lined in or asleep? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
and Sunday August 14 2014. It's time for your get my nation
media assassination episode 643. This is no agenda, leaving a
legion of Tourette's tickers from the South Austin safe house
and FEMA Region six here in the capital of the drone Star State
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have returned I'm John
C. Dvorak.
Levin Buzzkill.
Finally, good to have you back. Well, I didn't I didn't really
miss you.
It didn't miss me because I was to you. I'm just a virtual
person.
Out in the ether. You may not be real. You could be that IBM
Watson thing for
all I know. It's a possibility.
That's okay. On Friday, I'll be I'll be on the road. I saw his
Friday on Sunday. It's tomorrow tomorrow. Tomorrow. I leave for
New York and I'll be doing the show from New York. Sunday.
We're in New York.
From the Manhattan
you have a place there?
Yes. My daughter. It's called a hotel. Yes.
It's your hotel. You own it.
Why yes. I inherited it from Leona Helmsley. Yeah.
And the other little people Yes, indeed.
Well, I don't know I feel a little
I don't I was reading this note on the air for soundcheck and
I'm wondering if we had read it on the air? I don't think so. Is
the analyst on Warren is correct. According to wingtip.
I don't think we read it. I use it. Okay. I
read it on the air in the pile. No, I forgot to read it. I'm
gonna read it. Okay. Dear John and Adam, I ran your analysis of
Warren passed a friend of mine who is a member of the wingtips,
not boots on the ground. If you recall that old meme with your
Gore, the wingtips? wingtips? Yeah. Who are the wingtips? Are
these like special Democrats? They're just a bunch of elitist.
Oh, the wingtips? Like the penny loafers?
No wingtips ago wingtips. Okay. Are these Republicans or
Democrats? You'd be Democrats. Republicans wear loafers. He
agrees with your position and his analysis below. I think
you've made a good bet on Warren. Hillary isn't inheriting
her husband's Democratic Party. Various polls have concluded a
radical liberal wave is sweeping through the party. Her populist
11 commandments are exactly what her base wants to hear. Hillary
isn't actually popular. She only strikes scores among certain
Democrats. I don't think she is liberal enough and her
performance within the State Department is absolutely
pathetic. Obama disappointed liberals and Hillary appears to
be a repeat, Obama three. Warren is beloved by Occupy Wall Street
admired by progressive progressives concerned about
income inequality and the wealth gap. Hillary is too crazy with
Wall Street and liberal Hawks. Oh too cozy too cozy with Wall
Street and liberal hot Hawks. In oh eight Obama gave liberals an
option for voicing their disdain for the Clintons, Goldman Sachs
politics without putting a Republican in the White House.
This time around. Warren clearly fits that bill. More
importantly, Warren's also a woman. Right. And woman's in
this idea Well, of course of course, liberals are obsessed
with race and gender they only understand and see what the
world through that lens. While blacks haven't seen their
disposition improve under a black president. Just the fact
that his skin is brown represents a great victory for
the ignorant and downtrodden. The same goes for Hillary or
will or Warren it's this glass ceiling that matters not their
politics or stances. Warren is an idiot on foreign policy as
his Obama she seeks appeasement with Iran, Iran, and she
ultimately hopes for a return to isolationist policies. Unlike
Clinton, she doesn't favor keeping your residual force in
Iraq after 211 2011 She is weak a weak dove and that resonates
with the war weary Americans that can't find foreign
countries on a map.
I love I love it when John McCain sends an email it's just
so nice of him to do that. Yes, I don't think the the the
obsessive nature of wanting equality and amongst all colors
and genders is a Democrat liberal thing. I think that's an
stutely American thing I really don't believe that's
why no but you hate it you paint the Republicans with with the
with the hate with hate and brush Yeah, hate paint, hate and
whatever, some Drake and NuBus the one of our producers.
I've been receiving an email. This is probably the most
emailed clip, although it's a very old one. As our president
has gone to Martha's Vineyard on vacation, and of course everyone
loves dragged and dredging up old, old stuff. From then
candidate Obama, and I just can't ignore it it's been
emailed so many times essentially the bargain that any
President by the way he said essentially and we know that is
a weak use of a word
essentially the bargain that any President I think strikes with
the American people is you you give me this office and in turn
my fears doubts insecurities, foibles, need for sleep. Family
life, vacations, leisure is gone.
