I do the best I can. On the water they give me. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
January 17 2013 times you're getting on nation media
assassination episode 479. This is no agenda, forcing
presidential action so you don't have to from the capital of the
drone Star State Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam
curry, and from Northern Silicon Valley where they've apparently
upped the ante on how many people have to sign a petition.
I'm John C. Dvorak, Levin Buzzkill.
Which, of course, brings up a very interesting point how many
people had to approve that we can now say, Happy National
Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month?
No, no, that's a good one. No, yeah. Well, happy. It's very
appropriate.
Happy National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month,
John,
are happy traffic and human slavery prevention month for you
too.
Yeah, I saw that. It's, there were so many Bogota surveys, or
were petitions coming out. They had to up it to 100,000 from 25,
or whatever it was, yeah. What did they seriously think?
It's not as though they do anything with these petitions.
What difference does it make? No, they should have never made
the assertion that they'd respond to them. Now, of course
not. They should have said we will respond to select
petitions. And it just left it at that no one would have
complained. Somebody would have pointed it out. And then they've
just done this like, Well, too bad.
It's obviously did not hire the curry Devorah consulting group
to help them with their online initiatives. No, no, someone
else got the $18 million. Yep.
Yeah, now that another contract down the drain.
When are we going to wise up?
Apparently never.
Man I got I got ideas, man. I got ideas. I I'm thinking about
stopping the big book show. And using that Wednesday for
something else. What? Yeah, well,
the big book show you get good information from that. Yeah. You
actually get them. You get out of the way. Actually don't get
out of the house.
No. I'm stuck in the studio. Still. I gotta do something else
with my time that makes money. This is what this is. What's
wrong?
Oh, maybe we should get out of the house.
Yeah. When go where? Oh, by the way. So we were gone so long.
And then we, you know, we got back Friday, Saturday, we ran to
the house that we want to we want to rent in in town. Yeah,
we put on an application. Saturday night. The house is
under contract to be sold.
Oh, really? Yeah. Stinks. Yeah, that's a nice place.
Yeah. So now it's like, we'll have to see if it appraises and
all that, you know, so there's two weeks where it could still
could still be ours again. But it was like a perfect deal. I
negotiated for awhile, you know, three months, which is a month
too long. That was the month we were in Amsterdam. I was just
pinging back and forth. And, and you know, so either there's a
real big reason that all this happened. Or, or maybe we just
got screwed
up. Well, maybe somebody's out to get you. You think Why do you
think he's gonna be? I don't know. I tell you what, let's
listen to the guy real sure where this place is. You got the
bugs still working into those bugs still valid. The ones he's
got it in the studio, the three that we put in there. They're
all working places and then we'll go and let's just buy the
place. There'll be a good gag.
So here's my here's our friends in the chat room to get money.
Adam, have you considered male prostitution? Sucking corporate
dick? Just live in a trailer? I mean, people are really kind
today. Hey, thanks, everybody.
So that's why I don't even deal with that chat. Yeah,
I'm not gonna it's corrupt. You say it's corrupt. John. Is that
what I heard you say? That's correct. Well, let me tell you,
let me let me start off with a little something that I got a
lot of email about yesterday,
because this building is under construction. It was pretty
foggy, wasn't it when I got here was it
wasn't too foggy this morning? At half seven, it was quite
clear, but then about half an hour to an hour. really foggy or
crazy event. And did you see the helicopter crashed? I literally
looked as I heard the noise. And he saw the helicopter flight
just just go literally go. And it's quite a shock field to see
I've never seen anything like it.
So I immediately got all kinds of emails from people about this
incident that it was right near the Mi six headquarters that had
been shot out of the sky and I have to say, in this case, there
is no conspiracy. This wasn't Augusta a 109 e power piloted by
A Pete Barnes who I know fairly well, or I knew fairly well,
he's now dead. And I have to say sadly, this is not unexpected to
me. Because this is the exact title. In fact, he flew my, my
helicopter, my first one, which was in Augusta 109 e power, you
know, back in the good old days. And, and I, and he's just
crashed before in I think two. When did he crash? He crashed in
Augusta and live through it broke his back and blamed it on
a swash plate, which should I'm not gonna get into what that is.
But that was always kind of a thing in in the, in the
industry. It's like, yeah, Pete Barnes with a swash plate. And I
remember flying with him. And he was in control. And we and we
were about to take off. And I There's smoke coming out of the
instrument panel and the actual electrical fire smoke. And I'm
like, Hey, dude, there's smoke. And he's like, Oh, that's just
the transponder. And he and he takes off. And the end, he pulls
it out, he pulls it out and says, Oh, this is you know, this
just the transponders a short circuit. And then, you know, the
control tower is saying the tower saying, hey, you know, you
lost your transponder. And he's like, yeah, no, you know, we
just have malfunction, you know, we'll fix it on the way back
because he didn't want to deal with being grounded and not
being able to take off because the transponder was broken. But
John was smoking. There was fire in the cockpit. And I never flew
with him again after that. And so he was a careless pilot. I
hate to say it. And I've always said that about him and I and it
sucks now that he's dead that I have to say it. But there's no
conspiracy. He was flying in fog and hit the thing and hit that
probably the not the crane itself. We're probably the wires
you this very hard to see. And and that was it. So very, very
unfortunate. Or as we say in the aviation business, a real day
record. Day record, having a bad day. But so there's no
conspiracy there. Pete Barnes was my age actually. sad. Very
sad. But I'm telling you, this guy and he was not safe. So
sorry.
Okay, well, I never thought it was I didn't even consider that
a conspiracy or crackpot theory it just looked like to me I
mean, it happens these things happen. Yeah, well, no, that
would be the point of it. Well, some banker on in the plane with
him that was important to the structure of things I don't
think so.
There's I don't know people like to just come at me with
everything. All kinds of conspiracy. Like sorry, this is
not one that's a that's a conspiracy but I hadn't you know
guys from who are involved with MI five or MI six actually email
me and say hey, you know, that was really close to the office.
And like, okay, but, you know, Pete he flew celebrities,
celebrities around that's what he did celebrating flyer. Yeah,
it's, uh, he flew for I'm telling him he liked to fly.
Celebrate. He's Anywho. Speaking of dead people, this is a
fantastic report that I heard on NPR pay close attention to your
national treasure, your national treasure, who are so incredibly
great. Steve hen from the NPR talking about Aaron Schwartz and
one of his many credits. At last Friday, Mr. Swartz hanged
himself in his Brooklyn apartment. Why is it hanger
hung?
I think it's hanged. Really?
How come you don't say he hung himself? You? Did you know a bad
thing
Congress is where you do you make somebody do something else
hanged? And I think hey, I think it's hanged.
Okay. All right. I was just the question. And last Friday, Mr.
Swartz hanged himself in his Brooklyn apartment. He was
facing a criminal investigation and attention and pure Steve
Hennis covering the story. Good morning, Steve. Good morning.
For listeners who might not have heard of Aaron Swartz, even if
he did touch their lives. Would you talk a little bit about his
life? Sure. Most recently, Mr. Schwartz helped lead the fight
against SOPA. The Stop Online Privacy Act. The bill would have
given you get it? Yeah, I heard it. What do you say?
He led the fight against SOPA. And what did he call SOPA.
Online Privacy Act.
Listen to it again. We Mr. Schwartz helped lead the fight
against SOPA. The Stop Online Privacy. The Stop Online Privacy
Act Exactly.
That's exactly what it means. Stop privacy.
This is how they think I'm telling you this is exactly how
they think over there. Hey, we got to stop online privacy. For
those of you still questioning and scratching your head, the
SOPA actually stands for Stop Online Piracy Act. Stop Online
Privacy Act What a douche. That's why you are listening to
this program, the best podcast in the universe. We do it twice
a week on Thursdays and Sundays from 9am Get more nation West
time to whenever we're done, which is like 1130 These days,
like two and a half hours, like five hours. That was the last
time we ended at 1130
No, never, never do. And I gotta you know, there's something that
we got. We got heat, John, we got heat heat. I don't know if
you were copied on the original mail? Because I may have just
answered to forgetting to see see you but you probably didn't
see anyway. Did you get the email from Clarissa from Google?
No, I didn't. I don't remember it. Oh, Marissa from Google
wrote you a note
both of us. I didn't see it. Am I? Well, here it is. Hi, Adam.
And John. I wanted to introduce myself since I am on the media
partnerships team at Google Plus, and wanted to chat with
you about verifying no agendas, Google Plus page, since you have
a pretty engaged and engaged page, we have an engaged page,
and community, which is great.
Oh, it's great. It's great. Everybody into the pool.
Please let me know if you're available for a call sometime
this week or next to chat.
I got I did get a note from her. I need to talk to this woman.
Well, so
I so I wrote back and I say hi, Clarissa. What does it mean when
you verify the community? And does that hurt Kind regards,
Adam. And then she says, Hi, Adam, a community can't be
verified. But an active page with a certain number of
followers is eligible, which simply means that a checkmark
will show up.
Get a checkmark
at the top of the screen. So people know that it's no agendas
official page, I'll need to submit the page internally for
it to be approved. And we'd love to chat with you before doing
so. Why does he need to chat with me? What is this media
partnership person? Because I'm gonna get on the phone.
Okay, hold on, I'll tell you what the deal is, you know,
this, you're just asking that rhetorically, because you know
it as well as I do. This is a large corporation that has hired
a lot of people to do a lot of bullshit. And they've had to
justify their job. And she will put it in her log that she
talked to you for hours on end. And then she'll go to lunch, I'm
going to come on,
I'm going to email her and say send naked picture before,
before I want to talk to you. You know, if I get if I get her
on the phone, I'll say, Hey, you kicked me off of your AdSense
program. Go fix that before you verify me. I don't want to be
verified. I've
got nothing to do with AdSense. I can put a note in notion
people who know something I can put a note in, but you're gonna
have to talk to them.
I can put a no that must have a word for it
notification. I could put a notation in your file
on your account. Oh, no. This is not good. Okay, I'm definitely
gonna say send a naked picture. As he or she is are you free to
chat today? Around 330 to 4pm, half an hour.
To fill out her form. She's got to. Okay, what have you been
doing with your time? Clarissa? Well, here's my log I've been
talking to. And do I get a raise?
Let me just want to media partnerships at Google do. Well,
hold on a second meet. Meet the AdWords team Google media
partnerships to have something to do with the with with the
with with the advertisements, I think as part of the
partnership, I don't want a partnership. Anyway, mate, what
Wait, maybe she has a Google Plus page. Let's look at her.
Ah, there you go. If she doesn't have a Google Plus page, what's
her name again? I like her name. By the way, Clarissa Stryker.
It's kind of a porn sounds like a name. That should be a
superhero.
It's a porn name. Clarissa Stryker. Oh boy. Hey. Hey, now.
What? What? Oh, is this her? I say Clarissa striker. On
LinkedIn. Is this the one? Yeah, yeah, sure. Yeah. Me. She's
media outreach. Look at her LinkedIn pro thing. Senior New
York partnership manager.
Yeah, yeah.
What do you say? She's,
she's a beauty. She used to be an associate producer at ABC
News.
Can you get me a date with Diane Sawyer? Drinking data?
Otherwise, yeah, otherwise I don't want to be verified. Oh,
now I got to talk to her. You want to be on the phone? We want
to do it together?
We should We should talk to her separately. I got some other
issues.
