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Sunday November 18 2018 This is your award winning get my nation
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didn't expect to cut it so close. So where we are in time
with the Zephyr are what
we started the whole thing just as the Zephyr appeared is a 10
car train to for some reason.
Some people must just be thinking the hell are these guys
doing? Oh my god, can you see that? Zephyr? Yes, I'm still
here in the lowlands. Gitmo nation lowlands in the
Netherlands. And, you know, since your newsletter kind of
made a little joke.
You me, I'll do what you say you joke. You're just a bit
something about noise. You
know, I was no didn't annoy me. I was about sports. You said
Adam will be checking in from Europe. You'll have weather news
and no sports and like actually, I don't have one. I have two
sports stories for you. Wow. Yeah. And of course, I would
never have known this if it wasn't really big news,
particularly here in the Netherlands.
They may not have even been this year's World Cup. But the
Netherlands are red hot right now is the two nil winner of the
world champions France proves the shockwave has rippled around
the UEFA nations League. Having also beaten Germany that wins
sees the 2014 World Cup winners tumbled down into the league's
Division Two, we have players with exceptional technical
experience and also with power and speed. We know why we won
against Germany invades Bell van why we win against France on
Monday they play at home with only pride at stake, just to
draw would be enough to see Ronald Cohen's team advance to
meet other group winners next year.
So this is the UEFA nations League. Competition. This is a
big deal in Europe and the Netherlands have not only
trounced Germany, but they beat the world cup holder France to
zero to know to and to deal with the fight with the final goal
being a penalty, a Panenka. Have you ever heard this term? So
right at that right at the whistle right at the very end of
all time, there was a fall occurred. The guy takes a
penalty, which is just the last second of the game, and you
know, typically was soccer, the goal is going to choose a side
he's going to dive toward and the kicker is going to choose a
side and if those two match up, the goal usually has it. But
there's this one. Wow. Yeah, wait, there's this one move
called the Panenka. And that is you don't really kick the ball.
You just kind of scoop it with your foot and lob it right in
the middle. So the kids are the goalie is on the ground in the
corner he chose and the ball goes who boop boop boop and kind
of poops right in. So it was a total,
very last second, they scored the second goal. So how would
that change the outcome of the game? No, it
was just for the humiliation. It was pure the humiliation of it.
But here's my question. In the United States of Europe, where
nationalism is a bad word, where no nations no borders, why do we
have all of our guys in each country dress up in a color and
go fight for our nation in the nation's League? Surely this
atrocity must stop.
I say they had to put an end to it.
I mean, it's it's when you think about it, make up your mind,
people. When you think about it, it's like, wow, I have to say,
though, all of the online dictionaries in the past week,
maybe two weeks, but I of course I didn't check them all. How
many times have we gone into an online dictionary? And have we
looked up the definition of nationalism? At least three,
four times the
other shows seem with a different dictionary? Well,
all the dictionaries have now I've done a switch, where the
second or third definition is now the number one definition
here's Merriam Webster, which I know we read previously, when
looking up the definition of nationalism. The number one
definition as of today. Nationalism, excessive
favoritism towards one's own country.
They dropped the word excessive in there. Yeah. And synonyms
except what is favoritism to one's own kind of established
Really excessive so
you know how the dictionary has that that definition and then
under it has a little line. So it says excessive favoritism
towards one's own country. And then a little asterix Nazi isms,
almost epic nationalism, appealed to downtrodden Germans
still suffering the humiliation of being defeated in World War
One. So they're really bringing the Nazi thing right into it.
Right off the top.
Shameless.
Why? I'm okay, I'm okay with it now like Okay, finally you
change the dictionary. I guess we all agree there was a meeting
somewhere. And I'm sure what happened is all the dictionary
people were going Damn man. Look at how they're defining
nationalism. Not just Oh, wow, wait a minute. There's McCrone.
Oh, there's Trudeau Oh, holy crap, we better change it.
And they did. And that's pretty much well, there's there's
activists with it within the companies.
Wars, of course, because number two is a lot of
noise. Right? Me, me, me, me, me, me. Me. Me, me. Me. You
can't take it anymore. It's okay. Okay. Okay. What are we
going to do? Well, here's
the number two definition which used to be number one, love and
support for one's country, American nationalism is often
most visible during Fourth of July celebrations. Anyways, I
was looking at all the online dictionaries I buy realize the
word that we used to use maybe even just a couple of years back
was jingoism, that I think is more accurate. Well, we never
really know it wasn't word for a while. I don't know if it was
during the Obama administration work
because it did show up and nobody got it. So they stopped
using it. Yeah. But it wasn't us using it.
I remember during one and I don't know if it was the second
Obama election, or if it was more recent. I just remember it.
I mean, I did no research on it, but somehow in the back of my
mind. I remember jingoism was actually I remember you
explaining what jingoism was.
That's a possibility. I did that. But it wasn't words that
you or I, you know,
no, no, no, no, no, because at the minute it has a jingoism. I
think of Jenga, and it just doesn't feel right. It's the
word war on word for me. Anyway, one more sports story, John from
Gitmo nation, the lowlands, we have a huge darts championship.
Yes. Bonus story, huge Dart Championship. The Dutch are very
good at darts. They've been very good. And we are we've had some
Well, this is a big deal in Europe. You can scoff, but I'm
here I'm reporting on what's important.
Darts.
You're good at darts. Yeah, 180, you get a lot of those. Well,
there was the final match the Dutch guy lost. But he had a
very peculiar reason he was extremely distracted by
something that happened and he blamed his co finalist or think
as a Scot. Now you're gonna have to try and focus your ears to
listen to what I think the Scotsman I think was a Scotsman.
What he's saying here, but this was the let's now call that
well, there's a name for it.
Just spoke to Wesley. Besides that, he said you were a class
player and you let him alive in the first session. He said that
it was smelly on the stage.
I thought was that fatter than stage today?
No, it Well, I think he thinks you did it.
You can put your finger up lash. There'll be more snow there. I
thought he had shirt and I started it was bad. It was bad.
It was bad. It was a stank. I thought it was him. And they
started playing better we must have needed to get so Mundo and
he thought it was you know, hands up sweat on my life to
help me God. Nothing crossed.
So this is now what's known as fart gate. Yeah, sounds like it.
That's the Dutch guy says it was so it smelled so bad that he was
distracted. And he that's why he lost the game. And the other
guys say no, no, I think he did it. So they're actually blaming
each other for the losing. Its fargate No one really knows its
niche. And that is the top
of the news. Wow, you nailed it for sports news. You should get
a show.
I need a little jingle
for sports news.
I knew you'd appreciate my sports topics. Entertaining.
I think you dug him up just because of that kind of content
of the newsletter.
I don't know. Well, yes. The newsletter does make me do it.
Of course we have the big black Pete controversy. The holy man
St. Nicholas arrived on his steamboat with his black pizza
yesterday. We've been tracking the story in the no agenda show
for five years. We're just a steamboat go after it. What it
comes from Spain.
What route does it take?
Oh, it did it just up the coast.
It goes around and comes around to does it go up in a bunch of
canals through France and all that it comes up again I think
you can get from France. To the canal system up the road.
He does not it's a rather big ship.
And he's got a horse on it. So anyway,
the horse doing our ship and woods
Oh st. Oh St. Nicholas, he so he doesn't have a sleigh and eat
take tiny reindeer, he has a white horse. And he he's on he
comes. He's on the ship on the horse on the top of the deck.
He's on a white horse. And it looks like the pope with his,
you know, with his hat and his his staff and all that. So this
is the very old tradition we've been tracking for the past five
years. This controversy? No, I looked it up. I find clips that
we had from five years ago. Here's the thing. And reminder
that this really only started when I forget the woman's name
from the United Nations Human Rights Office, whose sole job is
to get reparations, reparations, paid to mainly islands such as
well, you look at Indonesia and Haiti and you know, anywhere
where slaves were, were created and grown and taken away by the
evil West.
Indonesia qualifies. But Haiti for sure.
I think the Dutch had a lot of stuff going on in Tunisia. Oh,
you may want to look that up
some Dutch thing as possible. That's why they stole the
cuisine from Indonesia.
Yes. Well, that's why there this was happening in the Netherlands
in particular. And it was just just to get money and it started
this whole this whole conversation it really, here's
how bad it got, where the night before the Senate was supposed
to arrive. And I want my I want to remind everybody this is this
is just now you're talking today or five yesterday? No, no,
yesterday, the day before? Yeah. So the evening before yesterday,
in the Netherlands, whenever you know, it's December and the
November December and he's coming and all the kids are
going to be all they're excited because
it's the real reason you stayed there is because you really like
to reminisce about this just character.
It's very interesting from a social standpoint, what's
happening here than the there. So what I'm trying to get to is
that at seven o'clock, we have the news on the Dutch public
broadcasting stations, there's three stations, three channels,
and they do the news at the same time on one of the stations that
for these few weeks. They replaced the news with the
Sinterklaas shore now so it's the St. Nicholas news. And you
know the kids all gather around they watch it and you know, it's
of course it's a fairy tale about his condo. There he is. We
see the steamboat for the first time ever. The ratings, the
ratings of the Sinterklaas show now the fake news about a fake
guy on coming from Spain was significantly larger than the
people watching the actual news report. And this has become a
national discussion where if you don't agree that this is racist,
you are of course a racist. I mean, it's just like the US.
It's a different topic. But the racist words has been thrown
around very easily. And here's what's even more interesting as
I was looking back through all past five years of this
controversy, there was more actual physical fighting and
protesting five years ago, then this year, even though the the
topic was the top of all news and every industry at the front
of every newspaper, everybody has an opinion, but I think it's
just everything's online. It's all on Twitter, and TV talk
shows pretty much the real protest wasn't too bad. They
arrested people and you know, there were people on one side
yelling kickstart kickout Svarta pizza literally they have an
organization here kick out smart to Pete and the other side its
parents go on route and the kids are walking in the middle and
it's just it's it's horrible what's happening. The kids are
being terrorized Fantastic. Well, yes it is. This is why I
like to talk about it. So it's just it's been nuts but as you
know the high court said no problem can do whatever you want
the it's not racist. This is a tradition. And I have to say I
mainly saw I didn't see a lot of the rainbow Pete's or the came
down the chimney Pete we use only because he scuffed black
because it was just soot from the chimney all these other
politically correct ideas eats pizza. Yes, politically correct
Pete's. So it's interesting to see how the outrage has grown
online grown in the media, of course that feeds each other.
But in real life, people didn't really get up and go protest.
Which if you think about it is a very
current phenomenon of this is the phenomenon of the internet,
where people if they blow off some steam on the internet, they
think they've done their job. Yep. That's my conclusion. So
come through this for years and years, we see no these ideas Oh,
don't let this condition is gonna ruin the net if they put
this last year, let's protest and people, they don't write
letters, they just bitch and moan online and then it goes
through anyway. We tried as hard as we could. That's exactly
right. I see that I think that's the same that's going on in the
US. More of the vitriol and the anger in the hate is all on
online. It's just really not spilling over. And I think
people get tired of it too. And you can just turn it off. You
walk away like okay, I got my my frustration out. I'm done. So it
may be a good thing in a way. Well,
I think it's a good and a bad thing. We actually have to take
action for somebody that's
that is important.
You're not going to do it. You're just going online in
whatever you know as California is the perfect example of that
the high tech state debt it is they just overrun by Democrats
getting their own way. And it's so different than for example,
France. I have a clip and I'll just play this clip on the gas
tax in France. Oh, yeah.
I was hearing about this homeless second. Yes, here we
go.
In France, at least one person is dead and dozens injured after
protests against the country's increasing gas taxes. The
demonstrators wore yellow vests and blocked roads across France.
In an effort to send a message to President Emmanuel McCrone. A
woman trying to make her way through the crowd in a car
panicked hitting the group She's now in custody McCrone
implemented the taxes to decrease fossil fuel
consumption. Protesters argued that attack is taxes placed an
undue burden on poor citizens.
And in fact, the taxes do create an undue burden for citizens in
the United States, especially in California. We have a lot of
poor a lot. We have a lot of poor, and but nobody cares. The
Democrats put it through for the same two purposes. I mean, for
fixing roads, even though the old taxes were for fixing roads,
but they stole that money. They use it. They stole it mixing
they're gonna steal this money too. But this sort of fixing
roads and to keep people from using cars in the first place,
which is more subtle. And everyone Oh, yeah, this is no
good. We got to repeal the gas tax and then it got passed.
Anyway,
I have. Nobody wants to really have a little more exciting clip
about the same topic.
Over 200,000 protesters have blocked roads and motorways
across France, causing many accidents and one death.