Yeah, no, I am.
The American people should have no patience, no or whatever is
going through your head because you got a job to do. That's
right.
In the Republicans pokes holes, they you know, as soon as he
landed in the place, he didn't check in, he went straight. 36
holes.
Riddle me this. Why do people love Elizabeth Warren, but the
same people hate Sarah Palin.
Well read serpins a Republican, so that's bad. She's also a
conservative and she goes to church. That's bad. And, and
she's got that voice. I mean, I don't like Sarah Palin because
of that voice. That squeak screechy voice, right. So. So
it's not that she doesn't seem very thoughtful, even though for
someone who's not thoughtful. She has come up with a number of
gems, such as the death panel and some of these other things
that have all stuck. Right. So we have that many memes has
lived Elizabeth Warren ever developed none.
Oh, that's not true.
I can't name one.
Yes, I'm going to find it for you. Right, I can't find it. And
the we believe thing that was that was her whole. That was her
whole thing. We believe we believe we believe
that or we believe we believe we believe was an Obama meme. Now
that was hoping change. No, he also had believe we believe.
Yes,
here it is. I believe in science. Hold on a second.
I believe that science is nothing new. I mean, I've heard
that on the for a long time. I didn't know it was a belief
system science. I thought it was a methodology. But it couldn't
be a belief system. I thought it was a methodology. It's a
scientific fact. It's turned into a belief system. Isn't that
interesting?
Well, that yes. Well, I think we've we've established that.
Sure. A second let me just find this. I have this somewhere. I
don't know why it's not in my evergreens. It should be.
Because that was such a beautiful speech he did there at
the was that thing again, the the net net neuron route. Net
routes, net neuron. Net routes. Yeah, there are neurons. You
know what I'm saying? I can't find it.
I'm gonna play it's just researching it is good to get
started here. Yeah, we could do a few different things. But let
me play this clip. It's just kind of a light clip. This is a
15 second commercial for hotels. that.com that I thought was the
creepiest thing. I've you first you have to imagine here's your
setting. There's a some portal ladies must be at a sitting
behind the computer with some young guys, obviously, the
computer expert sitting next to her. I think I just saw this
commercial on CNN. Yeah, sitting next to her and helping her find
some hotel room. And then this guy from the representative
hotels.com comes in to help and then you get this commercial,
which is disgusting. To me.
All of these travel sites seem the same. Tell your grandmother
with the hotels.com Loyalty Program Schiller and free
nights. So they're not the same, because they're different
candies that my grandson, Captain Obvious. He's my lover.
And then they start making out. Now, I'm going to ask
you, I have seen this. Yeah.
What is the point of this commercial? And why is it? I
mean, besides making you go what, what is the point of this
commercial insofar as messaging is concerned,
I think, Well, I think we've gotten to the point where ad
marketers are desperate to have anyone remember their, their
URL, really their brand, and I just booked a hotel in New York,
and I did it through hotels.com. And I did it. I was cognizant of
doing this. And the reason why I thought is, hey, these guys are
spending a bundle of money right now, because they also have the
one with a kid miss the air sickness bag. And and that's
booking.com I'm sorry. For some reason I saw that hotels.com was
spending money. I thought maybe I'll have a better deal. That's
the own that was my reasoning. But, but marketers are marketers
are at a point where they'll do anything to get their brand
recognized in
know I owe the perverts go to hotel.com
I think the mistake everyone's making is is the lack of using
the musical jingle. That is what works. but it's not seen. You
can't win A a con. Palm d'or or De Leon, whatever they call it.
I agree 100 Seriously, it's like
there are kids all over America right now who remember this?
Well, we have people even we even have one words. Jingles are
not jingles per se, because they're not rhyming or anything.
But they're catchphrases, like the Putin thing. Yeah. And and
the other ones, and the other ones. And we have our in the
mornings and all the rest of it. And those are all very catchy.
And nobody is you right? In fact, this has been studied to
death. I remember I talked about this on the show about three
years ago, about this guy that was apparently the guy who
invented the modern jingle, for early radio. And he was on one
of these Canadian stations doing an interview and he says that he
said the same thing you just said, which is that these guys
just don't get it. They want to win awards. Oh, we're award
winning advertising agency. They don't want they don't care about
their clients. No,
now they want to make little mini movies. And this I think
this probably happened. When this really starts it must have
started with the apple 1984 commercial I'd say
Well, I think USB way before that, but DAPA 9084 commercial
definitely turned the tables on gun the creative side, right?