What do you mean? Well, hold on a second one. What are you going
to do? Here she had to find
out. There's some, there's something that there's some sort
of, there's some sort of a scam. And I like to figure out how it
works on on the Google News site. Whereas if you're on
Google Plus you get you get, you get higher rating ratings, and
your little picture shows up. And I'd like to know how that
works. Because I can't see the mechanism. And I want to find
out about it. I got, you know, there's one or two people that
just are they're always at the top of the list of news stories,
because they're part of Google Plus, and I'd like to know how
I'd like to know what the mechanism is. I'd like to get on
this bandwagon. Well, you
gotta you gotta you gotta be you gotta be active, you got to be
engaged. I'm engaged or you're not engaged. You know,
I wrote weeks ago
that Google, by the way, by the way, Clarissa I'm looking at our
Google Plus page went to Georgetown University. She's a
spoke
at Georgetown is not all spooks please she worked now she
doesn't have the right background she for one thing
she's she's never lived outside the country unless you went to
ABC News Come on. She was associate producer that's a
nothing job. That's true. In a blue user hold this hit see more
you get choose a production assistant at film like
productions so she wanted to be in the show business. Then she
was a production assistant at CBS there's issues and associate
producer at ABC News. And she couldn't get any further. So she
got she booted herself into business dev at some company
called scoop St. And she went that thrill this I mean this is
not the fast track of a spoon
and she and she posts pictures of food
no, this is not even close. She's got a degree from
Georgetown that's about this is
not good. And her profile pictures two cows with huge full
utters
is very nice is worse. How do you get to these speeds? You
do quote you Google Clarissa Stryker, and then you click on
the Google Plus thing. I think she's okay there is MK Ultra
Illuminati hooker Yes, chat room. Very good. That's exactly
what she is.
She's got a lot of pictures of herself eating. Yeah.
Really? Where do you see all those?
It's under images. That was notice there. She's showering
down on some sort of? I don't know what it is. Oh, you
did? Oh, okay. I see what you did. You did Clarissa and images
instead of her plus page Interesting.
Well, you can you get actually I think by the way, there's an
alternative search methodology which is to look at the images
and then see what they're linked to. And read those things as
those things are often very rarely show it the picture will
show up. But the link to this crazy site one here she is at
Burger conquest.
Yeah, chowing down a burger. I see it. And this is with Russell
Simmons.
She's working hard working native New Yorker of Swiss
descent.
And there she is with the these women now she's she is a
different one. No, no, that's the one she's a she's a
celebrity whore she's less she sucks up to celebrate ease and
gets them on Google Plus. That's what she that's what she does.
Yeah, that's what you do. But then why did she reached out to
you? That's a little girl. Yay. Very funny. As we say LG y z y
little girl Yay.
Oh little Yeah, that's when you say yeah,
LG why not? I'm telling you it's a big thing now these days.
Anyway,
we will have to follow up so you get our valuable checkmark and
she just wants to know what the hell we're up to. Yeah, and
yeah, once she has listened to the show I you know, just I
think somebody should probably go to the Pages what they what
is this? I'm adding
her. Here's what we do. I'm gonna add her to my circle. Do
we see how do I add two circles? What should I add or two? I
still don't really get this. Oh, I'm gonna add it to the no
agenda circle.
No, you have like I have a bunch of circles. I have friends
associates people. I work with people. I don't know what I know
my knowing. douchebags.
You have a douchebag circle. Oh, yeah. Cool. Okay, I put her I
put her on my no agenda circle. Does that mean sure get no
agenda updates now?
I don't know. I have no idea how this even works. I mean, they're
trying to figure it out, but it just seems like a mishmash of
crazy ideas. It's
a little complicated. Yeah, it's
way too complicated. That's why I want my one social network
that I actually spend the checkout every day or two is
Twitter. That's easy. Yeah. You got something to say. You said
you get some to retweet your retweet, you're done.
Right you hate someone you block them.
I block people left and right. I know nobody looks at me cross
eyed block.
Hey, and albino block him. Crap. Albino. I so we get right into
the to the obvious here.
To which one is the obvious. The obvious is
that everyone thinks that there's some kind of legislation
coming down on guns. When clearly this is this is not a
gun gun legislation. This is a human control legislation,
giving all control once again to President Obama's favorite
charity, the health industry. Is this the whole thing is
completely geared towards controlling people through
health, which was already what to the health the Affordable
Care Act, which has nothing to do with care, but affordable.
portability? Yeah, either. Either one. Thank you. And, you
know, there's a lot of a lot of misinformation out there that I
want to set straight and you know, and mainly, because that's
what we do, you know, as we read through the stuff we route
through to the actual documents. So, you know, the first one I
was talking about 23 executive orders, and this 00 No, but
there's zero executive orders. There's not a single executive
order in it. There's three presidential memoranda di da is
it Diodati memoranda? I don't know. Yeah. So three of those
memorandum things. And but you see the press got an embargoed
PDF, which I have a copy of here. And the it says embargoed,
and it came out early in the morning. When's it embargo to
know it was embargoed until the President was speaking? Okay.
Right.
And then he sends you an embargoed thing. It's not
embargoed to you, you know, no, no, it wasn't sent as a rule.
You know, the rules of embargoes.
I didn't get this as an I got this. Today. I got the what the
press had as an embargoed thing. Right. And in that it says, the
President is determined to do all he can within existing
authorities today, he will announce 23 new executive
actions, actions to make progress right away. But he
hasn't yet but this is not like there's 23 Even entries in the
Federal Register to I will go through those. But what what was
kind of a tip off to me that this whole thing was a setup was
the minute our vice president came out to, you know, him, Joe
Biden, and said this.
Please, please be seated. Thank you. Before thank you for our
began today, let me say to the families of the innocents who
were murdered 33 days ago.
Oh, really? 33 days ago, not a little over a month or
something. And he does it again,
honor the memory of your children and your wives with,
with the work we take up here today. It's been 33 days since
the nation's heart was broken by I mean,
there's no reason for anyone to write that. Because it's written
it's not like he's saying this, you know, like it's off the top
of his head. Which by the way comes off.
Yeah, I've heard that I've heard is removable. Yeah.
So. So I always find it curious when the number 33 is presented
right at the beginning of something because it means
something's up and Something's coming. And something is on its
way,
or something's something's bogus. But we asked
often when something's bogus. So there's two ways we can do this.
I think the easiest way is to go through the communication as
it's being sent as accurately as it's presented on the White
House website. But I will just read to you very briefly, the
only three presidential memoranda, one engaging in
public engaging in public health research on the causes and
prevention of gun violence. That's very important. We'll get
to what that means in a minute tracing of firearms in
connection with criminal investigations, and improving
availability of relevant executive branch records, to the
National Instant Criminal Background Check System. So
those are the only three presidential actions that have
taken place. If you look at all the little lines within it,
yeah, there's probably 23 So it's really Bogut IV. There's
really nothing going on. And I'm not too sure what the difference
is between a presidential memorandum and an order. err,
but I don't think it's the same thing
do you? No, no, I have no idea. I've always thought that one was
just more. One was it was it was an order, like you have to do
this. And the other one was just this is something we're, we've
noted, it's
just something you put on the fridge. Yeah. Like, it's like a
shopping list. Like, just make sure you do this and do that. So
we'll just run through these things really quickly. And then
I'll ask you a few questions about what you think it means.
But really, the meat and potatoes of it is, of course,
all the way at the end, after we've gotten through all the gun
stuff. So strength strength in the background check system,
address unnecessarily legal barriers that prevent states
from reporting information about those human resources prohibited
from having guns. So that's building up the database, you
know, sharing more information about people. Make sure
dangerous people are prohibited from having guns. Dangerous or
untrustworthy individuals that says should not have access to
guns. That's kind of broad. untrustworthy,
a bit too as useless because usually dangerous people buy
guns from each other. No, it's or from or from Eric Holder. But
generally speaking from each other.
Hey, everybody's the Eric Holder gun sale, come on down. I'll
make you a deal. But I think the untrustworthy it's, it's an
interesting choice of words, to say untrustworthy. Then, of
course, it's uh, you know, the intent is to ban military style
assault weapons and high capacity magazines, which is
just killing me how people keep saying clips or, you know, the
or, in fact, Bill Clinton was at CES. I don't know if you saw if
you saw his speech. And he doesn't even know what he's
talking about. He's hot. He's completely out and that he's
high. Listen to him.
I grew up in his culture, but this is not.
This is not
Why does anybody need a 30 clip? 30 round for a gun. Does anybody
need one of those things that carries 100 bullets?
Things that carries 100 bullets? What is that thing? One who
needs that thing?
Some guys like to go out on the range and shoot 30 rounds What
is that thing but what is that thing that carries 100 bullets?
I don't know it's 100 Bullet carrying a bucket bucket
All right, reinstate and strengthen the ban on assault
weapons. That's a call to Congress to do that. Limit ammo,
ammunition magazines, which is the correct term to 10 rounds.
10 rounds.
That's dumb. Of course.
Now the interesting thing would be the
gun that holds 20 rounds. Yeah, finish the job
of getting armor piercing bullets off the streets.
Apparently it's already illegal to manufacture and import armor
piercing ammunition. Except for military or law enforcement use
of course the cops should be able to shoot right through you.
So I guess I didn't know that was illegal armor piercing.
Yeah, yeah, I knew that. Okay. Moving down. Okay, so take
executive action to enhance tracing data. Now this is going
to be interesting. I think we're going to see some technology
introduced that will involve RFID and maybe even biometric
type stuff like you know, unless you're touching the gun and why
isn't this really about the bullets?
No, that's that's later on.
Is I mean they have is huge. There's a big brouhaha going on
right now worldwide. Of the cost about the Iranian bullets. Tell
me Tell me about the urinary groups in North African
everyplace else are using for the Kalashnikov.
I have no idea. Tell me about.
It was a front page story in The New York Times actually with the
bullets because these bullets started showing up all over the
place. And nobody could figure out who made them because all
the markings were just alien to any bullet manufacturer that we
know of. Some smart guy finally figured out they were coming out
of Iran and apparently the Iranians are just pumping out
bullets. like there's no tomorrow. I mean, it's the
biggest bullet sellers I guess.
It's also not like you can't make your own bullets. I mean,
this is not this is not
crazy writing. If you're in judo some part of Africa and you got
a bunch of boneheads running around shooting people. They're
not going to be hold on Bill let's go make some bullets. I
mean, they're not going to be doing it they weren't they just
buy boxes and boxes of these Iranian bullets and then the
next thing you know they're mysterious, but, but some of the
bullets that were We're both the way they're supposed to be made
today is they're supposed to have codes in the in the gun.
Right, right. Right. Yeah. So you could trace it that way.
Okay, I'm down with that. But let's just move down the list
that warrants further investigation by the way, the
Iranian bullet scam. So yeah, get on that.
Yeah, I'm actually working on I do every Iran has not said yeah,
we're big bullet makers. And so there's something fishy about
it.
Alright, eliminate restrictions as force ATF to authorize
importation of dangerous weapons simply because of their age. So
that that pretty much means if, if you have a 50 year old weapon
that is a relic or curios. It has to be certified and
otherwise, it'll be you have to get rid of it.
Then we get effective. can't collect a gun as a as a museum
piece.
Not if it's an old blunder, but not if it's semi automatic
military surplus.
I mean, like a machine gun. Semi Automatic. It
doesn't say full automatic.
Oh, it's okay to have machine gun. Yeah.
No, I said, which are easily convertible into machine guns
are otherwise appealing for use in the crime. Yeah, yeah. This
is what I'm gonna do. Hey, let's go commit a crime and you know
what would really appeal to me? Let's get some really old guns.
Stupid as this. It says it right here. It's literally says
appealing for use in
old machine. Tommy Gun.
With one of those big 100 100 bulletin holder thingies the
Bill Clinton was talking around big around 100 million holder
thing. Thompson submachine gun was the brand perfect.
provide effective training for active shooter situations for
14,000 law enforcement officers, first responders and school
officials. So we're going to terrorize all the children with
active shooter situations. It's already been going on. But now
it really is really good. And the freeze on gun violence
research. This is very interesting. This is a budget
and by the way, the whole this whole thing freeze up half
$1,000,000,000.05 100 million dollars $500
million to do all this nothing to do this nothing.
