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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Thursday, April
18 2013. Time for your Gitmo nation media assassination
episode 505. This is no agenda. grabbing my suspicious package
with my left hand here in the travel sites find out where so
cool new smartphone Austin Tejas, truly the capital of the
drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where again, I have nothing
really clever to Sam, John C. Dvorak.
You should you should try it though. I mean,
you've heard it you've heard my attempts. That's kind of makes
them
nice. But when you point out the obvious, it's disappointing.
The obvious that's what we do on this show.
The second let me state do you have the Red Book deck? Could
you just put an entry in one? Okay, just I need you to put
something in. I'm gonna do that.
Okay, let me get to the right page. I date the pages and I
haven't did actually have to open the Setup yet for 1820 13.
Okay, go.
unicorns and rainbows will populate the earth.
Okay, I won't write any more than that. You and I'm done.
Right, Miss Mickey? making a fool of me. No, no, no, no, no,
Miss Mickey specifically asked me if I could put something
beautiful and nice in the Red Book.
Do you? Oh, that's the dolphins.
What about the dolphins? I don't remember the dolphin red book.
Well, if you got the unicorns and you got
butterflies better for butterflies. She's so angry.
She's so angry. Why do you guys put nasty stuff in this red book
and it comes true. She just put something nice in it for once.
Let me take you back two weeks in time.
Did he JC sitting in the room kibitzing up put something nice
in here. And John and Adam will get a million dollars? Oh, yeah.
Yeah. From million dollar donation. Donation. Yeah. For
the end of the year.
Okay. Very nice. Each, each each. There you go now? Well,
there's a red book wasted. Let me take you back in time, John,
as we go back to Episode 500, a broadcast on these very interweb
IP addresses on March 31 2013. To a little over two weeks ago.
Here's what I'm worried about, though, John. So we so there's
two things we have this with this gun thing is not working.
It's just not working? And it's just it's, yeah, they're gonna
Well, slowly, we're gonna get to the you're crazy. And therefore
you can't have a gun. You can't drive. You can't be on the
street. You can't be around children. You can't have
alcohol, you can just basically stay indoors and be crazy with
your walker.
I watched a lot of TV and buy seeds.
Yeah, and Morse code all you can. And then you take into you
know, like a North Korea like, Oh, we're gonna bomb Austin.
Haha. And of course, you know, no one's buying this anymore,
which means they're gonna have to light something off pretty
soon. That's the part that makes no, yeah, that's what I
were within two years. What did you say? You think it's gonna be
in the next two weeks? Or?
We were talking about that? Yeah, yeah. And worries me. You
know, now I gotta light something off to remind people
that it can be really
dangerous out there.
We came within a day. That's pretty frightening
27 Next? Well,
but here's, here's the part that really bothered me because I
didn't even go because I knew we did kind of look at this
timeframe. Really, in regards to something that seems to pop up.
And we kind of know that every six weeks the FBI has to justify
their existence with some form of CAPTCHA, and usually it's,
you know, it's like, oh, we thwarted this. Oh, we got the
guy just in time. We infiltrated the group, we set up this Patsy,
but we specifically hear talks about them lighting something
off, that it just wasn't working. And all these Patsy
stories were working. And lo and behold, something really got set
off. And that that I have to say, freaked me out even a
little bit. Because it's so you know, it's so predictable.
Wow, the predictability of it is a little I would say, at some
point. They're gonna have to change it up. Yeah. Well, that
also, you know, what comes into play here. And I just, somebody
sent me a note about the 33 meme. And they suggested a
couple of things. And I started thinking about it. And now I'm
starting to think a little more about it. And so I'm looking at
it He mentioned that 33 actually could be referring to, to Harry
Truman, it's one of our producers, because Truman was
the 33rd. President, okay, and he's the one and Truman is the
one who established the security state that we're currently in.
He set up the CIA, Allen Dulles, John Foster Dulles, that whole
era, NATO and all these things that were created were created
during Truman's administration. They were taken to an extreme
years later, but they that's where it all began. And so now,
you know, he says, maybe it's a tribute to a tip of the hat. You
know, and I thought that it can't be it. So I'm looking
around, I'm thinking, Well, what is 33 and police code 33. And
police code is a code 33 it generally means emergency, stay
off the air, don't, the only thing you can do is has to be
emergency related. You state you have to be off the radio
essentially. Okay. It says, you know, if you're if you're code
33, you can't be gassing on the radio with a dispatcher. You
have to just stay off the air. Well, that's kind of what you
know, you get with these, with these, when you see 33 Show up
and I ran into two interesting uses. And so I started searching
for 33 on all the things that have been going on. There's lots
of references to 33 In the end, very interesting ones that seem
to be slipped in by editors on certain news sources,
essentially that Oakland Tribune article about the Yeah, about
West Texas. Let me
look. No, no, no, that's the other one. That's the Reuters
report. Oh, I'm sorry. Which one is this one that was shipped
earlier in the week. It says it's a Chicago Tribune article.
And very clear, they mentioned the guy's name, and then they
give his age 33. Yes. Oh, yes. I did see that. Absolutely. Now,
and that was kind of out of the blue. Because there was other
people mentioned the article, no ages were mentioned, except for
this one guy. 33. A. And he did so I looked him up. And you
could find him if you did enough research. I didn't want to go
get carried away and actually fly out. But I did enough
research to find his address in Massachusetts.
What do you do send them a telex? No, I have some
resources to find addresses. So I found his address. And then I
looked it up on Google Maps and there's nothing there.
I mean, like it was, it's like an empty lot.
Is, is it just a forest? Okay, so, okay, well, this guy's I
don't know what the deal is with this guy. But they put them in
his article 33, which seems to me that means that I'm thinking
it means like a just as an intelligence operation. Shut up,
stay, stay calm, go do something else. Perhaps. I didn't think
much of until I looked up the the ricin attack. Yeah, there
was zero references to 33. You had this really scrounge to find
any 33 thing? And I looked up some other things that again, no
33? So So I said, Well, I'm sure there's nothing that would just
West Texas deal. Immediately I send you that article. And
there's 233 issues in that article, one of them. It says
133, which is just at least the kind of at least maybe give you
a heads up. And then again, we have a guy's name and age 33.
Yeah. And so I'm thinking this is this is now getting a little
spooky. Literally,
I don't I before you go on, there's one other thing that I
caught. That headline was 33. It is amazingly low compared to
where it's been in recent weeks,
we saw a very dramatic move in the last 24 hours in the price
of gold, it fell by $140 an ounce. That's a 9% Fall in a
day, the biggest one day decline in more than 30 years. And
she doesn't say it but the headlines everywhere say 33 I
couldn't find one was actually said 3333.
See this again, this gets me to the point where did this this 33
being dropped in as an age or some other indicator? I believe
I mean, again, you know, this course this takes us to that
short 13 week series the Rubicon which claim or makes the point
that there's all these codes out there,
and you couldn't possibly in publications in mainstream
public mainstream
publications that they drop them in, because it's the only way
you can communicate without it getting indicted, especially in
a world where everything's tapped. So,
well, the best way to hide something is to do it in plain
sight, obviously. Right? And
you use this code 33 two, because we've been seeing 33
movies, I think you spotted it first, some five, five years
ago. It just keeps cropping up harping on it and I'm beginning
to you know, and so I said, Well, let me just let's think
about it differently as as let's think of it as an intelligence
message. Like, okay, we were doing this, so don't panic,
don't worry about it. We've got this down. And so we're going to
look at 33 differently. I least I am. And I'm going to start
looking for this age thing and limb
and let me just point out that five years ago, you probably
would not have really wanted to do this type of research. You
would have said this is kind of kooky. But after seeing Rubicon
and after the constant, you know, in our face SNESs of this
number. Now the buzzkill is actually researching this. Well,
I
don't think is that crazy? I mean, it's not I mean, it's just
noteworthy. And it's just and then it doesn't make any sense.
But I can see somebody slipping it in if you're an editor for
dumb, you don't see this code. There's nothing I noticed. You
never see this code used in the New York Times. I think we may
be if we've, if it ever happens, it's a miracle. And the New York
Times is supposedly compromised. But isn't you never see it. And
the reason for that is, I believe the New York because
I've written for the New York Times, The New York Times is
extremely over edited. Right. So you can't just slip stuff in,
right? Because it has to, it has to somebody else
has to go through a whole bunch of editors and fact checkers,
yes. And so you can't just casually drop this in. But but
these other but the Chicago Tribune the way it was dropped
in one age only, and this was the 33 of this guy, who was who
he is, and was actually really interesting. I could go on about
that. But but the Reuters thing, we've always thought Reuters was
compromised in a very overt way than they can slip it, you know,
an editor can do anything you have, you have your vi produces
the copy. And next thing you know, there's some blue extra
sentence put in it's, it's not a big deal. I have extra sentences
put into my PC Magazine column, which is really lightly edited.
And somebody will have some time on their hands and let you kind
of massage things. And I go back and look at it. Oh, that's
interesting. I never said that. But How annoying is that,
though? It's not that annoying, because if they do the job,
right, it actually sounds a little better. So it makes you
look good, supposedly. And I have had situations where I've
had been edited, where they ruined the copy. They just
happen to add info where there used to be an editor there that
I had jokes that were timed, that needed to be put in a
certain way. When they ruin it. They ruin the joke because they
changed the word. Part of the joke is loose word. And to get
there because they're idiots and show I had that happen. And it
was
and let's just add to this we know that is a part of covert
action project QR. What was it called? Again? We had the net
world Mockingbird is one but there's a number of project
pundit there's a number of of these CIA, a covert operations
where literally, either the agency is writing for the
journalist or the editor or the editor or the journalist is an
agent.
Exactly. Now, we did run into a I ran into an interesting little
tidbit, which was the guy who got it who blew himself up that
we're gonna mention, at least on the show, that guy who did the
website, the pricker. Guy in Los Angeles was kind of a nut job.
Funny,
you got you. You got that too interesting. Okay. So the
guy was in that job, and for and he was working on his, I think,
another new iteration of the pricker.
Now, do people know I don't think people know exactly what
you're talking about. So there was this is the guy who
apparently blew himself up in his house. Yeah,
supposedly, would get What was weird about is he was working on
another iteration of this website of his called the
pricker. Right, which was talking about a device used by
intelligence agents and governments to prick. Somebody
would very lightly prick your skin and essentially put in a
ricin might a might. Well, yeah, ricin would be one of them. But
the he, if you read, read his old manifesto, he believes
they'd get they'd been addicted to the idea of poisoning people
with weird diseases.
By the way, they're calling this an essay, The Los Angeles Times
not a manifesto, but an essay, and which I think is
significant. They don't call it a manifesto.
Well, yeah, well, it probably is. And the way they write it up
in their article with a guy blew himself up. We'll have links in
the show notes. But
this is this is if you read if you read this, and the the I've
downloaded the Word document that he basically translated
onto his website, the show notes in the show, and of course, it's
in the show notes. And, and but if you read this, like, oh,
that's how they got Andrew Breitbart. Like, oh, that's
probably how they injected cancer into Castro. I mean,
Chavez, Shadow sorry.
Well, Chavez, you know, you have to remember a lot of American
celebrities. And we don't know how many American celebrities
are compromising celebrate. He's, yes. And we, we don't know
how many are compromised, but we're sure a lot of them are
at this point is how many aren't compromised?
Well, the ones that are pulling Polit,
politicizing, if they're out politic taking
a And they're floating around, you know, meat is glad handing
with people like Chavez which would include a couple of them
from the area. What's his name? Pan, for example, Shawn, they
could have, you know, who knows? I mean, he doesn't take much of
this device works the way they say.
Or, or I'll just say, you know, the, the woman, the young woman
who was blown up handing out books in Afghanistan to
children. She she was, she was an operative. She was with
Chavez before her Afghanistan. Run. Oh, that's interesting. So
there's a theory out there.
Yeah. It could have been somebody like that. Yeah.
Assuming that any of this is even remotely possible. And, and
I could be, but what I found interesting was the guy did
discuss a couple of things. I mean, he had a bunch of he was
pretty crackpot on some issues, but I mean, he
literally had his house, decked out with tin foil to stop the
government from talking to him in his head, which is not a bad
idea.
Yeah, well, that's what Yeah, I can see you doing that
eventually. So anyway, he had a very interesting point that he
made that he got from somewhere. And as soon as he said, I saw
da, this was probably true. And it went like this. And I thought
this was fascinating. I never thought about it. Before we talk
about Woodward and these other guys who have a lot of their
books written by the intelligence community. He says
they like to rewrite history that they'll have be a situation
that occurred, that gets discovered and it needs to be
covered up in some way. So they have these books. The agencies
have already pre written a big book, the history book, yeah,
history book that's been pre written and sitting in the in
abeyance, and with the different authors out there with a with a
soul deal, but they don't have anything to produce, they're
still writing it. And then when they need to get the, the, their
history changed, they insert into one of these giant
manuscripts, the new facts, as though that was done written
years ago, because this guy is taken three years, supposedly to
write this book. And then within a month or so the whole
manuscript is to is given to the publisher, and it comes out as
some sort of, you know, oh, well, this is interesting,
because, you know, it's as though the guy had written it.
Yeah. Right. And it's always coincidentally, right. The
timing is always perfect. These guys always have the book out at
the right moment.
Yeah. And that was a pretty excuse. I thought that was from
the perspective of someone who from I thought that was awesome.
Just a really, I said, Wow, these guys have really got some
good ideas. I mean, it's so corrupt, but it's just like,
wow, that's a pretty slick.
It is American ingenuity. Yeah, it's amazing. Yeah, yeah, we do
rock in that regard.
So when all this was happening in Boston, then we had the West
Texas thing, which I still, I'm trying to figure out what I've
yet to hear a good explanation.
Well, let's, let's start there for a second because first of
all, I'm doing my prep last night. And Miss Mickey comes in.