Because it got they paid for one play. It got infinite plays
free. And so that everyone thought that's the way to go.
You do something dramatic and high end, and you're gonna get
lots of attention. And that's has never worked for anything.
Except that Apple commercial. Yeah.
Anyway, oh, but there have been some very good ones. There's
been the Mac versus PC, there have been real winners that are
that are trendsetting. And of course, are replicated ad
nauseam and If I hear one more commercial with kind of that
happy go lucky Apple Music with with the the, the up talking
happy male voice and the black and white. Just the whole thing
and so it's tiring, but a good jingle works. Good one 800
empire today. That's our that's our we have the carpet guy here
in Austin.
Kids for guards for kids. Cars for Kids. For Kids, okay. RS
Cars for Kids. Nature car today. Yeah,
I have Empire today. That's
the carpet. The Empire guy here. Obviously a massive chain.
I thought it was local see?
sleazy commercial with like craft nation. Yeah, yeah. Good
work.
So success. I can't say it any other way. Yeah, well, and then
there's that. Well, also, people are just being hurt. Because
you're you're human rights are being violated with what is
being shown to you on television. I really, I'm
surprised by our own audience, and I'm really surprised by the
citizens of gizmo nation. Certainly if we look at new St.
Louis, Missouri, I've been to St. Louis a lot. My client
Budweiser Anheuser Busch used to be there back in a day. And when
I see a people protesting and their protest slogan is hands up
Don't shoot. Are you fucking kidding me? I'm sorry this what
is this? This must be a planned fake protests. I mean, this
can't be real. Citizens who or perhaps it is where they we have
gone to first of all this is no surprise that we have a police
state that the police are armed like the army this is this
surprises you citizen you haven't seen this happening? You
haven't read this? You haven't heard of this? Are you blind?
Have you just put blinders in front of your eyes? Oh, that's
not really happening. And now it happens. And now Oh, wow. Can
you believe it? And they're shooting you with rubber bullets
which is nothing new. I think if anything is boring, the footage
is boring. What happens is in good what happened to the guys
with the billy clubs beaten up protesters? This is this is you
get a we we we we've got the long distance of noise machine
which I think is illegal by Geneva Convention standards.
It's ya know, I think it it's a horrible weapon to use on
people. And you shoot a bunch of flashbangs and, and tear gas and
people are saying Hands up, don't shoot. This is not a
protest. And there's all kinds of people jump in this one is
there's a lot going on with with this particular event. When you
get Sharpton in on day two, this is other. Have you seen this the
Bob evacuee
Sharpton is a professional agitator should be ashamed of
himself.
I had I have a clip here from Oh my second where is it?
This is you're getting that clip live. We'll have it here.
I have it here. Someone heckled him. And that was I thought it
was kind of funny.
Reverend Sharpton, the term snitches get stitches was spray
painted on the Kwik Trip. Since you're a federal snitch. 30
Do you fear for your life? Are you
are you? Are you in fear for your life being a federally?
Federal informant? And people are policemen
to snitch on the writers.
You tell them Rev. That's right. You tell them Rev. Yeah, he's a
snitch. We know Yes. We
always forget that.
Well, I didn't forget it. And I liked it. This this citizen did
not forget it.
Listen, journalist but
how this is being portrayed. And immediately this is now it's a
black, it's a white on black thing. This is what I've seen
everywhere. And I'm very discouraged by people taking
that meme and running with it. Because I don't believe that is
what initially happened here. I don't think that is that is the
right way to approach this. And when I see this as a state
senator from Missouri, now she'd be blatantly lying to Trump this
up into into racial hate crime.
I'm appalled that people should have a right to know you have is
unjustifiable. How can you justify killing and shooting
down a man in the middle of his street? execution style?
What did he put them on his knees and shot him in the back
of the head? execution style.
They had the guy the sheriff or that the sheriff with the local
cop there who turned their all the investigations over to the
county because he didn't want to have a conflict of interest. And
he says the kid was shot in the in the police car as he jumped
for the gun or something along those lines. I think my point
was shot in the streets. This is all nobody saw this. They just
they just say what they think happened because it's bad.