So if the request here is to have the Centers for Disease
Control to research, why the causes of gun violence? I mean,
it seems like the trigger was pulled it doesn't seem like a
health issue just seems like doesn't seem like a health
issue. The causes of gun violence Wow. Okay, because
someone pulled the trigger and pointed the open somebody's
somebody's a maniac. However, research on gun violence is not
advocacy. It is critical public health research that gives all
Americans information they need. And this is where this is where
they start to lead up to the real meat of the thing.
I will be get there soon.
All right, if you want to, I'll be happy to skip but okay. I'm
actually I'm there conduct research on the causes and
prevention of gun violence, including, and this is very key
links between video games, and media images and violence.
What media images says that the same even though they don't they
will use the word video games, but they won't say violent
Hollywood movies. No,
of course not. It's media images.
What's the media image? I can I mean, is that Google? Yeah,
that's a media image.
So scrub Google Groups scrub Google scrub scrub Google. Now,
it's it's really quite sad. That that, that there's such pussies
that they they can't even put movies placees
They're smart money. They're get all their their support from
Hollywood. And they've video for all practical purposes is a
liberal bias operation and they make their money on vite with
violent movies. Let's face it with all the best movies are
extremely violent, and a lot of CG and and they support the
Democrats. And so what are you going to do you don't bite the
hand that feeds you know, in fact, you give us all window
dressing for just doing nothing. You give
him a tax break. All right, here we go preserve the rights of
healthcare providers to protect their patients and communities
from gun violence. We should never ask doctors and other
health care providers to turn a blind eye to the risks posed by
guns in
the doctor patient privilege is out the doors gone
gone. Here it is clarify that no federal law prevents healthcare
providers from warning law enforcement authorities about
threats of violence.
Oh, this is a good find. You're right, do this and I didn't I
missed it.
And it's interesting because in the Affordable Care Act, there
was a provision actually put in there to try and thwart this
excess That provision was poorly written and talked about not not
being allowed to correlate a database of gun owners to people
who have mount a mental care mental health care, but it was
poorly worded. And so it he specifically says, doctors and
other mental health professionals play an important
role in protecting the safety of their patients and the broader
community by reporting direct and credible threats of violence
to the authorities. Like I'm so mad at my wife. Not that I'm mad
at my wife. But if someone said that, there is public confusion
about whether federal law prohibits such reports about
threats of violence, the Department of Health and Human
Services is issuing a letter to health care providers,
clarifying that no Federal law prohibits these reports in any
way. And we continue protect state law. No, no one citizens
don't understand state law. I saw Dr. Drew on CNN yesterday,
like oh, yeah, finally, doctors will be able to do what they do
best, which is spy on their patients and rat them out.
Boy, this is just going to discourage people from talking
well, it gets better
protect the rights of health care providers to talk to their
patients about gun safety. Imagine doctors and other health
care providers need to be
able to have a gun reminds me the time you go into Canada. You
know, they're always asked if you have a gun.
Yeah. Well, doctors and other health care providers need to be
able to ask about firearms in their patients homes and safe
storage of those firearms, especially if their patients
show sign of certain mental illnesses. Or if they have a
young child or mentally ill family member at home. Now,
there's no definition this
is big to Big Brother for the but but this is not gonna do any
good. But it's
not about guns. John, this is about everything. So your your
doctor is going to start asking you questions. Yeah, you're
putting dossiers together? Yeah. And you know, maybe you
shouldn't drive a car maybe you know, I don't think it's safe
that maybe you shouldn't be maybe you should roll
this information to the insurance company so they can
jack up your rates with with with Oh, well. I'm rationale.
Well, please
let let us go down a little bit here. Let me talk about that
part. improving mental health services. The last bit no one
was talking about on television. And mental health services, by
the way is is you know is taking place all the time. It's your
doctor giving you antidepressants, Ritalin,
there's a drug gang. This is the drug this
is gonna be some pill you can take that keeps you from wanting
to shoot a gun. President Obama
said we're going to need to work on making access to mental
health care as easy as access to a gun. Today, it's like this is
already easy. You go in you go like I'm confused. The doctor
goes really, you should have some Ritalin. That's how easy it
is. I'm depressed really. You should have some Abilify. Today,
less than half of children, adults with diagnosable mental
health problems receive the treatment they need. Well, we
need to have that, don't you think? John? I think we need to
get more treatments to get we have patients out there. Well,
the vast majority of Americans with mental illness are not
violent. Several recent mass shootings have highlighted how
some cases of mental illness can develop into a crisis situation.
Hello. Which situation is that? Where was that admission? Did I
miss that? I mean, did it who was deemed crazy? I mean,
officially, not a single one. No, there's been no report of
any of these mass shootings that the guy was on drugs on mental
drugs we need to do more than just keep guns out of the hands
of people with serious mental illness all this undefined by
the way, but of course it will be defined by the DSM five now
coming catch which is coming out sadly in
in, by the way with that book. Everybody's nuts. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. In six weeks, this thing comes out to be
there will be a designation for people who podcast more than
twice a week as mentally ill
Correct. That here it is. Make sure that students and young
adults are getting treatment for mental health issues. Reach
750,000 young people through programs to identify mental
illness early and to refer them to treatment. This is a bonanza.
This is fantastic. And we've got the meant the AWARE project. The
provide mental health first aid training for teachers, which
includes training for teachers and other adults who interact
with youth to detect and respond to mental illness in children
and young adults, including how to encourage adolescents and
families experiencing these problems to seek treatment.
They're building a sales team, a huge sales team with
something that just because I know you're on a roll, but I
have to kind of Yeah, sure. John sidetrack for a second. Is there
anything in any of these provisions? You've gone through
all of them in great detail? Obviously, is there anything
that like, for example, would set up a gun safety program, and
educational gun safety program at like the high school level?
So kids would actually be introduced to guns and how to
deal with them safely? And so they know what works? And they
wouldn't be, you know, they wouldn't be afraid of them and
things like that. So that would be probably part of the program.
Right? Where who did that? What was the deal?
I don't think so. Of course, that's not part of the deal.
isn't part of the deal. It sounds like a logical thing to
do.
No, that isn't, in fact, in fact, quite the opposite. But
here is, oh, well, maybe this is it. We need to launch a national
conversation to increase understanding about mental
health. This is where we come in, John, this is where we
should be able to get some money. No. Hopefully, the sense
of shame and secrecy associated with mental illness prevents too
many people from seeking help. The President is directing
Secretary Sebelius and Duncan to launch a national dialogue,
Duncan, there's a guy who needs help
about mental illness with young people who have experienced
mental illness, members of the faith community foundations and
schools and business leaders. So you know what this, I don't
know, this outcome is not like media and podcasters. We should
be getting paid to talk about mental illness. Yes, we should.
And here is the final bit ensure coverage of mental health
treatment. There you go. Finalize requirements, finalize,
mind you, for private health insurance plans to cover mental
health services, which of course will add something to your bill
because they're going to be forced to provide mental health
and make sure millions of Americans covered by Medicaid,
also get quality mental health coverage. This whole thing is a
part of the control of the human resources of Gitmo nation
through a health care.
Yeah, well, that's what we've been working on. And we trying
to get this to get there. It's just it's taken so long, but it
wasn't until last night that there really was once I was
reading this. I'm like, this has nothing to do with guns and
like, no one gives a crap about the guns, these guys who making
these laws, it's just pandering, because it's a huge amount of
money that is going to go now into more drugs more, giving
more drugs to more kids 750,000 young adults we have to reach.
We know what that means, don't you? It means we got to, you
know, uh, you know, I think just a little ADHD. I mean, we could
get you some Vyvanse that would help you.
It's just a drug everybody, the whole country is going to be in
bad shape all doped up.
Yeah. And then all of these, your doctor will be able to
literally say, Well, you know, I don't think you should travel.
You shouldn't be in small spaces. You shouldn't be in
elevators with people. I don't think you should be anywhere
near children. I don't think you should be in a situation where
there's also alcohol. I mean, you are going to this is going
to be used against the citizens of Gitmo nation.
So yeah, no no doubt about it. Well, I do have I have a clip
that purpose is not to ban guns, which I forgot what it's about.
Can you play that and see if there's any relevance?
Yeah. And you said all along this is not about taking
anyone's rights away.
But it is I got the biggest kick out of this because well you bet
you've actually brought this up probably more than I have but
you know when somebody says they it's not for this you know this
I'm doing this not for this reason. Oh yeah.
Which means you're doing it for this very reason.
Yeah, I got this clip has got to Cuomo on some other woman and I
just got I just clipped it together because it's like, the
I just got to it just initials on Fox of all plays out but it
was just funny couple a couple of these. We're not doing it for
that reason. We're doing it for this, but play him
along. This is not about taking anyone's rights away, but about
securing the right of all New Yorkers to live in a safe and
free society.
This is not about ignoring those Second Amendment rights. But we
do need decisive action from Congress and we need it soon.
The push
is being sponsored by Mayors Against Illegal Guns coalition
of more than 800 mayor's nationwide. Yeah,
those guys Yeah. Now they're the ones that did that celebrate the
video with the all the celebrities. I have just scam I
have two quick clips we get out of get out of this. apart I
mean, I think I've done my job. You will not see anyone talking
about the healthcare angle. You'll not see any any newspaper
magazine yet China 33. Of course, I mean that that was
that's not the catch. That's, that's what gets me up in the
middle of the night. Like, you know, I have triggers Ding,
ding, ding. Someone just said 33. Okay, what does it let me
research? Where is it? Okay, I found it. And then it's all
about selling 700. But they're looking for a million, basically
a million new patients. And we'll all be covered by
insurance, and Medicaid. And you know, that's not free, you know,
someone's got to pay for it. And it's probably going to be
everybody. So this is from your neck, neck of the woods. This is
someone sent this to me recorded off the television. So the audio
is not great. But it's very funny. You have a council woman,
who was who knows everything about guns, young California
have an open carry, you're allowed to wear a gun openly in
a holster on your belt, as long as it's not loaded. As long as
there's no bullets in it. You can carry the bullets, I think
in another pocket, but they have to physically be separated. And
of course, this this makes a lot of people nervous. But according
to this woman, they're very unloaded guns are very
dangerous.
California law allows gun owners to carry a rifle or handgun in a
holster, if it's unloaded. Those who support the bill say even an
unloaded gun is still dangerous. There's been a lot of people
that have been shot by an unloaded gun.
Amazing, there's so many people who've been shot by an unloaded
gun.
Oh, yeah, because it's not a matter of whether it's bullets
in it or not.
It happens all the time. And then, just my pet peeve. Nancy
Pelosi still doesn't really know what her job is
earlier this month, shortly after Newtown, all members of
Congress took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution.
I'm sorry, that is not your oath. Your oath is to uphold the
Constitution. But you're using these terms in a to connect them
to guns
and defend as a law enforcement term. Thank you
and the American people to protect and defend. That is our
first responsibility.
No, as I'm sorry, that is not your first responsibility. That
is just incorrect. Nancy Pelosi.
Today, leaders of the House Democratic Caucus have come
together to fulfill that duty to confront the challenge of gun
violence in our society to an act to ensure the safety and
security of our communities.
All right, great. But you don't even know what your what your
primary responsibility is. She doesn't even remember the oath
that you took. protected. I think she's an idiot Yes. But to
protect and serve is the is the actual police turn, protect and
serve serve protecting. So one
of the things I was watching some of these these events
myself, of course, and I found out I realized I didn't realize
until I listen to this one which have the clip, which is what I
heard was very exciting. Clip, if you want to get it ready.
Yeah. Is I decided that I hate this. This of the two phrases
this guy uses. I didn't even care about what he had to say.
But I think it's about time we called out. Could you hear it? I
hear we have not picked it up as a as a horrible meme. See if you
can spot it right off the
bat start with you, Josh Horowitz, what's the most
important aspect of what you heard? heard the President say?
Well, first of all, I think it's great that we're having this
conversation today. And he stays a long time coming. I heard at
the at the White House today was very exciting.
long time coming.
