I get it. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, March 2 2014
times you get my nation media assassination Episode Five, not
air six. This is no agenda bracing for more global queuing
and FEMA reason six here the traverse high tide out in
Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and
from Northern Silicon Valley where it's freezing over. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Greg Vaughn was killed.
Well, well, well, I'm glad we're all here at kindergarten with
our instruments today.
Sounds great.
That was one of our better concerts actually.
Yeah, I think people would have paid money to see that.
So we had 73 degrees this morning when I got up at seven
o'clock. Nice and warm. And it's going to be 28 by the time the
show was over. No. Yes.
Which is good. What time will the show be over a little part
of the woods there? Yeah,
it'll be around to two o'clock. 2pm it's
going to drop to 28 degrees at two o'clock in the new with the
sun is up. No,
there's no sun coming sun. No sun coming today, man.
So wait a minute. 73 now?
No, it was 73 at 7am and that was four hours ago. Now it's
down to probably let me see what it probably is all about. Oh,
this is the global cooling what do you what do you what is this
all about? Do you ever Hello? You ever listened to the show?
This is global cooling is coming once again. It's March. It's
down to it's 47 degrees now. So it's 30 degrees dries
getting so cold versus cold air coming from Alaska.
Canada Canada polar vortex? I don't know it's polar
vortex. And now in Texas. Now playing in Texas.
The best little vortex in Texas. I'm telling you this is it's all
everyone's freaking out. Of course we're here. We're
freaking out what? And it's raining now. So of course that
means we'll have black ice everywhere. Yeah, like ice.
That's the best. Yeah. But it's March is March 2. I'd we've been
here two years now. We have not seen this happen in March.
Well, you know things change. Yes. Two years.
Yeah. Yeah, February. It was February two years ago. So yeah,
well over two years. That's what do you mean, you guess what's
wrong with that?
I don't know. It just seems like tie at times flying? No, I
know. I know. It does seem like things go a little faster,
doesn't it? Yeah, something's up. Well, let me let me tell you
this. I was interviewed by the BBC on Friday. Yeah. For the
10th anniversary of podcasting.
Detention. So that doesn't add up.
Yes. 2004 is when we first that was on the first day the source
codes were on. Okay. And when we had the iCloud login is I care
about? Well, against all of my my rules, I did the interview
and it's going to be edited. So you know what, probably not, you
know, you know how they are. And it was edited out the plug for
our show. I don't know if they have but it's possible. They
will Yes.
What BBC is his radio BBC five BBC Radio for it. So that's
especially for us the big one.
That's the serious news channel. Yeah. But it was so typical. Oh,
my God, it was it's like nothing. Literally nothing has
changed in 10 years. Now, iTunes is still shit. And the BBC is
still going. So what's the future for this? Do you think
there's a future for podcasts? I say this is the 10th
anniversary. What are you talking about? The probably cut
me out all together.
Leave him on the cutting room floor.
I can't be nice in those situations. It's very different.
I mean, I tried. I really did. You know, it's a typical man and
woman Adam. Adam, let me ask you what do you think is the future
of podcasting? What? Excuse me, do you almost ruined it with
when I went Apple through nothing but NPR and BBC
programming everywhere. I remember how that was quite
annoying. When they when they did that?
Yeah. Well, I'll give it a shot.
Yeah, so of course, they actually said Would you please
do me a favour Would you would you ID yourself and as you know,
so you set it up that way? I'll do yourself. And that's why I'm
Adam curry from the no agenda show best podcast in the
universe. Snip. Snip.
And, you know, being I'm Adam curry.
Ah, it's not good. Of all the things we could start with
today, John, I would like to throw something new out there.
Not something new, something new. Either way, we're
two weeks away from an event.
Yeah, this was not here though. This event events,
you're going to be here it'd be.
Oh, yeah, no, that's, that's our six week cycle. And I'm talking
about this event.
What the authorities are saying is this was a well organised,
premeditated attack. And we can see that by the scale of the
attack, we're talking about a group of men going into a
railway station. Armed we think at the moment just with knives,
and managing to stab more than 100 people that does sound quite
organised. In the past, there have been a number of cases
where individuals have have taken knives and they've
attacked people in public places in China, but that's usually
people with personal grievances, taking them out in a public
sphere. This seems an altogether different story. The authorities
are saying it's a terrorist attack, which suggests that they
have at least some suspicions about who's behind it but
they're not saying publicly yes yeah. Okay, so
that's the BBC and as we don't have hold the BBC in high regard
so we'll tell you what's going on. You heard about this right
the the this is in this is a
more evidence that we should have guns. When somebody shoots
you in public like this, you hear a sound and you run. And
did you catch the count silent killer of the evil knives, they
should be banned?
This is the 33 people killed by knife in Jing Yang province. I
hate to I hate it when that happens. You know, it's one of
those numbers. It just pops up. But I know what this is about.
And this is of course, it's no good. But again, people you
might want to get your map out and take a look at the Zhengyang
province.
Spelling out how
I'm spelling that. X ray India November Juliet, India Alpha
November golf Jinyang
to get the x.
If you do X sy N I'm sure Google will autocomplete for you.
Honey, you go ahead.
I got what is Google learning with me? Is this Jing Jiang or
Jing Zhao Ziyang now or Jing Zhao, build Zhang Jiang with A
J.
Yes, J. I am. Zhang. Yes. Good. And where what is the what is
Ching Jiang if you look at the geographic region, it is the
most western part possible of the China's butting up against
all the stands over there.
And it's one of those places that has Muslim yes,
correct and moonbot and what else do they have in Jing Jang?
Oh, don't worry. An oil boom.
Yes, the North Dakota of China thank you if North Dakota was
peopled by Muslims, right yeah,
so this is obviously a terrorist attack and it's and I can tell
you the usual suspects will be behind it as whenever we need to
either get something done or stop something just pull out
some Muslim terrorists and there you go we got the Muslim
terrorist killing people with knives 33 of them in the in the
yes code in the most western oil rich province of China, which
also there's a there's a little sliver of land there between
Afghanistan it's so obvious every single time and then and
the BBC can't figure it out. Well, they say it's looks like
to terrorists but we they're being very tight lipped about
it. I wonder what it could be Hello, BBC just get literally
what the guy's
saying it's a terroristic attack which suggests that they have at
least some suspicions about who's behind it but they're not
saying publicly yet.
We can't figure it out. Because we don't have Google Maps it's
really not that hard. It really isn't.
I think it's interesting that they use this knife 100 People
would not knives
i It may be hard to get the gun thing going there or you know
maybe for for Chinese who said he wanted to but maybe for
Chinese it's more terrorising a knife somehow maybe I think if
we had a wave of knife
killings may have spotted a trend there may be a wave of
knives
could be that's very possible actually. Could be honest way.
Oh well
because you know they've been British have been trying there's
because I think it would be interesting to get the knife
thing going as a meme and then do a big anti knife campaign.
Yeah. And then make people have to get like licences or special
yet up special order big knives. A chef's knives are going to be
hard to come by again. Everyone was gonna be working with a
paring knife,
bamboo sticks. Just a short sharp
me with this paring knife.
The bit of mommy my bamboos not sharp. I can't I can't cut my
steak. It's okay honey we're having
we're gonna start seeing knife. You know this. I thought they
tried to crank this up a couple of years ago in England. This
anti knife thing that I think this this is the way to go. 109
servings Yeah.
Wow. Now, well actually hold on a second.
Are they stabbing people in the gut? You know what? The kidney
and the liver and what were they doing stabbing him in the butt
and they leg listen to
this. This is a report from our Canada Navy and friends on the
nation.
It's the kind of violence we hear about in the United States.
Oh,
why are you ready? And aliens?
Today? It happened in this country. A horrific scene at a
warehouse in Edmonton. witnessed by dozens. A man armed with two
knives suddenly began stabbing people by the time it was over
two were dead. And four were wounded. It
is your job. I think you're right.
To me I was a gun
it was a gun. One gunshot when drive people away. Yeah, that's
right. But no, that's why they made a big deal about guns is
that they've gone out of their way to make silencers incredibly
illegal. It's a felony. That's right. And so you can't go like
you do in the movies. It would be cut and if you've ever fired
a gun or been around someone firing them, those you have to
wear ear protection because extremely loud very loud. Yeah,
they give a warning signal. Yeah. So
mate well maybe we could force the knife manufacturers to for
them to make a sound
like to click a you need on an iPhone camera. Here it is.
Whenever you swipe the blade
it'd be very difficult to do that.
It's just a aeration thing. Huh?
No. Okay. Maybe the handle when you grab the handle? It makes a
honking sound like our horn
I don't have that sound effect. Right now. I do have one here it
is I'm gonna stick you with my knife. Here I come.
So if you look up knife attack on the Google you get the mass
stabbing but you also get China attack a De Kooning train
station leaves does his debt is mine. Yes. separately. Okay,
separate just for blame. 33 knife attack. This has been
Google washed. Like if I put knife attack and I get one whole
page of that of that.
Well, we had the we had the we had the budget of UK knife
attack where the more the guy apparently cut the guy's head
off in the middle of the street. The soldier.
Oh, yeah, that one that was a class. That was a good one. That
was a knife attack. 27 dead. 33 dead skin changes are starting
with 2627. Yeah. 113 wounded.
In fact, it started with 27 and I had 27 in the show notes. And
then people started calling the magic number out. Yeah, so I
think they bumped it up just to make it apparent.
Let everyone know. Something's behind it. Why know what,
by the way. Eric sent me not one but two boxes of our 33 bags.
Yeah. Which that's something went wrong. And he's like, Hey,
can I have that one box back? Like I know, I already gave you
a box of them to two boxes. You know, two boxes of 10.
You sent me two bags.
I'm sorry. Maybe one of my boxes were meant for you. I don't
know. But I gave out but it was at the market and I'm giving
them out to people who matter. Either people who listen to the
show like farmer Chris. Or people who I think we'll be
baffled and it's really funny when they go oh, this is great.
What what is it? What's the what's the 33 bag?
You know who's baffled buzzkill Jr, by the bag or by 33? By
both? He doesn't know it he said what's that? What is that
supposed to be? All right so that's the family there's a
family of listeners listen to the show.
Hey, thanks kid.
Only Eric knows all of you and I you know it's
it's buzzkill Jr. Sullivan in the house. Yeah, yeah. I think
it's time to up his rent a little.
We're trying to get it. Yeah.
He's not listening to the show. I mean, at least at least he
could pretend.
My wife doesn't listen to the show. You know, I know. I know.
He hears this stuff all the time, but you The problem is
that she misses this material that we've developed and
actually gone into great detail on and she'll come off the wall
and tell me something that is like the superficial part of it.
And I see you had to listen to it. I didn't know you guys
talked about Yeah, you get but unfortunately you have to listen
for an hour. Yeah. should listen to the show. I'm telling you I'm
on page 12 of the knife attack Google search. And it's fine.
Oh, finally finally. I will see what pages this is page 12 knife
attack brothers locked up. Brothers. This is in Derbyshire.
Oh yes. The British guys right?
Do British kids weren't they
Muslims as well? Wasn't that a Muslim? To white
skinheads and then the Hudson police charged dairy man dry
that is with a January knife attack. So we're getting a lot.
Even though there's no gun attacks in Great Britain. You
just see we're starting on page 12. There's a lot of knife
attacks. Okay, but
don't don't try and argue with a Brit about that. They'll say
it's not the same. No. It's not all the same.
You stabbed somebody with a knife and got him or shoot him?
Yeah. Okay.
Anyway, so I'm handing out the 33 bags and a lot of people
that's great. Yeah, what am I and I'm like, 33 you watch out?
You're gonna It's the magic number. You're gonna start
seeing it everywhere. And that makes him very nervous.
People get so nervous. So easy,
I think. I think it's the way maybe the way I'm saying it.
Yeah, if you weren't drooling with cross 33 is the magic
number.
Boy Okay, well, let's start off the show with some fun. Okay. I
have a quick quiz for you. And it has to do with your favourite
topic aviation.
Oh, okay. Is this the question of the day for Adam clip the
question of the day for
Adam.
Vironment surge means that regional airlines in the US will
need hundreds of new pilots each year over the next decade, but
they may not get them. The Government Accountability Office
reports that 11 Out of the 12 regional carriers failed to meet
hiring targets last year, a major factor could be the
average annual starting salary.
Okay, that's your question at at Oh, the app starting now.
Where's the clock? Tick tock, tick tock.
Do you want the average starting salary? Good? I'm not looking it
up. I'm going to say the average starting salary for a captain or
not starting salary would be a first officer. Yeah. But that's
if you
start just the people that starting Yeah, you're not going
to roll in his.
So your first officer, I'm going to say, if it's more than
$45,000? I'd be surprised.
Play the answer of the day.
Oh, hold on a second answer of the day. A major
factor could be the average annual starting salary. Just
$22,400. Airlines handle half of all domestic flights.
Here's the good news. I have a backup plan now in case the show
falls to crap. I can always make $22,000 a year on an RJ this is
perfect.
Yeah, they don't have enough people. Really so and hafted as
you mentioned at the end, half of the domestic fights in this
country are on these little carriers. So the person is
flying you around.
One I don't like this argument you're about to make.
I'm not making an argument. The statement you're about to parrot
the parroting is not going to happen.
I've heard this so many times. What I can't believe the guy who
has my life in his hands. He's only making $22,000 a year.
They should pay him more. That's what I'm saying.
Yeah, but I
think 22,000 In today's market and today are you played economy
$22,000 A year what is that? That's I think minimum wage
is now if we were to look at this report, John, would we find
that this is a full time salary job that this is he's flying
every single day for this $23,000 No
story was obviously planted by the unions. Yes, the rail rail
you want to find the lowest number they can put it into the
mainstream media and let it just suck on exactly.
It's its job I
like this. I like it. I thought they did a wonderful job it was
I don't think anybody This is News our this isn't a slouch
Wow, this was news our cast This was news RBPS
you gotta call Bill and Melinda tell them they're doing a good
job.
So they had the little piece comes in there. They everyone's
getting $22,000 is what do you mean? That's the way you
extrapolate this that's the mean now Yep, everyone's getting
$22,000 every half flights are from these airlines in fact I
think the stewardess just a couple things that makes you
think, wow, that's terrible, which it is. Yeah. And then it
makes you think half the flights. In other words, I'm you
know, so it makes you so as you say, you gotta give everyone you
gotta get these pilots more money and so the main liner
pilots would get more money they're actually ever I think
all these pilots unless they're driving a big giant boat.
They're doing like getting paid much.
No, you don't make a lot of money until you're on the on the
big transatlantic flights. What is wrong with my gate today?
What is wrong with my gait?
Well, I'm glad you missed a question. That's good. Well,
I over it. For one, I guess I probably was. I was probably
much closer to the actual answer than PBS news hour.
Yeah, there Derek train journalists.
Speaking of which, I need to ask you a question. I don't have a
clip. But when one when one speaks of journalism, is it a
noun? Is it a verb? I keep reading Glenn Greenwald.
Greenwald da Raff. Glenn. Grandma. I keep reading him
saying I'm producing great journalism. That's how you do
journalism. What is it exactly? Is it? Is it a verb? Is it a
noun? What is journalism? And can one produce great
journalism? Is that correct? That's what he keeps writing I
produce. We produce great journalism over there. What does
it mean?
