It's all corrupt. Sorry. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday August 7 2014. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode sold six for one. This is no agenda.
Tracking government glitches across Gitmo nation from the
South Austin safe house and FEMA Region six and the capital the
drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where we can pronounce
episode I'm John C. Dvorak. Robin Buzzkill. We could do it
over a dozen people could do it over busted me out. Where's the
fun in that was fine. I was going to say here's what I the
first words I wanted to say after opening was I love you,
John. And now I just I'm taking it all back. I don't want to say
that's good for you ruined. I'm glad you ruined the moment who
needs that aggravation. I got enough on my plate. Oh, man, I
want to start it. You want to hit it over?
Oh, no, I'm keeping it. I love it now. It's ugly things that
are actually the best is it's the stuff that never made it on
MTV. That was the best.
It should be known that we could do it over if we wanted to. We
have done the beginning over a couple of times.
Yeah. When you messed up?
No, no, sometimes like the the deck would stop.
Stop. Yeah, anything can happen today. Uh, no agenda stream.com.
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that. And that's what we got to make sure we do that. And then
of course, something breaks and like, shall we should have done
that? is very typical. I didn't I barely slept last night. And I
have to admit right up front. Okay, that's why you're grumpy.
Oh, I'm not grumpy. No, I
was, in fact, because twice already in the show just began.
I'm very excited. Because
last night, it was one of those moments where all the things not
it's not quite like a 642 pipeline. But in fact, not at
all like that. But all the things connected for me in the
universe.
We're gonna call that for now. 642 pipelines 614.
Pipeline. No, I'm sorry. It was not the episode number
that wasn't but I liked the deadline to six for to pipeline
and people go back to 642. There'll be nothing about
pipelines in
it and Six for Two hasn't even happened yet. There'll be solid
six for one. Yeah. Oh, maybe was for six to 416. But before that,
Gianna, we miss Mickey and I had a little road trip that I want
to talk about briefly. to Houston.
Wow, you went to Houston all
the way to Houston.
Did you need a special pass? Don't you from Austin to get to
get into Houston isn't as some like some legal restrictions on
Estonians? Well, interesting.
You mentioned that we went there specifically for a pass. As you
know, my my darling wife, who has a is a resident alien has a
green card is in the database. She's a green alien and she's a
green alien. She's in the database with a flag. And
whenever she re enters the country, she is always sent to
the Fishtank to secondary screening. And then, depending
on how he
looks at her she's an obvious are those boobs live for tobacco
see
for right. And they always say the same thing is a flagging
going on. We can't We can't remove it. The only way to
remove it is to become a member of Global Entry.
Oh, oh, oh, you went to Oh, yeah. You know, I've signed up
for and I just keep forgetting to go to the city to get my
thing. And then they they say yeah, you haven't come in it,
then they canceled me and I have to start over.
You probably have to pay your 140 bucks all over again.
Tell me about it to scam. They ever email you telling you when
your application is ready.
No, no, you have they say specifically Keep checking back.
Yeah, hit refresh. So I did this and it's a very annoying
process. In fact, moreover, says a word everyone seems to be
using these days. It is the exact same information have
already entered at least five times in 1000s of dollars worth
of documents for her resident alien card known as the Green
Card, which consists of the last five addresses and you know,
employers not just for her, but also for me it trying to trip
you up. Well, we'll get to that. Oh, and I decided that for
science and research for this show. I would also sign up for
the Global Entry and become a part of the theater to see how
this worked out And so you have to make an appointment and there
they have a calendar it's it's so ludicrous the the web based
system they have for Ghost gos Global Entry System.
And it's just a world global overseas entry system I
could go geo Yes. As you can do this, at certain airports around
the country, Austin actually all you can also do this interview,
as they call it, in Austin, but it wasn't available until
November. And of course, we're traveling end of August,
September for my birthday to to the Netherlands. So we really
wanted to get this done. And so Houston was the alternative.
Now, for all of the annoyance of the of the signup system. In the
end, you're waiting to be conditionally approved. And
then, you know, of course, having all the right
documentation. We've also had, I've been through this with the
interview. For a green card, we have to have proof of address
and utility bills and a copy of the lease. And of course, we've
moved since I did all this and all this. Oh, listen, we did not
move we still live here. Which of course made it makes Mickey
nervous. He's like, Oh, I don't wanna mess up to the wrong
blow he's used to the fascist in Europe.
Well, so we arrive and it's at international arrivals is where
they have the interrogation center. I think it's called
Enrollment Center. But to me, it's it. I read internationally,
it is interrogation centers what it is, and this is
where you do this interview for the Global Entry also, and I
didn't know this. You are also then approved for precheck.
Yeah, no, that's the reason. Yeah. So trusted reason to get
it
trusted traveler program. Yeah. So we have now we're early. And
we left right away on time to make sure. And we're probably
about a half an hour early and we're we show up and there's
three three guys in a big office space. Our offices is a big
word. Three desks. You know, it's kind of like a like a
Silicon Valley startup, really. And there's three officers and
there's one guy in a little office and then there's a neck
office next to him has a hand printed sign that says
amphitheater. What a amphitheater,
a guy holding a sign.
Printed signs stuck on on this second office wall. Oh, okay. I
said, Well, you're here for the interviews. Yeah. We're together
we're married to now. Now you gotta you gotta do it by time
and, okay, well, you're early, then you can watch the video
first. This was almost like at the gun range, we have to watch
the safety video. And it's like, and I swear to God, I am doing
this to hit the good Lord. This was the stupidest video I've
ever seen Global Entry System, and it shows you how to insert
your passport into the system. But then you still need to
follow all rules and regulations. And they show an
Asian guy who's two cases being opened by a Customs Border
Protection Officer, and he brings out a bag of a plastic
bag of six apples. You must adhere to all rules. And this is
shown over and over again. The big violation is the guy is the
Asian guy with the apples for some reason. As okay, this is
rather disturbing. And it's 10 minutes. And you know, here's
how it works. And you type in you type in your name and you
put your finger prints on the scanner. Like we totally morons.
Okay, we've seen the amphitheater theater movie. And
actually, these guys are all kind of nice, that kind of
joking around. It's like, hey, the guy in the back today, if
you come over here, I'll do you and this guy will do your wife.
But they're kind of fun. And this guy, I decided to get into
it with him. I said, Do you need proof of address? No, no, no,
no, I just need your driver's license your passport. He's not
even looking at me not he's not evaluating me. And they take a
picture with a Logitech webcam. You know that drill? Of course
all 10 fingers on the plate. And then he's like, yeah, so media
technology. What do you do? This is the interview, I guess. What
exactly is that? Say? You are listened to podcast? Nah, man. I
still use CDs. Okay. Well, as I kind of CO invented this thing
called podcast. No kidding. Family, man. Yeah. I love
listening to all anything. 80s music I listened to. I said,
Yeah, how old are you? 4048 two. Yeah, you ever watch MTV? Ah,
man. I did it when they played videos. And then all of a sudden
you see him looking at me looking at the name. I'll get
this guy. And then bingo. Boom. Shakalaka he makes the
connection. I think he's going to shit himself. He's like,
Ronnie James Dio, man. I love those guys. Oh, man. I know
Robert Plant came through. It's just it's on and on and on. He's
jumping up and down. This guy is so happy It is and it's fun. I'm
enjoying myself, ah, this is great. This is this Global Entry
is so easy. We just sit here because we've done 20 years of
time, we're just happy now it doesn't have to have a set
schedule. And, and it's just he's basically telling me that
this is that this theater, but in a fun kind of way. And we're
just talking about new books from from different different
rockers who have done their their autobiographies. And when
I'm walking out, we're chatting, and we're talking about stuff
and Mickey's there. And now Mickey, of course, because I
guess of the flag or whatever, or because she's not a passport
holder, but a resident, resident alien green card holder, the
system said, you know, you will be notified if you've been
approved. And so this one guy is saying to you, because we're
Yeah, I'm approved, I'm good. And because while they still
have to call me she's worried, of course, as a minor, like,
we're not going to get some kind of thing that pops up. And the
guy who had interviewed me he's like, Now trust me, we just got
to say that you're approved, you're approved is good. You're
in the new database. Don't worry about it. And the other guy's
like, well, we have to say because sometimes it pops up and
this guy is now my my buddy for for 30 years. Now. That's
bullcrap you're approved, that system is bogus. I'm not
kidding. And of course, it's. And then, five minutes later
being there's an email Mickey's approved, just like he promised.
So this whole thing is, is really you get moved from one
database to the other. And it's ended, you're good to go. And
it's not connected in any way whatsoever with immigration,
which you'd think Customs Border Protection would have some of
that, I don't know, immigration information in their database,
it's
just too much work well, so this brings me to the biggest dirty
secret of data processing and big data is that you can't make
these things talk to each other. There's always some follow up.
Well, this brings him past this brings
me to our lunch, which we had with our buddy from the we
always say the consulate just to make it easy, but he is from the
Dutch, the Netherlands business support office. And these are
the guys would always come to Austin with the Consul General
that we hang out with. And we'll have dinners and make them pay
for it. And they're yelling, you know, Crout at the German house.
Remember those guys? crazy guys. And I already knew this, but I
brought it up with him for three weeks now. The US visa
immigration database, which of course in no way is connected to
the Global Entry database, has had a glitch. And there are
hundreds of 1000s of people who not only cannot get their visas
to come into the United States, and I'm thinking students is the
big one. And of course classes are starting. We have
professional sports players, entire soccer teams and not been
able to travel. But worse, their passports are at the embassy
because that's how it works. You send your passport or you hand
it to them, and then they'll mail it back to you with the
appropriate visa. Hundreds of 1000s of people had lied. Yes.
And this is the most underreported news, everyone's
not
reported at all. Well, it is. Well, it is on the no agenda
show.
Well, let me give you NPR is way of reporting it. And this is,
again, this is the visa database. And it's been
essentially non usable for three weeks, hundreds of 1000s of
people are stranded not able to travel. NPR, the US State
Department's global database for processing visas and passports
is experiencing experiencing problems that would cause delays
for millions of people around the world who are waiting travel
documents, US database glitch. There it is unspecified glitches
in the department's Consular Consolidated Database have
resulted in significant significant performance issues,
including outages in the process of application and the
processing of applications for passports visas and reports of
Americans born abroad since Saturday. And this is July 24.
So this is you know, this is the only report I've really seen
from from as some serious mainstream media. And again, I
will say it is inappropriate, and it is no it is just not okay
for journalism in 2014 to talk about these types of huge issues
as glitches or outages. Do some do some real work people this is
an Oracle database. And some and I think sometime in three weeks
John, something very something horrible went wrong. Oh, yeah,
no this so three weeks of doubt database like that down for
three weeks. Somebody did something to it. I think it's
probably half destroy, they're probably trying to rebuild it
from archives.
I think that's the problem. You're right, is that they don't
have a full snapshot. And so they are indeed rebuilding it
and that could take decades. Make more that could take
months.
Yeah, if they don't have whoever it was doing. Well, we already
know that there's backup issues in the federal government. We
had with the email situation it may not be a coincidence that
the Lois Lerner's email was lost and they have to recreate it
from from archives instead of from backups air
quotes, yes. Here's we packed in air quotes. The real problem
emerge after the Bureau of Consular Affairs update Oh, here
we go. This is AP. The real problems emerge after the Bureau
of Consular Affairs updated the software for the Oracle based
Consular Consolidated Database on July 20, as has been
recommended by the operating company, quote, we patched it to
try and address the issue. However, our database began
experiencing performance issues shortly after maintenance was
performed. Oh, the old it nothing was broken. So we fixed
it. We believe the root cause of the problem was a combination of
software optimization and hardware compatibility issues.
Oh, man, we believe there was no malicious intent. It's hardware
and software issues that we are working on to fix said a dude
named Ben.
This is a disaster. And so the thing is bigger than a lot of
DEV newsmedia course a bunch of idiots. They don't know what to
be honest about it. Tech reporting is down the tubes. And
so nobody can report about it from that perspective. And
regular news guys don't know anything about tech.
Well, if Oracle had a vote, which is fine, if Oracle had a
phone out, then at least they could have tied it into the new
phone reporting and then it would have been a story. But
yes, this is this is a huge issue. Completely under
reported. People are stuck. Imagine your passport is also no
longer in your possession.
It's at the consulate should be warned out there. If they want
to get a visa to wait till this blows over. They won't have a
passport at all. Well, your AI bias is just a go to Canada and
come in through one of the Northern entry.
Can it's a no there's border, there's aren't their border
patrol's up there. The northern entries.
Some of the smaller entries don't have a computer. Just kind
of waltz in well,
maybe you still need the it's I don't think ESTA is a problem.
That's probably easy. So there's the tourism.
to Mexico sounds to me. Seems like that's the way to go these
days, go to Mexico come in through with the kids. Yeah.
The kids, drop the kids off,
drop the kids off
on your merry way. So Gerard, who is running the Netherlands
business support office, and we had lunch with he said, you
know, you have no idea. The businesses that are doing
business, their entire business deals that cannot be done.
There's so much stuff but particularly education. It's
really the and from all over the world who wanted we have new
semester starting getting their stuff ready to go, they can
start. And of course I was like oh poor universities are going
to lose on the money.
I've heard they're not going to lose the money. It's not their
fault. The university will probably have some of that. But
hey, it's not our fault. You can't get in here. Deep into
money, read
the fine print here. And then one other lovely thing about our
visit gerar is office the Netherlands business support
office is located in the Federal Reserve building in Houston. And
he said, Would you like it to her? Oh, well.
And you would say and you will and the likelihood of you saying
yes was quite high I'm assuming I would say
so. Of course is total bull crap security. He didn't you know, he
called some guy. Yeah, I'm bringing some people over. I
don't have to register him. Do I Dad? Don't worry about it. We're
walking through doors. People buzzing us through everything.
I'm sure you know, he's well known. Maybe But no, there was
no, we got a little plastic badge visa had
a gun to his back. Well, this Jake and all the money there's
nothing in the Federal Reserve building that. Well, it's
better than that. It's better than that. This is a it's a such
a beautiful charade or show rod, which of course has to be upheld
in order for people to believe in the idea that this money is
real. And and we bumped into the guy who's running something. And
Gerard said, oh, you know, do you have time for a quick little
tour? You can go to the Federal Reserve and get a tour. But it
was basically closed. And the guy said, oh, yeah, let me show
you. Let me show you. So he takes us over to this viewing
room. And it's like Disney with the animatronics. You know,
where you see those people going with the jerky motions doing
things behind the glass. There's four people there and there's
pallets of money bound to oh, that's $45 million there and
then he or she's cleaning the money and he's counting the
money then and so on. It's a theater, it's a little play. And
then he says, Oh, we have these GM rows. It's mgv TVs are
automatic. I forgot the acronym. He had some acronym for these
robot trucks that then pick up a pallet of money to well, you
know, when one bank deposits it, and we have to put in the other
banks deposit and the automatic thing comes and picks it up. And
so you see these the little trucks going into these doors.
Of course, you can't see in the doors, but then you move down to
the end of the hallway. And then they have a video screen of the
vault and you're looking in the vault, and you have a joystick,
and you can then control the camera, which of course is a
complete simulation. It's like It's like Nintendo. There's
nothing going on there. The charade is huge. John, this is
so well done. So well done. Where's the gold? Say, I'm here
on behalf of Angela Merkel. She'd like to see her gold
please. The guys like hey, yeah, right. Anyway, I think
they're Joker.
I think Mickey dye was very calm, because Gerard has been
helping mickey out getting shows, you know, art shows, and
Mexico and all and of course, he wants to do something in
Houston. And he said, No, Mickey's got some interesting
art. And have you ever seen her? In God? We trust crown of
thorns. Peace. Yeah. Yeah. So she showed a picture of that to
this guy said, oh, yeah, we'd love to buy that. We'd love to
have that stuff on display. Wow. And the price just went off as
far as I'm concerned.
is good. Ciao, much enthusiasm. That's very
funny. Because essentially this sorry, I said the word
essentially, this art piece that Miki made is a crown of thorns,
which he did get official from Israel. And then she wrapped cut
up dollar bills within God We Trust around the thorns and it's
a beautiful presentation in a nice box with a mirror bottom.
And the guy loved it and have all kinds of crazy acid art all
over of dollars of their of the money of their paper of their
product.
In the Federal Reserve building. Yeah,
it's it's a museum and I get picked up a brochure symbols on
American money.
Oh, nice. Yeah, I've kind of picked up one for me and mailed
it over.