Okay, we have two things. One is, it's great.
Great. We're having this conversation. Yeah. Which
I think is very exciting that this guy, I timed this out. They
bring this guy on the News Hour that these TV people are trying
they try to, you know, jam stuff in there. This guy took 21
seconds out of everybody's time to just say I think it's great.
We're having this conversation. Screw you on how great the
conversation is. What have you got to say? So and I'm noticing
that a lot of people are bringing this up as this is
exactly the same as GE That's it. That's it? That's a great
question. It's some sort of like stalling tactic. I think it's
great. We're having this conversation. It's great. We're
having this conversation. To have the conversation. Don't
comment on the greatness or non greatness of the of the
established conversation. It just bugs me.
Well, to be honest, let me just bring it up again. Isn't that
exactly what the President called for I have a
conversation.
Yeah. Yeah, that's don't do anything. Yeah, well, but but
then it should talk about it and then say it's great that we're
talking about it.
But that's kind of how it works. This is what you're supposed to
do what the President says is great. we're having this
conversation a national conversation in our in our
Google Plus community. By the way, the the document the
President's plan to protect our children and our communities by
reducing gun violence is the subtitle. It's on Google Plus.
No, no, no, no. Now is the time is the is the name of reporting?
The President's plan to protect our children and our communities
by reducing gun violence? What No, that's what that's a goal to
set. You know what? Let's reduce it. I mean, if you're going to
set a goal, I mean, wouldn't you say eliminate? You know, say
it's, it sounds so half hearted.
It's reduced, like, you know, it sounds like a weight loss
progress.
Let's, let's just do it a little bit. Yeah, it doesn't really
Yeah, it's okay. Let me get that guy again, that do share with
you, Josh Horowitz, what's the most important aspect of what
you heard? heard the President say?
Well, first of all, I think it's great that we're having this
conversation today in the states a long time coming. And what I
heard at the at the White House today was very exciting.
It's so exciting. Why really? Why
was it exciting? It was aroused,
actually was engaging. You know, there was there was interesting
I don't know about exciting.
Exciting roller coasters exciting. This
is exciting. You know, these are these are things that are
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No, no, I'm good to go.
This is a something that kind of has left under the radar. These
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stinking media news bullcrap. To find other things that are going
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that's beyond the garden good. That's all I know it's so
tiring. And it works by the authentic you know even even
miss Mickey said, Well, you know, when like Christina is in
the house, you know, we should lock up the guns. I'm like,
Christina gonna
do grab a gun and kill you both.
It works on people's psyche. You know, it's it works on
hammers you you're hammered. Yeah, exactly. You just get
you get physically tired from this. So there was a an
interesting lawsuit. The ACLU has discovered that there are
indeed apparently 52 pictures of Osama bin Laden, have him shot
in the head and of the burial at sea. And they sued to get
took them that long to dream. Did you create these pictures?
Photoshop fuselage was initially turned down, but just this
morning, it's lawyers made an appeal to a panel of three
federal judges in DC and inside that that hearing room was the
president of Judicial Watch Mr. Tom Fitton Tom, welcome. Thank
you. Why do you want the photos Released.
My brother, this is an interesting conversation listen
to I'm sorry. It's a great conversation. I'm glad it's
happening. I'm very excited about this great conversation,
because we are having this conversation because Brooker
from CNN finds it so strange that anyone would want to see
these photos. Yes,
that's really the weirdest thing I, you know, I heard there was
like a explosion and they blew up this factory. And I, you
know, I thought it was bogus, but I wanted to see the
pictures, and I didn't you know, why would anybody want to see
the pictures was what the response
fact you don't need to see that it's fact it's done. It's
history be on the right side of it. It's science.
Well, law requires. These are basic, this is basic information
about the death of Osama bin Laden, the most important
military victory, frankly, and the entire war against
terrorism.
Really, that that was a disappointing part of the great
conversation, I
would say, and the administration wants to withhold
these documents, simply because it might upset foreign
populations to get the terrorists upset. And you know,
we don't think you can just throw aside our nation's
transparency laws, because doing so would upset the terrorists.
What other laws do we throw aside?
Terrorists are upset? No, don't do that. Don't don't show
pictures. You're going to upset me.
I know you say you talk about the law. But I just have to read
you what Jay Carney when our spokesperson said at the time
quoting him, it is not in our national security interest to
allow these images to become icons to rally opinion against
the United States. When you know, we talk about and we hear
from the White House that the possible consequences of
releasing these photos it might inflame the Arab world, we think
of our men and women fighting overseas, you know, they may be
in harm's way. Do you not believe that clip?
Yeah, she's great. Hold on a second. So you're telling me
that these photos would get you're gonna upset the world
terrorists, the Arab World Wrestling, carnies all in on
this, but the movie Zero Dark 30? No problem.
No, that's no, no, no, no, no, that's media images. That's
something different. Doesn't count. These are media images,
pictures or media images is not a movie. Don't you understand
the difference? And by the way, it's okay. If you have a YouTube
video of our Marines peeing on dead Arabs.
And that won't bother anyone. Oh, of course.
It may happen, but we don't know what's going to happen. That
chance.
Oh, is this douchebag woman,
Brooke, Brooke from CNM. She's there all programmed, but that's
why it's fun to listen to. It's a great conversation. I'm very
excited
about having it. Well, the law requires the release of this
information.
Is that true job that the law requires the release of this
information I like I like,
but I think it might be there may I think if it's requested, I
think there may be some information under FOIA
likely, and it's more important that we follow our laws that
give the people access to information about what its
government is doing, then to say that we're not going to allow
the American people to know what its government is doing. Because
doing so might upset the terrorists. Everything we do
access to terrorists. What other laws shouldn't we
do obsessed terrorists? I like this guy is funny. He is good.
That's right. Subtle here. Well,
because they upset the terrorists, the government, for
instance, and with a droning
some guy's family, Does that upset the terrorists? Isn't when
you really look at it, hey, I'm having a wedding in America
drowned my family. I'm an upset terrorists now. Oh, don't show
those photos,
trying to withhold this information. I decided a false
Newsweek publication as upsetting the terrorists. And
the publication of cartoons is upsetting the terrorists. I
mean, the implication is maybe we shouldn't do those things.
Maybe the government should censor that information. Yeah,
now
you're talking good idea. I'll take that to the top. Why was
censorship?
Do you want that to happen? If you look at the outro or from
that silly it was a silly YouTube video mocking the
Prophet Muhammad just before 911 of last year now she brings this
thing of wishes is is now widely admitted to be a lie widely
everywhere, then. The President, the Secretary of State, everyone
says that that was not the reason for the probe. There was
no protest. It was an attack. She's bringing this up as a
reason she's terrible. This woman
it upset the
terrorists. You had all the riots globally. Why did Ryan's
globally globally I tell you want to take that chance? Is it
really just about the law or do you not believe that he's dead?
Oh curveballs jumping over the cliff.
Well, that's that's really what she what she was what she's
supposed to say. Is she supposed to go because the guy
Do you demean that guy by this kind of an accusation which
everybody thinks is crackpot? That can be a bit of propaganda.
Good work lady. Exactly. Now,
if it was me, you know, my response would be Yeah, like we
landed on the moon.
Oh, it is about the law. I believe he's dead. Certainly the
Obama administration leaked all sorts of other information about
the bin Laden death. And we're gonna have a motion picture
courtesy and part of the Obama administration extolling his
death Aldwin yes, that victory there. And that's fine. But then
they go ahead and say we can't have the basic information is
ridiculous.
I love the I love that she brought on the conspiracy theory
angle that to me is just that is exactly. You know that the
Anderson Cooper did another 12 minutes on your kid. I don't I
didn't pull any clips. But as another 12 minutes, Baldwin
joined CNN and HL in 2008. She was a contrib. This and this is
where this where our journalistic background comes
from. She was the contributor on Rick's list hosted by Rick
Sanchez. Oh, Abraham. Yeah, like bled out. Yeah, he was fired. He
was fired on October 2010. For making with some believer anti
semitic remarks. Baldwin filled in form eventually taking the
time slot permanently. She now anchors CNN Newsroom, and she
hosts a weekly segment during her newscast known as Music
Monday, after the Twitter trend, modifying profiling musicians so
she's also a celebrity. She's a groupie. jocks. Musician jocks
rock sniffer. All right, he hosted a half hours music
special named soundcheck which featured Wilco, Mavis Staples
and Mumford and Sons. Anyway, Baldwin and Piers Morgan work
together hosting CNN coverage of Queen Elizabeth the Second
Diamond Jubilee. Yeah, so she's a total douchebag. And she's
obviously what's your, what's your I don't see anything that
she has any. She got a bachelor's degree in journalism
and Spanish from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
All right. That's her. Still there? Yeah,
I'm listening. I'm listening. I'm
dumbed down with her. Oh, wants to do she I really think she's
terrible. The way she handled that questioning, she's
obviously mute. Maybe Russia just scripted.
Well, this is what she does. I mean, come on, you know, these
people that haven't had? If she has to think for herself, then
you know, smoke comes out of the rears, not not new. All right,
what else we got? Well, I have a question for you. I have a
question for you. And you were not on that technology show
Sunday. And I don't see this. I don't understand why it's not
really being discussed. Because it seems like more important is
that the Hopper was removed from the CNET awards. Oh, big
surprise, everybody. It's rigged.
Well, I've always said that all these awards are rigged. Of
course, it's rigged. But yeah, I
was like, integrity. Where's your take? There's no integrity
over there that no integrity anywhere except on this show it
because we have no no commercials. That's the whole
problem.
Yeah, no, that is the that is the issue. We don't have
commercial so we can talk about the hopper. For CNET guy quits,
which you know, what he'll get work and what oh, what a fool
and white in the editor stand up format. Here's the thing, let me
discuss how this actually should
work. Because I actually have something else to talk about.
But okay. Let me talk about how
this this will. Let's first give a little background on it. Some
guy working at CNET. I can't remember his name offhand. But
he's one of the writers and he wrote how great the Hopper was.
And apparently CBS told the powers that be and I couldn't
figure out who his editor is because I looked at the
editorial staff to see because I was going to I think, right, I
think I'm still writing column on this. But you couldn't figure
out who his editor was. But some editor obviously got the words
that they pulled the thing and the guy got mad and quit, and
says there's no integrity here. And he quit me well, the editor,
of course, should have taken the bullet not the writer. But
that's another story. But but you could have gotten around
this it should have been caught before it was printed in the
first place. And it's very easy to do take the other side of
this argument if I was going to be the editor. And I didn't want
this to run because I knew it was going to cause trouble. I
would have just gone to the writer and said look, that is by
the way, the way it does. This is the real world the way it
actually operates, especially in in any media that's owned by a
large corporation, right? You go to the guy but you first you
know, you gotta kill the story because your bosses are gonna
get mad at you. But you but they never actually necessarily know
if it's done right. The editor does it on his own. He doesn't
wait for so he can always say no one's ever told me. No one's
ever told me to just fix a story. No one's ever told me to
do this or that. No, because if you're worth your salt, you do
it without being told. Yeah, and here's So here's the way as
editor, I would have done this. They've gone to the writer and
said, Look, we have a problem with the story. What's the
problem? And I said, Well, CBS is in litigation right now, with
the Dish Network and this device, and unless you want to
be hauled into court, and and become like, be deposed, and go
through a big hassle, and, um, and maybe be sued, personally,
personally. Yes. Okay. And its likelihood is zero, but it's
always possible. You want to be sued, and you're and then from
now on, as this case progresses, your article will be used
against the company you work for. I'll print it if you want,
if you want to go with it, but I think you're going to, it's not
a good idea. Just take my word for not a good idea. Boom, that
writer will pull the story, right, that deals done.
Everybody's happy. This never happens. Right? Somebody at CNET
into the editorial layer dropped the ball already,
but the thing was already nominated. It was nominated and
the nominations had gone out.