It means it's full of crap. What it actually defines out as Okay,
so now Yeah, so
Okay. Yeah. So you can't be doing judo I guess you can do
journalism. It's still a noun then right? You unless you're
journalizing.
Which journalizing would be easy. It would be really a verb.
Yeah. Right. The activity or profession of writing for
newspapers or magazines, or of broadcasting news on radio or
television. So we are we're journalists by this definition.
Interesting. We could use other words as synonyms the press the
Fourth Estate reporting reporting is a great reporting.
You can say that news writing we do great news, writing news
broadcasting news coverage,
report type reportage reportage,
you're doing great reportage here nice.
I like doing the reportage Yeah, I think that's what we're gonna
the best reportage in the universe. Let me let me feel it.
Let
me find the way I am saying you're the greatest journalist
in the world which Greenwald you know, says says, you know, at
some point, Holly, I've heard he's the greatest journalist in
the world. Okay, here it is. All he does is just take he hasn't
even do any field work. He sits at home
writing about writing about himself by himself. Here media
outlets funded by government supporting tech moguls with
repugnant histories can produce important journalism and produce
journalism. At distance it doesn't feel free when you
produce journalism. It sounds like a wag the dog, you know
what I mean?
Yeah, that's what it does sound like in fact, that's it may be
exactly what it is. So that may be absolutely correct. It was
very interesting. Of course, if you haven't read the Pendo daily
report, it was very interesting to read. You know, they're got a
goldmine
when they got this Amos character. Yeah, who is this
guy? He was the partner with that car guy. His name was Sarah
Lacy right okay that British guy was yeah car that's the British
guy a character say the least. And his buddy was and they had
this not some they had a little publication they were running
that was had good stories in it. But the guy who is the who
apparently is the superstar the potential guys the Mark and Mark
Eames character. Yeah. And they brought him over they're not
even this has nothing to do with tech. They're just going for
good stories with his name is Guy.
So if you haven't read the story, it'll be a challenge.
It'll Goldmine Pierre Omidyar drive my car co funded Ukraine
revolution groups with US government documents show and
it's very interesting to see it the other Glenn Greenwald he
spends more time defending himself, his colleagues and
their funders and he does producing great journalism and,
and the tweets and so somehow, someone one of our let me see if
I can find this for you. One of our producers got the attention
of Jacob Jacob Appelbaum over there in Berlin. Oh, nice. Yeah.
And, and and essentially this producer, I'm sure it's a
producer of ours, but he's copying At I O error, which is
the Apple balm and he's copying me and at State Department or
state gov, whatever.
He's copying you he's, he's it listener. Yes.
And he's saying, hey Applebaum, why don't you start all of your
speeches with? Hi, I'm Jacob Appelbaum. I'm a government
contractor. Which is, of course funny because, you know, the all
of the funding for tour comes from governments in the State
Department for sure. Department of Defence. Yeah. Swedish
government. But what is interesting is that and this
producer of ours, he asked me if I would view although he's a
producer, and he's listed no agenda if I look at his numbers,
you know, it's riffraff it's Twitter riffraff one of
those low numbers? Yeah, well, I mean, I got two followers. Well,
it's
not that No, no, it's not that bad at all. But I don't
understand because you know, when someone says something
wacky about me, I look and I say how many followers know if
you're under a couple 1000 followers? Why would I even
bother respond? I'm only giving credence to my the real
audience. Yeah. And but this is what these guys do constantly.
And this I O error, Jacob Appelbaum continued and grew
round does this thing to they're continuously, you know,
defending, defending, shut up, go produce some great journalism
and shut up here. Jacob Appelbaum, the thread is so long
on this.
So the guy one or you can accomplish our producer did one
thing, right? He accomplished what he set out to accomplish
was to get some attention to himself, which you gave him Yes.
And get a conversation going and distract somebody out there and
just chuckled to himself. It's gotta be hilarious.
So as of this morning, and this is after, and I didn't respond
in the I did retweet one tweet was just too funny. He has a
whopping 78 followers, you know, an apple bomb who has, what does
Apple bomb have? He's got to have? Yeah, he's got almost
70,000 followers. He's all in on, Jess Ionis saying, you
really have to look at this whole thing. I pay taxes to use
the road. Now he has Jacob Appelbaum. Do you use any US
government services roads perhaps do you pay taxes? Are
you a hypocrite? Probably not. Right. That's an example bots
Applebaum. Because, because our guys like hey, your, your take
Yes, he's on. He's on. He's on the Run. Run. Because our guys
like, hey, you know, why are you taking government money for the
Tor Project? You know, isn't that kind of creepy? And then
and that's Apple Bom.
Bom changes the subject.
Do you use government services? Roads perhaps.
And he sounds like that curiously.
Yeah, that's my Appelbaum impression. So but Greenwell
does this too. Why do these Why are they always defending you?
They absolutely not. I do not think they fully understand
social media. That's it. So
it's either that it's either they do not understand how it
works, which is hilarious by itself. Or they truly are shills
and just out there to defend, you know, their billionaire
corporate Uber lords and I can this so now we have
Stopstopstop because what you just said it could be part of
this sort of, of a of a really deeper not understanding which
would go like this. You somebody says something like that, which
invites a response, but you look and go, this is not something
I'm responding to. This is just some, you know, ankle biter. And
meanwhile, all Menorca know how come you didn't respond to this?
Right? You can't let this stand?
I'm sure he put I posted that on the internal messaging board,
which apparently he does more than anybody else. Oh, really?
Yeah. So if you read the follow up to this Pendo piece. So okay,
so briefly, the Pendo P says, Hey, this guy funded part of the
some of the groups along with the US government USA ID, who
overthrew the Ukrainian government, and a Greek grandma
rag telegraph. Greenwald's response, it starts to
Tourettes. Greenwald's responses. Oh, what? Why I don't
have time to investigate all the political dealings of my
funders. Well, that would be crazy to understand where the
money's coming from. Oh, what does that have to do with
anything? Besides, he's doing it for a profit, which is even even
more insulting and terrible. Yes. And of course, the whole
idea is you can't be Pierre omnicar drive my car on one hand
saying we're going to fuck the guy Ribbit fuck though, guys.
We're gonna be nasty towards them. But we're partners at the
same time. I'm in overthrowing sovereign governments. So that
was the point of the Pendo piece, and grant rigging Rob, he
then changes the entire subject. And you know, and to this, like,
Oh, I'm producing great journalism, I don't know Panto,
you've got billionaires, funding you with cetera, et cetera. So
it's the War of the billionaires and back and forth. But then
Pendo comes back and says, Oh, well, very interesting. Our guys
are not on the board. You know, I are not allowed in any
meetings. They're not on our internal messaging system. But
if you look what Jeremy Scahill said. And this comes back to
your point of Scahill and Glenn Greenwald, are not going to last
very long together on a scale saying, oh, Pierre is so
involved in everything, he sends more messages on the internal
system than anybody.
Oh, one of those guys. Oh,
can you imagine? And so with all of this going on with people
doing native advertising in your face, advertising PBS every 15
minutes advertising, underwriters partnership, do a
sponsorship advertising, whatever you want to call it on
NPR? And then you have this billionaire funding? Oh, my God,
I love our vow of poverty. What we're doing is the only true way
to do it.
Well, there's the in terms of having that sort of influence.
Yeah. And the problem is with politics nowadays, I think this
was maybe less I could be just naive. But I think less, maybe
less so years ago. And let me mention something that
disappeared here, which I do have to at least talk about if
we're going to talk about this, the advertising model. When I
was a kid, I worked for a lot of different magazines and
newspapers, do work for grit. I never worked for grit, I worked
for grit, by selling it. Yes,
yes, yes. And I was
like a subscriber, you know, I've seen a copy of this.
I signed up from the back of the comic book to sell grit, because
they had all the great prizes. And of course, I wanted to get
the bicycle. But I think I wound up with the glasses that have X
ray vision.
What a What a rip off. Whatever. Anyway, so there used to be the
church and state thing, which they always talked about. And
everybody was very adamant about it. And they everyone accepted
it. It was like, we have editorial over here. And then
there's the marketing advertising guys on the other
side, and to never mix. I mean, you could, I mean, generally
speaking, they wouldn't even talk to each other. And if there
was an if some advertising, everyone showed up in the
editorial department, they would usually scold him. And they
scold whoever talked to him. And that was that was pretty common
in magazines and newspapers until the internet came along.
And we had this phenomenon of what is called by different
people, you know, intermediation dollars into digital dimes?
Yes, no, it's a paper dollars into digital dimes. Was not it?
Well,
it used to be dimes and pennies, depends on who you're talking
about. Whatever the case was, they realised that they couldn't
make any money anymore using their old models. And so they
came up with this. Hell with the, with the wall, with the
whatever it was called some wall. I forgot, hey, well,
anyway, to hell with that hell with the church and state to
hell with it all. You got to stay in business Chinese
firewall?
It was some sort of again, no,
it's the wall. It's the same wall that the banks used to have
between the investment side and the banking side, which of
course was dropped by President Clinton was a client. Yeah, it's
this it was the same with the newsrooms, you had this very
clear to the CBS was the Tiffany network. And their news cast
costs millions and millions and millions. I think at the time,
maybe it was 20 million a year, which was big in those days.
Yeah, you know, made that maybe 100 million today, or more. And
it was and then we're proud of it. We're proud of the losses
we're making on our news because we have integrity and somewhere
along the line someone went fuck that. Yes. Let's make some
money. Let's make some money.
Hey, I gotta get I got a second car payment here. I got it.
Yeah. ever meet my wife. Hey, Holy mackerel. She's breaking
why don't we just promote some some of our other entertainment
properties for cash?
So whatever the case was, they all they're all in and now that
we've sued that we've been looking at the native
advertising and everybody's all over it, and they're all proud
of it, and they all there's so when I was watching the meeting
at the Edelman thing. Edelman's big into native advertising to
all the agencies are all the big guys that WPP Omnicom, they're
all in Yeah. But when you when you bring it up to the people
who are actually implementing not the advertising executives
who don't care, but you've got the editorial people who are
used to work at a newspaper, and now they're at Edelman, or they
used to be, you know, even the ones that were old You know, old
school PR, or they bring it up to them and you and you give
them the look. Yeah, they are sheepish.
What do you mean? Are they like sad sheep is or what? Oh,
they're embarrassed. It's like, oh, this should be wrong. Oh my
God, but they shouldn't be.
They are.
It's the, okay, I wasn't going to do this
live it is what the file boils down to,
I have pretty much the biggest native advertising push, I've
seen everywhere. And lo and behold, I could go right to
Forbes. And I could get the entire article that this is a
newscast. Now remember, when you're gonna bring a new drug
out on the market, the thing you want to do is you want to warn
everybody about this, you don't want to say, Hey, everybody,
great new drug coming? No. And it doesn't matter whether it's
illegal drugs, or illegal drugs. And we have an example of both.
Both I'm convinced are complete native advertising. So we will
start with this report, which is you can find the exact words
reproduced everywhere on the web. It's basically Google
washed. Because you'll only find these words.
Tonight, dozens of doctors and addiction experts are up in
arms, urging the FDA in a letter to revoke its approval of what
they call a new dangerous high dose drug called zohydro Er
straight hydrocodone. That can have up to 10 times more
narcotic than Vikon.
Now, I'm already very interested in this new drug. Because what I
heard was 10 times as potent. I heard Vikon. I heard Yeah,
sounds great. Pack this amount of a narcotic into a single
pill. And these are drug terms, by the way. Hey, man, we packed
all of this narcotic into a single pill pack in the pill.
It's very easy for somebody to overdose and die from it. The
FDA zone Advisory Committee voted 11 to two against
approving the
drug. It's so good, even the fence think it's good,
but the agency did it anyway. The concern is listed right on
the drugs prescribing literature.
It's right on the label. It does what it says a real
accidental consumption of even one dose of zohydro Er,
especially by children can result in respiratory depression
and due to an overdose of hydrocodone. The FDA says
zohydro should be reserved for use in patients for whom
alternative treatment options are ineffective, not tolerated
or would be otherwise inadequate.
Call your doctor today.
The drugs manufacturer says there was a documented patient
need for an extended release hydrocodone medicine without
acetaminophen Helya. We remain confident in the measures we
have proposed to support safe use of zohydro. We are and the
FDA is requiring more studies to look at the risks of abuse,
addiction and death with long term use and it hits the market
the SMA
a it hits the market this month. That's the payoff. Yeah. No, it
hits the market this month. No, no, he didn't ask your doctor.
He literally says and David and just to let you know long term
use and David it hits the market, the small
right on hits the market this month, go out and call your
doctor get your zohydro e are
less than Friday, like 25 bucks appeal or some
how it doesn't matter. It's the it's the best thing you can
heroin. It's heroin.
Yeah, it's heroin and a pill. Now,
so that's native advertising. Then you here's another
thing that I've noticed, I had I wrote a guy, some guy wrote this
piece about Huawei. And it was so complimentary. Oh, I liked
the way that design is. And it's so thin and that he was using
adjectives that were over the top. And I sent him a note. And
I believe is at Forbes. I sent me because Forbes is loaded with
this stuff. And
what if Forbes is the top hit if you look for dangers of zohydro?
Yeah.
So I wrote him says this native advertising and he acts because
I just wanted to know just to confirm or not and what
was the point? What were you looking at? What was the the
reference? Huawei? Oh, I'm sorry, it was the router. Okay.
No, it was the company. Okay, how great they are. And it was
written in this kind of breathless, like, who gives a
crap about how great or not great Huawei is that you'd write
this up like this? So I said it was I sent him a note
specifically asking him and unless he was lying to me, which
I doubt, he said, No, no, he just feels this way about Huawei
for whatever reason. Yeah. Here's what here's the under
this kind of that I was thinking about this. And this is kind of
the subtext of this whole native advertising thing. It's creating
a style Yes. of writing. Hey,
it's hazy, hazy advertising?
Beauty?
Can we shorten it? hazy, hazy ad? Nice dad has Yeah. Hey,
Chad. Hey Jan ever
the case is it's creating this style where you think this is
okay to write like this. Because you see it all over the place
you're surrounded by it, not realising that these are all
fawning pieces that were paid, bought and paid for by one of
these advertising agencies or another and they're placed and
we talked about this in great detail before, they actually
have software now that they leave holes open for the native
advertising and the New York Times and elsewhere. And you
just buy it, you go through the system and you drop your piece
in there and it goes right to press. It doesn't get looked at
by the editors, nobody cares. This is horrible. If this is
what we're up against, this is not what we're up against. This
is what the public at large is up against it. This is really
bad.
If you go to if you just Google Hold on a second, you have to
see this because this is it's Forbes that if this story and
it'll blow you away. Well, the whole title of of the column is
is the super potent, new OPA painkiller. zohydro. Just too
dangerous. by Melanie Hakan, who's a contributor to Forbes.
It says Melanie Hakan contributor I report the latest
in health, nutrition, fitness and mental health. But right
there in the middle of the article. Here's an ad for
zohydro Er, which experts say is too dangerous and should not
have received FDA approval. There's a huge, like, like, this
is going to be it's a four by six inch ad in the middle of the
page. Is the ad too dangerous according to the FDA? No.