I can share this one. So what I wanted to know is, you know,
what's the deal with the with the all seeing eye? Yeah. And
they do they do say something about it.
It's explained. Everything makes sense.
Let me just tell you what it says here. I got the booklet I
wanted to read it to you. They'll explain how the how the
arrows work with the eagle and it's all very, very symbolic, of
course.
Paige said set on magical,
of course is magical. Here we go to solve the mystery what these
symbols mean, we go directly to the source. Charles Thompson,
who presented his written description of the Great Seal to
Congress on June 2017 82. So that's all the arrows, then
where's the I thing? The reverse of the Great Seal features and
unfinished pyramid which Thompson state signifies quote,
strength and duration. The pyramid is comprised of 13 rows
of building blocks, on the first of which are the Roman numerals
representing 1776. The Latin inscription Novus Ordo decorum
translates to a new New Order of the ages. Thompson explains that
this refers to the new form of government influenced by the
poetry of Virgil. He composed his motto himself writing that
signified the beginning of the new American era. At the top of
the pyramid is an eye with rays that emanate in all directions.
above the eye, the Latin motto, annual collapse, this translates
to Providence has favored our undertakings, which Thompson
explains to explains as alludes to the many signal into
positions of providence in favor of the American cause. which I
think means don't mess with us. Isn't that what it means?
Yeah, man, we got everything going.
Loose the many signal into positions of the problem not a
bad message signal into positions of Providence. What
does that mean? into positions of Providence?
I don't know. No, I don't know exactly what it means. I mean, I
think we should make wild
guess we'll make a guess in favor of the American cause into
positions of Well,
I don't know it's too complicated.
It's only been on the money for a couple 100 years. Well, it's
just all symbolism and and you know, mumbo jumbo and yeah, and
I just doesn't do anything it doesn't make the bills float in
the air. The I ward off devils here look at this, the devils in
the Eye of Providence.
So
that was Nice Dolan extension of Don't tread on me.
Yeah. Which of course is racist? Can't you can't have that flag
anymore by the snake fly. What does that flag called?
The yeah, I forgot.
We should know as Confederation No, we
don't care i Everyone knows what
I did the real people know what that is. I don't know anything.
Okay. So it was a nice little trip and it was interesting to
learn a the entire American security system is just stupid
Oracle databases of which half of them don't worry. I know I
think the Customs and Border Protection database is an Access
database. I think it just runs on someone's Windows laptop. And
everything else is it's not connected and it's a huge it's
salty at your at this theater. It's all it's all theater just
but also where was the Are you a terrorist question? What's the
what's the point they had? No, I
checked the blonde box. So that took care of that. Okay. Well,
on the other complete opposite side of the spectrum.
There was a funny story on France van cat, which is the
criminal boasting story, which is a clip of a clip.
Okay, oops, sorry. Hold on a second. Why did that go wrong?
Way too many clips today. I'm sorry. No, it's okay.
I have even more.
Plenty and Mondo county police in Maryland posted a mugshot of
unwanted criminal to their Facebook page. They weren't
expecting the man himself to help them track him down. But
this is exactly what happened because he thought he would turn
to the police posting a series of messages under his own
mugshot on social network. He bragged you'll never find me.
They did. Because they were able to identify his IP address and
track him down.
So a simple story that it is some idiot sees his mugshot on
the police department's Facebook page and being a Facebook guy.
He says you got cops are dumb. It's gonna never catch me Neener
Neener. Just to prove that people don't know how technology
even they they're completely oblivious to the methodology of
the technology, the basis of the technology, that they would be
that to do something like that.
I think worse when I hear the
so that's why glitch. Yeah, exactly. The court keep people
dumb.
But it isn't NPR, New York Times Associated Press who are using
this term? Yeah. And the same is well, of course, Google scanning
for kiddie porn. That's good. Of course, they should do that. But
if you haven't read it, they're all in Yeah. Yes. This is
illegal content. And and it cannot be in your possession.
There are ramifications. But it is always the way things start.
You always start by thinking of the children of course. Because
yeah, who would who would deny that? The Gaza children. But
what's next hate speech? Ah, yeah. And that's much easier
than images. By the way, just scan for Yeah,
you don't have to deal with it with the with the image
recognition. Yeah, just scan for words.
If you say something negative about LGBTQ que IAP some slur,
it'd be hate speech will be called out and you may be
arrested,
can be arrested, you definitely would have your counter account
terminated. So there goes your free email.
But this is the time this is the this is the moment where people
have to realize it's you're all in and you're gonna get voted
off the island eventually, or you opt out. And all I'm seeing
is or and hearing is people saying, Oh, of course this is
good. They should do this. I agree with this. I'm okay with
that.
Yeah, no, that's exactly well, that's his job he expected. It's
very well done. It's very well done
and so hard how it is well done. I have another clip of just the
FBI, and Facebook. And, you know, they've been together for
a long, long time, but FBI in Gmail or Google, you know, it is
the boiling frog thing. I guess you can just turn the heat up
slowly and no one notices what's going on.
It was a gradual thing. For one thing, he started the schools.
And that's the clip I have here just to point this out. You
start at the schools and you start indoctrinating early in
anybody who's had kids in public school, when they come home with
some of these cockamamie stories from the teachers. You know, you
have to wonder, you know, what's going on in this part of a
larger effort usually to promote big government. And the best
example of this, I have a series of three clips on boy, which is
the algae bloom. There's a big algae bloom, which apparently,
yeah, is made water undrinkable and to lead over my
phone. Yeah, it's very surprising this story. But I'll
let you I'll let you run with it because of course,
let's go with the beginning one which is all because of global
climate change, of course
fiable sources of pollution like municipal sewage treatment
plants, and the lake came back to life. But in 2011, Lake Erie
was hit by the largest algal bloom on record. l regulators
realize the problem went beyond the known polluters to 1000s of
individual farms and landowners with phosphorus runoff and leaky
septic systems. Climate change made it worse. Are things going
now? Okay. So I've been thinking well, they got through the
climate change in their gratuitously This is a part of a
movement that's been going on in the country to regulate out of
business small farmers. And we've seen it against the small
raw milk dairies which have to be small by their nature, they
can't be big, because you lose control of the the cleanliness,
if you get too big. So he there's a maximum size, it's
actually been determined by small farmers. And so small
farmers are really a part of the organic produce business,
they're part of the raw milk business, they're part of a lot
of things. But the idea is, is to push them out of business.
And the easiest way to do that is through regulation, which is
always a positive thing. And here's the LG dummy part one
clip. And I want to set this up. This is a woman they brought on
from some group, some NGO group, and she is a millennial, dummy.
He's with the Ohio Environmental Council. Christina, talk to us a
little bit about this. I mean, it seems like there would be a
great deal of regulation when we talk about the sort of runoff.
Yeah, thank you. Thank you for inviting me. So actually, under
the Clean Water Act, only the largest of the largest firms are
regulated, and many farms in Ohio. And we're talking about
livestock here, particularly many of those livestock farms
fall right underneath that threshold to be regulated. So
largely there is very little regulation. And when you think
about if you just think about livestock farms, sewage is
regulated human sewage is regulated, but manure is not
considered a commodity. So we need to level the playing field.
As we heard prior. Industry is regulated, wastewater treatment
plants are regulated, we need to put in some regulation that says
these best management practices are the ones that you need to
strive for. We know they work there's been a ton of research
that have been that has been done over the years
now have leveled the playing field levels of playing field
between human crap and cow manure. It must be there must be
equal. So she's she's all in on this bull crap. And when there
was another series of things that was on C span I don't have
clothes for today's show, discussing the overregulation of
the inventors committees right now going on trying to back off
on on all these laws that they're creating just 400 laws a
year new federal laws it's it's causing a backup and all kinds
of in the in the judicial system
is all EPA who have very broad powers
Right? Which has they have to be stopped but to show you how
stupid this woman is this you can play Part Two is she good
looking? No she's a goofy looking she's a goofy looking
hipster. She's got the big glasses her name again.
Christina is something and she is a goofy looking hipster that
talks like like a hipster Christina something
doesn't really work on the I don't have her name don't worry
about it when envelope don't worry about it. It was me.
I left the envelope downstairs again. Yeah, so
you make reference to manure and the absence of Regulation Law
that but that sort of points to the fact that it's not just
Ohio, there is farmland all over the country with farm animals
with manure crisis. I mean, where manure crisis this sort of
a problem
that's a great question. Got me
that was a three parter.
was very good. No, it was a good setup. John. Very, very good.
Good pay off. I liked it. Doozer Paul? Great question. I liked
the manure crisis.
But newer crisis that slips just fill in crap this woman Well,
that's what that's the manure crisis right there. And this is
all part of the new religion. Please, you must believe in
science that's what you believe in.
Science because I am a science oriented clip. Oh, wow. So I'm
watching the news hour with Woodruff. And they're talking
about Ebola and all the rest of it.
Oh, wait. Hold on a second.
Yeah, so talking about Ebola.
And so yeah, they're talking about Ebola and Woodruff there's
a couple of things I noticed. One is, I could follow this is
kind of an interesting clip of her talking to some guy who was
one of the Ebola doctors and, and he tried to say that they
won't let him use experimental drugs, whether it was an African
she, she asked the question, who's they? And then here's his
answer. And then I'm not gonna play the whole, the whole thing
went on forever, but just play the part of this is news, our
Ebola follow up question.
And other trials. So unfortunately, for what I was
faced with was resistance, saying you can't do experiments
during an outbreak. And that didn't come to pass. And
unfortunately, some of my dear colleagues lost their battle to
Ebola virus.
Where was that resistance coming from? Dr. Garry
many people say that you shouldn't do research during an
outbreak. But I think that this outbreak is totally different.
It's not in Central Africa, it's not so easy to get.
You think that she does a follow up and says why I asked you who
there must be somebody, not just people. They do that? Let me
think no, no, she doesn't. It goes on and on and on. She just
ignores the fact that he didn't answer the question. So I,
that's when she loses a point. So then she loses another point
on this, this is the News Hour, she stops the presses. Oh, no
breaking news, essentially, and tell and then listen to the stop
depresses moment and tell me how important it really is
planta they have received an experimental drug Z map that had
never been tested on humans. The drug is extremely limited in
supply. And today the World Health Organization announced it
is convening a medical panel next week to consider the ethics
of making Z map more widely available. And there was a late
breaking piece of information. President Obama was asked this
afternoon as he met with the African leaders who are here
meeting at a summit in Washington, he was asked about
that drug made available to the to American healthcare workers.
He said, quote, all the information is not in yet on the
new Ebola drug. He said, We need to let the science guide us.
Okay,
can I take it from here? Oh, you got it. Okay. First, I will play
a clip. Thank you very much for the lead in. And of course, you
did such a phenomenal job Two episodes ago of explaining the
relation of Ebola to HIV and AIDS and climate change. People,
I encourage you to go back and listen to that. That was just
one of the classic no agenda deconstructions. So there's a
doctor from the NIH National National Institute of Health,
and he's showing up everywhere and he's doing a lot of the
interviews, his name is foul. On a second, I have it here. His
name is Fauci. And I'm just gonna play he's pretty much his
party line. And he's been doing every single news show with
proper
care people can do well, I mean, this is a very serious disease.
It hasn't mortality, in some cases up to 90%. If you give,
by the way, what does that mean up to up to 90%? Is that 3%?
Well, you know, 50 doesn't actually make any sense if you
think about it, because here's what you have, you have a group
of people that have got it, and some of them die, that your
mortality rate. So how does it go up to 90%? It does, I mean,
it's either going to be, I don't know how it can vary, if you got
1000 people and, and 60% of them die at 60%. If 90% of them dies,
90%. It doesn't vary. It's not like going up and down,
constantly enlisted, the sample sizes changing. I suppose there
was a group amongst us the Cote d'Ivoire group, that there was
maybe 10 people and 90% of them died? I don't know. I don't know
what it means. It doesn't mean anything. It's just like, 97%.
That would be the point. Yes. And that, to me, that was kind
of my tip off, like, hold on a second. This is the guy who's
speaking on behalf of the National Institute of Health.
And I started to look into him, but we'll listen to the rest of
what he had to say. But when you say stuff like this, like the
scientists in consensus up to 90% words matter, people, that
is bullcrap percent,
if you give good care to individuals replenish their
fluids, make sure that their organ systems are functioning
well. They can do well we're very encouraged by the fact that
Dr. Bradley was able to get here and
and at this point, I'm thinking he talks kind of like a crook.
You know, I mean, like Yeah, at this point, Dr. Bradley could
get here we got it all in the control. You give the guy some
fluid. This
now apparently recuperating in the sense of having his vital
signs right here to making sure that he does get a complete
recovery, which we're all hoping for.
work and the fact that he was walking doctor does that say
anything to you about how he's doing? Like it's bogus.
That is very important. When saw that on TV him getting out with
some assistance from the ambulance, the fact that he's
able to walk into the hospital is a very, very good sign.
It seems like maybe the next turn in all of this is that you
guys have a vaccine on humans that you'll start testing in the
next month. What is the latest on this vaccine? Because so many
people have heard no cure is selected?
Well, yes. And you're getting to my point
again, people need to understand the difference between treatment
and a vaccine what I was talking about which we have really some
very favorable results on his a vaccine to prevent infection and
this will be very relevant to health care providers who put
themselves at high risk and taking care of individuals Yeah,
tested it in monkeys in long really good depicts monkeys
pletely from challenge.
They don't ball his head with a monkey gets Hey, when the
monkeys
can they don't die, whereas unvaccinated monkeys all do
screwed up monkeys. We're gonna start human trials in September
in normal volunteers. And that lift that looks good by January
who should be able to scale up in its production scale
up in its production? What are we this sounds very vaguely
familiar to me. Sounds a lot like the swine flu virus scaling
up production, all of this stuff, very vague type of talk.
So looking at this guy, Anthony, Fauci, FAU, ci, very important
guy in the HIV AIDS, medical circles. And he has a, I'm
reading from the Wikipedia. This is one of where I got on the
trail. This this part of my story is not complete. I have to
finish this on Sunday. Fauci has made a number of basic
scientific observations that contribute to the current
understanding of the regulation of the human immune response and
is recognized for delineating the mechanisms whereby immune
suppressive agents adapt to the human immune response. He has
developed therapies for formerly fatal diseases such as
polyarteritis, nodosa, Wagoner's granule, ammonius, whatever that
is. Here, I made influential contributions to the
understanding of how HIV destroys the body's defenses,
leading to the progression to AIDS. So very important guy in
the HIV AIDS, immune deficiencies. World, and he
holds a patent and this is a thing that I'm that I'm going
very deep on. And as a lot if you google this guy, and you go
deep, there's a lot of people who are calling this guy, a
crook. It's a scam. So the patent is the i l dash to anti
viral patent. And somehow this patent which he holds, and I
guess his license to certain certain pharmaceuticals, is kind
of like an overarching patent for all immune deficiency type
diseases or, or viruses or whatever you would call them non
medical,
is this the patent that that takes on any virus and then
chops it off at the legs, you know, in symbolically? I believe
so. And so as a general, antiviral, it's
an over Yes. Yes, anti Bateson overarching. And he was a big
part of the what was the what was the drug that everyone was
actually dying from the cancer drug? There's a couple of them
well, but there was the one that was also now man, I'm sorry.
It's okay. Hard to do these things as
well. So I'm bringing this up, because we have a lot of doctors
who listen to the show and are co producing the show. And there
are four a plenty on the internet about this guy and this
patent and people really despise him for it. And he's got huge
salary at NIH, you
know, how do you spell his name again,
FAU CI, fa UCI, very, super, super elite guy. And he pops up
in this conversation. And now I'm connecting what you said
about HIV and AIDS. And connecting that to Ebola. And
then this guy and it's all in the job. He's working on the
vaccines. It works in the monkey I
was seems screwy, that this guy who's an HIV expert would be
involved in Ebola unless there was something weird going on.
Exactly.
Exactly. So while I'm researching that, then all of a
sudden it all comes together. Boom. Actually not boom.
Okay, now, I'm all ears didn't
go boom. Shakalaka out of the heavens. There was a very
interesting little thing going a little party that happened in in
Washington DC. Did you happen to notice this?
No, I was not partying mood.
There was a summit organized by the State Department. and kind
of hosted by the president.
He's about the African thing. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I noticed
that that's what we're all the action was,
well, where's all this Ebola taking place? Thank you, Africa.