She says, What is? She did, she didn't understand the term of, I
think fertilizers, she'd never heard that. She knew about
fertilizer, but for some reason, she was confused. And she
basically only seen the news break in. And I had the sound
turned down on. In fact, I can't even turn the TV on now because
my oh cap is launching whatever the fuck that is. Thank you Time
Warner. And so I'm like, and I see immediately CNN, Waco, Texas
fertilizer explosion, unlike Okay, I understand the message
you're giving me. But I'm not quite ready. I need to, you
know, go easy here. So first of all, uh, West, Texas is not
Waco, CNN, you know, 20 Miles is it's just not Waco. So so, you
know, there's an obvious reason for this messaging and the
fertilizer. And then I listen to this, this short clip and and
I'm not an expert, but I do know there's a discrepancy and what
the trooper here is telling us about about
this tragedy changing area, the anhydrous is still smoking and
those
levels of anhydrous ammonia is what he's talking about small
flames, and they don't want to get the firefighters hurt or
injured inside the blast area. I can tell you, I was there. I
walked through the blast area. I searched some houses earlier
tonight. Massive just like Iraq, just like the Murray Building in
Oklahoma City. Same kind of anhydrous exploded. So you can
imagine what kind of damage we're looking at there. Now.
When I looked up on the book of novel allege that I do not see
any reference to a nitrous ammonia. to Oklahoma City, I see
ammonia nitrate, but not this particular type of ammonia,
right. And so
ammonia is a liquid. It's essentially a ammonia gas that's
chilled to put under pressure and chilled to 28 degrees or so.
Minus 28 degrees Fahrenheit I believe. And then it liquefies.
And then you can haul it around and tanker trucks and it's used
for all kinds of things right? But it's not it's not flammable.
It's not it's exactly it's not flammable. It is not it was not
catch on fire though
under some circumstances but it because his reaction with the
oxygen but that is not the same as some creating a situation
where it will explode. Now, if you mixed it with natural gas
that could become a nightmarish exposure which I believe maybe
is what happened because they did had cut off some guests
because I have yet to hear an explanation but that's the only
thing that makes sense to me.
Okay, so because the thing that I don't like is in this this
press conference in this is this literally is the first one
minute of the press conference where immediately he's likening
this to Iraq Afghanistan, and then go straight into Oklahoma
City. And and literally stating it is the same stuff that was
used in
code word Waco. Yeah, yeah.
And it is it is just not you know, you know what, I got a
message from someone this morning. Who used to work
confirmed used to work at the drone program. Yeah, said to me
drone strike. And this person had why why would this person
say that to me?
That's interesting.
And, and what I immediately thought is Oh, my God, Kim Jong
Un was using an Apple Maps and he tried to hit Austin. I give
myself little in the morning. But But um, but I am not. I am
not joking. I seriously got an email that said drone strike.
And I don't know I mean, that look like the place is on fire.
Why wouldn't it that would cause a problem. I can see a huge
explosion if you took a drone strike and hit that plant with
all that, the thing about Monia nitrate, which is what
fertilizer plants use, you make,
this does not make ammonium nitrate this plant I looked it
up.
They don't make any ammonium nitrate only Oh, and hydrous
anhydrous.
And but I will give you one extra little piece of goodness
about this particular plant about this particular company.
Hold on, I'm gonna wear it right now. 2007 and establishing
itself as a market leader Monsanto allegedly pursued
ownership interest in a wide variety of potential
competitors, not only to expand the consolidated existing seed
trade monopolies, but also to Block Development and market
entry of alternative herbicide tolerant seed varieties Badulla
in a class action brought against Monsanto by Texas grain
in 2007, Texas grain is DBA, West chemical and fertilizer. It
certainly was claimed that Monsanto leverages its market
power and seed trade markets in such a manner as to reduce
competition in the separate herbicide market. So this was a
lawsuit, Texas grain storage Inc. DBA doing business as West
chemical and fertilizer versus Monsanto. 2007. So it wouldn't
hurt anybody in the administration if if this place
got drone, because you know, they're annoying anyway.
Interesting, it's one of those angles where you go, wow. Okay,
let's just add a little bit. So, you know, I mean for and
actually, not someone who flew the drones but someone who was
into let's just call SIS admin intimately involved with the
administration side of the systems. And, you know, has told
us a lot about the encryption problems, just basically
encryption, hopping on, et cetera, literally emailed to me
this morning drone. And I think
Well, listen, these are pretty good shooters. I'll tell you
that.
Well, it's not a hard target. In this case, you know, it's like,
it's like a big building in in in the middle of Texas,
literally in the middle of Texas. But maybe we should look
at all the all this being said and all this being done, and
maybe we can figure some stuff out because of the one piece
that does not fit in the Boston puzzle is we have blamed no one
yet and I think there's a reason for that. But
Well, I want to Well, if you think there's a reason I'd like
to hear it. I want to play a clip then, which is, let's see,
where's my clips on this? Piers Morgan had one of the
guy, the CIA guy. I think we probably saw that right? Yeah,
we probably have the same clip
when we play. Okay, well, he's got the CIA guy who's all just,
this guy's all over the map. Bear.
I think his name is mayor's listen to listen to him.
Also, the veterans tonight in the Boston bombing, putting new
photographs in your tank, could we be on the verge of a genuine
breakthrough? I want to bring in CNN contributor and former CIA
operative Bob Baer, Chad suite, former chief of staff of
Homeland Security, and former FBI Assistant Director Bill
Gavin led the investigation of the 1993 bombing of the World
Trade Center. Welcome to your Bob Baer. Again. We're in the
world of speculation here. But we do know a lot more than we
did when we spoke yesterday. In terms of speculation, where is
your head taking you with this investigation?
appears I keep on going back and forth. You know, I think this
could be a domestic group or a psychotic, but I've been talking
to
this guy hasn't gotten his marching orders yet.
That's what I was thinking.
No one told him no one told him
no one told them or he wasn't reading, right? The newspaper to
get whatever code is in there. No, no. So He's clueless. And so
he starts to ad lib, the whole thing. You'll get a memo
in analysts around Washington.
Okay, so let me let me bring out my clip because it was from
later in. Unless you edit it. You didn't edit anything. Did
you know I have a thing known? No, no.
Well, I'll let me listen.
And there's there's they're looking at Al Qaeda. And the way
they're explaining it is that Zwack re made a tape a couple of
days ago in which could have been a coded message for
operatives in this country to strike. Again, this is
speculation analysis. In particular, what is speculation
and now that's
I think that's what we do. Speculation analysis. It's code
that CIA code for let me
bullshit. Oh, that's what it is. Yes.
been pushing for taking retaliation for the drone
strikes in Pakistan and Yemen not enough.
here's the here's the part that I liked what he said. This, this
to me was so telling as to who pulled this off, because I'm
pretty sure it wasn't the FBI. I'm quite confident the FBI knew
that something was going to happen. They were not clued in
this was not supposed to happen this way. But I, I am of the
belief that this is possibly a CIA action for a different
reason. And he kind of gives it away.
But you've done many covert operations to CIA.
Let's give our guy a little money covert operations with the
CIA job.
From what you've seen in red. Where is your head going with
this?
Well, there a couple observations I have Pearson One
is the fact that there were two explosive devices used, they
went off fairly reliably. That's not easy to do. I've made these
improvised devices myself, I've watched instructors do it. It's
difficult on the tip timing devices. Inevitably one doesn't
go off, but there's a low order of explosive. So somebody knew
what they were doing at least had some practice to is.
Listen to this. I can see these pictures, but we're actually
showing new images of what the police and FBI believe are the
devices or part of the devices that may have
listened to his response. Listen carefully being used here.
It's at lunch session. Wha Can you see these pictures? But
no, I can't see them. But I know it's a pressure cooker. Right.
And pressure cookers are commonly used in the Middle
East. In fact, in the 80s, the CIA trained the Afghans to use
small stoves or pressure cookers against the Soviet Red Army.
So the CIA knows how to make these. That's very obvious. He's
basically saying, Yeah, I know it's a pressure cooker. I know.
I know. We make them all the time. It's very common. Very
common. It's a it's a pressure cooker, I totally guess makes so
much sense. The pressure cooker. He's he's getting a memo. Oh,
yes. Oh, he's getting a memo. So here's a couple other clues. So
he mentioned he didn't say cell phone. He said get the timing
right timing devices. So the guy knows something. He knows that
they were set on timers and that they weren't set off by the cell
phone system, even the president. I feel and this is
just my speculative analysis. What do you call it again? It
was a great word speculation analysis
was something else. We'll find
it later. We'll use it for a show title, if we can remember.
Listen to the President's
was a heinous and cowardly act. And oops, what we now know about
what took place. The FBI isn't instigating it as an act of
terrorism. Anytime bombs are used
anytime bombs are used. He didn't say any time bombs are
used. He says anytime bombs are used listen to it. Bombs are
used back a little bit more. It makes him I may be crazy.
investigating it as an act of terrorism.
You are crazy time bombs are used and
you talked over it.
Said do it again, what we
now know about what took place. The FBI is investigating it as
an act of terrorism. Anytime bombs are used to target and
it's
pretty close. It's pretty pretty damn close.
Pretty funny. Okay,
well, we got to, we got to keep it light wink. We got to keep it
light. Now, there was another red book entry that came
through. Of course, we only talked about this maybe four
weeks ago about the reclassification of IED the term
IED improvised explosive device, and that this was now being
ushered into the American vocabulary. Oh boy did Jake
Tapper prove us right?
It's a legacy of the war on terror. improvised explosive
devices known as IEDs have wreaked havoc on US forces in
Iraq and Afghanistan, tearing through armored vehicles and in
Afghanistan, amounting to half of all US troop deaths.
And with the devastating bombing at the Boston Marathon, the
threat that forces face overseas has come home. Finally, it only
took us four weeks, but it's come home. The IEDs are here and
they're here to stay baby. Welcome to it.
When I was a kid, they used to be some maniac in Berkeley, who
was to have made pipe bombs, which was the way it used to be
done. Yeah. And he kept bomb in these banks. You put it in front
of a bank. Oh, really?
Wait a minute. Was was Did he have a T shirt on that said like
Weather Underground.
So just like you know, this is not a new phenomenon that people
went when I was a kid, when I was a kid in growing up on the
farm, south of Amsterdam, I'm talking I was eight, nine years
old. We would we would take fertilizer, we would mix it with
water and sugar. And we dip paper in it. And then we let the
paper dry. And then you tear the paper up into squares. And then
you could do like this magic trick. You'd be like your own
little Brian Brushwood and you could light it. And you know the
paper would do like a big magician flair. Yeah. And
yeah, and of course, you know, no sugar and ammonium nitrate
or, you know, a lot of fun. Yeah. And
then yeah, and then from time to time, you know, you put some
little PVC thing and put it behind a stop sign or whatever.
Like it's nothing new. Nothing new. Not for us at least right
John?
Nothing can ever blow anything up is subdue, stop sign, maybe
blow up with a cherry bomb.
Yeah, well, that well, and that's effectively what I saw
big cherry bombs. So let me get into the conspiracy side because
people were going just freaking out about well, let's see the
this part of course whenever there's a training exercise, and
I do have so of course I have the video which probably just
want everybody who's listening to this podcast has heard of or
have seen. Let me play that first.
That's when the explosions started going off. His wife had
been sitting in the section where one of the explosions went
off, but thankfully she had left her seat to come meet up with
him. He says there was just this thick, blinding cloud of white
smoke. They all started running. The coach told me though this is
interesting. Before the marathon he saw bomb sniffing dogs and
bomb spotters on the roofs at the starting line. And it
appeared to him there was some sort of active threat before the
explosions went off.
At the start line this morning, they had been spotted on the
roofs of the building and they had bomb sniffing dogs coming up
and down at the start line and Melanie said there was bomb
sniffing dogs at the finish line but they kept making
announcements saying to the participants do not worry. This
is just a training exercise. Well, evidently I don't believe
there was just having a training exercise I think they must have
known they must have had some kind of threat so sufficient
cold in
now coach Stevenson told me he's run plenty of marathons in DC
and Chicago other major metropolitan areas but he's
never seen that many bomb sniffing dogs for a race for for
right now reporting live in the newsroom.
So you know that is pretty damning. And and there were more
reports of this nature. What he so this is kind of weird,
because you know, we've talked a lot about the crisis actors and
you know, when I saw him when I saw the explosions Oh, that you
kind of see that you can't really see the second one but
the first one you see the explosion clearly goes more up
than out. You know, there's there's not a lot of great video
footage of you know, you just don't really end on this
you've ever seen the videos of the explosions that you you run
into? And
it's, it's not to be compared. It's not incomparable.
He compared it, they are frightening. Yeah.
But it would have ripped right through from one side to the
other. Yeah. And of course then when we saw it, there was, you
know, tons of questionable pictures. In fact, you know, the
picture you sent out on the newsletter, you know, that's a
photoshopped picture, right? I thought they were all
photoshopped. Well, okay. But that's the front page of a
newspaper. And what's gone by the second shot was
all the blood. Yeah, yeah. So you know, the blood doesn't even
look through? No, no,
no, no, no, no, no, if you look at the picture, you put in the
newsletter. Yes, the picture I put, yes, but that is a
photoshopped picture. And what they have done is they have
removed Gore, the person's left leg is actually in the in the
original picture is open. And there's, and there's but you
know, if when a newspaper does that, then you can then you can
no longer believe the newspaper ever again. You know, that is
that is like, either you don't use the picture.
Right? No, I agree. Okay, so So this has been going on, of
course, of course, so.
So of course, everyone gets really suspicious. I think, you
know, I spent hours looking at the video where it looked like
some blood all of a sudden was disappeared, like,
I do have a clip that of the guy who was one of the number of
people apparently posted this. And there's, but you can hear
the guy, there's the guys talking over the just to put a
third party in, I think we should play the clip, which is
the reaction to the disappearing blood and gore. So this is a
this is a guy who's posted this with his commentary, as he
watches it. This is the ABC News Special Report currently,
regarding two bombs that have gone off in Boston, something
that's a little interesting, I will close up here, it looks to
be some type of blood and gore, perhaps a body part or something
like that. And I want you to take a look at what happens here
when this individual walks past this door.
And suddenly the blood is gone, and the Gore is gone. And some
type of a bizarre object has been left in its place.
Right? So there was tons of this. And when you really look
at I looked at the original from ABC, not not like the guy that's
projecting on his wall, or whatever he's standing next to,
you know, like, he's like a PowerPoint presentation. It's
either a flag or some kind of drapery that either blows away
or is being pulled away. It's not a green screen fake. But
here's so then this one photographer and his pictures
have been published around the world. And you see the guy with
like his tibia hanging out, and his legs are blown off. And you
know, the There's blood on the ground. And there's the mayhem
and of course, immediately. This is an actor. This is this is
this guy. He's a double amputee from, I think Afghanistan or
Iraq. And, you know, there's pictures posted of him side by
side, and this is the guy and then there's the crazy guy who
helped him out with a hat. I mean, all this stuff, and it's
just going nuts now. So, of course, I have no way to know, I
haven't been in the situation, I have no way to know what this
really looks like. But I have two sources that I went to. The
first one is producer Chad, who is an EMT. And, and I said,
please look at these pictures and tell me what you think. And
he his response was so detailed, he said, Well, at first I didn't
like the way the blood looked. But I don't have a reference to
this to blood on this specific type of sidewalk. I mean, this
is how detailed the guy is. Because, you know, he's seen it
all.