They're showing the ad in the middle of the native
advertising. I'm not you know, this is insulting. I'm not an
idiot.
Okay, so here we are. I'm looking at it now. To show you
guys, what's the fuss about? She says plenty zohydro is so strong
that someone new to opioids.
Hello, are you a new customer?
Well, you're new to opioids, I'm asking Hello, die of an overdose
from just two pills. You don't want to do pills. That's how
good this is. Great. And a child could die from ingesting just
one capsule do pills or capsules make up your mind. Are you
seeing are you seeing the ad in the middle? I'm going getting
there, according to the FDA is review the relief or the high
for up to 12 hours. And
there's the ad Stopstopstop it says you didn't read it right.
According to the FDA is FDA is review the relief not your right
hyphen or the high high high of zohydro. To the literal and
there's in the high is there's no other writing behind the
below that that's just the ad. The
highest line says the relief or the high right
of zohydro can last up to 12 hours a dose
and there's your ad.
And it says an ad for zohydro Er which experts say is truly
dangerous.
Essentially use the ad as a as a caption to picture egg with a
little caption at the bottom that says it would just read an
ad for zohydro. Er, this is an ad look at this ad that they
use. This is terrible. This is horrible. This is the worst kind
of thing that any buddy can do in a in a publication
is how you produce great journalism.
So she's got the ad here. So first, she tells you about what
a law even a 12 hour high which is, you know, if you're really
bored on Saturday night sounds like a winner. Yeah. We have to
do show prep on Saturday night. I'm just reminding people that
we put a lot of effort into this. And it's worse because so
we're not using any of this stuff anytime soon.
I use I did show prep all day yesterday because one of our
friends it was her birthday yesterday. So he had to go to a
birthday party had to go to the birthday party. And it was
interesting though this was deep inside. This was actually this
is the wife of the guy who would never have a Republican over for
dinner. Yeah, hmm. Yeah, it was her birthday. It was her
birthday. Yeah.
It was. Were there any Republicans over?
No, no, but huddled in the corner. It was me. The Eric, the
constitutional lawyer. We might as well call him a Republican.
And in my, my my friend who's ex Scientology, you might as well
call him a Republican to
sounds like he's got Republicans in the House. Yeah. He didn't
know
he didn't know he didn't know. The constitutional lawyer did
have something interesting to say he was at the Supreme Court
hearing about at the EPA, yeah, you'll recall he had the amicus
brief and it was an he was in the running to be the guy to
lead the charge. But then they decided some other group was
going to do it. But it's still the same six or eight groups
that are essentially suing the EPA, the Environmental
Protection Agency saying or questioning their regulatory
power over greenhouse gases. And so you can't record or you know,
unless they explicitly allow you can't record anything inside the
Supreme Court. Unless you're the Young Turks and you're speaking
truth to power of course, that idiot. But that really
tells you that I don't think everybody knows about that law.
Last week, you
sent it so you tell everybody.
Oh, I so I did. Okay, so some guy from i, by the way, did
Unfortunately, I've jumped in the rabbit hole of trying to
track this guy back to the world's Workers Party, because I
know that's where this came from. But I couldn't. These guys
are out in Los Angeles living out of a house, which I googled
and looked at from the outside and it's for sale. Actually.
It's a three Plex, in the Hollywood Hills backed up
against the Hollywood freeway and there
were you producing journalism by any chance.
No, I was just looking. So they the guys, the one of the guys
are trying to get this called 99 A fist or something, but 99 risk
99 something
99 fist,
I think fist that's not that's
not that's not a good name. By the way.
It's 99 something that just has a fist.
I'm gonna take you tell the story. Oh, look.
Anyway, so this guy goes to the Supreme Court. He has his
buddies with him. They all have, you know, abs somehow they got
smuggled in iPhones Google Glass,
I think was Google that I think it was it was it was shitty
enough to be glass. I don't know. It was pretty shitty.
Whatever it
was. Could have been some risk watch camera for all we know are
one of those pin cams you carry in your pocket, because they
never really had a good shot at all. But then there's two or
three shots in this huge chamber. You couldn't hear
anything. You definitely couldn't hear the justices 99
Rise 99 Rise Yeah, I could not get past Los Angeles with these
guys. So I couldn't bring it back to the world Workers Party
which is typically the guys would pull this stuff. Anyway,
I'm there still may be a connection. I just don't have
it. Anyway, so the guy stands up in the in the court. It were the
audience's which is the huge areas like looks like a stadium.
You know, and he starts bitching about what was he pitching about
I can't remember something about the 99% and you know, they do
it's 99 Rise it's it's all about no
but it's all about what's that in that case where they that the
Democrats are the Citizens United Citizens United the guy
stands up these bitches of
corporations are not people money is not freedom of speech.
Yeah, yeah.
That's what he yells. And as my sunrise says, I didn't expect to
give a summary that I'm kind of botched. You were getting
they're getting the point. Yeah, so the guy stands up and then
within a few seconds some security guys Hall is asked out
and arrest him because it is illegal to make a fuss in the in
the chambers of the Supreme Court. And so yes, shank comes
on his young turks show. And he's gone about what a great
what a great patriot. This guy he's
speaking, the 99 Pfister's are speaking truth to power,
truth of power. Ever. But you know, it was an amusing, little
aside, they gotta get up. They wanna throw him in jail, but who
helped me huge fine, it won't be worth the trouble and he's still
not going to get anybody to join his organisation. He's not an
organiser, or he wouldn't be living in this triplex in the
Hollywood Hills with some other losers.
Exactly. Hold on a second. John, one second. And bam.
9999 fists.com is Rs. Nine. It's so much better than 99 rise. 99
fists. Alright, so where were we in this? This
on the wall? This on the wall?
Okay, so where were we on this? Oh, yes. So the constitutional
lawyer, Eric, he was a it's pretty aggressive. Now I'm not
allowed to tell you everything he said because he had some. He
told he's a member of the court. So it's an officer of the court
now, but he will be he could be disbarred for what he
did. I know you're not gonna tell anything. I would not never
actually heard anything good from him. Go on.
We heard all kinds of good things from him. Oh, no. I'm
saying
Oh, yes. No, never. He felt that the he said and I wrote it down
hold on a second. Whereas I tend to write these things down now.
He says watching this watching the Supreme Court five He says
very disappointing to him. I don't think he's been to the
Supreme Court. You know, at least some thing that no, I
don't think he's been to Supreme Court. He says it was like a
freshman senatorial hearing where everyone is pandering to
the New York Times editorial board.
Tell you about the Supreme Court. Yes.
He said it was so disappointing the questions they asked. And he
actually said, he said, they like they're all dumb. They're
all he had some other choice words, but I'm not going to use
those. But he was really disappointed like a freshman
senatorial hearing, pandering to the New York Times editorial
board. Yeah. It's your Supreme Court. I think that's more
that's more valuable than the than the guy speaking truth to
power that video gave you nothing.
That was just a debt was just a joke. Anyway, a chant got a big
kick out of it. Bills himself as the number one online news show.
Now are they only online now? Now that current is Al Jazeera.
I think they have a radio I think they have some radio
outlets. I think they get some clearances.
Right. So they're making they're making some real money somewhere
else besides I don't
think so. These are like you until you get to 100 stations
plus you're not making anything. Yeah, well,
yeah. It's it's more percentages of the country. But it's
probably not making much more than his salary. It's very hard
to clear any kind of stations. You know, these days. Certainly.
Right. You're right. If you don't get New York, you know,
you don't if you don't have New
York, LA Chicago, New York, LA Los Angeles, New York. That
would be la the New York la
Chicago LA. I thought you're talking about Louisiana.
Yeah. Now what is the there's just kidding. It's P ones. And
what are the other P ones? There's a couple of ones.
There's one or two in Florida. If you can get some good Florida
stations.
mammies a big big outlet.
Fort Lauderdale. Miami. What's up north there? Orlando's
soda. How about St. Paul, Minnesota?
Yes, St. Paul, Minnesota, another great market? Yeah, I've
been to all of them. Yeah. And the Seattle not so for some
reason, I don't know. Anyway, despite the fact that you
clearly do not have the spunk of 99 Rise and are only one of 99
fists. I do want to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C. Dvorak.
In the morning to you Adam Curie and in the morning all the ships
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Resources no agenda stream.com no agenda chat. dotnet Good to
have you along for the ride. So we don't have a net native
advertising. Although we could have probably made at least four
grand on that. zohydro the drug the drug? Yeah, if if
that's actually shows how the guys who they'll be giving high
fives over all the free
look at how our strategy works. Even those dickheads are talking
about a they
get it? Do they knew they're dumb? Yeah, they don't
understand how it works. Now, you want some more blow?
Is this the drug guys talking?
Is it the advertising guys?
Who's handing out the blow
the advertising to they're all? Joel coked
up but to who? To them to each other to the guy guys on the
radio? No, no.
Oh, that would be too risky. Yeah.
No. Instead, we have chosen a very simple model. It's called
value for value. And I see people posting around like, oh,
we use the value for value model. Okay, the couple things.
When you say, send me a tip that's not value for value.
That's tipping. That's tip X. Tipping is different. It's no
good. Yeah. And sometimes everyone leaves a nice tip from
time to time, but it's not tipping. Because tipping would
would like you you're paying
getting money and you're getting a tip on top of that. But it's
also like not getting any money. Oh, and when it gets the tip
that it makes no sense.
A tipping is when you are already buying a product and you
want to give the person who handed it to you and did not
spit in the product. Right? You know, some little Excellent.
Hey, thanks for not spitting on the product. Exactly. We're not.
We are not just oh, that's what I say to my waiter. Don't spit
in the product. Please. Exactly. Have a balanced,
balanced attack. today. We have three Associate Executive
producers and three executive producers very nice. And I want
to thank them all starting with Archie Duke. He's just Duke he's
not arch Duke. He's Duke. Oh, arch Duke is the next day I
think he's just below arch Duke he's Duke but I will call him
arch Duke for now because I could be wrong for I did the
numbers and he right believe he's Duke but he could be arch
Duke
why even bring it up?
I don't know is because we just got it says arch Duke here 596
dot 33 ITM John and Adam after spending several hours waiting
for SFO to lift the ground stop yesterday so I could get home. I
must employ you to destroy your rain sticks immediately. Yeah,
please find my club five boy was really raining in Los Angeles.
Well, it's our fault slides. Please enclose find my club
five, nine or six membership and my Illuminati tax of 33. Thank
you very much this highly appreciate. Well, Sir Duke David
Foley. We have we actually did stop a week ago and there's just
remnants but you know, people can't complain when they say oh,
we haven't had rain for five years. The farmers are the and
nothing's growing and we shake the sticks. We get rain
everywhere. And now everyone's complaining.
You know, I've come to the conclusion that people just
complain. Yeah, we should just ignore it.
Well, I am there's no one can dispute the timing of our rain
stick operate off my goodness. All right. All right. Here you
go. All right. I don't know who's getting it now. But we're
definitely sending it. All right. Make it rain.
We'll be making it rain. Later on the show too. I might add,
Lennart Wren come. Rain Come Kumar parenchyma in groaning
groaning groaning 334 With a simple comment it m and finally,
Kevin for the executive producers Kevin Hind 333 33 from
Outland. And he does have a note he sent in which I will dig up.
I thought I had it up. There it is. Hi, John. He says it's
actually got a New Zealand email address, which I suspect is
where he is. It was only in January that I came across twit.
You're on the first episode I saw I bought a new TV with
podcast capability and I came across twit when searching for
various tech texts that he sent me a note before this note which
was this note sorry about that just sent your way first
contribution I stumbled across you on twit I'm a card carrying
sceptic would not a conspiracy theorists. So I spent the last
few weeks trying to figure out if the no agenda show was for
me. Or would Adam go too far? So far has been brilliant. And I
look forward to each episode based on the value for value
model. I thought I better pay up and keep you guys on the air.
Thank you. He wants two shots to the head. Yeah. And well, the
target is my secret. That's it.
All right. Here we go. To the head. Thank you very much. We
appreciate your courage.
Who to the head dropping down to Sir incognito grow who has now
achieved the double that Baronet status with $279.69. Plus later
you'd think 6969 I believe you send in two checks. He sent in a
long handwritten note that's goes on for 567 pages.
Did he send me a picture with his note? Why would you send a
picture because I always I'm interested in pictures of
people.
All right, well, he'll send a picture next time. All the note
is hard to read. So I'm going to read this part of it and I'm
going to send you a copy because it was meant for the both of us
does
it is it cut out of newspaper letter not yet. Is it longhand
cursive give us his long hand lock letters. You give us a
little a little theatre of the mind here John, tell me what
kind of papers are written on
it's written on three hole punched lined paper that you
might have find in use in college. For too long was it was
it was a binder
was it taken out of the binder or ripped? Yeah.
That's telling I would say as a viewer a detective Yes. No, it
was not probably never in the binder. Okay. And he does
mention a few things here that it kind of gives me but he's a
very complimentary nobody loves the show either way he wanted to
be here's the thing. Here's the kicker. He wanted us to maybe
put this off so he could become the Black Knight.
Oh, the Black Knight because he's the Incognito gross or
he wants to be black knight Sir incognito. But that didn't
happen. We got to note on time I'm gonna have to get lucky.
Right he's gonna get to that status, which is not a status
that's just indicates we made a mistake. Yeah, people they want
it.
It's like it's like, I don't know. It's more like a Purple
Heart. It's not really a status
says either way. Thank you for your courage and you're
inquiring something of Adam curry. Oh, after his dramatic
meltdown on episode 493 Right at the end. That mofo I got my
attention. L O L four
nine or three.
So he says okay, I had only met your met your something divided
or some who around some Oreos started listing around 450 And
it was really starting to feel my buttons hurt or something. I
can't read that actually. That's what it was was he started
donating after that. Anyway, he's gonna have to type these
notes. Everyone has a printer.
Everyone has a printer but the printers are traceable to
it a lot of them. Too much of that by the way people so for
nine
or three the show title was snow quest stration
Yeah. And you melted down at the end. I don't remember you
melting down at the end of any show usually melt down in the
middle. And you haven't melted down for a year over a year. So
you get on the edge once a while but I back off don't
don't get complacent on me. I could
Negro for his continued support. Also Sir Michael Allen in
Brooklyn, New York to under 50 bucks or Michael Allen night of
the railroad conductors and mover of homeless and drunks
ITM, John and Adam, thank you for your awesome knighting from
last week, I'd like to share my two top crazy things that have
happened to me in my 12 years being on a train. I had a
homeless lady toss her faeces at me by inches, and I locked her
in the train car until the cops came.
Wait a minute, that's not protocol.
It said it was the guy yelling he was going to blow up the
train because he thought he lost his iPod on it. And later after
he was arrested, it was found under the station bench on the
platform. Anyway, thank you and keep spreading the truth.
I am taking everything back. I've said about the train
conductors, tasing people, and in fact they should give them
double the amount of electricity is to tase these nut jobs?