Yes. And that's my point is that this this, this is not
journalism. This is making crazy people ism.
Again, simply
hold on a second. No, I want you to play that clip again. No, no,
I'm going to sub suppose something and you're gonna tell
me if I'm right or wrong? Because I pretty sure I'm right.
After she made that idiotic comment that he was killed
executions down there was on his knees shot in the back of her
head. Yes. The person doing the interview called her out on
that, oh,
let me see, I would say
justify killing and shooting down a man in the middle of his
street execution style. Again, simply because His only crime
was walking in the middle of the street, one to visit his
grandmother.
We have, it may be true. But listen to the story that is
being spun here.
He wasn't considered a statistic. He didn't have any
felony charges. He didn't have any gang activity. He wasn't
involved in any gang activities. He didn't do any of those
things. He wasn't a drug dealer. He was an upright young man who
did exactly what his mother told him to do, go to school, get a
good education, and become a productive citizen.
This may all be true, but this has no basis in any evidence or
fact or it doesn't really relate to what is going on. And then we
have Ronan the Sinatra kid on MSNBC with a some guy named last
name Capehart, who was an MSNBC contributor. I didn't look him
up, it doesn't matter. Because what they want to say is clear
our black Americans as you put it, under siege. Yes. And I'm
not done. You don't have to listen to the rest. Yes, black
Americans are under siege. Okay. So that is the narrative. I saw
white and white Americans were walking around in this
protesting I saw all kinds of things going on. I'm discouraged
that this is immediately taken to race.
Well, they have to get ready for the they're just they're
desperate about the 2014 elections. And they gotta get
the black votes out. And the blacks will vote Democrat,
because I don't know. I don't even know when that switchover
took, should we
be that that that person that? Yes, sarcastic that that truly
is why this is? Yeah, I think I think you're right, and that and
that is what you need to revolt against. The people who are on
who are commenting on this. They really don't care about you.
They only care about votes and power. And this is this group
that showed up one of our producers, took some pictures
and he lives there. I had not heard this guy Bob evacuee and
you may have heard of him. He's go yeah,
he's been around forever for a long time. Yeah, since the 60s,
I think, yes,
he is the, the leader of the revolutionary Communist Party
USA. And when groups like this show up with bull horns and T
shirts, you know, and he is not I don't think he's an Obama fan
at all. By the way, I think he's very much a team. He's truly,
truly as a Marxist. I think he just wants communism or
whatever. But when that means it was an opportunity, and it may
have been a setup opportunity, or in some way, it was
exploitable. And, and these groups, these small, smallish
groups, I think Bob avakin is not a well recognized name
anymore if he ever was,
it wasn't in the 60s and 70s in Berkeley. So he shows up
with his with his group and, and they're yelling about all kinds
of stuff.
Well, they're just stirring things up. I mean, it's bad
enough, but this is what happened. You know, after they
toured, there's a Target store that was just completely
decimated. And you know, all this other the looting is a
problem and then burning down the gas station. Some other
things are going
well, yeah, that's if you're mad at the man, you got to loot the
target.
Yeah, it wasn't a problem. As it ends up, you end up creating
another Detroit even though St. Louis is halfway there already.
And St. Louis has had nothing but race promises that 99 early
99 always been
a problem there. But that's not discussed even. In fact, the
first great race
riot documented United States was believed to be the 19 set at
1917 St. Louis race riots that were so bad, they essentially
tore down half of the St. Louis. It was so bad that they put out
a I have a clip from the guy who wrote a book on this. Oh, good.
And they have it so bad that they they went out and
confiscated every photo they could find of the carnage and
there's very little left. And most of it's in this guy's book,
very little left and a lot of drawings. But they actually the
police went out and Greg got all the photos because it was they
thought it was inflammatory. And in some inflammatory
within in really, if you look at it not much has changed as
geolocation tags for Facebook stopped working. I think charter
cables, some things went out cell phones, where there was
issues, there was a notice to Airmen, although 3000 foot
notice to Airmen is not really a huge problem for a news
helicopter. And I still think we should have been able to
received some kind of video, but I think more went on that was
probably more the excuse, but you get a lot of poor analysis
of no time the airspace was not blocked, closed down. There was
certain altitude, right, they had made a big deal. And I you
know, depending on your lens, I've done 3000 foot photography,
and you can do pretty well. It's the same thing. So we want to
control the message and the President's about the speakers.