Ministry said 227 people were injured in clashes with the
police. And as drivers tried to get around the blockades. The
grassroots protest movements dubbed the yellow vests,
targeted motorways, slip roads, tunnel entrances, and airport
access roads. 38 people were taken into custody. The
protesters were angry at higher fuel taxes, President Emmanuel
Macron economic policies, which they say made them
poor. So there was kind of a ruckus there, too.
Yeah, well, they showed the ruckus on CBS. But they didn't
make as exciting as I would like to put it was that one which had
more sound effects? And yeah, it was always makes it more
exciting.
I just read about a scam that the IRS is pulling, which I was
very surprised by this. They've changed the way they calculate
inflation for the 2019 tax regulations or whatever, you
know, it's not a law, it's just the IRS determining something.
And by changing the way you calculate the inflation, and
this goes to, you know, certain deductions, like the was it the
one general deduction, you can take 24,000 If you're if you're
a couple, what is that?
You're asking the wrong guy.
Okay. What's the number? The standard deduction, I think, is
what's called standard the way that the way they've done it, is
that because it's based upon inflation, and you know, how
much you made, and I'm not, I'm not the right guy, either. But
the conclusion of this article, which I put in the show notes,
is that because they changed the way they calculate inflation,
you're actually gonna be wind up paying more tax in about a year
and a half is, you know, this, this form, this magic formula
starts to make it all groovy for the IRS. It's like a hidden
little tax they've put in there just by simple math change,
which they get to gouge the public. You know, that's,
that's messed up. I know. I was surprised. I know, of course,
but I'm just saying like, I didn't even bring it up. Oh, my
goodness.
I can say people I can see people bitched in remote and
online and then there's nothing changes. That's true.
Let's see I have a little Brexit background or since it'll just
kind of blow through some EUROPEAN NEWS. There
was the man who is yes, sorry. No, I was just gonna say I do
actually have the report from Canada. I've added the CBC,
which in my mind,
that's what I have here. So you're done. Hold on, why are
you adding CBC when I've already added CBC to my mix?
I've never never noticed one CBC clip from you. Oh, I
play them all the time. It's just I don't
know me. This
was the man who began this chaos today, Dominic Raab.
The terms proposed to the cabinet yesterday, I think had
two major and fatal flaws. The first is that the terms being
offered by the EU threatened the integrity of the United Kingdom.
And the second is that they would lead to an indefinite if
not permanent situation, where we locked into regime with no
say of the rules and the laws being applied with no exit
mechanism. What would it take for Theresa Mays critics
to actually unseat her?
Well, it would take 48 letters of no confidence from Tory MPs.
According to the rules of the ruling conservative party, they
need letters of no confidence from 15% of sitting MPs. And
right now that number stands at 48. It doesn't look like they
have that number yet, but they may yet get there. Theresa May
despite all this turmoil still showing up to the House of
Commons today to defend her plan. Here's what she said,
choice is
clear. We can choose to leave with no deal. We can risk no
Brexit at all, or we can choose.
Or we can choose to unite and support the best deal that can
be negotiated this deal.
Now there is an EU summit planned for later this month to
discuss this deal with 27 other EU member states. But with all
this turmoil here at home, it's not at all clear whether that'll
happen to animals.
And we'll just add to some local color. Pretty much everything
I've been watching on TV news wise here. So that's the
Netherlands France, Belgium, Germany, the UK, except for the
UK. In the in the EU part. Everyone's like, well, you know,
this looks pretty good. And not we're not too excited. It's
gonna be all great, you know, and no one's freaking out. They
don't really care one way or the other. It just doesn't seem to
be a big deal here.
Well, that's because you're not in Poland. Now. There was
something she said in there that I thought was peculiar. She had
three choices. We can do no deal. Yeah. We can do harder get
about it and just stay in the EU. No Brexit. Yeah. Which was
choice number two in the turbos take this deal, which is the
best deal she says which is that 528 or 545? Page doc, right?
No, she but a no deal. Brexit is different from do nothing.
No deal. Brexit was choice one. The second one was to take our
chances and stay and not do the Brexit? Yes. Correct. How is
that a possibility?
You see when you slip it in, and people don't think about the
fact that they had a referendum about it, you know, you just
slip those words in you go, Oh, that seems like a choice. Who
knows?
scamp? This is what I think they're going to try to do then.
Why would you put that in as an option when it's not really an
option? Unless the whole thing is a scam? Now the words the the
Brexit vote means nothing, you know, and I mean, I can see that
second option. Well, we I guess we can't do that because of the
Brexit vote. Let's do the Brexit vote again.
Right? That's the only way to do it. We
have a we have what's in March. It's March. We got like, three,
four months before March comes around. We can we gotta have
a do over easy in that time. Yeah.
So I'm in you know, the while my I got the Canadian report. Okay.
Yeah, Canadian reporting that one interesting little tidbit in
there.
Okay, hold on us. I just wanted my shoes. Hold on one sec. I see
at least three clips that you have that I have from CBC. So
the only thing I'm going to ask you is did you get these emails
from a producer? Because I did
know I got them straight from the CBC. I have a GPS pics.
Okay, okay. I was just surprised me with the three or I'm
curious.
Well, I have the the kilogram. And so I had this one and there
must be another one was the third one. I can't find right
now. Yeah, this couple All right. I just want them to get
what Graham one I thought was just a filler. It'd be this the
Canadian view of Brexit and they have a bunch of stuff. And
what's in here that I thought was interesting was the bookies
have dropped the bat. Yes. For a life of confidence in the Prime
Minister Minister,
I absolutely do. I'm also looking forward to continuing to
work with all my government colleagues, colleagues and
parliament in order to make sure that we get the best future for
Britain.
And on radio this morning may, again insisted that's exactly
what her plan will do.
I believe this is true today. This is the best deal for
Britain. All right. So how's
it all going down with the British public who decided all
this in the end, Thomas degla took to the streets of London
with that Brexit plan in hand
to ask people what they think.
No one said it would be light reading. This is the document
that has upended British politics. Theresa Mays, fully
detailed Brexit plan approved in cabinet, all 585 pages of it. It
sure is causing a fuss in the government. But what about on
the street? Have you actually held it in to see how heavy it
is? I never did, but this is ridiculous. Yeah.
How much do you think politicians actually know about
what's in here? Yeah, probably,
probably very little.
How do you feel the Prime Minister is handling this? Oh,
well, I
don't know. I don't know how anyone could handle it. You
could argue about the pros and cons of the detail. I think she
has handled herself amazingly.
She can at least auto expect loyalty from her fellow party
members. They're just waiting to stick the knife in
hoping to briefly escape that Tory infighting. The Prime
Minister turned to ordinary Brits on a radio Colin show.
Prime Minister Theresa May takes your calls.
Our first caller demanded she quit.
I respect you asked us to do the right thing the national
interest to stand down to allow someone from the Brexit camp to
take the lead
to the Prime Minister instead me pledged this
decisions on things like who could come into this country
will be taken by us here in the UK and not by Brussels. And
that's exactly what the deal I've negotiated delivers. So
we there's no question she is resilient facing down internal
revolt. Time after time. The bookmakers had stopped taking
bets on Mays demise. But now they say the odds are she could
survive.
news coming out of Westminster seems to suggest that if there
was a vote of no confidence, she may well just squeak over the
line.
Her job and the future of the country go hand in hand, Brexit
will shape Britain. And the final deal will define Brexit.
You know, what I like about these reports is everyone talks
about 500 pages and all my goodness, but they never talk
about what's in it than not even one little bit really?
Seriously, I mean, there's a
lot of just wait
a big binder, a giant binder, and pass it around. What
they should do is they should say hey, look, here's the Lisbon
Treaty you idiot signed, it was 2000 pages. G says,
I have a I have an ISO from that particular. Particular this is
do not know how anyone could handle it. I saw you want to
play that and see if it's a qualifier. Oh, well, I don't
know. I don't know how anyone could handle it.
Wait until you hear my ISO later on that will make your final
decision. Well, I
got another one too. But it'll be a different story.
I have a Brexit for dummies that I got in Dutch. And I can just
give you some highlights because that seems to be there's nothing
that we've been talking about in this in this agreement has
really changed. You know, the the the we still have the
northern the Ireland border issue than they have a they
finally determined it'll be 21 months that they will remain an
EU member. So that's so that's almost two years, they go back
to the same fishing thing which they still have to come up with
a deadline before you know the who's fishing from whose water
Scotland do their waters have been given over to the EU?
Yeah, so that won't change until the first of July 2020. That's
when they still have to. I mean, says here they still have to
flesh that out. Now they will. Yeah, flesh it out. Well, don't
worry, we'll give us something to do.
Hey, Jay, I'll tell you what signed the contract. And then
we'll work on the details later. We get one of those.
Oh, many Yeah, guy just say, Oh, yeah.
Hey, I gotta I can't I can't sign this contract. I gotta get
Lord. No, no, no, no, no. I'll tell you. I'll just sign it. And
then we'll work on to get the lawyer will work on it after you
sign it.
No, I've had contracts where it said it said that in the
contract. We'll work on the deeds after you sign this. Sure.
Oh, those are great contracts always turns out perfect.
makes zero sense. The 3
million EU citizens who were in the United Kingdom we'll be able
to stay. But guess we talked about the 40 billion euros that
they'll have to pay. They still have not let me see The they
agree to come up with a trade agreement I mean really they
have nothing it's just a lot of agreement agreements to an
agreement to agree to some stuff and in which he was in Cyprus
thing with Cyprus
something there's something weird about SIPE and Gibraltar.
So that's really the two are that I
we got to look at Rogers a problem. Yeah. Do they Okay,
Gibraltar is
great is a problem because it's considered British. Yeah, there
will be so it doesn't really again, it's just like we'll
agree on stuff isn't nothing can I just quote Van Jones and say
it's a nothing burger? No. It's a nothing burger, man.
I don't see much in it. Just don't.
Let's talk about the campfire for a moment. First, we have to
correct ourselves. As you asked me where campfire The name came
from, I said, someone says
to you, I'm the one who said it came from a campfire or No, you
said it came from a campfire. But that was verified, as far as
I'm concerned by somebody on one of our local news stations that
say came from a campfire that was the original originating.
That was the start of the fire. And then it was doubled up by
some other element either arson or the PGE lines, and they're
trying to get away from the PGD lines because of the liability
issue. So they're just faking the news on that.
Wow, look, a lot of people said that this was called campfire
because it started camp Creek Road.
Yeah, can't wasn't called the camp Creek Fire.
I'm not going to belabor the point. I'm just Creek Road fire.
I'm,
I'm not saying we're here. Neither here nor there. I mean,
a lot of people were like,
You guys saw the Litany now there's no people, everybody.
All of a sudden out of the blue has become the camp Creek Road
fire. Correct. I'm sorry, camp fire starting on Camp Creek
Road. Which by the way, I've been around the state forever.
And I know that nomenclatures the way they name things and
they would they usually would call it camp Creek Fire, not the
camp fire. But okay, whatever. We got a lot of notes because
everybody reads the same news reports and it says it was
started on Camp creek road into the corner of Camp Creek in some
other place, and fine.
So the latest in the blame game, which everyone likes to play
seems to be a story about a woman who received an email from
Pacific Gas and Electric a day before the fire started. Here's
the report
under otherwise pitchblack skies, zigzagging flames cut a
terrifying picture in the Feather River Canyon. The
campfire will soon enter its seventh day.
We're not pronouncing it right. It's the campfire. It's not
campfire. It's the campfire streak of
destruction that apparently started somewhere near Betsy
Kelly's doorstep.
Here I did receive an email from PG and E and they said that they
were coming out here to do work on Wednesday on a power line,
three quarters in the mile away and then they would need to come
back and do another on a power line on my property.
Kelly hopes to organize a class action lawsuit against PG and E
as she grieves for her friends in nearby concow.
Those people lost everything 10 years ago too, and no one's
talking about him.
Tonight. pg&e responded to this story telling NBC Bay Area
quote, based on our initial review of the email
correspondence with the customer in question was about future
planned work on a different transmission line in the area.
That line had previously been de energized and was not
operational when the camp fire started. pg&e also told us
they're cooperating fully with the investigation on a cos
though with concow and many other neighborhoods decimated
calls for more information linger
and PG and E if this is their fault, they need to be held
accountable. And they need to do more than just jack up their
rates. And they need to they need to help
more. There you go.
Everyone is looking at PG and E which could be the culprits. As
I will eat pockets. Yeah. Because as I was going through
some stories, this was a you know one of those. The truth
always comes out type deals. And no matter what you do, the truth
will just slip out and you won't even notice it yourself nor will
your colleagues at the news desk.