He's seen it all would look different and different.
He says, If this is fake, it is very, very good. Okay. You know,
home other sources, don't you when it comes to blown off stuff
blown off limbs? Miss Mickey.
All right, she was in an explosion.
Well, her ex husband, they were both in the car, right? And he
his legs were blown off in the in that car explosion in this
car, and she still has shrapnel in you know, in her by her left
eye. And I was like, you know, she's Do you want to ask me
anything? I was like, for two days. I'm like, nah. And then
I'm seeking out. And so finally she's like, No, because it was
traumatic, you know, and they're gonna win. Yeah, we
know you understand. So
what happened? So I said, Would you mind taking a look? And tell
me what you think? And she looks at it and she knows and she she
ponders a whole bunch of things. And she says, Well, you know,
first of all, explosions are really weird. You know, you can
have a window right next to a window that's perfectly fine.
And you know, the whole wall can be obliterated. So the way blast
works, you know, you can't count on any of that, but she looked
at it, and she's now and she recounted and recalled her exact
situation. And she said, This looks very real. So I'm going to
go with my two sources and say, This is not a fake, and
respecting their, you know, their real life experience. And,
you know, Mickey has actually seen blown off legs. So, and you
know, and the, the blood does stop flowing. And it's all kinds
of things that happen. So we'll, you know, we'll take that into
account. But this was not meant to cause massive damage, these
things blew upward. Of course, there's concussion, and there's,
you know, the devastation right around that area. But also, the
timing is very interesting. The timing being at a quarter to
four, and not at the height of the finish, or not at any other
moment. But, in fact, I think they were meant to go off later
if they were meant to go off at all. And I think a lot of people
knew that something was happening. And the first thing I
looked at when I got messages, you know, the whole day, what
was on the news before this happened? Do you remember? No,
them market is crashing, gold is crashing, oil is crashing,
everything is crashing a quarter to 415 minutes before the
markets closed. This happens. And if you look at the charts,
and I have it in the show notes, if you look at gold, and if you
look at oil from the and we were on, like tumbling down the
stairs, you can pull up the charts, John, tumbling down the
stairs, this had nowhere to go but all the way to the bottom.
The minute this explosion happened, it stopped prices rose
again.
Well, that's not normally the way the market reacts to such
things.
No, but I but no one is talking about the market at all. And I
think that the market was aware of something was going to happen
and maybe intended for it to keep going more and more and
more. I don't know exactly what was going on. But the timing of
a quarter to four with 15. You know, as the as it's spiraling
out of control, gold and oil were spiraling out of control.
And everything's just look, you just look at it a quarter four,
you can see the charts, everything stopped, excuse me.
The spiral just stopped and the next day everything went back up
again. So I'm, I'm thinking that since we have not pointed to
anybody. Here's I have a couple of theories. First, let me ask
Do you have any theories?
No, not nothing. I've had different thoughts on the thing.
Neither one of these set ups that was supposed to be
discovered. And then they went off. Yes. You know, the F poorly
designed and well I'm and that's what the dogs do. We're supposed
to find these things. There was a mistake, or maybe they were
triggered by a phone. Nobody really knows for sure it says
was destroyed. Except for somehow some battery pack showed
up. I don't know how that works, I think I think but you know, I
think here's here's one one possibility, they set these
things up. And then an auto dialer, somewhere trying to sell
somebody some sort of security system rang the first phone, and
then it blew up and then and then it automatically went to
the next phone and rang it because and then the two things
12 seconds apart. And so what the hell happened? And then we
then the weird part was already over to other bombs. And then
there weren't two other bombs, and then one of the other bombs
was blown up. But then it wasn't apparently. And what was at the
Kennedy Library. I mean, the whole thing is a confused
scenario, right? And we'll
and we'll never know the answer, because that's how it works. But
I think you're seeing a lot of the things that I'm seeing too.
Two of them were meant to go off. I think that they were
meant to go off an hour later, closer to five o'clock. And
we're supposed to do even less damage. And the third one was
supposed to be found. And that this was supposed to be pinned
on North Korea somehow. I don't know. I mean, I never got that.
Yeah, yeah, that is even
that bar guy kept going on. He didn't play the rest of my clip,
but he blamed it on al Qaeda.
Well, not everyone's blaming it on something. But the fact that
the authorities have no one to pin it on means there's massive
confusion and I'm thinking that the Patsy turned on them or
whoever was brought in to plant these has evidence, you know
that that the that someone was complicit. The cover up is
taking place now. Okay. And here's, by the way, here's
leucaena Paula Tano, in charge of $40 billion worth of
department of homeland security infrastructure. Literally parts
of her budget and parts of the military industrial Homeland
Security complex budget goes towards the media, giving us the
impression that they can do exactly what she says she can't
do in collecting
video from a variety of sources. As you might imagine at the
finish line of the Boston Marathon or There's lots and
lots of video. There is some video that has raised the
question of those that the FBI would like to speak with, I
wouldn't characterize them as suspects under the technical
term. But we need the public's help in locating these
individuals. You know, this is not an NCIS episode. Sometimes
you have to take time to properly.
Oh, really?
Why she plugging NCIS by the way,
but you can't rotate, enhance zoom in. Really, you can't do
that. Well, this is disappointing. This is
disappointing. So she's telling the truth is that they they have
no. I mean, she's going to discredit NCIS. Like that. is
out of character. She's grasping for straws, because she's not
sure who she's supposed to pin it on. Right, because the
messaging got screwed up. And let me say something else. You
saw, and we'll talk about this. You saw the President's anger.
When it came to the background check gun legislation and not
passing the Senate. You saw his anger, correct?
Yeah, no, he was correct. Why?
Why do I not see that anger? When it when when people are
blown to bits? He wasn't angry. I mean, he's literally calling
people liars. And getting in people's faces about this. But
when when Americans are blown to bits, he's like, yeah, we'll
find out, we'll bring them to justice, then all of a sudden,
he's like George Bush. Where's the anger? Is that not allowed?
Is that not presidential? Is that not the way you do it and
be angry about the gun legislation, then? No, but he
was.
And I'm just like, the where's it was misplaced anger at that
time and day. Anyway, so let's just run down the shills
because, of course, even though we don't have an official
narrative, lots of people are jumping in and doing what you'd
expect they would do. Here's a former mayor of New York Inside
Job Rudy Giuliani kind of
attack the big cities have been on the lookout for and really
concerned about for years now. What do you make of where this
investigation is? Well, you know, this
is the kind of attack that I thought and I think many others
did, what's going to happen quite frequently, I just
September 11. So I think we have to first say we're fortunate
that we've been able to stop so many of them. I think the
government has done a good job of interrupting many of these
attacks that could have taken place, Marissa?
Good job. Good job. Ah, man, I can't believe this one took
place. And then Peter King, and we we've caught this guy,
shilling about this crap. I mean, he used he is this guy
should be put in a should be lynched. Now, what is it? What
do you put them on the square and you put them in irons is
that we know he knocked stocks, thank you, and throw horse
manure at his face, I start
going to their stores and shops and businesses to find out who
would have purchased them. And also you get information from
the community that bits and pieces come in, which may, by
themselves mean nothing but add up to a lot. That's why we
always say if you see something, say something, because something
may seem on Okay,
so So of course, firstly, he uses the mean, and we might as
well play the jingle while we're at it. They should I mean, they
better start licensing this stuff from us because it'd be
perfect on the giant giant voice system. And here is King taking
it to the max,
what do you what, to me, it fits into the larger picture. So I
feel very good about this. I feel very good about this. And
if I could just diverge for one second, if one thing positive to
come out for this horrible event.
And he feels good. And he's got something positive. It should be
to alert people,
especially people in the Congress, that the war against
terrorism is far from over. Whether it's Islamic jihadist,
or whether it's right wing extremist says people today use
terror. That's their weapon of choice. That's their tactic and
strategy of choice. And we can't be cutting back. I don't believe
in homeland security funding. We can't be cutting back on funding
things going to local police departments, because you're
gonna have all the Federal Intelligence in the world, but
it's on the ground intelligence that often means the most,
because we
can we ask the basic question, we got so much funding now. It's
completely ridiculous. All this funding give us when it came to
stopping this, we're going to take it that there's not some
sort of conspiracy at all. We're going to just assume that
because that's what the public thinks that this actually
happened. What I mean, it did happen, let's say for buy some
what good was what here's what I think the fly in the ointment
is. What good is Homeland Security if they can't stop
this,
it wasn't supposed to go off. That's what it was made. That's
fine,
but there's quite, ya know, but again, the question has to be
asked by the public because the public doesn't think in the in
the terms that we analyze things. But why doesn't the
public step up and say what good Are you?
Well, this is this is the central question. The central?
That's a great question. Are you what good are you that is that
you're absolutely right. Well, of course, this is a soft
target, John, you say it's a soft target. And because they're
no good because this was not thwarted because this was not
stopped because somewhere something went wrong in the
script. That's why all of a sudden, you know, we had to have
all breaking news. Breaking news, we've got to the ricin
detector went off rip rip. Does anyone realize how stupid it is
to try and poison someone with a ricin letter? Are they are they
using this only because it was our Breaking Bad and people
thought it was like that's where we were exposed to the whole
concept of ricin. Because it ricin really only works if you
can get someone to ingest it, if you can inject it, but really,
they
were hoping they'd have some rice and powder inside the
envelope and the guy would go, Oh, that licks his finger
touches his mouth is this I wonder? Maybe it's Joe girl
salt.
That was the stupidest thing ever. I couldn't believe like,
at least make an
effort. There was no 33 attached to it. I assumed this was a
rogue operation. Well,
hold on. Here's here's the report that
just cracked me up at the actual lab. So that's why they feel so
confident at this point that it was positive. What we're also
told is that the exterior markings on this envelope that
were sent to Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi weren't
really outwardly suspicious. It was postmarked from Memphis,
Tennessee, but it did not have a return address.
Suspicious right there.
It did not have a return address. Oh, my goodness. And
the crowd was shocked. Seriously, seriously, so play
my San Francisco and fear that the thing that bothers me about
this is that it caused, you know, this, this whole fiasco
everybody thinks locally is oh, it could happen here. Oh,
everyone's freaked out. They're in you know, in Toledo, Ohio.
They're freaked out. They're freaked out all over the place
because everybody this is this country's become so skittish.
And you know what the new at the police say? Oh, man, this
overtime is fantastic tenured
updates. Thank you for that. Certainly keeping in mind, as
she just mentioned, be vigilant police asking everyone to be
vigilant across the country. Security certainly increased
across the country following the Boston bombings and KTVU channel
two reporter Brian Flores is now at the Embarcadero in San
Francisco to talk about how the attacks are leading to an
increased police presence here in the Bay Area. Brian
Taipan Good morning. Well, you know, it certainly is not an
easy task, stepping up security, but in the wake of the Boston
Marathon bombings, it certainly has to be done to keep people
safe. So we are live here at the Embarcadero mainly because, you
know, there's a lot of people that congregate here, it's a
huge tourist hub. But there are also a couple of major events
planned on the calendar, in which security measures need to
be scrutinized and re evaluated to make sure that people are
safe. One of those popular events that we're talking about
is the beta breakers running event that's scheduled for May
where 1000s of runners from across the country come here
there's also the San Francisco marathon.
Here's the local one from Seattle, Washington, the Space
Needle,
a symbol of Seattle, the world over and a potential target for
terrorists.
You can find references to our iconic structures, the Space
Needle, the Seattle Center that have been discovered in caves in
Afghanistan
producing these one more of these clips I got everyone
freaky.
Hold on a second. This is great. This is the best part of the
show
the epicenter of the jitters quite justifiably. Boston where
streets this morning are filled with armored vehicles, heavily
armed cops and the National Guard. at Logan Airport
officials removed all passengers from a US Air flight because of
concerns over a strange noise that New York's LaGuardia 1000s
of passengers were held outside after calls came in about
exposed wires in a light fixed landmarks in major cities all
over America, law enforcement keeping anything but a low
profile.
I am not in the hope for the best business. I am in the plan
for the worst business.
Yeah, wait wait breaking news CNN breaking news breaking news
right
we want to take you right to Oklahoma City to report this bit
of breaking news. haul trucks sitting there it's sitting in
downtown Oakland is unattended police believe it was stolen.
Know what is inside?
What's inside. I don't know breaking news.
Of course the bomb squad is on the scene because the entire
country is on edge in light of what happened. at the Boston I'm
on edge. People, you do not be on edge. Do not be on edge. This
is this is this is the strategy. This is the entire strategies to
get you on edge. I do have just a bunch of clips was just
fascinating to see how the mainstream media, the code words
are using the connections, all to blame, basically white people
in Texas that's kind of or you know, or anywhere in the south,
I guess a few questions. The Southerners are always targeted.
It's always of course, and now that I live here, dummies
down in the south, they always somebody always pointed out to
me, who lived in Texas, said that. Isn't it weird? When the
network TV guys show up anywhere in Texas, they find that just
some of the hit the biggest hit they can find in town with
missing teeth. And that's your representatives. That's your man
on the street.
That's right. So I am now your man on the street. And I'm going
to I'm going to give you a few example. Oops. Didn't mean to do
that homeless. I gotta give you a few examples. First MSNBC
interesting thing here is this is Trump is this is someone on a
stage trying to make a statement and that statements been lost.
We don't know whether they're trying to complain about
abortion, about taxes. This did happen on tax day in Boston, the
place in the tea party. Oh, let
me see. Abortion taxes, Tea Party, what are you trying to
say? What do you mean? What are we trying to? What do you think
is behind this? So clearly trying to politicize it getting
it? Well, I'll try this one then also from MSNBC.