Now all of a sudden, we have all the presidents and royalty,
which we'll laugh about in a moment, coming from Africa, all
the African countries showing up, we're handing out billions
of dollars. We're making promises. I'm pretty sure that
there's a connection to be made with the Ebola virus because of
course, we're sending to health care people and it's very
important to help Africa and maybe you guys better play along
a little sense of frickin Ebola to your house. Remember, Harf
said the Ebola attack. I Ebola attack the coincidence of the
Ebola virus edits, edits, we have the OJ that's the ambulance
is the OJ shot of the ambulance is driving down the highway. Oh,
there's the doctor. We may have vaccine Hello African
presidents. Hello, I want you to go to John the following URL I T
m dot i m slash Africa.
I t m dot i N i m i m,
I am slash Africa. Oh slash Africa is a forwarding link to
the Mail
Online. I am slash Africa.
Yeah, it should go to a Daily Mail page. Yeah, Daily Mail. The
article is about how the White House opened its doors to some
of Africa's most evil dictators and homophobes, which of course
is true, you know, these people kill gays. But I just wanted to
show you the lunacy of these people of these African leader
so scroll down first you see the Equatorial Guinea president with
his wife? Yeah, just look at the remember these people, you know
their president, but they dress and act like their queen and
king. So here's his wife,
the Marine saluting these two people. Are they part of the
military, US military? No, this is
all part of the theater that so we had to have this. Because of
course we want to get rid of the Chinese. We'll get to that in a
moment. But here all these people come into the White
House. And there's this woman in the big blue dress. Now look at
the next one. This actually is okay. President Blasi of where
are they from? Burkina Faso? The all these people have bloody
coos and you know they have billions of dollars. They've got
740 sevens custom interiors. So his wife has a yellow outfit.
But looking down next, the president of Cameroon and his
wife, she is complete pink.
Yeah, she looks like she shouldn't be at a chorus line in
a Brazilian production of some sort.
That is just outrageous what she's wearing. Yeah. Now we
scroll down to hours over this midget.
And then we have Angolan President Jose Eduardo De
Santos, who isn't even African. I don't know. It's like some
Chinese guy. I don't know what his No, he's
in Japan. So he's not party. This is not a picture taken out
the app.
Okay. Thank you. Now, next. This is my favorite. This is Gambia.
Yah. Yah. Jimmy. He is the president of the President of
GM. Yes, yeah. Yeah. Jimmy. Yeah. Look at that. You scroll
down. He's with the President. You see a picture of him with
the president he is wearing. I think he has the sheets from the
Lincoln Bedroom that he took me, you know, and if you are an
African leader, you can carry sticks and beads. And he's
shaking hands with President Obama. He's holding his wallet
because you know, there's something's about to be
inserted. But look at this stick that he's holding. Now, here's
what I think. So this guy, he's talking, he's hanging out with
his buddies, they're on the jet and flying to DC, you know,
they're gonna go get a couple billion dollars, which they'll
pill for most. He says, Hey, I got a great idea. But I'm going
to throw on these sheets. And see this butt plug. I'm gonna
put it on a stick and hold it right next to the President. And
he'll be laughing. Look, I think it's a butt plug on a stick.
Possible. I mean, what did what does this signify? Is this the
talking stick or hive? This is outrageous. This is outrageous
theater. Then if you scroll down, you'll see the President.
And he's his part of the theater is to hold up his his glass
there and a toast with the golden eagle in front of
me. Well, you know, ya got all the toasting. But once you get
down to the Rwandan president of all the places you think are
crude. They look like they're they just step out of the summit
that they have a show in Paris. They look terrific.
This guy. He doesn't look great. He looks pretty crappy, but his
wife. So this guy, he's got the 747 He's got the billions of
dollars. He's got him a supermodel. You give me one of
those eemaan things. Yeah, that's the one you got a
supermodel. Believe me. This guy would never get her in a million
year. Now scroll down. Here's
good like, Jonathan right
now look at the picture of the president the First Lady
Goodluck Jonathan Goodluck Jonathan has gold braids on his
dress with that stupid hat and a metal his pin the metal on
himself. I got a metal, metal. Now looking at metal now let's
just look at the composition of this picture because I really
spent some time deconstructing this event. This is not the
President's event. This is State Department's event and they and
these to the President first lady were just brought in to do
some fails to look at his suit. If he's sleeping that thing.
That is the worst suit it is. Obama Yeah, look at a suit.
Yeah, to put a link to the show notes into this. No, I have a
very good observation about the suit. I'm looking
at. Michelle, she looks horrendous. She's got her slave
bangle armbands on really inappropriate. But who came up
with this setting. And this is where they took all the pictures
with the flowers and the door in the background. Who is running
this show? Is State Department
carry and they're making
him look as bad as possible. And he took pictures with everybody
there. If you scroll down, you'll see more of that. Okay,
now let's play his little clip.
Yeah. And in fact, there's another picture reef with this
guy from Kenya and he's and you're right, Obama looks like
this does not look like the slick Obama we're used to seeing
not being rolled out of bed. You're right who's taking a nap.
And he was just rolled out to shake hands. He did a four
minute speech and very, you know, toast,
which I took it was George Bush doing there.
While he owns Africa. Kidding me the bushes plays they own so
much. And then they did the big group picture. All very
uncomfortable. Everyone's waving and Okay, great. And this is
going to lead to what we all know. It's a beaut. It's a
beautiful, the timing is beautiful. We've got Russia,
we're squeezing Russia with by squeezing Russia. We're pushing
China back. Bingo, boom, we bring in everybody from Africa.
We threatened him with the Ebola, and we're going to give
you some money and play along nicely. Again, this is a neocon
move. This has very little to do with the Obama administration.
Here is his speech as he tries to, to Yuk it up with everybody
and make everybody feel comfortable and show the
significance of this event.
On behalf of Michelle and myself. Welcome to the White
House. This city. This house has welcomed foreign envoys and
leaders for more than two centuries. But never before. And
we hosted a dinner at the White House like this. With so many
presidents, so many prime ministers all at once.
So we are grateful for all the leaders were in attendance. We
are grateful to the spouses. I think the men will agree that
the women outshine us tonight in the beautiful colors of Africa.
I have two words for you. Predator drones will never see
it coming. Also with us are the words of a song.
He just slipped that in there. New Africa, very
fun inspired so many across the continent and that Michelle and
I first heard last year in Senegal come together new
effort. Work together
which by the way is your su endure who did that song. I have
that in the show notes as well. When you bring you sue endure in
to do a song, then this thing is set up good. Yeah, this is this.
That's not Shakira, you know, this is the elite, the elitist
Shakira
keep on working for Africa. So I propose a toast to the new
Africa, New Africa, Africa that is rising and so full of promise
and to our shared task, to keep on working for the peace and
prosperity and justice that all our people seek and that all our
people so richly deserve. Cheers.
Drink, you fools.
Enjoy your dinner buddy.
Joy didn't everybody. Okay. So this is a big to do. And that's
run by the State Department. Oh Biden. By the way guest to talk
about this. He always puts his foot in his mouth be such a
douche. Yeah, he did in a typical Joe move. You have this?
Of course the sky is
the limit. I mean, it is limitless. There's no reasons a
nation of Africa cannot and should not join the ranks of the
world's most prosperous nations in the near term in the decades
ahead.
Isn't one country for Joe, the nation of Africa?
This is this is on the level of, of the dumbest thing that George
Bush ever said or beyond or what's the other guy that we
used to be in there? Dukakis? No, no, the kid who would move
became the blood czar. The blood zone? Yeah. The Vice President
of the United States who owns all the blood banks or whatever,
you can't put you discovered all this?
I did. I did. And now you're freaking me out. I don't know
what you're talking about. Oh, my God, the blood bank president
the blood
guy. Yeah.
Cheney,
he was vice president who was before Cheney.
The Vice President before Cheney was well, that was Clinton gore.
Before Gore, Bush Senior with
Bush Jr. who is Bush juniors. Vice President Cheney. No, I
mean, Bush senior
senior. Well, that's a good question. Wow, I don't know man.
Quail.
Quail. There
you go. Quail guy quail.
The he don't remember developing as blood back. You know, he's
owns all these blood labs. He's
the CEO of subareas. That's the he's Yeah, he had a people
thought he was dumb. But boy, he's not.
No, he's well, actually, I knew somebody who knew. Bam, said he
wasn't dumb at all. No, apparently was a gaffe Master,
you don't man, the CEO of some various,
like, dumbest crap. And this would be one of them. A nation
of Africa? Yeah. So very good. Did anyone in the mainstream
media pick up on this? I didn't notice, of course. Sure. Every
time Quayle said anything like, you know, adding an e to the
word tomato, which you would do in plural, and actually turns
out you are potato one of the Irish Potato? Potato? Yeah,
yeah. But then we, you know, we, this was before our time, but I
looked into it at the time. And apparently, in some parts of the
Midwest, it's quite acceptable to add the E.
But it was funny to make fun of him. Oh, yeah.
Oh, dummy. No Republican.
So Joe, the he he speaks of the nation of Africa, which makes
total sense. It's all right. I mean, he mean, he should say,
continent or the nations of Africa, but I should do the
work. So before I get to the clips that are going to just
blow it all out of proportion. We have a couple of new stories,
all of these in the show notes. So we have us to help establish
Africa, peacekeeping force. This is all coming out of this. Out
of this summit, President Barack Obama to the US will help
establish a peacekeeping force in Africa, which are they're
always armed, by the way the peacekeepers, oh, and expanding.
And this is, of course, because an experimental Ebola drug will
be is being tested in the US and remains unready yet to be
distributed in affected West African nations. But when they
do, then, of course, they'll need peacekeepers to, to billy
club people down to want to jump the line. So the peacekeepers
will be there. And by the way, the real test is going to be on
these people, that's for sure. Then we have the President came
out with a memorandum establishing a comprehensive
approach to expanding Sub Saharan Africa's capacity for
trade and investment. This is part of the $7 billion that just
appeared out of nowhere, although it's accounted for,
unlike other pieces of money. Fact Sheet, also released by the
White House us engagement on climate change and resilience in
Africa. So you see kind of how we're managing the story is
climate change, cap and trade. We have Ebola, we're going to
help you peacekeeping, executive order for the President's
Advisory Council on doing business in Africa and the World
Bank, which I think we pretty much run, don't we? Let's hope
so, has pledged 200 million to contain Ebola in Africa.
Meanwhile, we have to be very afraid we have to keep the
citizens scared in America as disease experts warn terrorists
could make dirty bomb containing Ebola.
Ah, let me write that one down. Yes.
I really love that. But then the following happens and this is
where I just love this so much. Carrie does a sit down interview
with Hard Talk, BBC interview show and the woman is
interviewing him in his office or wherever it is during the
summer because of course he flew back for the summit, because
this is his show. This is the Neo cons This is the dailies
This is the Kagan's this is part of the whole game that as we as
I said earlier, push Russia and China off to the side. We've got
to get them all out of out of Africa. This is classic,
economic hitman store of stuff. If you have not read the book,
this is something that our entire show is kind of bait Ston
in his Genesis, the book, Confessions of an economic
hitman by John Perkins, who, since then we think is kind of
flipped to the other side, or
he just doesn't want to get shot, you want to get a gun to
your head.
And what I like about the BBC methodology, they don't ask the
questions as if they have an opinion. They will always find a
quote from someone who asked or said something and then they'll
ask a question. So an example would be Professor Neumann Bulu,
said that the American United States really do not have
Africa's best interests at heart. What is your response to
this? Which is a roundabout way of asking a pretty rude
question. But it could also be a crackpot and buzzkill, I think
the size and shape of your head resembles that of a wallet,
watermelon, your response? Secretary of State, so I didn't
play all of those questions. But this is why I think this style
of interviewing gets to the heart of a lot of the questions
that otherwise cannot be asked, and I encourage the United
States mainstream media to do this same kind of do apply this
technique
requires reading.
Well, this woman I don't know who it is from Hard Talk. She's
good. I appreciate it very much.
Hard Talk hasn't had its moments. It's a good show. Yeah.
Okay.
The deputy national security adviser in the White House, Ben
Rhodes has said as far as this Africa, US Summit is concerned,
the US brings something unique to the table. What is it that
the United States can offer in terms of African policy that
other nations cannot?
Well, what do you think the answer would be John? What do we
bring to the table that other nations cannot? Security? Yes, a
good one. I like the security angle.
Are our dollars our money as a base for all? Transactions?
Very good. Yeah. I like that.
Are Good looks so good. Looks are whitening. Yes.
Look at our hunky shelf, man. We're not like those yellow
people?
Well, first of all, I think there is no country that is as
entrepreneurial. And when combined science and technology
and innovation, innovation, the way that we do our companies, I
believe are really unique in that regard. And we have many of
them already involved in Africa. I mean, we have a company like
General Electric for years has been doing in Africa, we have
Dow Chemical for years it's been doing I mean, they've huge
number of projects.
Do you dispute this? These these facts?
Oh, was he just bringing out these big he first he goes on
and innovation and all the rest? And he brings out these big
giant corporations who are essentially exploitative at this
point there. Yes. And their histories, they are
a true entrepreneur, GE bringing entrepreneurialism, the I think
of his entrepreneurial is bringing entrepreneurialism to
light.
So we have experience. And we don't come in to a place some
countries do. With a simple deal and simple finance and bring our
workers in or something else. You can play with China, in
practice, what I'm saying is we're
not going to answer that China in brackets. He's not going to
answer that. But he basically answer that
what a chickenshit thing to say, well, this is he described the
Chinese technique, which was to come in with simple deals that
make sense and then bring your own people in. And that's what
the Chinese do. So he and that's what he described yet. Why
didn't he say Chinese? Thing is annoying. Well
wait until
you hear the point that finger.
Well, he is a chickenshit. And this is economic classic
economic hitman stuff. And he just doesn't want the word he
does bring up China lady says the word. But he just wants to
keep it away and explain with all the good things we're doing.
And of course, we know and there's a meme coming up as a
word. But of course, we know this is only about oil and
minerals. That is all that is what Africa is. That's what
that's why everyone is in China in China.
What I'm saying is we come in, I think with a willingness to work
in ways that train employees build something. And
increasingly, people are looking at the downstream investment
impacts for the long term here. I mean, look, these things
evolve. Nothing happens overnight. But over the course
of time, I think the US brings a remarkable set of disciplines
and of capacity and technology for transfer that is critical to
Africa at this point.
Okay, so basically basically said nothing other than we don't
bring in our own workers like the Chinese do. And we don't we
have complex financial deals. We don't do anything simple where
you just sign your x on the bottom line, Mr. Wearing a sheet
with your dildo on a stick, though, we'll make it
complicated, but we'll pay you off. Here comes the mean the
word that is very important because we need to give these
African leaders of the nation of Africa the story they need to go
back and say hey, we're gonna get health care Education,
security. And we're going to, they're going to bring in
democracy of yes, I'll get more money in my own private bank
accounts. And it's not at all about oil or anything, please
please the word the word is coming up. We'll use this word
many times in the future,
you say that the United States, unlike other countries, does not
rely on natural resources like oil and so on. We also
do that, of course we do.
But we're not. What's the difference? No, no, no,
no, we're looking much beyond that. Of course, we do. We also
have extractive and much
extractive. We have extractive that Have you ever heard this
term?
I think he was trying to say something else? No,
no, it is a term. It'll come up later in another clip, this is
the term they use extractive,
but when in what was the context we have extractive? Yeah, the
extractive
as in a whole industry, I guess, extractive instead of saying,
wait, wait, wait, let's back it up, play the clip, back to clip
of 510 seconds and play it 510 seconds
by your command? Here we go.
First, we do we also have extractive and much
we backup a little more for
you. Now that's fine. You will you back it up. Now I want to
hear what he says after that. Yeah.
Well, you'll you'll hear it come back. This is their turn and I
on natural resources, like oil and salt. We also do
that, of course, we do.
Not make no mistake, we also take oil.
No, no, no, no, we're looking much beyond that. Of course we
do. We also have extractive and much of the relationship until
recently, was defined by that our desire is to move it well
beyond that.
Because we've listened to people in Africa. The reason why we
listen to we heard them hear from people
in Africa that they want more than just that. They don't want
us relationship in which they're simply exporting oil or gas or
minerals of one kind or another. They want to build their
country's
oil, rare earth minerals of one kind or another. They don't want
that they want they want more from us like money and their
Swiss bank account.
We respect that and understand that because it is critical to
building civil society, respecting human rights to
developing democracy, and ultimately to being able to
provide stability
now. Yes, of course, with all these jabroni is wearing hats
and carrying sticks. The who hate gays kill them is
disgusting. But of course, it's maybe better than the Chinese.