I know. Oops. President Trump when he was in France had
something to say about the wildfires devastating California
this weekend he wrote there is no reason for these massive
deadly and costly forest fires in California except that forest
management is so poor. He accuses officials of mismanaging
by
the way you're gonna want to listen to the guy at the end,
not her she's just important for the setup
the force and adds quote, remedy now or no more fed payments. I
want to Get Tom Seder in here from the CNN Severe Weather
Center and Tom some West Coast veer where their center
firefighters had an answer for the President. I want to read
part of it to you, the head of the Pasadena fire Association
writing, Mr. President, with all due respect, you are wrong. The
fires in SoCal are urban interface fires and have nothing
to do with forest management come to SoCal and learn the
facts and help the victims. Tom the strong statement there from
the California firefighters factcheck President Trump's
tweet for us.
Okay, you know, I enjoy being in the weather department because
it's neutral, you know, with the exception of climate change
issues but
or neutral except for the issue of climate change.
That is Clip of the Day. I was loving it so much. Global View
and the reason is Clip of the Day is because you're right, it
would just go yeah, we're neutral except for this meaning
you're not neutral about climate change. It is so it but since
they're all in on on the whole thing, they can't even see it
themselves that he said that or
Fabtech President Trump's tweet for us.
Okay, you know, I enjoy being in the weather department because
it's neutral, you know, with the exception of climate change
issues, but
if you just listen to the guy, you know, he continues and you
just don't even think about it. But holy crap. So true. So true.
Now, being outside of the US, you have different filters when
stuff was coming in comes in different times of the day, and
it's to me very enjoyable. It's just so refreshing, different
kinds of news, sports news, fart gate. I mean, come on. I'm
having a great time over here. But there's something that
happened surrounding the fire and a quote from Trump and man,
we really got to watch it because this is happening more
and more often. Where there's a little quote from the President,
which turns out is, you know, it doesn't just happen with Trump.
It turns out with you know, this should be the defending Trump
segment. I need a jingle for this Adams gonna defend Trump.
We're defending Trump.
Defenders, Trump defenders, Trump and Trump. Trump defenders
Trump defenders. So I you know, Twitter explodes in front of my
very eyes what an ad What a moron with a jig I've got people
are printed. And this is just our producers, not even Twitter
man. This is just people who we know. You know, we've got guys
from Finland, who, what an idiot doesn't even know that. This is
not to say we don't have the same climate roars you're gonna
rake everything into safety. And when you hear the segment, which
is out of context of the entire affair, yeah, it sounds kind of
stupid. This is actually the longest version I was able to
find most of them were 37 seconds. This is 43 seconds
long. But you'll see quickly why it sounds like the president is
a blubbering moron.
I know, Gavin is committed, we're all committed, I'm
committed to make sure that all of this cleaned out and
protected. Take care of the floors, you know, the floors of
the forests, very important. You look at other countries where
they do it differently. And it's a whole different story. I was
with the President of Finland, and he said we have a much
different we're a forest nation. He called it a forest nation.
And they spend a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing
things and they don't have any problem and what it is it's a
very small problem. So I know everybody's looking at that. To
that end, and it's gonna work out. It's gonna work out well.
So it sounds like he just launches into but you know, we
got to rake the floor just like Finland does. Because you know,
we all know they have the same climate. And that is real
dementia be thinking. It's when you're completely stuck. If you
watch this whole news conference, and it was Gavin
Newsom, President Trump and Governor Brown all next to each
other with a significant distance between Trump and
brown. They were not standing really right next to each other.
And Trump yet for the whole east noose.
New Newsom Right. Yeah. We had a lot of coverage of that here.
And Newsom was right. And actually, Newsom was chatting
away as much as he could because he knows he has to work with
Trump. Yep, at some point and California is in huge trouble
and he knows he's got to make himself look good if he wants to
run in 2024. And because he has his goal in life, and brown is
just a grumpy old man is just standing back there. He doesn't
even know what happened
to Brown was standing there. Trump thanked everybody calling
out guys off camera who you don't know everybody except
Jerry Brown and everybody. Thanks, everybody. Hope What a
great job they were doing. And so I skipped a lot of that I'm
just going to play. You know, this is about a minute 45 of
what he was really talking about. Then it goes to brown.
And when Browns talking, man, you've got to see this video,
Trump crosses his arms, he backs off and you know, he's doing
like a, like one of those stances with his head kind of
cocked, looking over to the left, like, what do you want to
say jerk off? Very aggressive. But when you put it all into
context, what he's saying, it's not that crazy. And there's a
reason why the United States logger Association agrees with
him what he said. But that's out of context. He sounds like a
dick. Governor, what needs to be done immediately from the
federal government?
Would this be done is what is being done right is to put
female on the job, make sure our first responders are supported,
we get the main power women power that we need to get the
job done.
And then we got to notice the PC manpower or woman power cleanup,
you got to search job, those who lost their lives. It's just a
big mess of cleanup after a terrible tragedy. So it's
basically people that are right here. Local people, state people
that are doing the work, federal government provides some, some
help a lot
of money. He's clearly saying nothing. He's just blabbering
and some expertise.
And somehow, we'll all go through it together.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening again, Mr.
President?
Important question. Is there any way to prevent this from
happening again, Mr. President?
Well, we've been talking about that on the right over and I
think we're all on the same path, we do have to do
management, maintenance, and we'll be working also with
environmental groups, they really, I think everybody's seen
the light. And we, I don't think we'll have this again, to this
extent, we're gonna have to work quickly. But a lot of people are
very much, there's been a lot of study going on over the last
little while. And I will, I will say, I think you're going to
have hopefully, this is going to be the last of these, because
this was a really, really bad one. And I know, Gavin is
committed, we're all committed, I'm committed to make sure that
we get all of this cleaned out and protected. Get to take care
of the floors, you know, the floors of the forest, very
important.
You see when you hear it now in context, it makes a lot more
sense.
You know, the thing about this, of course, predicting this won't
happen again as a joke. Because we we have nothing but these
fires here every year, and it's been going on since I was a
little kid. And but in the olden days, they used to do brush burn
offs. And we had a couple of people right as some of our
producers saying they, they've been mismanaging the they
stopped doing a lot of stuff they used to do burn back. Sure,
sure. We used to when I was at the air pollution district, they
used to have these, they used to burn these Ducks Unlimited had a
huge had kind of an unlimited permit to do all these burns.
And they do these massive burns in these areas that were very
flammable, to allow the ducks to come in. And they haven't seen
that for 20 years. Yeah, the fact that half the stuff that
used to go on when I was at the air pollution district it was
all done for management purposes, mostly burn offs and
burn controlled burns all over the California I don't even do
controlled burns anymore that I think it's just an accumulation
and we've been lucky until now because in the month of October
usually especially up there where that fire was there's
always had at least a week of rain that would just soak
everything down and there's no way it's going to catch on fire
but we've been dry up there right at for the whole time and
then this thing catches on fire and goes nuts
and add to that if it wasn't for that
they would have kept going but they need to get back to their
old policies of controlled burns all over the state they don't do
them
and you add to that that because they're not really clearing
things out and not doing the same amount of logging they used
to that there's all these trees are competing for the same water
and that just makes it drier and
I would I could argue against that
well that's what the the loggers say I'm gonna see where's this
loggers are right yeah it's the see what's the name of this
loggers organization
loggers don't like this anymore. They but as they lost a lot of
logs
Why did they stop logging? I don't understand that at all.
And what's the national logging organization the loggers
Council, a coalition of state and regional associations that
represents independent contract loggers Vega they they agree
so you have to disaster like this is a bunch of dead people.
There's over 1000 Still missing this latest. No.
Yeah, it's pretty bad.
A director,
I would say, yeah. There's no emergency system to tell people.
I mean, there should have been, but they never thought of
something like this happening. It's never happened before in
this area. No. And look how much greener it used it is than
usual. Oh, it's kind of brown now, but okay. Just don't worry
about it. Let's talk about so my Yes. No, go on. No, I
was gonna move to another topic. So go ahead.
Oh, well, let's talk about Assange.
Oh, okay. Good. Yes, I had been reading. I'm glad you have
something because I don't really have a
clip from Dubai. I have an AMI clip. And I think she probably
puts it as well as anybody because of Assange supporters.
But this is the Assange indicted oops. clip to
the Justice Department has inadvertently revealed in his
prepared an indictment against WikiLeaks founder Julian
Assange, and an unusual development language about the
charges against Assange were copied and pasted into an
unrelated court filing that was recently unsealed. In the
Document Assistant US Attorney Kellen Dwyer wrote, due to the
sophistication of the defendant and the publicity surrounding
the case, no other procedure is likely to keep confidential the
fact that Assange has been charged and quote, the news
broke Thursday night, just hours after the Wall Street Journal
reported the Justice Department was planning to prosecute
Assange. Okay,
so this was some intern or some low paid millennial, I'm blaming
the EU just Can I can just cut and paste. Patient the
boilerplate, but they didn't cut and paste the boilerplate. They
cut and pasted this information. It shows up,
where's our checks and balances, dammit.
So they also had on the lawyer?
Oh, it was so what does this mean? Because I really haven't
followed the story. What does it mean for Assange? What is
happening with him? I mean, this didn't help me understand his
current position it
means is that all these lies that we've been hearing that
Assange was and his lawyers were right that the United States was
out to get him right. Yeah. Normally this
right. Right. So so that means what he stays where he is.
They actually have indicted and charged him even though they
denied it, because they didn't want him to get wind of it,
because then he's going to hunker down longer. And now
they're going to put pressure on the Ecuadorians to get kick him
out right. There willing to do that, but there's a lot of
stories that I don't believe half of them but it's like,
well, apparently Assange doesn't bathe and he stinking up the
embassy. Oh, hit your place and run him out. Right.
He's smelly papers.
He's getting a lot of complaints. political asylum
rejected for being smelly. Come on.
So let's play this WikiLeaks Pompeo, Jennifer Robinson retort
to the clip. Well,
Pompeo statement is the head of the CIA demonstrate the the
fervor within the CIA and certainly to be seeking
WikiLeaks prosecution. But to say that publish receiving and
publishing information in the public interest is an attack on
Western values is frankly wrong, and a dangerous statement to be
coming from the head of the CIA and someone who's been very
senior in the Trump administration. This is cuts at
the heart of constitutional protections for free speech. It
is protected under the US Constitution to receive and
publish information that's in the public interest, even
classified information, and that any publisher, including
WikiLeaks, could be called a hostile nonstate intelligence
agency, when media organizations around the world all the time,
including the New York Times, including the Washington Post,
receive classified information and publish it when it's in the
public interest to say that that is an attack on Western values
is a very dangerous statement from the head of the CIA that
ought to be investigated.
What about press freedom?
I know makes us think that actually should have been part
two of this of this clip, which is the original Pompeo quote,
WikiLeaks, Pompeo quotes.
Let me go to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Last year, just
after he became CIA director, and Pompeo was first major
address, he blasted WikiLeaks. It's time to call out
WikiLeaks for what it really is a non state hostile intelligence
service, often abetted by state actors like Russia. In reality,
they champion nothing but their own celebrity. Their currency is
clickbait. Their moral compass non existent their mission,
personal self aggrandizement, the destruction of Western
values.
So that was Pompeo. Of course this certainly went against what
his boss US President Trump had said, I believe in the campaign
in a month or two, he raised WikiLeaks praised WikiLeaks.
Well over 100 times, let's go to one of those moments.
This just came out. This just came out WikiLeaks. I love
WikiLeaks.
Let's just review for a moment. Because, firstly, if they're
going to do anything with Julian Assange, they also need to
arrest Glenn Greenwald. As you know, it was Glenn Greenwald,
who actually broke all the stories and paths, as we
reported on many times passed each time they were going to
report on something, they sent it to CIA to the White House and
said, Here's what we're going to report. Do you have any
comments, anything that could be taken out? And they would either
say nothing, or I don't think there was any case where they
really said you can't leave that in, but they knew about it and
grin. Glenn Greenwald was right there publishing.
And this is people forget, but this is insane. Press Freedom.