Yeah, there's so many nut jobs all over the place. And I think
when I read a note later in the show, I'm getting more and more
convinced that as the media and the whole car. What we do, yes,
making people crazy. Well,
and yes. And this is what the bad chat in Colorado who's on
the AMA ambulance. He says it all he says you have no idea i
He said he I live in the anus of America on the streets and it's
nothing but these crazy people. And by the way, they call 911
because they're too big to get out of their chair in front of
the TV to get their cigarettes from across the room. I'm not
making this up.
Yeah, we've heard this. Yeah, people call 911 for like, hey,
my small dog got out of the yard. Guys come get
no I can't I'm too big to get my smokes on the
Get up. I need somebody to get me some water. And yeah,
he's always talking about all the drugs he has.
I won once for help and assistance. All the drugs he has
to help people you know, like, Hell doll and all this other
stuff and fentanyl means Oh, here's another douchebag he
Odede well, we'll bring him back then the meth can take over and
he can try and rip my head off now. They should give these guys
one thing and one thing only. Just give them the taser. I'm
sorry you're too ill to be helped. I feel horrible saying
it besides I think to people, some people aren't to what?
Nothing? I think some people are very You're right. And it's the
media is making them ill. My poor wife is getting ill from
this whole Ukraine business. Yes, yes, she looks okay. Miki
is a European and she understands that you can drive
to Kyiv from Amsterdam and not a long time. You know, it's
shorter from here to Chicago. And she's worried about because
it was just you know, I'm worried I'm worried on
something called the Crimean War. So it's not unusual in that
didn't in the world. World Wars are triggered by these little
events that happened in the middle of John
ixnay on the Ordway not helping
break out any
minute now. I'm here Gone Baby to trust me, don't ya? No agenda
guys. Nothing's gonna happen. Trust me the minute and she just
pulled up any minute now this can happen she's still smiling.
I don't know if that's a good sign. So Brooklyn
is so Michael I guess he's on the Long Island Railroad. I
think he said somewhere I can only imagine you know. Next time
I'm in New York I'm taking I used to take the Long Island
railway in town I WR might run into him. Anyway, finally, or
less exec Associate Executive producers is actually another
podcast. Wow. The Grim Erica podcast which is a kind of comp
Elementary think it's grim America. No, he says grit it
says grim or grime actually the way he's got it. But he says
Brian, grime, Erica
grime America. Yeah, yeah, I've heard of these guys. They want
me to be America. They're always asking me to come on these
podcasts. I just don't have the time.
I think they got good numbers. Anyway Graham Dunlap and Darren
Grimes of the grind Merica Show podcast would like to thank you
for desalinating the muddy lamestream media waters for us.
This enables us the time we need to dedicate to our podcast, the
GROW AMERICA show where we explore topics on the fringe,
some of which you and your producers and listeners may find
very interesting. We have John Perkins, the original economic
hitman coming up in early March. Oh, let's clap. By the way.
Here's the thing. Perkins. We interviewed him when myself and
Horowitz interviewed him
about your that was that was after you sold out or before
after? And I would ask him a couple of questions. You
definitely have to ask him ask him what he thinks is going on
with the with with, with Ukraine. Specifically, if
economic hitmen represented by the IMF for going in there, just
ask him see what he says. And there's another question I had
to I can't remember what it was.
So I'm looking at great america.ca I guess it's a Canada
Navy and they can edit it can edit Canada Navia. So here's the
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Which means we have some presidential proclamations. Oh,
she's very important always get to those. We have it is and just
in time for the war in Europe, American Red Cross month. Well,
I guess it's only American Red Cross month, so it doesn't
really count for Europe.
But a different operation the National Red Cross is defence
true.
In fact, on the bloodied battlefield of the Civil War,
Clara Barton risked her life to aid the wounded raise spirits
and delivered dearly needed medical care. buys she went on
to found the American Red Cross in 1881.
I did not know that. I didn't know that either.
Therefore I here do buy, proclaim March 2014 as American
Red Cross month I encourage all Americans to observe this month
with appropriate programmes, ceremonies and activities by
supporting the work of service and relief organisations. Very
good.
I'm surprised you didn't mention you should give blood if that's
the case, your tax dollars now give blood
which is how they make money actually, because they sell the
blood back to hospitals. Yeah. Also by presidential
proclamation. It is Irish American Heritage Month. Oh,
that's right. centuries after America welcomed the first sons
and daughters of the Emerald Island to our shores. They
weren't welcomed. They well they were says welcomed. Yeah, that's
a lie. Irish heritage continues to enrich our nation. Why were
they not welcomed?
Day nobody welcomed any of the immigrants really because
they're gonna take jobs where they were low balling whoever
was there before them.
Wait a minute. I thought to bring your huddled you're tired
smashes so
yeah, because that was big business. They wanted to get
these people in it for cheaper labour is very common thing.
Okay, so why the Republicans are all doing here. They want to get
more. You know, labour from Mexico that works under the
table for cash.
Well, I do hereby proclaim March 2014 as Irish American Heritage
Month you'd love to share it with the American Red Cross. I
call upon all Americans who observed this month with
appropriate ceremonies, activities and programmes and
then
was drunk
is a good programme. And it is also by presidential
proclamation. Wow. Women's History Month. Okay, throughout
our nation's history, American women have led movements for
social and economic justice, the women versus the Irish made and
the American Red Cross made groundbreaking scientific
discoveries, enriched our culture with stunning works of
art and literature, and charted bold directions and our foreign
policy. Yeah, no, Hillary no woman made Facebook. This month,
we are reminded that even in America, freedom and justice
have never come easily. Oh, this is an inequality bit. As part of
a centuries old and ever evolving movement. Countless
women have put their shoulder to the wheel of progress. activists
who gathered at Seneca Falls and gave expression to a righteous
cause trailblazers, blah, blah, blah. No kidding. Okay, I hereby
call upon all Americans to observe this month, and to
celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, with appropriate
programmes, ceremonies and activities. March 8, is that a
day that we do a show? I don't know. I also invite all
Americans to visit WWW dot women's history month.gov.
Saturday learn more about the generations of women who have
left enduring imprints on our history. Isn't that nice? And
those three come right above. I didn't know this either. The
continuation of the National Emergency with respect to
Zimbabwe. I did not know this. We are in a state of national
emergency because we are in a state a continued state of
national emergency. We we the Americans United States
including the women, the Red Cross and the Irish Americans,
we are in a state of National Emergency the country. Yes, we
are sir.
The to transmit to the Congress a notice stating that the
emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary
date. In accordance with this provision, I've sent to the
Federal Register for publication a close notice stating the
threat constituted by the actions and policies of certain
members of the government of Zimbabwe and other persons to
undermine Zimbabwe's democratic process or institutions has not
been resolved. These actions and policies continue to pose an
unusual and extraordinary threat to the fault foreign policy of
the United States. For this reason, I have determined it is
necessary to continue this national emergency and to
maintain enforce the status the sanctions to respond to this
threat.
What does it mean when we're even though I find this to be
disturbing, because it's stupid. But what does it mean when we're
in a state of national emergency? Does that mean they
can spy on us more? Specifically, what is the
national emergency? What does it have to do with us?
Vigilant citizen. Be vigilant. You never know when some
Zimbabwe guy is going to terrorise you, maybe
Zimbabweans. Isn't that the place that we have those
trillion dollar bills from? Yeah, yeah, we're making tonnes
of money. I got the Zimbabwe trillion dollar bill. Well, kind
of
two or three. I haven't seen anything lately though. What?
What kind of risks have those guys put those thieves they got
a trillion dollar bill which is worth $1 Not even how can that
be dangerous to society? Not buying it not buying it oh well
anyway there was lots and lots of fun I was I kind of went a
little clip crazy to be quite honest mainly because oh my
clips out of the way though. Yeah, please do
yeah I was most intrigued by the the News Hour especially Sharia
not whatever his name is the guy who they gave the weekend show
to and I don't even know what they do that to Ella
birth. What Qalibaf know she
knows the guy that's the kind of the I don't even know if he's if
he's South Asian or black. I can tell Honestly,
I really don't watch the news hour a lot. Okay. Well,
this guy seemed very upset by the Yahoo story this week. Oh,
the webcam story. Yeah, yeah. When he's telling the stories as
though he's funny felt that he was doing so I'm watching this
and the guy looks like he's nervous about doing a story at
all this story because, well, that's your placement, Yahoo and
and the G c H Q, one combed
through both the imagery and the associated data around where
those images came from, to both find targets that had already
had and its intelligence gathering purposes and figure
out new targets. So you're saying that it's not just a
targeted folks that got swept up in this net? What about
Americans that were using Yahoo web chat between 2008 and 2010?
Should they be concerned that there are events stored either
on Grindr dot video dot yahoo dot thinking of
the NSA or GCHQ? Now? It's a major question because GCHQ like
the NSA does not have the ability on the front end of its
bulk collection programmes to filter out data coming from the
US and coming from the UK. Well, I
want a second. He's telling me that what every other ad network
can do, which is basically geolocation. So they can send
you an ad in your appropriate language, that the GCHQ and NSA
do not have that capability to say, Oh, this is from America.
We shouldn't capture that. Is that what I just heard him say?
Yeah, yeah. What a liar.
We know they. Yes, you're right. That Bob, Bob, Bob, Bob, the
point he would I want to backup because I don't know if
everyone's aware of this. But what happened where they found
they GCHQ, which is the NSA of Great Britain, got caught with
all this all this data from Yahoo. And we've known I think,
even when we first started the show, we talked about this, it's
a known fact that the trick was all you can spy on Americans.
Okay, let's let GH H GCHQ. spy on him for us. Yeah. And we'll
spy on the British and then we'll put it the systems
together. And hey, we didn't span I mean,
that's what the whole five eyes is about. That's exactly how it
works. Yeah,
back yet direct answers as to how many Americans if any, have
been collected, but the rules and the laws that GCHQ is under,
on the search end, when analysts can look through this database
distinguish merely between people believe to be in the UK
and people not believe to be in the UK. So Americans data that
Americans imagery data that's been caught up in this could in
fact, be searched by GCHQ.
I love the how the language is used, like it's caught up, it
was swept up, you the idea is to conjure it helpless, helpless.
Now the idea is to conjure up kind of like, the reality show
us the greatest catch, where they go on for lobster or crab
and, and they pull up like little tuna or something like,
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't need to sweep up the tuna, tuna.
Whatever they pick up barracudas or whatever they got on that
show,
the most important partner of the NSA is from surveillance
purposes. So what did they do with all these pictures? What's
the facial recognition element? The facial recognition element
is fascinating because it's an emerging technology that even
the documents can see just really isn't precisely mature
yet. The idea what we
stop, so I got a copy of the facial recognition memo. an
inordinate number it says of people with one squinty eye seem
to be in the database really
isn't really say that. Now,
from an intelligence perspective, if you had a
partial identifier, maybe an email address or part of his
screen name of an intelligence target, but didn't really have
much more than that, potentially, if you swept up all
of this Yahoo webcam data, you might be able to find the image
of someone's face, or someone's body type. And that could be
part as part of a way of targeting this person finding
out more about this person, and if necessary, apprehending that
person. Is there anything in the documents It says this programme
stopped. It's no. It's an interesting question. We didn't
get a precise answer to it. The latest the documents indicate
that it was still active as 2012. But when we asked if it is
ongoing, or if it stopped, we got responses similar to the one
that you read out that discussed matters of the law and how all
of this was legal, not whether or not this actually stopped.
I have a question for you, John about this. Now, this was based
on yet more PowerPoint slides from Eric Snowden there and
Edward Snowden. Correct? I believe so. Okay, but what I'm
all this great journalism that
Greenwald? Well, I'm always wondering where it came from,
that they may actually be somebody that did some work,
because there were questions answered.
But this is my point. Yeah, this $250 million WordPress blog,
they really since they launched, they really haven't had anything
explosive
like this. I mean, this is this is a guardian story. This is a
guardian reporter. This is kind of the story
that you want, you know, particularly if you're, if
you're near dry, my car grew and grew up.
Guess what you would let well hold on a second. Are you
driving at possibly that this new website, just sort of a
blog, Rob blog, blog that is like distracting its pushes it
is taking this subject away? Because this story, which would
this guy never heard of before, he's the reporter on this. And
he did went and did some real reporting, where you ask people
questions. You're maybe telling me that now that the whole thing
did we're just being scammed by this intercept?
Well, I will say that when we were talking earlier on the
show, and I glanced over at the chat room, which I purposely
have in a hole of a third monitor far away. I am always
surprised by people who are angry that we are calling the
validity of this quarter billion dollar blog into question,
particularly when all I read about is the journalists
producing journalism about themselves or their partners, or
how they're detained or how they've been misquoted,
mistreated or are speaking truth to power. But I really haven't
seen any great reporting on this particular blog just
yet. Yeah, yeah. And you think that this particular story that
we're talking about now the one for the blog, Yahoo images and
facial recognition, and this thing owned by THQ, and as they
go on when you listen to the second half, or I'll just
summarise or question, question and Play Part Two, but I just
want to say that what this is becoming more apparent that the
these two agencies that are in cahoots,
so what are the legal consequences? There was GCHQ
allowed to do something that perhaps the US government
wouldn't do, or does the US government have to get approval
from the FISA court for all this? It's a fascinating
question. GCHQ is under fewer legal constraints than the NSA
is from the sort of Equivalent Privacy laws which aren't really
equivalent. But for the sake of this discussion, close enough,
all GCHQ analysts have to have is a reasonable suspicion not
even reasonable from a particularly legally binding
context that its intelligence targets are genuine format of
this programme, if they want to search for it. The protections
are about whether they have reasonable leave, that the
accounts associated are inside or outside the UK beyond that,
not really a lot. The question that still remains outstanding
that NSA wouldn't address is what its level of access is to
this database. They didn't directly address that to us when
we went to them on that. And NSA is tools like the X key score
query tool, are setting the documents to work alongside this
data. So there are suspicions that remain outstanding as to
the degree to which NSA was able to access this data.
Did your bell fall over you hit it so hard?
Databases compatible,
you'd like you'd like that old guy in the wheelchair? On
Breaking Bad you are the uncle.
I don't I never watched it. Oh my god, you just I've only
watched a couple episodes. I've always enjoyed it. But I
realised that I was another show I don't want to invest myself.
Okay.
You don't have to Can I just ask you to do one thing? I'm gonna
ask you a question and I want you to hit the bell two times
quick like Bing Bing. Okay, yeah. Okay,
do you know where Glenn Greenwald is? Now just his two
taps no good. You never you never watch even you didn't get
through season one.
I saw the one episode I didn't watch it enjoy was with a guy
had to head on top of the turtle and it blew up.
The rest downhill from there.
I saw the first episode I didn't think
Okay, nevermind, nevermind, I take it all back.
Now let's go. Anyway. So this is like the story. There's two
things about the story. That's interesting one, of course, is
that the intercept didn't get the story. And even though
they're supposed to have all the documents intercept, they didn't
get the store and they have all the documents, supposedly the
other thing is, here's the guy from The Guardian. He's in New
York in the studio, talking to these guys, whereas Greenwald
won't come in and do anything. He just stays at home, and yells
and tweets. And he reacts and he actually talks over people
because there's a delay that's a mile long, it's just ridiculous.
