Hi, Adam curry Jhansi Devorah starts a December 5 2019 This is
your award winning give on nation media assassination
episode 1196. This is no agenda, enjoying just eight hours of
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morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And for Berlin Silicon Valley, which isn't half as interesting,
but we have an impeachment going on. I'm Jesse borax.
Raglan Buzzkill.
me man, I got here's dark. I woke up and I got to work in his
dark again.
It's like it's dark a lot.
Well, it's only eight hours of sunlight right now in the Gitmo
lowland.
The Northern Lights.
No, there's no northern lights here. At least not that I know
of. No, not at all. Oh, man, what a trip. And I've never seen
it never
really now expect to hear that to travel report, which is
sometimes the best part of the show.
It's kind of be real short. Real real. You know what was
interesting that I? I left yesterday 11am flight? No pre
check of course course. But there's no line at TSA. I go
through. I have the whole studio with me now. I don't think
there's been one since maybe one other time before. That it went
right through everything. In the studio bag, the wire bag, the
microphone. They didn't even try to pull it out and like, got a
vibrator in his bag. Nope. None of that was perfect. It flew
right through. Not an issue. Then we had a tailwind got in
half an hour early. All that was good. Except for the fact that
once again, KLM had no Wi Fi on the flight. They apologised for
it. But come on. It's like how can they can't they can't keep
that together?
Yes, because it costs money.
All of theory? Yes. Most likely.
If we just take the Wi Fi and don't turn it on on half the
flight
deck will make a million bucks a billion
dollars.
Exactly. I did have an OTG moment that really teed me off
just before I boarded the plane in Austin. So we have the new
terminal. And this is where a lot of the Delta flights
originate from. And this new terminal is the et nos. Yeah, in
Austin. Yeah, we've got the the new international terminal. And
so they built everything beautiful new on the inside, but
all of the kind of coffee places are down the other end. And
they've decided here is where we're going to innovate, to
innovate. Today, one of those coffee machines. Have you seen
the automatic coffee machines at the air believe they haven't
been new airport in 10 years? Probably. But they
have a coffee machine.
You know, it's kind of cool with a touchscreen and
these machines have been around forever.
But here's what was different. So you can't pay with cash. So
you have to swipe your card or swipe my card and
be free. By the way that coffee at an airport. Oh, no, no, I
didn't even know what it was. But I'm sure it was five bucks,
at least too high, of course is too high. So use the machine you
can look through the arm. And then you have your pin number
you know what you're assigned when you when you pay for it.
You type in your your pin is like oh, well hello, Mr. Curry,
welcome. Here's your coffee. The window opens and there's your
coffee and the coffee is not bad. So I go back to the gate, I
get a text message from the fucking car. I'm sorry, from the
damn coffee from the coffee machine telling me that I should
use Lyft next time I come to the airport. So they have tracks my
telephone number through my card swipe and then decided to send
me an ad message after I paid for my coffee. You're off the
grid man. I wanted coffee. Okay, shut up about you're off the
grid. You know what I'm talking about? This is this is I think
this is illegal. I did not consent. Would it be illegal?
Well, I didn't give my number to the coffee machine. Somebody has
it. You know what it is? Is that it's I've looked at Jack Dorsey.
It's the square network square does this minute you're on their
payment network. They share all your details with everybody. It
angered me like wow, I paid for the coffee and now you're going
to send me an ad to I mean, if it were free, like Okay, good. I
won't take Lyft but thanks for reminding me but no, I paid for
it. And they send me an ad.
Yeah, yeah, they're double dipping.
Well, I'm boycotting them now. Which means the coffee machines
Oh Brother I wonder if you can high if you can do
you know they have these new coffee machines in San Francisco
that are that are they look like they're people making coffee but
it's a bunch of robot arms.
Yeah this is what I'm talking about. I'm not talking I sit Oh
you didn't listen to me you had the robot yes the Ask the robot.
You see that in cars? Yeah
for just went by.
Okay. Let's stop on the coffee. I have an important report. A
train reports and she brought up the Sephora. How many how many
cars was it 1010 cars. economy's doing great. Apparently, because
of climate change global warming scorched earth. More people are
taking the train this holiday season.
It was a busy weekend on the roads in the air and on the
rails as Amtrak expects the numbers will show a record
breaking surge of travellers. Amtrak
had its largest passenger count during last year's Thanksgiving
week with over 846,000 riders. That number is expected to be
met or exceeded this year.
So many people, especially in some of those college markets,
faculty staff need to get back once they can.
Spokesman Marc Magliari says Amtrak spends months preparing
for the high volume of holiday travellers that includes adding
more trains to routes and supersizing others
both in Boracay wait for it to go doing so safely and reliably.
With so many passengers it's likely trains will experience
some delays. Thankfully, riders can get real time updates on
Amtrak's website
our current internal work reports with CPS and our system
talking back and forth as a trainer
Rachel Pearson News Radio One Oh 5.9 FM and
on the rails Amtrak trains headed to Chicago this morning.
We're running on time. One notable exception the California
Zephyr coming to Chicago from Emeryville, California near San
Francisco. It was running about five hours late.
How come you were not aware of this tardiness of XFR because
of the extra cars slows it down? Five hours late.
The California Zephyr everybody. You remember from those
beautiful ads. It's great. And five hours late.
Nice. Well, that's nothing like the train apparently that was
like, I forget where this was. What happened but I think it was
in the southern part of the country. A train was two days
late. Two days late.
As Fantastic.
Well, I'm in Europe. I am here at the at the airport hotel,
which as you know is my favourite, which means
everything kind of works. And I didn't do the best studio build
this time. I was really groggy when I woke up and went to bed
and we got in. Let's just I was like, you don't we literally
sleep drunk. That's how I felt just wobbling around the
hallway. Yeah, like walking around. What am I doing? But you
turn on the news because I want to give a little local flavour
for the show today. And of course, the news is only one
thing right now in all of Euro land, because when you have
these countries close together, everything's interconnected in
particular air travel. There's a massive, massive strike in
France today. Well, it
is absolute chaos here for workers in Paris. 11 of the
city's 16 metro lines are not operating today. Most metro
stations like this one behind me are closed and shuttered. And
we're gonna see big demonstrations later in the day.
And shops and businesses along the roots of the protests are
mostly shuttered, banks have put up wooden screens to try to save
their windows and cash dispensers from being smashed,
as they have often been during the yellow vests protests. And
1000s of police are being deployed in the French capital
because of fears that yellow vests and anti capitalist
protesters who are likely to be violent may join the union
marches across the city. So even for people who are not on strike
today. Getting to work is a huge struggle. And I've spoken to
many people who've resorted to bikes or who are simply walking.
Hospitals are open but all but non urgent operations have been
cancelled and many schools are also closed and a lot of shops
have decided just to shut for the day to avoid possible damage
by if those protests do turn violent
to millions of people on the street in France, which screws
up everything. The train traffic the air traffic is really bad
because you know KLM Air France they're all one Delta pilots,
you know this, they have to reroute everything. It's
vacation time. It's
To well it was like it was the ground crews that went on strike
which makes it really tough.
You can't do much without the ground you
have I have a report similar report called massive strikes
that came out of a friend of Fen cat. Oh, yeah. French source.
Okay, let's have a listen to
that. By law public sector Transport Workers must give
their employees 48 hours notice of their intention to strike.
This allows the French railway operator SNCF to announce its
traffic plans at least 24 hours before disruptions begin. Based
on the information it's received. The company has warned
about major transport chaos on Thursday, with only one in 10
trains running as normal. Served routes will be the high speed
TGV lines between Paris and other major cities in France,
including bado Lille and Massey massing well around half of
Eurostar trains, including 16th between Paris and London have
already been cancelled, according to the company's
website. Also striking are employees of our ATP which runs
Paris's public transport system. Only two lines on the metro will
be operating as usual 11 lines will be closed, and three will
be running during rush hour only. regional train bus and
tram lines will also be badly hit. Last but not least air
travel will be affected. Three of the unions representing
ground crew for Air France have joined the strike, along with
air traffic control staff 20% of flights, most of them short haul
have been cancelled on Thursday.
So this is also being followed in the Netherlands and other
countries, because the dispute here is about pensions. And this
has been going on. For several years, this conversation. I've
been following it in the Netherlands. It basically the
pensions don't have enough money, the pension funds,
certainly not the government run pension funds. And so they want
to cut everybody they're talking about 35% less, and old people
are pissed off and rightfully so although in, in France, EURO
NEWS puts their own little spin on it,
about six out of 10 French people do support the strikes.
But there's a paradox here. Because the same opinion polls
also show that three quarters of French people accept that it is
necessary to reform France's complicated pension system. And
to streamline it. What President Macron essentially wants to do
is to scrap the country's 42 different pension systems and
harmonise them, bring them into one uniform system. So it is a
paradox. I spoken to an economist and a sociologist
about this. And they explain it by saying well, the French
support the reforms with their heads, but with their hearts,
they're still backing the strike. So difficult perhaps to
grasp. But for now, the strikes do enjoy a very high degree of
public support.
Well, it's just getting underway. I think all of Europe
is going to start burning.
People are done with it. They're so done. They're done. They're
done with it done with the EU that done with all the bull
crap. And did you know that even the Irish farmers had also
protested? We missed this you know about about five days ago,
they stormed the the Irish parliament tractors and somehow
I didn't see
I did hear this. I don't have a report but I did hear it. So
between the unionised by the way, one of the things about the
French, especially in Paris, that you didn't get on any of
these reports, but it is played up on on some of the European
stations which is they've taken to the streets, bicycling to
work, many are on scooters, they apparently the scooter invasion
is has helped.
Wow, we can get to work very nice. I see. I see issues. You
can feel it in the air. And everybody's all in with strikes.
I mean, okay, six out of 10 According to to your own news,
but everyone hears like, man. Yeah, I agree. And so why
wouldn't that happen here? You got the farmers, you got the
organised workers, they're all going against the government.
And I think maybe Trump had something to do with it. And,
well, you know, there was this NATO Summit. And I have to say I
kind of liked the new Macron giving Trump a big mouth. That
was kind of cool to see. Like, okay, President Well, you know,
ISIS isn't really over was not really done yet. Did you see
this clip with him in Macomb?
There's a back and forth. I mean, I may have a clip of the
clock. I have a
I've a clip, a clip of, of that event, which I've liked. And I
think I think it's good one because Trump got a little
pushback that was fun to watch. And I don't think he took he
took it very well. And too, I like it. Because, you know, if I
were Germany, I'd be going. You got a big mouth over there,
France. What are you doing, say NATO's crap and Trump's crap and
the President today I have over the period of time, we have a
tremendous amount of captured fighters, ISIS fighters over in
Syria, and they're all under locking key. But many of them
France, many are from Germany, and many are from UK. They're
mostly from Europe. And some of the countries are agreeing. And
I have not spoken to the President about that. Would you
like some nice ISIS fighters?
Now, I think he did that because my con was it was talking crap
about NATO, which of course, is true, but Trump is really proud
of the two percenters who have paid their dues. And France
isn't there yet. And so I think this was kind of a snide remark
towards him saying, Would you like some ISIS fighters, the
ones that we got rid of for you, and then McCrone comes back?
I can give them you can take everyone you want. Let's be
serious. Let's be serious.
Fighters, you haven't grown. fighters coming from Syria, from
Iraq, and the region is full of foreign fighters coming from
Europe. But this is a tiny minority of the overall problem
we have in the region. And I think number one priority
because it's not a finished. It's to get rid of ISIS, anti
terrorist groups.
So why am I thought we got rid of ISIS? Now he's saying we
didn't. This was a slap in the face
is our number one priority? And it's not a done? I'm sorry to
say that, yes, you still have fighters in this region, in
Syria, and now in Iraq, and more and more, and the whole
decentralisation of the region makes the situation more
difficult to fix the situation against ISIS. And don't don't
make any mistake. Your number one problem are not the foreign
fighters. This is the ISIS fighters in the region. And you
have more and more fighters due to the situation today.
This is why he's a great politician, because that was one
of the greatest non answers I've ever heard. And that's okay.
No, I think I think nips.
Yeah, this is kind of building to a head after they really just
to kind of a blanket insult that Trump laid on the entire EU
earlier. Oh, what was it little meet up? This is the best clip.
But yet, it was actually it was part of a summary. But this is
the random this is actually quite, this is something that
none of the mainstream media people are gonna play this the
random NATO comments,
I inherited a situation where the European Union, which was
formed partially for this reason, I guess, for a lot of
reasons it was formed, but partially to make better or take
advantage of the United States. And they've done that very
brilliantly. And, frankly, it's not right. So I've exposed it. A
lot of people didn't know it, and we're doing things about it.
We're doing things man, do big things. You could use things
about it.
The EU, which I've always firmly believed, was established to as
a bulwark against the United States, insofar as economics is
concerned, they wanted to have a big giant market that could
compete with us because we're a big giant market, just by
ourselves. So every time somebody brings it up, everybody
gets bent out of shape. Well,
I think the Macron is doing something very interesting. All
of a sudden, his balls dropped and he's got a big mouth. And
he's talking about NATO's no good, we got our own army. I
don't think he's talking about a European army. He's talking
about a French army, which they have. They've got the Mirage
fighters, and
they fly all over the place. And that works out so well for him.
And meanwhile, in Britain, According to the Daily Mail,
we'll take that with a grain of salt. The slaves they're being
told to keep the population down and to stop them from killing
trees Britons should eat grey squirrels. It's an interesting
take on the bugs.
It's a recipe that our southerners developed a recipe
called burgoo. burgoo squirrels do squirrel, maybe I'll publish
in a newsletter.
I'll make it. We got tonnes of squirrels in Austin.
Ah, it's good eatin.
It's only really good if it has tire tracks though. What's the
best? It's nice and tender?
Yeah. Tender and marinated. Yeah. Let's read let's listen to
the here's the LG zeros NATO meeting report. This is NATO
meeting report from
Trump's response on being asked about the Canadian Prime
Minister's comments. And soon afterwards, he tweeted that
there was no need for a final press conference. Emmanuel
Macron, meanwhile, continued to press his case for change.
Who is our enemy? How can we act together against international
terrorism in particular, he's of all subjects that were not
sufficiently settled. debates should be about something other
than budgetary and financial issues as
the voices of reassurance we're left sounding a bit thin. We've
always been able to overcome these differences and then unite
around our core tasks to protect and defend each other. And
that's exactly what to do today.
The question it all raises is central to what NATO is and what
it exists for what happens to an alliance built on collective
defence when that collective commitment that spirit of unity
isn't as solid as some would like it to be?