But it's also important to recognize that the recipe was
shared and and lauded by storm front, which is a neo Nazi
website, and the whole idea of leaderless resistance, which
comes out of the far right, neo Nazi patriot movement. Oh,
also spread
patriot movement. This is crazy people. Do you hear what is
being said here, that they've changed this, this? The meaning
of the word, it's like you gay used to be happy? And now gay is
homosexual? Fine. We've changed the word but you know, you are
now changing the word patriot from someone who was a patriot
to someone who was an anti patriot. It is an upside down
world. Chris Oh Dussel.
There are new developments tonight in the bombing
investigation here in Boston. But that investigation could be
moving faster, or not for the successful lobbying efforts of
the National Rifle Association.
Let me just let me just get this straight, the bomber, he's going
to successfully tie the bomb.
Second. With this one, this is the Clip of the
Day. Wait until you hear all
of it. The NRA is efforts to guarantee that American mass
murderers are the best equipped mass murderers in the world is
not limited to murder us assault weapons and high capacity
magazines. The NRA is also in the business of helping bombers
get away with their crimes. Gunpowder, could be traced by
investigators to a buyer at the point of sale. If gunpowder
contains a tag, and elements that would enable tracing of the
purchase of gunpowder but thanks to the National Rifle
Association, identification tag guns are required by law only in
plastic explosives, the NRA has successfully blocked any
requirements for such tag as in gunpowder.
You still think I deserve it?
Well, no, no. Because he just became lunacy. He's
insane. I know. I know. He's
totally insane. By the way these bombs were made with a
combination of ammonia, I believe it was chemicals. They
were essentially that stuff that you could make the explosive
targeting with. I believe that's true. Because at first when they
identified it was the same kind of it's the same kind of thing.
It goes into a firecracker. Yeah, if they were Yeah, powder.
Yeah, and tant Tanner center right. What is it called Get
Tannerite or something? Essentially, right? Yeah, it's
an oxidizer.
Yes. And you mix the two and then you know if you have enough
enough of a an ignition then a will a will go boom.
Yeah, it will go boom like plastic explosives. Yeah. Oh,
no, no, it won't go boom, like nitroglycerin. Now I won't go
boom like TNT or dynamite
which leads you to believe that whoever put these together
really did not mean to have massive damage. And not by not
by not massive damage means the timing and the the four So, of
course, we need damage. Of course, if you're going to make
a point, you need damage. But, again, I think these things went
off early. That's why there was confusion. It confused
everybody, it confused. Just everything. Everything got
completely confused. That's why there's no real answer. Of
course, David Axelrod hasn't answered, and
he didn't they debated certain words, that does matter. And
that because when the President says terrorist attack, that's a
whole lot. Yes. Dianne Feinstein says, Absolutely.
And the word has taken on a different meaning since 911. You
use those words, and it means something very specific in
people's minds. And I'm sure what was going through the
President's mind is we really don't know who did this. It was
it was Tax Day. Was it someone who was you know, you just don't
know.
He's He's grasping for straws, too. He's like, Come on, move it
towards the Patriots. Move towards the Patriots. And then
my final clip on this the Southern Poverty Law Center, you
know how to beef with these guys. I don't like these guys. I
don't trust them. I think that they're out to you know, they're
just out to
their out out to the
out too, and it's annoying me. And these are the guys
propagating the Patriot is bad thing. And so you've got this,
this President Potok. I think his name is he's an aihole First
class, and he really is pouring it on thick here.
There are some indicators that suggest it's conceivable that it
was related to in particular this thing, Patriots Day, a
Patriots Day is actually on April 19. It's this Friday, but
in Massachusetts is celebrated on Monday. It celebrates Of
course, the American Revolutionary War, the first
shots fired at Concord and Lexington. But in the world I
cover it is really known for being the opening of the
Revolutionary War, the beginning of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a
big raid in 1985 of white supremacist compound in
Arkansas. And then probably most importantly, the end of the
debacle in Waco waco where 80 people died in the fire and two
years later pay back for the events in Waco the bomb him that
the Oklahoma City Building.
Wow, does he just wrap it up in a nice little bow there?
I guess. It he's pretty douchey and the
guy just drones on and on and on. So if I look at if I look at
the events, I'm saying they were meant to go off they were meant
to go off at a different time. That's why there was a lot of
confusion. We don't know who to blame it on because I think
someone whoever maybe whoever they were setting up to do this.
You know, recorded something got them got you know, has some
blackmail, you know, to push it back. I don't know. There's the
reason why there's no blame being put there. Immediately.
What do we do? What do we do? We've got to distract the
anthrax. No, we already got the answers do something wrong
breaking back
nicely to come up with that their meeting as we speak. Well,
wait, wait
before before we get to the meeting. I think the Waco thing
could be significant. Um, it's just my god.
Well, it was definitely takes the attention away from one
thing, but they're gonna find some stooge. Yeah, to take the
hit with it take the hit for this Boston thing is probably
not going to be the right guy. I do want to play I got at least
one more clip. I did have a Rachel Maddow was like the worst
person ever. She was like grim. And she was almost in tears as
she was giving a report. And I have a clip of her. I mean,
she's very upset. And she's just seemed weird. But Trouble is
she's still kind of her voice hold it together. You had to
watch her. So I'm not going to this clip was skipped. But I do
have the Aaron in the mailbox clip, which is one of our
producers sent in, which I still think is one of the dumbest
things. I mean, it's this woman. I mean, just play this clip, and
then think about what she's saying.
focus our attention on that particular area near that
mailbox. That's a critical
area. Right. And if you can, I mean, I'm just saying as a
layperson, why is there a mailbox there? Right, that's
what Postal Service probably put it there. I don't know.
How can this be what an outrage
she says as a laborer, the layperson to ask a question
about where a mailbox has been placed by the post office, she
says as a layman, so some sort of she she's actually aware of
the fact that she's going to ask the stupid his question the
history of broadcasting. So she she couches it, which I thought
was interesting because she was a little fearful. So she couched
it in as a layman. And am I on a line by asking this kind of
question, but what why is there a post office box there? Are
they insane?
You can't have that along a marathon route. A terrorist can
put a bomb in there. But of course, you know it was a did
you see the pictures of the pressure cooker by the way? I
saw the lid. Yeah, it looks to me like the pressure valve is
still intact. Which valve is that?
There's two. There's two off. That wouldn't. That doesn't
surprise me
the rubber the rubber valve doesn't open either.
It doesn't fly off, it would open, but it wouldn't relief
enough to know what No, of course not. But it would be
still would still I believe it would still be intact. The
interesting thing to me is that's a six liter, according to
the people looked at it a six liter pressure cooker.
We haven't had an analysis of the pressure cooker yet. I like
this. This is good,
which are huge. And I don't think they would fit in a
backpack.
It'd be very heavy if you had it filled with
a bunch of stuff. But but it's a big device. I mean, the big
pressure cooker in a backpack doesn't really make a lot of
sense to me. Unless you guys got a big backpack Chris and they
had it was for chan or somebody had a bunch of photos. Yeah,
yes. walls with a backpack. You know, I mean, I beachy let me
think we're dealing with Boston. And people with backpacks.
That's I'm surprised it was only a few people with backpacks.
Boston's just everyone's got a backpack. You think they're all
climbing into the mountains the next day? So this Okay, so
I'm gonna I'm gonna go back to Texas. I do have the first
report
from Texas. You want to start with the first report on
explosion with Pierce
before Forbes? Let me just let me just I just want to wrap it
up because you haven't set a you haven't you haven't come up with
yet. I mean, you're talking about the meeting. But I'm
really thinking this is a bungled operation. FBI might
have been aware, but it's not their operation.
And they're going to point the finger in the meetings.
And it seems like this is Brennan Brennan is an idiot.
Brennan is full of hubris. Brennan has all kinds of stuff
to do and to prove he needs to be the boss. And it seems like
something that his outfit would mess up. And, and their secret
argument and they're secretive. That's why no one knows what
this is like Benghazi. I mean, it's it's literally a replay of
Benghazi in the we don't know what to say. We don't know what
happened where Benghazi we had the drones flying around. We
have video. We know we have witnesses who have disappeared.
They've been sequestered. Witnesses 30 Witnesses gone?
Some who were still injured from this, this attack
before you go on? I do. I do want to do a little aside right
now. It's just I do have a Benghazi clip. That since you
mentioned it is a segue. Okay. I'm looking at Carrie was
sitting in front of Congress. Yep. being grilled by one of the
Republican senators about Benghazi. And it's a long clip.
It'll be a good segue, I believe for the next segment. We're
actually going to even do this after we thanks to producers.
Yeah, but I think we have to listen to this. And this will
bring people to you what they still trying to get somebody to
admit that Benghazi was some sort of, you know, foul up, that
was whatever, that everyone knows what happened, I suppose
in Congress, at least a lot of them do, but they can't get
anyone to say anything. And he here is the results of having
Kerry sitting there.
Hurt at the Benghazi consulate. You mentioned earlier in your
testimony that the administration has testified
eight times, given 20 briefings and provided 25,000 pages of
documents about Benghazi. Yet the American people still do not
know why Ambassador Susan Rice during a heated presidential
race made so many false statements to the American
people about what happened in Benghazi. More specifically, on
September 16 2012. On this Week with George Stephanopoulos,
Ambassador Rice stated, and I quote, what this began as it was
a spontaneous, not a premeditated response to what
transpired in Cairo in quote, yet on the very same day, Libyan
President Mohammed Magara stated on NPR quote, the idea that this
criminal and cowardly act was a spontaneous protest that just
been out of control is completely unfounded and
preposterous. We firmly believe that this was a pre calculated
pre planned attack that was carried out specifically to
attack the US Consulate in quote. Similarly, the State
Department's own Accountability Review Board concluded that
there were no protests prior to the attack on the US Consulate.
Again on September 16 2012, on Meet the Press with David
Gregory, this time, Ambassador Rice stated, quote, what
happened in Benghazi was, in fact initially a spontaneous
reaction to what had just transpired hours before in
Cairo, almost a copycat of the demonstrations against our
facility in Cairo, which were prompted of course by the video
in quote, Ambassador Rice made three false statements in one
sentence. First, Ambassador Roy It's misrepresented that
Benghazi was a spontaneous reaction to the Cairo protests.
Second, Ambassador Rice misrepresented that Benghazi was
a copycat of the being the Cairo demonstrations. And third,
Ambassador Rice said Benghazi was prompted, of course by an
anti Muslim video, when there was little, if any credible
evidence to support this claim. Secretary Kerry. As we now know,
the Libyan president told the truth, the ambassador to the
United Nations of the United States of America did not. My
question to you is, can you give assurances to the American
people that you will conduct an investigation that will find out
why Ambassador Rice made so many false statements to America
about what happened in Benghazi? And that you will share your
findings with the American people? No.
Did you really say no? Long? Shut up. Fantastic.
Yeah. He says, no,
no, no, I don't think so. What's your problem? Let's thank our
producers, because we're overdue with that. We've
have a few executive producers and Associate Executive
producers here for show 505 including as I predicted, one.
We had this whole conversation I said, someone will come in with
like 55 or something. Yeah, yeah, no one. There's no one
will do that. No one cares.
Yeah. 505 a night, or black Baron Foley of hyperbaric
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and Adam, please find 505 get coins for the best podcast in
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way, when you go on twit, would you stop doing no agenda
material? Can you just say, Hey, if you want to know my opinion
about that, listen to the best podcast in the universe. I mean,
it was it was insane.
I don't know why I didn't know what I don't remember doing any
no agenda material. Oh,
Bitcoin Beanie Babies. Oh,
yeah. That's old material for no agenda. That's all retreads.
You actually got Leo to use the N word that was pretty cool.
He did. Yeah.
He's What do you like? He said, neagra. It was really weird. He
said he was
making I know what he was doing. He was trying to be funny,
because that was a word that I guess George Wallace used to
use. He just pronounced it weird.
Yeah, that's exactly what it
dawns on him. He's got a black guy sitting next to him. You
might find this offensive. And he spent the rest of the show
apologize,
but the black guy was also douchey about it. Why is he
getting all offended all of a sudden? Because we
wasn't I mean, the whole idea was I don't want to talk about
it. We're just talking about our show. I'm sorry.
That's right. Let's go what Leo is calling me Hold on. He's
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That's about all what are we doing? It's an effort. Effort
and it's just an effort.
Now, how was this name pronounced? I N E N. N? I think
it's someone killed
Marie. Oh, I see what you're saying. Yeah, and I would say
Ian kilmurry dm kilmurry
Stefanov. JJ hertz for sure. 233 cents. Today at work. I waked a
walk. Do you think he meant walked into a room while a
debate was going on about fluoride. One of my colleagues
was declaring another as a nut job because he was trying to
educate them about the real reason fluoride is added to
water. I was asked and I get no Anything else on this note?
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got you got truncated my friend.
It's the fluoride
fluoride jingle. That's what he wants.
Really? That's what he wants. Okay. Yeah, we'll play it for
him. Hold on a second. Here we go as far away
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also a member of the 505 Club, which I thought would be a
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Audience on the stream today. Thank you very much, sir. 12
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putting in a new server.
Oh, so more people can come on board.
Yes. Yeah. And you know, so your producer credit or executive or
Associate Executive producer credit was heard will be heard
by many as this is one of those highly anticipated episodes
where I think we're doing the best we can. It's an effort
we're doing what we can to to bring you the deconstruction of
the breakdown everything it is what we do, and we do it without
commercials. And the reason for that is well is very apparent in
I was looking at the TV ratings, because Miss Mickey's Dallas
episode aired on Oh, thanks for telling me on Monday night.
Well, I tweeted it. And, you know, 3 million is good. It's
three, 3 million viewers. But this of course was the the night
of the bombing. So she's like, okay, they played over and over
and over again. But then I also catch him so I looked at the
ratings and what was the show
number that it was she was on? Well,
it's, it was called guilt by association. It's they they
aired the last two episodes back to back. Okay, but and I was
reading the ratings and so here is just I'm gonna read it to you
verbatim. on NBC the voice earned a season high 5.1 adults
18 to 49 rating up 2% from last week's 5.0 adults 1849 rating.
It was the shows best 18 to 49 numbers since March 12 2012. The
new special tear in Boston scored a 3.1 with adults 18 to
49 rating up 41% From revolutions 2.2 and the time
period last week a ratings Bonanza John
calls are terrible terrible,
terrible numbers. My er but it's better but
they are so no wonder NBC is number six or whatever they are
but they
did a 3.1 by pre empting revolution yeah that's a point
nine different that's a huge jump. Yeah, that's a big that's
really and and terrorists by the way. Terror scores very well in
1849 demos sure does not so good with the kids the terror stuff
that's not that's just not working with the kids. So we we
need to work on some more terrorists scoring well.