Here he goes. Our economic hitman watermelon had carry and
I think he does bring up China
here off the global competitors. And of course, China, for
instance, just take one statistic has 150 commercial
attache across Sub Saharan Africa, you know how many The
United States has eight?
Snap Snap? Yeah,
we're not, you know, yeah, I think there's a difference in
the in China,
and I'm 35 or more different. I
love how he weaves his way
out of the approaches between China and the United States said
China.
He actually said China, this is this is huge, because he had to
the United States has eight.
Yeah, yeah, we're not, you know, I think there's a difference in
the approaches between China and the United States, we're still
the biggest investor in Africa. And I am convinced that out of
this conference will come even more significant investment. We
had a dinner last night with four presidents of various four
heads of government, presidents of various countries, all of
whom were extremely excited. Yeah, no bad by what they heard
about the kind of partnership that is offered by the United
States look at this check in go to where it is not just
extractive there it is and selling one particular extract
kind of deal. But it is really structured and built around the
needs of a particular country, and has much greater ability to
be able to train workers provide workers with ongoing skills, and
a longer term employment capacity, which is very
different from what other countries and other companies
do. China.
By the way, in France, according to France, 24. They Europeans,
which is mostly the French have three times more investments in
Africa than the United States.
He's very specific about this. The difference is difference
between investment and companies. I don't know if I
have to have that in the
end and the Chinese have three times more than the United
States. That's what he's what he is obviously, got some some
definition. That is is not right, yet, but okay, but
whatever.
But we have something very specific that these other
nations don't have. And we have the cure. You notice there's no
no other scientists anywhere in the world working on this.
There's no news about seriously, you're going to tell me that no
other scientists are going let's solve this this huge crisis. And
let's get a via the vaccine for Ebola. None of that now it's the
Americans and we're bringing our guys back and we're see we can
save people They're alive. John, I'm telling you this Ebola
thing, which you called very early on, you said watch out for
it. There's that, like people haven't been dying for years of
Ebola. Of course they have. But I have the feeling that
something we may have a little hand in this, if not just a
media story, which is also bad. Maybe there's something else to
it. Why have this summit at the at the height of the of the
hype, it's all beautiful. Here is Carrie, I only have two more
clips here. showing us the true globalist nature of his ways,
isn't really care about America, he really cares about just being
part of the ruling set. And even that I think he just cares about
what movie is going to watch him. But if you're going to
popcorn, but he's he's pretty
slick. You did invest in Africa. Let me just tell you what Ali
Khan statue chief executive of rich management, Nairobi, that's
been approved by the Nairobi Securities Exchange as an
advisory service. He says, Look at Kenya, America is already
heavily invested, we issued a Euro bond in Kenya, where we
borrowed $2 billion 66% of that was bought by North America. And
just in that you see that North America is putting the capital
down, as you say that Africa is then using to build
infrastructure. The irony is that most of this stuff is being
built by Chinese contractors and not the Americans. You're
putting the investment in, but somebody else perhaps has been.
Well, that's life.
I bet. That's the answer.
That's life. Yeah. Like go expands. But notice her quote is
she didn't say the United States, she said North America.
And that includes Canada Navia, doing Canada's a big investor,
and they've got a deep relationship with the Chinese,
which we of course, are losing out on without the the pipeline
Do
you know, it also shows that we're not in it just to have our
own contractors come over? We are doing this because we think
it's the right thing for Africa. Yeah.
It saved the poor black children in Africa. Exactly.
And indeed, other countries and other companies will benefit.
More power to them. No, yeah, ultimately,
as long as I got stock
for Africa, and it's good for these countries to have the
stability and the capacity as they build, we will all benefit
from that on a global basis, there will be less Boko Haram,
no less al Shabaab, there will be less cause for people to have
their minds filled with extremist ideology, rather than
to engage in the broader benefits of society. And we're
interested in that. And I'm glad we are as a country. So I hear
him
in reverse. I hear him saying, Do you like the Al Shabaab? Then
you know, then go ahead. Don't do business with us. I hear it
as a veiled threat. How can he say because we're going to do a
deal with Nigeria, that there will be less Boko Haram? How can
you say that only one way, either we control them, or we
have booming and bringing more drones and troops and will
control them that way? I find that very offensive as a
as that would be. That's no agenda style interpretation. But
as a member of the BBC woman is not going to even consider
but as a member of the African nation, I'm highly insulted
final clip, because of course, he has two
hands on whether they'd pick up on it, it probably is
communicated differently to them. Okay, go on.
Remember, these are the guys wearing shoots and sheets and
carrying sticks. Just get it's a huge scam this. Okay, of course
Carrie has to make his boss look good, or his so called boss
because he's there taking all the pictures in his bad suit.
And we talked a bit about his legacy. I just love the legacy
that is being created by the Neo cons for the President,
this Africa summit with the US gives Obama an opportunity at
the end of his term for people to see a clearly defined legacy.
What would that be?
Well, I think a lot the legacy clearly will be remarkable
growth and development that takes place in Africa. And that
begins to benefit the world and begins to bring people together
and offers an alternative.
This is this is the legacy of President Obama, all of a sudden
he saved Africa that his legacy
to some of the poverty and extremism that fills the vacuum.
That is one thing. But beyond that. The President's legacy is
not going to be defined by one specific initiative abroad or
elsewhere. This is the President has passed health care for all
Americans, the president who saved the economy at a time that
it was in crisis.
He put on his cape, the flu around and save the economy.
Does he hear these words coming out of his piehole
who has created I mean, their whole series of things in
counterterrorism and other things. counter terror is not
defined by one thing that I think it will add to that truth
and Powerful addition,
powerful addition. So there you have it. It is in a nutshell,
very, very simple. We've got hundreds of millions of dollars
from the World Bank, we have $7 billion appropriated to go to
building democracy etc, and Africa. And then I think the
trump card which and by the way, the Chinese are leaving places
in droves. My theory has always been Thank you very much Chinese
for building the road, the schools the the operations of
Now get out. If you don't get out the you know, we will have
Boko Haram al Shabaab, the al Qaida in the Maghreb, what all
these names will have someone go in and kill you. And this is
what happened in Libya. Everybody out oil is flowing.
This is what's happening. All we have to remind
our listeners would happen to Libya, because the Chinese are
actually building cities there. Yeah. And then we're just this
now they're just shells. There's no Chinese levers.
30,000 people to evacuate. We're all Chinese. Right? All Chinese
and then we realize
the place for letting the Chinese in in the first place.
Pay to teach them a little lesson. Yeah, well, this lesson
rapid wise Africa. Maybe that's what's in the cards.
Well, I believe they've I truly believe they they want to do it
in a less rub alized way.
I don't see why. Well, they've they're trying this.
I think they're trying the Ebola trick. See if that works. And
these guys are all corrupt. It's very easy. You go down that list
of that Daily Mail article, even if you chop everything in half.
And of course, right off the bat they are allowing known anti
homosexual, I don't want to use the homophobe word because I
don't think they have a crazy fear of homosexuality, that I
think they just just want to kill people. It does kill some
gays, they kill gays, they throw them in jail. They overthrow
countries, they have hundreds of millions if not billions of
dollars, these so called leaders, and they got funky
suits, airplanes, hot models, you know, and and they got oil
and and they have some infrastructure already built by
the Chinese. And here we have our African American president.
Perfect story perfect guy to bring it all together to for the
African coup, while everyone else is preoccupied and being
shoved away and everyone else being essentially the bricks.
And this is this is Brzezinski his grand chess game to a tee
John to a tee.
Well, by the way, the power to him
the guy, Anthony Fauci, we know him. We have heard him before on
an evergreen clip.
I've seen him before What does what is he on? What clip is he
on? Dr. Fauci
thanks so much as always for joining us.
Good to be here, bro.
Yeah, broth. He really? He's the burls guy. He's the broth guy.
Exactly. Exactly this
year do any work. He seems to be on done shows all the time.
Fauci that guy Fauci.
So this So this to me is, it can't be a coincidence. It's
summer. You know, it's hot. Everyone's supposed to be on
vacation. Then we have this big thing going on with the marine
saluting everybody. A bunch of douchebags known killers of
people in the nation of Africa. Joe. Let me just look at John,
Goodluck Jonathan, please. Since salting this guy, that's the hat
he got from George Bush, correct? I believe it is. Yeah,
he just keeps wearing it with his dress dress on gold braids
and stuff. It's. So we shall see if they can really pull it off.
Because I don't I think these guys just sit back and go, okay.
Let's forget Ebola for a moment. How much money you're going to
give me what am I getting under the table? I don't think America
and we have limits on that stuff. You know, the carriers of
the world. Hey, screw you, man. My kid's gonna get the money.
Joe Biden's kid's gonna get the the company in Ukraine that he's
running. Now. They have limits they won't they will just bring
our extractive unit known as the Pentagon and Department of
Defense and will
kill you know, that's why we like to give people generous
loans. Exactly. You can see you can skim from the loan. That's
your business. So no out now bribes by as the Chinese do
that. Yeah. Oh,
of course. So where is where's Ebola hit the worst. And so I
would like to just about Ebola map of Africa. I haven't
actually done the work.
I think Cote d'Ivoire is still where it most of it is. I could
be wrong. Guinea maybe was Guinea. One of the two we
just see here's the CDC Guinea you are correct, sir. West
Africa, Guinea, what do they have in Guinea? So Guinea,
Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria. So Nigeria we know they
have huge oil. Yeah. Oil and lots of Chinese and Boko Haram.
Which, I guess we don't care about those girls anymore.
Sierra Leone asked what happened to the girls? No one cares. I
don't care about what's in Liberia.
A woman apparently a woman from Liberia there's a woman in
Liberia who runs the place now this is a reference to a song
from the line once
was a lady from Liberia. Yes. Is that what you meant? Liberia so
the here's the no agenda search
Ladies and Gents over 50 will get that gag.
I'm clearly too young. Well,
you're not going to be for long Liberia
oil. And then let's do China. This is this is how you sir. No
cow, not calm TLC Africa. Okay, Liberia and oil, the oil and gas
in Liberia. Okay, do they have a big a big pot does anything new?
So keep your eye on those. I would suspect. What else do we
need to be? Let's just keep it at that for now. Let's keep it a
DOS and see what happens with any oil rights or anything are
no agenda news network.com Guys Berentzen WT there'll be all
over they'll be posting hundreds of articles. They seem to find
stuff all over the place, whatever we talk about. They're
always finding it. So that is my my analysis of the situation.
The coincidence is beyond belief. And the Ebola having
this Fauci guy in there with some kind of patent is is being
misused and we are of course being terrorized this weekend,
New York City who as you know, had we the some guy came in we
thought he had Ebola locked down the airport. This weekend though
we've got something else coming up. It's a five o'clock wake up
call. The hope is never real, the largest of its kind NYC hope
department drill, simulating the response to a release of
anthrax. We want New York know that in the event of an of an
emergency that we have plans in place that there's no need to
panic.
Dr. O Cirrus Barbosa has 30 distribution sites for
antibiotics would be set up city wide in eight hours. And YPD
playing a big role deputy chief for counterterrorism Salvatore
to pace
from my experience to counterterrorism bio is probably
the most unknown bio was an explosion boom, you know what
happens to the BIOS very, very concerned,
you get that Ebola stuff all obvious. If you get a boom,
boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, bingo, boom. And with that, I
say thank you for your courage. And in the morning to you, John,
see
you Adam curry in the morning all ships at sea boots on the
ground subs in the water and all the feet in the air and all the
games and nights out there. And in
the morning to our artists. We'd like to thank Oh, Nick, the rat
was back. The rat is back
with the album art James back
for episode 640. And in the morning, oh, by the way, find
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morning to all of our human resources in the chat room. No
agenda stream.com And no one that chat.net are down, then
we're going to work on that after the show to get that back
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of these two pages, we have almost like we have chat.no
agenda hosting.com and stream.no. Agenda hosting.com.
Then we'll also have the integrated page. The new stream
is really kick ass everything's working well, except, of course,
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And we do have a you know, we have to mention to people that
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instance, you have I don't know why but you certainly have not
heard about the visa database outage and when you do, it's
brought into the context of a glitch
of a glitch. There's that and then also you the moaning and
groaning about the attire of the African phonies that came over
here is nothing that would be acceptable by anybody in
mainstream you they just won't let you do it. And I can assure
you that you'd have a guide gun No, no, no, no, you can't say
that. What you can't say that. Just when you can't you cannot
hand say they killed gays. You can't say any of that. You can't
say it It's just the way it is. You can't say it's all clamped
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and I was doing this morning with Miss Mickey once you step
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out of the realm, and objectively look at these crazy
get up, these guys are wearing these, you know, to signify some
importance with big sheets and sticks. And
yeah, it's almost as bad as Petraeus.
Yeah, it's their version of it, which we also call out as Bogut
IV, with a million a million metals and you bake lightning
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In fact, we do have some donations some people have
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No, that was Tim Tillman. No, it's not Jim Tillman. All right.
Now who am I? where's the where's my Stevie male tons of a
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Meanwhile, set a check in and he's sent a note I do have it.
Sometimes it all it takes is around a sustained belly
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on NPR is WTF segment about al Qaeda switched to sophisticated
encryption. In episode 640 was priceless. I have to say
I actually listened back to that one again. It was for a comedy
show. Pretty good. Yeah, yeah, we're doing okay, on your comedy
unrehearsed by the way, people unscripted, unrehearsed, it's
yours. You are witnessing a live performance?
Yes. Which is why it was sometimes once in a while. It
doesn't happen a lot. But it does happen. We lose stuff or
and sometimes you will sit there and in In Dutch we say Dane
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Oh, okay. Okay, onward. What was I? Could you Oh, yeah. Anyway,
you said it read mine. I know agenda value meter. So I could
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consider revealing which you add to plug in, or plugins he's
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I have to document this, because I really want people to see how
easy it is. And I'll make a giblet. I just I'm watching
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John and myself. That is the only plugin we use, we use the
noise gate, the compressor limiter and a little bit of the
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of
a very famous, one of the most famous in the world. It has the
filter that's supposed to sound like that compression, oh, it's
a compressor limiter. And of course, I'm a compressor limiter
filter. That's a plug in Yeah, you don't have a Neve.
Know this, but this is what universal audios business, they
sell you a box. And then they continuously market all these.
They have licensed the sound and the overall look and the name of
all of these very famous studio gear. And you know, they'll send
you an email like, hey, remember this great box used to hook up
your guitar to and it sounds like Eric Clapton. We've got it.
And they have a picture of it looks, it looks just like it and
it sounds like it. It's now a small company. But I like what
they're doing. And then I use the audio rack suite open source
this all by the way, all on the Mac, as the door if you will,
but I will be happy to send you then when I finally get around
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everything. So you can go ahead and you can just recreate the
headings. Well, it's kind of cool if you get the set. Yeah,
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Now, okay, so it was Bernie Glynn, who sent in the node we
see sent and he was an Associate Executive Producer and his thing
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generally don't open email that has a subject line of our E.
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I like what she's doing. I'm going to put that in the show
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Make we do have a show coming up. Are we done? That's it.
Yeah, so we got we didn't get a lot and it was a little short.
But when Sunday hopefully you can make it out but
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quick plug for the DEF CON no agenda meet up Ramsey Kane
hosting that is DEF CON in that coming up.
I don't know. I asked Ramsey for a date of the meetup I probably
be in Washington going to Washington State. Oh, well sir.
anniversary we always get together
it's a constant really, y'all. You always get together what is
the date of your hand are always 888 Right.
8888 as we could Yeah, the thing we ended a special donation
everyone still wants to do it. I can put it back in the
newsletter. Oh, I can take it up to Canada. Canadian
Well, let me let me finish. I'm gonna forget this plug if I
don't do it. Well, I
want to know when the date is. There it is. Ramsey que no
agenda muted. Okay, read go.
So he if you go to no agenda cd.com There's a link in the
menu for DEF CON. And that's where all the information will
be posted. And on this page, it says everything except for the
date.
Yeah, I got it. I sent him a note What's the date and he says
we're making arrangements for with a concierge at Encore Las
Vegas for a private room that will hold about 20 comfortably.
For further details email me at no agenda cd@gmail.com I did I
go. I wonder what the date is.
The date is Magana right here. It's I think it starts today,
actually. The Meetup is today. No, the meetup is not today, but
the DEF CON 20 twos August 7 to 10th now Hotel and Casino lost
wages. Nevada lost wages.