Well, yeah, never will be either. No, it's just going
downhill.
And then we have the, the big cop 25 taking place.
Well, before we leave that, I did want to discuss the fact
that there was a little back and forth between Trudeau and Trump.
And it was it had to do with Trudeau make some allusions or
something about Trump being late or no no,
this was the the so called kidding. A hot mic camera
episode between Boris Johnson
get a good tape a
clip of this sounds like let me tell you, I let me tell you, I
tried for about 15 minutes. I tried filtering, I tried noise
reduction. I tried everything I could to make it audible enough
for the show. And it's just not there. I mean, they have the
subtitles in the video clip. These guys basically just
talking about Trump being late or just who cares, really,
but but it did result in Trudeau making up some phoney baloney
story about it to try to cover his ass. And that brought in one
of the Canadian competitors. To Trudeau this this seat named
Jagmeet. See seeing and he has he had a funny thing to say he
did he supported Trump.
Oh, yeah. This is the this is the guy who's also run who's who
was also running, wasn't he?
Yeah, the seat. Yeah. Yeah. And here he is on Trudeau. I'm
looking for a sneak clip of Mitt Jagmeet.
Okay, I could have known. What I've said often about Mr.
Trudeau is that he certainly says some things in public and
then says things very differently. In private. For
example, he talks about the importance of indigenous
relationships as being a priority in public. But in in
private in a closed door fundraiser with wealthy donors.
He mocked and made fun of activists that were complaining
about a legitimate concern about clean drinking water and mercury
poisoning and grassy narrows. Very different approach in
public and very different approach in private. And that's
something that I've said before, there's many reasons to critic
criticise Mr. Trump. But criticising about making someone
late to a cocktail party is not one. And these these two, Mr.
Troodos in public and private is something that we've seen I've
seen many times and I think Canadians are starting to see
more and more Wow, it's just like the the sub show of Big
Brother sigh Come on, get back to them really bad get back to
the main programme.
It leads me to believe because when you saw that move thing you
tried to get the clip from it was a little gathering around
Trudeau this leads me to be believed that the guy is
probably pretty funny. Today OH group and probably pretty nasty.
That I believe I don't know if he's funny, but I'll believe
he's not well, the nasty could be funny. Of course.
It could be funny and nasty, but he looks like one of those guys
you'd gather around it because he had the just slam other
people. And it probably is very entertaining. I mean, Boris
Johnson was laughing about something.
Boris Johnson will laugh about anything.
This guy I think he's onto something here this dough is one
of those guys. Funny tell you about this guy.
Yeah, this guy is really meant to get it till he's just really
no good.
Anyway, so you are going on about we're changing topics.
Well, actually, I was going to do an entre Mall. Let me see.
Yes. Only discussed on the previous show. Just just for Is
it four days ago? We talked about it. We looked for the
historical we predicted it. And here it is the spirit of
giving you has arrived in Mid Michigan
feels good. It makes you know that there's good people out
there an anonymous
donor paid off people layaway, Midland Walmart.
This is what's great about it. So not only did we know this was
going to happen, but it also happened in Florida the same
amount at a Walmart. And but I don't I couldn't get any clips
or one is because I had to set up a proxy. And so there was all
kinds of issues getting through to certain sites or the local TV
stations, websites, they're all just say you're from Europe now
I can No can do. But I'll finish this one because this is not
only is the whole setup a native ad for Walmart, they do it every
year, but this time the station was in on it. Just listen how
far they go
on day morning. At first I didn't believe it. I got a text
from Walmart layaway, saying that someone had paid my layaway
and I only owed a penny
Melissa holidays, gifts all paid for Frozen dolls and a tablet
gifts for her three year old daughter who also has a birthday
in December, her payment would have been nearly $230. I
was in shock. I didn't know how to feel. But then I sat at home
and cried for a little bit. And then I went and picked up my
item.
Walmart confirmed with us the mystery donor paid off around
$3,000 In layaway items focusing on gifts for children. And the
gesture is one that Melissa won't soon forget.
I was offered for a while for medical conditions. So we've
been behind on bills and struggling a little bit. It was
just great to get that phone call. It was something that
really helped us
now we've reached out to Walmart to try to find out the identity
of the mystery donor. They're keeping it anonymous. So if you
are the donor and you're watching the people who you
helped out when to say
thanks God bless really helped our family and were were very
very happy.
Almost almost a perfect 62nd native ad was beautiful. Well
done executed everyone pretends I've never seen it before. Roll
with it. And it was the same
to wondering what 250 bucks at Walmart now. Okay, did cost him
250 bucks to pay off two ladies bills and then probably
what they said or what they said it was three grand they said it
was 3000 No, no, they said it was it was 3000 that the total
payment to pay off the layaways which seems low. Okay. But yeah,
so
that could be that could be all fiction,
but they did well that's also true but I saw the same report
in Florida and I saw another one from Pennsylvania. So they're
doing it nationwide.
Yeah, it's a part of a ski as part of a scheme Yeah, it's an
advertising scam. And I'm surprised that these these new
stations by the way should be ashamed of them so raise on it
come on this was clearly what I'm saying. That's why they
should be ashamed of themselves. They're totally anonymous is a
sold proposition. They come around with every year you know
one or two of the stations actually a couple of the
stations you run it and they get paid to run it Yeah.
And then the sales the sales guy comes up to the new staff says
Look, I know you saw the story we really got to cover this
because you know and we got another by coming up so if you
could mention Walmart a couple of times maybe get a little shot
and then maybe do the stand up in front of the Walmart sign
that would be great. Okay
you know that's that's and give me those TPS reports that'd be
great for those reports very good Walmart proud of you than
other fine Americans scam perpetrated rice
and other some other bonehead market tears from the various
other retailers having come up with this scam and use it for
their kind of pre emptive because if you do it before
Walmart does it it looks like sour grapes it makes them look
bad
you know you could actually sell this idea to to local stores and
I said look I'm gonna get you a it doesn't have to be the
layaway but it can be any good samaritan giving for something
and you could sell it as a whole package. This guy the local guys
should be doing it to the local stores
yeah
there's a lot of potential here for a lot of you know people do
broadcast sales. Yes. Oh yeah.
brown shoes. Too much work.
Reminded I'm reminded of the time is probably is in this In
the compilation too, so I'm working for Tech TV. And I was
about a couple years into this gig doing a daily show on the
air of their network had go to New York to meet with one of the
salespeople for something. I had to check. I forgot what the
purpose of my meeting was, but I went there. And so if the person
is not in some woman, oh, she's not in this. She's coming, then.
Oh, there she is. She's coming off the elevators is oh, I'm
gonna happen. No, I'm John C. Dvorak. And she's Oh, you're
who? John C. Dvorak. Okay. You Your do what? Said? I have a, I
have a daily TV show on this network. Oh, what's it called?
Did you walk away in disgust?
I did. Actually, I would discuss it. They didn't know anything.
They're selling. They're selling suppose the selling ads for this
network? And nobody knows any of the shows and never watch it. I
mean, it's ridiculous.
It's just a numbers game. So what are the ratings? Let me
just see the numbers. I don't care. Okay. They
don't care.
Well, let us go to the cop 25. For a moment, this is the
25th 25th Emile be there. Have they done this for 25 years
already? Are they do multiple in the year 20? Is this here's when
it It must be the 25th year. So they just keep on. Now, of
course, we're not really represented there. Or are we?
Because apparently the whole delegation Nancy and the crew.
Were out there Pelosi. And she got on the mic and spoke.
Where was this? Well,
it's the new locale. Remember, they were supposed to wasn't
supposed to be in Bolivia? Where was it supposed to be? It was
all shit where something went horribly wrong
with this one. I think I believe this was in Madrid.
Yes in Madrid. But it was supposed to be
Oh, hold on stop. Are you telling me that during a major
impeachment trial, this used to be the most important thing
happening in this country at the at the moment. If you if you are
to take the Democrats seriously, that Nancy Pelosi traipsed off
to Madrid with a couple of her pals.
Even even better than that she said something which I think
it's impeachable. And I will explain why after we listen,
this
is a mission. This is a passion of this is a scientifically
based approach to all of it. And we're here to say to all of you,
on behalf of the House of Representatives in the Congress
of the United States, we're still in it. We're still
we're still in the Paris accord, apparently, according to Nancy.
Now, for all the things she says about what the President can and
cannot do. It is not her responsibility to say what we're
in or not. Not when it comes to treaties. That's that's the the
executive branch.
So she should not be
saying that her bounds, what does she thinks she's president,
she's, she should not
be saying these things. And certainly not with that slur. My
goodness. Yeah. Much. It's in there. It's always I don't know
what it is. But she's also tired.
She's living it up.
Now. I think she's tired. You know, I'm tired from going back
and forth to Holland a couple of times these people do well, of
course, they fly a little differently. They don't fly
middle seat coach. Now. Let's see who else weighed in, of
course, carry. What's his name, first name, Carrie. Jo, carry
carry. Pete carry John carry? Yeah. Now he's was a John Kerry
doing under his watch as Secretary of State is when they
got this whole Paris thing together. And, you know, of
course, he has clients to send these people there. You, you and
me. He has he has clients at Bain Capital. Although, of
course now that's just a former former company, but I'm sure
he's got clients there. And he's now also part of some group, I
have to look it up and see exactly what they are. Finding
the second here he is talking about how severe it is. He uses
an analogy we've discussed before. Before you play
this. You have seen to have forgotten our previous
agreement. I know but I'm gonna I'm gonna let it go. But
well, the minute you think he's too boring, let me know it's
only a minute 10 So hopefully we'll be able to get through it.
The fact
is that we are
In the beginning, so hold
on, the fact is that we are so far behind that you need now to
organise nations almost as if we were at war. That is why we call
this new organisation, World War zero. Because no one country can
solve the problem of climate change, you have to have every
country at the table, most importantly, the 20 or so
largest economies in the world, which are about 85% 90% of all
emissions. Secondly, you've got to start to make a set of
decisions that are really enormous, not unlike decisions
that were made in the course of World War Two to make sure we
could win the war. We're not doing that today, we need to
accelerate the transition to decarbonize transportation, to
move to electric vehicles, that means you've got to accelerate
the process of building the infrastructure, so you can
charge those vehicles around the nation. I mean, there are a
whole set of interlocking decisions, none of which are
being made by the United States at a large national level,
because we have a president who says that climate change is a
Chinese hoax. And the result of the American presidency, moving
out of the position of leadership that President Obama
and the administration gave it is that other nations that want
to be slower and laggard about it are doing so. So the entire
effort has been slowed, and it's very dangerous. lives are being
lost. Now here in our country, mudslides, fires, floods,
droughts, and in other parts of the world, which is all
interconnected. There are challenges to food production to
habitability. People are going to be refugees. climate refugees
are already are climate refugees. This World
War zero thing is big. It's it's an Well, it's, it's really
nothing. It's part of a bigger nonprofit fighting against who's
this war against? Well, this is what's interesting is it's, it's
a nonprofit, it is the what is the name of this place? It's so
it's a project of this big nonprofit, which is filled with
admirals and generals. It isn't actual military industrial
complex operation that he's in here. And he's got to celebrate
it. He's got to all the big names. I see. I know that for
some reason, I've lost my place with the with this. Who was it?
No. Oh, yeah. The American security project. This is a
bunch of fine people. What do you think board of directors
want to hear if you always helps? Oh, obviously. Yeah.
Let's see board of directors. Okay, Gary Hart. He hasn't been
around the
heart. Yeah. From the hubba hubba. bowtie. Yeah.
Christie, Todd Whitman. But then we get Brigadier General Stephen
Cheney, US Marine Corps retired. Then we get a congressman Donald
Breyer, Lieutenant General Daniel Chrisman also retired.
Let's see Admiral William Fallon. We got Vice Admiral Lee
Gun The Honourable Chuck Hagel. He's it's like a drinking club.
It's a whole defence club who have who are who are are naming
their latest thing World War zero because we have to fight it
like World War Two. Well, in that case, you better get the
Russians on board because you need them to win. But it's they
got danced Moines, everybody's in this club. And I bet to get
paid to
probably suck some money out of sumps. Gotta be it's gotta be
probably not minor amounts enough to buy better booze.
That's what it's all about. I think that sounds which was
sounds like I mean, it sounds like the Army Navy club roster
with the way you're reading these names. It's exactly what
it is.
Yeah. Vilnai piping up again, with the one of his famous PSAs.
And this science guy. Yeah, the Science Guy. And he's sitting in
this shot with stacks of dollar bills or you know that maybe the
Benjamins you can't really see stacks as we call as we say, in
hip hop stack stacks and racks, racks and stacks, stacks, lots
of money. And he's letting the truth out. If you want to be
rich, get on board.
So here it is, people I'm going to level with you. The real
reason you should do your part to combat climate change is
it'll make you filthy in wrench. Can you imagine how much sweet
sweet cabbage you will be piling up? If you could invent a
cleaner energy source or help develop carbon capture
technology? The math is simple stack plus stacks equals more
stacks. So go green and get green. See what I'm saying? And
turn off
the damn lights.
So he is telling kids get on board get some government money
to do some research and you'll get rich by being on board the
climate train
kind of pandering is very debts that this is make it sound like
any was very sincere about the problem.
No, no, it's all about the Benjamins for this guy. It did
give me the ISO possible ISOs and turn off the damn lights. I
thought that might be possible in the show. So
turn off the damn lights. That's actually not a bad because I
have one competitor which came out of the impeachment hearings.
Oh, okay. And this is hearings. 11 ISO, okay,
is really gonna look at this and say, Huh,
like that. We got some submission. We got some
submissions from from no agenda kids. Like, Bo Jaiden. Then we
had to take two.
I liked that one, too. They both kind of good.
Yeah, they're both usable. I don't know about in the show.
But I think they're just generally just to use in
general.
Well, I have the I think I have the absolute end of show. End of
show. So you ready? You got to sit down for this? Because it's
made for us.
Oh my god, we have run out of clips No. The show.
We've run out of clips, or we can use that as a pre end of
show when we actually run out of clips.
We ever run out of clips, no. Sneezing my hair gel.
I'm filled with them today. Somebody really loaded. Yep.
Well,
just people hear this stuff. And like, oh, yeah, we can give you
some ISOs. Man. Get some ISOs going on. Good. I'm
glad it's getting competitive. Yes.