Yeah, then they go on to all this thing, then they're making
a big fuss about Jim Acosta, as, you know, press pass, even
though apparently, according to at least some sources, there's
about 40 of them that have been issued to CNN and different
people. And there's just one guy, and they make a big fuss
about that. And where is the media on this? Where are the
protests? Where is the petition, like the petition that came out
of the University of California, condemning the White House is
the University of California, Berkeley. And so which we've
associated with the CIA, especially the graduate
journalism department, which is where this came from? And to
remind people why we do that is because so many people have been
cropping up from that, from that group. They graduate school in
various weird spots. And do you remember the, the two Chinese
girls that were up in North Korea, into the country and then
were captured and Clinton had to go rescue him? Bill Clinton had
to go fly over there. Yep. Those two are from the Graduate School
of Journalism at Cal OES. And then this crazy group of three
people that were somehow walking through the minefields on
a hike. They were hikers, they were hikers Iraq border
and wandered into Iran, for some unknown reason on there, a hike
through the minefields and they were all captured. Let me when
they were all from the graduate school. I mean, they were
captured s. And by the way, they were all captured and charged as
spies, both in North Korea and Iran. And so now this same group
comes up bitching and moaning about Jim Acosta. Get you having
your license. But where are they? Where's the protests from
any of the journalists in the entire country? The big name
journalists, which probably work on somebody else's payroll?
Where are they where's the bitching about shutting down
WikiLeaks? Where's it?
Press Freedom, baby press freedom, press freedom, give
me one example, press freedom. So it's a great source. I was
just looking at the other day. There's all kinds of cool stuff.
We can talk about this on the WikiLeaks pages. We're you
know, we're in a complete alternative dimension right now,
when it comes to the mainstream media and five M is just there
off, but let's get back to Jim Acosta for a second. Here is
this. I mean, if you ask anyone, if you even look at any
newspaper articles here, it is no big win for the First
Amendment. Trump is unconstitutional had no idea
what an idiot What a moron Oh, is your trumpdefense segment.
The judge, the judge did not rule on the First Amendment. The
ruling is not saying what Acosta did was right thing or the wrong
thing. The judge ruled the president can't revoke his
credentials without due process. And that's all because of prior
prior procedures, etc. The judge himself even says here
was it might have to go up higher. It's a New York Times.
People have to behave. The ruling was significant. I want
to emphasize the very limited nature of this ruling, the judge
said saying it was not meant to enshrine journalists right to
access. I have not determined the First Amendment was violated
here. So this is very important. But that's not the story. The
story is we won and Jim Acosta who knows very well, this had
nothing to do this was not a First Amendment case. As he's
coming into work at the White House again, here. His
colleagues are all ready to interview the Big King Jim
Acosta. And he is, I mean, he is actually spreading fake news at
this very moment in this piece, where he says, great day for the
First Amendment and press for read them.
I guys. Thank you very much. Hey, guys. Well, you guys want
to ask a question? I'm important when asked me a question I could
just tell you i i just want to say that I'm very grateful for
what happened today. And grateful for my colleagues in
the press, who stood by us for all of this binding. This was a
test, a test and a test
of the First Amendment. You know,
I think we passed the test, we pass the test. And at this
point, you know, honestly, guys, this is just any other day here
at the White House, I'm a regular Joe, for me, I would, I
would like to get back to work and associate you so go back to
work. And we'll keep on keep on doing our jobs. journalists need
to know that in this country, their First Amendment rights of
freedom of the press, are sacred, protected in our
Constitution.
Again, nothing the judge ruled is about the First Amendment.
And, you know, throughout all of this, I was confident. And I
felt that this would be the result at the end of the day,
that our rights would be protected, to continue to cover
our government and hold our leaders accountable.
I mean, I can go on for another minute and a half of him just
saying how great this was for the First Amendment. But this
guy's a douchebag, isn't it this is this is the definition of
fake news. He is standing there as if there was a First
Amendment case and just wasn't had nothing to do with the
freedom of the press, which he loves to call press freedom is
despicable.
It is pretty funny. It's just rude voice just out besides the
no agenda show.
And the thing is, it's right there in writing. It's black and
white. All this is in the New York Times, you know, which is
the paper of record. And all you have to do is just read it says
right there. This is This has nothing to do with First
Amendment, the judge says has nothing to do with the First
Amendment. It's just about process. And by the way, this,
this lawsuit is not over. There will be a judgement about a lot
more. There's other issues. So it'd be the touching of the
internet and all this other nonsense. But I don't think
we're actually seeing a First Amendment case here. But this
is, again, it's the new speak of freedom of the press, which
means the press or really is freedom. You have the freedom of
the know, in the Constitution, freedom of the press means the
press can print whatever they want, they have the freedom to
say whatever they want. That's their freedom. This has now been
translated to press freedom, which is not the same thing. And
somehow, even as even though the judge literally said this is not
about access. Somehow everyone thinks that the press freedom
means they deserve. I mean, I want my press freedom. Let's go
sit in the White House. We'll do a show from the White House from
the from the briefing room. We have press freedom, we have the
right to be there. You certainly do. You're a journalist.
I'll go there tomorrow.
I know you're all over it. Appreciate it. Yeah, it's
pathetic, and it didn't have this. You know, I don't know.
But he's, you know, Costas. I think that, you know, Scott
Adams did an analysis of this guy, and I have to give kudos on
this one because he, I think he's right. He could Scott every
day, you know, this is whatever he does hour, 45 minutes of
talking to a camera. So So he goes on about he says that. He
says that Trump is this job. Trump's whole thing is
showmanship and is designed to just get a lot of attention. And
a lot of it's nonsense. He says Acosta is the is the best
example of the news media doing the exact same thing. He's just
being Trump. Yeah. And, and he says he's gets the jurors
attention and just draws attention to himself. And he's
not completely convinced that the two of them are in cahoots.
That's an interesting concept. It's an interesting idea,
because Trump clearly doesn't know how to handle him. He has
not figured out yet what what the right way is. Other than
crossing his arms and doing his Mussolini Judd. You know, his
chin Judd. Yeah. Which is official.
He says the cost is just, it's just pulling a Trump and he's
he's really making hay with it, and he is he's doing
he's done a good job of that.
Adams isn't sure that Causton knows he's doing this, but that
is what he's doing it because of course, it doesn't seem like
there seems like just a egomania. Why doesn't trump just
never call on Him that would work.
I don't know. It's it's not that important to me because it was
it was just it's just fun.
It's, I consider it It's important to the show because it
because it allows us to play a theme that you are not playing
anymore, which is distraction of the week. And I think that that
concept is totally a distraction of the week
distraction way too much attention.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and saying
the morning to you John C. C stands for campfire Devorah
speech in the morning you Mr. Adam Korean Morial boots on the
ground in the water. Dames in the nights out there.
Yes in the morning to everyone in the troll room who came upon
their beckoning with the bat signal which we flip on just
before we go live every Thursday and Sunday morning. No agenda
stream.com. Good to see you guys here. Thank you very much. It's
always evening especially when I'm 1000s of miles away. It's
like a warm bath having you guys on this roll room with me. And
in the morning to Darren O'Neill brought us the artwork for
episode 1086. The title of that one was shark hole.
And
although we even got one of our longterm producers yelling at
us, for us for having the audacity to choose a cover art
that contained President Trump. We could not we just couldn't
help ourselves with him with the umbrella hat. What's that thing
called? The
umbrella hat?
Umbrella. We find it a what is
called an umbrella hat.
I think there's a name for it.
I don't think so.
We just looked at it. We were both cracking up like CZ had the
rightness expression on his face and always
go for the cheap. Yes. Oh, yes. I do art. That cheap gag that
has a little dimensionality to it always will always work.
That's
a tip from Adam and John. cheap laughs Are always the way to go.
Yeah. Cheaper, the better. Yes.
All right. Well, let's thank a few people for producing
executive producing an associate executive producing show tense
87 Sir Alex at the top of the list. $333. I sent it we sent
him a new recent one of the newsletters out because people
weren't didn't open. Oh, really? Doris Day went, Oh, interesting.
And because you can use a function in MailChimp, where you
can say who didn't open his newsletter? Send it to him
again. Oh, it's a little convoluted
and boring. But that may be a good way to at least to purge
the list. Did
Yeah, I won't comment on purging list anyway. Resetting the
newsletter works. He says seven hours of windshield time today.
No agenda kept me sane. Oh, he's driving. Adam, your crazy Dutch
buddy wanting to change his legal age has it all wrong. You
don't want to identify as younger. I want to identify as a
67 year old give me my Social Security benefits now. I'm gonna
officially retired. Yes, that came up with a conversation. And
Billy interestingly,
because this is not a done conversation in the Netherlands.
Of course. People think that that's the strongest part of his
argument is saying, well, he's actually trying to not take the
benefits from from the community. That's kind of a good
idea. Because he's 69. So he's already eligible. Yeah. So
collectI it's kind of the opposite. That's just a point of
interest.
Interesting. No jingles no karma? Thomas, Larry $222.22
from Oslo. Adam and John. First of all, I'm feeling guilty for
the absolute absence of further contributions to no agendas
coffers. For this I apologize and as such requested de
douching
Yes. Let me bring up the douche bucket. Here we are.
You've been deemed deuced.
In order to put things right I'm donating tu tu tu, tu tu to
support the show. The following is not a criticism but an
observation regarding the show's length. Almost exclusively I
listened to the show in segments while commuting to my job, as I
am sure many of your listeners do. However, when you put out
three hours shows I'm often unable to take in the show's
full content before the next show is released. It's
topicality after all is what sets the show's apart from
others. May I eat a suggestion? Oh, here we go. I'm sorry. I
can't help but last. May I suggest either a two hour cut
off or three shorter shows per week.
I have another option. How about you get a different job with a
with a longer commute?
The short home while doing the dishes.
You can listen while making love. I mean, there's all kinds
of things you can do while you're listening
to our show, that is just that last idea. Yes. May I suggest
you to two or three hours, it's not going to happen with the
show. Let's well let me finish his note. Thank you for keeping
me sane ahead or keep me ahead of the game kind regards Thomas
Luria, millennial Norwegian hybrid British hybrid and Oslo
zone doc jingles for now. Thank you. How bad blood Adam try to
explain us now, then I'll explain it myself as I look up
in Conklin's email. Why is the show as long as it is Adam? Why
is the show produced the show? So why is it as long as it is?
How did it get this length?
Ha, how did it
get to this length? Well, the show in general, okay. The
Internet made it, the internet made it. So for a number of
reasons. When we started the show, 11 years ago, the Internet
was much, much slower, we did not have social networks, the
news flow was just not so vast as what is available now. We
didn't have such incredibly divided divisive, compact
conversations going on. Okay, can I take it? No. And then as
we started to do as we grew with the bandwidth available, which
is not just data, but information, we went to a second
donation segment. And that I think, is what made the show
inherently longer is by sticking to this second donation segment,
which we needed, because we were also receiving more support.
Ah, here's what happened. We started off the show us 45
minutes or 30 minutes. And we didn't know that when I was
here, we talked a little longer, we said it was a it was an
evolution that didn't have much to do with the bandwidth or the
donations, the donations segment was part of cutting back the
time not extending it. Because the time was getting too long,
we we finally got to a like it became two hours. And we figured
all this about right we do two hours and we and then we at some
point about a year and a half. And we added a second show
thinking that we could maybe even add a third show. And then
we got to two hours to show and then it went to Denise you can
just look at the list of the archives. And you see it just
creeps up, it crept up longer and longer and longer. And that
now the donation segment was actually it was separated into
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what really happened to that segment was people were writing
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Come on. Come on,
stick. Anyway. So the thing finally then we had to actually
the two of us after the show we started going on and on about we
got to cut the show down and we tried to make it two hours and
45 minutes period. And we still drift into three hours. Often if
we were given. We noticed because we did a seven hour show
once. Yes, I remember. And we did it a seven and a half to be
exact. And we did it without it without a problem. We did no
problem. Monster voices. We could do an eight hour show
twice a week.
We ain't no pussies. I'm just doing a Diamond Pearl with you.
Go ahead.
We exactly. We could do longer and longer stop growing the
show's length because it's annoying to people like yourself
and everybody else is annoying, but I think it's annoying when
it gets to
just do I'm just doing the double diamond silk. Yeah,
you got to be low. We got to have more to 20 Okay, okay.
Okay. But so we've decided to 45 is our length 40 Vote usually
two thirds, right?
No, three to 45.
But that's mostly three. That's right.
Basically, we're just falling down by two hours and 45
minutes. We're just tired. And I think we're also done talking to
each other honestly.
Yeah, yeah.
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days the topic of the dissertation was musical
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in private for a podcast audience would produce elevated
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therapy through podcasted performance to lead to
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situation short answer Nope. I still got my PhD though. Very
interesting theory because anybody just sits there and
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What do you mean Scott Adams goes does he starts off his
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over. I never said they were did I don't think
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said purposefully. This whole Arabic Jew thing is about Hamas
we all know it
is what you said yes
about Hamas. You've
been making this Hamas comment for years so much. Have you ever
had good Hamas?
I have had Yes, I've had Israeli Hamas I've had Arab Hamas and
I've had Hamas from Whole Foods.