So that should be probably it's probably tomorrow. Or who knows
Saturday? Who
knows. We don't know. No, I got no idea. Ramsay who goes up bro.
We want to promote it. We think it's a great idea of Senate.
I'm guessing it's gonna be over by Sunday. But I guess you could
go to or send him an email, which I just read his email
address no agenda CD at the was that what it was? Yeah. No
agenda. cd@gmail.com And if you're in the Vegas area, I
would have gone if I didn't have an anniversary. No agenda.
cd@gmail.com.
So you're leaving after the show today?
I'm leaving yesterday tomorrow morning.
Oh, well, that's nice. How many years will it be?
26 Ah,
that is that is there's a surface attached to that.
Yeah, paperclip. Really? Yes to your paper clip Bennett verse
26.
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you know what bothers me you that clip that we're adding to
this thing it would add concept that there's this, you know that
it's all bull crap. I read I wonder you're in California
during the proposition 19 thing, weren't you? When proposition 19
came up to legalize marijuana in California? I think you were in
California. You had to be you had to be in San Francisco or
Los Angeles, Los
Angeles. Yeah. I didn't really pay that much attention to it.
You don't vote Okay. Well, no, no, I vote but I don't
understand why it didn't pass. But it didn't pass. And
oh, of course I was it. Yes. And it was it was nutty. Yeah, well,
it didn't
there was there's no promotion for it. And there was stoned as
well. We saw it
Hey, man, I wanted to vote but then I got hungry. It's gonna
be okay. So nobody voted for it if he had lost and now we you
know, California State. By the way, it turns out that
California, according to at least Uber facts, which could be
bogus, California was the first people that make marijuana
illegal in the whole country.
I wouldn't surprise me
anyway. But just get back to this. What bothers me the most
is this kind of rewriting of history. Now, I'm waiting for
this clip that some expert was on discussing marijuana in
Colorado and what they're what they're discovering, and all the
rest is there was brought up about why California didn't pass
Proposition 19. And this was dropped on the host. Nobody
asked questions. If I was the host, I would have said, I never
heard this. But
California is still the Wild Wild West. We are working right
now with different political groups and super PACs to get our
point across. But the reason that prop 19 failed, which is
what you'd referenced earlier, is because it was heavily
favoring just Oakland to become the New Amsterdam of California
and a lot of growers didn't like that. Oh, I
remember that. Yeah, I remember they had the superstore and
everything. Yeah, I remember this, but I don't I don't think
that was in the legislation. It wasn't
in the legislation. No, she did make Glynde.
Yeah, they had that big. The IKEA of pot or whatever they
call it,
but she says it didn't pass because it was favoring Oakland.
Yeah, she's
full of shit.
She's totally full of shit. I
don't mean to sound crass or anything. But yeah. And who was
this woman?
Oh, it was somebody I think it was on Fox or one of these
shows. I you know, again, I get the envelopes downstairs. I
don't care. The point is, is that this attempt to rewrite
history is ongoing. Yeah, let's just make it up as we go along.
Nobody in the news media is going to question any of it. And
instead of saying what like I said, if I was the guy, I'd
gone. I never heard this. Where did you get that information? I
want to document I do it at the table, by the way at dinner.
Because JC is always coming up with stuff like this. Man
documentation predicate for dinner table discussion.
This is not good for your marriage. By the way. It's okay
with your kid. But then
No, it's fine. Will you all do it? Everybody in the family?
Does it? We all question. I love
I love you, honey. Happy anniversary. Show me some
documentation. You love me.
Okay, you just like it. There you go. Uh, you're exaggerating
it, just like this woman did about probably 90. That's not
what we're talking about.
I think it's a very valid point. How do you How can I know for
sure that you love me?
Well, that's what women do in general. I don't think he's
gonna anything to do with the dinner table conversation.
Wow. Only Hey, only women. Wow. All right.
I think men are more secure. Generally speaking.
I'm not me.
Well, that Yeah. Well, a lot of people would say that about you.
I'm totally insecure. Yeah.
I know. That's why you produce the show. So that's why you're a
perfectionist.
Well, before I also know when to stop,
but you you a lot of this has to do with Tourette's. Even though
you won't admit it.
Interestingly enough, I ever since the Secretary of Defense,
which I don't mean, Hagel they mean the soccer player, our our
America, USA team soccer player who has Tourette's hero of the
tics. He attributes a lot of his quick response to Tourette's. I
have been noticing two things that I have with my Tourette's
besides the tics that move all over the place. One if a glass
falls or is about to tip, I can catch that sucker so fast. Yeah,
well, I can do I'm like Rain Man. Okay, that will maybe you
have Tourette's, but maybe but you know, stuff that falls out
can catch it halfway to the ground. If someone else's glass
falls. It's very strange. I have this lightning fast reaction for
that stuff. And
I'm thinking there's a lot of baseball players to hit up 95
mile an hour fastball. You can't be normal possibly. And I
noticed that a lot of you watch baseball and you watch the
batter's you watch a lot of them have ticks up there, their
outward arms, slapping, slapping, slapping down two
fingers or wiggling around a bat. They can't keep the bat
still. Now some guys grew up doing they have the bat is still
there study they look like a rock. They used to be this
Garvie it used to be this player for the Dodgers and he was like
a robot. They call him Mr. Robot he would stand up there stoic,
but most of these guys are jerking around their heads
bottling their their arms snapping back and forth plate,
the robot is ready to go. And so
that so I was thinking, for example, the one at the Oakland
A's that's the most nervous up there. It seems that look like a
Tourette's guy is Coco crisp. His fingers are wiggling. He's
always he's just can't sit still. And it's all tick like
though it's it's not the normal just, it's like ticks. It's like
a lot of ticks. So here maybe you're right, maybe you're under
some maybe the reaction time is just a little better.
And also, typically starting clips and stuff on based on your
cue. I mean, a lot of things I have some kind of reactive
response that I believe is a super
best that could be training. No, it's
It's a superpower. And by the way, we could never have video
on the show. Even if we besides the fact we don't we think it
would ruin the show because I think it would ruin the show.
I'll be totally, but I take the whole time during the show.
Sometimes it's so bad. I am squeezing my eyes closed when
I'm talking. If I'm trying to make points.
I know that I think we wait a minute. Let's rethink this video
thing.
It's it's really I can't have anyone near me if I know they're
looking like I can't do my tics. You know, I was like, go away.
It's funny that this comes up now, but it's true. You know,
I'm just ticking away and not much worse than I do. It's
funny to sound as slick as a comes slick. You just say you
don't sound like your ticket. Yeah, but but but you're not
doing anything. No, it's talking about I do have a series of
clips that brought bring up a couple
of can I tell you the other superpower I have that I've
noticed? Yes, please. numbers and data such as addresses you
can you can tell me the code to a padlock or something once, or
a phone number or an address. Even if I just hear it. You're
not even telling me someone's telling someone else that I can
recite that verb I can correctly for sometimes months or years
later,
you may have made you would have made a great spy.
Funny you say that? But that's for another show. Yeah. All
right. Here we go. All right, I got a clip I was leading up to
something but I
play your clip play because I'm gonna run out of material if i
i was i was coming out of what people say and how words matter.
And I received a number of emails from people about the
clip we played of Obama, where he talked about we tortured some
folks. And there were two things that were said in there that I
think I was so happy to just catch him on some crazy crap. He
was saying that I didn't hear what he was really saying. And
thank goodness, we have some producers who caught it and
called me on it.
We did a whole lot of things that were right. But we tortured
some folks.
So that that's the clip that that I'm talking about. Now
listen to what he says now.
And, you know, it's important for us not to feel too
sanctimonious in retrospect, about the tough job that those
folks have.
Okay, so we were talking about sanctimonious, but did you hear
what he actually said? Don't be too sanctimonious.
Ya know, yeah, he implied there could be sanctimony. I'm
wondering as I listened to that clip, consents, I did make a
clip of him stammering if his it if any of those are tells of a
lie. Yeah, or Yeah, or lie or. Yeah, it'd be a lie. What else
would it be? Yeah. I'm just wondering if we've never made a
correlation between his it. And the next comment.
Hmm, okay, that
guy's stammering stuttering constantly when he doesn't have
his teleprompter right,
when he's doing stuff on the fly. Well, so not to
sanctimonious is actually much worse than just saying don't be
sanctimonious and sanctimonious is, you know, like, hey, you
know, we're superior we can either
That's I read the same email. I didn't take it quite so. I
thought it was too casual to be important as a words matter,
really? Yeah, don't be too sanctimonious me. Yeah, okay,
maybe so you can be a little sanctimonious is what the
implication is, which is, okay, maybe be a little sanctimonious.
So what? And then what alright, dogs are made we
can't be sanctimonious at all about torturing people. This can
torture people. That's the problem. You can torture people.
That's not what was not our values. So if you don't get
tortured, then you shouldn't be sanctimonious. Not even a little
bit, he says, To sanctimonious we can be sanctimonious but
still you can like go Neener Neener Neener or wonder where
does it end?
I just didn't think it was that important. Your next product
that was good Yeah.
And that's the reason why after I took office one of the first
things I did was to ban some of the extraordinary interrogation
techniques
some Yeah, I missed that we should boycott that. Some didn't
ban the waterboarding
What did he ban then?
Well, some who knows in some n-lorem Who knows? We're not we
don't know about we're not in the loop. On who some what. And
then I did have another one more words matter. Just because
someone said You ever see Pawn Stars? Stupid reality show?
I don't watch reality. No, me neither. But
someone sent me this clip. The because the word weird has come
up in in conversation got
myself twice. So now I'm catching myself. So I'm on the
road to recovery.
Very good. Once you start catching yourself, then then
you're on the upswing? Yes. And the word to substitute. If
you're just in a bind, and you can't think of something is odd,
odd works very well. And here is this strain. This came out in
Pawn Stars and someone sent the clip to me
is a little odd today is the otter than normal. I think the
word you're looking for is weird. He's odd. Weird. Weird.
If you don't love him, we love Chumbley. He's like family. So
he's odd. Or I love Tramway. chumley's weird. Interesting.
That would come right. That's a that's a very highly qualified
clip. Nice, huh? Yeah, very good.
This is when people started to hell helping the production of
the show. It's very nice to have this little f Russia stuff.
But I want to go on to before it did Russia because I'm gonna go
to Russia. I want to do a little observational analysis. Good.
Love it about the Hillary brand. Brand, Hillary.
So brand, Hillary is actually what it's called. And there was
a thing at this idiotic operation called net
routes. Yes, this is I played a clip from this. Yes, you did. It
was I think a couple of it was about a week ago. But that was
when we played with Elizabeth Warren, the famous she was
there. I believe we believe in science.
Right? She was there. And she's part of this group. So they had
a meeting of a bunch of the social media types. And I
discovered a couple of interesting things. So this
one is I'm trying to get some information. Is this YouTubers?
And is it just people who are
Facebookers big ones? The big boys the Twitter's the people
that run ready for Hillary Hillary she was there, they're
ready for Hillary gal was there. In fact, let's play her first.
She is ready for Hillary this would be the Hillary brand ready
for Hillary rep row the fate the Facebook girl that hearing?
Okay, well, I don't even know which is which I think is the
ready for Hillary clip.
And here's why you should support them financially.
Stop, stop. It's not the start, because I do have to set this up
a little bit. Now to think about it. She is a very annoying
blonde, girl, valley girl and she's talked to in a lot of
Silicon Valley speak. And you see if you can catch a few of
the little bull crap commentaries that she makes in
the process of discussing this guessing
can we set this up a little bit more and explain what ready for
Hillary is?
I'm sorry that we don't know what that is. For Hillary? I
know, I know. I agree. 100% ready for Hillary is a PAC that
was set up about a political action committee seven, maybe
six months to a year ago and it was it I believe that Hillary is
somehow behind even though it's illegal if she is and it's been
sending out emails and bumper stickers and when you see ready
for Hillary bumper stickers is from this group, and they've
been collecting names and addresses and $5 and $3
donations, they've got tons of money. And they're they're
essentially leveraging that as they call it, the Hillary brand
brand Hill, brand Hill and it's just gotten completely out of
control there. They're huge And this is one of the women running
the thing,
and here's why you should support them financially. So we
plan on mobilizing our network, not just financially, but we'll
also be driving folks to engage on the ground, whether it's
volunteering, or turning out to kind of organize themselves in
their own community. We think it's a really great value add,
folks, that they are really for Hillary, that's awesome. Folks
are specifically interested in her so they may not be out there
engaged in the 2014 process. So here's an opportunity for us to
take a group of people and really direct them into the
midterm election. So I think we are looking forward to watching
our members hit the ground in the country, and it really
amplify the work that we anticipate Hillary is going to
do as we head into the last 90 days or so of the show shooting.
We think that that's our presentation,
our presentation up talk
up talker, and so I started but I started listening more
carefully, the cadences and some of these there was very
identifiable stuff going on. Now this next woman, which is the
clip,
now, I have a question about because you mentioned this off
the cuff, so that the political action committee cannot have any
involvement with the candidate herself. That is illegal by the
by the rules,
by the rules, and the rules. illegally. Yeah, this election
committee this
up talking millennial, if she and Hillary are friends on
Facebook, would that be considered illegal?
I have no idea. Okay, well, it's something to be looked at,
because the Facebook woman was there. Apparently, some
executives from Facebook, another one of these valley girl
claims, she's there with her jargon and all the rest of it.
And she, and then I picked up on something she does. And then I
listened to person after person. And a lot of people that net
roots roots had this, this anomalous way of speaking that I
will epitomized by the last clip, but play this,
I would just add is I think it's really interesting. In politics,
and in this space, there's very few. I think organizations that
have access to this kind of brand, like this very much is,
you know, what I in my work, when I look at, you know, or
sort of think about trends and look at, where, where people on
Facebook are having the most success and marketers on
Facebook, it's ultimately the really, really big brands that
are approaching Facebook from this idea of constant brand
brand management, and how they're going to sort of
consistently add value so that at the end of the day, you know,
you can make those values and you can continue to keep people
engaged. And I think ready for Hillary is really unique in the
sense that you guys have access to this amazing brand. And there
is an element of consistent on the page reinforcement of that
brand. And, and display and promotion of that brand. As well
as you know, asking people to take actions and driving
conversions around that brand, but more so than most other
supervising. I mean, I can't really think of another one that
has this much of a you know, real sort of brand strategy.
That's that's particularly on Facebook.
Oh, man, okay. Now, before you do anything else, I would love I
can't believe I didn't clip this. I don't know why we're
gonna play it from the from the YouTube. This is the native
advertising clip. I
know you saw it. I wanted to clip this too, I'm sure sorry. I
don't know why we didn't do this. This is we can
do it as if we can do it as a segment because there's lots to
be said that you're talking about the New York Times Woman
Yeah, with
a native app. Should we just wait? Yes. We want to do on our
Do you want to you want to finish up and then we'll go
a little thesis here. Please do. So I'm starting to notice a
certain pattern. Now this is epitomized by the next and last
clip, which is the the hearing a trend clip, which is actually
says part two on there. And it's the use of reading out bad, um,
people before and they tend to be Hummers. You know what I
mean? This guy's uses three things in tandem, he uses them.
Ah, and so,
no, and you know, oh,
you know,
I which I find is very weird, but that's lower middle class
kind of thing. It's also fun and liberal community, they will
say, You know
what, to come out and say I find you know, weird is that's
messing with. You said weird. I said, we're messing with my
brain. Yeah. Hello, it was 1970 Call and we want our stop word
back, you know,
organization, what sort of different messages are you guys
using in social and fundraising? That maybe would be different
than what other people would have seen before.
I mean, one of the things that's really unique about this
organization is that you know, we're not so be presumptuous to
think that ready for Hillary could dictate what Hillary
Clinton's messages gonna be, you know, this is not a campaign.
It's focused on building a grassroots army and building
grassroots infrastructure. For every time that, you know,
Hillary goes out and gives a speech about, you know, recent
things that have happened in voter suppression, we're really
echoing that make sure that our email list knows the key points
that she's hit on, and giving people opportunities to really
join in the efforts that she's promoting. And then also really
just using her as a force of, of personality. And so a lot of the
imagery that you see on the Facebook page, and on the email
list and other social network channels are things that we've
done a lot of testing on and seen that people really respond
to, because she is, you know, an inspiring figure.
He should add, right?