No, usually does.
And I was looking at because I was looking at all the good I'd
never look at ratings really unless there's a reason for it.
So Anthony Bourdain, the is that his name? Anthony Bourdain, the
chef Bourdain, Bourdain,
so he has like boring
so Jeff Zucker. It's over at the CNN is brought him in to crank
up the ratings and, you know, appears more on gets like
300,000 people watching nightly, normally. Yeah, Bourdain
immediately. 800,000 People love the chef on the news channel.
They don't want they don't care about the the pompous English
prick.
No, that guy stinks. Now of course he looks he just looks
like he has a mean spirited look. He doesn't look like a
nice guy. No, no. We're talking about Morgan. Yeah, Renee looks
like a pleasant fellow.
So anyway, so now now they're all doing like seven hundreds
with the tear but that'll be gone by tonight. It's like
they're trying to I can't I can't look right now. You know,
they're learning a lot though. A lot of the broth but what are we
learning? Well, CNN is learning. What are we learning? What have
you learned John?
I don't know broth. I'm learning. You think not CNN? I
haven't. I'm learning. Oh, here we go. It's I have learned one
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in the morning you get like a discount. Yeah, so they have
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you should I should have set up a one of those redirects to make
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sorry, z y de ce o s.net/zulu
Mike echo November uniform you gotta get you gotta Zydeco isn't
it. Okay, so you see the menu?
Yeah, okay,
scroll down. But what about the children who's looking out for
the children? Will someone please think of the children? Do
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We charge extra for twins of those kids that won't get into
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like fold your own drone. Here kids like they have little,
little little stuff for kids to do on the menu. So it's like
count the chemtrails. Chemtrails Can you count? That's right on
their menu. Yes, very funny. Mac and cheese. I love that.
Everyone should be doing that. We have to go to this place.
Yeah, I'd love to we've we've threatened that before, but we
didn't get it. Yeah, we'll talk's cheap when
it comes to going anywhere. And Mooresville Indiana loving
Roumain
and happy dwarfism Awareness Month John?
Oh, no, really?
Yes. Unfortunately, our president hasn't gotten on board
with this yet as the Tennessee General Assembly and they have
declared this dwarfism Awareness Month in the morning to you John
C. Dvorak.
But in the morning you in the morning all ships at sea boots
on the ground feet in the water and subs in the air and all the
Knights and Dames out there.
And in the morning to our chat room. No agenda stream.com no
agenda chat.net with lots of bandwidth today, apparently
which is good. Very, very good. Let's not go to the guns or do
you want to go to Texas next? I mean, since I'm here since we're
on it, and then we can do something else. I got other
stuff to
Texas, you know is like maybe we can put it off. I mean, I do
have the report. I don't have much, much else. I do have a if
we want to do something a little bit. I'll play this weird. Got
sick. I found this clip on my list of my rundowns and I don't
know where it came from. Oh, I see. Here it is. Okay. I got
sick. And then I got better.
Okay, great. You're welcome. Excellent.
Let me know what that's all about. Let
me try one. Amidst all of this. Things that go boom. Something
very interesting happened.
A major earthquake has struck a region near the Iran Pakistan
border. The US Geological Survey says the quake measured 7.8
Hurray and state television is reporting that at least 40
people have been killed. But there have been warnings from
Iranian officials that the death toll could go much higher. The
epicenter was in South East Iran in an area of mountains and
desert quake was felt as far away as New Delhi and Gulf
cities of Dubai and Bahrain across the
road. So of course, you just kind of ignore that report. It's
a sand and mountains and who gives a crap and of course, I've
been following the region. This is the region known as COSHH.
Sometimes also known as Kashi, kh a sh or Kashi which is right
near In fact, if you if you go to Google Maps, and you fill in
cash or Kashi it will actually give you the results of Kashi
near Balochistan. Chi wherever we heard that before. Yeah. And
if you see it is oh, about 80 kilometers to the north of
insulin, insulin, Shar insome Shar is pretty much right there
on the pipeline of the IP pipeline, the Iranian Pakistani
pipeline, which also known as the peace pipeline. And I'll
just read
from zoom in on this. Yes,
I'll read from the headlines. pressing ahead with Iran
pipeline, Pakistan calls Washington's bluff. It says
March 11 2013. You see, we have our own pipeline coming in. It's
called the Toppy. The Turkmenistan Afghanistan,
Pakistan India pipeline. That's the one that's approved. And
this IP pipeline is not approved. So if you continue to
lay that pipeline down, we're going to drone everybody in
Waziristan. Oh, I'm sorry. That's exactly where we just
drone five more people. And if you continue with this frickin
pipeline, we're going to set off an earthquake right there on the
pipeline. There's never been an earthquake here that I could
find quickly. In the records of the of the what's the what do
you call it? The NOAA N O A and O AAA, the AAA
so there you have it so so as you put in predicting these
earthquakes with some
pretty good accuracy
so sure there's something going on
so the pipeline goes from a su li to Bhandar a a bus to Iran
Shar. And then it goes through Balochistan all the way it's
intended to go to New Delhi in India. But this is not the deal.
So Pakistan is you know, we're gonna see some bad stuff happen
here with it with Pakistan. You watch a lot of Pakistan in the
news, a lot of discrediting did they just say they were
arresting Musharraf, for some reason that was pretty funny. I
don't know. I don't know what I don't know is I didn't follow
that he goes on all the time. Yeah. But but keep watching for
Baluchistan, which you heard that you never had never heard
the word bolo who Stan or Waziristan until you listen to
those words on this podcast? And here it is. This is correct in
the news once again. So, you know, with all the satellites
and everything we've got flying overhead, I'm sure it's not that
hard to set off a little earthquake.
So I'm watching hearings. And Levin. There's some commentary
about oh, they had to they have the Joint Chief. What's his
name? That
Milan? No, no, no, he's
gone. The new guy Don again. donahey. Whatever. His name is.
Donohue, the little guy. He's a little general.
That hasn't. He has a big name. He has his name tag. He's the
head of the Joint Chiefs. He's the top dog in the military. And
he's wearing his name tag. Yeah, just in case you didn't know. He
knows this is a peeve of mine. Because it's like, Give me a
break.
What is his name?
I don't remember dead. Danny. He donahey donagh. You
find his name for you? He has a very for for for for for the
chairman. The chairman.
Right? Yeah. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Dempsey. MC. Yeah,
Dempsey. He is
you know, what? Do you how he looks like he's four foot two.
It looks very small.
It looks like a little less lucky though. Yeah, lower. Yeah.
Tough. LepreCon.
Let's take a tough cookie, buddy. But what's the point of
this wimpy name tag?
Well, case in point, we couldn't remember his name. Well. And
that is
the other name tag didn't help did
that. Well, now that I'm looking at the picture. And it's a big
name tag to Yes, you it's like, if see, I think you can actually
take that off and slide it into his door.
And it's like, it's like one of those. It's a bacon. No, it's a
Bakelite. Bakelite. Somebody's in the Bakelite name tag is
getting supported by our US government. Bakelite Hey, and
when did we decide that it was okay for the for the generals to
have their epaulets on, like rounded over their shoulders
instead of going up towards the neckline? Well,
in general, of course, ya know, they can make it up. They can
make up anyway, but he could put stars on his forehead if he
wants to. But they've, they've gotten into this little thing,
this old fashioned epilate kind of thing where it's kind of
funky. On the show. Yeah.
What do you think it looks good,
to be honest, but
that's a recent change, isn't it?
Well, it's a recent invention by Well, I think the Navy did it
first. It's
kind of it's kind of Star Wars II. I like it. Yeah, it is kind
of like like Starfleet Command D. So
they're talking about shutting down. They're just a bunch of
stuff they're talking about during this hearing, but one of
the things is shutting down bases here in there. And then
they're gonna get into it live and bring something up and I had
to, I'm going to you have to listen to this and then I'm
going to explain something that I didn't know And you didn't
know. And you're going to listen carefully to what Levin says
about us overseas facilities and and then somebody makes a
comment about how you know, the Germans are trying to screw with
us. And so we threatened to leave Germany and all the rest.
But to see if you can hear what the subtext of all this is, I
think it's hilarious. Thank you,
recruiter just to relative to the facilities overseas that are
being closed, we do have rules. As to the reimbursement to us
for the improvements which we've made in overseas facilities, we
just issued a report yesterday, a committee report, which we
hope you will take up is showing the failure of the department to
achieve that reimbursement and the way in which it's supposed
to be made. And it's been going on too long. Part of its a
failure of oversight. But mainly it's a failure of the department
to enforce our rules, relative to reimbursement by our allies
for the improvements, which we've made in those facilities,
which we're turning back to them. So that was a report,
which was released yesterday. It's I know, on your desks, and
we will look forward to your response. Senator, can I
just one comment about the overseas facilities. As you
know, all of us know, in Western Europe, we had quite a few of
them there. And one of the problems that came up is because
of some of their environmental controls over there. They're
restricting in Germany, for example, our ability to use a
live range to so many hours a day and so many days a week. And
finally, we had to go in and say, you know, if you if we
can't train, we're going to leave and that got their
attention. And so I think that we need to use the tools that we
have to most efficiently train our people, as we're supposed to
be doing over there.
Thank you very enough. Senator Kaine.
Explain this to me.
All right. So I just thought this was so funny. So we put a
bait we for when we confiscate some land, build a base. Yeah.
Okay. And then we say, and then we said, well, if we're going to
close the base, you're going to have to pay us to close the
lead. Yeah, sure. Let's coordinate movements, that's
costly, improve this piece of property. We've got some
buildings on it. Now you have to give us money. When we leave,
that's part of the deal. Or, you know, it's not what deal they
made, I don't know. And that now we actually are using it. I
think that if you listen to the whole thing, including a little
the senator at the end, we use it as blackmail. It's like we
told the Germans because they wouldn't let us shoot our guns
in their polluted area. Yeah, we told them, okay, you know, that
is do our training, we're gonna leave. And you know what that
means? That means you're gonna have to pay us a crapload of
money, because we have a big facility here. And these are all
improvements. And as part of the deal, and the Germans freak out,
they go, no, no, no, no, stay stay. Because it's because they
have the Americans, they're spending money, you're freely
knowing that once they leave, it's all that all those profits
are made from everybody are going to disappear. One and two,
you have to actually pay I still
leave we live it. This was genius. We love the PX don't
take it away.
So in other words, so to get us out of your country, you have
essentially like extortion.
Well, well, that's the American way, my friend.
I just I never knew any of this was I always thought that we had
a base. We closed it in here. It's yours. No,
no, no, pay us to go doesn't work that way. So they have
contracts, you think that's all set up ahead of time
is done through diplomatic channels. You know, we're here,
you know, I think they made these deals early on, right? And
it's good deal. We're gonna fix the place, that's a good deal.
That's gonna fix the place and when we leave, you're gonna pay
us. It's a good deal. I like that fairly. They haven't been
paying this and so the lemons worked. So we're gonna start
collecting
from from over there, Deutschland and Austria news. As
Austria prepares to mark the anniversary of its annexation by
Nazi Germany. And opinion poll has shown that more than half of
the population think it highly likely the Nazis would be
elected if they were readmitted as a party. A further 42% agreed
that the view that life wasn't all that bad under the Nazis,
unquote. And 39% said they thought a recurrence of an anti
semitic persecution was likely in Austria is likely likely.
Neighboring Germany's popular stern magazine described the
polls findings as shocking. The poll also showed that 61% of
Austrian adults wanted to see quote, a strong man in charge of
the government. And 54% said that they thought it would be
quote, highly likely the Nazis would win see If they were
allowed to take part in an election, some 46% of those
polled said they believe Austria was a victim of Nazi oppression
in 1938. While 61% said they believe that enough had been
done to read, reappraise Austria's Nazi past. That's
pretty crazy.
Doesn't surprise me for some reason. It
doesn't surprise me either. I mean, of course, people loved
Hitler. And the end of this. There's a lot missing from the
history books. But he came at a time when I was like, Yeah,
strong man, you know, big anger, shaking his fist at the other
politicians. Remind you of anybody? Highlight everybody.
Hmm. Interesting. So never let a good crisis go to waste. That is
the words of Rahm Emanuel, current Mayor of Chicago. And
our president shirt didn't let this one go to waste. I'm
talking about the Boston bombing. As the president
quickly signed legislation Monday, that rolled back a
provision of the Stock Act. Did you follow this, John?
No, I didn't follow this at all. Okay, so
the Stock Act was okay, so we had a whole bunch of discussion
probably about a year ago, maybe a little bit more. It's been
we've talked about it many, many times, that it is not illegal
for anyone in Congress, anyone, anyone assistants, whatever,
doesn't matter who you're working for, where you're
working. If you're working on legislation, let's say you're
working on legislation that could affect the oil business.
And you know that a pipeline is going to be approved, or there's
some law that's going to make a change. And of course, you know,
this because of lobbyists, and it's, it's a very vicious
circle, but you are allowed to go out and buy some stock, and
whatever you think is gonna go up, or you could short some and
sell it if you want to, if you think it's not going to go so
well, this legislation that you are working on, and that's
totally legal. So the President made this big member, we have
statements if you go, Oh, we're gonna stop this. We can't have
this happened in November, and they created the Stock Act. And
the Stock Act, it was kind of hard getting this passed, I
can't understand why, you know, it's like everyone's riding the
gravy train, they can trade whatever they want. There's no,
there's no, no insider trading, it's completely legal. And by
the way, most people in Congress are rich, they're rich, they're
completely millionaires. They're rich. Um, I think by saying most
I'm probably pretty accurate I
would you say thank you, you know, I think the most are,
they're loaded.
So they, so the Stock Act, was supposed to not make it, I'm not
outlaw this practice, because well, we can't have that, that
would suck now that the whole system of lobbyists to give you
the tips who pay you to change legislation, so you get the
money coming in from the lobby for your campaigning, and then
you can make the money in the stock market, or equities market
or whatever, you know, wherever appropriate, based upon the
legislation that you're working on. So the system works, it's
the American system, it works fine. So we're not going to ruin
that. But the idea was, the Stock Act would require 28,000
senior government officials to post their financial information
online. And the President is good at promising this, you
know, any bill will get three days to read it on the internet.