Hamas is not does not associate is not it? Is there's no such
thing as Arab Hamas, or Israeli Hamas.
Israeli gives it to you and says My mom made this it's her recipe
that's Israeli Hamas. If an Arab gives
his ground to a pulp, what kind of a recipe are we daily pull of
tahini in it? I mean, there's not much to this recipe.
I know that's crazy. I mean, we've been we've been at war for
7080 years. There's really not much to it.
Maybe the war's over the hummus recipe. Oh, I'll tell you what,
let me tell people out there ordinary had hummus. Sabra makes
probably the closest in texture to a commercial hummus you can
buy although there is a homicide out of the Midwest column. I
take us out of the Midwest. The brand name is Oh Asus. I think
oh Asus hummus comes the closest I've ever had in this country to
genuine handmade hummus in the Middle East. Not to mention that
little shop in Los Angeles which I still get the name of
so Oasis Sabra. Sabra is the Israeli hummus
shoppers problem is simple. They don't use olive oil go big
mistake. The problem with using olive oil and a lot of
commercial operations is that you can't get it bland enough
olive oil it kind of ruins the hummus make especially can make
it bitter if you have hot i a high acidity
I think we need a hummus off and we need now we have our official
Israeli Jews we've got Brian of London's or Jono we've got to do
named Muhammad on the Arab homicide. I'd think that we we
both need to receive samples and we need to have a taste off of
Hamas off here on the no agenda show which could possibly create
peace in the Middle East.
Send us samples to Adam Yep.
You don't want to eat stuff people send to you through the
minute I
want them to people to try the Oasis and the Sabra side by side
tell me what you think those are the desert other ones there's
all these other hippie hummus is that's what you have Thomas
here's Erykah Badu Bahamas. Israeli Hamas anti hippie
show title hippie Hamas. Are you kidding me?
Yeah. So there's all these little dipshit organic
operations most of them that many on the West Coast and they
make the worst Hamas. It's got lumps and shocks. It's got
little hard bits in it.
You know, at at Whole Foods organic, that's Whole Foods.
They have hummus, they have all these different categories. This
red pepper on top hummus, this, you know, hummus with lemon
juice, hummus with lime. There's all kinds of Western eyes just
just trying to profit over the backs of people at war. It's
disgusting. Jeff Bezos, I'm looking at you with your big
eye. You Hamas, Hamas hater
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comer $200 It was time to donate. Sarah Sanders comics
were hilarious in the newsletter.
They were they were, they were very good and I hadn't really
noticed the eye thing.
Until you guy,
the guy that's kind of like that, Man of some. No, I have a
couple of caricatures that were made of me very exaggerated
features accentuated personally, I've always I love it. I mean, I
find it such an honor that someone went through the trouble
of making making that and their interpretation with some of
those were just like someone with a third grader drew with
with chalk.
And solid it was there was used the good, the bad and the ugly
and yeah,
yeah, it was a good it was a good collection. I enjoyed it.
Yeah, I think I'm gonna do next week. I'm gonna probably do more
in the upcoming weeks and we'll make promises that the point the
point Kellyanne Conway,
the point being really that the art of political cartooning, is
that the word? Yeah, I think
so. Editorial, cartoon editorial cartooning, specifically
editorial cartoon, right,
that that's lost in publications can't really afford or don't
want to pay for that anymore. And it's becoming a lost art. I
think that was the point you were making.
There was a depth point was in there. And one of the things
I've noticed is that, you know, in the olden days before the
internet came along and wiped these guys out, every newspaper,
pretty much from a medium sized market to a large market paper
and had a cartoonist on the staff working full time, often
doing up to five cartoons a week. Wow. And now you had
they're all syndicated. They just buy somebody's feed from
McClatchy or one of the big syndicators and they put their
cards do they have a maybe a package of 10 cartoons you get
in a bundle and you just use those and the hell with it
just says Ron, the newsletter it has to do with this. What was
that about? Craig Newmark he was becoming the chairman of
something something ridiculous. What was that
new market become the big donor to Craig new Marty kiss the guy
who, frankly, just Craigslist as what the Craig is from? And he
pretty much
killed killed the newspaper industry. Yeah. Yeah. Because
they were really they had developed his very elaborate
methodology of making money on classifieds. All the even the
small town papers were making money on classifieds. And Craig
blew it out of the water decimated which is misused, by
the way by the media constantly. Yes, because that would only
mean 10% was gone. But yes, yeah, decimated means you've
lost 10%.
But now we're going to have that change in the dictionary that
needs to be changed
and needs to be changed. So Craig ruin the business and then
he became a benefactor to New York City College of New York's
journalism school or City University of New York's
journalism department. He's busy so they named the department
after him. That's funny. The Craig Newmark journalism
graduate journalism department. It's like flat are you what?
Although I think you made a mistake you said that's like
making what was the Heinrich
Himmler like probably public relations.
I think what you meant was Herrmann Gerding are gonna Gabor
Himmler for the reason that that did knit the name itself is
associated with the no gearing would be the obvious one to use
if you wanted to just public relations, but that actually
makes more sense because gearing Gubbels good girl gerbils. He
made more sense gerbils made more sense as a head of a
because his information is still applies. He didn't ruin public
relations.
Right. Wait, no. Oh, right now he actually created public
relations.
Well, he took Bearnaise as mentor really nice up the end.
By the way, there's no aren gurbles just because I love
them. No, no, no, no, I'm not being critical. I'm just helping
you because I want us to be better than the rest.
I get a really accurate pronunciation of Gamble's
Goebbels. Yeah, I'd like to get a real accurate price.
That's the accurate pronunciation Goebbels Gubbels
Goebbels.
Yes, nobody knows what he's talking about when you say
unfortunately in the United States, actually is gurbles
there may be an official pronunciation in the AP book, or
the ghazis I'm from I'm from Holland man, and
you're right but you can't there's also other words that no
one's gonna pronounce in the Dutch and German fashion such as
Munich mention.
Yeah, nobody was you said mention winter TV broadcasts are
gonna go what? How about this one? Deutschland? Hello.
arch lad. Here's the half.
We do say, Deutschland on the show
for years.
Yeah. Because it's Deutschland, Deutschland, this hello. I don't
think it's a hard word to deal with personally, you know?
Okay, we're almost through this. You can do it. Yeah,
Dell last guy. This show 1087 or Associate Executive Producer,
and a lot of them didn't only have one executive, David Nixon
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Ah, popping bottles. I think I think
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by the way. It's called popping bottles. bottles in the club.
Okay, we got it. I'll put it on this show. Yeah, it's good. It's
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I didn't know that.
No, I didn't know what our hip hop debut. Actually, here's a
spray. Right. Get some cooks.
By the way. It's called poppin bottles. bottles in the club.
That's right. MC JC de.
Cristo. Don Paragon.
You're the Chris style. Dom Perignon yo poppin bottles in
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go.
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Okay, okay, rub it in, within please.
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you have been loaded up with all kinds of deconstruction today.
Go out there and let everybody know and propagate formula
is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth.
I got an interesting nuit. We were we were actually laughing
quite loudly about a clip we played on the last show about
charcoal and we couldn't this is what the title of the show was
actually named shark hole. Because we couldn't figure out
if this woman was talking about illegal smuggling of charcoal in
the Congo.
Luckily, we have reducer and yet provided us the answer.
said please keep me anonymous since I'm part of the military
industrial complex, and we of course, respect requests of
anonymity. Listening to the last latest episode, I thought I
could shed a bit of light on the illegal smuggling of charcoal
out of Africa. I worked on a staff in a small island in the
Arabian Gulf a few years ago as part of a navy coalition. And
charcoal smuggling out of Somalia was something we tracked
and tried to interdict. When I first got there. I was surprised
as you and Jonathan were when I was sitting in a briefing and
people started talking about charcoal smuggling. It's a thing
And until this episode, I didn't realize the DRC was involved. I
was only aware of the Somali charcoal pro problem. Keep me
anonymous, but here's an article from The Economist about the
issue for your perusal which I've put into the show notes at
na shownotes.com. So yeah, and it's it's the Saudis they like
it the most they use it for me see how this article here in
Saudi Arabia it's like a blink of a real commodity for them.
And
of course, I can't find it that
quickly. Davis to cook that chicken that they make so well.
You know, I think that's actually what it said. They love
smoking. They're Schuster. Yeah, they liked the they just liked
the taste of it better.
How about that?
Like it so much there's a whole market in in illegal charcoal
just so their food tastes better?
Yeah, well, luckily, we have a nearby country called Mexico
that will burn down entire regions filled with mosquitoes.
Right and put it in a bag and sell to us for 10 bucks. No
illegal anything, right?
Yeah, definitely. Okay,
what else do we have here going on?
Well, let's play the hodgepodge report. This is a hodgepodge
from CBS on the NBS have does an update on Mr. sawbones.
US officials tell CBS News The CIA has intelligence indicating
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of Jamal
Khashoggi. But the State Department clarified that no
final conclusion has been made. Today President Trump was
briefed on the subject by CIA director Gina Haspel. And
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during his flight to California.
As of this moment, we were told that he did not play a role
before that briefing, Mr. Trump defended his alliance with the
kingdom
there have been a truly spectacular ally in terms of
jobs and economic development. And I also take that, you know,
I'm President, I have to take a lot of things into
consideration.
17 Saudi nationals have been sanctioned by the US government
in response to the killing, but Republican Senator Bob Corker
wants the administration to closely examine the Crown
Prince's role. President Trump also said today his written
responses to questions from the special counsels team are
complete.
Now, yes, this is a screwball report because it can be added
to the timeline is not right, because he's Trump's talking
about one thing he talks about the same ad. We it's hard to
understand what's going on about this so called CIA report
blaming this this is in response to Mr. shogi
this is what I focused on. And this all came from the
Washington Post that's the genesis of this. And if you read
the actual article, it's filled with a close ally of President
Trump US officials familiar with the matter said or according to
people familiar with communications This is not that
they make it sound like the CIA had a report published it and
said Here it is. This is our conclusion is bullshit. non
existent. Totally do this. Meanwhile,
I'm gonna say meanwhile, if you go to Canada, again a CBC. This
is the way that Canada claims it takes it. And this is the way it
goes out to Europe and all around the world. These bogus
news stories written by the Washington Post in the New York
Times get played like this. This is the NBS CIA claims now listen
to the way they play this story.
The CIA has concluded Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Salim
assassination of Jamal Khashoggi multiple US media outlets
reporting that tonight the journalist was you
see there's the see this to cover your ass moment what a
bunch of dicks tonight.
The journalist was killed last month inside the Saudi consulate
in Istanbul. Saudi officials have repeatedly denied
involvement in the killing.
Oh, they say concluded but then they push it one layer deeper by
according to US media reports, you pussies. Is this just
despicable?
I thought it was the worst thing I've ever heard on the national.
Yes. Stop defending Trump.
We're not defending Trump in this case.
I know but I know what's coming. Yeah. And then John Brennan goes
out listen to this douche on the Today Show. Well, I
think Donald Trump and the White House are trying to protect the
relationship that we United States has with Saudi Arabia,
but also their personal relationship with MBs. I would
hope that Trump and others are getting daily, if not more
regular intelligence briefings from CIA and others about what
it is that we know and I think this is the challenge for the
Trump administration because I'm certain that CEI has a lot of
information about this. And this is why I think Mohammed bin
Salman is trying to figure out what's the story he can provide,
that's going to stand up to scrutiny. In light of US
intelligence, Turkish intelligence, you
know more about Saudi Arabia than almost any one. Is
there any doubt in your mind that Saudi operatives carried
this out? And is there any doubt in your mind that the Crown
Prince knew about it and maybe even authorized this
massive set of questions? No, and no, there's no doubt in my
mind, Muhammad from on is an extraordinarily powerful
individual who wields full power in Saudi Arabia. And something
like this going after a US resident journalist for The
Washington Post, in a Saudi diplomatic mission abroad.
I really, I just love the putting that in like a US
resident, he has a green card, okay. And the buddy says it with
the same like, almost like as a US citizen, and he worked for
the Washington Post Washington Post journalist, and they
published a couple of columns, please
would require his personal authorization in my estimation,
because this is something that individuals would not carry out
on their own volition.
Well, if that's the case, then why did it seem to be so
bungled? Why was it such a mess? This whole thing? That's a great
question. That's not a great question
is, I don't I don't know what they were thinking, were they
just going to go in there and interrogate him and bring him
back in this went wrong, I don't know. But the size of the
delegation that went there, and some of the individuals involved
and it looks as though these are members of the Saudi royal
guard, who come directly under Mohammed bin Salman. So this is
something that maybe Muhammad Sumanta he could get away with,
because of the very close relationship that he has with
the White House. He just very badly miscalculated the impact
of this.