All right. Where were we? Well, I think you've mentioned it a
couple of times you might want to bring me up to date on the
impeachment. I have. See, I don't have much actually. In
fact, I have very little I'm very because I didn't see it. I
was travelling during the
first full wrap. But
what ended just understand this round, now we had Jerry the
troll Nadler and he was running it this is the Judiciary
Committee, the committee that would actually draft and file
articles of impeachment. And the now we've we've gotten to the
point where we had to bring lawyers to explain to everybody
how what the president did was impeachable is do I have this
right that that's what it was. It was a bunch of lawyers doing
it telling explaining to you how the law works in America. Was
that what was happening here?
No, is mostly a bunch of lawyers are pining. They're all well,
let's see. Right, this play. I got that. Let's play the long
you can stop this video if it's too long. This is the hearing
rundown on NBC now. And as mentioned something so distinct
is on the network's not Fox but CBS way they
put it out. They put the whole thing on the network's during
the day. Yes, they they preempted their programming
during the day. Wow, what a mistake.
Kathie Lee and
oh, what a mistake. Oh, this is going to hurt them so much.
Think of all the ad slots, we're losing out on Christmas. Are
they insane?
Well, they pulled the plug on it. Okay, what happened was
there letting distinct slide and it is going on and on and it
till about I think about pacific time around 10 o'clock, maybe
all three networks almost simultaneously. And this was
during the part where Doug Collins was ranting about
something and they also this is right after the Republican
lawyer who is actually an anti Trumper but he's the only guy
they'd allow was going on about how this is all bunch of
nonsense. And you just as that was going on all three networks
at the same time. pulled the plug. No, really? No. Yeah,
there's almost like it was Okay boys. wrap him up. He's like
we're pulling the plug. ABC. What about NBC? They're pulling
the plug. We're pulling the plug. Yeah, we see NBC they're
pulling the plug. We're pulling the plug.
It'd be good to know who pulled first who aren't who plugged
first
was impossible to tell because when one pulled the plug that
were there pulling the plug in or pulling the plug.
CBS CBS one first they're the big dog or,
you know, it's I believe maybe CBS did go first. And then they
would lead the way and they pull the plug in and everyone pulled
the plug and then they're all go to lower short term analysis and
yet, in fact, contradicting what you just heard, especially on
end BC well that's terrible you know guys that comes up and says
well the chumps really there's nothing here's your auntie and
ice with this stuff and they pull the plug. And meanwhile
they CBS pulled the plug was still had a little box with it
you can see what's going on
running on Yeah. Is there anything hearings underway live
right now? Too boring to show.
You can see Doug Collins screaming his head off.
You couldn't hear it though. This was the only good part of
the
hearings.
It didn't even air that. Oh, who's running that show? These
guys are nuts. This is gonna cost them a lot. They screwed
up. Yeah. Now, let's listen to the long and you don't have to
play the whole rundown on NBC
inviting a panel of constitutional scholars to
bolster their investigation.
President Trump has committed impeachable high crimes and
misdemeanours by corruptly abusing the office of the
presidency.
What has happened in the case today is something that I do not
think we have ever seen before. A president who has doubled down
on violating his oath to faithfully execute the laws.
Three of the Democrats experts are arguing the President's
alleged misconduct, pressuring Ukraine's leader to investigate
the President's political rival Joe Biden is grounds for
removal. The Republicans lone witness dismissing the Democrats
case as wafer thin
I'm concerned about lowering impeachment standards to fit a
paucity of evidence and an abundance of anger.
Democrats emphasising the urgency for action,
if we do not act to hold them in check. Now, President Trump will
almost certainly try again to solicit interference in the
election, but the
top Republican Doug Collins appearing exasperated attacked
the inquiry as a partisan Sham.
It didn't start with Mahler. It didn't start with a phone call.
You know where this started? It started with tears in Brooklyn,
in November 2016, with Democrats
eyeing an impeachment vote before Christmas. Republicans
say they're focusing on the calendar, not the facts. This is
a fast impeachment.
I would argue it's not a fast impeachment. It's
a predetermined impeachment.
The tone not always scholarly Professor Pamela Carlin taking
offence to the Republicans assertion. The experts have not
done their homework.
I would like to say to you, sir, that I read transcripts of every
one of the witnesses. I'm insulted by the suggestion that
as a law professor, I don't care about those facts.
Later, Carlin drawn criticism for invoking President Trump's
13 year old son to make her point that a president is not a
king.
The Constitution says there can be no titles of nobility. So
while the President can name his son, Baron, he can't make him a
baron.
The First Lady tweeting Pamela Karlan, you should be ashamed.
Carlin later apologising.
I want to apologise for what I said earlier about the
president's son, it was wrong of me to do that
all of it coming is Rudy Giuliani, the President's
personal lawyer already under scrutiny for his role in the
pressure campaign on Ukraine is back in Eastern Europe.
According to The New York Times meeting with an ousted Ukrainian
prosecutor, as Giuliani again, tries to dig up dirt on the
President's political rivals. All right, Peter. So
what's next in this impeachment process?
Yeah, let's start after today's marathon hearing House Democrats
are trying to keep to a short timeline to review the evidence,
draft articles of impeachment and vote all in the next two and
a half weeks.
Yeah, so I did catch the the angry Stanford Law professor who
had to apologise about what she said about the President so on.
I thought it was a funny line. Yeah. And she and she could have
stuck by her guns. I mean, that's what Trump would have
done. But no, no she wimped out is that, you know, the classic
is the classic spineless, Democrat kind of thing. And she
starts apologising for what what did she do wrong? Nothing.
Well, you're okay. Yeah.
It was not politically correct to mention him. Why? Why? What
difference does it make it's a funny line. She executed it
perfectly. She got her point across had nothing to do with
the law or
the reasons for anything. I mean, the reason what is the
reason why is exactly that that was the problem. It was a
highlight of the entire telecast scene stealing highlight and she
had to be hammered down for it. But yeah, I agree. It was good.
There was one piece he bought into
the hammering, yes, stupid. She should have said stop the
hammering. And
I did catch I did catch one clip
of Jonathan Turley. He's a law professor from George Washington
University,
I guess together there was representing the Republic.
That's obvious.
That's obvious, but I did like what he said because I mean,
first of all, on the plane since I had no internet I did download
the House Intelligence impeachment report, which is
about 300 pages and I read it well, you know, at a certain
point you skim through some things, but I spent a lot of
several hours reading this. And it's fictional. It's it's things
that are just absolutely not true such as it states that
under huge public pressure, only then did the President release
the transcript. This is not true. This is not true. He
released it almost out of the blue. There was no public
pressure. There was not. I mean, it was it was the next day,
wasn't it?
He released it out of the blue pretty much. Yeah, I think it
was pretty close to when they started bringing up the topic.
He did it too as a mechanism to stave off continued bitching.
But yeah, it wasn't because of public pressure. What are they
talking about? Yeah. And
their stuff like, you know, the quote from the from the the
whole thing, all of this is based on a transcript being
interpreted with, you know, with artistic licence. So when you
say, then the President asked to, quote, do us a favour, and
then the quote, ns to dig up dirt on his political rival, Joe
Biden, it's just not true. It's just not what's in the actual
transcript. Now that they have it's a lie. Yeah. Well, it's,
it's well, let me let me play this this unit. Okay. Yep.
George, George Washington University professor. Because
one of the articles of impeachment will be obstruction
of justice, and which they've already tried with this
president, but they're trying it again, because he is taking
these committees to court over certain things they want to
have, I don't even know what it is they want besides his taxes,
but whatever. They've got a lot of documents, they want more,
and he's taking them to court. And there's an interesting
historical perspective to this when it comes to impeachment.
You're saying, Article One gives us complete authority that when
we demand information from another branch, it must be
turned over or will impeach you in record time. Now making that
worse is that you have such a short investigation. It's a
perfect storm, you set an incredibly short period, demand
a huge amount of information. And when the President goes to
court, you then impeach him. Now, does that track with what
you've heard about impeachment? Does that track with the rule of
law that we talked about? So on obstruction, I would encourage
you to think about this. In Nixon, it did go to the courts,
and Nixon lost. And that was the reason Nixon resigned. He
resigned a few days after the Supreme Court ruled against him
in that critical case, but in that case, the court recognise
there are executive privilege arguments that can be made. It
didn't say you had no right coming to us don't darken our
doorstep. Again. It said, we've heard your arguments. We've
heard Congress's arguments, and you know what, you'll lose, turn
over the material to Congress. Do you know what that what that
did for the judiciary is it gave this body legitimacy. It wasn't
the Rodino extreme position, that only you decide what
information can be produced. I can't emphasise this enough. And
I'll say just one more time. If you impeach a president, if you
make a high crime and misdemeanour misdemeanour out of
going to the courts, it is an abuse of power. It's your abuse
of power. You're doing precisely what you're criticising the
president for doing. We have a third branch that deals with
conflicts of the other two branches. And what comes out of
there and what you do with it is the very definition of
legitimacy.
I don't know if that went over anywhere if anyone cares about
it, but that was an interesting interesting historical
perspective. Is that true about Nixon? Yeah,
he's right about it. He was very good on there. Kind of laughing
a lot and because of these other maniacs, especially that woman
and who just was uh, you know, well, I in fact will. I'm going
to skip one I want to play a couple of things but let's go to
the kind of summarise things I think gates that the guy who's
always getting criticised for being a rough little too harsh
on everybody. Oh, really? He did have it he had his he had his
he's a Republican. Yes. Kind
of. Yes. Kind of a muppet face you know like when you scrunch
it up?
Yeah a little bit.
Mopping gates Yeah,
but but he definitely laces in to everybody and does a pretty
good job of it I thought he was the best evolved a guy's but I
there's other stuff I want to play but let's play this guy
first. Does impeachment two gates one,
Professor Gerhardt. You gave money to Barack Obama. Right. My
family did Yes, four times. i That sounds about right. Yes,
Mr. Feldman wrote articles entitled, Trump's wiretap tweets
raise risk of impeachment. He then wrote Mar a Lago ad belongs
in impeachment file. And then Mr. Jake Flanagan wrote in in
courts, a Harvard law professor thinks Trump could be impeached
over fake news accusations. My question, Professor Feldman is
since you seem to believe that the basis for impeachment is
even broader than the basis that my Democratic colleagues have
laid forward. Do you believe you're outside of the political
mainstream on the question of impeachment?
I believe that impeachment is warranted whenever the president
abuses his power for personal benefit or to corrupt the
democratic process.
Did you write an article entitled it's hard to take
impeachment seriously now? Yes, I did write it on time. So Tina,
I wrote you write since in since like 2018 midterm election,
House Democrats have made it painfully clear that discussing
impeachment is primarily or even exclusively, a tool to weaken
President Trump's chances in 2020. Did you write those words
until this call in July 25? I was an impeachment sceptic.
There. It all changed my mind, sir. And for
appreciate your testimony. Professor Karlan you gave 2000
bucks or you gave 1000 bucks to Elizabeth Warren right? I
believe so. You gave 1200 bucks to Brock Obama?
I have no reason to question that.
And you gave 2000 bucks to Hillary Clinton? That's correct.
are so much more for Hillary than the other two.
Because I've been giving a lot of money to charity Recently,
because of all of the poor people in the United States. Oh,
those aren't the
only those aren't the only folks you've been given to. Now you
you have you ever been on a podcast called versus Trump?
Whoa,
I think I was on a live panel, that the people who ran the
podcast called versus Trump
on that. Do you remember saying the following liberals tend to
cluster more? Conservatives, especially very conservative
people tend to spread out more, perhaps because they don't even
want to be around themselves. Did you say that? Yes, I
did. Well, again, the podcast, the star of the show. Fantastic.
Well, these are all these are all lawful law fair lawyers.
This is a group called the law fair group. And they've had all
these different strategies. I think every single one of them
is a member of the group. And their strategy has been to get
rid of the president one way or another. And they publish this
they publish strategies. They're the ones behind the, you know,
the Convention of States to usurp the electoral college. And
there's all this kind of stuff going on. It's, you know,
right there. I think there may be responsible for the idea that
the states will their electrical, electric,
their electrical. No, no, no, no, it's the electrical college
from now on. I don't care if you go college vote
is specifically changed to the popular vote winner. Right
country wide? Yeah, that's the idea. That's the idea. Yeah. So
if I'm in Nevada and electoral vote would go to Trump, but the
popular vote for the US, which means California, votes for
Hillary then I had to change mine. Yeah, Hillary, correct.
Yeah, that's, that's, that's great. They're working. Anyway,
this part two of this is he continues to excoriate these
folk, do you
understand? How that reflects contempt on people who are
conservative
know what I was talking about, there was the natural tendency,
if you put the quote in context, the natural tendency of a
compactness requirement to favour a party whose voters are
more spread out? Well, and I do.
Again, I'm very, I'm very limited on time professor. And
so I just have to say, when you talk about how liberals want to
be around each other, and cluster, and conservatives don't
want to be around each other. And so they have to spread out.
It makes people you may not see this from, you know, like the
ivory towers of your law school, but it makes actual people in
this country when you use metal get to interrupt me on this
time. Now, let me also suggest that when you invoke the
president son's name here, when you try to make a little joke
out of referencing Baron Trump, that does not lend credibility
to your argument, it makes you look mean, it makes you look
like you're attacking someone's family, the minor child of the
President of the United States. So let's see if we can get into
the facts to all of the witnesses. If you have personal
knowledge of a single material fact and the shift report,
please raise your hand and let the record reflect no personal
knowledge of a single fact. And you know what, that continues on
the tradition that we saw from Adam Schiff, where Ambassador
Taylor could not identify an impeachable offence. Mr. Kent
never met with the president Fiona Hill never heard the
President reference anything regarding military aid. Mr. Hale
was unaware of any nefarious activity with a colonel vindman
Even rejected the New Democrat talking point that bribery was
invoked here, Ambassador Volker denied that there was a quid pro
quo. And Mr. Morrison says there was nothing wrong on the call.
The only direct evidence came from Gordon sondland, who spoke
to the president United States. And the President said, I want
nothing, no quid pro quo. And you know, what, if wiretapping a
political opponents, I look forward to it. Because maybe
it's a different precedent, we should be impeaching.
Oh, my goodness. And you know, amidst all this, Trump did a
good job, another sales job sold another $250 million worth of
stuff. And now Congress is not approving it. Or they're
dragging their heels or doing something else. Because they
want you
to get them find themselves in a heap of trouble if they start
bucking the industrial military industrial complex, when they're
supposed to be the big supporters. And again, this is
not gonna do this is not going to bode well for them.