That's what killed earlier than all this. You could do it it was
very easy to get around this problem of having the
embarrassment having a writer quit. But apparently nobody had
the skill set to do it.
Oh, hold on a second. Can we just agree that CNET is
compromised regardless, I don't care how hoity toity they all
act.
Oh, no, that I just said that they were and this is the way I
see it was should have been handled. If it was handled by
somebody who knew how to do it. They have people at some layer,
it is
everything. It's like, you know, there were views, the whole
BSS is a large corporation. Now NBC is compromised in the same
way I can assure you that you will never see ABC doing expos a
on Disney.
All right. Let me ask you the question then. Because this is
here's here's what I was actually interested in the Java
story. Why is the US government? Specifically the government
telling me I should uninstall Java on all of my computers?
Yeah. What and, and you know, the there's talk, because
there's a zero
day threat out there. Well, that apparently can compromise your
machine. And some people can get gas. I mean, but I've heard
this. I don't know that it's true. But obviously no one
really there's a zero day threat they can make somebody take over
your machine is steal all your stuff really easy. Okay.
Where is Kaspersky? And where all these guys who are always
checking out Stuxnet and everything who's behind? I think
if, to me, it sounds like the government, the government, and
the Israeli government who did the Stuxnet and the Olympic
Games and all that something got out, got out of control.
And that's a possibility.
And that is, but there seems to be no fear. I don't hear people
freaking out about it. No, you talk to people talking about
does everyone not use Java? No, everybody does. Yeah, it's
inherent to things that I use. I know it is. And I'm talking
about JavaScript, obviously. But Java does all kinds of Java
stuff that, that that that I use do application. So I but where
is the where's the analysis? Where's the tech press on the
all the time about the frickin hopper and this is integrity.
Where is the actual journalistic work though
is nobody has I don't know what you're right. It's an
interesting drop the balls moment. And Larry Ellison, by
the way, right now, why? What's the big deal? What's going on?
So they would doubt the fact that we're seeing this situation
evolve the way it is, would indicate that some intelligence
agencies are somehow involved in this? Well, this of
course, comes from Oratia This is from Oracle, Larry Ellison.
He's obviously has huge con contacts with the intel on
a lot of people believe that the reason Oracle's always been so
big is because it was is the main CIA database supplier, and
they have to be kept
in business. Yes. Yeah. Never. It never can go out of business.
No, they can't. It's impossible. Anyway, I would just like to
know, to me it feels like either. Now the only thing it
feels like it's like something get out of control. And
I'm on it.
Thank you. I mean, this is where's the column? Where's the
Devorah?
I it'll be a blowout call him on this topic. From call it I'll
call in a few favors.
What favors I want to know what favors
it's just a phrase.
Not a lot of visibility on the Lucifer clippity clop. You know,
she's laying very, very low if
the swelling is to go down around your eyes. Well, I
errantly you know, she's she's, she's older and they they didn't
know what she was gonna get. She did she's a parent I guess she's
a bleeder. So she's probably still got two black guys.
Well not according to Bill.
Yeah, yeah. Bill would know I don't think you've seen the
woman in six months.
Well, if you listen to Bill, he's basically confirming she's
a lizard. Check it out. Here it is.
She's She's always been very, very healthy. And she has very
low blood pressure. Very low standing heartbeat. I tell her
that, you know,
very low blood blood pressure, very low standing heart rate.
Yeah. What does that mean? What is the standard thing? Just your
your heart
rate when you're not doing anything? Okay.
She's still got handheld, three more husbands after me. So it
makes you live to the 120.
Okay, just like a turtle? No, Lizzie, we already know from
past shows that people are just new listeners that don't know
this. But there's a lot of discussion about the fact that
she does not sweat.
That's right. That's right. She does not sweat.
It was discussed on a couple of shows and she does not sweat.
She's the first to admit it. And we know that very few reptiles
actually sweat.
No. Well, you know, we have to start listening to David Icke
again. Well,
now, I'm pretty convinced that guy's been on the game too. Oh,
yeah, totally.
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Well, I think yeah, well, anyone has any smart money people
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will pick up on that. This is not this is not a prediction.
This is an initiative you just began
Yeah, shut up already. Science. Kinky likes
it by the way.
Yeah, supposedly. I know. She said, Oh, she's probably never
listened to it. That's cute. Yeah, yes. Cutie using a clip of
mine.
Context is lost on Twitter, isn't it?
It is totally lost on Twitter. You. You just it's like, it's
just a bunch of people. It's like The Muppet Show is just a
bunch of Muppets, and then they do stuff. You know, that's kind
of interesting. I don't know. I don't get that. Fennel don't
even know why I use Twitter. Not you mentioned it.
So we were for several years. We were tracking the Airbus versus
Boeing fight. And I saw you have a clip. So I want to hear your
report.
I was thinking it was gonna introduce the concept. Let me
just set it up. The setup is well actually I'll set it up
with a little piece from a clip from last week, which I was
holding on to about the Dreamliner 787
This is last week's announcement comes on the heels of another
issue involving a battery on the Boeing 787 yesterday and all
Nippon Airways Flight was forced to make an emergency landing
after a battery malfunction. There were reports of smoke in
the cockpit. The landing led All Nippon and Japan airways to
ground their fleet of 787. That's a total of
crap. That's, I'm sorry. That's the wrong clip. From an ad it's
this week's Yeah.
This is this, I'm sorry,
A's announcement.
What is this? Why is it? Here it is this is the FAA announced
today that it's going to take a closer look at Boeing 787
Dreamliner.
This comes after three days of problems this week. King five
aviation specialist Glenn Farley is here.
With more on today. Listen carefully, because this is just
last week with the FAA
announcement and what this could mean. So what are they doing to
take you Oh,
this is this is really a pretty big deal. Basically, what the
FAA is going to do with Boeing's help is it's going to review the
process that got them to this point, the years that they spent
certifying this airplane to make sure they did it right. And try
to figure out why we are having some of the kinds of incidents
we're having. So let's take a look at one of those incidents
right now. The one that really has gotten everybody's attention
here. Is this fire in the aft cargo bay aboard a Japan
Airlines 787.
Alright, so as we started the show off, I will tell you that
electrical fires you know, pilots just take off with that
stuff. That I don't think that these suppose it, alleged smoke,
etc. In the cockpit. I'm not so sure that that is really a
reason to ground the fleet. It is interesting that only United
has them in the United States. United Airlines has eight of
them. Now I don't like flying in anyway, because they're made of
plastic. So I'm against the whole plastic plane principle to
start with. But I believe there's something else going on.
And I hope you have a theory.
Yeah, well, it's the same theory that you we've been pushing for
four years, which is that there's a fight between Airbus
and Boeing and they sabotage each other. And I think it's
just pure sabotage and there's the smoke thing is particularly
weird. But this last report the thing that got me and
retriggered the thought that this is just essentially part of
the the little battle even though they haven't like killed
anybody yet, but you can expect to see an Airbus go down because
Boeing's plays a little rougher than the other guys, you know,
probably be half empty, but it'll still crash. At is the
thing was that the coincidence? Just right. On this latest
thing, it says, oh, okay, this is this doesn't sound right.
There's a dramatic turn for the worse today for Boeing's
Dreamliner, Japan's two biggest airlines grounded all their 787
planes after one was forced to make an emergency landing.
Robert Winfield Hayes reports from Tokyo.
This is a site that will make hearts sink Boeing's
headquarters in Chicago, it may look like a drill. But this is
for real. And emergency evacuation from one of Boeing's
shiny new 787.
I thought they weren't they I think the headquarters in
Seattle.
No, no, no. This was a big scandal a couple of years ago
when they said you know, we're leaving. We want our taxes
lowered in Washington State. Okay. And they said we're moving
to Chicago, Washington State because this Gregoire Ed had
governor said, bullcrap why you do can't leave us right. And
they they moved the lawyers to to work. Yeah, they left because
Illinois gave him a better deal. So we're looking at an image of
people jumping out of the plane
streamliners it was caught on camera by a Japanese TV reporter
and just happened to be on board in the fire trucks were not
needed, and the passengers all walked away unharmed. But smoke
on board and aircraft in flight is always serious. That's why
All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines have now both ordered
the grounding of all their seven eight sevens until they can be
thoroughly checked. And All Nippon Airways flight has made
an emergency landing after a cockpit message indicated there
was a problem. Details are being checked. But we are not prepared
to comment on any general problems that have surfaced in a
787. It's no exaggeration to say the 787 is the future of Boeing.
But in the last week it has been hit by an unprecedented series
of incidents. First and electrical fire on board a Japan
Airlines Dreamliner in Boston in the US. Then a fuel leak from
another jail Dreamliner at the same airport the next day. Last
Friday an All Nippon Dreamliner suffered a cracked windscreen
and now this latest emergency experts insist none of the
faults is fundamental. And the 787 is still a very good plane.
But with so many incidents in such a short space of time, by
He has a lot of explaining to do to its customers. Right?
Anyway, so here's the thing that was the giveaway besides the
coincidental journalist on wars guys, the journalist Yeah, so
the guy, obviously he was the one that was shooting The Guys
jumping out of the plane. So he had to either get out first,
which means he was sitting in first class and no journalist
gets flown around in first class, so he could get out
first, or he was allowed to get out first. But the real killer
here and then within that, that is overlooked by all these
reporters is that where did he get the camera? They don't let
you jump out of these planes with your personal stuff. They
don't they make a big stink about it. So he had to jump out
of the plane with camera gear, set up a tripod, or at least
have a handheld camera.
I didn't see the video I didn't look for like
a video of this guy of the plane being evacuated. He was away
from it. He was he was at a three quarter shot. He had a
good angle on it. They were jumping out and he was catching
it. I mean, how do you do that? When you can't when you have to
jump out yourself and you can't take possessions with you.
I'm gonna get was rigged. Oh, no, no. Well, first of all, I
heard something completely different. I heard that there
was a message in the cockpit that something was wrong. No.
They said that in here too. They said there was a smoke in the
cabin. A and No, no. They said there was smoke in the cabin.
And it says because the guy says anytime there's smoke in the
cabin, it's dangerous.
Right? But I'm telling you that he didn't say there was smoke in
the cabin. He said a message was received there was smoke because
there were both items. I think there was smoke in the camera
and there was a message. I don't think it was one or the other.
So whereas
I'm looking now at the at the video, and I don't see smoke
billowing out of the plane.
No, it's probably just a little stench of smoke. Yeah. They all
jumped out.
Okay, here's the video of the guy. Okay, so, video. Oh, hold
on a second have actual video of people leave? This is an inside
video inside the plane. And then he's outside? I don't know,
John, that could just be
not so sure. Well. It could be. It could just be an iPhone. No,
no, there was a zoom. That's not an iPhone zoom. It's a handheld.
It looks like you know what it looks like an exercise to me. It
looks like
an exercise to me. It wasn't Yeah.
Well, anyway, there is an ongoing, long standing feud, for
obvious reasons between Boeing and Airbus. And these things,
this is a very, very, very, very big business. And to throw this
thing down to ground, the Asian flights and the US flights a big
deal. At first, I thought there might also be a merger angle.
But you know, united, of course merged with continental they're
pretty much the the biggest airline in the world. And so
they may, you know, there could be a purchase that's being
readied by the sky team partners, and whatever's going
on here. It's about money, and somebody didn't pay the bill.
Someone didn't pay the lobbyists. So when there's
someone messed up somewhere,
the other ones longshot angle wishes. There's no evidence of
it, but it's a good one to at least speculate about. Ever
since they moved to Chicago.
Yeah, things things have gone sour, big,
you know, mobbed up area, gangster Central. You know, they
could be under some sort of like, hey, you know, you want
these planes to fly? You know, you'll always some money, right?