I
found a clip about this particular story, which I picked
up specifically because people I think, certainly people like the
the intercept crew over there. They don't understand that
America doesn't care. If you're if you're producing this
journalism for the United States market. America doesn't care
anymore about this, the stories
people would write people should have been up in arms about the
first revelations, and this particular story should make
them all, all walk out at Yahoo and never go back
instead. on CBS. The presstitute is just laughing about it
the allegation that the government is not only reading
and listening, but also watching our private lives is bound to
intensify that debate. There is one thing though that's
Britain's laugh. This morning Anthony and Nora. So the
revelation in the GCHQ documents that their analysts had to be
warned to use caution when they were looking at the intercepts
because up to 11% of them contain what it called
undesirable nudity. Incredible.
I made a penis reference vagina that is your that is CBS News.
These people make millions of dollars undesirable body
giggling whereas it is it is unconscionable that they're
Yeah, that they are giggling about this gross intrusion we
finally we have a way to communicate body parts with each
other in some kind of form of privacy. But yet we don't. Yeah,
and they're giggling about it. This there's no outrage. It's
because you know, we all show our penis. You disgust me CBS.
You know what these, these people along with Bill Gates
need to be stopped. Also the Customs and Border Patrol need
to be stopped. need to be stopped. If these people need to
be stopped selling Yeah. Now it doesn't matter if all bets are
off because tonight is the Oscars. I can guarantee you one
thing nothing will happen in Ukraine tonight. Nothing
much action. Oh, wait. What are you talking about the Oscars? I
do want to play a clip. Oh, boy. Now there was a let's see.
What's the name of this thing? It's called the accident. Yeah,
the act of okay. This is gonna be very interesting Oscars from
the dot from the documentary. Because there's two
documentaries on here that are gonna tear apart the left wing
and liberal members of the academy.
And one is Dirty Wars, I guess
Dirty Wars is ski hills. But the better one, and I think the one
that should win, which will irks Scahill, and nobody really wants
to see him up on the stage. You know, he's a chatterbox. And
he's been on too much stuff. And he is gonna go up there and they
want to get this guy that who did the act of killing?
Can you tell you another reason why Scahill will not win?
Because his movie was financed by the self loathing Jew from
South Africa, not compatible with Hollywood Jude,
right. You're right. You're right. You're right. That's a
good point. In fact, that's the best point. But this is the one
that should win, which is the act of killing. And it was done
by another character who is much more sincere than Scahill. And
he's got. It's essentially he went to Indonesia in that in the
mid 60s. Now you play the clip. In the mid 60s, there was a an
extermination of almost a million Indonesians by the
government that took over the place. And it was a mess, you
know, as the
wait a minute, wasn't wasn't that the Netherlands that were
involved in? That wasn't at the lowlands or was that is that is
this way after the
well, he mentioned, but the US was complicit, which means
Lyndon Johnson was the Democrat. And what he did, he went over
there to do a documentary on it and he couldn't get anyone to
talk in the army was irked about this, and somebody suggested to
him that instead of talking to the surviving victims, he should
talk to the guys who did it and was weird and he says it in
here. They were more than happy to talk about it and brag about
it. Wow. And he did a bunch. And not only that, but he took him
to the point where they did reenactments and all these guys
wanting to be stars. Hey, we'll jump right in. They jumped right
in, they gave him direction says, Dude, that's not the way
you got the man. Oh, wow, you take the knife here. And then
you give it to him across here and his guts fall, you know,
that kind of thing. And so he so he was aghast. But meanwhile,
he's getting a good movie out of it. And here's the here's what
to happen on news, our
Army found out what we were doing. The Army warned them
threatened them not to participate in the film that
survivors then said, Okay, if you can't film us, try and film
the perpetrators, you might find out what happened to us. When I
approached the perpetrators. They were boastful eager to show
what they've done, eager to take me to the places where they
killed and show how they killed and then started to suggest
stylizations improvements. And I realised that if we could let
them do that we would be able to expose the whole regime that the
killers had built. I mean, the obvious question is, is how did
you get them to talk to you, but it sounds as though it wasn't a
problem at all. These men have never been removed from power,
they're still in power, they've
never been forced to admit what they've done is wrong. And
therefore they've been able to cling to the lie, namely the
victors history that they've told ever since 1965, justifying
their actions, and imposing that version of the events on their
whole society. And when they met me as an American, knowing that
the United States supported, participated in and ultimately
helped to ignore and deny what had happened. They were open
immediately. I
want to show one little clip here and it is of one of the
main characters Anwar Congo. Just tell us a little bit
about him. By way of introducing this Anwar Congo was in fact the
41st perpetrator who might filmed he was more boastful than
anyone else. But underpinning it was a shame, a pain, a trauma,
and I recognise that the boasting and guilt are two sides
of the same coin. I lingered on him and he's the one who started
to propose these evermore elaborate dramatisations almost
as though he was trying to run away from what he knows is wrong
about what he did.
So there's your winner.
Yeah, I'm also I'm just looking at that IMDb and who produced
this and pretty heavy hitters on this this is way way heavier
hitters than than Dirty Wars. Yeah. Dirty Wars is lightweight
material. Yeah, I'd have to see this one to know for sure. Yeah.
I
mean, I like to see both of them. I mean, I've actually I
think Dirty Wars has played I've seen parts of it. It's it's
good, but it's just basically pounding the drone programme and
you know, Obama I mean, it's, it's very it's just that Scahill
stuff you know, it's just that you know, the democracy now is
perfect. I have never seen this guy in Democracy Now. This you
know, and she's a big nut ball about East Timor Timor. And but
I don't know that this guy's ever been on democracy. I mean,
he probably has but not like Scahill. No.
Oh, by the way, it's out today, John. Do you hear this? Do you
know what this is? Can you can you name that tune? This is just
the intro. Cards name that No, it's not House of Cards. Sorry.
No. You may recognise it. Cannibal No, I'm sorry. It's not
that is
incorrect. The bleeding dead?
No, but you're getting closer. One more try.
The Living Dead. The Walking Dead. The dead recognise it now.
That my friend is Pussy Riot.
I'll push the right to get their new album. It's an album.
No, it's their new single it says two minutes and 4014
seconds long. It said they're going to face a short single and
this of course is The Walking Dead burnouts. Funny. Yeah,
exactly. None of the girls actually sing on this
track. Oh, why should day two pretty the title
of the track is Putin will teach you how to love the motherland.
In fact, I think that's the entire lyric once you put in
will teach
and of course the video as predicted is them being whipped
by Cossacks. Of course it's Grail rate and then added
whipped by cos x at the Olympics supposedly but there were actors
and it was used for this video. And when you see it you see that
you know the got the Cossacks are actually part of the crew
too. They're actually filming part of the video. Oh, they show
that Yeah. And somehow they got their footage. It's amazing how
that happens.
The news media labs, and sinker took that one right with them.
Labs it up. I swear to god The actual footage from the Cossacks
are whipping them it wouldn't even it would have been only
better if the cost side had Google Glass and they were using
that video that would have that would been the only thing better
topper. And these girls are in there so hot every single one of
them is smoking hot activist don't come in this packaging is
my is my experience. You know, this is rigged. Yeah. And the
end they're not even lip synching the words.
They're just they're just I've been around
what they do the kind of the punk thing where you have the
mic and you bend over so you can't see you know, like a Milli
Vanilli job, dance around a lot. So they don't notice your mouth
is nowhere at all in sync with the words
that you're out there, which just takes too much work to get
in sync. It's really deep Britney Spears level money.
Yeah, right. It really, really is genius. Genius. I say.
What are they trying to accomplish?
It's just an NGO funded stuff. Just F Russia F Putin. I think
they can
be I want to solicit somebody out there one of our producers
who likes to do clips and stuff. I want to hear a used to be a
thing Jana Hogan's Heroes was the rewriting now in some of the
channels, I want to version of Colonel hole gun, I want to 10
or you
you want someone to okay, that may that may be hard. I also
think it's, it's a reference that may not work.
I think we can revitalise it because I think as you got up
you we have a clip you place on I needed as a kicker at the end
where somebody goes, pu 10 But it's got to be a better voice in
mind.
Let's move over to Ukraine because we have boots on the
ground in Ukraine as you can well imagine. We have one of our
producers a night actually. But who for some understandable
reasons does not want to be mentioned by name but he's boots
on the ground and he has been doing some research for us.
And he I think he did something very interesting. If you really
wanted to know the truth in any society
if you really want to get the what what the public is feeling
what the public is thinking. The person you want to talk to is
obviously a webcam girl. And he surveyed a couple of them. He
says Russian Russian speaking eastern Ukrainian cam girls were
telling me that they in their Russia phone friends were not
pro Russia despite what I kept hearing on the news, therefore
thusly why because I decided to do some research. Webcam girl
number one, smoking hot studies economics, ethnic Ukrainian, but
with Russian as mother tongue. This is a survey you will not
hear anywhere. Ladies and gentlemen, this is true. did not
think joining EU made economic sense yet maybe in 10 years.
She's not pleased with what has happened in Kyiv. She talks of
armed protesters overthrowing the president interesting, a new
parliament forming and kicking out kicking ex President out
voting for themselves a new cabinet and she asked me is this
democracy? When I ask if she then is a young a COVID
supporter she replies hell no, he's horrible. Unfortunately,
though many wish to kill him I do not wish this and that is
webcam girl number one. Webcam girl number two, also smoking
hot ethnic Ukrainian with Russian his mother tongue.
Apparently not studying economics can also speak
Ukrainian lives in a big city in the East hates Jana COVID and
supports Kieve actions says that most in her city are pro Ukraine
Auntie Anna kobish Just because she they speak Russian does not
mean they are pro Russia is sick of all the violence in our city
and in Ukraine in general is afraid of war, quote, core
Ukraine por Crimea she keeps saying. Couple other people have
spoken with native Ukrainian speakers from Kivar, not against
uses of the Russian language. When I told him I've actually
started to learn to speak Russian. They said I hope you
don't hate me. They replied, Why would we hate you? We speak
Russian too. So that is a survey from boots on the ground from of
course really does tell you something about what's
happening. But there's some annoying messaging going on here
in the United States. And it was interesting to watch this
weekend because CNN clearly had received a message even though
the president apparently did not attend the national security
briefing. You caught that.
Yeah, I found that peculiar,
because the guy is not engaged. And what he was doing we'll talk
about later and he was out there raising money essentially. So
they had everybody a broth broth was on and even Fareed Zakaria
by the way before we before you go on him raising money that
he's doing it for his all is kind of his creating attack, and
he intends to have one of the greatest litical mailing lists
whoever is going to steal essentially, from himself, and
he's going to rent it to all these Politico's and that's
going to make him worth millions. Do you think we
could sell our list to him? Our list is not for sale?
Oh, sure. Yes.
So Fareed Zakaria was even out, and that and that and they
wouldn't have we know Fareed Zakaria besides him being an
anti constitutional douchebag, who actually says we should get
rid of the Constitution. He has said this. Yes, he has lunches
and drinks with the president all the time. So it is my belief
that he had a chat. And he was sent on his merry way during the
weekend, mind you, because he always tapes your show on
Thursdays or Fridays. So we had to work and it was doing a live
shot with broth. And he was bringing the message now.
Interesting. What that message was, it's a two parter. Here he
is first withdrawal file, let's find out what he's learning for
read what the
President of the United States says as he just did a few
minutes ago,
and Brofist even setting it up. He's like the present what? Hey,
you were just there with the President. What did he really
say
in the White House? He says there will be costs of any
military intervention in Ukraine. He didn't define what
those costs are. But nobody realistically thinks the US or
the EU or NATO are going to get involved militarily in what's
going on in Ukraine. What is he talking about financial
sanctions, if you will, or political sanctions against
Russia? If there is a formal military intervention in
Ukraine?
I think the President was wise to leave it vague because you
never in international relations want to specify in advance, you
know what you're going to do you want to leave all your options
on the table. But you're you're right, Wolf, probably there
isn't a military option here for the United States or for Europe.
But there are economic sanctions. There is a g8 meeting
coming up a summit. Remember the g8 was the seventh richest
countries of the world invited Russia to be part of that
exclusive club. Because it it's, you know, surrender during the
Cold War became part of the international community. That
could be that could be something I would I would very seriously
consider whether Russia has membership in the g8 could be
suspended. There are those kinds of acts Russia very much wants
to be considered a leading power. And if it were to send
troops in in an overt invasion, I think Russia should be
suspended from the g8.
Now, let's talk about this for a second. Before you do that.
There's something he said in there that caught my attention.
Okay. He said, Russia surrendered during the Cold War.
She talking about?
Oh, I didn't catch that. That's an excellent catch. This is why
audio was so good. And why two sets of years is better. Did he
really say that? Yes. Let's roll that back for a second.
Its membership in the g8 could be suspend. Let's go back in
just a little bit that exclusive club because it it's you know
surrender during the Cold War because Wow, good
catch became a member of that exclusive club because it
surrendered during the Cold War it bullcrap. Or is he talking
about
the G eight, then I, of course, I did a little research on the
GA because I couldn't remember. It really is an energy drinking
club, and Russia and started in 1973. The height of the oil
crisis.
It's a drinking summer they drink energy drinks.
Yeah, bread bowl. It started its start in 73 years ago, maybe 75
now than reading it. And it was France it was it was the oil
guys, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, United States. That
was the G six and they and then they brought into Canada and
avions because of course they had a lot of oil. We figured
that out. It was the g7. And then in 1998, we brought in
Russia is a surrendered because they surrendered 10 years ago,
apparently, because they surrendered 10 years earlier at
the Cold War. And Russia was an energy supplier. So this is the
big, this is the big thing. Oh, we're gonna kick you out of the
g8. Who cares is stupid. It's completely nonsensical. It's not
even g8 Europe, Europe gets to sit there with the you know, the
president of the EU is drinking. So it's a drinking cup. Now,
what is ever come out of the g8? Nothing? Yeah. Okay, that'd be a
to meetings, things happen. Yes, that's
different. And he may be confused because WTO they were
recently admitted. That's, that's different than the g8.
But anyway, this is the big thing. And I think that's why
the President doesn't give a crap because there's going to be
no engagement. And this is the message from parade now for Reid
did something bad here. Because I see and I watched all the news
channels because I was as I said, I had the birthday party
last night so I was prepping all day yesterday. And I'm seeing Oh
2000 troops troops to send Trump's and I did approve
Trump's and Fareed Zakaria blows it by saying that that's not
true that there is no this turns out to be a hoax. And
immediately broth shuts him up and takes him over to the to
other shows in the studio to talk about how dangerous it is.
And there's a huge lie in here.
What what is going on now is very low grade activity. As you
know, there was one report about 2000 Russian troops coming on an
aircraft. But that has not been confirmed, even though it was
rumoured for several hours and it does not, again right now
does not appear to be true standby for read Gloria Borgia
and
shut up shut up to get him off to send it to Gloria Borgia
and Jim Shooter are here with me in the situation. Jim, the
Russians have already got some sort of explanation of why there
are at least some Russian troops in Crimea.