Any debate will watch on CNN, Oh, of course, completely true.
It's all happened, every single piece of legislation. Then
again, I could be wrong about that. So the Stock Act was
changed. And the provision that was taking out was the posting
it online part. So while they still have to disclose their
transactions within 45 days of the transaction, it is kept in
the OMB office, which is in the basement of the Capitol. And if
you want to retrieve the records, you can database you
can only search by name. And you cannot take the records out, you
have to have them printed out 10 cents per page. And the
President just kind of kind of like signed this into law on
Monday, while the smoke was still clearing over there in
Boston.
So basically, nothing's changed. Notice that there's a list of
some of the transactions in the basement
within 45 days literally in the basement. I think it was think
NPR
what penalty is there if they if you don't file anything? Good
right penalty
doubted good question. I feel bad that I didn't check that. I
didn't see anything offhand. But I also didn't go through it with
a fine tooth comb. So here it is. The cannon House Office
Building is where the records are kept. If you want to look up
the financial disclosure forms filed by high level
congressional staffers To find out whether they've been using
the privileges of their physicians to make well timed
stock trades, you have to go to the basement of the cannon House
Office Building, you enter your name and address in the
computer, then you can search, but only if you know the name of
the person you're searching for. Because that's all that's the
only search for that you can't search by, you know, buy stocks
bought or anything. It's not like they will use something
like I don't know, FileMaker Pro. If that person has filed a
financial disclosure form, it will come up as a PDF, which you
can then print at a cost of 10 cents per page. They're in the
office. And I think the President is still I think the
administration, the White House itself is still they don't even
have to file anything still this moment. I've done like kidding.
You can't make this up. And he's, he's signing this
legislation. And you should see the picture. Everyone standing
there smiling, looking at him.
Good work very
disgusting. That's disgusting. Okay, you just, you're just a
piece of shit, you slave.
So I do have one clip that's kind of lengthy. that I think
needs to be played because I think we made a mistake. It
happens. Or I did. I had this clip of the guy describing this
new gun legend and just gun legislation thing which failed,
is actually kind of amusing in a number of ways. It was designed.
Obviously, we worked this out, we deconstructed it was designed
just to get suburban housewives away from the Republican Party
and that so it did its job.
And even by failing it did his job.
Yeah. So it did his job under any circumstances. But the
legislation itself and I would like you to read it at some
point. Because apparently, we've been told him and you said this
before you think the NRA is just some district into some sort of
a weird, corrupt.
They're not your friend there they're on they're on the side
of taking guns away.
Joe Manchin, who is the co sponsor of the mansion, or to me
mansion, whatever they got into this one, which was just it was
about background checks. And there apparently was a lot of
misinformation mansion comes before Congress. And he pleased
he says he's a he's from West Virginia, your stomping. And he
pleased with everybody that this is bogus. He says what they've
actually done this legislation is positive, it's a good
legislation, it actually criminalizes using background
checks as registration, in his any sort of scheme, you would be
punished as a felon, and thrown in jail if you use this
information in any way other than just a background check
peak period. And, and so he this clip, because we played a clip
that said the opposite last show, or the show before
this, before we played the clip the way I on because I read the
legislation, the way I saw it is it's already we have many, many
laws on the books in individual states. already do that already
do this, but that this is to federalize it and the entire
bill the way I could read it, because I'm not a lawyer, but
I'm pretty pretty good at doing this was all about hundreds of
millions of dollars in grants to the individual states to
implement basically what they were doing already but just to
call it a federal law and show that we've done something but it
was all my money
The thing was a smokescreen for doing nothing.
But but but get women voters.
The women voter thing was the key to the whole argument. But
But what's interesting to me is that the misinformation that
went out there according to mansion now, you can tell me if
when he's what he says is full of crap, but he seems awfully
sincere. And I just thought that this is something that we should
at least have known about in some way other than being fed
all bull crap one way or the other. And let's just see what
he has to say.
I'm an A rated lifetime card carrying member of the National
Rifle Association. I agree wholeheartedly with the mission
of the NRA, which is to defend the Second Amendment rights of
law abiding, law abiding gun owner, Owner, American citizens
like you and I, to promote firearms and hunting safety. And
matter of fact, as a governor, I promoted the Eddie Eagle program
in West Virginia along with our friends and marksmanship and to
educate the general public about firearms. I carry my card with
me, and I've had this for quite some time. It's a life
membership. And ever since I became a member I've read had
all the magazines like most of us when they get them and read
the magazines, and I've gotten all the special notices about
when there was something that they had of concern. And I had
always read it. And I'd think Oh, that's great. I'm glad that
someone's saying this or speaking out. So I was
surprised, that was surprised with when the latest alerts from
the NRA was filled with so much misinformation about the
firearms background check legislation that Senator Toomey
and I are trying to get to this in front of the Senate to be
passed. They're telling our members that our legislation
wouldn't, and I quote, I want to quote this, criminalize the
private transfer of firearms by honest citizens, requiring
lifelong friends and neighbors and some family members to get
federal government permission to exercise a fundamental right or
face prosecution. Where I come from in West Virginia, I don't
know how to put the words any plainer than this. That is a
lie. That is simply a lie. And anybody that can read knows
that's not factual. There's nothing in this bill. It's not a
universal background check. There's nothing in this bill
that basically says that you're living in a neighborhood and you
want to sell your neighbor your gun, you can do it. No
background checks are required. If you come from the traditional
gun background states are back gun states with a tradition I
have gun culture. You can give it to your son, your grandson,
any of your family members, and no background check is needed.
Why they would say that the private transfer of firearms by
honest citizens. This bill protects honest, gun loving law
abiding citizens, more than any piece of legislation we've had
in the last two to three decades. And I think people that
have read the bill know that. I remember when the NRA used to
feel a lot different about background checks. And it wasn't
all that long ago. Back in 1999, their executive vice president
Wayne LaPierre testified before Congress that background checks
were reasonable. In fact, he said it over and over and over
again. And I quote from Mr. Lapierre, we think it's
reasonable to provide for instant checks at gun shows,
just like gun stores and pawn shops. Because the low is if you
go to a gun store, now that's a licensed dealer, you have to do
the background check em by law, they have to keep the record.
And by law, they cannot use that as a registration cannot by law.
Even in our bill, we even make sure that you cannot use any
type of information for registration. And we said if you
try to do it, if you're a government agency, or a person
that works for government, and you use any of these records,
it's a felony with 15 years of imprisonment. That's how much
they're protecting this bill protects my rights as a law
abiding gun owner.
I don't really see what's so shocking about about what he's
saying. He's just saying the NRA holes whatever I don't
understand this there's nothing shocking and here we read the
well I mean it but that that the NRA pitch permeated everything
including that clip we had
well hold on a second did the NRA permeated or did the media
permeate
it well I'm not sure who permit or permeate it's not the right
word by the propagated back Prost elated it propagated I
don't know who did it but it's just like this because I'm going
wait a minute. This is This isn't right. And so I was I felt
kinda like I had to do a make good or a May a culpa because I
played the wrong clip with that other guy was going on about if
you give it to your kid, you got to register it.
Yeah, but who was that who said that
on the last show was actually a prosecutor.
So oh, what someone is someone in government lied. Oh,
say the point but I don't like leaving leaving a point. No, I
added clip. I appreciate the stream of all these shows
without making the correction necessary. And I think this guy,
you know, pretty much directed the record from my behalf. So I
had to I played the clip, so that's not
good. Okay. But I do have some things to say about this. Having
read the legislation, all I saw was just a bunch of money going
everywhere, and states would be crazy not to take that. So but
of course, this is this was really not about the money it is
more about and I'm I'm using this at my next party, which is
coming up here in Austin. scaring the women folk, right
about scaring the women folk and it worked very well. And in
fact, probably having it fail worked even better, because then
we have another, another go around and we had to fail. And
we have another go round failed
because it needs to stay in that public eye to scare more women.
Now,
can I? Can I do you mind? Well, do you mind?
No, I don't mind. But what what is it? You're going to say?
I've got some clips I want to play. Oh, before
we play a clip, let me just say they do need to interrupt. There
is a counter argument to this that the Republicans can use and
they won't pull it out.
Will you hold on to that for a moment? Yes, go because I'm, I'm
sticking for a second with our theory, which I like very much.
I think the theory is valid. So first, Obama lies about the
numbers of the vote in the House. This is what I went and
did
have 20 Innocent school children and their teachers. This country
took up the cause of protecting more of our people from gun
violence. Families that know unspeakable grief, summon the
courage to petition their elected leaders. Not just to
honor the memory of their children, but to protect the
lives of all of our children. A few minutes ago, a minority in
the United States Senate, I listened to the numbers decided
it wasn't worth it. Now, this makes
Democrats crazy, by the way, when when when they hear this, a
minority in the Senate decided it wasn't worth it.
They blocked common sense gun reforms, even while these
families looked on from the Senate gallery,
the Heartless aid halls.
By now, it's well known that 90% of the American people support
universal background checks that make it harder for a dangerous
person to buy a gun. We're talking about convicted felons,
people convicted of domestic violence, people with a severe
mental illness. 90% of Americans support that idea. Most
Americans think that's already the law. It is.
Kit is in most places is true.
And a few minutes ago, 90% of Democrats in the Senate voted
for that idea. Sorry, that's not true. But it's not going to
happen. Because 90% of Republicans in the Senate just
voted against that.
I'm sorry, that's not true. So I go to the, to the C spans to go
check on the vote. And so first of all, Joe Biden is there who,
and they keep Joe out of everything. Because if they know
what's going to fail, and then they know what the votes are,
because this thing literally failed by one vote, not the 54,
because they needed a supermajority, the 6060 votes.
And I looked this up. And actually, the President says
something about this, which is a little annoying.
A majority of senators voted yes to protecting more of our
citizens was smarter background checks. But by this continuing
distortion of set of rules, a minority was able to block it
from moving forward.
Okay. So what do you think he means by the continuing
distortion of Senate rules? Because this is the way this was
brought to the floor was cloture. And when you do
closure, which has been going on since 1919, invented by the
Democrats, I will point out, you do that to get something to the
floor quickly to be able to vote on it. And and that's why the
agreement is 60 votes, it used to be more, but they brought it
back to 60. So it's an agreement that's been around for 100
years. So what is the distortion that he's talking about? That
it's not that it's not
a fair question, he's full of crap this guy
well, so then I listened and they've got Joe Biden sitting
there. And he because he's thinking is great. I've been out
there shipping for everybody. In fact, he did a Google Hangout, a
Google Hangout, and his math was even better.
Last point. 80,000 plus people a year who go through the
background check system are convicted felons are adjudicated
incompetent to be able to own a weapon.
That is, of course our key here the adjudicated incompetent, or
mentally. What is it? What's the word again? unfit. Yeah,
that 40% means there's got to be statistically somewhere between
30 and 50,000. who get a gun who are not qualified.
Let me see if we have 80,000. And we take 40%. That's 50,000.
Right. Thanks, Joe. So they put Joe in the mat in the Google
Hangout, and then they throw them up there in the President's
chair in the Senate so he can read off that this thing fails.
But then I hear this to read of Nevada.
Used to read them Nevada, just No,
no. Oh, no, wait a minute. Harry Reid, the
head of the Democrats Senate,
Harry Reid says no. So I'm like, Okay, what is going on? Why did
he say no? So, looking at the votes, a lot of Republicans
voted for the bill. Specifically McCain, and to me, of course,
but if you needed 60 votes, they already have 57. Democrats in
the Senate, so they really only needed three votes to have 60.
That means the two independents which were Saunders and Angus
Saunders is Vermont, Angus is Maine, and they both voted for
they needed one Republican which they had in the pocket McCain,
we knew McCain was on board for months with no, he wrote the
bill Toomey wrote it. So we have to get him back up. We got 61
votes. However, three Democrats Bacchus Belgic of Alaska and
Heitkamp of North Dakota voted no. And then so the procedure
the president, the president, I think is referring to is in
order for Harry Reid to bring this back to the floor. For some
reason, I don't understand that procedure. I don't know what to
do, which one it is, he has to change his vote to know. Which
of course, you know, when you look at it, it's because three
of your a whole Democrat Party members voted no that you lost
this vote. It's not because the Republicans a minority of the
But Republicans screwed you. That's a lie. You couldn't get
your party together. Sad. Sad, I tell you. Dianne Feinstein die
phi really laid it out. So while to me he was doing his thing.
She just, I mean, it's like, you might as well just nuts about
this, you just might as well pack it in when she started
doing this, to have a chance and understand, by the way, this is
why I watch the spin. It's not to share it with you. It's
because I actually find this more entertaining than anything
that's on television.
To have a chance at understanding these mass
shootings. I think we have to understand how they're
perpetrated.
Okay, are you ready? John, you might want to get a pen and a
piece of paper that didn't pan out. All right, and by home and
by the way, you might want to spreadsheet actually,
it's really impossible to know with any certainty what
motivated Adam Lanza, the new town shooter, but we know that
he exhibited clear signs of mental disturbance,
mental disturbance, so I'm gonna write this down to mental
disturbance. Okay, mental disturbance.
We know he had an extreme aversion to normal social life,
that he didn't like physical
contact, not liking physical contacts. He was in and out of
school, in and out of school bad boy.
He spent time in special education classrooms, and he was
homeschooled. Oh, right
home schooled by his
mother. My mom lived in a room with blacked out curtains and
played violent video games.
Oh, you can keep up. You got it.
for hours on end hours. We know his mother bought him assault
weapons and kept an arsenal at home. We know they went target
shooting together at ranges and that both were certified in gun
safety sounds horrible. Their home was a veritable weapons
depot, veritable weapons depot with many firearms. More than
1600 rounds of ammunition, novelists, samurai swords
samurai swords, even a gun safe.
gun safe white, that's an outrage
in this young man's room. It has been reported that Adam compiled
a spreadsheet documenting hundreds of victims of mass
murders. It's been reported. Not that it's true, something he may
have used may have used as a measuring stick for his own
sadistic plot.
Sign this woman to a book deal. She's good.
And we know one more one thing. None of this information would
have been caught on a background check. And I say that although I
support background check, but this just shows what is out
there. That needs to be stopped.
Yes, right. That's right that's out there and we need to have
your mental health professional. Tell us about you crazy people.