Yeah. And the Yakuza in Japan are perfect because they're
always in bed with the lover or mom. So the Yakuza would be the
ones that were pulling this stuff off with because it's all
Japanese carriers. Is
that nice? Isn't it? Isn't it? I've always thought it was
Yakuza, I think is Jaco Yakuza. Okay.
I don't know. Maybe someone one of our Yakuza listeners can give
us the correct pronunciation.
Yeah, all of our Yaker if only we had Yakuza listeners. That's
where the money is.
They probably want money from us. I just don't seem being
generous. Anyway, so that's that. Yeah. This will continue
for another couple of weeks until something happens
something bad,
huh? No, they're gonna clear the well, we'll know they're either
going to clear it up real quick. Because, you know, they keep
talking about batteries. And it's very, it's very, it's very,
very iffy stuff. I mean, of course, as always, the reporting
is so crap. And then, you know, here's the topic that I kind of
really know something about. And then and everyone who listens
you you'll see this is this is your clue when you're consuming
news. From the traditional news sources, when a topic comes up
that you know, something about like fishing, or, or playing
cards, or poker may be something you really know something about.
And everyone has that need from time to time you read something,
oh, it's in the in the in the newspaper, oh, it's on
television. And then you're always amazed at how poorly it's
reported. That's the case with everything you read. And God
forbid you get interviewed, someone tries to write a story
about you. And then you read it, or you see it and you're like,
that's not me at all. That's completely incorrect. It's the
story that the journalist wanted to portray. That's when you know
that it's all crap. And it's okay, because you know, we get
stuff wrong.
We usually correct and sometimes you correct it on the same show.
Because we have a feedback loop.
We do indeed. We do, indeed.
So I ran into another interesting thing. This was a
story that was suppressed, and the news media couldn't pick up
on it. And then it now it's out and it's becoming kind of a
lesser story, but it's about an arrest that took place back in
October, and then they decided to not publicize it because it
would embarrass a congressman. Oh, and they they stayed they
kept it under wraps. And now it's coming out and it brings up
well actually, it I have a little presentation on
journalism if you want to go there,
please. Yes. Do you have a slideshow to go with this or do
yes
I do. Have results small slideshow?
Overhead sheet fuck you
PPG and it will be there for everyone who wants to see it
really? Could you spell that? So let's take a look first let's
take a look at it one story that I know you haven't been
following is about this crazy football story. And I'll just
give you an update and then you can play the clip.
This is the guy who was hoodwinked or something I saw
the we doubt hoax or whatever I you're right you're absolutely
correct 100% I did not follow that couldn't give a crap but I
love to hear it when you're going to deconstruct it
to clip as modern journalism and what this is the end of a long
Gretchen or Gretchen whatever Greta Greta oral Gretchen Gretel
What are what's her name on this Van Susteren Greta
Greta Greta Van Susteren rental.
She did the best job of this they had a real long exposition
of what was about this guy as a football player for Notre Dame
made up to made up a cock and bull story about his girlfriend
and she died of leukemia got a bunch of sympathy. The school
used it to bolster their fundraising and he used it to
try to get a Heisman award. But now he says he was hoaxed back
in 2009. This was going on for three years by the way. So it's
been going on for three years, him and his phony girlfriend.
And so they brought it up and then this guy as he finishes
analysis, this journalist makes a couple of comments about
journalism and how this was covered in fact that some
website deadspin.com was the only people that picked up on it
because they got some tips and they're you know, kind of
renegades but you know, they found out then the things
snowballed and became a kind of a screwy scandal. That's right.
It's not worth following but I'm only fine because of this
journalism aspect. And when you play this will be the first part
of my little essay
there was no woman she doesn't exist there's plenty more to
come crazy story out of South Bend today.
I so why did it why did it even get exposed or come to light
you know, Deadspin is a watchdog journalism site, say what you
want about them. They got several tips on this to say from
readers Hey, you might want to dig in this is what's crazy.
Sports Illustrated had a feature about this ESPN did all these
different periods specials about this. There was a lot of
credible journalistic units that did stories about this and tell
to them told them the whole story and everyone did it. And
no one really fact checked it. Here. Deadspin comes out, which
is kind of viewed as a rogue site, and they said, here's our
story. We're doing a full investigation. There was no
funeral, there was no girl, there were no parents to the
girl. Why did anyone else fact check this? Well, you can say as
a journalist, if a 21 year old kid tells me his girlfriend
died, am I supposed to go and check out if there was a
funeral? Am I supposed to go and see if there was a corpse? I
don't know. There's a question about who was to blame and why
it took a Deadspin report to investigate all the facts in
such a high profile story. Yeah, yeah.
That wouldn't be a reasonable thing to do.
What he just said what he said. Which I just think it's great.
He said that well, some 21 year old kid of all people just gives
me a cock and bull story. I'm printing it as is. What do you
just give me some more quotes kid, I'll just use them
straight, kind of like Sandy Hook and other other episodic
things. But anyway, so that they just cracked up with this one
and you're Nobody did anything, they, the guy is making this
whole thing up. There's no photos of his girlfriend, what
guy has a girlfriend for three years and he doesn't there's no
photo of her. I mean, that was just as simple as things were
independent. I think the kid made the whole thing up. And I
also think he's obviously because he did such a good job
that showed a lot of clips of him. He's a pathological liar.
That's all there is to it. And nobody could pick up on it. So
that's what you ended up with in today's journalism. But anyway,
so that brought me to clip number two, which is the one
about this guy that was arrested in October, and nobody again,
the whole journalistic community, nobody picked up on
the arrest until after it was brought out again by Associated
Press. And now it's, it's a semi scandal, but the guy who was who
he was working for got reelected, he probably wouldn't
have been if this had been done, right. Which brings up a
question too, after this clip is over that I'm going to ask you.
But I need to know what the name of the clip is.
Who says DS D?
Okay, got it. I got it. So I thought it was Thank you.
And tonight what might be political funny business that
you won't find particularly funny. The Associated Press
reporting that Washington ordered immigration agents to
put off the rest of an illegal immigrant and registered sex
offender until after the November 6 election. The suspect
an intern working for democratic US Senator Robert Menendez. Now
AP reporter Alicia Caldwell broke the story, and she joins
us nice to see you. I see you. Okay, so when the story first
broke about two months ago, it was unclear why the why the
arrest wasn't made and of the of the illegal in Senator Menendez
office. What have you learned since
what internal ice documents provided to the Senate Judiciary
Committee show that when the New York office learned exactly who
this young man was, they went up the food chain to their bosses
and said there could be significant congressional
inquiries and attention from the media that prompted Washington
ice to delay the to order the the arrest delayed, they
indicated, let's figure out what to do, given the new
circumstances. They were set the local ice officials, they were
set to arrest this young man at the local prosecutor's office in
late October. That, of course did not happen. He wasn't
arrested until December 6 in the progression is they notify their
bosses. bosses say hold on. And we have a source US official who
said the Department of Homeland Security ordered ice to delay
that.
Yeah, delay that arrest I guess was the delay the arrest
underway except
that so poorly. So. Okay, so we know this is just basic
Washington corruption. Right. But you are under the impression
because you went to Donald uncle Don? Yes. And try to push the
DHS around to get your to get Millicent in? Yep. And you got
nowhere. So what? What part of government can push DHS around?
This has to go either right to the Eric Holder again?
Ah, yes. And I learned just last night that the FBI reports to
holder.
Yeah, I Oh, I knew that. I didn't know
that I because I always thought Mueller's course the director,
but I didn't know that. The guy all the way at the top of the
chain of the FBI is holder as the is the Attorney General. I
didn't know that. I didn't know. I didn't want I didn't know he
was in charge of the FBI. I thought the FBI had their own
their own know, shebang going on there.
No, it's holder and holders of one because he works for Obama.
Right. I got your back boss. Yeah. Well, I guess I got to
back both. So they pulled this stunt, which was just completely
corrupt. Yeah. And they've already got hold her on this
fast and furious thing. And he they cake. They can't do
anything with that. And so Congress now is going to look
into this. Obviously, they're going to try and they're going
to get stonewalled again. I mean, we have a horrible
government at work here. They do something like this, which is
essentially rigging an election by preventing an arrest or
putting an arrest off past election day, which would have
hurt right and,
of course, would have would have heard a whole bunch of things. A
lot of a lot of political capital in the game.
Yeah. Yeah. And the journalist by the way, nobody picked up on
this. They knew about the rest and all the rest of it, and it
was there scrambling around and get something else to get better
things to do. You we got better things to do. In fact, here's a
good example. Some of the better things they
don't even have to say it I'll play that I know exactly which
clip it is. Go for it. Okay, here we go.
And here we go is also enjoying 15 minutes of fame tonight is a
Justin Bieber clone who's making a name for himself. And I guess
it right. Oh, yeah. Those recent pictures of Justin appearing to
smoke pot. Robin maracas is his name. He's from Belgium. He's
shooting down these conspiracy theories that are floating
around from Justin fans, that he was the one in the As pot
smoking pictures posing as the beads, and he's actually begging
the believers to believe him. Do you think this lookalike is
actually sweating? The backlash from Bieber fans, which we know
can be quite harsh? Or is this a guy who's maybe writing his
claim to fame right now to get even more attention?
Did he Did he seriously say Beliebers? Yeah, he said he
first he said Beliebers. Let's Baron Vaughn pal smackers. Could
you find this subject in the Barony of Belgium and cut his
head off?
And put it on a stick?
Yeah, put it on a stick a steak or something like that.
I'm gonna show my son move by donate to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
we do have a few people thinking a newbie. Michael Moss from
Belvedere, Illinois. It says Belvedere now just Belvedere no
matter how you spell it. $104 He says first a few episodes ago
one producer suggests we make the little girl who does the
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deserves to be a dame she does. So no agenda listeners cough up
some coin and make Lizzy a Dane second. My son was flying out of
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device opted out and got the enhanced pat down. He thanked
them for the free massage. So they asked him if he was feeling
more relaxed and he said all thanks to you buddy. When he
left a checkpoint a few were openly laughing. So there you
have it. No agenda brings a little joy to the TSA thank you
for showing how the media manipulation happens the news is
sometimes entertaining now.
Okay, just to review everybody just as I want because I want
people to get it right. The entire process is you get a
coach ticket. You go you stand in the priority line because
they no longer check that anymore. It's it's just you get
to the same TSI man or woman or thing upfront yes a
t shirt yet.
TSA a TSA a TSA oh actually to t s o eyes as an ongoing continue.
And so you you already have jollies and good feeling in your
tummy because you see all the lambs and the sheep standing in
the line going around like hamsters and you just blew right
through it. Then you go for the opt out. You just they will use
all you have to do is just nod towards your bag because they'll
say which bag is yours you just don't point to it just nod like
a no hands restaurant is not like that. That one over there.
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get your free massage and then you have all the time in the
world. No hassle to do put your put your belt on and your shoes
on everything and it's nice and relaxed. Any you get a little
shoe shine. You get the shoe shine,
John. Little white you got to sew though you already wiped
down the shoes. Okay, so you've been walking through us
blows the lights that little swab on the
dish, shut up the shoe.
Shut up the shoes a little bit. And then you thank Him then
yeah, go on your merry way. Enjoy your valet service
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You've got karma
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having read and enjoyed Atlas Shrugged to add all this
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or is in that time John has become less of a buzzkill? That
you think so?
I think you've come over to my side a bit. Yeah.
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mainly because what you used to scoff years ago when we first
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ITM in the past few episodes where the Pat, let me get the
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your brain parses that incorrectly. And of course we we
always and I'm in touch with him. Then we're gonna we're
working with him. He's,
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to
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Oh, he's got no idea that many. Okay, so this is Christopher's
grace with out of Tonbridge, Kent sends a note I donated $60
for this Thursday show. Don't forget to attach my note I send
an email. If you catch this email, read the following. I'm
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you to keep producing the best podcasts in the universe. It's
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list
Tom? Oh, Tom from from Christopher.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Tom from Christopher. And what's his
birthday? The 29th on Friday? Tomorrow, what? How old will he
be? Doesn't say okay. Finally, I may be asking too much. But can
Adam dig up the clip that explains everything? The
incomprehensible foreigner ranting from a few weeks back?