For read literally just said it's not true. Yeah, and then
broke. Hey, I've got people at studio here to say prove that
this tribal Russian
Ambassador to the UN, Italy, Turkey, and just sending to
cameras a short time ago, less than an hour ago that this
movement of troops falls within the agreement that Russia has
with Ukraine. So they're saying that this is legal, not an
invasion, but they're coming in, under the auspices of a deal
that they had with Ukrainian authorities. So they're creating
a narrative here short of an invasion. But another thing
stands in my way.
I was just the guy was over. I
was No, no, no, no, wait for it. Here comes the big lie on mine.
I
got some guidance earlier today. Before we had confirmation that
things were Russian troops on the ground. And someone said to
me, I asked the question about is Russia planning a Georgia
like invasion? And this few years ago, Russian troops
actually did invade the neighbouring country. Up shot,
holy crap,
but this is in the New York Times today, John? It's in the
Yeah, it's in the New York Times. Yeah.
I mean, we didn't tell you stay with you. Oh, you got a
narrative you worked on it is it serves a purpose. So let's use
it. But as bullshit bosses bullshit, boss, we're using it.
Okay, boss.
It really, really is egregious. Okay, this is the New York The
New York Times.
You mean the guys are using native advertising those guys?
James F. Jeffrey was Mr. Bush's deputy national security adviser
in August 2008. And first and foremost that Russian troops
were moving into Georgia. And I pulled a couple of articles. So
here's the Los Angeles Times not too shabby. I was I just pulled
one from November 17 2008, where the the headline is correct
Georgia's shameful attack on South Asendia, which is what
actually happened. Chuckers V. Lee, who was the shill for the
United States, attacked South Rossetti and the Russians
retaliated to save their Russian passport holders. But to see the
New York Times, Peter Baker, in news analysis under a world
today, actually stating that a Russia invaded Georgia is is a
lie of epic proportions. And yeah, there may be a narrative
but that it's unacceptable to you.
Yeah, that's true. Let's go to the My favourite bald guy, Doug
Herbert, who's in the capital of Crimea, where all this action is
taking place. And here's what he says during this period where
the Russians are invading.
I'm not quite sure what clip
Russians not in capital. Sorry,
we are in the centre of Semper Opal. And while we've heard many
reports, and we ourselves have seen military troop transport
trucks with Russian licence plates on the outskirts on the
roads around the Crimean Capitol here, we have not seen I have
not seen any tanks rolling down the streets. I haven't seen
armed Russian soldiers patrolling the streets of this
Capitol. We have to be just very careful before we ramp up the
rhetoric and talk about an armed invasion.
Oh, okay. Well, that's not the message we were seeing here. In
fact, I have see, oh, this is this. This may be the Canada
Navia news
to Ukraine. Now we're a show of force from Russia threatens
newly formed government you
stable. That headline alone should get this woman fired.
It's completely trumped up crap as
President Barack Obama warned Russia but inflaming tensions.
Any military intervention in Ukraine, he said would come with
costs. Correspondent Susan Ormiston is interesting Yeah
with a lady
no he didn't say that. But here is the woman on the ground is
even funnier. Susan
Wendy Ukraine has confirmed that Russian attack helicopters and
military transport planes is like attack helicopters
which is almost like saying assault rifles or you know guard
dogs or guardians of reality attack helicopter flowing
into Ukrainian airspace.
I got attack helicopters flying over my house twice a week
the airspace over Crimea has now been close to all commercial
traffic. The escalation began as it's such
a hotbed of tourism it's not true
that's a total lie. Well da has surprised me I have a clip but
I'm gonna tell you what the report is. There's a bunch of it
looks like Russian militia but they're not there you're there
right there. Crime me and militia guys hadn't taken over
the air before. Yeah, exactly. They commercial airport where
should they say it's banned and they have they have made sure
that traffic keeps coming and going and all they're they're
there for they say is to prevent a bunch of troublemakers coming
in from from Kyiv is this the somebody comes in including the
guy who took over the place? Is that the inner probably send
them back is
that the armed militia in? In Crimea? Yeah. I want to hear it
I want to hear
the airport and Crimea is regional centre of sin Farah
poll is operating normally. Reports say even after armed
groups stormed airport grounds and moved in and out of the
control tower. The dozen or so men are dressed in military
fatigues the same gear as the men who are still present around
the local parliament in some vertical after another group
seized government buildings and raised the Russian flag. They
say they're part of a volunteer group called the People's
militia of Crimea.
We are here to ensure general order. But we don't want
radicals coming on planes from Kyiv people from Ukraine coming
here and making trouble. It was our initiative in order to stop
the fire from spreading into Crimea. of criminal that's why
we don't want radicalism coming here. We don't want fascism in
Crimea. We want peace here. Wow. That's that's a great report,
John, because listen to this the boob from the from the Canada
Navion. TV. She goes up to one of these non labelled troops
flows
to all commercial traffic. The escalation began early this
morning at the airports who is behind the mask. troops took
control of the airport and the Crimean capital. Many believe
these are Russian boots on Ukrainian ground, calls that an
armed insurrection. Tried to get answers. Can you tell me who you
are? No, no, no comment. Are you Russian troops? Nothing.
Nothing. Nothing? Are you Russian troops?
I think you said you aliens from outer space. You might as well
there must be aliens from outer space they've taken over the
Crimean airport. So that report is bogus. I really do trust
France. 24 more than I do these other guys. I got those. We got
dogs there. And they have other people there. I mean, it's just
a better report.
I have a couple of clips from radio Ukraine International.
Ooh. Yeah, here's and they're all short, which is really great
Crimean Prime Minister Sergei axonal has put all the security
and law enforcement agencies in the Autonomous Republic under
his personal control and appeal to Russian President Vladimir
Putin for assistance in maintaining peace on the court
and the Crimea. ACCION have said in a TV interview, that a
Republican referendum on expanding the status and powers
of the Crimean Autonomous Republic previously scheduled
for May 25, was rescheduled for March 30. He said the referendum
would not mean the Crimea, secession from Ukraine.
Alright, so that sounds credible. They're gonna move
that referendum up for the Crimea, the Autonomous Republic
of Crimea, march 30th. And then of course, they'll they'll break
away in though they got a good thing going on down there. What
else do we have? Oh, this is about. So this is the genius of
this whole setup. Of course, Ukraine owes Russia Gazprom I
should say, owes them a lot of money. $2 billion, roughly for
gas they've not paid for yet and they get a sweetheart deal. I
think 1000 cubic zirconias of gas is about $400 on the open
market. They're getting like 250. And they want to continue
this deal. Ukraine's
national oil and gas company NAFTA has owes Russia's Gazprom
nearly $2 billion for the supplied natural gas according
to Energy, Inc. All Industry Minister Yuri Pradhan. He said
at a press conference on Saturday, that this month
Russian natural gas would be imported at the same price as in
February $268.50 per 1000 cubic metres. He didn't throw out that
in the second quarter, the price might exceed $400. Now after
householding active negotiations with Gazprom, on keeping the
price at the current level, but there are no contexts between
the governments so far because of the Russian sides reluctance
to make concessions, the minister said, Okay, I have a
couple of comments, couple theories and two extraneous
clips that we want to play and first of all,
the I do not read Tom Clancy novels, because I have better
things to do with my life like reading legislation. Apparently
his latest work command authority. Are you up on the
Clancy novels at all?
No, I wait for the movies. In this video watch. I'm on HBO. In
this
the chief scoundrel. Russian President Valerie Volodin, an ex
KGB man and his main enforcer Roman Telenav was young men
foresaw the collapse of the Soviet Union have since
demonstrated their talent for survival. A dictator and all but
name Volodin is bent on reestablishing Russian dominance
over its former satellite states, beginning with an
ultimately NATO thwarted military foray into Estonia,
followed by a bigger, nastier push in Ukraine. Clancy has a
knack? Danny you got a knack for doing that? Yeah, well,
the Estonian action
so the Ukraine has stopped. It was put limits on the cash
withdrawals. 200 euros is your limit. So you can't take any
money out? 1000 What are they called? That wouldn't be
dollars, would it? Yeah, about 1000 euros. So 1500 Who Renea
hernias? 15,000 hernias is the limit for withdrawing from the
bank, which is actually helping the Ukrainian monetary unit of
course, which kind of plays into lizard woman Christine Lagarde
has plans
I will inform the board of the IMF later on today so that it is
fully appraised of the situation. As I said next week
is fact finding beginning of a dialogue, preliminary assessment
and discussion of the building blocks of what programmes could
be put in place in order to
have discussion of the building blocks or to crane.
One thing that we discussed as well, which I'm concerned about
is the multiple numbers that I read here and there. I think
it's highly premature to assess financial needs. numbers here.
numbers there, need to rely on facts,
numbers here numbers, their numbers are everywhere. They
need numbers, numbers, numbers, we got no numbers. I don't know.
It's premature to talk about numbers. We have numbers we got
to rely
on the situation as it is. We do not see anything that is
critical. That is worthy of panic at the moment. And we
would certainly hope that authorities refrain from
throwing lots of numbers which
forget bonds stop throwing numbers, Molotov numbers, stop
doing it meaningless
until they have been assessed property, meaning
we need the building blocks. They're meaningless stop
throwing numbers, numbers here numbers there is not helpful. We
need Nam, we need good data, no numbers. And I watched the
United Nations. It was supposed to be a debate but it was more
kind of like Susan powers talking like this. Yeah. telling
everyone. They're horrible.
She's starting to sound like Kissinger.
Yeah, it's very interesting. Where I think the Russian should
not be invading the sovereignty of Ukraine. Yeah, Susan powers
are you an ambassador? The Russian ambassador did say
something very interesting. I pulled from the russian.gov Was
it I think it's putin.gov You see what it is uh, somewhere I
have the the actual wording because I'm the he asked for
permission to put to deploy troops. It's interesting because
the under the actual law or part of the Constitution of the
Russian Federation, it's very hard for me because I don't
speak Russian. So I have to get translations and stuff but it's
apparently it's kind of the same permission he asked for when
we're doing peace missions. So it's a it's kind of like a peace
Michigan approval process, the Russian ambassador to the United
Nations said it a little more differently, which I thought was
just an interesting to note, because words do matter. Mr.
Acciona,
Prime Minister of Crimea, he went to the President of Russia
and he made a request to provide assistance to restore peace in
Crimea. This information is an appeal. About Mr. Andrew COVID,
his removal from office, we thought was done by a not done
and not illegal way as a result of this statement or appeal, the
President of Russia, under our constitutional procedures sent
to the Council of the Federation, the following
requests that's due to the extraordinary situations taking
place in Ukraine are threats to the lives of Russian citizens,
our compatriots, the military, people of the Russian
Federation, that are there, that have been sent there under the
agreement that we have with Ukraine, and Crimea. Under the
relevant parts of the Constitution, the Russian, we
have gone to the parliaments and asked for the possibility of use
of force by the Russian Federation on Ukraine until
there is a normalisation of the civic and political situation in
Ukraine. And of course, so I'd like to draw your attention to
it says on the territory of Ukraine, not against Ukraine, as
my Ukrainian colleagues said, but on the territory of Ukraine.
I don't understand how those guys can get any business done
with these translations. Is that the way that that's that is the
way they're hearing it, I guess. You can't have a conversation
with people when that when that when that's in your ear, that's
what makes it worse is that some languages don't really
translate? Well, they don't translate well, because
something at the end of the sentence has to be incorporated
in at the beginning of the sentence, if it's in a design to
a different language. Yes, yes. And also some languages are
wordy. Yeah. It's a real problem. When I speak, give a
speech overseas, when you have to add to like Japanese or
something. Especially the Japanese, you have to remember
to talk very slow like this. And if you're excited or excitable,
you blow up, you know, yak, yak, yak, you're gonna get going at a
high speed and the translators, they just give up.
And they just say whatever they feel, yeah, this guy had a
couple of those moments, I was a bit worried about it. So I think
maybe we should just look at some analysis. Do you have any?
I have a couple of thoughts about it. Do you have any
analysis on the situation at hand?
I don't think there's anything different than what we talked
about in the last show. And so far is what we think's going on.
Well, I'm thinking that you're one thing that could happen, we
could have some unfortunate accidents with some pipelines.
Which it would be nice if we could do that, by the way,
because then we could have emergency gas sent from the US
and that ultimately, I think, is what a lot of this is about. But
there was another thing that I was unaware of the port of
Odessa which is in Ukraine, obviously.
Yeah. down to bottom left hand side of the country.
Yeah, apparently that is a huge transit route for cocaine into
Europe from South America.
That would make sense.
Yeah. And I'm thinking that we should keep our eyes on Odessa
because that
and and Odessa has not really come up in the conversation yet.
So
it's due. Now, coca deal also comes from Odessa because, you
know, the kids there, they can't afford the good stuff. And
that's why they get that that face eat and stuff that you did.
Your face falls off the crooked deal.
You've heard it remind me about that. Yeah, it's
it's an assault. It's no it. It turned up a couple of years ago
in Russia. It's a cheap version of opioids because it doesn't
contain it. I think it's Drano and some other stuff and it's
not good. It's just not it's not really a drug. It gets him high,
but then your arm falls off. Oh, Cracow design like fun? No Croco
deal. That's where the Croco deal craze started. Because a
lot of kids got hooked on. Not just kids. It sounds good to say
kids, but a lot of people got hooked on drugs coming through
the port of Odessa. But they can't really afford it. And it's
all meant for transit onto into the EU, into the EU. And I want
to do the el campo de El Chapo. What's his name arrest have
anything to do with with this port? You know, could it Guzman?
Yes. Could we be rekindling the importance of Odessa?
Well, there's something we still haven't gotten to the bottom of
that. We don't even know if it's him. So there's something out
within maybe this is a pretty big story if if it extends to
Mexico, so I don't have a grasp of it if it's if what you say is
even possible, I definitely do not have any. I'm done. I'm
lost.
Right? Well, I just made the connection because of the
timing. And, and I saw this BBC report from 2013 It's kind of
like there's no like perky little girl running around. You
know, this is the main report for drugs. And you know, they
they're hiding drugs and pineapples and water heaters and
this crazy Odessa is a big coke transport, and it's all from
South America. So not in play yet, but I think we need to be
on the lookout to see what happens with that. Meanwhile,
back at the White House, I think this is Senator. I think it's
Corker.
Before you go there, yeah. Let's play the clip of Obama, which is
the main club everyone played. And there's just because I want
to have a car. I have a comment on it. But again, this is the
Obama speaks out speak speaks out about Grant. He said that in
the comment that I have, I'm gonna say right now. Well, don't
say when he says I'll just play it.
Any violation of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial
integrity would be deeply destabilising, which is not in
the interest of Ukraine, Russia, or Europe. It would represent a
profound interference in matters that must be determined by the
Ukrainian people. It would be a clear violation of Russia's
commitment to respect the independence and sovereignty and
borders of Ukraine and of international loss. And just
days after the world came to Russia for the Olympic Games, it
would invite the condemnation of nations around the world
because of the gay thing now this guy who did went out of his
way to trash the Olympics and push put into play all the oh,
we're gonna have terrorism at the Olympics. Oh, did the State
Department is saying Be very careful if you're stupid enough
to go and stray dog rose it in at the end of this thing? Stray
dogs, strands of stray dogs. I mean, it's like what? Wow, I'm
telling you. Yeah, I need both.