You know, you remember Trump said at some point, we had a
clip he's talking about the Never Trump errs. He says in
some way, they're worse than the Democrats who hate Trump, which
is most of them this whole Ukraine thing again, it's I
think it's so deep I think it's so corrupt that we're so much
money in the round robin, you know, Boomerang where you we
give them money, except we don't really give it to them. We turn
around and say, Hey, who's got something we can sell these
guys? Here's the money. The Never Trump errs must be the
Republicans who are in on the deal. Why else would you be so
anti and so angry about this, this one little country, which
is not our you know, this is not the firewall between Russia
or Nazis in World War Two,
it's like, that must be that it must be so bad. Because why else
would you roll out all of these people to just embarrass
themselves? The whole thing is embarrassing. Well, and it's a
it's a shit TV show. That's what's the most embarrassing
that is unAmerican that is found in America like,
Yeah, I agree with that. Let's play a couple of short few
second clips. This is the impeachment snippet from Doug
Collins.
Hey, someone, sorry. It sums it up very simply like this. Just
19 minutes afternoon on Inauguration Day 2017. The
Washington Post ran the headline the campaign to impeach the
president has begun.
Yeah, yeah. We knew that minutes. Yeah, we knew that.
Yeah, that's a clip that we love that it's around that little
picture that articles still floating around. And then he
continues with this little gem
mark that who would later become the attorney for the infamous
whistleblower tweeted in January 2017. The coup is started. The
impeachment will follow ultimately, and in May of this
year, our grain says if we don't impeach the president, he'll get
reflected.
Yes. That's
pretty much that sums it up. Now. Are they doing something?
They do have to wait wait, I do have one last clip which was
says we're gonna balance this a little bit. Let's have Nadler
this hearings to Nadler and this is he's got a little I wonder
there's a little piece of history in here, I believe does
the right clip. I want you to see if you can identify it.
No, I'm trying to identify the clip
hearings to Nadler BS Ah, I got it
2016 The Russian government engaged in a sweeping and
systematic campaign of interference in our elections.
In the words of Special Counsel Robert Muller, quote, the
Russian government perceived it would benefit from a Trump
presidency and worked to secure that outcome. Close quote. The
President welcomed that interference. We saw this in
real time when President Trump asked Russia to hack his
political opponent. The very next day, a Russian military
intelligence unit attempted to hack that political opponent.
What was I missing here?
Well, the thing is, is he said the dead Trump asked them to
Oh, yes, this is this is yeah, this story. It was a joke.
Started as a joke.
He also has I unfortunately, don't have this one. I thought I
clipped it out. But he says I'll go back and dig this up because
it's pretty fun. Funny. It's a another gaffe of fact, but I
can't find it on here. All right, I'm good.
All right, let's do a quick 2020 overview. Before we take our
first break, there are a couple nothing's happening that did. We
did discuss briefly. Joe's bus. Yes, they did talk
about the malarkey tour
the malarkey tour. And I bring this up in context of a question
that we were at that we asked to producers on the previous show.
He said, What was it that got you hooked on no agenda, you
take a couple listens and, and we got some interesting
responses. Most of them are way too long to read on the show,
but but very thoughtful. And the one I liked very much was from
Angela Brown, who, I'll read it. I'll read a little bit of this
because it does kind of play into this. I started listening
to Nia in January 2017, my father passed away at the age of
70. And you read our donation note in his memory on episode
901. I had to listen to the show in order to hear it right away.
I liked your voices in the back and forth you and John have. I
had listened to na occasionally when visiting my brother and he
repeatedly tried to hit me in the mouth over the years. I
didn't listen, because they already had a full roster of
podcasts in my feed. This is a course of a problem, John, we
got to realise that people have a roster of podcasts. So I
didn't think I could fit in an additional six hours a week.
Like you're so busy. My brother was successful with his attempts
to hit my father in the mouth. And I will say that when we
visited him in the hospital that last month of his life, he would
always have his headphones on listening to no agenda,
chuckling and smiling much of the time. It was so beautiful.
After he passed away, I decided to finally give na a try for
real and see what it was that kept him entertained to what my
brother kept going on about at first I did not get it either.
There were a lot of inside jokes and acronyms, sayings and clips
that went right over my head. I felt a little out of it because
everyone seemed to be in on the jokes except me. But I love the
funny catchy jingles in your in John's report. What impressed me
the most though was that you truly did not seem to have an
agenda, mind blown up etc etc. And I realise that this is a
common thread or a common thing amongst people that it's the
jingles and the song parodies and are funny things that really
draws the newbies in so I think it's probably a good idea to do
more of that in the beginning of the show
you know what I mean? How much more we can do because the whole
beginning of the shows one big well I
mean stuff like you know if we're talking about Joe's bus,
then maybe we play something like this.
Oh my god amigo bus amigo bus and right there on the side it
says no malarkey on the fingers on this side says he would stop
giving betting keeps on going never gonna meet friends and it
keeps on going why? Why why why why?
Younger should play back no malarkey.
And I've concluded I've concluded that we're right.
Somebody on Joe's campaign absolutely hates him and wants
him to look like an idiot wants him to fail. You can go to any
branding company. You can go to any marketing firm. None of them
will ever suggest you name it the no malarkey tour in 2019.
Ever.
Or do this coincides with your other with the continued
continue? Yes. Thesis? Yes. Which is when you we hear all
these clips of him sounding like he's in a bucket. Mike with the
Yeah, totally my is maybe do this on purpose. Or he's he's up
against the mic. You know, distorting everything. Yeah.
I just paused I think in sabotage.
Yeah. John provoca. Tours. They exist. I mean, there's plenty of
them in within the Trump Trump organisation that hate him.
It's gotta be, it's gotta be I mean, it's it's so wrong. It's
just wrong. I mean, it makes no sense. You can talk to any once
a kook who decided that was a good idea. It might have been
funny in the 80s. Yeah, in the 80s. It wouldn't work. Maybe
maybe early 90s. But probably not. It was already toast by
then. No, no.
Joe Biden,
dope, big dope, dope tour. Then we had
Oh, this is kind of cute. This is from World Weather World Free
Beacon. What does that Free Beacon people that do the
Supercuts? Yeah, Free Beacon. They do the Supercuts. I did a
supercut of Kamla Harris leaving the campaign and what the what
the mainstream media and for those of you who are new to the
show, you would say MSM mainstream media but we CAC
score so we say M five m, in case you're wondering what that
was. Because the five is an s on a calculator upside down in high
school so they put together a little, little Compy lodge they
put some music Andhra which always find the it's too bad.
That yeah, it's annoying because it first of all, it could have
been a better song, but just isn't cutting nicely, but you'll
get the idea
and she is a great candidate.
I think she's a great candidate. And I think that a great race
I'm not
quite sure rootin for the sister that's running for president
right
really the first major candidate to drop out of the
rising story real threat to President Trump kind of got
inside his head.
She checked all the boxes.
Remember on your show, she was just extraordinary. She is
genuine.
She's sparkling.
She brings a remarkable passion. It's a bittersweet moment. I
think it's a high integrity move on her part. She is a very young
and talented a political figure Kamala Harris looks like the
future of the Democratic
Party. Kamala Harris the telegenic California Senator, I
think she's a better candidate now than she was when she
started. Do you think that women are still held to different
standards as candidates? It's tough to be a black woman in
politics. They have to be perfect on the stump, which I
never saw her stumble. She treated badly by the press. I
mean, just treated badly by the press. She got pummelling by you
know, sexism Pete Buttigieg.
Like a lot of white guys are evaluated on his potential.
She's valuated based on her resume and her daily performance
there you go. There was sexism and racism from the Democrats
apparently that that got Camela kicked out of the race
that that she was an idiot
though, that she that she had no platform or no programme or
platform to talk too much. I miss my camera impression I
think I'm doing pretty good.
That's pretty good.
Sir Kevlar sent me a note. He said we missed an important
important piece of the Bloomberg clip that I played with him and
Fifi Lagarde talking about taxing the poor. Because, you
know, it's it's taxes or death. Basically, that was his. That
was his reasoning. He's like, we have to have tax your tax for
your good health. Yes, we have to tax you otherwise, you will
eat wrong slave, buddy. But he actually said something. He used
a common phrase. And I think the truth came out in what he was
really saying, but the comparison is
a life or a job or taxes or life which do you want to do take
your poison.
The phrase is pick your poison, but he apparently just wants him
to take poison regardless. Take your poison slaves just take it
just take a poison. Yeah, that's what he's saying. He elite net
guys have zero chance.
Oh, yeah, I know. But he's gonna throw a bunch of money to
networks and no one's gonna tell him this. Until he's, you know,
no, I 100 million. This
clearly has to just don't say this. Don't let him know. The
only by
the way. I will say this. Those ads are running here in
California, and tonnes of them. I see a interesting ad, probably
twice a day. Yeah,
this that tells me that it's meant to wreak havoc on what's
going on. I still think that it's very possible that come
convention time, I don't even know when it is. There will not
be a single candidate that can lock up enough democratic
delegates or super delegates or whatever they're called to
actually get the nomination. If you throw in a Bloomberg who
apparently is throwing the money into the democratic pool in
California, then that must be the whole plan must be to screw
it up. To Brady to pave the way for the swoop my friend. Because
we'll see well as on Howard Stern the other day, I listening
again,
I listened. I listened to the stern interview. It was
uninteresting. It was so so unlike stern of the old days. I
mean, he could not he could not have been far enough up her butt
crack. And it was really it was quite
pathetic. And I you know, we've talked about stern before as
being a great interviewer. Yeah, in this case, all he was doing
was yak
fell down flat. And he there was so much that he could have
talked about and so much he could have gotten into with with
Hillary but he didn't or at least not in the stern way. It
was clear. Okay, he loves her fine, great. But watch out.
She spread
her wings and went in for the swing. upon the Graham Norton
Show in the UK,
and where are you? Are you saying forget me? Is that your
mantra now? Not yet
because the rumour mill is flying.
Yeah, you could step back into the ring.
Yeah, I, I hear that I especially have been deluged in
weeks with thinking about doing that, but right now,
I'm Whoa, whoa, whoa. I didn't even hear this the first time
what she just said and
deluged. And, you know, the last few weeks with thinking about
doing that, but
that's interesting. She's been Delhi Hold on. Yeah. What she
said You here to deluged with thinking about it. She's been
Dell loot losing herself? Yes,
that's exactly what she said.
I, I hear that. I especially have been deluged in the last
few weeks with thinking about doing that,
but you're so right. And she's deluging herself right now.
I'm not at all, you know, planning that,
I'd have to make up my mind, really Bucket Challenge. Listen
to this,
thinking about doing that. But right now, I'm not at all, you
know, planning that? I'd have to make up my mind really quickly.
Again, with the Gotta make up my mind, it has to make up my mind
really quickly. No, you don't you just wait for the
convention? You know what I think it's planned. I think it's
going down
because it's moving very fast. But it's moving
very fast. But again,
you know, planning that, I'd have to make up my mind really
quickly, because it's moving very fast. What's
moving really fast. There's, there's lines, there's messages
in here.
The deadline is a deadline.
But I do want to continue to influence the debate. You know,
I'm not I'm not leaving, you know, the political arena
completely. I'm working really hard to make it clear that we
have to hold our current leadership accountable. So I'm
on Twitter, I'm not as as I think, clever, as Chelsea, as
you know, dealing with a lot of the undercurrents of Twitter,
but I'm out there all the time, sort of pointing out some of the
foolishness and craziness that we are currently experiencing.
So you know, I'm not going anywhere. I just don't know what
role I will be actually in.
leaving it open. Yeah, everyone. Yeah, still leaving it open. It
makes so much sense when wherever she is, whenever as
England, of course, but whenever she says, Oh, no, I'm not. I'm
not ruling it out. Everyone goes wild didn't jump, they will jump
on it. They will love her. She will be the Saviour.
Yes to come in. Here's a new M looking at it. She has to she's
not going to do Iowa. And she's not going to do New Hampshire.
And there's no reason to do either one of those. And she
might as was said, you know, the old rule as well. Every
president since Cleveland has won either Iowa or New
Hampshire. It's not important. You can easily
I'm sorry, I need to I need to I need to correct you. I need to
correct you. It's not important.
It's not? Yeah. I it's just not. And she knows this. The times
have changed Super Tuesday is really the big day that anyone
has to worry about. But she could make an impact immediately
by getting on the South Carolina ballot. So you'd have budaj edge
is going to win Iowa this way that your one thinks and it's
either gonna be Warren, but probably Bernie will win New
Hampshire. Neither one of those two are going to be the
president and even if Warren wins because there's too many
forces against them. And tie just forces against almost
everybody except Hillary. And so Hillary can see this and say
wow, this doesn't you know, I'm running South Carolina because
she's a big favourite and South Carolina because the South
Carolina is love bill. And so she'd run to South Carolina and
win get immediate momentum for Super Tuesday sweep that pretty
much probably take about a half or more than half of the of the
various elections and she'd be good to go.
But why even why even bother with that? She can't wait to the
to the convention. Why not risky, which is risky. It just
gets it
looks sleazy. Yeah, she didn't find it. One.
Is that any sleazier than what they did to Bernie in 2016. Is
it any sleazier? The whole Democratic National Committee
had to resign him to resign it was so sleazy.
message is clear. Clip
I hope she comes back. Well, how good would that be for the show?
Well, I go to I pray I pray for her to step back in there's not
as everyone's a loser in this gig right now. No one's a
winner.
Everyone knows it
yes when they're trying to impeach Trump their last best
hope
and with that I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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Well in the morning you miss ran McCurry in the morning and all
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we
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Yes, I was promoting it.
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And thank you again, for those who have sent in clips, but also
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Executive producers, in this case for episode 1196.
Indeed, and we'd like to start with seems to be coming in
constantly here sir Dave of his odo, Earl of America's heartland
and Saudi Arabia. Wow. Three out of $53 in a dime. And he writes
in a note, which actually have a printout of dearest Leo and
Tolstoy greetings in the tradition of the NA numerology
today's donation is the summation of dates to celebrate
de mal quality and my anniversary six December and
Dame Isabella's birthday seven December. Oh, nice. Chicken on
the birthday list, I think see i Yes, I believe so. added into
the donation amount is a thrice of 333 33 for some travel karma.
So you had to put that up. I'm flying back on Friday from a
tour of the continental holdings of my URL dumb. Unfortunately,
day melody will be in Austin. Austin when I get back and
following a brief reunion, she just off jets off to Budapest.