This is Thursday the 14th. Now the President is going to speak
about this. I don't think he's talked about a lot of things of
horror and terrible nature that have happened, but this one
there is. And as cynical as it sounds,
gotta get the vote out.
I want to play some bingo Boom shakalaka I want to play some of
this is 1970. It's a long clip. So do I play all of it or
not play as much as you feel like he talks about the origins
of the race riot and which is a bunch of dry, I'll just give a
little background. The origin of this race right was apparently
the St. Louis police would get drunk after hours and then go
into the black part of town and shoot up the place just as a
joke. And then the blacks got fed up with this. Now I want to
put things in perspective with this situation has taken place
in Ferguson, which is that what happened to this kid no matter
what, however it happened is daily routine in in Oakland, and
we're not having these race runs. So these race riots are
somehow they're either a combination of pent up
hostilities, which I believe is partially part of it. And then
then the day to add of kerosene to the fire. You have the sharp
gents and these other angels coming in, play this clip
and blacks from the south. At the same time the boll weevil
was destroying the cotton crop. And farm jobs were disappearing.
And so blacks were moving in large numbers north to
industrial cities. And East St. Louis was an industrial city.
And there were inevitable clashes between blacks and
whites that took place over these jobs. And it just evolved
into a riot that took place in July of that year in July of
1970. The night of July 1, a nominal Model T Ford a black
Model T Ford drove through a black neighborhood, people
shooting out of the windows An hour later, a black Model T Ford
moved through a black neighborhood. With people
shooting out of the windows, no one was killed. But the third
time the black multi Ford went through a black neighborhood
with people shooting out of the windows. Black said assemble
young black men that assembled with guns and they shot back and
two police detectives were killed. And that triggered the
riot. And then all chaos broke out. So
you make an excellent point that this happens probably on a daily
basis in Berkeley, California, or Oakland. Oh, sorry. Oakland
Oakland. Yes. Why is it do you think that these riots do not
take place there is that because and I have my ideas but I'm
thinking is that because it could it's such a tender box
that it could get out of control and the people who really want
to see these riots for their own personal gain in power would be
subject to danger? Or is the is the police state so vast in that
area that it just can't spark big enough? What do you think
what what why is the reason why yes, St. Louis No. to Oakland
and MC Hammer by the way who was an oak town boy he's all over
this too. Why is it that this is now on the radar everyone jumps
on it pile diving like the sharpens in these in the
communist group and everybody else and not in Oakland is that
because the elites don't want it to get out of control that
people want power who would live nearby or is the police state so
strong? That it can't happen? What is your vision you're out
there so I'm hoping you have some insight that's
very simple. The Democrat Party runs California in every which
way in Missouri that's not the case Republicans have a foothold
okay so the sit right it's
all there is to it. You're gonna run by Democrats the state is
run by Democrats. We have two Democrat Senators Feinstein and
Boxer two idiots the governor's Democrat everyone's a Democrat
and so you have Democrat Mayor you have Democrat everything in
Oakland you have you're not going to get this because we
don't
need it we don't need rust
we don't need a riot because we are running the place
I'm sorry. Of course I mean yeah all right. It makes sense.
So you can shoot a kid on a BART you know at the BART police with
a guy Oh, I thought was my Taser and you pump up a bunch of
bullets and and it's all caught on tape and no riot suits.
Okay, you just totally warped my mind and thank you. That's it.
That is exactly it. So this could happen in Texas then I
guess.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Could happen in Texas because I got to Texas is
scheduled to turn into a blue state Yeah. After Georgia,
right. Of course. We we had to clip about the you know the
demographers right that were talking about this or in the
roundtable and they said yeah, Georgia is going to be the next
state to go to Blue from from red and then they're going to go
to Texas will be after that. And so there has to be one way you
got to get the black vote out right and you know, you get the
black vote out with situations and the situation will get
people riled up.
I know Austin would be perfect for that. Although Yeah,
Austin's already Democrat that knows is gonna happen in Austin
and but
we want Wendy Davis to win and all this stuff up to date.