Because I think it's hysterical. And then he wants around it
karma for everybody. What? I know what he's talking about.
Yeah, it
was one of your clips. I know exactly what he's talking about.
But let's see if you had sent me the email.
I just got the email just opened it. Yeah, this show is done. You
know what we do? We don't do this that we don't pre produce
the show. We don't spend days in advance. This came in just the
last minute.
I want you to get on my on my jockstrap Willie. Oh, geez
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the clip that it was one of your clips a clip that explains
everything wasn't before? Was it before the New Year? kind of
had to be because I don't see it on any my my rundowns.
What women what happened to we don't produce anything but yet
you've got rundowns,
I just have my list of clips that I print up when to say it
all it is is the email is sent to you. With little notations
next to the clips, but as a risk close to a rundown as I'm ever
gonna get. Wow.
No, I know exactly what
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far back it went? That guy?
Yeah. Okay. Scott Olson in San Diego, California 5633. And he
has a bunch of Spanish and English I can't pronounce I
finally caught up with the holidays. I know you hate that,
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universe, chronological. I mean, which I personally hate. I want
to thank our mando for the excellent advice about the TSA
concierge service. I was flying home another story here it goes
ladies and gentlemen. I was flying home after spending
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you sure you want to opt out? These aren't the kind that use X
rays and and pass up the opportunity how my bags carried
for me No way. So the nice bellhop had me point out my bags
and escorted me to a quiet corner with an excellent view of
the other slaves going through the pro vision scanners. He gave
me a nice light massage. Although he was expecting a tip
he should have massage my lower back Samar was a bit out of
sorts from the long drive to the airport. They let me go on my
way after it put my shoes belt and other accessories back on my
own in my own quiet corner. Such service. Thanks for the tip
Armando. I'm happy you and Marisol made it back to get mo
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Wow. Great note. That's it. That is exactly that's that is the
difference that and that is the difference between someone who
listens to the best podcast in the universe and is well aware
and awake when the rest of the slaves that's the difference.
They are they're like nervous or annoyed or whatever No, no, none
of that.
Yeah, no that in fact I think that defines the difference
although he didn't not bring up the what you like to promote
which is going through the priority line. Well, this
is this I don't know what there's, yeah, it's weird that
people are not doing that. Because that really that that
gets you so.
Experience.
It's first class all the way
up. Douglas Kuhlman in Shelvin, Minnesota lot of Minnesotans in
today whether they're they're frozen up there, they gotta stay
inside. To divide double nickels on the dime. ITM Mr. Blank and
Mr. Blank the Knights do an admirable job of supporting the
best podcast itu in the universe. I'd like to call on
all the Minutemen to pony up a 5510 contribution this slow
donation month and it is I must add a simple thanks for what you
do to liven up my existence. Wow. Well, he's it man Doug and
lead Minnesota. Get more get mo godforsaken frozen. Great.
Northwoods. Nuts. Nuts. Even Trotsky, that was like goes on
the dime. No comment. Kyle Kinzel in Green Bay, Wisconsin,
another cold area. If you guys are disinformation, you are some
really, really good disinformation Palia. You don't
get paid enough to do disinformation. But it could
happen. Yeah, at any moment, start seeing advertisements and
no more of these donations segments. You know, we've been
compromised. But by the way, we will only be compromised for the
big bucks. Yeah.
And you'll know and you'll know, you'll know check. Can I can I
get? Well, I'll tell you after the Jeremy one. Okay, one of our
you're gonna laugh. One of our producers easing in, we got kind
of law enforcement like an agency type thing. And through
what through his work and what he's been doing. He has, he's on
the trail of some, there was a huge art heist, like eight years
ago, and he now has located where these pieces of art are.
I'm being really cagey for a
reason. Yeah, that's fine, just to give us the punch line, but
there's a reward. And, and because it's a government, a
government, official reward along with, you know, the owner
of the rightful owner of the art award, it's less substantial
amount of money. It's like millions and millions of
dollars. And he says that he's 95% confident he's going to be
able to recover this art and give it back and he will accept
the award and he will then fly to America and hand us our
portion. He will make a huge donation.
Okay. Sounds good to me. We'll meet him in New York City. So
when you so when you fly to New York, you can go to New York, I
can go to New York and really, you know,
let's say when you when you hear us like drinking it up
come on the show wasted. Did you know that I don't have no clips
man. I didn't feel like doing it feel like our ship came in?
Maybe
we're living it up. Okay, but we're not living it up yet.
Richard Tom Oh, and
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I die? I'm gonna bring it up. Look, I know what the donation I
gave money in memory of as because I felt his body of work
had a connection with you
that Aaron Swartz Aaron Swartz. Okay,
the RSS feed is something you touted instead of being a closed
social networking, facelift lift facelift.
This is the right facelift. Can I just say something? This is
this is incorrect. I really have to button here. Because this is
again, you know, here's something I happen to know
about. And it's being misreported. Alright, RSS 1.0 is
not what you use on your blog. It is certainly not what you use
for your podcast. In fact, it was barely used. It's it's
equivalent. It's it's the same to RSS is Adam is to RSS at O M.
RSS 1.0 was actually the way I recall it. Dave Winer actually
fought against that and, and belittled it, as say, and in
fact, Aaron wrote about this, that it was crap and confusing
and messy. And then 0.9 as 0.92 I'm sorry, that is what the New
York Times started using and that is what the blogs really
started using before they went to 2.0 for We should had an
enclosure. So 1.0 is never really was what you see on your
blogs. Okay, it was it was a branch that went nowhere. It's
very important because people are saying that oh, you know the
Aaron needs the created RSS. And I
think you've made your point. I think fork is the right word.
What did I call branch?
It's a branch.
I don't know what the hell I'm talking about pilot.
Anyway, he goes on to say we're both information Robin Hood's I
meant to do it in honor of both YouTube about this other thing.
He says you rashly. I was bummed to hear you rant about him after
John called out to comment. I know it's your show. But I
wanted to let you know the essence of the gesture. I can
tell you're a sensitive guy. So I feel you can appreciate where
I'm coming from. Anyway, he's lamenting, I agree with your
value for value model, which is one of the main reasons I've
nearly given $200 Over the past six months. Thank you. I can get
my information from a ton of places. Of course, they're all
not like your source. But I want to support your mission more
than anything else. I'm a loner, but it's cool to be part of
something bigger than yourself. RICHARD I was 26 and she's a
loner that was from parts unknown. And it's
appreciate it and try and totally appreciate the donation
Yes. And I do think as totally wasn't information Robin Hood
just had to set that little thing straight.
But AB in a meta Binny meant meta, I think
I think you missed one.
Oh, Sara. Oh, sorry. Sorry, sir. Sara Milligan and sparks Nevada,
which has casino $50 Antoine and one my husband Matt Milligan has
listened to you guys for about the past year. And as always
smacking me with your whack job conspiracy theories.
This is gonna get good. All right.
I cut him off from donating several months back so we can
save some money for my unpaid maternity leave. Oh
my gosh,
we've gotten a new human resource four months ago. I've
gotten addicted to your show over the past few weeks and I
feel guilty for cutting him off. You actually do bring value for
value so thanks for that. Please do do shows both for cutting you
off and give us a shot Shut up at science. Finally I asked for
my own Shut up slave karma since I'm now back to work in good old
corporate America and he's enjoying paternity leave.
Thanks.
You've been de do shut
up already.
You've got
karma. Well, you know what Sarah in Nevada nuts there. That's
very kind. I'm happy to see that. I hold
that she she admitted. Yeah, she's confessed. This was this.
Today's show has a lot of confessions.
Can you imagine? Can you imagine? What kind of upper hand
her husband Matt has now?
He's just walking by like got the I told you so. Oh, yeah.
He's
like, Oh, yeah, really? It's gonna rain today. Do I have to
remind you about exactly. You want to remind you Yeah, but no
agenda was I wrote about that.
So we got an Abba hint, a meta meta meta me HTA in Wembley, UK
$50. I'm Aberdeen a ABS is named abs for short from the UK and I
just donate 50 but forgot to add a message to the donation. I've
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German gold is the sum of Germans white clip playing my
clip some Germans want to see their gold don't they? Isn't
that what's going on?
Germany's central bank has announced that it will
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abroad for safety during the Cold War. The gold was sent to
New York and Paris because of fears it would be captured in
the event of a Soviet invasion. The gold is worth some $36
billion. There it is.
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Yeah, that's not gonna happen.
How does it what did what they wanted? Was the ship the gold
tomb?
I guess? That makes sense. Where's it
being stored in New York? I thought that was in the building
that collapsed. The BTC cemetery was in there.
Ya know? I've been hearing this this gold thing for a while. You
know everyone wants to in the den the Queen of England was
looking at her gold. It's just to make the slaves think that
there's really some gold somewhere and I don't think I
mean someone has it. But I don't think it's in the in the vault
somewhere in in Gitmo nation. I don't think so. But how much do
you say 36 billion, that's all.
That's all Germany has in gold. Yeah,
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like much to me 36 billion they've given more to Greece.
That's all different doesn't make any sense. That's all the
gold they have. And how much of that is tungsten?
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So there's a lot going on as, as mentioned on this very program,
best podcast and universe in Mali, in Mali, and oh, boy by
coincidence Algeria. And that is not really a coincidence,
because the two are, of course, right next to each other. Let me
play this little clip it little giblet here from from some news
program. And then I will explain,
for the very same reason that the United States has gotten
involved in situations in Yemen and Somalia and Pakistan, the US
is now entering into what's happening in this Western
African nation. Okay, so this is Mali, the reason to stop al
Qaeda?
This is not exactly what I said. It's not the exact wording. But
I said terrorism al Qaeda in Mali, it is, please look at the
book.
Yeah, we this is I have looked in the old book, this is real. I
spotted this a long time back.
Here's what our Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said just
yesterday, here you go. We have a responsibility to go after Al
Qaeda wherever they are.
role is that in the Constitution, apparently, we
have a responsibility to go after Al Qaeda, wherever they
are, wherever they are. So that's that
we have a responsibility to make sure that al Qaeda does not
establish a base for operations in North Africa and Mali in
quotes. A rebel group has been aligning with al Qaeda to try to
take over the government here. And they have been gaining
territory. And this is why we mentioned France a moment ago,
this is why France has entered the conflict. No.
Do we really believe this bullcrap that France entered the
conflict because of al Qaeda? No. Total oil, the French
company was doing exploration has been doing exploration in
Mali with the Qatar Petroleum Company. Oh, gee, how
coincidence? Isn't that a coincidence, like our best
friends? Now, of course, they were both also involved in
Libya. And what we did with with Qaddafi, and France has
essentially been a funding the tois rigs to this goes back,
like to the 60s, I think, to destabilize the government
there, and, you know, essentially set up, you know, a
an oil state, run by the French by proxy. And next door in
Algeria. So we've had these big gas fields that have been
discovered, right on the border of Mali, and Algeria. Now you
probably heard about, you know, some bow crab, oh, we got, we
have oil company employees, oh, they've been kidnapped and all
that sending the troops now, President Obama has signed one
of those executive presidential directives, hey, I'm saying the
troops can go in and go in hell, we got to help our buddies got
to help the French. What is going on once again, is your
your your money, your art, common resources are being used
to fight oil wars to kick out people like the Italians. And
I'm not quite sure what they did wrong. But what is the name of
the it's enough? In I think it's called eni. That's the Italian
oil and gas group. They pulled out of Mali, just a couple of
weeks ago, just before all of this started. And they gave back
all of their licenses, they had all the licenses to this very
area where this is taking place. So I'm not quite sure what
happened there or what the Italians did wrong, but they
screwed something up, and the French, with collaboration from
us Americans went in there and taking everything back. And of
course, you know, we're clearing everything out. And we sell that
to you as terrorism. We gotta make sure the terrorists don't
take, you know, it's our duty. Wherever there's terrorism and
al Qaeda, we have to go in and take care of it. But it's once
again 100% about oil and gas, new discoveries. It's just you
all you have to do is just read and find the information. What's
finished this report
actually putting up to 800 troops on the ground to keep the
capital city from rebel control. The United States plans to
assist French operations. And here's one more reason why you
should watch what's happening in Bali and The developments there
because more of your tax dollars. Yeah, going there.