Or, as they like to say, Budapest Vish to Bucharest. For
the international part of her master's programme. We will
reunite as a family in mines in a few weeks. After spending
almost five years there it is a special place for us all and
where I finally divorced, twit hitched my waggon under the no
agenda show and never looked back. After a few days of
Gutenberg city, I returned to the kingdom with my dames in
tow, to celebrate another work day known as the 25th of
December. It's the local fave. They'll be spending the winter
break with me enjoying the festive Riyadh season until
having to head back to manage to Heartland my amygdala says Hi,
thanks for all the great deconstruction please send me a
random rev Manning and a wee bit of goat karma for all the
upcoming travels. Geez, about being on the road. You know,
I had we had dinner, the keeper and I had dinner with, with Sir
Dave The Earl of America's Heartland, Saudi Arabia and Dame
melody and Dame isa Bella. And I got to tell you, that Isabella
is Anna where she 1312 13 This this young woman she she will be
secretary of state or something one day she is so well travelled
so well versed, knows how to hang out with boring adults.
They're doing her a very interesting service with with
this travelling and exposing her to all these different cultures
and people. I'm excited to see what becomes of her.
good at finding groups to hang out with
Yeah, and when they come back to Austin, when it all works out.
We look forward to yet another dinner. Go ahead and Boom
shakalaka brother. And here's the Go karma. You've got karma?
Yes, the troll room says quite correctly, that it may be true,
but you've got to keep her away from Uncle Joe. Yes, this is
true. So make sure she goes nowhere near Joe.
Onward with
Sir Roy Pierce in Fort Pierce, Florida 334. We have a note from
him. By the way, you're gonna three four bucks. This is a
fairly funny note, by the way for this unusual note is not the
kind of note most guys have sent in. I've tried different Linux
distros twice a year for a decade, but all have loaded and
run as described. None survived their first update. Mint was the
worst. All four user interfaces vanished. Universal forum advice
was to return to the Windows because Linux is for those folks
proficient with the Linux console. My problem is not so
much with Linux as it is with the assholes that use it. Roy
All right. Couple of things. I actually had an issue with my
Linux.
What Yeah, I
know. Well, what happened was something ran over. Well, it
took a couple of things. But I had this running on several
machines at the same time, the same instal. And they all broke,
they wouldn't boot up and you know, things were breaking. I
couldn't figure it out. And so I posted a link on no agenda
social.com and on twitter.com No, no agenda social
immediately. Dudes named Ben like, Okay, try this, do a CTRL
ALT f1 Get into the command line. And I did. And that's how
I found out quite quickly that my drive had filled up. And of
course, when you drive this folder, and it can't create temp
files, and so okay, I understand the problem there. On Twitter, I
got that. Oh, switch back to the MCC. upgrade to Windows 10.
Tried me and like I said, it's like work on your material
people. And by the way, I blocked every single one of
those people who did that I'm so tired of the amateur comedians,
when I'm actually asking for some help, then
put a time code for that one. Yeah,
that was just Oh, man. I can't believe people are so me. But I
also figured out I know why we like why we like Linux, it's
obvious. Our show is the Linux of podcasting. It's exact, it's
the same problem. If it takes a while to get into it. You got to
try it a couple of times. And you know, over the years, it's
worked better. You know, the quality of the work is really
dependent more downstream from everything's, we have to get
good mainstream clips. We are the Linux of podcasts. I'm
telling you. That's why That's why we attract these kinds of
people.
And I'm proud of that. Well, Roy definitely was
irked does Roy won a karma for that or just wants to give him
one just anyway? I think so too. You've got karma
coming in as our last episode, or executive producer Stephanie
Bell who does not have a note she's in Great Britain. I did
could not find an email from her under Stephanie anything or bell
anything. So she has something to tell us. She I hope she sends
it in somehow that we can identify it in the email stream.
Yeah, I'm looking now I don't see anything either. So I don't
know what
he's read all and I would just throw some karma out for her.
Okay. You've got karma. Jim Bennett in Toronto, Ontario,
23456. And, Adam, he says Adam, Adam ITM has been exactly one
year since my last my Dad I'm sorry to hear about your own
dad's passing and hope your family is doing okay underlaid
I'm certainly qualified for a knighthood if you donations ago
but wanted to note the if you cease using the term candy Navia
this will be my last contribution. Right. Okay, so we
have to show don't cave to haters.
I'm confused. Now we had we had a Canadian citizen say that if I
ever used that term again he he'd unsubscribe.
Yeah. Well, Jim Bennett is at 23456 in Toronto, Ontario. If
somebody upped the ante, you'll reconsider from now on is still
Canada Navia.
I agree. I think Scandinavia is in the Canada Navy and seem to
be fine with it. And thank you very much, Jim. Thank you.
Yes. And then Zachary McLean comes in next at Cottage Grove
Minnesota nuts 200. That's not a big group today. Thanks to the
WA T P for mentioning the show. Wait, W ATP. Thanks to Wat for
mentioning the show. What's still below ATP? I have no idea.
Well, apparently
this got this got Zachary to listen.
Yeah, I started listening two weeks ago. He's already donating
love John C. Dvorak on CNET. Check t read. Wow.
Excellent. Not many people have seen you on CNET but you did a
great job apparently.
Yeah, I was doing my CD ROM reviews their Twin Cities check
in de douche him census by request only link alright. Deed
deuced. I hope to keep giving you love. Okay,
I'm a little stumped. W A T p it must be a podcast. He's an NS
and a p. Oh, who are these podcasts? Oh, okay. We
were Who are these podcasts? Yes, very good.
We were on we were on Who
are these podcasts? No, we were highlighted and one of their
shows.
That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. We were on it.
They highlighted us. When did they do this?
Oh, it was a while ago?
That I guess he just listened to it two weeks ago. I don't know
maybe recently again, I like I've listened to on and off
quite a bit actually that show because it's although sometimes
they go off with less high quality plugins.
And that's hard to imagine because there's so much high
quality out there. I
somebody said there's something like 700,000 podcasts this week
that the number
this week? Yes. Of which 100,000 will be gone in two weeks?
Of course. Well, a lot of people can't keep up the pace.
Thanks for those guys out there. That's, you know, yeah, that's
a good podcast. I would recommend listening to it. I
used
to do the that show on Sirius we'd be promoting all the
podcasts and we play little bits of them for two hours a day. In
intil, they saw the danger. Yeah, like yeah, this is
probably not a good idea to promoting this and we're gonna
do our own thing. Good. Can't do this.
Anywhere last Associate Executive Producers Glen book
kowski. Actually, he calls himself a dude named Glen boo
kowski from Sarasota, Florida, and he comes in at 200 bucks and
has a note he wrote in it's a real note because you can hear
that after my last donation John requested that I report back the
results of the Trump jobs karma I received ah jobs karma worked
well. And I am now working in a much better dude named Ben job
with a significantly higher pay. Over three years ago. I hit my
friend Chris. Sure. Valera. surveiller. Sir Vera, sir Vela.
That's it in the mouth. And he has become an avid listener of
the show. But but on the house, please call him out as a
douchebag All righty then don't be shy guys. I hit him again. I
would like that double down the first Trump only jobs karma that
you played for me which contains clapping at the end. Please also
played John Brennan's guilty until alleged and slave meat can
eat macaroni and cheese. Now see, this is the problem. Oh, by
the way, I was finished this before I make my comment. Thanks
again for all your hard work and for providing the best podcast
in the universe. I don't know. I mean, we have a we have a
variety of Trump jobs. karmas Yes. Now this one he said I
yeah, I know which one he means. Okay, so you know which one he
means.
So that's probably the only one we should use because it's been
proven.
Well for nine No, I don't think so. First of all, is nowhere as
dynamic it's very low energy. And unless it's specifically
requested which appears to double your income apparently
I'm going to stick with the with the classic I would not just do
that all of a sudden that's
not a good idea is when you're going to play him to his his
favourite though.
Yes, I'm gonna play his favourite and first I'm gonna
play Brennan people
are innocent until
well alleged to be involved in some type of criminal activity
jobs jobs jobs
karma told Jim it's very low energy but it must have some
secret spark going on somewhere maybe crazy
low pressure zone of karma gets sucked right in
the freshers zone of karma.
Yeah, I want to thank all these folks, these are Executive
Associate Executive producers for show 1196 And I want to
remind people do another show coming up on Sunday and we'll be
still be in Holland and we'll be doing it from there.
Yes, and thank you to these executive producers and
Associate Executive Producers you scored that credit and you
can use it anywhere that credits or credits credits are
recognised even LinkedIn and everyone seems to be using it
for the jobs karma LinkedIn is the place to be that's where
these things pay off. But you can also and I liked seeing that
on Twitter if you put in their in their profile description.
And if I see that I'm going to follow you John's gonna follow
you which will do something hopefully it'll hopefully add
you followers make make make me more visible if I follow more
people. I'm so suppressed on Twitter and my own partner who
have been doing a show with for 12 years doesn't even get my
tweets all of his theory
this is true by the way Yeah, it's quite again when you use
this is only recent where it's been usually the show tweet has
always gone into my feed which it should since I follow you but
more recently I've only been getting every other show tweet
and then I complain about it
yeah and I can see it happening because I tweeted out and and I
think on the last show where you had this issue it took a good
1015 minutes before I got to retweet so and so I know that
it's being pushed away fine whatever. Do you have a couple
of other make good here? This is from Sir arrow Knight of the
knots. And he said thank you for all what you and John do. I've
heard you say on multiple shows this notice from a night so we
need to read it yes, we do that we do that frequently. You can
imagine how disappointed I a night was when the note I wrote
about my smokin hot wife becoming a dame was not read. I
pulled it up and shared it with her after the donation segment
so no need to cover it now. As the only new entrant to the
round table for the Thanksgiving show. She was very honoured and
excited to become a dame she appreciates with no agenda does
for the greater good and I apologise we missed it. We
absolutely do read notes from nights. So I will read the
relevant part of your Thanksgiving Day message. My
donations from the credit union allowed me to reach knighthood,
a couple of years back and I now see that I have reached the
Baronet level however, I would rather bestow a dame hood upon
my smokin hot wife. I now believe that couples that are
able to recognise the torrent of BS coming at them no matter what
source it is coming from, are much happier than couple stuck
only in dimension A or B. Calling out someone on TV as a
liar is much more fun when done in unison with your spouse. The
love of my life simply wishes to go by the title of Dame kitty,
she got that and she also had her cookies and Kahlua at the
roundtable. Thank you very much, sir arrow night of the knots.
And then we had a special emergency health karma from Sir
Kilgore Trout of the dudes named Ben. So another night note that
we will read I've been enrolled in the $4 week programme for a
while now, but I'm sending this quick note to ask for some karma
from my younger brother Chris just learned he scheduled for
surgery this Friday morning. After being on a waitlist for
six months. The estimated nine hour procedure is to treat
acoustic neuroma a non cancerous growth on the cranial nerve.
He'd been keeping his diagnosis quiet until deciding on the
surgery earlier today. Brain surgery can always use a good
dose of no agenda karma. Good luck, Chris. Thanks for
continuing to bring us the best podcast in the universe from Sir
Kilgore Trout of the dudes named Ben and we're going to throw in
a special goat twist for his brother there.
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Where were you a kid waiting for you shut up slave. The
Washington, Australian television. And there's a very
interesting transsexual in in Australia, who was saying some
things that are very unpopular with the Trans activist
community, which often consists of people who are not trans at
all. And it's very consistent with things we've heard from the
official no agenda tranny, Ally Jade. And I wanted to share this
interview because this Katie McGregor, you might have seen
her. She used to be Malcolm McGregor, and I think she
transitioned when she was even in the armed forces. Have you
seen her around? You know, I'm talking about she's a sports
writer,
not that middle. Look her up. Yeah. So
she's a sports writer, writes about cricket, freelance sports
writer, and was kicked off of pretty much every writing job
she had when she said things about the trans community
similar to the clips I'm going to play here. But being a trans
woman, I thought it was interesting to listen to her
take as she is much more in line, I think with the way you
and I think about, about particularly the transitioning
of children at very, very early age. And we'll start with, well,
kind of her stance about the Trans activist community,
the ABC, you
were opposed to go for the ABC, they appeared to have dropped
you. The trans movement, you tweeted and made many comments
that they regard as Herot heretical. They've dropped you
very happy to be at war with the trans movement. By the way, I
think they're dangerous. I think some of the ideology they're
purporting to stand for is sinister. And frankly, it's at
odds with what a lot of trans people think, frankly, this
unelected cabal don't speak for plenty of trans people who are
quite conservative. I have. I happen to be religious, a
believer in God. I have a lot of trans friends who are the same,
but this Cabal, mainly based out of Victoria, where half of them
are on the payroll of the Andrews government. They are the
voice of transgenderism in Australia, and they speak for no
one but themselves. But some of what they stand for is
appalling. And yeah, I'm no longer flavour of the month at
the ABC. I was dumped with no explanation last year as a
cricket commentator. I tweeted today, I have been on Sky five
times in the last fortnight. I have been on the ABC once this
calendar year. And I did that purely because I wanted to meet
Jordan Peterson for 12 months.
So the ABC I didn't know they say it that way. The ABC is
clearly anti trans, at least this trans woman because yeah,
if you're not toeing the trans line, then you get ostracised.
And now let's dive into the kids issue. What do
you what do you make of children's school kids being
pushed into hormone therapy or even surgery by teachers and
doctors and parents? Where do you think the line should be
drawn? I think there's some there are some misperceptions on
this unless I'm missing something I don't believe
children are eligible for surgery. I think kids at 13 or
thereabouts are entitled to get hormone blockers, providing they
have a medical diagnosis. And I think I think that's
appropriate, providing there's medical and parental
involvement. I am more sceptical and I as you know, I oppose the
safe schools programme when it came out. There's some stuff on
gender fluidity and and the point that Rita made earlier,
there are two genders, male and female. I'm a transsexual, I am
not a woman by can't live comfortably as a male, I arrived
at that decision very painfully. But in my view, there are two
genders there are not 52 genders. I just don't get where
this nonsense is coming from. And it's being peddled in
schools. And I think it's dangerous, but I don't, I don't
want for a moment to be seen to impede legitimate medical
treatment. For kids who are suffering genuine discomfort
about their, their gender, they should get the best care that's
available, namely psychiatric intervention, and at a certain
point, providing they are genuinely transgendered and have
dysphoria, then they should be given appropriate medical
support. But surgery shouldn't happen before 18. And I'm sure
it doesn't.
So all of that is apparently an issue already said there at the
end. Yeah, he says I think it doesn't Well, it does. Maybe
well, maybe not in Australia, but it does in the United
States, or at least that's what we're led to believe. Yeah. So
that wasn't like Yes, nice. Please just say it
Save just so you
know, we can do that. But he needs 50 to 72 I thought was the
gender number? I think he's off by 20
Whoa, breaking news. Oh, I just got a text from President Trump.
