He is a classic neocon, which is a
Democrat in sheep's clothing because he got because he got
Democrat Party changed just enough that it pushed people
into the Republican Party and the Neo cons are all actually ex
liberals all of them are then they tend to hate Trump because
they're liberals are basically liberals. Let's play Krauthammer
on Neo cons.
Is there a label that you could have put on yourself in 1980?
Oh, yes, at that point. I was what you'd might call the Henry
Jackson Democrat. I was a cold were liberal. I was a believer
in the Great Society. But I was also a believer in a tough
approach to the Soviet Union, which means I had pretty much of
a home in the Democratic Party at the time you had Pat Moynihan
your head, and we Jackson, the great Senator from Washington
State. And later on that element of the Democratic Party shrunk
to nothingness. And as it did, I was without a home I remain
generally without a political home, but um, you could,
obviously, fairly call me a neoconservative. Now,
because we talk a lot about the conservative neoconservative.
What's the difference between being a NEO conservative and a
conservative?
There's several distinctions one has to do with personal history.
The Conservatives generally are people who started out as
liberals. And as the the dean of neoconservative appetiser,
Irving Kristol once said, It was mugged by reality. And they
evolve in time into conservatism. So that's number
one. If you ask any of the conservative, how did you vote
in 1968, a seminal year he'd say, Lyndon Johnson, if you
asked a conservative, I'm sorry, in 1964. He would say Lyndon
Johnson and a conservative would say Goldwater. So that's one
distinction. The second is that because of that neoconservatives
carry over some of the idealism if you like, and objectives of
liberalism, which means they, they want it for instance, in in
foreign affairs, there is a I mean, there is a critique by
conservatives of neoconservatives, which is that
neoconservatives are too utopian. Wilsonian, if you like,
we want to revolutionize the world, we want to democratize
the world. And the answer is yes. What distinguishes us from
liberals is that we don't rely on the institutions that
liberals rely on the UN treaties and all that Wilsonian stuff. We
believe in power, American power, in particular, but what
distinguishes us from construct from other conservatives or the
traditional conservatives, they are more likely to be realist.
They're not interested in the governance of other countries,
if it's a democracy or not, they're just interested in how
the government acts in relation to the United States. They're
interested in national interest. They're not interested in
constructing democracies abroad. This puts
Krauthammer in a very different light for me.
Why is this?
I did not know. And I'm looking at it now that he indeed was a
signatory on the Project for a New American.
I don't have been on here. He's asked about that. And he says he
doesn't remember signing it, he would have signed it. He doesn't
deny that well. He doesn't remember ever actually signing
right
well, I'm looking at a PDF and it's signed he signed it the day
you sign it sign and here's here's the part that that I've
always taken exception to in this document Americans were
looking at and this is from their written document that he
signed off on Americans were looking forward to a piece
divided after 45 years of cold war spending so P neck concluded
that Americans must experience a crisis a new Pearl Harbor attack
Yeah, that's right. That's what they were calling for that we
needed to experience that kind of price level Yeah. When it
came Yes. And this was not long before 911 That this this
document came out coincidence die think not but the crowd
hammered I didn't know that
was crowded I was always crowded hammers position that's why he
would use I didn't know it managed to be you know do to
talk to the conservative audience but he was actually
really a strong like all the Neo cons very strong liberals. They
believed in one in the you know, democracy everywhere One World
Government He never says that but one world government is
exactly what he what he wanted, because he was one of those
types. Now, I want to bring in the second clip, which is his
now this was was recorded in 2005. And I want to play this
clip because this is the neoliberal expressing the like
he says there were utopian there's a kind of a utopian
let's do there war mongers out that would let me say one other
thing. I was a Democrat. And I switched over the Republican
Party I'm now on affiliated after being an independent for a
while, but I did it for a different reason. This the
Democratic Party gave up like he said, they gave up on this
Jacksonian Henry Jackson type of you know, kind of liberal
warmongering liberals as the way I put it, this is this would be
Lyndon Johnson, Vietnam all of a sudden yay, yay.
Makes makes total sense for that time that you would feel that
way. Sure.
And they should well, and I was anti war and I was pro labor and
I was pro middle class I was all the things that The Democratic
Party also gave up on to become elitist. And the Republican
Party wasn't pro labor or anything like that. There's no
doubt about that. And they weren't anti war by any means.
But they have slowly evolved toward that because everybody
quit the other party, because they sold out. They were co
opted. And so but it was for different reasons that they
moved over. And they've Neo cons are seen as kind of a enemy
within because they're not Republicans by any stretch of
the imagination. And because of their utopianism. I want to play
this is what he was felt like in 2005. This is classic Neo cons
thinking and how wrong they were. And I don't believe that
Krauthammer ever came to grips with what he's about to say
the current president, history will determine. I think he ranks
high. Now he's talking about
Obama, now. President George Bush bush.
But ultimately, it's I mean, I've always had a sense that you
can argue all you want you right, all you want, but in the
end history will decide who was right and who was wrong. You can
you can suggest in your argument that the war in Iraq was right,
or Afghanistan was right. But we'll learn in 10 years or so if
Iraq was a success, I think it will be in assuming that this
Bush doctrine of changing the Middle East, changing the
culture of the areas and answered 911 And as a way to
prevent a new 911 I think is correct. But again, it's a
theory. It's being tested on the ground as we speak. And I think
if it is, if it works out in Iraq and Lebanon, places like
that, I think he'll be ranked very high, perhaps as high as
Reagan. Yeah. How'd that work out? Man,
I There you go.
I didn't realize that, you know, well, he was very, he came
across very differently in the past couple of years that I've
followed him. You know, I I liked him. I liked what I was
confronted with the reality that he just expressed in 2005 Yeah,
we have to wait 10 years Well, we've waited 18 years and didn't
work out. Work out like the way you guys hope did it. Right. So
I mean, I always enjoyed his, his material because he was very
thoughtful and he did present arguments you wouldn't hear
anyplace else. It was it was it was valuable for the thought
process. But yeah, now that
Tina is gonna be crushed. Was she a big fan? Oh, she likes him
very much. She likes crowd. Brit Hume. She really likes Brit
he'll read him and that's about it. That's about it.
She she'd like to know agenda show and then she loves
she loves the no agenda show. You kidding me? She loves it.
No, it's What? What? Excuse me at him.
The symphony orchestra you ordered. It's tuned in waiting
for
you now. Okay, perfect. That means it's time to go John. The
symphony is waiting for me.
Bet you gotta catch you play
something like that. But we will return we will return and
hopefully be one step closer to a Brexit World Cup. See how the
UK does if England can stay in? Europe? No. We'd be hoping they
go against the mineshaft Brexit World Cup and that's what I'm
counting on so far. But until that time on Thursday, I'll keep
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