Well, I don't know if my clip is going to be any good. Now. What
are you learning? What do you what do you learn in gym, paid
learn at a gym? What are you learning? What are you learning?
I think this is the guy in front of the why this is about the GA
thing I might have to cut this off. Well, what
we're doing now is that the White House is basically sending
a diplomatic warning to Russia over events in Ukraine just a
few moments ago, hearing from a senior administration official
now
that's not here's Bob Corker, this is the one I wanted.
Much of what I think they're gonna need to do is going to
take congressional approval, and we stand ready to work for him.
I think you now we're working this weekend.
They're working all weekend, John getting some idiots. Yep.
was Senator
Menendez to put in some work, some sanctions. But as you
mentioned, sanctions are one of the routes. There are trade
issues that we can deal with
trade issues. Okay. What would trade there's only one trade
issue we have as gas,
other countries in the region. I think we're going to be stepping
out and very strongly condemning what Russia is doing. At the end
of the day.
Does he sound a lot like Dana Carvey doing? You're not gonna
die aids, buddy. That's right. McCain's body question needs to
be isolated basically needs to be isolated.
even think that they're a member of the DEA is almost an insult.
It's an insult. What is what is it? John? This is now the third
time? What is the big deal about Russia being in or out of the g8
What is the big insult? What is the big problem? kradic Petro
states a Petro state Yeah, like we aren't
the GA is something that set up for industrialised democracies
the fact that they're even a member. It should be greatly
questioned certainly we should not attend the g8 meeting in
their country but I think what you're going to see is
okay, here's a here's an idea. Maybe they're going to kick
Russia out and bring a new person in so it can still be the
g8
China it's a thought they won't do that but something I want
China in that something China out.
Oh, they could just make the EU a full time member instead of
only gonna kick Russia out.
This is bullcrap and orchestrated chorus of isolation
and orchestrated costs of isolation. I do declare,
plans you Graham. That's what I'm thinking of. Or Frank
Underwood. Claire, we need to isolate the Russians. Once Once
the Russians are isolated, then we can clearly go all the way
with this. I don't care what he wants with his nuclear power
plants, subsidies of subsidies. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to
start on that. We'll have to do this ANOVA
I think you're gonna see NATO not militarily, but doing some
consulting work with each other countries
consulting. Ah, yes, my favourite NATO consulting. Well,
we know what that means. If anyone comes and says, Hi, I'm a
consultant from NATO. Your country is about to be
overthrown by NGOs and consultants in the form of
terrorism
speaking with one voice but I think we need to do everything
we can to isolate this country, which obviously is still
smarting from now John
If I asked you what's isolation not exactly what happened in the
Cold War?
Apparently, these still we still have isolated Cuban and old what
good is that ever done?
Well, that's not entirely true everyone's rushing into Cuba
they're opening
everyone but us well hello legally go by property. There
are other Canadians cab
now. It's all data that's happening now. It's all okay,
speaking old crap. Yeah. It's
it is it is it is. It's it is bullcrap. And Putin is he's
probably just sitting back going, Oh, what if? What if what
abschied ski. I did catch something, and actually came to
me in German first. And then I tried to find the source of it.
I found the source in the form of the Benjamin Netanyahu. And
then I went back to my favourite messaging ceremony to confirm
here's here's Merkel, first listen to what she says if you
just didn't start this easily. Okay, that was German. But you
might have caught the gist of it.
Something about the United States and Israel? No, she calls
it the Jewish state
of Israel. Okay, this is I think, something new. Here's a
Bibi Netanyahu at the American who I think is the American
Jewish We Care Foundation something? Well, what
we need to see where the Palestinians when we make a deal
is that they're resigned to the fact that they'll have to make a
genuine peace with Israel. And that means finally recognising
the Jewish state,
the Jewish state, this is new, because it's always been the
State of Israel. And when I went back to my go to source, which
is the President's State of the Union,
a Jewish state that knows America will always be at their
side. This is
the first time the President has done that. He calls it the
Jewish state. And then
your interpretation of all this change in nomenclature is,
well, Benjamin Netanyahu actually will tell us himself in
the reverse explanation why the Palestinians do not want to
recognise Israel as the Jewish state instead of the State of
Israel. How do
they have the temerity not to recognise the Jewish state, the
nation state of the Jewish people? Do they not know that
we've been here for the last 3800 years? They don't know that
this is the land of the Bible, that this was where a Jewish
history and Jewish identity was forged. Why don't they accept
that? Why do they insist on not recognising us? There is a
reason? Because once you accept the fact that Israel is the
nation state of the Jewish people, you end all claims you
and territorial claims. And you end refugee claims, you end the
so called right of return.
The right of return claim, I think, is the big one. This is a
negotiating tactic. And I now that I've looked into it a
little because I had never heard this before. And I caught it and
and I started looking around and some other let's see the hill
actually had had caught this, that he started calling it the
Jewish state. And it is a it is a hardline negotiating tactic
against the Palestinians or I guess with the Palestinians. But
once they say yes, it's a Jewish state, then there can be no more
right of return. Because you're not a Jew. It's it's a
geopolitical. It's geopolitically it's, I think
it's an interesting change.
It's a dangerous road in the modern world. For one thing, you
can have Indian uprisings in North America that would use The
same sort of thing as an argument.
I like that that's I hadn't even thought of that. But you're
absolutely, absolutely right about that.
And if you just keep dragging that out anywhere, it becomes
problematic for pretty much any modern civilization or country.
So it's a bad idea. The I mean, it's a bad idea for everyone.
It's a maybe a good strategy for these guys, but their strategies
are not getting anywhere. There's, there's this an impasse
operation this is never going to resolve that avoidable situation
to disk. As far as I'm concerned. It's just it's just a
it's a dead end. These guys are just at loggerheads with each
other. I would I would agree was there before the Jews?
I'm not even getting into that conversation. Apparently,
apparently they were there for 3800 years.
Yeah, but there was no but about 3900 years ago who was there?
The Pilgrims the pill Hold on a second. I think so. I may have
sent 140 Let me see if this will work. Why do people still send
Windows Media Audio Files you know, I get a lot of that.
Really? I get none of it. I always get mp3.
No, I think that waves waves
are good.
Yeah, waves are good. I think what happens is people get them
from their maybe their Xbox they're using
there could be but there's defaults for example when your
digital date to go off to tech. But when you're going to have
CDs, the first thing you want to do with them is you put them in
your PC if you have a PC and then you rip them with your
Windows audio programme which is Windows Media and but you go
reset the settings so it doesn't rip them as m you know, WMV
whatever they are right right just set it so it's like a John
Turner 56k. mp3 file and it's set on automatic. So every disk
you put in is automatically ripped into an album on your PC
as mp3 is which can be moved around a lot easier than the
other
file types another tech moment with John C. Dvorak.
Now, with a good collection of music that you can do whatever
you want.
I'm going to play this file that came in from producer Jonathan
he thinks it's the third one is the one you want to turn turn I
think that's the one okay, I'll work on all I'll see if I can
enhance, enhance, rotate and zoom in. Yeah, good work.
You have a German accent and that would be even better. Clink
since we're kind of on the tech thing we haven't talked about at
all and we don't really need to talk about it. We just need to
gloat and the
CEO of Mount Gox got asked that's how you pronounce it says
the Japanese Bitcoin exchange has gone bust and the company is
filing for bankruptcy after a series of technical glitches
interrupted trading the CEO also says 850,000 Bitcoins have gone
missing Oh, oh release are worth almost half a billion dollars.
Yeah, there you go. There you have it. Yeah,
I should have sold when you told me.
Well, you know, it can bounce around. Now. I haven't.
But where are we going? Can I still sell them or they sell
there's
there's about 40 exchanges you can sell them at? Yeah.
I think it's funny that everyone got ripped off. But absolutely
did people stay strong the Bitcoin community will prevail.
This that's Reddit. That's Reddit slash are slash Bitcoin.
Yeah. Get ready for the tidal wave of negativity. Don't worry,
Bitcoin community will stay strong.
Okay. I think it's time
I agree with you.
I'm going to show my mood by donate to no agenda. I imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
All right. We do have some people to thank for today's show
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Yeah. So what's one for 600? Yeah, I like that. Because it's
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He'd mentioned that here but actually looked it up. He just
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Black Knight, just wanted to weigh in with the donation
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I shudder to think what you would what I would do if you
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he's worried good. Because we got this note from anonymous
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sent in $100. And it's all she could afford. Please accept the
individ in the ridiculously small donation for which I must
remain anonymous. I wish I could give you more but my life sucks
in more ways than I can possibly describe right now and I am
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a performing artist in the public eye. Who will probably
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Show shameful I know. But in my defence, many other artists
count on me to raise money so that we can keep doing what we
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and energy sucking up to Obama bots, and Republic deuces, like
wow. Which brings me to why I felt it necessary to send you
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is until one day last September when I caught John on twit and
heard him mentioned no agenda. Intrigued by John's cranky
charm. I listened to one episode and was completely hooked. I
began to listen to each new episode and after a few weeks I
noticed that the most amazing thing I was less depressed. The
truth it works, which was being revealed to me as I listened to
your show made me less afraid and able to resist the mind
control All which was being slung at me from every
direction. Just knowing that no agenda exists makes it easier to
get through each crappy day. So thank you from the bottom of my
heart for the work that you do. There must be other people out
there like me who need you to cheer them up, but can't afford
to support and I hope that they will give whatever small amount
they can. I promise you that someday, there will be more with
gratitude anonymous, and she has a PS PS I certainly don't expect
you to mention my tiny amount on the show, which was 100 but you
may feel like you want to read this on the air for one PPS I
have a crush on John. Don't worry though, I am a huge
lesbian. I have never in my life been attracted to a man But
John's tell it like it is rough. Enos in general, really made a
girl thing
Hold on a second. Stop. Slow down, slow down. I'm gonna just
back it up for a second. She says she has never been
attracted to a man in her life. And then pick it up from there.
But John's tell it like it is gruff Enos and general
brilliance really made a girl think, Hmm, every guy's dream.
That's right. Sorry, Adam. Oh, I like you lots. But you're too
gay to be a safe crush for me. Hey,
wait a minute. By curious is not gay. Lynch. I can flex and bend
for you, baby. Where's my Appletini? Sorry, gee, I'm
crushed.
You should be. Anyway, that was interesting. I love that. I
think she's really I read the note because I thought that she
was someone that there's a lot of people like this that are
being made ill and depressed by the news and the crap that's
being fed them which is not which most of which is our lies?
No, if Well, I think this is well established lies. Yes. That
we've pointed out several today, even from the New York Times,
these are lies and they're meant to make you ill. And we got an
email from another source I can't name but also royalty
within the family. And he says remember when we had the
toothpaste bombs and the new shoe bomb the tooth? He says
these these are bolos these are bolo alerts that are not meant
for the public. Ebola was be on lookout. I learned I didn't know
that. Bolo. So these are bolos bolos. And what's happening is
they're being leaked on purpose to the news media. For the whole
The whole purpose is for them to Ebola was not supposed to alert
the general public but they're being leaked to do exactly that
to make you ill and subservient. And when you're ill when you're
sick, you will do what people tell you to do, by the way.
Yeah, that's true. It's funny that you mentioned that but
yeah, if you're really you know, down and sick as a dog growing
up and crapping and everything in between, you're not really
going to be arguing with anyone. No. All right, here we go. Oh,
boy. 6969. This is about the fifth week in a row where it's
just been to, to just to ALEC Doughty in Brisbane, Australia
6969. He's got some comments we read Christian neighbour in East
Sussex, UK. So the 60 Niners are out of the country. Now there's
none left here. Yes.
No one in America. It's also illegal in half of our states.
Yeah, nobody seems a complaint about that as well enough. Dave,
how come he wasn't like a big fuss about that when it number
of states in the US it's illegal to do to perform oral sex in any
of any form. But yet everyone's all up in arms about some
mortuary or something in Arizona that wanted to keep gays from
coming in for some reason or other. Well, why don't they just
irked about this other stuff that's been going on for years
because it makes no sense we if we can't we can't blame
Republicans for
for oral sex. That's right. You got it. You got
Republicans for hating gays that's what you gotta hate.
Yeah, that's good. That's right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sorry.
This sometimes just need to be brought back down to earth. By
the way, Chris
John neighbour wants just to keep the the sticks going.
So there you go. The rain sticks.
And we do have some karma for a lot of these people. Dane call
at the end Dane Coleman 6789 in Dayton, Ohio. Michael
Siegenthaler 6666 from Parts Unknown Sir John Martinez.
Almost six months I'm sorry. I have to Go back. I didn't read
this note from Dane Coleman. This is this is your 12 hour
marathon. Do people want this John? Please count my vote for a
special edition of no agenda with Adam getting high as balls.
And John C. Dvorak using his Hey man, fake high voice the whole
show. We could do that for 12 hours. Amen. I haven't done I'm
so baked. So basil Biggs man,
I'm big. I'm paying Sir John Martinez in Gilroy, California.
6543. Bill Hartnett in Torrance, California 5510 and Michael cus
cost me in New York City. $55 and these rest of these are all
$50 including Sir Mark fresco which is pronounced FASCO by the
way, not Fusco. Sorry FASCO. The submarine Yoho when I got that
from the persons of interest show, Aaron Yoho in Fairmont,
West Virginia, but William Bauman in Port Wine Nimi
California, Jonathan Baltica. In Los Angeles, California, Eric
young Salt Lake City, sir Greg Bruchsal. in Kenosha, Wisconsin,
sir Karl Baron Malmo Sweden James butcher in Donald a weenie
you or something not sure, Donald Wiley new
dog don't want a new
one new Western Australia and finally Mark Tanner in Whittier,
California we do have the club open let's give a karma and a
douching to the people who require requested in the
process. Yes
Also the Aaron Yoho this his birthday he's on the list drunk
Donation Alert. He says none of my no agenda cohorts did it for
me that is to wish them a happy birthday so give them a big
douchebag they know who they are. Also tell Dame Joan
daughter free sir. Random hillbilly answer Kent. Oh, work
we need to arrange a meet up. They're all in West Virginia. So
yeah, yeah, you guys should meet up it. Tell me if someone
organises it. I'll give it a PR mention. Yeah, of course. Um,
okay. So the club is open. Now. Tell me John. I last we heard
there were zoning issues.
Well, I didn't bring that up on the show. I told you later that
there were zoning issues and this guy inspectors coming in
tomorrow. Yeah. And he's going to check out apparently one of
this fell. I know what it is. I just got, I'm not gonna bring it
up. We have a new stage at the thing that we built on stage.
And so what stage number?
Are we in pole code compliance?
No stage four. We have a dunk tank that we've put in when I
bring Jessica up well describe it. And so the dunk tank so the
girl sits in the dunk tank and the people throw money wads of
money at the target.
It has to be a substantial wad in order for it to happen.
It has to be big but the problem is is the apparently the
underpinnings of this dunk tank cuz it's filled with water
obviously is May is kind of bending the floor a little bit.
So I think that's what they're gonna go after. So I don't know
how long the dunk tank is gonna last.