It's really it's really beautiful to watch this unfold
based just on a story I mean, Washington Post just wrote a
story they have not a single source that they that they that
they name I'm not saying the journalistic
sources simply play which we can't dig up that easily. It's
the CIA people are are not allowed to talk to the press.
No, no, no, they're given lie detector tests to make sure they
don't talk to the press. So this is either like purposefully if
it's the information was actually leaked, which is also
against the law. Yep. This whole thing stinks.
Well, there's big there's big shifts take granted
doesn't help things by being out to the guy shouldn't even be
working.
Now that guy's he's he's a problem. But then again, now
really, I mean, does anyone care anymore? I think anyone home
Well, I mean, I'm happy he still shows up. I mean, at least we
know what someone's thinking what some factions or groups are
thinking that's important. But
let me see. I got a clip here. Play this Melania getting others
fired is a good clip.
Yeah, I've been following this. To a certain degree, I kind of
liked it all.
Also, in a rare move, the
First Lady is calling for another top staffer to be fired.
At a ceremony celebrating the Hindu festival of lights. Today,
President Trump had no comment on reports that he plans to
remove Christian Nielsen as Secretary of Homeland Security.
Knowledgeable Sources tell CBS News Nielsen will be leaving but
say the timing is uncertain. Just last month, President Trump
praised her response to devastating hurricane
Secretary Nielsen, you work so hard. I know they have you gone
to sleep in the last two weeks? I don't think so.
And she has been a vocal advocate for the President's
policies, including immigration
apprehension without detention and removal is not border
security.
But sources say she could fall victim to the President's
frustration that his immigration agenda has stalled.
I mean, there's no great secret a lot of a lot of
administration's make changes after midterms.
If she is forced out that could lead to yet another clash
between the President and Chief of Staff John Kelly, who is
Nielsen's strongest supporter in the White House. Sources say her
firing could result in Kelly's departure. The former Four Star
Marine Corps General has been frustrated that he couldn't
bring more order to the chaotic West Wing. If Kelly were to
leave sources say the President has been advised to bring in
someone with more political experience in preparation for
the 2020 reelection campaign, like Nick Ayers, Chief of Staff
to Vice President Mike Pence.
So what do you think happened there with with Christian
Nielsen?
That wasn't to be explained? Guy? No.
But what do you think happened?
Well, she got irked with that other woman because of some
trips she took with her to I forget where it was, but it was
it's long to do over seas trip. And apparently this woman was
just a horrible person. First Lady couldn't sit where she
wanted to, and there was a lot of thought into what was going
on. But we can look at her she doesn't look very friendly. I
think that I don't know. I mean, it had to be something personal.
With Kristin Nielsen. She has nothing to do with her. Do they
have that you've ever spoken to each other? And
maybe the story is bogus. I had no confirmation of
it. Are they? Yeah, that's true. That's true. Just another one.
Maybe someone wants her out? I don't know. I don't understand.
I
have not I do want Kelly out. Well, who's they? Everybody know
why scare a mooch told me to do it. That's not gonna happen.
Kelly Yeah, he He'll be out in within six months. Kelly
is the keeper. Now he's, he's he's gonna take it all the way
up to the to the next. Gotta get into the military guy. And then
we know how this show works. We know who's running it. military
has to be overseeing the operation. He's not going until
someone else of military stature enters.
I would I would agree with that. Because that's our basic theory
on this show. Right? And this guy, Pence, his chief of staff,
if you see him, he's like, it looks like a you know, kid in
college. And he unless he CIA, which is exactly what you don't
want
no, no, that won't be tolerated. No, it's going to be military.
That's just the there's no to it has to be a visual, you know,
like a visible military person. Not just some guy who was, you
know, enlisted at one point. We know who's running the show. By
the way, you see the Pentagon? The finally completed their
first audit. What, yeah, they failed. The whole audit failed.
I
think it failed the whole audit
every category, they failed. But you know, it's just it's just,
you know, it's just the beginning. We will go back and
we'll try and count it again. We'll figure it out somehow.
They're just stealing money.
But how come no one is even reporting on that. And you just
expected that's that's kind of a big deal.
Because the other day because the agencies that run the
newspapers, yes. As we've discussed, they're all bought
and sold. You can tell by the reporting. They're fronting for
all the aid all the intelligence agencies and they're stealing
money to the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies are all
stealing money. So let's just shut up about it. Yeah. What can
I say? No, no, I
think you're right. And now
back to story from Canada for the Canadians. This guy's story
that got my attention. It got my attention, because I'm just
telling the Canadians that listen to the show that are
becoming knights, you're not getting your rings until next
year. This is the postal workers. clip.
If you're waiting for an international package to arrive,
you may have to keep waiting. Canada Post is asking 190
countries to halt male shipments into Canada.
Well, we're running out of time. The holiday surge is quickly
approaching and we are backlogged at all our major
processing facilities.
The company says it has a 30 day backlog for delivery as a result
of the rotating strikes and hope for a negotiated resolution had
a setback today. The workers union said they won't be taking
the latest offer to its members.
How's that socialism working for you, Canada. I discovered we
already discovered about the the true cost of health care to a
lot of Europeans, certainly the Dutch but also the Swedes and
and the Norwegians and the Germans, you know, it's not
really a fantastic deal in the Netherlands hospitals are going
broke, patients have to be shuttled, literally, to
different hospitals. And I've been talking I was at creased
Christina's place yesterday and a couple of kids are on here.
When I say kids, I mean I'm talking 2019 20 years old. And
you think that university and schooling is free in the
socialist Kingdom of the Netherlands. And this goes for
Germany goes for the UK, not so sure about France, but I asked
around seems like most countries in Europe have kind of a similar
model. And I didn't realize this, but the government
provides very low cost loans, I believe about a half a percent
to all students. And, and I said hey, do you know how much and
depending on what type of education they're going to get,
first of all, it wasn't not your impression that in all these
countries that education is free and it's all groovy and don't
worry about it. Am I it's just me who thought that
I was under the impression that it was very similar to what I
had when I was a kid. or I could go to the University of
California. I did have a couple of minor scholarships, but there
were nothing to write home about in depth. And the tuition was
like $50 In the books, right? Good deal. And you could use you
could buy used books, which you can't do anymore. Because they
did another scam. We didn't have no, not really discussed on the
show. And I thought and you get through the whole thing, it was
kind of paid for by the state of California for California
citizens. Right. So so it was like that, yes, something
similar. And I would say that it certainly was that way. And I
remember it that way, I think maybe it was, you know, like 500
guilders a year or something, there was some reasonable
amount. Well, these days, every single child that I spoke to,
had a varying between 10 and 40,000 euros of debt. And while
not surprising that the socialists, that kingdom's
around here would try and screw their youth. Even more
interesting is that in the Netherlands just announced this
week, that the Dutch equivalent of FICO score, the BKR will now
also include your student debt, it used to be that they did not
include that in the calculation of your BKR report, score, FICO
score, your social credit score, whatever we want to call it, but
now they are with the result, of course, that these kids can't
buy a house. Or they can but you know, they already have a huge
debt on the books, and public transport. It's free, unless you
don't complete your education. If you drop out and you don't
get your your degree or whatever you were studying for you don't
graduate, and then you have to pay all of your public
transportation back, which is tracks nicely for you. Let's
Yeah, yeah.
Does he be the other way around?
Yeah, if you graduated, you should be getting money back is
what you're saying?
Well, if he graduated, you should be making some money. And
you should be able to afford to put in a few pennies for the
public transportation. And if you're poor, you should be able
to get free public,
then we double down on you slave Shut up. I'm gonna get that
money from you. It's bad. These kids are disillusioned. And then
they so the organization so it's not a bank loans government
loan. And it's called the the division of the government that
provides this is called duo de Uo. So they have this saying in
Holland, the kids when they're, like, if they're out on a Friday
night, they say like, Hey, I'll buy the drinks because uncle duo
dropped by yesterday. And so they're just spending I'm sure
that's the same with all college loads, but it's spending half
their money on drinks and drugs and whatever else. And they just
pay it back one other day, you know, whatever happens. It's the
all of the youth is being enslaved. I don't think they see
it that way yet. But I don't understand how these countries
never
will see it that way, by the way. But these countries who
you have this impression that you know, they're socialists and
they still have the 60% taxes by the way. That's the same but
then the guy
would think that 60% taxes would pay for the education that was
not the idea
no and the hospitals are closing I don't know if something wrong
with this one
of my I have a friend a Dutch guy says that your lot of the
hospitals are closing because they're falling apart they have
to close
Well, isn't that Oh, and so it has nothing to do with with
their balance sheet. Until you Dutch guy to go pound sand. He's
Dutch would you take over you take his word over me. Elian
Dutchman? He's
lives there you stop living there years ago. You went to
England? It doesn't mean
that I didn't say. Okay. All right. Let's move on to Nancy
Pelosi. I'm not quite sure why.
But she had. I do have a preliminary clip.
No, I think this is your preliminary clip. This has
nothing to do with the speakership. I don't know why.
But I think she had this Al Sharpton must have helped her
with something. Oops, you dropped out, John. I didn't say
anything. No, it sounds like he dropped out. So the I mean, did
he like Did he gin up votes or what did he I mean, somehow
there was the payoff was needed. Because you know, the way
Sharpton works Al Sharpton is with his what does it call the
something Action Network. The now Action Network is
the bull crab action.
So the way that what he does he goes and protests in front of
your business or whatever it is and calls you a racist until you
pay him off by making a donation and then he goes away. And I'm
not just saying that. I mean, that's
the way he got the idea from Jesse Jackson's Rainbow
Coalition because seems to do that
same thing. It's a known model and it works and isn't No
different from sleeping giants on Twitter and just talking
about part of the same thing. Although sleeping giants, you
know, I don't think you can pay them off. So Nancy Pelosi had to
speak at his, you know, his action network shindig and just
listen to it. And
also to think in entrepreneurial bigger ways. We're going to be
visionary. We're going to be unifying, we're going to be
healing. We're going to be transparent and how we do this.
We're going to be respectful of other views. But we are going
to, we're going to try to find our common ground where we can
we have a responsibility to do that. But where we can't stand
our ground like a rock does what Thomas Jefferson advised us to
do. So in any event, thank you. Thank you for helping take back
America. And people all over the place of calling me riding on
the airports here there. Thank you for saving America. I give
those things to you. Thank you for saving America. Reverend
Sharpton, thank you for saving America
ever hand Nancy Pelosi
thank you for saving America. Reverend Al Sharpton.
What is that about?
I don't know she's such a political animal. We have no
idea.
And I kind of like this is nice. Oh, your hand Nancy
Pelosi.
You think that's better than my two? Is that your is that your
contribution? That's just one of them.
ESP I see T
that was always a winner jar. Let's play the Trump caving to
Pelosi is the is about Trump deciding that find some
Republicans to vote her as a speaker as a journalist speaking
I'll never do it.
I really think and respected what Nancy said last night about
bipartisanship and getting together and uniting she used
the word uniting and she used the the bipartisanship
statement, which is so important, because that's what
we should be doing. So we can look at us, they can look at us,
we can look at them. I know go back and forth. And it'll
probably be very good for me politically, I could see it
being extremely good politically, because I think I'm
better at that game than they are actually. Because they're
gonna look at us know what?
Why does this
mean even if you hate him, can you just see the humor in it? I
mean, here in Europe, John Claude Juncker, you may have
seen this, this is Junker, the drunker, the guy is now so
drunk, there's a video, it makes no sense for clips, there's
really no audio, where he's on a podium getting ready to talk at
electron, there's a couple other people up on the podium. And one
of his assistants comes over and like any guy is wearing two
different shoes. I mean, this guy is so drunk. He's so drunk,
you know, of course, I mean, he really needs to different shoes
for orthopedic reasons for his sciatic nerve issue. But, man,
you got something to say about our guy, please. Your guy is
really, really the pits. Orange Man bad is just funny. And the
way just shuffles off. I mean, why is there no one who just
says stop this guy? Stop him. It really it detracts from any kind
of power or authority the European Union wants to project
on its citizens. Everybody is laughing about this shows you
how arrogant they are and how much they how little they care,
because they know it's not going to make a difference. Now,
I am predicting, by the way, a child boom in Europe, in about
nine or 10 months from now, maybe even eight. We're gonna
have a lot of kids being born. You can put it in the Red Book.
And this is I don't know why this has not been reported on.