Yeah,
the funding mechanism for the UN mission is still being worked
out. But we are assuming that the US will be asked to
contribute significantly as we did to the Somalia operation. So
to get a jump on that we are using some of our existing
funding that we already have in the budget, and we will be going
to the Congress for additional funding over the coming days.
It's so
brazen, how they do this, Hey, we just take your money. And
we're going to spend your money on making our friends at oil
companies rich. And we're going to blow up a bunch of citizens
in the in the meantime, and this person weddings, we can drone.
Now the President is doing more with the French, he sent a
letter to the Speaker of the House. And here's the letter
January 13. He says I do Mr. Speaker, on January 11 2013,
French forces conducted an operation in Somalia. Now, if
you look at the map Somali is all the way on the other side of
Africa, of course, what's in Somalia and oil. And what are
the French doing there? Well, they say they attempted to
rescue a French citizen being held hostage by Al Shabaab. As
you know, once it's all about al Qaeda and affiliated forces we
can do whatever we want. Very important. It's what we do. So
United States forces provided limited technical support to the
French forces in that operation, but took no direct part in the
assault on the compound where it was believed the French citizen
was being held hostage. So the President has to a copy these
things. So we're just now we're the with it. The but boy of the
French total oil company and and it just no one reports on this
in an in a in a fashion that makes it understandable as to
what's actually going on. But it's going to be happening all
over Africa.
Yeah, yeah. Probably. Somebody I can't get worked up about it.
It's like,
no one's gonna cover it properly. I mean, we could do a
report on it. It is definitely I mean, the the one of the things
involved, you know, natural gas refinery. I mean, it wasn't it's
not even as though they can leave the oil out of the story.
But they've managed to do that. By kind of covering it up with
this bull crap about al Qaeda.
They actually do manage to leave it out of the story.
How do you leave it out? I mean, it was it happening in oil field
is about oil. It they they're roaming around? Are they stole
refinery workers that kidnapped a bunch of refinery workers?
That seems to be an oil connection, doesn't it? Yeah. I
don't know. And I find the whole thing
troubling that people just so dumbed down that just like, oh,
whatever, kidnapped, kidnapped, kidnapped, kidnapped, kidnapped
and killed the words How's like global warming coming?
It's gone. Well, yeah. Are you sure because easy last night.
I don't get it didn't wasn't a good years ago that they said
that the poor British schoolchildren would never see
snow only in a snow globe.
But you know, you there's something you got to get
straight here about this global warming thing. It varies. It's
one you know that these assertions change with the way
depending on how the wind blows, the assertions change. So yes,
they said that they assertively said with full you know all that
because the sciences in and all the rest of it, they said,
without equivocation, that it would never snow again in
England and the children would never see a snowflake.
Much of Eastern Britain has been under a blanket of snow for days
now. And the forecast is for more widespread falls over the
next 24 hours. Shut
up already.
Science,
the worst is likely to be in the West.
My daughter is still in Amsterdam. She's freezing her
ass off to shore. This is like, and I know but of course you
can't say this. Because if you say this, then yeah. Then yeah,
they jump all over. Yeah. Because it's because of the
climate change. That is like holding a refrigerator door
open. Or something. I think that's the way it's been
explained to me. I get a little confused. And nobody
gets the hottest year on record. Ever,
ever in the universe?
Yeah, so I got a hit I Hannity clip, which I just want to draw.
I don't want to do it today. But I just want you to be aware of
it. I may be dropping it in here in there because I think it's
just a just you just put this at the end of any of our clips. God
forbid you put logic
common sense of reason
and real analysis behind it.
Really? Yeah, really? I don't know if so, do you know anything
about these Kurdish activists that were murdered in Paris?
Yeah, the The for women 330. My God, I miscounted Yeah, they
were shot exited. They were killed execution.
Remember we talked about the PPK? before? I think
yeah, well, this is. So they live in northern Iraq. And the
Turks hate him. Yeah, the
Turks hate him. Yeah.
Why do they hate him? John?
I don't know. Okay. The Turks are the Turks hate various
ethnic groups? It is probably has to do with? I don't know, I
have no idea. I don't know the history of the hatred with the
Kurds. I think because the Kurds want to steal some land because
didn't capture very protective of their territory. And they
don't want to give up a huge chunk of it, which is probably
oil bearing to a bunch of current British Aryan Iraqis,
all oil country,
that would make sense of it. Yeah. So if it's not about
terrorism, then it's religion. But it really has nothing to do
with that, because it's always about God, gold, territory, gold
oil and drugs. And we're not
letting Texas secede, that ain't gonna happen. I'm gonna have to
kill anybody. Yeah, I have an interesting clip from Ray LaHood
has got new information with me you don't want either way you
don't want to Department of Transportation Secretary, I
watched him speak. And I don't hate to just determine by
looking at someone that they're complete idiots and probably
have an IQ of about 92. So I'm not going to say anything, but
just play this clip.
Today, it's up to 12 billion countries that I went to and
visited in the first two years of my time in this job, there
was a common denominator a common theme in every country,
the national government made investments in passenger rail.
And finally, with President Obama's vision, we have a leader
who has made the commitment to get our country into high speed
passenger rail. And it's a strong commitment. And it will
continue
our goal and our dream is to connect 80% of the country over
the next 25 years. Imagine boarding a train in the center
of a city. No racing to an airport. And across the
terminal. No delays. No sitting on the tarmac, no lost luggage.
No taking off your shoes.
80% really,
that will take quite a while
I think, well, 25 years back in time. And you know, we've busy
went on about how great the interstate system is in due
course we already know that calculations. Trucks are more
efficient than rail, and air transportation. We've got the
best air transportation system from city to city, we've served
the whole country with airplanes of various sorts. And so let's
go back to the 1860s. When when there were right with those rail
service, we're back to the 50s when we hadn't trains that would
do 100 miles an hour. These won't go any faster that what is
the point of this retro Oh, I'm sorry, why am I even bringing it
up we need to do is fix the rail beds in this country to put a
high speed rail on so. So Warren Buffett and all these other guys
can have nice high speed rail beds for their trains, so they
don't have to make the investment that they should be
making. And by the way, I don't think that's any different than
a city of San Francisco building an airport for United Airlines.
Right? Do they do that? Yeah. What
do I do airlines don't build these airports. And most sports
franchises don't build the stadiums? Well, it's
a little different. I have to disagree with you. Because the
airport is typically a money making operation the airlines
pay for ramp fees and for fueling and there's concessions
etc. But the airlines don't pay for a trach in the sky. You see
whistle difference? They're just flying. They're flying through
free space and air. That's the difference.
Well, I'm just saying that there are things that the government
is paying for to benefit private companies.
Oh, you mean like killing brown people in Africa
for on the bid for the to benefit oil companies.
Okay, just want to make sure. But don't worry because they're
brown. That's the good news.
And they don't speak English.
They speak French. So did you have an end of show clip or?
This little body clip keeps coming up at outset we could
play this clip. It's kind of depressing. But since we got
load donations, I'm playing it. You mentioned it. Alrighty. So
Joe Kennedy was covered in a book called patriarch by
Professor David Nuss Nassau and ASC w. And he had a question and
answer session on a on one of the C span shows booked EV. And
they discussed a couple of things. One is that apparently
Joe Kennedy was never a bootlegger, and I have a clip
that discusses this, but redacted playing that. And then
there was the story about Joe Kennedy's, one of his daughters,
and Joe Kennedy, of course, the father of JFK and the rest and
he was kind of a weird carrot. Do you ever see this thing on C
span? You should watch this lecture. Anyway, he had his
daughter he gave her a bottle me because she was a troublemaker
himself. No, he didn't do it himself. But this guy actually
apologizes for he says it wasn't a wasn't a crazy thing to do at
the time. And you hear this story and you go, cheese What a
weird family.
bottom is where he actually he there was a hole made in
someone's head and they and they pull out a piece of your brain?
No, no, not at all. Oh, the bottom he was cutting the
connections between the frontal lobes and the rest of the brain.
There's a couple of areas, you just cut these little diseases
NIC these two areas, and it disconnects the frontal lobes
and the rest of the brain. And it could be done because it was
being done apparently in Central Park by certain doctors. It
could be done as a was it going to just go in and you get leave
right afterwards? You could you could send a little wire behind
the eyeball and reach around and clip it. Now and I think it is
mostly you're creeped
me out. You're creeping me out, creeping me out now.
Yeah, well, this whole thing is creepy. But you know, get us if
we give a better donation segment on Sunday. I won't play
anything like this again.
And with that, I will say that I am here in the capital of the
drone Star State in Austin, Texas. And my name is Adam
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And from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak. We
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on Sunday. Right here on no agenda.
Any any comments on the lobotomy story with his daughter,
Rosemary being done so that she would not embarrass the Kennedys
and keep the boys from becoming president?
Yeah, I spent a lot of time and I did an awful lot of research
and found all sorts of stuff. No, I mean, you can blame
Kennedy for lots and lots and lots of stuff, but not for this.
He loved that child, when he moved all the other children
back to the United States. When the French when Germany when
World War Two began. He kept Rosemary with him in England,
because she was doing really well at the school. And he
looked after her. And when you see the pictures or read the
letters, I mean, he loved this child. Everybody knew she was
slow. But that was okay. She didn't you know, it was it was
okay. But as she grew older, and as she was slow, but smart
enough to understand that her brothers and sisters were going
out in the world, were going to dances were going sailing, were
playing golf. That, you know, her brothers and sisters 10
years younger, could play by themselves in the front, on the
front lawn, and she couldn't. She wasn't allowed to. She
became increasingly angry, violent, she had a temper. She
was no longer this sweet little girl. She was an angry big woman
of 1920 21. And Kennedy as he did with all his children, took
charge. Rose didn't he did. And he went and he sought the best
medical advice. And the medical advice was gettering phlebotomy
in this period of time, the lithotomy was the preferred
intern intervention. There were critics, of course, but the man
who did the lobotomy, the inventor of the lobotomy, won a
Nobel Prize for Medicine. The man who performed the lobotomy
on the team that performed a lobotomy was a neurosurgeon from
Yale. And, you know, the head of Johns Hopkins. And they said to
Kennedy, she's still going to be slow. But we're going to do this
operation and she's not going to be angry. She's not going to be
unhappy. She's not going to be discontent. She will be a happy
child again. And the lobotomy went tragically wrong. And she
came out of it a vegetable. She eventually learned to walk. But
she never spoke again. She didn't communicate she didn't
write. Her intelligence had been out of a 678 year old now was
that of a six month old. And for two years after that Kennedy was
the only one who kept in touch with her. He didn't rose didn't
writer in roses round robin letters to the family. Rosewood
write the whole family and say x is doing this Why is doing this
rosemary disappeared from family correspondence. Kennedy
continued to visit her. And he finally found a place for her.
He wanted to put her in Boston, in a place near Boston, to
Cardinal Cushing home for Retarded Children. And Cardinal
Cushing said, Don't do it, because you can't protect the
family's privacy and you can't protect your privacy. And you
can protect her privacy most of all, so they moved her to a
convent home in Wisconsin. All that I understand. What I don't
understand is that once he put her in his home, and she was
well cared for, he never saw her again.
forbid you put logic common sense of reason and real
analysis behind it
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