Austin is the capital A lot of good stuff here is let me know
if there's going to be riots in Texas. We have we have just at
Houston.
Yeah, I know Houston is complicated because there's
there's so much money there. They won't stand for it. And all
the money is Democrat. Houston, Houston may look like it's some
big red town but no way. It's all rich Democrats who live
there. I'm gonna play a little bit more. This is very
interesting. Going back to 1970. I guess this has always been the
case, although maybe these were not so politically motivated
back in the day, this was just hatred the next morning,
it started out as riots often do with, with with with fistfights
in the streets and so forth, but they quickly escalated. And one
of the reasons they escalated was that there was a central mob
of men who probably had been in the bars drinking all night,
which you could do any St. Louis in those days. And but but soon
they were I tried terrible atrocities. Black men were hung
from telephone poles and downtown streets. One man's
scalp was ripped loose. A mother and her baby was shot as they
were trying to escape from a burning building. Much of the
downtown area was burned down. And
those ISIS guys are 100 years behind. They're still doing this
in the Middle East. Okay, well, I think that I'm gonna put this
clip in the in the show notes, obviously under clips and stuff.
You can listen to the whole thing, but you I think you've
totally nailed this. This only happens in places where it's
advantageous. We do have elections coming up. And I would
think it's much easier to do this in in southern states where
you can point to historical racism. And it makes so much
sense when you have the guys popping up. You got Sharpton all
over this you have, that I'm seeing politicians all I'm not
seeing really like community leaders. I'm seeing local
Democratic governors, you know, and the President, the President
is about to come out here and speak on the last time we had
this was in Florida, with Trayvon Martin, who is now being
that case is being pulled up again. That's the last time we
saw the President speak about a young child, a young person
being killed. So you can almost you can almost map out the next
one. And I would say, Georgia, I think you're right, Georgia
seems a shoo in for that.
Yeah, Georgia has a lot of a lot of potential for some good race
riots.
Oh, man set so cynical. I think a lot of people can't even I
know you. We've talked about these things for a long time. I
can, I can get my head around it. But I think a lot of people
just say, That's crazy talk. You don't really think that people
would do this for political gain? And the answer is yes.
Yes. They will go to any lengths.
Yeah. And I'm looking at the Missouri, Missouri, Democrat,
Republican kind of battles going on Republicans hold two of the
Senate state statewide offices have dinner with Roy Blount is
are blunt, is a US senator and Mike Bennett, here's the deal.
They have a majority in the Missouri House of
Representatives and a supermajority in the Missouri
Senate. So this has got to end so they can take it and so they
essentially set for the governorship right on Missouri,
the Republicans and they gotta get voted out. So you'll see
this switch over there a little bit. I don't know how many house
representatives because those are all gerrymandered to an
extreme. We'll get voted out but they they could take over the
Missouri House of Representatives and Senate if
they could cause enough Trump, how do you move Get the blacks
out to vote? You can't get them to vote. That's what they always
say, Oh, they just don't want to vote because they're more blacks
tend to be cynical, you know, because, for obvious reasons,
because they're smart. They know what's going on. They know
they're being hoodwinked.
And then but in the situation where you have this sort of when
you had that woman that who was a hot was a representative of
the I guess that she was a congresswoman. And it was that
whatever the case was that a woman who says they was shot
execution. She's a troublemaking liar. State senator he or she is
a state senator in this she wants to get you know, she's in
the minority there in the State Senate and she wants to see
things change and so I'm gonna go out there with bullcrapping
thank you all people riled up
yeah, that will it make sense? I've never seen this woman
before. I've no idea now she does her name Hall tech lab
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no she's not in the Wikipedia. No. To some
she's have born in 1972. Perfect. Perfect. She fits right
into the demo. Yeah,
she looks like she's on the urban
issues solo herself. She's the chairman of the urban issues
committee, the budget committee special Standing Committee on
redistricting that's
all over the new minimum wage thing that's part of the big
everyone's pushing that Yeah. Okay. You know, minimum wage for
what so so all the McDonald's people get you they already got
the jobs, just get more money. This is not going to help her,
her constituency, but it's going to make her look good.