Like that story is out of Texas of the guy that was, we just
think about the Texan the guys walking with his kid down the
road, you know, carrying a gun in Texas. And again, they just
get shaken down by the local sheriff's. No, no, no,
that's not big.
I gotta dig it up.
That's not big here. That's not big here. We do have a script
though. It's disgusting.
Cody, thank you for joining me again. You were there today at
the Senate to witness what happened. What is your reaction?
I'm disgusted and so disappointing. So disappointed
in our Senate.
Okay. Disgusted, disappointed. What's the script again, Roxanna
victims
of the Tucson shooting. Thank
you very much for joining us tonight, Rex
and thanks for having me.
What was it like to be in the gallery today when you saw those
votes go down?
was very, very disappointing. I was very disgusted by the
outcome.
Oh, good. Unless save I like the ad lib of switching them around.
Good. Good work. People you're watching a television show to be
alarmed. It is just a show. Nothing to be afraid of. Nothing
over there in Euro land, some fun stuff happening our friend
spoke.
And our friend is
well, I'm not allowed to ask you anymore if you want to hear from
him because you always say yes, yes, Nigel Farage,
as Mrs. Thatcher recognize the truth behind the European
project, she saw that it was about taking away democracy from
nation states and handing that power to largely unaccountable
people. Knowing as she did that the euro would not work. She saw
that this was a very dangerous design.
She's done. He's talking about to Thatcher. Yeah.
We and you can take that same view. And I've tried over the
years in this Parliament to predict what the next moves
would be as the Euro disaster unfolded. But not even me. And
my most pessimistic of speeches would have imagined Mr. Wrenn,
that you and the others in the Troika would resort to the level
of common criminals, and steal money from people's bank
accounts, in order to keep propped up total failure, that
is the euro, you even tried to take money away from the small
investors, indirect breach of the promise you made back in
2008, while the precedent has been set. And if we look at
countries like Spain, where business bankruptcies are up 45%
year on year, we can see what your plan is to deal with the
other bailouts as they come. I must say, the message this sends
out to investors is very loud and clear. Get your money out of
the Euro zone before. What you have done in Cyprus, is you
actually sounded the death knell of the euro. Nobody in the
international community will have confidence in leaving their
money there. And how ironic to see the Russian Prime Minister,
Dmitry Medvedev, compare your actions and say I can only
compare it to some of the decisions taken by the Soviet
authorities. And then we have a new German proposal that says
that actually what we ought to do is confiscate some of the
value of people's properties in the southern Mediterranean Euro
zone states. This European Union is the new communism. It is
power, without limits, it is creating a tide of human misery.
And the sooner it is swept away, the better and one of this
place, one of the parliament, this parliament has the ability
to hold the commission to account I have put down a motion
of censure debate on the table. I wonder whether any of you have
the courage to recognize it. And to support it. I very much doubt
that. And I minded that there's a new Mrs Thatcher in Europe.
And it's called Fritz, he's called fritzbox Stein. And he
has said of this Parliament remember, he's a former
commissioner. It is not representative anymore. For the
Dutch or European citizen. The European Parliament is living
out a federal fantasy which is no longer sustainable.
common criminals I tell you, they are and
why did they leave that guy in there? Well, they
will for entertainment must entertain that tried to kill him
with that plane crash and like I know
it failed, he lives and probably tried to kill him again.
So the Netherlands, you know, this is a kind of a crazy story.
So my daughter is over there. And she's staying with her
girlfriend. And and she said, You know she's like waiting for
money from so And look, she's she makes it she makes a cash
call without even saying I said, Hey, babe, do you need a little
bit of money to send you some money? So Oh, that'd be great
that so I have a chase account specifically for that because
you can do it's called Quick pay. And you can And you know,
just like click and then you know, $500 I think is the
maximum, it shows up in her account. She can use it right
away. I don't have to do you know, it's like with mechanics I
just I'm so sorry that I'm annoying. You
know, I'm just saying you're explaining something you don't
need to explain. You can get her money easy. Like, what are you
doing is give me a commercial that Chase and as you
know, I'm about not to believe me. Not a commercial at all. So,
so I so I bought but i Quick pay $500 to her. And then she but
she has like, I guess she lost her card before she went on.
Well, she was like a temporary card and it won't work in the
ATM. So I'm like, Okay, I will wire it to you. So Chase, we
can't do that from a mechanic's bank. But Chase has a way to
wire so I set it all up. I did this on the eighth of April. And
I'm just sitting there watching it. My son, my daughter has
we're talking about 10 days
was terrible.
Yeah. But it's like, it's how hard is it?
Makes no sense. Okay, because a criminal can rip off, take all
the money out of a bank and send it to the Cayman Islands in 10
seconds. So
this. So this money went out of my account the day after? And
then it just didn't happen. So I'm calling Chase. I'm like,
where's the money? They don't have it. Because I just send it
to her girlfriend's account at the ING Bank. Where is it? Let's
keep saying submitted whatever. So the wire department, we're
talking about a relatively small amount, and then you have the
wire department. And then finally word comes back two days
ago. Yeah. They stopped it because they suspected there was
a terrorist transfer. What because I've written in the memo
to recipient in Dutch, Christina overbooking, and I literally I
probably have the voicemail where the bank calls me and says
they want to know what overbooking means. I said, well,
in Dutch it's transfer. And then it got rejected. I don't have
the money back but I got rejected because of a terrorist
suspect suspected terrorist activity, because it was
apparently not meant for the recipient.
To believe that class. Yeah. Yes.
Although rejected the ING,
that's not even clear. No one No one's owning up to it obviously.
And, and so but you know, at the same time, the ing ABN AMRO and
SNS bank are all claiming that they're under cyber attack. And
you know, their websites are down. I think that there's
there's there's something serious I don't have my money
back, mind you. So my my daughter's girlfriend
$500 in the ether. Yes. So they've come up with this bogus
excuse. Well, that we believe that you think now what you're
suspecting is that this something is really bad is going
on and then no one's fessing up to. That's what I'm suspecting.
Yeah, sounds a lot more likely. I mean, what is this bull crap
the whole time? Whoa, we got it. Oh, yeah. No, it looks like
another. Oh, boy. Yeah, no, it looks like another another cyber
attack. What do you what are they talking about? Are you
kidding me? Enough with all the cyber attacks. So CMC could
actually find the voicemail message
that's pretty peculiar. Why can't she do you put it in her
account that original way and just have her walk into the bank
and get it out that way? So why do you have to use an ATM?
I don't understand what your question is.
You said that you have this deal with it but there's no Chase
Bank in in, in Europe.
Right. So but it goes we where does the Oh I see what you're
saying. So right right right. I do when I'm over there.
Here's the voicemail
clients wanted to reach out to you. I'm back now so I can't
wait to see y'all next time. I'm also working on this wire with
Drew and I just had a phone call. And they just had a
question our wire department did as far as the instructions on
the wire they will just wanted to know it Christina.
overbooking I guess it's o v e r v OE is in every k i n g if you
want to know what that was in reference to give me a call back
so I'm not making this up the wire department and no one has
the money now. No one has it it's gone. And they I don't have
this I mean email don't have I don't have a voicemail. Yeah,
no, I got rejected because there's suspicion of terrorism
because it was not meant for the you intended to send it to
someone else other than the recipient because I put that on
the wire instructions. Are you fucking kidding
Yeah. So It's pretty funny.
So So let me now let me tell you what you Well, you've been
ripped off, I've been ripped off and they're coming for you
people in Euro land. Here is your president of the European
Union, laying out very clearly where the money is going to come
from. Because you are evading your taxes you should assume
every year
around 1 trillion euro is lost in EU member states because of
tax evasion and tax avoidance. And to give you an idea, 1
trillion euro is about the same as the entire GDP or total
income of Spain, the fifth biggest economy in the European
Union, it's about the same as the union's budget for the full
seven years ahead, and is 100 times more than the loan that
was recently agreed for Cyprus. Tax evasion is unfair to
citizens who work hard and pay their share of taxes for society
to work. It is unfair to companies that pay their taxes,
but find it hard to compete, because others don't. And tax
evasion is a serious problem for countries that need resources to
restore some public finances. The current economic crisis only
helps to stress the urgent need for fair and effective tax
systems. We simply cannot afford nor tolerate tax complacency.
And that's why the European Council discussed the question
of fraud and fight against tax havens in our March meeting. And
that's why I've decided to put it on the agenda of our next
meeting of the European Council on the 22nd of may, let me be
clear, we must seize the increased political momentum to
address this crucial problem. Let us be clear, it is first and
foremost for member states to act. But Member States cannot
effectively do it on their own or in isolation. Tax evasion is
to a large extent a cross border problem.
Do you hear what's going on here? People are gonna take your
money, taxes, you're, uh, you're avoiding your tax, I think we
did a little audit. Hi. Hi, we just want to make sure that
you're compliant with your taxes.
Here's what here's what my prediction is on this. What
they're gonna do we have a lot of profiling this done by the
tax bureaus of the IRS does it where you can, you can find out
what somebody's doing for a living, you can profile them
with a computer. And if, for example, there are a waitress
they, they expect them to in a certain kind of restaurant, they
know exactly, they know exactly what it should be. They know
exactly what she's getting and tips. And they make that
calculation and they give you a little 10% leeway, and
they sit in the restaurant sometimes and just watch and
count
as Yeah, they do they that's why these programs are actually
pretty good. Yeah, in terms of accuracy. So but they you know,
they don't they don't abuse them to any extent, or the way that
would be the way I think this would happen in the EU, if
they're starting to make these sorts of threats, which is that
we know where you work, and we know what you do for a living.
And we know that you should be paying this much tax. And you
didn't pay that much tax, you paid this much tax, but
everybody else in your sector pays this much taxes, have you
so we're just gonna take this money from just gonna even
it out a little bit, because you're clearly not paying your
fair share, share.
So you would just essentially, do a calculation on what
somebody should be paying in taxes based on their what they
do for a living in where they live, and all the rest. And then
just take the money, just take it, you don't have to do
anything more than that, because it would be a waste of resources
to actually audit anybody.
Oh, yeah. Well, but it's fun. It's fun to watch him sweat.
Yeah, but you know, the problem with all auditing is people are
so careless that in especially in the United States, if you you
audit 10 people, you'll find that six of them overpaid their
taxes, and you don't need auditors coming in.
Hey, hey, man, that's not right.
So what you do is you want to avoid the audit, and just take
the money, right?
Okay. I think that's I think that's fair. That's why they're
gonna put everyone in a class classification. That's the whole
that starts with the cyber guys, right? You get certified
certified as an engineer, you get certified as a nurse you get
certified as a teacher and then you have your certification your
income class and you know in the you should be paying X amount of
tax and this should just make it simple. Just want to do I just
have the state pay everybody? Yeah, yeah, just a thought.
Or they're headed that way. That's kind of the fascist
thing.
Yeah. That's not how we do it though.
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I don't know. Take a look what I'm reading. So it's some sort
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that and because this is kind of, you know, after superstorm
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It's a little grinder. It's like a It's a hand cranked phone
charger. So you put your phones in this, plug it into the thing,
and you're grinding, grind and grind and you get enough of a
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Holy crap. How much has he given us?
Five bucks of what? Of the who? said Oh, no. All right. If you
look at the Kickstarter, yeah. They raised $106,000.
Well, then it's for people who are no agenda listeners. So just
indicate that somewhere there they're almost done. This is
only going to last for a few more days. Yeah.
So we've got seven more days, but they wanted to raise 27,000.
And they and then went to 106,000. Yeah, that happens. It
looks like it was
nice, actually. Yeah. No, I think it's cool if they get it
to work. I mean, I think it'd be grinding a lot. Because I mean,
it's a mini charge is true, but I don't know. I sounds like a
great rehab.
Three to five minutes of winding gives you five to 12 minutes of
talk time. Okay, that's pretty good.
And what I would do, I would get on the phone, keep it hooked up
to the thing and have one of the kids in the family grind.
What else do you have kids for? Yeah. Brian, keep talking to
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It's just you know, like she sends me pictures of her kitchen
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an Alaska and she goes catching salmon. The big ones do like
really big ones. Yeah. And
you know, and she's 40 footers.
I think they're 60 It's amazing. This, this happened just jumped
right out at you. So amidst all of this, all this kind of crazy
stuff that that's been happening here in the United States. There
was another one of these big fire balls in the sky I think
let me see.
This one was
testing resources, right, no and second half.
It was over Madrid, Madrid, Spain. Second champions show a
brilliant ball of flames streaked across the sky above
the Spanish capital of Madrid dazzling stargazers and
astronomers alike. What could it be? Well, I've done a little bit
of research but I thought it was time to spruce up our second
half of the show. And I stumbled across an interesting article
from the Navy navy.mil In fact is where this comes from. And
navy.mil navy and navy.mil Exactly. And RL, which stands
for a Naval Research Laboratory scientists produce densest are
the densest artificial ionospheric plasma clouds using
harp. Like Hmm, so they created the so essentially, they're
creating plasma blobs in the sky. As part of the I'll read
the from the press release this is from end of February from
this year this press release these glow does charges in the
upper atmosphere were generated as a part of the Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency sponsored basic research
on ionospheric. characteristics and effect, also known as
brioche. Those guys are so funny with their code names, aren't
they? Look, it's a piece of bread in the sky brioche, the
brioche campaign to explore ionospheric phenomena and its
impact on communications and space weather. You know, my my
theory on how essentially, there's a space war going on all
the time, that we're just kind of oblivious to it. Yeah, we
haven't heard that for a while. Yeah, but when I see this here,
using the 3.6 megawatt high frequency HAARP transmitter, the
plasma clouds or balls of plasma are being studied for use as
artificial mirrors, at altitudes 50 kilometers below the natural
ionosphere, and are to be used for reflection of HF radar and
communication signals. Now, this is bullcrap.
I don't know. I mean, they've been saying since day one, that
the whole HAARP thing is about communications
that will say what you will about the HAARP thing. But using
plasma as mirrors, are you kidding me? We have 100,000
satellites in orbit. They all have mirrors, you don't need
plasma to in fact, plasma is a very bad mirror. This is this is
total bull crap. What is plasma used for weaponry. And I'm now
that I'm thinking about that Russian thing. Maybe it was just
a ball of plasma that tipped over. And we keep seeing these
things we did was one over I mean, these can't all be
meteorites. I think this plasma thing needs to be researched.