You know, this is on now I have ignored all of the you know,
they keep 100 bucks. 100 bucks. Now we're in the now I've been
moved down to another category.
I shall read it to you. Gosh, this
is great. This is so much here. I can't even keep track of how
many there are. Here. This is this is the latest shoot, just
pass by on on the OTG phone has to get comedy it is I have to
scroll through all you can. Do you know how many messages I get
from the Trump campaign on a daily basis. With all the
matching it's another match because I just scrolled
through you're gonna match well, that's, that's good. You're
gonna match
see finance update, President Trump asked you where your
donation was gonna let him down on this impeachment fight.
Donate in the next hour for three times match. But now wait,
here's my oop, I what how? Yeah, here's the next one. This is the
this is today. President Trump colon first quid pro quo, then
bribery now treason. They are liars and frauds. Let's end this
scam, donate $35. Now they're really trying, aren't they? They
went from 200 to 100. And now it's 35.
Yeah, you're gonna be pretty good. And your next step is
going to be to chip in.
I'm gonna get kicked off the list if I don't watch myself.
Yeah, well, don't 35 is too high. If you chip in at the
three Buck level, they'll jacket back up to the next level, and
then maybe give it another shot.
I don't respond to messages like this. And besides, I only donate
to campaigns to get on the list and I'm on the list.
I would like you to do something. I'm not on that list.
I'm monda Yang,
would you like me to sign you up? No, no, God. People do that
to me all the time.
I don't know why I want to do something like that. So here's
what I'd like you to do. I'd like you to be is to send a note
back miffed saying that you gave you gave more than this before?
And now you're saying to me that I haven't. Because, you know,
they don't track any of this. You know, in any real level? No,
of course not. They track probably some big deal. If
you're dropping a grand they're gonna be tracking you. You're,
you're down there, you're not gonna be tracked. So you can go
I gave you 100 bucks last time and now you're telling me I
didn't give anything? What's wrong with you? Okay, see what
happened.
That's probably as effective as me tweeting back at the coffee
machine telling me I thought they were assholes. Yeah, it
didn't reply to me either. So unless you put the word stop in
there somewhere you don't get a reply from the system's. But I
will try. I will try it. I'll try it after the show. Of
course. Anything for the show, John, anything?
I have a just a clip that was on democracy or Deutsche Valette.
And saving this clip because I'm asking him to ask you about this
because I don't know are dogs really valuable in Europe?
Some dogs I guess. You're playing this
black market dogs clip
dogs like these can bring in lots of money. Dealers are
trying to peddle a puppy in Berlin. We recorded the attempt
on a hidden camera. Oh, but she's cute. Where she from?
Animal welfarist Stephen clip Stein seen here on the left.
Witnesses scenes like this almost daily. He finds
suspicious ads on the internet and alerts the police. The
illegal trade in dogs is a multi billion euro business.
This is another typical ad go for dogs presented by itself on
a sofa and as bad i inflammation the border respectable dog
breeder would never present his dog like that. 500 Euro price is
way too cheap. From a regular breeder. It would cost from 1000
to 1200 euros. Oh yeah, the purebred dogs they go for that
kind of money. Sure this this makes nothing but sense that
they that they are all over this in Europe. Because dogs are
people too. We have human trafficking. Now we have dog
trafficking dogs
most of these dogs apparently being sold in Germany. By these
by the in the grey market black mark
German Shepherds
know their strays did they bow from Romania and Poland there.
They find a bunch of stray dogs Germany
or they patch them up, shave them a little bit and sell them
as a full as a thoroughbred. Yeah, sure,
sure. 500 bucks that's a steal of course, right? Yes.
The dogs are people to meme is seeping into people's brains
though it's people really equate dogs with human beings. This is
a local news report. The Morning everybody that we must be very
careful with the holidays particularly with our furry
human friends because they will eat your ornaments. So this
is Gatsby and she is a potpourri of holiday troubled most
recently eating. What did you say? 15 Apples centrepiece.
Here's the deal. It's the holidays. It's a dangerous time
for pets. Today for unfrosted. Four, we have the information
you need to enjoy the holidays and keep people like gasping
people animals, like gaspee say, yeah, she
tried to save herself. But she said people like gaspee She
called the dog a person.
That's what she said. Yeah, you're right. People like gasp
but like here's the deal
is the deal to be able to. Yeah, I know. Joe. Here's the deal.
Okay.
A cornucopia of teas
getting bad out there. Cheese? Yes. As in tea dropping. I was
watching Yes. He's like PG Tips. No, no, no. T's dropping the
T's. I was watching ESPN as I often do.
So I had one the other day last day was one of these. It was
right in the middle of a good clip. I gotta get that I'd get
couldn't find it again.
Oh, I have this one from Dan. Orlovsky. You know him from
ESPN. Dan. I don't know. Well, here he comes. I love you guys.
You know why everyone like it's so exhilarating when they climb
Everest because it's the most difficult mountain to climb
right? To catch. To that peak thought a
more I think there's other mountains right? Thanks. But the
Ravens have
to go climb that mountain. Like I love Baltimore. But that's the
biggest mountain this NFL has ever seen. When it comes to
organisation until someone even the
guy there said mountain interrupted him and said
mountain and the guy doesn't take the clue that keeps going
now you're saying mountain mountain Matt White's
quarterback. former quarterback so what to expect, but this was
surprising. A national advertisement for Oil of Olay
is skincare from around the world better than Olay. To find
out late bathe the world. We tested our vitamin d3 formula
and beat Japan's top moisturisers South Korea's most
innovative and even the $400 French creams a Olay Regenerist
face 131 premium products from 12 countries over 10 years old
lace hydration was unbeaten every time anything.
You're doing a national spot. Wow. A national commercial it
paid her to say I'm beat and a lot of money that's 1000s of
dollars a national spot. That's a big ass deal. And then
over 10 years, Oles, hydration was fun beaten every time.
I'm big, I'm big.
I'm big and, and she'll get residuals from that. She used to
get $10
away with a half a million dollars.
Well, I don't know about that. I think But secondly, certainly in
the 10 Grand range. It airs a lot during the Christmas, but
I'm baiting and someone has someone in wasn't paid. That's
great. It's
this is the millennials that have not permeated the agencies
in the ad buys.
And they're all down with it. Yeah, they're totally totally
down with it, man.
Yeah, we're doomed. Yeah.
I've been corresponding with one of our homeless producers.
Gregory Jacobs. Jason's in I think San Diego
guys would be it'd be homeless as the place to be the guy
clearly is
incredibly intelligent. He like over the top and and he has a
phone he has an Obama phone so he so he can he can send me
messages. And he I mean this some disturbing stuff. But then
he sent me this one clip which he recorded on his phone as a
vocal fry from Gregory Jacobs. I just want you to have the same
experience that I did. Like oh, that should be interesting. Okie
dokie cough cards back oh man, Gregory Be safe out there.
Oh, that's a topper. Now okay, let's see what we got on the
clip list.
How about don't get me to get a few of these out of the way.
First of all, let's do we never really did the update on the BBC
Hong Kong election. So I got a two parter here. Good. So Hong
Kong elections BBC starter
care Chinese government has responded to the landslide
victory for pro democracy candidates in the Hong Kong
elections by emphasising that the territory will always be
ruled from Beijing, and has warned against further protests.
pro democracy candidates won almost 90% of the seats in the
local elections, and the result is being seen as an outright
rejection of Carrie Lam's leadership, and a massive show
of support for the anti Beijing protests that have been going on
there for months. Our correspondent Rupert Wingfield
Hayes reports now from Hong Kong. This is not the sort of
media attention usually given to the winners of a local council
election. But last night's victory for Hong Kong's
Democrats was no ordinary win. It was an unprecedented
landslide. These newly minted young politicians won 85% Of all
the seats contested.
Wow, I didn't hear anything about this. Course WHY, WHY?
Sorry, what am I thinking? So what what's going on with us? So
they they're changing the local government?
Yeah, it's not gonna do much good. I mean, they we also had
that situation did the Chinese are ignoring this? The also the
situation where they passed this bill and Trump finally signed
off on it condemning, you know, the Chinese or not,
this is the the Ugur Muslim bill, I think is what this is.
I don't know that. I don't know that. Yeah, it's possible. Yeah.
But here's the here's kind of the response to it. This is a
not sure where this came from is China condemns Trump Pro Hong
Kong laws.
Beijing is strongly criticising bills on Hong Kong, China's
Foreign Ministry firmly opposes them, accusing the US of
meddling in its domestic affairs. It says the move
violates international law and the basic principles of
international relations. And the Hong Kong regional government
also criticised these bills that Trump signed into law. It said
the move interfered in its internal affairs and damage
relations with the United States. The Hong Kong and Macau
affairs office of China's State Council said the ACT severely
violated international law and basic norms governing
international relations. And the Liaison Office of the Central
People's Government in Hong Kong also condemned the move, saying
it was essentially supporting the actions of rioters, and was
an attempt to destabilise the region.
I don't know where that clip came from. Well, this China News
Service
Yeah, well, there's two there's two bills one was a resolution
condemning the actions in Hong Kong which is like, okay, it's a
resolution was just as a we, we disagree. But this other one I
think they had in their provisions to stop Huawei from
selling their stuffs to the United States. And I don't know
if it's a it's not a block but there's some provision in there
that I think was certainly would be something that made China
nervous about that. First personally, I think you're
absolutely right and the reason why is we know what we did with
Cisco we know we know what's in the Cisco stuff we we were
spying on everybody through the big routers the big iron the
heavy metal so of course we don't want China to do the same
thing to us that of course all that it
is so the only reason you make such a fuss Yeah, of course. I
mean they're not doing it to D link.
D link that's what I put my open WRT on D link Yes. On D link
found there were there were some other China stuff that I was
tracking. To see China bars US military from Hong Kong ports
over support for protesters. So that's a kind of Yeah, here it
is. Shoot story. It was the Ugur bill that the US House passed
demanding sanctions over human rights abuses in abuses in Jiang
Jiang. Jiang Jiang camps. Do we know anything? I mean, I've
heard about this. Everyone seems to be in universal agreement
that it's happening. I've seen I've read stories about in
pictures. I've seen pictures. I've heard stories that I'm
wicked on the mic and on the tutorial. It's I wonder how true
it is. Is there really a camp in jugar progress province that has
a million Muslims in Korea incarcerated in kind of
concentration camp?
Do we know doing a very good job of denying it?
I'm still waiting for proof. I've only seen some stories and
some Yeah, some pictures of the outside of a building. I just I
wonder,
well, I don't know what kind of proof you're gonna be able to
get it out of China, especially of that particular facility. But
you don't see him denying it, which seems to me to be the
first step in in it being a bunch of bullcrap. Somebody had
to say no, it's not happening, but those are Old Barracks from
World War Two. They're not saying that
it well, we have producers in China. Yeah. But
they're not going down to that part of that area is not a it's
not a pleasant area. Not
a good not a good vibe.
Well, it means like going to well, not bad. I mean, it's not
funny, not a place to hang out. Probably not, especially if
you're nosing around.
We're also going to talk about Iran, because we had some
personal stories. And Iran is in the news in the Netherlands
again today as the Netherlands has joined instex i n s t x the
instex, which is the European I think it's only around now that
I think the legacy of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands,
Norway, Sweden, joining in with, I'm pretty sure France, Germany
and the UK to establish instincts and this is to combat
the United States locking Iran out of the Swift payment
network, which is pretty much the network for all payments,
international and least certainly in dollar payments in
thinking that
maybe the Iranians can go to pop money.
Well, I mean, more egregious is the fact that these countries
are doing it, you know that they are creating a shadow banking
system with this or shadow shadow banking transfer system.
And that we're all kind of, if you recall, when we first
reported on it, they were all kind of Hedgy. Yeah, well, they
were just talking about getting it done. But now they've
actually said they're going to do it. And by January 31. It
should be in full in full swing and these countries will be
doing trade with Iran, subverting the US sanctions.
This is not going to stand. I don't think so either.
I think it's very, very bold. Trump was so irked
about these meetings over there that nobody's covering this. Me
we hear about on our show, there's once only story going on
around Iran. I do have a clip, where they apparently they
commandeered a vessel. This is a clip as Iran cuts smuggling
weapons to Yemen. The
Pentagon says a US warship has captured a vessel with missile
parts believed to be linked to Iran. The seizure was made in
the northern Arabian Sea and the crew has been transferred to the
Yemeni Coast Guard. Washington accuses Tehran of illegally
smuggling arms to Houthi rebels fighting the Yemeni government's
you got to do it legally. Like we do, you know, make a big deal
out of it and sell it say, Hey, we're selling to Saudi Arabia to
go kill some people in Yemen. You got to do it with big
fanfare. Yeah, that's
legit.
Now the last time I was here, I had dinner with Lex Lex Harding,
who was my first boss and we're still good friends. Amazing. And
his, his wife is Iranian. They frequently go to Iran. In fact,
he was locked out of coming to the United States for 10 years
because he had been to Iran. And somehow he he finagled enough
with the embassy that they got a visa for the United States which
forget the exact language but it's something to the effect of
you've received this permission. As an exception to the
proclamation. The proclamation being I guess, the President's
proclamation.
Well, I didn't know this. So you're telling me that because
he visited, you know, he's a Dutch citizen? Yes. Yes. So he
visits Iran. And now the US won't let him in the country
because he visited today. He
went together. And this is two years ago, I went to get a visa.
And they said, we see an Iranian stamp here in Tehran. Well, my
wife is from Iran. She lives me then she has a Dutch passport.
Now she's dual citizen. And I said, Oh, that's sorry. You
can't you can't come into the United States that is on the
books right now. That is the proclamation the immigration
is different than people bitching and moaning and
groaning about the fact that if you go to Israel, they won't let
you into Saudi Arabia if you got an Israeli stamp in your
passport.
Agreed not going to argue that what was interesting is her
telling me about she has a little store there. I mean, the
way it works is basically she's been supporting her entire
family which is quite vast, because the economy is
completely dead. They were running a little I guess a
little rug shop or something that she had opened up and and
the family was running it and there's just no customers.
There's no money, there's no food. It's really bad. And I
don't think we're no I know that this is not set me go away. You
scammers. Don't think this is discussed or reported on at all,
but these sanctions really are hurting the people of Iran and
it just keeps on Going and the news always just kind of you
know Iran this Iran that but there are a lot of people there
who are in trouble because of the sanctions I mean it's really
killing it killing the country
well that's kind of the idea of the sanctions but it never works
there but it's warfare may have if you hurt the people like you
that it's war
yeah well the idea but the idea let's do the idea okay. And the
idea is that well if we if we put the clamps on this country
and make everyone suffer then they'll rise up against their
rulers yeah and it take over the place and make everything fine
into like us
retries us
well, we've tried it and I think we just do it now a lot of
sadism.