And by the way, he says she's an aspiring figure, what was the
next thing he said, right? I'm telling you,
he's right in there, and everything
never says right, or you never use this. So it's, um, ah, you
know, it was had as bad as bad astonishing to me and then
listen to this guy. But I think this is a very common Hillary
cadence. The, um, you know, especially the ohms. So if you
hear people saying, I'm a lot, because I don't Well, here it
is, here it is. If people are saying, Oh, my God, they're
hanging out with her.
No, other somebody's hanging out with somebody. I think it's the
milieu itself has has, right. And that's why I think that
woman that was the editor, the Executive Editor from the New
York Times, she was a Hummer and said, a lot. I think it's all
part of the group. It's a milieu. So just keep an eye out
for if you hear somebody saying, um, um, um, they are Hillary
people. Just a little observation, you can take it or
leave it.
No, I like it. I like it. Um, what we should play now is
Meredith Levine, I think her name is. And there's some
confusion out there about native advertising. A lot of people
think product placement, does native advertising. That is not
what it is. Oh, no, no, no. And even John Oliver's the otherwise
pretty good piece on native advertising, really put a bit
too much of the product placement in there, which is
just not what it is. No, and I believe in this clip, native
advertising is explained very well. And also in how incredibly
lame it is. And that this is the future of news will be the
stories about products and services that advertisers
deliver, and it will be all positive about them. And then
there already is, it's already done. It's already but it's I
thought this was a good clip. Also, because this woman, when
she's on stage, the IAB, the interactive advertising, Bureau,
I think the, I think is Bert Bureau, and may have been at ad
tech. I'm not sure where she was IAB. Okay, the
Interactive Advertising Bureau, right when she's talking and she
has at least Hi, leather boots on, she keeps squatting down. Do
you notice that? No, he makes a point of meal. She squats a
little bit what's very disturbing, very disturbing. The
whole thing is, was not getting
that I'm so excited. You You're early forger into the whole
native world at Forbes a fortune, you've now gone to the
venerable institution of the New York Times to bring your trade
to their nice publication. And you know, I had the good fortune
of being able to find some mockup, creative what the time
is gonna look like here it is, folks, under Meredith. And yes,
first of all, you'll notice in tabloid format, but what struck
me was this fascinating Tom Friedman article on how Pepsi
was going to help solve peace in the Middle East.
This was this was joke obviously.
Terry, let me start by vigorously refuting the notion
that native advertising has to erode consumer trust or
compromise the wall that exists between editorial and
advertising, we
vigorously dispute that for a moment, turn it up a little bit.
Okay, when you have to say that you're already on thin ice, I
would argue
that good native advertising respects the independence and
the sanctity of journalism, and at the same time, really kind of
puts the onus on a reader to decide oh, I want to engage with
the marketers content. Do
I want to engage with the marketers content? Do you hear
yourself lady squat woman?
And I'm gonna say that in a different way, which is say,
Good native advertising is just not meant to be trickery. In the
past it is storytelling tools with
storytelling tools, sharing the storytelling tools.
So I think the real question that you need to be asking me
is, how can a publisher who is sharing their story storytelling
toolset with a marketer, maintain consumer trust and
maybe even extended? And I'm gonna
guess your question, what is a storytelling tool? Can I buy
this at the Home Depot?
A storytelling tool? It technically would be the
computer, that word processor?
Yeah, that's technically Am I missing something?
Well, a storytelling tool would be the format, I think in her
parlor, the process or it would be the, the formula, it would be
how you how you present the story of the advertiser in a way
that's palatable, or in a way that you can trick the reader
into thinking is objective. Okay, but it's not objective in
the least. So it's been propaganda distinct methodology.
That's cool. Yeah,
propaganda methodology, thank you.
First way that they have to do that is by holding the marketers
tell stories on their platforms, to the same standards that
consumers hold them to. And, and those trust standards, I think,
are very simply based on three things. Tell the truth. Be
transparent about who's telling it and add value the
conversation. So I want to break those three things down very
quickly add value to the conversation, John? What does
that mean, lady?
Clay? What does truth mean, in the context of editorial, I
think simply it means getting to the consumer with the best
possible information available on a topic, and ideally doing so
with experts on the ground very close
to the ground on the ground, experts on the ground boots on
the ground, who is
a hugely read New York Times story done a couple of months
ago, a year after Benghazi that was meant to bring kind of
clarity to a very complex topic that had a lot of confusion
around it. That's the way we do truth. So what does that mean
for marketer? How does the marketer do truth? I am not
suggest, John, how
do you do truth?
i This whole thing is the most it to me, it's it's an
indication that the the war is lost, essentially, you know,
over the editorial department and if guy from Time magazine
was worse when he says it, that's I don't understand what
this church and state thing ever was about. It makes no sense. No
sense to me. And if the advertisers will pay, you know,
this is what's funny about the New York Times let's let's do a
just a stop for a minute and discuss some of the things I
love New York Times established the ethics of journalism, they
just run a de facto basis. Not everybody goes along with it,
but most people do and they have all these little rules and
regulations to keep journalists in line
is this. I need to ask questions. Is this codified
these
The New York Times has an ethics guy. Okay, rule followers, Paul
Paul, publications do this. The The Wall Street Journal has won,
the New York Times has won and they sent it to the writers if
you start working for
them, give me an example. Or is that to to to draw an example of
what
and one of the rules Yeah, well, you cannot take any gratuity or
gift Oh, are this worth valued more than $25? And that would
include t shirts. So you could as a New York Times, reporter,
you can take a free T shirt if you're at an event, but you
can't take a free hoodie. If this value is $35 you just can't
take it's illegal. that's seen as I mean, it's ethically bad.
Even though to me is bullcrap. I think who cares what you take
it's right. I get a piece of garment. Okay. The same things
with meals. You have to
this is what they're worried about. Yeah,
yeah. Now Now I want you to I'm reason I'm discussing this
disappoints, because this is in light of what we're hearing from
this woman. You have to really wonder what kind of slave
training we're discussing here in terms of the journalists when
they are running blatant advertising as editorial in the
same publication that has all these rules. So the rules are
obviously bullcrap. So let me the one that always gets me in.
I'm always debating this rule, with times people and everybody
else in between. And it has to do with with junkets. And yes,
the junket, of course, that the junket has always been a bone of
contention with me. The New York Times has this policy that if
you go on a junket In other words, if Samsung which is a
typical one wants to fly you to Korea to show you show off your
new semiconductor plant. You have to pay for it. You cannot
let Samsung buy you an airline ticket. You can not let Samsung
buy you a hotel room. You can't buy anything if you are a
legitimate ethical journalist. Now this rule this sort of rule
only up plies It was established by the New York Times and really
only applies to American journalists, because in Europe,
very few publications will pay you to go to the Samsung thing.
They expect Samsung to pay the bill. And I feel the same way.
If somebody's going to fly me to Korea, which is an inconvenience
I might add, and make me listen to propaganda in the house.
They're paying for it. Right, not me. And that's always been
my attitude about it.
I would I would surmise that seeing that a bloggers gladly
take the offer. Yeah. Journalists at the at the old
Gray Lady are very perturbed about this.
No, that's not what happens is it this is what the trick is, is
that the journalist had the old Gray Lady, the old gray lady
will pick up the tab and send the journalist there and
journalist writing for the Detroit Free Press or other
important publications that are higher, and they don't have the
money to do it. So the journalist stays home, the
bloggers go for free. So the only people covering the event
is the New York Times and the bloggers, which means that the
Detroit Free Press gets no covers, they can't cover it
because they can afford to send the guy so the whole thing is a
scam, to keep the New York Times kind of under scoop level of
things where everybody else can't afford it. That's an
interesting take against the game. It's a gambit. Now the
gambit has been destroyed by the bloggers because these bloggers
will flock to these things. And how come we're never and they'll
write it up really? Well. They're doing it they're,
they're totally I get invited once in a while, as too much. I
don't know. Anyway, that will I do know, if you're on the right
mailing. Here's
the one thing I know about John, he has been invited, I won't
mention any brand names, he has been invited to places to drive
vehicles, and he just wrote a shitty article about him. You do
that? I liked that. You just says crap.
Well, I tell people, I do a thing. I tell the other writers
who argue on my side of this debate, that generally speaking,
the dumb bloggers will go there and then they'll fall over
themselves. I'm gonna use CC Chapman as a, almost the
greatest thing I've ever done because they feel that they got
a gift. And they have to have a trip to Korea or someplace
because they wouldn't have gone otherwise. And probably never
get the Korea in their lives. Well, I may or may not be true,
but they just really feel an obligation, which is the what
the companies want you to feel an obligation, and then rights,
nice things about them. I always lecture them that you're never
gonna get invited back. If you write good things, they figure
out our job is done. Yeah, we got him to write the good thing.
Now he's put them on the C list he's never getting, we don't
need to get some new guys. So he's done. He's never gonna go
back. And if you write a bad thing, you're not gonna get an
invite, you're not gonna get invited back. No matter what you
do. You might as well be honest. And liberal. It Like It Is what
happened. If you liked whatever you saw offline. If you didn't,
you didn't, you have to be that way. But this idea that this
scan is scam about that with the New York Times has tried to pull
off is always seen been seen by me as a scam to keep them as an
exclusive purveyor of information, which has been
destroyed by the bloggers. And now they've come up with this
other thing. They are adopting native advertising, which just
confirms in my opinion, confirms that this New York Times
operation is always or never been on the up and up. It's
always been slightly corrupt in all these ethical things that
they've come up with, or just to keep these guys in tow as an as
a bogus facade. There is no ethics to a New York Times or
any other newspaper that adopts native advertising as some sort
of a good thing a way to make money. That just proves I was
right. proves it. John Cena
borax. Diva.
Very nice. Very nice. Let's get back to the last few minutes
here of the squat girl. She has leather pants on too, by the
way. So it accentuates when she squats when she's making a
point. She's standing on stage here with
this that that marketers should become investigative
journalists. But what I am suggesting is that marketers
many of them have deep domain expertise very close to where
the center of where a story is happening. How
does that work for KitKat deep domain today it is going to be
right about cats or chocolate or Campbell's soup
for that day or anything sample of this from one of our early
paid post partners
paid post partners. Nice one, Puppy, it's a three to one paid
post partners, you plop on the PS
L who chose to tell their own story on the New York Times.
This year during ces when the big talk was wearables. Intel
basically said the real conversation here is how to
fashion companies and technology companies come together and they
did that against the backdrop of our coverage.
Oh, very good. Very excellent story. fashion and technology
coming together. Yes. Well, very good. I haven't seen it yet. But
truth to marketer I think means authentic expertise. The next
issue is transparency. And by that I mean something very, very
simple. And that is unambiguous disclosure, we meant to be
unambiguous in naming the New York Times native platform, paid
posts, no room for confusion, also no room for confusion in
paid for and posted by filling in the blank client, Dell, in
this case. So we think that really matters. We think
unambiguous disclosure,
about starting the article off by actually saying in the first
opening words, this is a paid advertisement. And the
advertiser is Dell, and they are writing this and submitting it.
Without an editorial process to the New York Times, I'd be
impressed, but no paid posts and little letters in the left upper
hand corner, whatever it is. That's not transparency squat
woman.
Well, here's the let me tell you another little thing here. And
it'll slide I love it, when I get you all riled up about this
used to be a rule that was in all publications that you could
do, you could submit, you could be Dell, and you could submit an
article about your company and pay for it as an advertisement
and run it as an advertisement. And it would appear to be
editorial. The rule, generally speaking with all publications,
until just recently with this change was you could not, you
had to put the paid advertising thing somewhere on the page at
the top, let's say was an article, and you could not use
the type faces the same typeface, the rest of the
publication, you could not use the same headline type font,
everything had to look different enough that no one would mistake
it right, for a edit for for the regular editorial that is out
the window. And that's where the Corruption Lies. That is out the
window. And that's where the Corruption Lies in the New York
Times. And, and Forbes and all the rest of them that are doing
this. They they're all it's all corrupt. Sorry.
So I'm reading. Just as an example, here, I'm reading a
take the journey with Team Yes, USA has nice storytelling tools.
for over 30 years, United has supported Team USA athletes
throughout their Olympic journey. Now, it says very small
at the top here, paid for and posted by United than that, but
you're not really seeing that you're seeing maps and things
are scrolling. It's really pretty. And then it's a
commercial. It's a paid post by United Airlines. And it's all
just completely and they're done with their storytelling tools
with the same look the same vibe as the rest of the of the
publication. But yeah, it's out the window. Got another minute,
I like this girl, she's, I would buy her a beer. If she would
squat a little more. It's very funny, you should watch it
again. It's called labeling. It's
also about who are the storytellers. And we think for
publishers who don't want to erode trust, but you have to do
is keep your news organization entirely separate from what you
do for marketers. So Terry, No, Tom Friedman writing for Pepsi,
but rather setting up a separate content organization that has
Oh, of your news organization, the
same skills.
Interesting. So what we're hearing now is this is how the
newspaper The Times will transform, they're setting up a
shadow organization with the same storytelling tools. And
eventually people will just flow over to that side of the of the
house and then there will be very few guys left who are
making no money. You can make big bank right and for them,
sure, I want
you make, you'll make a lot more money writing for Coca Cola era
bullcrap. And articles, as opposed to writing for the New
York Times was just a well, it pays well doesn't pay great. But
they pay well, but they will. They can't compete with these
advertisers, these guys paid the big money. Beautiful when a page
of advertising costs $50,000. I mean, these guys have money to
burn.
That's just beautiful. Very nice. And you get to work with
this girl. That's kind of a bonus to your desk and start
squatting away while she's talking to you and this cord
cutter crap.
We've been writing for Pepsi, but rather setting up a separate
content organization that has the skills of your news
organization. So trust matters. Transparency matters. I'm sorry,
truth matters transparent
sorry, truth, not trust truth, I'm
sorry. Last one of these I think is the most important and that
is value value brand is going to publish on a venerable site like
the times or BuzzFeed or Forbes or any of the other
shows. If I were the publisher of the New York Times, you'd be
fired right now. Did you just say BuzzFeed in the same
sentence as the New York Times you're fired?
Well, offense,
big time native players out there. They really have to do
something that informs the consumer that entertains them
that tells them something that they don't know and that's get
beyond narrative get beyond pitch.
We get beyond narrative get beyond pitch. What world are we
living in?
Example of this? splodge the week last week paid posts on the
times from Goldman Sachs. Simple, I'm gonna say kind of
beautiful, really interesting visual explanation, explanation
of a complex talk topic, the capital markets, which I won't
show you the whole thing, but what are the capital markets?
How big are they, you know, where did they touch the world?
Who are the different actors within the capital markets? So
this is taking the great time infographic tool set and
applying it to a place where a marketer has domain expertise.
Wait a minute, Goldman Sachs doesn't market what? So you just
let Goldman Sachs explain how the world works, which is
according to Goldman Sachs may not be the same as everybody
else you gave them there in your infographic tool tools, tool set
tool set, and it was and you thought it was great. Where's
the objectivity in that?
Oh, no, it's not done this is gone it's all over point well
taken. No
people whenever you see someone doing something that you think
is actually providing value to your your, your information mix,
support them, I do want to I support lots of people who are
helping me with their their value for value proposition.
It's not there's not a lot of it everywhere. It's not everywhere,
but it's the New York Times this is what they're doing. It's
over. We may not get everything right but at least we have the
freedom to analyze and not have to trick you into being
entertained and to engage with some kind of story of boots on
the ground. What does that even mean?
It's crazy talk.
Yeah, it's sad.
To know agenda, Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh
yeah, that'd be
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I just want to say I don't remember his name, but we were
we'd gone shopping in Houston which really means Mickey
tricked me into going to buy a shirt because I never wanted to
buy and I needed a shirt. I need to my my h&m stuff was falling
apart and made you know made wherever is h&m
and I Austin.
Yeah, but but but she was tricking me I know this h&m And
all she was tricking me went to express which is kind of a level
up from next press or whatever. And I'm sitting there like at a
water fountain some guy says are you I'm crazy. Yeah, in the
morning, today. And of course I forgot his name. So I'm a
producer and I'm buying a tide Banana Republic. I got a job
interview. So I'll give him job karma as well. Of course I
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That was excellent. By the way, I want to get together with you
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so we do really? Well. I do good co byline well, because I'll
write it you can take credit.
It'll do something it'll say it will actually be a co byline or
Adam curry contributed to this which one?
No no no not put that I think that's chicken shit to do that
you have to know as John C Dvorak and Adam curry. No,
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Right? And it's kind of you have to do it in the newsletter with
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I do what I don't need a special number. What I need is a special
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they donate with that new code, it goes into a different box.