Alright, let's get into the club there John let's do the mike
MC DJ JD he got me going Yeah, I got you go back and open for
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the best podcast in the universe. By let's see, the
President came out with something very weird and almost
like a non sequitur in the midst of all the Ukrainian stuff, and
it's like, what is he doing? Did you catch this brothers? Or not?
Yes, the Brother's Keeper initiative, which was very
interesting. This, it was attended by our CEO, Michael
Bloomberg, Rahm Emanuel, but also Bill O'Reilly. I mean,
there was a there was a very interesting crowd. And the
President got very personal on this, which he gets a total pass
on, by the way. And, and I spent a little time trying to figure
out what this was really about. And the first thing the
initiative is called My Brother's Keeper.
I've heard of this. And I think we've talked about this before.
How about we
well, let's The thing is my brother's keeper, of course, has
a biblical reference. And I don't understand why, why anyone
would be would feel this as a good name. Good If correct me if
I'm wrong. My Am I my brother's keeper, I think is the phrase.
And this is Cain had killed Abel. And Cain, son of Adam and
Eve. And I don't know if it's Eve Adam said, Hey, where's the
where's Abel? He says, Am I my brother's keeper? But I don't
know why you would want to have a brother who kills his other
brother, why that reference would be a good idea for helping
people. Am I just really misunderstanding the whole idea
of the phrase, I think it
evolved into something else there must be some New Testament
aspect to this that you're not discussing are more biblical, a
biblical scholar. Well, Flash would probably
but in general, I, I find that I find it hypocritical for any
biblical reference, because of the hatred, the hatred towards
all things Bible because, you know, science, science,
evolution, you know, but yet, we have to thank thank the God for
blessing our country, and Am I my brother's keeper. So here is
a cut down version of what the President said, which I think I
felt was a discussion worthy amidst all the other stuff
that's going on.
Today, I'm pleased to announce that some of the most forward
looking foundations in America are looking to invest at least
$200 million over the next five years, on top of the 100 and 50
million that they've already invested to test which
strategies are working for our kids and expand them in cities
across the country.
Okay. Now the the foundations that he's talking about, so this
is not there's no government money, there's there's nothing
else happening here other than an announcement and his
announcement is specifically about boys and men of colour,
which I think could also be the name of a new band where boys
and men and called me bad got together and threw down some
rhymes. They are going to invest more money, and it is the Annie
E. Casey Foundation, the Kellogg Foundation, Open Society
Foundations at Soros, the Ford Foundation, the Knight
Foundation, the K poor centres that Mitch que por que por
centre, or is that just coincidence?
I don't know that Mitch has a centre, the Atlantic
Philanthropies, the California Endowment, the Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation and Bloomberg Philanthropies. So these are
pretty big, societal organisations and they they put
a lot of money into a lot of things, as a part of the
executives Alliance, to expand opportunities for boys and men
of colour. And I continue to listen because I really want to
understand what this is about and what's going on which the
President actually doesn't really tell us. But we'll
know you can meet the challenge many of you already are, if you
make the effort. It may be hard, but you will have to reject the
cynicism that says the circumstances of your birth or
society's lingering and justices necessarily define you and your
future. Now,
he's about to really take it down to a personal level, then
if you look at the fact sheet fact, fact sheet from the White
House. The fact is that boys and men of colour have a suit almost
all studies suggest, although there's no link to the studies,
but they have a significantly lesser chance of succeeding in
today's society than I presume white boys. That's not said
explicitly, but that's what I guess they mean. And by the way,
yeah, the K poor thing is Mitch capon runs it out of Oakland.
And as a bunch of stuff, I'll be reading on his blog about this
exact thing as you as you continue, okay.
50 years after Dr. King talked about his dream for America's
children,
which I don't think was a dream was it for children? Oh, the
children? Yes, I think it was, yeah.
The stubborn fact is that the life chances the average black
or brown child in this country lags behind by almost every
measure. And it's worse for boys and young men.
And by the way, the white boys, hey, not doing too good either.
I would just like to point that out.
I didn't have a dad in the house. And I was angry about it,
even though I didn't necessarily realise it at the time. I made
bad choices. I got high without always thinking about the harm
that it could do.
That, by the way, I think is a huge statement, which is just
everyone's just okay with it. Every other president in the
Yeah, they evolved chicken crap out of it.
I also think it's I didn't inhale. Yeah, exactly. It's
really big. But you know, actually, I really liked how he
finishes this one particular statement.
I didn't always take school as seriously as I should have. I
made excuses. Sometimes I sold myself short.
Wow, that was good. I don't know who wrote that. But wow, when
you say that I sold myself short. That's I thought that was
really emotional and really good. Now. If you think the
President gets a pass on the drug thing, here's what's
amazing. He is so good. He can make a joke, where you don't
understand the punch line. But when he uses the funny, the
funny voice, everyone loves it. It's almost like Eddie Murphy.
You know, Eddie Murphy can just go. And everyone laughs This was
just funny. The president can do this, you tell me if you
understand this joke. But listen to how he sets it up, comes with
the punch line. And everyone's laughing.
And I remember when I was saying this Christian, you you may
remember this. After I was finished, the guy sitting next
to me said are you talking about you?
Did you understand the joke?
Well, it was a it was No, there wasn't much of a joke. It was a
commentary on the self deprecating commentary. When
he's above what he just said earlier that he didn't sell the
sell short he did this and that he smoked dope. And then
somebody shows that line at him and that dumb voice?
I think I think it's I think it's the voice I think he can he
can make a joke. He could say and he can get a laugh. He could
just say oh, that you could just say instead of you talking about
you, you could say chocolate fudge
wasn't the I think that was less voice and more timing.
While tinies tinies impeccable, right? His timing is good. All
right. So I started to investigate and as a part of
what I found is links to be a m Chicago outfit that would
explain Of course, ROM Becoming a Man also match education. And
this is where I started to catch on to what was really going on
here with all of these foundations, and Tavis Smiley of
all people. was on. I don't remember what he was on. I was
on some show. And he talked about well, he talked about this
specifically and something he said, maybe dive in and I
figured it
out. So what do you make of some of the people who are very
visibly at this announcement? Let's just take for example,
Mayor Michael Bloomberg Mayor Rahm Emanuel, obviously former
Chief of Staff of the President's you'd expect him to
be there. But
Michael Bloomberg might have been a little bit more
surprising.
I tweeted earlier today that I was surprised that the manual
and Bloomberg were so prominently featured, in part
because this is respectfully the same Michael Bloomberg that
didn't just put stop and frisk on the books but but
aggressively defended stop and frisk isn't the same. Rahm
Emanuel in Chicago was closing down schools. I just think the
time is out for political correctness. Let's tell the
truth.
And there you have it. That's what match education is all
about. So here's the deal, close the schools, and then magically
make new ones appear in the form of charter schools. Well, yeah,
this is this is what this is all
about. I'm liking this Tavis Smiley, more and more as time
goes by. Yeah, I don't like his presentation. I think he's got
that he's got a crazy skewed voice. But I'm like, and he's
undecided. In fact, he's not at the meeting about exactly this
thing. And let me read from the blog from Mitch capers blog. He
went to the White House with a bunch of other people all
involved in this and I just want you to listen to this. The
second question has taken longer unpack what was it like to
attend this meeting and event at the White House and to meet the
president? Somebody asked him, in a word, monumental, mind
blowing? I'm still awestruck by what I call.
Does he say mind dot blown dot
mind dash blowing?
Does he say that?
Yeah. I'm reading. I'm reading it. This is quality. I'm reading
it. That's great. I'm still awestruck by what I'll call its
cultural enormity. sitting at the table with the President,
Cabinet members, congressional representatives, corporate
leadership and icons like General Colin Powell, who joked
with
us as always, Colin Powell at the top of the Common Core
pyramid
who joked with a smaller group of us that wants a general
always a general. He puts this in as a as an anecdote, because
this lame, okay, and Earvin Magic Johnson, whose legs didn't
seem to fit under the table. After the meeting concluded, we
were ushered into a jam packed East Room to be seated amongst
notables like, Representative Barbara Lee, gave me a warm hug.
Representative John Lewis, greetings young brother,
Reverend Al Sharpton.
Oh no, not that guy. Again.
The parents of Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis and many
others. There's no real conference. The young men from
Chicago's Chicago coming a man programme entered the room to a
standing ovation, as did the President and Christian
champagne, an 18 year old high school senior who did a yeoman's
job of introducing Mr. Obama. And the rest is history. And
there's a webcast I'm going to watch.
Yeah, so the way I this is a douchebag meeting. Yeah, and the
way I see it often really, yeah, the way I see it as this is like
a charter school investment programme. And everyone's
looking really good because what else are we helping these boys
and men of colour with schooling? Yeah, but Ram Ram Ram
Allameh ding dong. He is closing down schools in Chicago and the
people are up in arms. They're protesting on the streets funny
not really covered by MSNBC. In arms that mean the kids like to
stop closing our schools you douchebag and of course, it's
now going to we're going to have schools reopening this is a
total overthrow maybe of one thing to have the centrally
controlled scholastic system but now the commercial centrally
controlled scholastic system is that is mind dash blown This
is the educational equivalent of Corrections Corporation of
America it's
it's the pre K for that actually.
Yeah. Pre K Corrections Corporation of America this is
horrible. Yeah, really. And this group was so self and this is
they're only here for there's some money angle here that
you're dead right. This is all about that. Al Sharpton is not
there for his for his girl books.
His big head? Yeah, no, it's disgusting to me I'm all for
education I'm all for helping all all boys and men of the
world
there's a lot of information in this blog by the way I'm gonna
send you send that I want to
put that in the show notes because I got you I got the
match I got the boys becoming a man which also kind of goes
against the entire grain of what the Democratic Party is about.
Am I supposed to become the person you can be? What if I
want to become a girl don't force me It's mean you becoming
what does that mean? Become a man that means you gotta grin
and down and bear it and take it and take your blows what does it
mean Becoming a Man what when do you become a man?
There's no rites of passage for this culture necessarily so
there's no real me graduated from high school could becoming
a man you get that stuff somebody got me to the army
could becoming a man it could be anything
graduating from high school I think that would be the one but
what is what truly is yeah, what is the rite of passage in our
culture today? Where you become a man when you get married? I
don't know. Do you feel that there was a point in time when
you became a man
when I started doing the no agenda show finally oh man
If only I could get you to be serious for once
no, I don't I don't have as a point I think it was a gradual
thing it's an evolution I think you evolve into you know to a
grown up I think it takes bits and pieces little piece here a
little piece there and it all comes together and some guys I
would include myself in that still have childish behaviours
that we employ on a day to day basis. I think reading the club
33 script is a good example of that it's just totally childish
it's it's silly actually wrote a script for Gods
you spent probably 30 minutes
writing radio.
You should be I don't know writing your Senator or
something. No, no, I'm
working on the dunk tank.
33 By the way, don't you think it's a great idea could work on
the dunk tank? We should do this for real?
We'd have a great club
All right, I'm gonna make us wrap this up. Get out of here on
time. We're already late. Actually, I did want to play the
new the new drug commercial Of course we had the zohydro er at
the beginning of the programme, which is our new legal high 12
hour high as presented by the native advertising in Forbes.
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Can I on Nightline, there is a new drug sleeping America that
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America blow your mind America. Blow Your Mind. That is if it
doesn't blow you up.
If they're cracking down in California, why is it totally
legal to light up in Colorado?
This, by the way is completely native advertising is so well
done.
Good evening. Tonight, we're going to take you inside the
strange subculture involving a new and powerful drug that you
may have never heard of. It can be dangerous to use and even
more dangerous to make and yet in some places, it's totally
legal. It's called wax and it is an ultra strong version of pot.
But while authorities are cracking down on one,
apparently it's Pot. Pot in
some states. In Colorado, it is literally becoming a mom and pop
business. Here's Mariana van Zeller, from our partner network
fusion.
And nice little plug for fusion, our partner network fusion, who
apparently have done a documentary request this hill to
get on the driveway, we're pretty much exposed. There's
absolutely no cover. This is the DEA by the way, if we're out
approach, and this turns out to be a shooter event, we'll take
out a little south Burma because we're inside or at least secure.
And we'll see what we have. There's a new drug that's
sweeping the country. It's called wax there's no weed out
there. possesses the country powers the works.
This is a guy with a Ski hat on with a vocoded voice down
because you know he's a DEA informant telling you how
awesome wax is. It's like smoking 20 joints of the best
grade 20 joins the best grade a weed
da and feel anyone can't reveal
his face. But says wax is the ultimate distillation of
marijuana. So photos a single hits will keep you high for over
a day.
Over a day. This is Oscar that's
Zach cotone crap I was reading I want the wax baby Nightline John
Nightline night FM last
night nice To watch switched over to his current format, I
did predict that it was going to deteriorate into cheap news.
sensationalist news show that's useless and that's what it's
done.
generate up to $10,000 That's what I did in my first week at
$100 a gramme boring. That's if it doesn't blow you up while
you're making it.
We have people blowing up we got kitchens blowing up young people
getting injured and even killed.
And the DEA says it's not just the making of the drug that's
dangerous.
We're seeing people having sudden onset of psychosis and
even brain damage from exposure to high concentration of THC.
Our concern is this is going to spread before we can get it
under control.
The only thing missing from this report was some guy going who
had my dog ate my wax. Yeah, where's the dog? This is
basically low grade hash is what it is. It'll keep your high for
a day. It's like smoking 20 joints at once. Wow, we Yeah,
that's native advertising. Ladies and gentlemen, go get
your wax. Get your wax here. It's good to go get your wax.
All right. Well, that was another depressing show.
Do you want to laughs though? Do you want to do something to
something? Happy to get us out? Are we good? Oh, no, but
I just tuned I was just looking through the die. Oh, no, don't
tell me Oh, no, not Tom Hartman's
on. I wanted to share with you
the 68 with highs of 110 counts. Farmington, Minnesota is sitting
at 40 counts per minute with spikes to 62. And Rapid City,
South Dakota is hovering at 39 with highs of 55 counts per
minute broadcasts. alert level is 100 counts per minute.
However, they remind us that there is no such thing as a safe
level of radiation. That's right,
everybody. There is no such thing as a safe level of
radiation. Thank you thumb. Unbelievable. Well, everybody,
I'm sure things will play out just nice and neatly for us by
Thursday, so we can dissect more for you. Of course, we need to
be all over Hillary Clinton's mysterious disease, which may
stop her from running for president. Yeah, this
is developing to something interesting.
Yes. heart trouble, vision, trouble blockage in her veins,
ovarian cysts. Who knows she'll
have a bruised face is all I know. And we see her next.
That's right. It'd be looking great.
Or she maybe she's having a bad ectomy. By the way.
I think this is Joe Biden who's unleashing these?
Yeah, I actually have a speech by Joe Biden. That I still have
not dissected. So I'm keeping it in abeyance anything.
Maybe maybe for Thursday, maybe Thursday. He
has a lot of a lot to say. And he's so funny. But yeah, I
couldn't be Joe's really kind of response to her get her buddy
gates blasting him. Yeah. In the book.
Anyway, everybody. Please keep supporting us. We do need it to
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