Say no I don't want I don't want my name on that out of sadism.
I'm not I'm not denying that sadism.
It's just like yeah, you know? It's like watching the YouTube
videos where some guy does something nasty and falls in a
hole after that. There's some sadistic kind of a mindset that
allows these things to go on.
Well, I don't know. I find it problematic they just want
the whole country to dry up and blow away I assume it's not
working it's like the Cuba thing is the same time well, it's
not working and then we have this alternative payment network
to make things work for them and this is going to come to a head
and I really feel that United States media is not even looking
at it for whatever reason.
What would you What do you mean for whatever reason, but you
think that the map Oh, I'm sorry, impeach and page, of
course.
JOHN CENA vorak Bakelite pi today's Teddy K. He's
an OTG kind of OTG kind of guy. That's right. We got the OT G's
on the no agendas. And there is some news to report as the
worldwide camera network is growing. And with this, I
specifically mean the ring doorbell Yep. Favourite. Oh,
yes. So now the province or I should say this the city of how
da in the Netherlands? You might pronounce it as Gouda. It's
where the cheese and the candles comes from.
That little town.
Oh, did you go to the cheese factory?
No, I just got off the I was on the rail. And it said Gouda or
whatever the hell you were like, how da powder and I said wow,
look at this. This is the place where they make the cheese. So I
jumped off and wandered around the downtown areas of town. They
didn't see any cheese. I got on a train and went back. Well,
they are now subsidising the inhabitants of howdah with 250
euros if they instal a ring doorbell and take a subscription
so that the cops can then see the recorded video. So I can see
that. Yeah, so they are actually subsidising the citizens? Yes.
Who would take the deal? Everyone's taking the deal. Are
you kidding? They love it. That's the that's the cost of
the whole thing. The ring doorbell cost it was in the 90
bucks 100 bucks. And then you get you get it free? And then
it's like 2020 No, it's like 40 bucks a year for the
subscription. Yeah, and now. Now we just have the government of
this fine town or just saying oh, you know what, you know
what, we'll we'll just subsidise it.
Then she's the ploy
we have from the ABC Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It
looks like they are moving quickly towards the micro grid
idea by outfitting their customers with the so called
Peak smart technology. Peak smart. And this I'm reading now
from the ABC. It allows the electricity network company to
send a signal that turns the air conditioning down for a short
while during times of peak demand when the network is
feeling the strain. we cycled down the compressor which is
what creates the cooling part of the air conditioners is Peter
Price and Executive General Manager at energy Queensland. It
cycles down for 20 minutes the fan still runs blowing out cold
air customers don't even know we've done it, but it pulls down
the peak demand enough to make a difference. Mr. Casey, you got a
rebate that covered about half the cost of installing the air
conditioners and he's a happy customer. Everyone's happy now.
So that is the future where you will give total control to your
to your energy company so that they can then determine what
temperature you have in your own home and people are happy to do
it. Google owns it all. Oh, yeah, Google is totally going to
own it.
Now while on the OTG segment, I do have a note to read. Okay,
from Purdue from producer Ken, who's written I've gone back and
forth with him on a couple of items. He's a ham. So we went
back and forth because he said all you use a ham so you should
do a apparently he's an
old old timer. He's a Nam.
A few weeks ago, he writes, while watching a PBS examination
of the campfire debacle in California, I thought how
critical it would have been for a couple of hams to get
involved. cell towers and phone lines had been liquefied.
decimated.
A couple of decades ago in Los Angeles, I was a member of the
LAPD ham watch. In wide areas of the valley north of downtown LA
l APD. Officers could not communicate with dispatch on the
other side of the mountain range. The bad guys figure that
out, and officers were getting shot and crying for the sky.
Wow. An officer who patrolled that area, had a ham licence and
fire it up his rig whenever he was in a bind.
You're gonna read read that again. But he fired up his rig
Come on, man put a little harder to his rig fires.
But a couple of times he suggested it in the chain up in
the chain and the cell. The call went out for volunteers. Our ham
watch link soon became essential and cops were getting their
licences on mass. Well, we're at 94 Northridge earthquake
epicentre was a short bike ride from my house, landlines and
electricity were out. But I was able to get my jeep out of the
garage, my little Kenwood 733 model became the comm Centre for
about the first four hours Wow, cell phones were few and far
between in those days, with cyber war upon us. It's a no
brainer for China or Russia, or your Iran at all to take out our
communications that will now that I've written that I'm going
to go dig up my old rigs and see if they all still work. Thanks.
Well, yeah,
and you know, how long will it take before energy Queensland
says, you know, we've really got to turn off everybody's internet
for a little while, you know, Peak Peak times we can't have
you on the internet or whatever the problem is, it makes so much
sense just to take the test take the test is very simple. Grab a
couple of those cheap China rigs, the bail things bail thing
we bail things
there's not one dude named Ben listening to this show. And
there's plenty of dudes named Ben variously that can just take
without study and could go take it without
it all you have to do is just go to the AR RL dotnet they have
the current questions with the proper answers published all you
have to do is know what the answer is. It's multiple choice
the answers will be out of order from the test from the prep test
da but yeah, you can read it through once and still get it
then you buy a couple of these $25 rigs throw one in your car
throw it in the kitchen throw one at you just have them
everywhere. Ink just in case it's all just a little
frequency mode
Okay, all right ham boy All right, we got you. And then I do
have a little update on my favourite OTG phone of the
moment. This is the the Alcatel go flip three not to be confused
with the Alcatel flip which was shit underpowered no good. This
is the one you want to have it also it has the 4g it's got a
lot of things in there. I have there is a little chink in the
armour though. The first thing to note is I have made some
phone calls on this. It is dynamite. I mean really, it's
almost like being transported back in time to make a phone
call on the flip phone because it adheres to the curvature of
your head. For most people. John Kerry needs a special version
but it is it it really it fits nicely. You can hear people
properly not like that slab that you're pressing up against your
cheek trying to position the hole right over where your ear
your opening is. This is a if you want to talk to people on
the phone, which I know is a weird concept but I do it a lot
more since I can't do much more with it or at least not fast.
It's a great phone to talk on. Here's the rub. When you hang
up, there is nothing more satisfying than that click you
know what Just see. Just click it closed and it's supposed to
hang up. The problem is when you do that, you click it closed.
You hear beep. From the closed phone, you always hear the last
second of the phone disconnecting while it's already
closed. Does that make sense? What I'm saying?
Yeah. And this annoys you. It's,
it's, it's so dissatisfying.
The whole point.
Do you like the finality? Yes. Yes. The explosive like, and
there's no finality, if it's going to make a beat? No, of
course not. It's very weak, the huge user interface issue and
otherwise, the phone is
solid note, the CEO of Alcatel
Alcatel, yes. Please immediately change that. And you might want
to get that as the report. And now that the iPhone 11 Pro still
collects location data, even when you have it all turned off.
Apple says that's the desired behaviour. Sure, it is. Yeah,
it's a bug that Yeah.
I'm sure it is. So again, you know, consider what you're
using. It's not just the tracking it's also just to not
want to use the thing because it's so bad. OTG going home and
try some Linux while you're gonna get the OTG reports on
your no agenda show.
Well, let's take a little another short clip. Just to keep
keep us up here on the Space Force update.
Oh, been waiting for that
Russia's president is accusing the US of viewing space as a
potential theatre of war. Vladimir Putin says the rapid
development of America's Space Command has prompted Moscow to
ramp up its own sector person insists he is against
militarising space. Donald Trump says he wants the US to dominate
space Space
Force I think there's something else going on here but this is a
little radical but second half a show stuff that the Russians
jumped in on this with this complaining so they could get
involved with Space Force because this is all just set up
shop and space to stop the alien invasion coming.
We're talking about we're finally getting everyone's
getting their act together because like Damn it man, the
Israelis they got bases there. We got to do something about
this.
I'm gonna show my move by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah, a few people to thank for show 1196 And we're heading
to show 1200 By the way, yes,
it's coming up.
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well good.
Am I right with Pflugerville
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Well, today is Sinterklaas here in the Netherlands. That means
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Quick overview of the meetups. It's like a pot and let's see
what's going on. We've got a couple organised for the month
of December. Actually we start with Friday in Nashville,
Tennessee. That is the six week cycle that happens every six
weeks 6pm that is rich be organising that for you. The
venue will be announced on no agenda meet ups.com It may even
be there actually the Seattle monthly also taking place
tomorrow at 730. Please meet at the longtime table at the
Canterbury Ale House. That's every first Friday of the month.
And then we have excuse me, the Portland Salem local 33 event
number five, which will be at mcmenamins Old Church and pub in
the pub. Tim your executive producer from Episode 962
hosting that Spokane Washington seems like a lot of the West
Coast 7pm local time Jeffery Aiken berg is hosting that at
the nectar wine and beer. We have the Chicago meetup Chicago,
Illinois. This is the big one. It's the Midwest furry
convention. We cannot wait to see these photos and I do expect
a video of furries singing the Gitmo nation national anthem I
will be very disappointed if we don't get that I think it
also be good to have the first just yell shut up
for a couple of things Yeah, but we need video. It needs to be
video ad Yeah. And in fact as much as we can get and we do
have a couple of a couple of submissions from our meetup
reports let me see I have let me see here. I've got yes I have
audio first of all, I finally have the Australia the Sydney
meet up get mo nation anthem, which I've been trying to play
for three episodes is crapping out we have a winner
John, we are all charged up to being human resources. Now land
and ocean To see from east to west download on the Hello lands
and be on. We are happy and distracted Spain's here out good
day shun saw we officially
now listen to the very end here. Could you please leave
immediately? Could you please leave immediately without fuss?
Yeah, you can get kicked out of the bar. These are really great.
I don't know that everybody has to do that. Because, you know,
everyone kind of knows that word again. Where was this?
Australia? Sydney.
Now most bars at least the European ones, especially when
you get to the bars in Germany. These people are constantly
singing
Yeah, but they also had a goat's head and a whole bunch of other
weird things. I think if you're gonna sing loudly, don't bring
the goat head. Yeah, probably right now we did get some and I
really appreciate the songs and you know we have we have a
number of these and you know and I think it's a almost a
requirement that you have a meetup that you sing the song I
really liked that. We're not going to play it every single
show in the meetup report, but we did get two audio meetup
reports. The first one here is the Kitchener meetup
gardens reality this is a surf storming the stinky Swedish Fish
night of the bog of a turtle stench we're all hanging out
here a bunch of slaves for you
imagine the bar and you overhear this like honey let's move to
another table. These guys are nuts. Hey guardians
of reality this is storming the stinky Swedish Fish night of the
bug of a turtle stench. We're all hanging out here a bunch of
slaves first meetup in Kitchener went pretty well. Everyone is
not triggered and we're just gonna pass around the table and
say Yo, oh, and this is local for 2033
This is David Catherine the patient
proof that meetups are not just sausage fests
shattering night here with the Kitchener and meet up here and
it's going well this is Sir beaches of open again. I do have
a nice name. I never definitively chose one or called
in for one. This is actually having a name now.
This is producer Chris enjoying my time at the meetup and Jamie
Laura and Tim are douchebags This is Brian also having a good
time at the meetup still a douchebag soon to be a night.
Morning now that's a meet up report. Model meetup report.
Beautiful
so I'm so I'm in the bar, like you said next to this group. And
my wife turns to me and she says, Hey, what's going on? And
I say Shriners.
Shriners,
we need the hats. Shriners.
I love those Shriner hats. Yeah. Yeah,
I think we're headed there.
And then we have the Puerto Rico meetup, hosted by our very own
Jambo Joe Winkie
from the cannon club and Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. This is John
Bo Joe and John Henry. Sir John of the seeker. Wow.
Actually don't know why. Jambo Joe. Is there?
No, no, he's probably opening up a new store. Who knows it's a
new market for him. You know, he's gonna be a billionaire. To
me.
The first official says the potential.
He does have the he knows how to market stuff he does. And then
the value for value model. Something happened this week,
which is worth mentioning. Dave Rubin started a new company. And
his explanation for this was very interesting. I'm very happy
that he has seen the light and Dave Rubin. I think he was, was
he doing commercials that at any point before he went to Patreon?
I think he may have I think, yeah, I think there was some
maybe YouTube money and then there was D, platforming or D
monetizing. And then he went to Patreon and pull the rug out
from under him. And then he looked at his 10% that Patreon
takes and he's like, Well, that's no good. And then he
decided to launch his own company called locals
locals.com. That's a good domain name, actually. And here is his
little pitch, which I again, I found really great on one hand,
and I do have an issue with what he's doing on the other,
we officially closed my Patreon account. For weeks, I had been
telling people leave Patreon. Join us at Dave rubin.com. We
built out a great site so that we could just do the same fan
funding that we were doing on Patreon, we actually went to a
place where we were offering no reward. So on Patreon, I was
doing all these Google Hangouts and we were sending people all
this stuff and it was becoming another job unto itself. And we
then just created Dave rubin.com and we allowed people to just
donate whatever they wanted to do to help us keep To show
independent everything else. And we found that by not even giving
rewards just showing a little bravery, just kind of sticking
up against against big tech against Patreon, in this case
that our revenue actually jumped about 30%. So we were actually
giving people less rewards in that we were giving them no
rewards anymore. And our revenue jumped because people were like,
oh, Dave, and Jordan and Sam and a few other people think, Oh,
you guys are doing something good. And doing something brave
and
Alright, I just got to stop here. Dave, stop with the doing
something brave. You're not brave. Okay, stop with it. Oh,
doing something very brave people are not donating because
you're brave. You have an outstanding product. That's all
you need. And then you just say what is it worth to you in a
really
bizarre time. So as we decided to do that, I thought this isn't
enough. You know, I because of a couple of years of doing this
have built a nice, a nice business here. And I've got a
great staff and we were able to build us a website and figure
out how to fan fund and my my garage, I'm in my garage. Right
now my My studio is in my home, my my control room right over
there is a guest bedroom and the green room. Right over there is
another guest bedroom, we've built an incredible business
here. And what I realised was I want to start giving the tools
that I've been able to build, I want to start giving them to
other creators because these problems are not going away.