But there has been there was some kind of issue with the pill
with the manufacturer of the birth control pill. And they ran
out not just in the Netherlands, but in other EU countries ran
out. Women could not get their pill they were borrowing from
other other women. And apparently they're getting the
supply back on track. But wow. That's interesting. Yeah. And of
course the reporting is oh, there was just some issue with
the manufacturers. No one is really reporting what's How can
that happen? Where is Planned Parenthood? Oh, we don't have
that in Europe. But plants into this shouldn't so surely there
should be some organization just up in arms about this. I mean,
this is just as important as toilet paper. I mean, this is a
big deal. You can't just, I mean, this is the technology
that women rely on. I'm not being facetious. I mean it Yeah,
I'd never heard this story.
No, of course not Trump freaking Forrest much more important.
So one of the producers did send in this clip. This is a clip
with a I'm really starting to appreciate I've always liked the
show superstore.
Oh, is that we show is that when you shop,
stupid Superstore is a is a is really a sitcom about people
working within a big box store. Okay, and it could be Walmart,
it could be anything okay?
Oh, yes, I remember. Yeah. Yeah, they had the whole Halloween
thing. We played a clip by
Halloween. Did you do a lot of stuff like that? I remember the
show. Does this stuff pretty well, not this one here. He sent
it in saying hey, is this a native ad because it sounds like
one for Amazon. And it's possible that it is. But on the
other hand, it also brings up the dilemma of the big box store
versus Amazon. And let's play this that we talked about it.
Oh, there. I just want to say thank you for supporting local
retail instead of shopping online. To be honest, I probably
would have bought this on Amazon but I needed it today. Well, you
noticed any delivery right? Okay. Nobody asked. Wow. Don't
you have to pay for Prime it's totally worth it. You get free
shipping
plus movies music.
We've got music to go check out our CD selection. It's all on
clearance.
Are you kidding me? That's Are you kidding me? Especially
making the store guy sound like a moron? Oh stop it now. Stop
it. I'm giving it to you.
Oh, man, that dumb character is to store manager of course. And
he is a dumb character all time.
I don't care. I don't care this this is in the pocket eight ball
corner pocket boom, native ad no doubt about it. Do Amazon is as
a part of their deal for the Virginia location. By the way
the helipad has apparently there was some post 911 rules that
you're not allowed to have a private helipad or something
doesn't mean you can't land but no private helipads. But they
will all Amazon according to the contracts that have been sleuths
and reported and Associates, they will get a heads up a
couple of days, if a FOIA request is incoming, which makes
nothing but since seeing is that they are now in spook central
being the cloud storage for spook Central. And it's probably
more just hey, I know you guys got a lot of our spook shit,
it's gonna take a while to find this one. So they get a heads up
on it, or whatever it ah,
and I should mention the latest Wikileaks release because I went
visited a page to look it over. They have apparently somebody's
spilled the beans on there on all the servers that Amazon owns
and where they're located. Okay, and it's quite fascinating map.
Oh, you mean that you mean spook stuff? Military stuff?
Intelligence.
All apparently most of them. Maybe there's some servers not
on this map. They got them all. But there's about 20 of them
right around there already. Right around us book Central.
going,
you know, back in the day. No, I'm talking 1992 When I
registered mtv.com. I did it through a company called DGX.
And DGX was in Reston, Virginia. Then they were above a Chinese
restaurant various. That's where it mtv.com first started on a
headless sun Three. And you know, just with some real basic
stuff and Dennett, Gopher demon, and I remember, Gopher, I
remember talking to those guys. Rajat Ra, Robert C. strim, who I
think is muckety muck at ICANN. Now, I mean, these guys were the
very beginning of the internet. And they were really proud
because DGX you know, they basically provide one of the
very first hosting providers. They said, Oh, yeah, we host all
the black boxes, you know, the government black boxes, and I
thought that they were talking about CIA or FBI or maybe NSA.
No, they say the real black box is the real dark shit. The guys
who are really bad actors, is FEMA. They are the ones that
have the black boxes and scary stuff at the exchanges. I've
done. Of course, I never followed up on it after that,
but they were a couple of times I heard about FEMA, FEMA man
that doing stuff. Maybe one of our dudes named Ben can
corroborate let us know if they're nerds
well, that we know of the FEMA camps Yeah.
These guys were talking FEMA before Alex Jones in 92. Just a
quick OTG segment, you know some talk now But now after that
report that the judge ordered Amazon to hand over any
recordings that Alexa might have, now people are showing up
and saying, hey, you know, it looks like both Google and
Alexa, have filed patents to listen for other things besides
the wake word, you know, for mood or maybe a certain type of
voice level or, you know, different triggers that they
want to employ?
Does anybody have one of these things in their house?
That's a good question. At this point, people are stupid. But in
our OTG lifestyle, I have to say, I'm going to have to
recommend that everyone pay for cash when you're buying fuel,
no one is safe. I'm talking about those video screens
popping up on gas station pumps, beware, you may stand in a
stupor and watch the screen. You can't avoid them. But it is also
watching you here knows media analysts, John Carroll is here.
Hi, John. Hi, Robin. And so we see you understand the started
with five screens and experiment in Texas. And it has now
exploded? It
certainly has. It's a company called GS TV. And they have
screens and ads in 18,000 gas stations in 200 markets across
the country. So in 2014, they had 2600 gas stations, and they
customize them to neighborhoods so that you would basically be
steered toward businesses in the location of the gas station.
Somebody said it was less like TV and more like billboards.
Yeah. So they're selling and you know, that's one thing, but now,
they're collecting data and selling. So tell us more about
that.
Right. So they just introduced this data analytical system
called octane. And what it does is it tracks your transactional,
your geo location, your online consumer behavior. So basically,
you know, they are able to tell where you pretty much where
you're coming from and where you're going. So they have your
credit card, so they know where you live, they have, they can
tap into your smartphone to find out what gas station you're,
they crunch together online activity. And so basically,
they're able to figure out what would be the best ads to target
to you at that particular time.
So frightening. They know where you are. But they also claim
that they can show the effect by looking at all this data, they
can show the effect of the ads on the screens,
right, because they can track where you go afterwards. So for
instance, you know, you're filling up your car at 6:15pm.
They know you're close to home, they know you go to Wendy's
fairly often. So they send you a coupon from the local Wendy's
which is four blocks away, and they say go in and we'll give
you a free order of French fries. And and then they can
track whether you go in or not and pay with your credit card.
So these two people just to start off with the analysis are
retards. They are completely stupid have have this is really
the first time they've ever heard this capability. And this
guy uses our technology reporter uses terms like they crunch all
the number from your social activity. It's really very
technically inept. But glitch. Yes, you do have to consider
that punching in yours because I use a credit card punching in
your zip code isn't helpful. But it's this credit card thing man
the credit card that's that's the weak spot in all of this
week and but it's so hard to live with that. Well, I mean,
any kind of card you don't want to use a card. We just have to
use cards for things. It's the weakness. That's where OTG
fails. Kay
that was a lame report. The people were just naive about all
this stuff. I Yes. And I'm deaf. Some of these things I just
don't fully understand. For example, if they know the guy
goes from the store to the gas station to Wendy's to before he
goes home. Why can't it give him a coupon for Wendy's? He's
already going there. He wouldn't know yet. They're losing money.
They lose money on this deal because he goes there to buy
something they know what it must be. Because they get his credit
card receipt for the Wendy's. And so they're gonna give him a
free french fry when he already buys french fries are offering
apple pie? I don't know. Find out when this is getting ripped
off in this deal. Yeah,
see, there's your there's your opportunity right there. It was
a lame report.
It reminds me of the I think they shouldn't even do the
Wednesday they should give him a big giant coupon to go to Burger
King. And reason I suggest that if they know he goes to Wendy's,
because there used to be a play that was on the grocery. There
was a company that did this. They This ended some years back
but it was going on for a number of years. You'd go to a grocery
store and they had this little coupon printer. And the way it
works. I asked him about it. I asked one of the guys about how
does this work? Why am I getting these coupons for these things?
So you go to the grocery store and you buy whatever you by a
coupon would come out of the thing for your next shopping
time. And so the guy, the sales guy, the guy who's sold these
things, he says, Well, here's the way it works. You buy a six
pack of coke, a coupon for a six pack of Pepsi comes out. And he
says, you buy six pack of Pepsi. They said, once we had that
established, and we go to Pepsi and say, hey, look what these
guys are doing, they're there, you know, or they go to Cokes.
And these, these guys are getting courses a Pepsi course,
that's where you make the money. Counter, of course, of course,
is the same process and we'll give up you know, they just
reverse everything. So if you buy Pepsi, you get a coupon for
Coke. And that's what they were doing. They were doing this
double dip thing where you'd go into each sell one company and
then you go and sell the other on the same process. So it all
evens out. Nobody was making any you know, nobody's making out on
this thing, except for the guys in the middle who then had this
coupon printer I guess one of these days somebody figured out
was useless. And so they stopped buying these deals and that was
the end of the coupon printer. But these things are like you
know, this is a scam has been notorious for years.
Is the official pronunciation coupon or coupon?
We pronounce a coupon here in the California regions.
Okay. I think anyone who is on 4chan will call them primetime.
Coupon coupon
if you're on 4chan When you're a couponer I've just never I've
always heard coupon that's all.
Oh yeah, we say coupon
I think I do anyway.
Just a little newest. Yes. Little news from back home from
from Texas. Seems like Bitcoin mania is coming to the Lone Star
State.
Well, it didn't get Amazon HQ to but the small town of Rockdale.
Texas was chosen for what some people say will be the largest
Bitcoin mine in the country. The Chinese company bitmain plans to
build a data center that is expected to bring hundreds of
jobs to Rockdale and as Paul flab of Texas Public Radio
reports, the town is no stranger to booms and busts.
In 1952 The Saturday Evening Post ran a story called the town
where it rains money about Rockdale just two years prior
the Central Texas towns coal mine had been closed and
Rockdale is future uncertain. So how did it go from being on the
ropes to a wash in cash? This is aluminum. The aluminum Company
of America Alcoa moved to town found the area's plentiful
lignite coal could power their aluminum smelting. The Texas
State Historical Association estimates 300,000 tons of the
cheap dirty stuff was burned in the company's power plant each
year. Last year the coal power plant that had been limping
along closed between the smelter and the plant. 1700 jobs were
gone. Charles miles owns miles Stiles and downtown Rockdale a
barber shop surrounded by more than a few empty storefronts
with for rent signs hanging. He's lived here all his life and
is on the school board for the district his six children attend
mile says the area may be turning a corner though. They
say history repeats itself Vincent surrounds looks on his
miles cuts a customer's hair he was a crane operator at Alcoa
before he got laid off he went back to school to become a
barber but that isn't working out how we thought
there's no businesses really here we're still I picked up
enough for me So Bitcoin come here just my brain people pay
the bills you know one cut a day because
hopes and optimism of what bitmain could provide surelc
Like many here doesn't know what they do
No sir I don't I mean people coming in as I'm I've never
heard of I looked it up online even I still couldn't get a
grasp of
the whole report which is about four and a half minutes they
never once said the reason they're there is to fire up the
smelter for cheap electricity
you're gonna burn that crappy cold area Yes. So this town is
between Austin and College Station Yep. Also South about a
South some distance from Waco so it says like the the Austin waco
College Station trying right in the middle. Yes.
And I didn't know that was coal country.
I don't know if it's cold country but I know that they
have a smelter.
Is there there must be a railroad
said it was coal country says this smelter was put there
because of all the cheap lignite in the area which is the world's
worst coal
there you go Murca we're letting the Chinese come in to burn
shitty coal in Texas. It's fantastic for Bitcoin
the downwind is almost raw straight to college tasty. Oh,
College Station.
Oh, the doubt Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you're right. That is pretty
much the way that would it would blow Well, if college station
gets to get wind of it. Look out those guys.
Hey, you guys in College Station. You know what's going
on this unit? First you have what it is that their rice now
that's
the Aggies, man that's that's a&m This Aggies
a&m. Yeah, well, they're Aggies. They don't know what they're
doing.
They are they're made of coal.
They're gonna be breathing a lot of horrible fumes from that
place if they don't get their act together and put a stop to
it. I'm gonna show
my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
because it shouldn't be critical of college station. They was one
of the few areas that a PBS station that would play the
software hard talk when I was doing public radio Oh, it was
one of your one of your major subscribers. One of your
affiliates was one of my top affiliates Well, you know what
some of the smartest people are in College Station surprisingly
so don't put a stop to this you watch Yeah, better dirtbag Dave
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Everyone knows this. Sorry. I have to keep that feud going. I
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so wants to take chicken. Someone sent me an ad I think is
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it's it firstly thing is a take off of a big pharma ad but it's
actually you realize that in enough states in the United
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I think it's real actually
I mean it could be I mean there's It has elements of a
hoax yeah but it's also has what's it called Bright
Side by Side yeah bright side side ad there
must be something on the net saying whether it's real or not
what I could say it's a we delivery service delivery ad
mocks Big Pharma Yeah.