And this
this has failure written all over it.
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please just do a number of this. It's gonna it's not gonna it's
not gonna end All right, fine.
You mean you add a penny to it or something like that? I'd do
whatever you want. Okay, I know you're, in fact about this.
I'll, I'll take your take.
No, I would actually like you to try it. I'd like to know if it
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I have documentation that I was the first
quick little special mention here from Sir DH Slammer my
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Maybe the guardians of reality can impart some wisdom for a
young lady nine years going on 17 Oh, well, we both have
daughters. John, do we have? Do we have any? Any salient advice?
I don't know. Do we have any salient advice for a nine year
old? Stay away from boys. You just don't get a tattoo. Oh,
wait until you're 17 Before you get an ear piercing.
Rarely, what's wrong with the ear piercing?
I think it gets encouraging. younger and younger until you
end up with these babies with ear piercings. It's kind of
creepy. What your neck fully developed yet. You know, you
don't want to put holes in yourself until you're growing
up.
What a 17
plus 70s an arbitrary age 16 You may get 16 I don't care. Here's
here's what I say not nine.
I'm going to give advice to dad and daughter. Okay, it's
transportation advice is a very important one. Number one
daughter. Do not get on any vehicle that has two wheels or
less. Stay away from it. You say no, I don't I promise my dad. I
do not go out and get on vehicles with two wheels or
less. to dad. Tell your daughter if you ever need a ride home for
whatever reason. You're drunk. Whatever. No questions asked
call me. Promise. No questions asked. I'll pick you up take you
home. No questions asked. That is the deal.
So you're advising people not to get on a Segway? Is that what
you're talking about?
Absolutely. Get off of that thing. Don't get on a unicycle
but particularly would
also say you should take your daughter to the high end
restaurants at an early age.
get him get him used to some what's good.
Yeah, that way they won't get cheaped out by some boyfriend
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your friends here the best podcast in the universe. Hey,
all right. I got to do a little f Russia stuff. And what do we
have ton time? Yeah, we got to hurry up. We got one we got.
We're two we're almost at two and a half. Abby Martin was on
the Joe Rogan experience.
Oh yeah, she was bragging about she was gonna be on Joe Rogan.
There's like the gonna be the greatest thing of her life. She
was on Twitter just going on and on about it. Did you
listen? No. And the Joe Rogan experience is really a perfect
companion. Really, if you want to know if you have enough time
to listen to everything, because he has people on interviews and
he really gets interesting. Not always, but he can get pretty
deep with the interviewer. Yeah, I agree. I think he has,
I think the greatest interview I think one of the Larry King is a
good interviewer too. But I still think the greatest
interviewer in the world is Howard Stern.
Oh Toad total agreement.
But he's able to say stuff they should not say
he's a little one sided. But I'm a huge fan. And I oftentimes
find myself emulating some of the early Howard Stern it just
it's in there. I can't help it. But Abby Martin was on Joe Rogan
experience and I found it to be fascinating because there's two
two things that pop out well, three actually one foul mouth.
He thought I was
bad. Oh, Abby, Martin. Yeah, it's she's got a foul mouth.
Yeah.
And now I'll say I've always thought it might not surprise I
find her to be a phony. She just a phony in my eyes. Well, she's
no let me let me finish my thing. Okay,
go I'm just listen.
As she she. She talks a big game. Her show is produced by I
think poorly written. I don't think she writes it herself.
She's very bad. Her readings over dramatize the whole Opening
leader have her in a helicopter. It's it's three minutes too
long. She's breaking the set. I hate the title. I don't hate it
but it's it's dumb breaking the set. What do you what are you
breaking? What does that mean? I'm breaking anything. And then
she does these dramatic walks past the camera. It's no, no,
it's not working. It seems overdramatize and phony. Then
she's a horrible interviewer. Oh, the worst. You're gonna say
I want to add to something. Anything?
Oh, no, I totally agree with everything. All your
observations, I find her to be annoying. She's not as polished
as she shouldn't be having worked as much as she has on
this on this show and an ally I guess elsewhere. And she she's
in kind of a knee jerk liberal.
And she has a huge ego as we're about to find out. Oh, and her
ego problem is with her. What was her best her best friend or
homie, her BFF was the Chicky who quit on air. They were tight
this wall. They were friends. They were tight that you're
going to hear some information here, which you heard in
analysis from the no agenda show immediately. Namely that Liz
wall was working with FPI as the Foreign Policy Institute, that's
where the Kagan's are. And they were tweeting her Oh tool,
something bigs happening. So they were all in on that. So
this is no news to us. But Abby's really foul mouthed and
angry and our egos is quite ugly. If
anyone's watched House of Cards that's exactly how this shit
actually operates in DC.
Like it's exactly how this shit operates in DC. What do you
think John just had to shoot operates in DC? Do you lay it Do
you hear this?
If anyone's watched House of Cards that's exactly how this
shit actually operates in DC. Like I made the statement and
then this girl is wall which was my colleague and actually one of
my best friends in DC saw all the attention that I was
getting. And she was just like a news reader very generic never
heard her voice and opinions. Two days after this happen I was
getting all this international precedence so she resigns live
on her.
She stole my thunder bitch.
What international press is she talking about? What is she
talking about?
Zero. Well, that's the whole point. It's so first she says
what is what all is? What was the attention that well? How
many? Okay, just play and I just stop interrupting and let's
listen to and then analyze.
I'll roll it back a little bit because I love how she says some
girl but she used to be my best friend
like a news reader very I've never heard her voicing
opinions. Two days after this happen. I was getting all this
international precedence so she resigns live on air, and is like
I can't work it's all about like, this is a horrible network
and we're and you know I'm for the truth and I'm like pro
American and all this shit and then she got picked up and you
know allotted all this shit and then I found out that there was
actually this think tank called the foreign policy initiative.
Let's just stop here for a moment. Because it's not going
to come back to this. This is really telling about this woman.
She still might she I was getting all the international
press. She had to Trump me by quitting on air. Stupid news
reader. She has no opinions. A new recruiter, and she took away
this woman who used to be my best friend.
Is woman Wow was a good girl. Yeah, it's pathetic. Rogen must
be just havin fun with this.
I props to Rogen. Good. Good. I mean way to go to get this out
of it. Great work. It's
fucking weird fucking full of neoconservatives. It's the same
people who started the Iraq War Bill Kristol, you know, all
these motherfuckers who basically forced us into Iraq.
They're like the most militant neocon faction of the entire DC
establishment. They've resurrected into a new think
tank called the foreign policy initiative. And I found out that
Liz was like essentially being used by these people. These
people probably reached out to her and they just said like,
look, we're gonna like help you get this media tour behind you
because their whole platform if you look at their mission
statement, they want a new Cold War with Russia. That's what the
FBI is all about. And then you saw Liz working with these dudes
like she was just this fucking idiot pawn who was basically
used by all these dudes in this new content tank to spread their
agenda
dudes dudes that just dudes about that huh? Wow choose us by
all of these dudes keg which would be nice if you'd mentioned
that if you if she actually talked about some of the actual
politics behind it, but she's all about her and her not
getting the press because she she had a an opinion and she was
a real journalist. And she's not just some news reader.
Wow, that was that was terrible was vitriolic. That was really
nasty.
Yeah, that shows you how she is.
Do not go on and be like that people anyone out there with
Little media training. You just heard an example of now know how
not to do it. Have you gone there you say, oh, you know
she's I'm sorry that she left. You know speak
ill of the dead. And you totally brought attention to her what? I
couldn't even remember her name. Yeah. Thanks for bringing it up.
Yeah, I knew you'd like that. Oh, frightening and I liked it
to the Joe Rogan did this gives me a reason to play some from
his show. I like it a lot.
tells you that you can't get stuff on with a regular media.
Oh, no, no, I was gonna read his agenda.
wasn't sure how all of this connects, or if it does, but I
found it pretty odd. I traveled about once a month for work and
to kill time on the plane. Sometimes I'll buy a video on
iTunes to watch. This time I bought Jack Ryan shadow recruit
movie released in 2014. In the movie about 10 to 15 minutes in.
And what sets off the plot is the explanation of the US
installing a Turkish pipeline that will defy Russia's
dominance in Europe. In the movie, Russia calls it an
economic act of war. This is pretty good. There's some big
stars in this movie too. So that's all whenever Hollywood is
connected to events then you know it's a really big setup.
The timing is great. Good work on on that guys.
It'd be some propaganda in there. What was it? What was it?
Did our listener or producer tell us?
A glance appears to be foreshadowing what is currently
taking place?
code in there.
We'll have to watch it. I guess if we want to get the code there
probably is. Here's something I learned. It's it's kind of
funny. The our, our king in the Netherlands, formerly known as
Prince Pils, the beer Prince. Now king who has a Queen Maxima
from Argentina smokin hot. What a reward that guy gets. Yeah.
He, they had bought a house in Mozambique. And that was a big
problem was that it was not politically correct. So they had
to sell that. So they bought a huge piece of land and of
harbour they're building their own Harbor, which is now also
controversy in Greece. Because this is where all the elites
are. And they're buying up entire what used to be pilot and
public beaches, islands. Yeah. And they built this huge house
and I don't think it's big news yet, but it will be his
neighbor. Any ideas? What can be the worst neighbor?
Who's the worst neighbor?
What if you're the King of the Kingdom of the Netherlands? And
you have this place in Greece which is already you know, you
bought up and let already annoying
the bushes? No.
Putin. Putin has a house next door. It's not run play.
No, Putin couldn't get a place in Greece. And he's next to this
guy.
Yeah. Wow. The neighbor. Oh, why not? Go ahead. Very good. We're
trying to make Russia look really crazy. Now that I think
this may be a meme the tank by athalon. This is I don't know if
it's really true. But news reports about bizarre new sport
invented by Russian military. It's just like a biathlon, but
with tanks. These guys are so crazy, man. They play games with
tanks. Yeah, they're really they're really, really trying to
discredit a lot. Meanwhile, there is some actual news on
Armenia. Now there's fighting going on in Armenia. It's
Azerbaijan and Armenia. If you look at the map, which everyone
should do from time to time, and you'll see that Armenia is it's
kind of an annoying spot for the pipelines coming from
Azerbaijan. Baku, this is where all the the US companies are
Hillary the Eurovision Song Contest, and I'm pretty sure
does Russia have a big hand in Armenia? Is that how it works?
Are you did I know
of Armenia possible?
I thought the Armenians they were always pissed off about
being recognized for genocide, that they were killed, that
the Turks had a genocidal moment and killed like a lot of
Armenians millions, yeah. And then push them into their little
hole where they are now. And the Armenians have been irked about
this because nobody seems to want to acknowledge that it
happened. And there was you know, and the Turks have never
been admonished.
I thought they admitted it. I thought they admitted it this
year, the from time to time someone comes out and says
something and yeah, we did that. That happened. Yeah, that
happened. What they need is they need the Kardashians to say
something about them. People will care. They're Armenians.
Yeah. So they should do that. And then let's see. What do we
have on on Russia? They had something Oh, Mmm hmm. Putin did
a $20 billion oil deal with Iran, which is floating under
the radar is news, which, of course would break all the
sanctions. So you're seeing the the lines being drawn very, very
clearly, there are now discussing there's the US,
what's his name? The foreign minister? I can't even pronounce
his name, which is problem Sergei Blasio, if and he went on
TV did a roundtable conversation. I think it's the
assistant forum. He's kind of like a, an undersecretary of
Foreign Affairs. Right. And, and this video is subtitled it's in
the show notes. And in this, he's, he's essentially saying,
look, the America is controlling the puppet regime in Kyiv.
They've got, you know, he says that about 50,000, Neo Nazis now
all over the place, is genocide in eastern eastern Ukraine, and
said, you know, the whole idea is to bring Russia down. And we
have a kind of little time to move on this, particularly with
the moves being made in NATO. And Breedlove just came out and
said, Oh, NATO is ready for Ukrainian defense because they
have the, the friendly agreement with the EU and by extension, a
little bit of with NATO. And I haven't verified independently
that the translation is correct. But if you're listening, I do
hear a lot of the things that are in the subtitles. Sounds
like he's talking about it, I have to get that verified, but I
have no reason to believe it's not true what he's saying. He
probably is just as crazy as the Kagan's. But there's some
pretty, pretty harsh talk about, you know, what we essentially
have deconstructed as well, this is Newland, this was married to
Kagan, this is the whole idea is to push Russia back to screw
them. Now Russia wants a no fly zone. I love this. And they
would just like Libya. So they will not allow any international
flights over Russia was a pretty, pretty big area to not
be allowed to fly over. And that makes a big deal. So this is
according to the to our guy at the Dutch consulate business
support office there and in the Netherlands. And he's a he's a
he's definitely he's a complete crackpot. He's not even but he's
on board with our analysis onboard with everything that's
happening. And he says this Russia things that is really,
really serious. And this is not going to end and and you know,
the Dutch guys, they're always they always know the wars
coming. Remember we had that. We had an email from someone. And
an ambassador said, Oh my God, it's going to be war with
Russia. And look at where we are now. That was a couple months
ago.
Yeah, no, they're hypersensitive to it for some reason.
So it truly is happening. And I find it
Yeah, thank you Kagan's Thank you, John. Kerry. Thank you,
Obama for doing nothing.
Or heating. i He's he's just totally he's just doing Yeah,
he's doing nothing. It's very strange how he's just gonna ride
this out. It's kind of like he's like, Screw it. We got a year
and a half we do this we got the house in Palm Springs. Boom,
we'll get out we got we got all kinds of payoffs is gonna be
shut up. Michelle. Shut up. Robert, brought to you by clan
Kagan, then ISRAEL PALESTINE. I cannot go on the show without
talking about this for a moment because I have a kind of a
theory brewing.
Can I mention one thing before you that there was a I was
listening to some talk radio, and somebody pointed out the you
know, there's In fact, I have a bunch of clips for maybe Sunday
of a guy the guy who wrote the book from David to Goliath of
Israel has been repre positioned by the world's media, how they
will have these they won't show pictures of the kids in the
school that were shot up. Oh, yeah, they show they show Gaza
kids Gaza kids Gaza kids, and they show nothing from Eastern
Ukraine where the same kind of children and women bloodbath has
taken place that none there's nothing we see nothing. So
there's just all targeting Israel in terms of the negative
publicity, there's nothing that targets that obviously. Why
would we the Kyiv government for being you know, brutal bastard
Nazis. But anyway, it just, it pointed that out. I thought it
was an interesting observation, because they've never been seen
anything either to see once in a while on RT you might see
something.
Anyway, well, I am thinking that there's more to this. And the
reason why it's so because this could end very simply very
easily, very quickly. There's so many then why is this? Why does
this keep going on and coming up and I believe it has to do with
a combin nation have messaging we've been receiving because
this I do think it's connected. And this is the whole caliphate,
ISIS jihadi Disneyland, they're coming to America, they're gonna
blow us up. But more importantly, they have the 1000s
of jihad ease, who are now coming home. They have European
passports and they're in Europe and EU countries, then we
sometimes forget or just gloss over the incredible influx of
immigrants into the EU who are Muslim. And I of course, I have
first hand experience with this in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is
no longer safe for homosexuals. You get beat up you can't hold
hands anymore. It's really really disappointing what has
happened there, but this has now been going on for 1015 almost 20
years. A Belgium they don't they call it bell just on for a
reason. Scandinavia, also in Germany, France, Paris, entire
streets are shut down when when it's time to pray or pray five
times a day. What's the city in the southern Southern France?
Lyon Lyon is it's completely Muslim as llama fide and with
what I'm seeing here with a continuous ongoing battle and
the way it's positioned on television which is very
interesting if you wouldn't if you knowing that so much of the
I know this is a horrible thing to say and please anti
Defamation League and all the ship now I've gotten in trouble
for saying this before. But yeah, of course we have a lot of
Jews in American media. And all I hear is complaining about the
how Israel is being put in a negative light and I'm thinking
it almost seems like it's on purpose at this point. And the
purpose what it feels like to me from an American Israeli
standpoint is to cause crap in Europe and it's working
well I not gonna argue with that theory because I was thinking
something similar because there was there's too much of it. And
again, I point out with wood grain yet blown up nobody shows
the this school kids getting blown up but they show the they
show incessantly show Gaza, incessantly show it and then
they show then they have the end of the NBC guys pulled out. And
then you have all these guys carping and moaning and groaning
and then coincidentally, there's all these not anti Israeli riots
in Europe, anti Jew, right? Yes. And they point this out is about
Yeah, that's gas on finished job and all this stuff that they do
old ladies being beat up because they have an Israeli flag,
showing you the ugly underbelly, which may be something they
wanted to expose.