Now, I have not signed up for locals. But he does talk in this
whole thing about half an hour, he does talk about this new
business that he started. And I'm not really going to say I
think that's a good idea. Because you're basically going
to run into all the same problems you just walked away
from and to say, look, I had a look. Here's the deal. Look, I
had a couple of years to build my business. And, you know, he
kind of implies that you need these tools. And you can bypass
those couple of years to start your business. This is where I'm
going to say no, no, it takes time it took us
I'm going to say
five years at least until it became a little bit viable for
us maybe even six or seven years do you remember to know before
it was viable, I didn't quit my job until year five didn't have
to quit your job.
Yeah, I did. What do you mean well, eventually you're going to
quit your job but because you're going to quit your job
yeah, but then for a company
where if we if we if we do what we know today, it's very easy to
get to zero to 102 years this doesn't take 6070 years.
Okay, this is interesting, but you still have to build it and I
think the no agenda show recommends you build this
yourself. I can only presume Dave Reubens new business is
charging people for these tools.
Yeah, I would hope so.
Yeah, but this is just do it yourself you don't need your
you're talking to the choir I know that's I'm I'm I'm speaking
to people as
though he like he says what he really said and let's just be
honest about it. He said you know this Patreon, we could do
Patreon ourselves pretty much it will do a better have a copy
what Patreon is doing and just changed the name to the Dave
rubin.com or locals.com and it but it's still Patreon for you
suckers. But meanwhile for me I just did Vegas missing now you
get all the minus the credit card fees of course, which you
can pick up by the habit but everybody else pick up now this
is nonsense. I mean this disingenuous
Yeah, that's what it felt like a little bit to me. It's like, you
know, yes, you're right about it's amazing if you just let
people send you whatever they think it's worth although he
didn't say it in those words. It works. But then like, oh, I
guess you're gonna you know,
make things complicated. Yes. I mean, nobody wants to just take
a look at the simplicity of the thing is you which I think we
learned just on accident is that simplicity is really the way the
world works if you want it to be simple you make it simple that's
why you only have we don't have a big staff of producers and
engineers This
is the main thing this is the main what they were killing
themselves with. And also learn to tape live because the post
production will kill you. They will kill you.
Yeah, this is why
no post production is no good. People have to realise that. I
mean, that's what happened to our one of our competitors. That
was probably and they did modelled after us but they're
putting out a good product camera with a name that I can
never remember the name of that old podcast but they were
putting out a great product actually, but it was post
produced. Take three or four days to get it out the door.
Yeah, but they're also doing video there's another there's
another
video, which is no reason for that. Even unfiltered.
Unfiltered was the name of the show on filter, very good news,
a very good podcast and kinda like it no agenda, twist a stole
a lot of our jingles and things, which, you know, we grossed
about now and again. And it's simple, but they had too many
people that they were doing video and they're doing posting
the whole thing up. And it was semi rehearsed and almost
scripted, it was just,
we're gonna, we're gonna get right now we're gonna give away
all the secrets is real simple. One, open ended to as many
payment method methods as you can garner and never be afraid
of cheques or bank transfers or anything like that. Be open to
that, particularly in the United States, there's a lot of ways
you can transfer money from bank account to bank account for
free. I would say consistency of if you say you're going to do it
every Thursday, then do it every Thursday, twice a week on
Thursday, do your show and do it more or less on time, do it in
real time. And then I think the number one secret to the success
after you've conditioned people, and you may want to just I mean,
I would recommend people also address and even recognise your
listeners as producers because that's what they are. And the
new radio is what podcasting is. It's gone way beyond the limit,
calling my request on the phone line or whatever, it is
completely interactive, your people are making your show. If
you haven't figured that out, it's never really going to work.
So your listeners or your producers, your producers are
the ones who are responsible for really for keeping the content,
honest, on par on track, whatever it is. And they're the
ones who will support it financially. But then above all,
the reminder. And I think the newsletter is of critical
importance, importance, critical. People need to be
reminded. And that's that's it? Is there anything I'm leaving
out?
quality product,
above all, if you don't have an outstanding product, all the
aforementioned will not work at all.
No, it's not going to work unless you're you're providing
something that people really want or need or they can't get
anyplace else or or it entertains them. I mean, we
tried to do a variety of our approaches. Various, let's say,
where we have entertainment value, we have informational
value, we have analysis value, we do what we can, but this has
a lot to do with the fact that we're both older and
experienced.
Yes, you should also be old, we're older, experienced while
travelling. abroad. You should also be old to be old and then
you're good to go. Yeah,
the older is better.
I finally received my Epson didn't kill himself bumper
stickers. I got them just before I left so I haven't put it on
the
car yet. Oh, put them on on a building in Amsterdam. No, I
didn't bring
them with me. They're still at home. But there are some
interesting things regarding Epstein that have cropped up
now, two stories this week. The first one Jeffrey Epstein's
private banker at Deutsche and city found swinging from a rope
executive suicide before FBI could question him. Yeah, there
was a there was a banker from Deutsche Bank, and I have a call
into the former New York banker to find out what's going on. But
there's never any evidence that he was Jeffrey Epstein's private
banker the same way. That was this small aircraft Piper went
down in Indiana. And this is a very odd story. The guy
apparently had some had someone just fill up the tank and intern
who was working like on a jobs programme.
And that's the guy whose story is very sketchy. Yeah, but,
but then they say this was Jeffrey Epstein's plastic
surgeon. He must have been killed by the wrong gas. I mean,
come on. There's no evidence Epstein had even had plastic
surgery, but okay. So these things I find very annoying.
Very annoying.
Every deputy could relate to Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah,
exactly. And, you know, I just want to point out that since
almost the inception of this programme, we've been talking
about a lease and sex parties and paedophilia, and all kinds
of all kinds of weird things. And, in fact, that's how I got
my name the crackpot. That's how I started with the radio station
that got burned down in the Netherlands, figuratively
speaking. And now it's just mainstream chicanery. Now. We're
just laughing about it like Yeah, like it's the most normal
thing in the world. It's not even really news anymore.
Although the BBC is still staying on the Prince Andrew
thing as they interviewed Virginia Roberts, and that
interview aired this past Monday. Now apparently, they had
already interviewed her before they did the Prince Andrew
interview. So that's how they knew about the sweating and the
dancing that he responded to that was impossible because his
reptile and he has to shed his skin every 10 years. So now this
piece aired, and it's all over for Prince Andrew
out of that royal scandal in Britain TV viewers tonight saw a
dramatic interview with Prince Andrew's accuser, Virginia
gouffre called on the public to stand with her against sex
trafficking. Charlie Daggett on what could be more damaging news
for the prince.
He knows what happened. I know what happened. And there's only
one of us telling the truth. And I know that's me.
That truth as Virginia Giuffre tells it in her first interview
on British soil is that she was forced to have sex with Prince
Andrew when she was 17 years old. It was tapes before Prince
Andrew went public and that widely criticised interview
where he strenuously denied all allegations. I have no
recollection of ever meeting this lady. None whatsoever but
you phrases the prince had sex with her on three occasions she
was brought to London by convicted paedophile Jeffrey
Epstein, where she was instructed to dance with Prince
Andrew at a nightclub
is horrible and this guy was sweating all over me like His
sweat was like it was raining
our have a clearly a medical condition which is that I don't
sweat or I didn't sweat at the time. And then
Giuffre described what happened next at a townhouse after the
club.
It didn't last very long, the whole entire procedure gusting
he wasn't mean or anything, but he got up and he said thanks,
walked out and I sat there in bed just horrified and ashamed.
It was a wicked time in my life. It was really scary time in my
life. I had just been abused by a member of the royal family.
It is a scandal that refuses to go away and one that has shaken
the royal family to the core in the wake of the crisis nor the
decision has been made for Prince Andrew to step away from
all public duties for the foreseeable future. Oh, yeah.
No, yeah, he's in
jail. Right I have a question. Now. For one thing, I realised I
probably had met this guy for exams. Yeah, there was some
Silicon Valley thing I get suckered into going to and you
know me, and yes, I do. Okay, I'll go to this because I'm
gonna get to meet Prince and was somebody else was some other
celebrity there. turned out there was like a million people
there. And you maybe you could stand in a line you come by and
do give a high five or whatever. I don't even remember if I
actually touched him. I could have seen it this way. But was
it when you were in England? Am I just mixing up these princes?
Wasn't he always known as a Randy?
Randy? Andy? Yes, Randy. Andy. Oh, yay. No, I don't know. No,
no, no, no. Not that I know of.
I thought he was supposed to be Randy Andy and I thought he's
supposed to be gay.
No as Randy Andy, because he's just all over the supermodels.
He had all these buddies who ran modelling companies. He was in
the set. Oh, yeah. He was in the in fact, and quite frankly, if
you touched him, you should go scrub your hands. Who knows?
I can't actually remember what event hug but I may have missed
one of those things where I go in some like, oh my god, there's
too many people here.
I can see you go, No, and turn around and walk right out. I can
see you doing very easily. Believe me. I've done that many
a time. Now luckily, in the United States of America, we
always have our humour and our wits about us. We'd like making
fun of things the Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. I
mean, is is very American. I think I like it. It's funny. It
lifts the spirits and there's nothing like it lifts the
spirits and there's nothing like going into a Walmart and saying,
Hey, I'm looking for my buddy, could you please announce his
name and ask him to come to the register? Your willingness your
cleansing, he'll get seeing me here at the grocery store.
Killed gets me to meet with him tomorrow. Are we in five minutes
Okay. Back. Mr. Clinton killed Epstein
I love that.
What's his name?
Believe somebody's buying this was like a joke on The Simpsons.
Yeah, but it works.
Well, yes.
Clinton killed Epstein. What's his first name? Clinton. What's
his last name? Killed Epstein. Okay, come on. That's, that's
one of my favourites. Killed Epstein you want to leave on
this? Hi, no. Do you want to bring us down with the final
clip?
Well, we got a couple of final calls that could bring us down
well, let's just do this. But this kind of brings us up. Just
just catch people up with the fact that Brin and Page are now
out.
Yes. The End of an Era at Google. The online giants co
founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are taking a step back from
parents company Alphabet, leaving their roles as CEO and
presidents. In a joint letter announcing the shake up, the
parent said they would remain actively involved, but said it
was the natural time for change.
While it has been a tremendous privilege to be involved in the
day to day management of the company for so long, we believe
it's time to assume the role of proud parents offering advice
and love, but not daily nagging. After
founding Google as Stanford graduate students in a garage
over two decades ago, Page and Brin went on to become one of
the tech industry's most successful double x. The Silicon
Valley duo moved from Google's alphabet when it was created in
2015. As part of restructuring to include new initiatives such
as self driving cars, the payer has been pursuing a more hands
off approach for some time, a move that's drawn criticism as
Google faces pressure over anti competitive practices and tax
avoidance. After taking over the reins at Google four years ago.
Sundar Pichai has become the public face of the firm can now
also become alphabet CEO. While the move is the most significant
leadership change at Google since its creation, Page and
Brin aren't giving up their ultimate power between them they
still control 51% of voting rights on alphabets board
is this this is just a formality isn't I mean, these guys weren't
really involved in the day to day anymore.
We're up to about a year ago,
I thought Sundar was was doing everything. But they
be it. They were there. His boss. He was just doing what he
was told now and I didn't realise if that's gonna
continue, by the way with just with them in a lower profile.
Yeah, the thing is, what are they going to do? I think I'm
sure they're gonna do something big and public and live
something that was space some, another one of those. I didn't
realise that.
Sergey, everybody goes into space, Sergey,
now he was married to and whoa, JIKI. Yeah, and divorce and she
is the CEO of 23andme. What I didn't realise is that Anne's
sister, Susan, is the CEO of YouTube. It's kind of
incestuous. You think? I just didn't realise it. I did never
put it all together. Like Wait a minute. That's the sister. So a
sister was sister in law. I got a cushy job. Nice. Nice.
Yeah, but actually, this the older sister the 23andme woman
is worth 600 million. And the younger sister somehow is worth
4 million. Talking about fallen into it.
She's
well, right. Not much of that for us as podcasters
No, but we're podcasters Yes, someday it will be looked upon
as wow these guys were pioneers.
Yeah. Okay. Don't hold your breath. Pioneers
no ears.
No Dave
Rubin will get credit for creating the value for value
model. And you know, Ricky Gervais
Rogan it'd be the Joe Rogan I'll be the first podcast Yeah,
that's it everybody.
Remember to propagate the formula? We are the Oh, geez.
Let them know. Because it's true. Nick, the rat is coming up
and no agenda stream.com with another episode. This one's
titled dear sewer, so I guess he's talking talking to his
house. That's kind of next on our agenda. stream.com then we
have end of show mixes from Brian longenecker Li o le puke
and Jesse Coyne Nelson. Appreciate that as always. And I
will I have my family funeral function tomorrow. And then on
Sunday, we'll be back with another show right parallel to
runway two seven here. at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam
get more nation low lands until then remember us at divorce
act.org/na Until then, in the morning, everybody. My name is
Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, I'm John C. Dvorak.
We returned Sunday right here. No agenda. Until then adios
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hair to it is America ready for that?
I got hairy legs. The kid used to come up, reach and pull and
rub my leg down. So it was training that watch the hair.
Come back up again. Done one on my lap. I've loved kids jumping
on my lap. I learned about roaches. Jumping on my lap. He
likes children crawling on his lap.
That's a lot of malarkey. We're telling the truth. I got hairy
legs. keep punching out and punching out of the punch net.
The President has a big step for kids are just as bright and just
as talented white kids. We choose truth over facts.
Vice President Biden you are a racist.
Sneezing my hair Joe
Biden's got a beagle bus in right there on the side it says
no malarkey or nibbling on the fingers of deaf guy because
right there on the side it says malarkey you think that he would
stop gaming betting keeps on going never gonna meet friends
and it keeps on going why why why why?
No malarkey.
And I inhale I didn't I didn't. It was long time ago. I just
broke
college. She put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana
violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if
she ever smoked marijuana
this is gonna sound immodest, but I'm obviously a top tier
candidate pool. Yeah. And especially when people are at
zero 1% or whatever she might be. And so I did expect that I
might take hits tonight. And I'm gonna now direct this at Vice
President Biden. You also worked with them to oppose busing. And
there was a little girl in California, who was part of the
second class to integrate her public schools. And she was
bused to school every day. And that little girl
was. Upon being elected, I will give the United States Congress
100 days to get there. To act together and have the courage to
pass reasonable gun safety laws, and if they fail to do it, then
I will take executive action. Senator Warren, I just want to
say that I was surprised to hear that you did not agree with me
when I called on Twitter to suspend Donald Trump's account
that you did not agree and I would, I would urge you to join
when the President of the United States speaks, her words are
very powerful.
Once drawing huge crowds, one of the top candidates on the
Democratic side Senator Kamala Harris announcing she's dropping
out. MoPhO
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