But it wasn't me just see where it's available now.
brightside.com I mean they are there it's I think it's real
Yes, I just don't know where they're available that I
couldn't find so quickly.
That me Yeah,
no, this is a real company. Oh brightside.com priceline.com
pressured me something else. Yeah, he talked about taking a
deep breath you will know dominant do that around here. We
still have the smoke. Oh yeah, I should mention this. I need an
update. And you know me me went to
a by the way John brightside.com currently available in
California. You could order from
dad. So you should go run now that it's like every Yahoo out
there is wearing some sort of a cheap mask thing it is going to
help them from breathing through this You mean
like the Twitter picture of Jason Calacanis with the with
the three m high end gas mask.
What is he doing with just
you got to see him get top of top of the line gas masks three
M filters on both sides.
Like he's working just wear a Scott air pack like it's working
working
for FEMA.
So she goes to the monitor dose vegetable market and all these
local Yahoo's are their old ladies mostly wearing the mask
and she says his detailed guidelines are slowed down
because they wear the mask. They're all wearing the mask and
they're at the front of the thing where they're asking
questions and she says he sounds like this shinies checkout
people go what I can't understand. butters understand.
And so this is like this typical situation around here. These
idiots like
butters on South Park.
I can just see it. Oh, man. Oh, yeah. Yeah,
yeah. Your turn. Oh, I
was going to say the eye on cyber about the router. About
the router bug. Yeah, okay. CBS has this segment. I can't
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your router
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I mean, just listen this you're gonna love this read. And also
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Thank you very much for your eye on cyber that was really
enlightening. I'm going to go through all that right now
I'm looking at the
you're still on the right you still on Brightside aren't you
you're trying to order some edibles
now I'm looking at the vault eight hive. Oh, that one that's
a source code repository related to see a project hive. It's
pretty interesting. Anyway, I would like to get some some
people looking at this wiki stuff to see what what's going
on with these particular now. Which
are you talking about a specific dump or just wiki stuff
has a bunch of stuff this vault eight has got all kinds of
stuff. It's been around for a while though,
isn't it? Yeah. But
I didn't realize what it was doing. It had dead because
nobody ever. No reporters, no looking at us have ever looked
at wiki to get anything any information because because as
since they've signed on with the CIA, they can't do it. It's like
it's illegal. Right? So they can't look at the wiki. Oh my
god, if I do that, I get fired.
Oh, yeah. You can't read from it. The amount of money. That's
right. There's a senator in Australia, Barry O'Sullivan, and
he's kind of at the end of his political career and so he
doesn't give a crap. I think he even says it in this clip. Have
you seen this guy? He goes on to whatever happened, I think was
about abortion. Because of course, you know, the same
conversations that we have in the United States which dominate
global news about everyone being a racist and anti abortion and
gun law all of the same conversation is taking place
everywhere. There's you know, there's gun violence every day
in the Netherlands to three people getting shot and killed.
Australia they have issues with with race, they have issues with
abortion, it's all the same concepts, all the same topics
just put into a local contexts globalist Jim truly is. And this
guy just he's so sick of it. He just lumps everything in that he
can think of right down to declaring his gender as a woman.
They are so far to the left, you wouldn't find them if you had
two pairs of bifocals on at the same time. It is outrageous.
They want to they want to allow they want to increase the DOL
for unemployed people so they can buy more drugs and ice so
that they can avoid going to jobs they want to treat that now
that's that's their position. Senator. They've made it clear
here during the week in debates around issues to do with with
minimum wages in the life. They want to take the tracker dogs
away from from festivals and carnivals that are there to test
people for drugs, where we want safe environments, public
environments where people can go where people on ice and all
sorts of things are not participating in large crowds
causing heavy this these are these people. These are these
people that I won't be happy Mr. Acting Deputy President are all
sucking on tofu made from dry grass, laying around all day
waiting for the Commonwealth to send some money into their bank
account so they can go and do whatever they like I'm gonna do
I'm tired. I'm tired of being attacked. When I stand up and
speak about some issues around strong values that are the
strong values. I still believe that the majority of Australians
you cannot say the word abortion without being attacked by this
mob of almost I'd say grubs if I didn't think you're gonna make
me withdraw it Mr. Acting Deputy President, but it's out there.
Now. These people come and attack me for my religious basis
the other day using words like rosary beads, because I had the
I had the audacity to raise issues around late term
abortions were babies that are only minutes away from getting a
smack on the awesome anime been aborted under the policies of
the Australian Greens. So I will not stand silent, I will not
stand mute. While these people try to continue to marginalize
policies and ideas that we want to discuss for this nation that
I think are largely supported still, by the majority of the
nation. I'm gonna declare my agenda today as I can to be a
woman, and then you will no longer be able to attack me.
They it's it is it is it is despicable the behavior of these
people and for them to come in here with the freedom that they
do. And just that vomit, that vitriol that comes out of the
males. It needs to be called out
and and of career.
Well, this is the reason that Trump wants Pelosi in there as
the Speaker of the House, which means she's also ahead of the
Democrats in the House, they Danny, somebody because of the
group that's come in the fool themselves crowd is not as
nothing but trouble for the for the country, let alone for the
trumpet. So
you're actually equating Australian politics to US
politics. Interesting.
Well, I'm just quoting it in this regard. We disagreed a few
statements ago that this is part of the globalist agenda. Yes,
yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
So there is some equipment
he wants to protect? Yeah, he wants some protection against
the AOCs of the world who are going to just come up with all
kinds of time wasting stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't blame
him. Yeah, I agree. Well, also, I think he and Pelosi can
actually get something done. If she was, she does want to get to
know, the person we can't get anything done with is cameltoe.
Harris, who I am going to play this clip, it may be out of
context. So I didn't see the whole C span, grilling of this
ice representative with Kamala Harris of California. But here's
how it went down. At least the piece that I have
planned was what we would call today a domestic terrorist
group. Why? Why Why would we call them domestic terrorist
group? Because they tried to use fear and force to change
political environment? And what was the motivation for the use
of fearing force based on race and ethnicity? Right? Are you
aware of the perception of many about how the power and the
discretion at ICE has been used to enforce the laws? And do you
see any parallels? I do not see any parallels between? I'm
talking about officers and agents? I'm talking about
perception. I do not see a parallel Are you aware that
there's the perceptions you know, are you aware that there's
ice in the same category as the kk
k that's pretty pretty deep what she's doing there and
I couldn't figure out what she was doing.
Oh, she she basically said is the kk k a terrorist
organization? He says yeah, is a domestic terrorist organization.
Yes. What kind of taxes are they you use? Well, fear and
intimidation. Is that the same as ice you know, that's pretty
much what she was doing there.
Yeah, false equivalencies. It's a good trick when it's done,
right.
Yeah, but I don't think she was doing a good job of it.
I don't think she's that talented. I think she's gonna do
she's gonna run for president
overweight you think she's really gonna run Do you really
think she's gonna do it? Yeah, absolutely. Oh, really? You know
who else has said he was going to run was a big head guy that
petite male although I don't think he's that petite. Swalwell
he was on Bill Maher shows
wall was the word guy. He's just he's one of those guys. You just
look at him and you want to slap him for no reason.
I didn't pull any clips because he's probably his problem is
he's actually just boring. But He comes from Iowa. Both his
parents are Republican and he has a he has an interesting
backstory and he was kind of likable on on Bill Maher show
but just boring. You guys just boring. And whenever he talks
on, you know CNN or anyways he's sounds idiotic or you know just
you know unhinged but no, no, no no I'm not one thing's for sure.
Here's what the folks on MSNBC think of a possible Hillary
Rodham Clinton run. While Sanders
she are watching Mark Penn right says Get ready for Hillary
Clinton 4.0 30 years in the making this new version of Mrs.
Clinton when she runs for president in 2020. We'll come
full circle back to the universal health care promoting
progressive firebrand of 1994 True to her name. Mrs. Clinton
will fight this out until the last dog dies. She won't let a
little thing like two stunning defeat stand in the way of her
claim to the White House. By the way, the White House has
responded, Kellyanne Conway, here's the tweet.
Dear God, please. Yeah.
Who can blame her? Wow. I don't think so. I mean, who honestly,
who knows? But let me say this speaking as a Democrat here at
the table, there's no I mean, we have an uphill battle no matter
what to get to 270 in 2020, as evidenced by. Well, no, please.
I mean, I've read the piece from Stein and Mark Penn. Do you
agree with it?
No. Just go Go away. Please help me cut and let somebody else
take the thing. She's running again. And I think it's
go away Hillary Clinton. They really don't want her.
They can't do anything about it. She still owns the machine.
Yeah, I agree. She's rushing that she used to run the first
two times, is still intact. I granted second time, it was a
bigger machine. She got all the way to there. You should have
won the presidency in most circumstances. And she felt
gypped. So she said, I'm keeping this machine together. I'm gonna
keep the money in a pile and she kept the money in the machine.
Everything is no way anyone can beat her. Except Trump and Obama
has not given up his machine. He's got that with the
organization to organize American eyes. It is yeah,
Organizing for America. Organizing for America of Gee,
he's got a machine that's just keeping it for himself. I don't
know. He's just a money making machine of some sort.
Apparently, he has the biggest mailing list of all the
Democrats.
Well, he got it from Facebook.
Probably a lot of Facebook.
All right, John plays out one more.
I have my last clip. And this is the clip that I this is my
Canadian, this was said to me, okay, you're gonna start
collecting Canadian stuff because the Canadians a, they
like to listen to the show, and they never get anything for
them. They'll be sorry, but that's what they're gonna get.
So apparently, the Canadian government's decided to treat
the entire population, like kids in grammar school. Okay, so if
you're like at work or working in some factory and you get your
you're sick and throwing up, you may be required by law, to get a
doctor's note to take one lone day of a sick day, take a sick
day off. And I mentioned that when I work hard for the
government. You Yeah, you took all your sick days off whether
you're sick or not. But that was my supervisor once said to me,
just take it off as general malaise.
The Canadian Association lashed out against the government bill
that would let employers require a doctor's note whenever a
worker wants to take a sick day. The cvcs Catherine Colin looks
at who's fighting that change and who welcomes it came in the
next day
have to do it.
Dr. Iris Garfinkel doesn't like sick notes or the proposed law.
That means she could be writing more of
them. What that will do is increase the number of patients
I have to see in a day to provide those work notes. And
then on top of it, those patients may be exposed to
diseases in my office, waiting for until
about a year ago, when Ontario's liberals passed a law that would
hike the minimum wage included a provision that entitles everyone
to 10 personal leave days, including to paid sick days and
said employers can't ask for a doctor's note. The Ford
government is reversing the Liberals plans. It's a job
killer with a pro business law that would eliminate paid sick
days and allow employers to ask for doctor's notes if they think
it's warranted.
A sick notes I just I shake my head today
a national doctors group has come out against the move. I
think the reinstatement
of sick notes puts an unnecessary burden on people who
are already sick. And I think it really raises the risk of
spreading Colton Lose.
But some employers groups called for these changes, saying the
sick days were being abused. In a letter to the Ford government.
The Retail Council of Canada said Our members are seeing
significant evidence that the two paid personal emergency lead
days are being widely treated as floater days off, ie de facto
vacation days. This labor lawyer applauds giving employers the
option of asking for a note people who deserve the benefit
of the doubt invariably get the benefit of the doubt because
employers don't want to be paying for sick notes. Employers
don't want to be aggravating their employees. Ontario's
Economic Development Minister didn't have any specific
response to the Medical Association's concerns. But a
spokesperson reiterated that sick notes are a workforce and
attendance management tool. The final vote to turn this plan
into law could come next week.
Get a hall pass leave. Fantastic. That's the That's not
new. In in in a socialist government. The Netherlands has
had that as long as I can remember. If it was more than
two days, you had to get a sick note from your doctor. Yes. Oh,
no, that's all right. It's coming to the US to baby just
wait for it. Oh, yeah, it's coming. bust happened. But it is
the way it works. Because people who know that people are just
sitting at home and aren't really sick and are getting
handouts. They get pissed off. They
were poor two days a year, by the way, two whole days a year.
Yes.
Well, there you go. It's a scam. The motto of the day. But only
works when you say it.
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They've been blessed with a lot of privilege. Let's for a moment
honored as a legitimate question. Although it's quite
offensive, but you don't realize that I get
I know for a fact that a lot of women, gender expanding people,
people of color working class people, they don't run for
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