Dutch Chief Rabbi Binyomin Jakob ponders but beam and Jakob has
been attacked five times his house in in the Netherlands.
He's a Jewish community leader. And this is and this is the
Netherlands where we hid Jews in basements during the Second
World War. And here, I have now seen articles ISIS spread makes
Europe a tinderbox. So imagine you've got as
as as to be honest about it as if it had anything to do with
ISIS.
No, of course not.
There's no such thing. I'm convinced as an American scam
completely, completely. The whole thing is bogus. And we
know we know ISIS. I think even Snowden, although I can't trace
this back to Snowden himself. There's a report that Snowden
said here it is. Abu Bakr al Baghdadi the so called Khalif,
the head of ISIL according to sources reputed to originate
from Edward Snowden, so that's, you know, I have an actor named
Elliot Shimano, a Mossad trained operative is actually Al
Baghdadi. I love this. They got the guy from Central Casting
which I would believe Simon Elliot or Elliot Shimon
as why he doesn't want to have his picture taken Al Baghdadi,
let's look at that part objectively. How many of these
guys ever don't want to have their pictures taken? They're
always in front and center they're always front and center
they're always look we did it they let these are the group
these these radicals are the groups that like to brag. We
blew the place out right? And then the guy likes to be in
front of a camera. This guy is camera shy. Why? Why is he
camera shy? What's he worried?
I'll read the article. This is the same information everywhere
but again, I don't hear Edward Snowden saying and I doubt he
did but I like the like the good trick. Eliot Shimon aka Al
Baghdadi was born of two Jewish parents and is a Mossad agent
which is easy to say. We offer blow up to three translations
here from the Khalif Al Baghdadi, proving that he's a
former Mossad agent Real name is Seema Simone out Seaman Elliot
Simon Ella Elliot. The so called Elliot was recruited by the
Israeli Mossad and was trained in espionage and psychological
warfare against Arab and Islamic societies. This information was
attributed to Edward Snowden and published by newspapers and
other websites. I know it's shitty but I do like the idea
I like the idea I you know the whether or not he's even Mossad
I'd be more inclined to think he's an American. But so, but
they're talented the Mossad is talented they could pull this
off.
So look at what you just said about the the we've been
noticing this of course, dead children dead children, dead
children. Nowhere else do we see dead children in any store? We
don't see any dead Israeli. We don't see dead Israeli soldiers.
Nothing. This is a pure propaganda. It makes no sense to
not show horrible images of dead children in every other
instance. Can't even listen to the 911 tapes of Newtown because
it's so disturbing. Right? They don't even disclaim dead
children anymore on CNN, they don't even say Oh, this could be
disturbing they don't even say that anymore. So this has to be
some form of propaganda meant to create strife against Israel and
it's not happening here in the United States. Yeah, we change
our Twitter icon whatever. Oh, but in in Europe, there are I
sent a video had no voiceover of Muslim youth attacking police
cars in Paris. And the cops are like they barely getting away
with their lives. Yeah. So it seems like
it's a definitely working in terms of you want to create a
lot of Muslim hate. They've definitely fallen for it.
So who's radicalizing who people will find out
at the end of the day but I'm I'm an agreement this is
something very suspicious about this. Because it comes up out of
the blue we see no it's not comparative. There's UK like the
dead children are only seen in one one arena. The rest of it's
all covered erasure, right, exactly where they would they
would put it and now we're seeing these riots in Europe
which are you know, I I would say if I'm on the side of the of
the Israelis trying to prove a point I think I'm being very
successful in proving a point that people are not paying
attention to look what's happening these guys are
building up and you yourself talking about this when you
notice that they're building up a dangerous numbers in Europe.
And watch how easy they are to set off this is not a this is a
dangerous situation. We're proving it. Nobody's saying
we're proving it but they are proving it and now what are you
gonna do
well, what do you think that what do you think the the the
salute? So if this is a threat to show, but I don't think it's
a threat? I think they want it to happen. Just have crap happen
in Europe. I think
it's to have crap happening in Europe to bring to the for the
problem that you identified in Holland, which is that you know,
you can't be you the free country of Act or the free city
of Amsterdam, you know, to gays can't even hold hands or that
fear of getting beat up, let
alone three gays. You know, there
you go. Well, whatever the case, this is bringing the attention
of problem ditch bringing a light lighting up the problem
bringing attention to the problem. And it's it's doing a
very good job of it. And it of course, Israelis have to eat
crap for being these butchers. But in fact, you know, they have
an argument that we're defending ourselves. And which reminds me
you know, this defending themselves think this whole
thing I said this a long time ago, and I'm still wondering
about it. play that clip. Iron Dome, is it bull crap? Yeah, I'm
with an Iron Dome.
I'm with young.
Then President Obama signed a $225 million emergency spending
bill to enhance Israel's Iron Dome defense system. But does
Iron Dome actually work?
I would not spend money on an interceptor that has near zero
chance of intercepting Artillery Rocket, the interceptor probably
costs well in excess of $100,000 per interceptor. And it's maybe
achieving a 5% rate maybe could be lower against rockets that
maybe cost $1,000 Each for $500
What's with the Dave cost jazz music?
You know, this is like This is Democracy Now trying to bring up
their game and they have their tasteless as you can just take a
look at Amy Goodman and tell it's a tasteless run operation
and they think this jazz music now let's put a little what's it
called any G? But it's no let's put what's it call a floor.
What's it what's a term for a track? A music bed?
Bed man Yeah,
let's put a bed behind her. And what are we going to use all
let's use some jazz instead of you know what you would use on
ESPN that actually is attractive. But would it be
anyone besides that I I wonder about this myself, because this
whole thing may be theater.
I'm so with you, John. I'm so we've got the app that goes off,
which is really just a message board where people yell, I hate
Jews, I hate Muslims, you know, the Red Alert app or whatever.
So why the app went off? That's proof. No, it's no proof. I see.
Oh, Iron Dome. rocket goes up, you see an explosion, but you
didn't Ignite. You didn't see the other thing come up, I'm
sure stuffs falling down, I'm sure. But I'm I'm gonna be in
agreement with you. This whole thing feels to me my bullshit
detectors going off. This is some kind of outrageous theater.
And seriously, they couldn't clearly they don't give a crap
they could do they could just get rid of this whole problem so
quickly. It could be done. Quickly. I don't really don't
know what the truth is. You cannot believe anything that's
being said. And also if you have any alternative opinion, you get
shouted down. It's very annoying. That's happening in
mainstream media to Israel later. It just feels completely
off. It's so off. I cannot understand the messaging Israel
evil showed dead Palestinian children. That messaging just
makes no sense. It because that's the only messaging we're
getting.
Yeah, I know. It's very straight straight up. And then you we do
get to see the riots.
Yes. And we'll keep our eye on it. There's a couple of stories
in the show notes of of different different riots going
on. I think Victoria Nuland said it and she meant it flat and
this is what I'll say.
She mentored man, we don't give a shit about you want to screw
you?
Yeah, we give them the when we let the Israelis play this out.
We get them to earn a million bucks. Here's some buy some more
of these things. Check them off the $100,000 a pop. Holy crap.
Nice, huh? Yeah. And that's all Raytheon. It's basically a debit
card.
The same as a crappy Patriot from years ago. Didn't do
anything.
I have a couple of just funny clips. It's kind of interesting
to play the end here. Okay. This is now we know that we had that
tweet bot that was tracking and retweeting any edits made to
wiki pedia that came from Congress or anywhere on Capitol
Hill, essentially government changing Wikipedia pages.
Oh, before, okay. I won't be for you. Okay. I was just thinking
maybe I should throw a clip. And before we get off that way,
pletely off the top. I mean, we have tech news. Oh, well,
there's tech news.
Oh, hold on a second. Oh,
do we want to do tech news? Well, we might as well I do have
some tech news. Oh, good.
Is there a new phone out? Play the clip.
iPhone users. You're gonna mark this one on your calendar. Apple
reportedly planning to hold a media event on Tuesday September
9. Many are expecting that is the date that the company will
unveil its new iPhone six. The speculation is for two different
sizes of iPhones.
market down Tuesday, the ninth of September, phone phone phone.
Well,
that was on the slave training today show by the way, which
I've decided that the today's show is and those morning shows
are all slave training. I have documentation for this. No, I
wanted to talk about this. I just wanted to get this out of
the way since we're talking about Putin. And then there's
other all the bullcrap that's going on.
I have a lovely Putin shout. Hold on. Please wait. This is
little girl Luna, two years old. Kids love our show.
They love that Putin thing that love the Putin. This story has
been going on and on and on. And it's just the Russian hacker
story. There's nothing there's no there's not one concrete
piece of evidence. This is just a a. Nothing to see. Look at
that. Ready for it. Hit it.
Taking a look at the headlines. It could be the biggest security
breach ever, where hackers reportedly have stolen 1.2
billion usernames and passwords and that's affecting more than
400,000 websites. The New York Times is not identifying any of
the websites that were broken into. Hackers have also
collected about 500 million email addresses.
Okay, they won't identify one site.
No, that would be horrible because you know, because they
have no proof.
They've gone if they got no proof. There's no story here.
This is a bogus story told
Blu Ray
has know everybody's playing it up
now well it's time for cyber. Everyone's jumping in by the way
stick that a lot of work. I'm trying to figure out Kaiser
Alexander's claims of his patents and everything. I week,
he can't find any he's total bull crap. So this iron net
cybersecurity has eight investors who own the company,
total capital invested $845. There's also no confirmation of
this million dollars a month, then really what Kaiser
Alexander is doing before I retired from the Army as a brain
surgeon, would it be okay for me to go into private practice and
make money doing brain surgery? I'm a cyber guy. Can't I go to
work and do cyber stuff? And then his firm is developing as
many as 10 patents. This is a sales job and he sucks at it.
Because
yeah, he's not like your buddy. Was his name? Chernobyl?
Chernobyl or Chertoff. Sure, Todd? No, he's doing a crap job.
Now Chertoff is a genius.
Yeah. Mark G. Alexander is a moron. Apparently he's trying to
play it. Like patents. He has no patents. Nothing filed. Not even
a provisional that we can find. And okay, and he's defending
this just so it's just a sales job. And it's sad and he's
shitty at it. Okay.
Star Trek guy what to expect? Yeah.
I have. I have more tech news. Oh, no. We have a new meme. Tech
up.
Tech up.
Yes. This is the Verizon slogan. Tech up for school with the
latest most innovative smartphones. So now it's a verb
tick up. You see, I'm not
going to play that. You had something to finish the show
with? Yeah, well, I have
a couple clips. Here's the so here's the Wikipedia edits made
by computers and users of these computers on Capitol Hill and
Capitol Hill by Congress. And some of these pages because of
the blatant abuse have now been put on hold no edits for three
weeks. In the penalty box you go and wiki PDS then just look at
my wiki page. And I encourage everybody to mess it up. Adam
curry sees himself as what does it say there by curious however
he is considering hetero flexibility. Who puts that in
there on the wiki page. This is the Joker
this is even better near post says Wikipedia is blocking
members of the House from making edits on the website. The online
encyclopedia issued a 10 day ban Wikipedia says disruptive
editing is going too far. This month someone revised the
biography of former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. It
said he was a quote alien lizard who eats Mexican babies. I don't
think that's true. Just because
she doesn't think it's true.
I would like that on my wiki page, please. I would like to
say I eat a Mexican babies. That would be my favorite. And this
story that I love this story. I wish there was a video of it. I
love it because this woman has annoyed me ever since she kind
of came onto the scene in the Middle East Arwa Damon, who
works for CNN. She's She's kind of cute. If you Google her, ar
WADAMO N and she's been her beat has been Iraq. And apparently
something's wrong with r1. Now
she was on assignment and apparently she hadn't eaten much
but she had a few drinks and so she became unruly. While she
became unruly she allegedly bit two individuals filed the
lawsuit against her. Now according to the lawsuit that
has been filed in the New York State Supreme Court. Damon has a
quote history of becoming intoxicated and abusive. And
just to get a better sense of what the plaintiffs are claiming
Charles Simons and Tracy Lamar EMTs, who were working for a
private contractor alleged in a suit that they were providing
assistance to an intoxicated Damon when she bid and
threatened them while saying that she was quote a major
reporter for CNN.
I can call broth anytime I was
that she was biting them both pretty furiously. She has good
teeth. Eventually. They subdued her.
I can just imagine this chick drunk to blow yeah we need a
jingle for her. A drunk jingle. I have to pay attention now.
She's drunk on the air.
I don't think so. I think this story there's something else
behind this store. I'm not sure what. Well, if you look her up
on on Google images they have they have the different little
sub things you're gonna look at and your boyfriend or husband
Vogue issues in Vogue magazine. And then reptilian shows up as a
reptilian Yeah,
I have Yeah, there is a theory that she's a shapeshifter.
Well if you look at enough pictures of her and there's
whenever she's on camera the video glitches a lot. I'm using
the word glitches.
Yeah you use the word glitches
yeah but a video glitches that's exactly what it is like a blip a
blurb a disturbance
because that's what Yeah.
And they say that's because she's a shapeshifter. I'm down
with that. Yeah, okay.
Yeah, me too.
I just I just liked the idea that
I know there's a bunch of them looking at this now. And I think
I'm gonna puke Well, that's because I think lizards can't
drink that's the key like There we go. It's where do you go? Oh,
no, I'm
here. I was just thinking I was just contemplating. Oh, I'm
gonna puke. I know broth. Oh, do I am
that's what bros means.
That's Ralph. I just love the idea. The end and I will just as
finalizing tech news actually, I forgot to do that. I have
ordered a couple things from the base which I never do. Okay, I
have ordered a 101 project kit with book and wires and a trs 80
model 100 with acoustic phone coupling modem cups. That's why
because RadioShack is about to go out of business.
When you think it's a collectible it is for me
they 4000 stores and only $62 million in cash left the end
there and the creditors won't even give them enough money to
shut down more
I know they have a problem I don't know why they somebody
doesn't bail them out.
Well for what they've completely ruined everything they know they
got
real estate their book value is like 75 cents in the stock is 60
cents. I mean come on there's you know this is this is an
opportunity.
Well the question is with all of the downsizing of real estate
would you buy it all in one go to I think
good store fronts many of those are well located they're
established
there next to other out of eat that's cheap
to get the land they get the land early. It's not like they
bought the stuff during the run up.
This is no longer a play. retail outlets is
you keep an eye on this thing. I think it's something to watch.
Well, I if this would be the strategy if someone wants to get
a real cheap just wait until they're in receivership and then
then grab it.
No, that can happen. That's also a possibility. Anyway, okay,
you got anything else?
No, I'm just looking at pictures of this lizard woman. She does
have a lot of looks.
She has an interesting looks. I I kind of like I kind of like
her. Now that I know. But she says she's a sauce bunny.
You can do finally you can find someone that you cannot drink.
My two drink minimum maximum. That's about it.
Two drinks and in the bag. It's completely
done. She has a
husband.
Oh, who's her husband? What is it? I don't
know. There's no if you click on Arwa Damon husband and the list.
There's not one picture of her husband. She stole more pictures
of her. Excuse me, but I'm an ethical journalist. I only
report the news I manufacture let me just blow Yeah.
Man, Iraq. This place sucks. It's like a desert. Row and
broth was in Israel on the beach fucker. I can just see her being
really really funny drunk, but not the biting stuff. Biting.
Now it's not so nice. Because part of our biting coverage. So
remind me that I have a really funny email to read about you.
About me. Yeah. I don't want to do that we're done for today. I
don't want to we went way over time. Why did we go so long?
What are we doing is
because you would the producer can't stop talking.
Well, I'm a major journalist. Do you know who I am?
We should have been major Drum Major journalism. What was that
guy's name? His name was Major.
A major major that guy just name he just called major?
Yeah, as major was his name. forget us. I kind of lost a few
things to talk about on Sunday.
Remember the newsletter with a contest everybody? It's a common
contest on Saturday. We know how much you love it. Keep an eye
out for that. And hopefully we
and get video of Arwa sauced on the air for me will you
die you know what I'm sure she's one of those teetotallers that
doesn't drink is up that night. She have it He's a biter. She
can't be on the air drunk. Nope. It's very hard to get away with
that.
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