Then I know that just by saying this, people are going to start
sending me information. But this plasma, like, Oh, we're using it
to bounce radio transmissions, none another. I know enough that
the plasma is not what I want to be sending my radio transmission
into. At all.
And as well, I mean, it's interesting point, by the way,
if we want people to send us stuff, which you just solicited.
Yeah, I need to mention that Thorin our artist needs to send
us a big version of the artwork for bag 33 Because that's going
to be the design in our bag. Wow. Great like so tell him to
get a hold of me. Send me a note at John at the vorak that org. I
don't have Thorens address we are we've been nobody ever
course that these artists are all holed up somewhere. They
never talked to us.
No. Did you know that? Asteroids? are incoming space
rocks are classified.
In your class. What do you mean? They're classified? Yeah,
there's a big one. This is a b No, no, that's a bigger one is a
C?
No. As in middle, it's military policy observations of sort of
if the Navy observes a space rock and asteroid meteorite
advertising Call it what you want. that that information is
classified. not public. Why the Thank you. Good question. But
apparently has been that way for 10 or 15 years. It classifying
everything. guy takes a poop.
That's classified turd material right there, son. So you know,
I'm just saying you take that along with this plasma thing?
Didn't how many satellites there? Amateur Radio guys
launching satellites all the time. Hey, Ilan, can you throw
throw one of our satellites up? Do you know my satellites are up
there? It's gotta be it's gotta be an unbelievable amount. We
should look at this. There must be seriously must be 1000s and
maybe 10,000 satellites, maybe even more? Who the hell knows?
And they're at all distances is weird. Yeah, the geosynchronous
ones, they must be like, lined up bumped up against each other.
Well, from time to time, you know, they, they they knock each
other out. We've seen this. We've seen this happen. The
space wars going on people and this and these plasma events.
Now that was like, Oh, well, it must have been a meteor it must
have been an astral Oh, we don't know what it is. No one cares
anymore. Oh, just another flashing thing to the sky? Oh,
well, I guess it's something
where was all these attacks from Kim Jong Un? Yeah,
he had he ain't got no plasma. You can't shoot no plasma. All
right. So
I have a clip from Dempsey again. They asked him about
cyber.
Oh, good, because I was about to start into that.
General Dempsey. Let me let me start on cyber cyber era. If I
might, I was pleased to see the increased funding in the budget,
especially given the threats and the capabilities that we've seen
developing over these last few years. And what you're proposing
will hopefully help Allow us to stay ahead of all of this. Can
you give the committee a sense of what the $800 million budget
will buy us? What enhancements? Oh,
how much 800
Be result of that investment that we didn't have before. And
then that same subject that's
just from our tax return
sequestered now they're spending 800.
Given the current level of maturity is, is it now the
appropriate time to elevate us cyber command to the level of
separate unified command? Yeah, good idea. Military
put curry into war. I can charge that shit. They know what to do
a couple mil. Yeah.
What we're doing with the 800 million we are organizing
ourselves currently.
By the way, he's out of control with the with it with the audit
control,
really, that's how we organized seeing our cells from the
drivers
in Isaac ourselves. Currently, we have capabilities at the
national level. And I know you know, the senator, but our
portfolio for cyber is very narrowly defined as defending
the.mil domain
Whoa, 800 million just for.mil
I set that was
I never knew that or we're protecting ourselves. So we have
said frequently that we have capabilities that could be
extended to the nation should that become necessary. Wow, hold
on a second $800 million just just to defend the.mil domain
Yeah, yet
and a defense against an attack for example, but we're sure we
got the teams formed at the at the national level, trying to
export the capability if you will take part if you will,
combatant commanders, so forming fusion centers, Operations
Centers, so that they have the capability to conduct
reconnaissance of threat networks, external to the United
States, of course, and then defensive teams that if the.mil
domain is under attack can block and if necessary, have the
capability to perform offensive cyber as well.
You are a thief.
A thief like I call you a thief and Allah bogus website was only
Friday.
fucking thief. That's an outrageous. That's crazy. Well,
of course, while this is taking place, maybe today, it all
depends. says bye, we'll come to the floor. The Cyber
Intelligence Sharing Protection Act, we talked about this
sharing, sharing is not spying. And here is a Mike Rogers probe
defending the assistant by act, and some other douchebag on the
other side, trying to push back but actually saying the same
thing in other very companies
that you say are uncomfortable with this support this bill. The
Silicon Valley CEOs support this bill, the people who are in the
business of prosperity on the internet, think this is the
right approach.
Are you in the business of prosperity on the internet? Then
you might have anal leakage
in the Silicon Valley CEOs seem to be a group now. Yeah, when
the Internet if your 14 year old tweeter in the basement. You
know, as my took my nephew, I had to work them over a lot
of work that got fucker over. I took him back I did. I said
listen you the 14 year old tweeter you in the basement, you
see this stick
this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of it.
I hear that a lot. Once you understand the threat, and you
understand the mechanics of how it works. And you understand
that people are not monitoring your content of your emails.
That's about it. Most people go Got it. I got it.
I got it. Having talked to a number of executives and some
leading tech companies, I would I would I would express their
opinions of the spills largely ambivalent. Many of them feel
it's fairly irrelevant because they feel they're better
equipped to deal with the rest of cybersecurity than our
government. And and they find the notion somewhat absurd that
they would even even do this with our government, they see
that they say in fact believe there should be a flow of ideas
the other way from the private government and from the private
sector to the government so that we can catch up with many of the
leading cyber.
Yeah, that's good. That's exactly what we want. We want
them to be sharing with us. So this so the bill goes through
committee, this is House Resolution six to four and the
White House sends a message all boy oh boy statement of
administration policy regarding HR six to four Cyber
Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, because of
course we have to make the president look good. So he's
gonna say, this thing is not right yet. Nope, that's not
right. I want to protect American citizens. Therefore, I
shall veto the bill if you do not manage it properly. The more
I would you like to hear what I send to the people on the Hill?
And you read it? I? Of course I did. And I highlighted it for
you. And it's in the show notes at 505 dot na shownotes.com.
both government and private companies need cyber threat
information to allow them to identify, prevent and respond to
malicious activity that can disrupt networks and could
potentially damage critical infrastructure. Well, right
there, I'll just say that it's bullshit. That's not true. You
don't need any of that. But okay. Well, there's bipartisan
consensus on the need for such legislation, it should adhere to
the following priorities, one carefully safeguard privacy and
civil liberties. It's always good to put that in. I'll skip
to three, provide for appropriate sharing with
targeted liability protections. House Permanent Select Committee
on Intelligence adopted several amendments. By the way, I didn't
know the House Committee Select Committee on Intelligence was
permanent. What it says. So the Committee on Intelligence is
known as the hpsci. House Permanent Select Committee on
Intelligence. I guess it's permanent.
I would think it's called permanent. Yeah.
However, here comes the administration still seeks
additional improvements. And if the bill is currently crafted
were presented to the President, his senior advisors would
recommend he vetoed the bill. Wow, that President Obama, he's
really looking out for us is he? The administration remains
concerned that bill does not require private entities to take
reasonable steps to remove irrelevant personal information
when sending cybersecurity data to the government or other
private sector entities. Now most people read that and go,
Wow, that's really great. The President is looking out for me.
And he's, you know, they want to take information out No, no,
they want information sorted in their XML format, they want you
to they don't just want you to send over a spreadsheet, they
want you to really spend some money and and set it up
properly, so that they can really use the information.
Further, the legislation also explicitly ensures that
cybercrime victims victims continue to report such crimes
directly to federal law enforcement agencies and
continue to receive the same protections that they do today.
And this is really the key to this to what the President is
asking for. He's saying that, forget all this sharing stuff.
If the if if a company is victim of what they consider to be a
cybercrime, they should report it directly to the government
and receive the same protect protections they do today. In
other words, you're protected. Whether you're sharing under
suspicion or not. HR 64 appropriately seeks to make
clear that existing public private relationships whether
voluntary, contractual or regulatory, should be preserved
and uninterrupted by this newly authorized information sharing
however, newly authorized information sharing for
cybersecurity purposes from the private sector to the government
should enter the government through a civilian agency, the
Department of Homeland Security, is that a civilian agency?
And what was it again,
it says newly authorized information sharing for
cybersecurity purposes from the private sector to the government
should enter the government through a civilian agency, the
Department of Homeland Security
I think what they mean is it's an agency that serves the public
not military.
Wright Why don't like Janet Napolitano head on with the TSA
people having my information that that is the the gateway and
then to add insult to injury. It says he had legislation so that
he's telling the Congress what he wants in there legislation
must promote appropriate sharing within the government. Promote
it
Okay, so what's going on with all of this? So this is the so
we got an Oh, no. Yeah, I mean, there should be no sharing
whatsoever. Just forget about zero. Forget the mumbo jumbo.
But what's the point of this? Well,
here's an interesting little fun fact. So IBM, who of course love
this because IBM people think of IBM as you know, like they make
a computers now. IBM is main business is managing systems.
They in fact, under Lou Gerstner They were even like my client
back in the in the 90s. They really built a huge multibillion
dollar business on managing systems and they manage systems
for everything from healthcare, to police forces to banks. I
mean, they that's really their business. Right, John? I mean,
you know more about that than I do. Yeah. Well, this is where
you say, yeah, and here's okay. But you don't have anything. All
right, that normally have an anecdote. No. Okay. So IBM, this
week sent over 200, Senior IBM executives to Washington to help
lobby for the passage of the Cisco cyber security assurance.
So let's go over this again. Why? Well, they now if I'm a big
company, I'm gonna have to be doing a lot of work now for the
government for free.
No, no, no, IBM does this for their clients.
Oh, they Oh, I see what you do. All right. They're the
middleman. Yeah, they run this girl for it. You're right, of
course.
But but here's the kicker. Remember the last time IBM
worked with sharing information with the government?
No. Oh, Shall I remind
you that IBM actually put together the punch card system
that helped
John by the German now? Yeah, the Nazis Nazis. The Jews Jews.
So is this really something we want IBM doing again?
That's a good one. Good catch.
It's It's sickening is what it is. So you can look this up IBM.
In fact, it wasn't your buddy who'd Edwin Black is not your
guys let your buddy Edwin bled. Yeah, he wrote the book. IBM and
the Holocaust is the strategic alliance between Nazi Germany
and America's most powerful Corporation. And they built it
What was the name of that machine?
So Hollerith card sorter
Hollerith? Yeah, punch card technology Hollerith. And that's
what they use to sort out the population to find the Jews to
send them into ovens. That's what that's IBM is legacy. And
now IBM is in Washington, trying to get your information. I
wonder who they're gonna go after this time?
No, no, but this doesn't sound like a good idea.
On that reason alone, this should be voted down. Just the
whole idea that IBM is even involved this is horrible. And
it could go to the floor today we wouldn't even know about it
because nobody cares all this other stuff. They just
getting beaten down because they keep bringing these things up to
just change it they got dividend pass it change the name and run
it again. This is like the you know, the EU pulling the stunt.
Well, you didn't you voted no. So Let's vote again. You voted
no. So let's go again. Oh, no. Yes. Voted guy he voted. Yes.
Finally. Good. You can finally took the hint. All right.
I got this lots of stuff. Yeah, I want to save that for for
Sunday, because we're going pretty long here. I do want to I
do want to say one thing. Next time you see a some kind of
propaganda about North Korea, which they might bring back? I
don't know. It depends. Do you think they'll have any North
Korea stories between now and Sunday, or it's actually down to
stuff that's just they still had and they gotta get rid of it.
I'm loving the new episode, that they basically have two types of
footage that everyone's using and play this little game and
pointed out to your friends and family. So that you know that
the propaganda is working. They'll show you the three three
things. You see a bunch of dudes marching on the street and
perfect like goose stepping. You see two trucks with missiles on
it bound to the to the top. And my favorite new one is you got
like 30 guys in the field. And the one guy does a somersault.
Have you seen that one? No. Yeah. So they got like guns with
machine guns and they're running through a field like they're
attacking. And then one guy does a forward somersault and shoots
his machine gun right in front of the camera.
You got the other one, you get the one where they shoot a bunch
of these missiles from the back of a truck. Driver.
Yes, yeah. But that's not using that one. They're not using that
because well, I saw it recently. And then of course, Kim Jong on
in the binoculars. Yeah,
but that's all that that's all. So that's that we've done that.
It's It's not funny anymore. We've done it all.
My advice is to have these five clips ideas in your pocket
written down and then when they start showing us and you are
somebody that you know is susceptible to the phony baloney
say, here's what they're gonna do and you happen to hand them
the card real quick before they run this
somersault guy is my favorite though, I think. Yeah, I don't
know if he's exclusive to CNN, but he's really funny. And it
looks like little green army men for some reason. They look
exactly like little GreenHeart Negan army dudes. Yeah. And so
the the former somersault is pretty cool.
Alright, we're done. Yeah,
I got I got a final clip for you. This is recorded from my
favorite show. My favorite show being Smash. And I was amazed at
the influence of the pharmaceutical industry, and the
Cavalier pneus, of which it is presented to the youth of
America.
I have written nine songs, and nine of them might suck. Nine
songs. Three days must be exhausted. No, actually, I'm
good. Are you on something? Oh, just Adderall, Red Bull. That's
all. I needed to stay up there. Because on me about this, if I
can't get him something good. He's going to start taking some
of your songs and give them an on.
That's all just Adderall and Red Bull. That's all that's all.
Like, it's really, to me is unbelievable. It's just like,
carelessly promoted, right? The network television. What are you
are you on something? Oh, just Adderall and Red Bull. Okay,
well, that's fine. Then. You mean amphetamines. You're hyped.
You're amped. Yeah, but it's not anything like Coke or anything
else. Just Adderall would want to do anything nasty. And that,
my friends is the true evil in the world. We've presented it to
you. But don't worry by Sunday unicorns, rainbows and dolphins
all from the Red Book.
And as we close out with the rice and suspect long known for
angry online screeds, and Mississippi man suspected of
sending deadly rice and and letters to President Obama, the
senator from his home state is no stranger to local police, who
have long viewed him as a paranoid conspiracy theorist.
Oh wait,
does he have three names?
When I have to open this I bet he does. I bet he does all Kevin
Curtis. Oh, not a middle name. Yeah. Paul, Kevin.
Everybody, coming to you from Austin, Texas. I'm Adam curry.
And from early Silicon Valley. I am John C. Dvorak in
the morning to you. We'll be back on Sunday. With more No
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