So let's let's look at look, let us look at this as analysts, and
we're going to presume for a moment that this is an
opportunity an opportunity has presented itself. We are the
election crisis team. And the first thing we do as we get
Sharpton ready, get the jet fueled up, Sharpton, get ready
to go and we need to have a message in the Message the
underlying messages, you need to get out and vote and we need you
to vote for Democrats. How do we do that? How do we portray that
message? I think we obviously start by getting the PR team to
the publicist to line up the Democrat politicians, local and
national, to go on the shows and talk about this. Then what is
the motivator without just saying it? And maybe that's the
way to do it? How do we tell I think
you do by having you how you do classic bit where you have you
want to do associative comparison. So you take you make
all the Democrats go up there are black, right? Republicans
are not only white, but they're creepy guys. And you exactly.
Put them on the same stage.
We have to, we have to we have to have some creepy shots of
them ducking into alleyways and into cars and doing no comment.
If
you could get that that would be great. And then you get out to
vote, you know, Democrat, white Democrats are going to vote
Democrat, because that's just what they do. And the black
Democrats are gonna vote Democrat, because that's what
they do, but they don't go out to vote, especially during
these, these midterm, you know, between presidential elections,
this is where people sneak against, you're gonna run for
office, this is the time to do it. Because you can sneak in
with really not, you don't use all the horsepower available to
you to get the office. And so to get the black vote out, which is
all it takes in these big black states that have a lot of black
Democrats, you got to get them out once you get them out. And
they'll they'll they'll be able to do their business in the
election and you'll get I will watch, we're gonna watch this. I
would bet even money even money, I bet I'd give odds. That win
was all said and done. The Missouri State Senate and the
Missouri House of Representatives will pick up
votes for the Democrats
and President Obama is has interrupted his vacation. Right,
which makes no sense to speak from Martha's Vineyard
up this vacation about the catastrophe going on in the
Middle East. He doesn't seem to get a rub for Ukraine, but he'll
do it for this. Okay. Right. At for a reason. Yes. Yeah. For
votes. Yeah. Because people are already blaming him for losing
votes. So he has to come up in you know, right. help he needs
when he needs to help. I can just imagine people calling him
up. President you've got to help. The situation is out of
control. We can pick up a number of seats in the Senate and a
number of seats in the house.
Yeah. Sharpton is already on his way. If you just say something.
You don't want Sharpton to be the only voice out there do you?
Yeah, that would work. That's actually good.
I can do Oh, crap. I can't have sharpened getting all the
limelight. Screw that guy. Get me a podium, put some flags up.
Which he has in the blue backdrop? Backdrop. He's got it
all. And he doesn't he doesn't have to wear a tie. He gets to
wear this.
Yeah, right. He gets to have his golf uniform.
Oh, I hate being so cynical people. But there you go. That I
think you have nailed that. John. And this is a an excellent
analysis. It's very simple. It's so simple, that it's just
painful to think that it is the the reality of the situation.
Painful. The President also did something let's just move on.
Because I think we're we're done on this topic. Right? Yeah, we
can over analyze, and we'll just see what's going to happen.
We'll see that we'll see things take place as the local and
national politicians take advantage of the situation. The
President also, I didn't know this was going on. I didn't know
these. This event existed. Although it apparently was in
Amsterdam a few years ago. Maybe I did hear about it. The
President, again, talking to the base, I presume, to say Happy
games, everybody.
Hello, everybody. Welcome to the 2014 Gay Games, to the 1000s of
athletes, coaches, family and spectators from around the
world. Welcome to Ohio and the United States of America.
Did you know there was a Gay Games?
Oh, yeah. They've always had Gay Games. They happen. They started
as the gay Olympics. And then they got sued. Yeah, right.
Exactly. This was like, I think 20 or 30 years ago, and then
they changed it to the Gay Games. Which
first one was 1984 82 I believe. The Gay Games is the world's
largest sporting and cultural event organized by and
specifically for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender
athletes, artists and musicians.
Well, since I really don't know how many percentage but a high
percentage of the normal Olympians are gay. I find that
think that this is bogus.
I think it's it's not only bogus, it's a step back for
emancipation of sexuality. It
seems so.
Since 1982, the Gay Games have given Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
Transgender athletes and supporters around the world a
chance to come together to compete, celebrate and inspire
or others.
This is not modern. But I don't know why the Why
does like having a better Negro Baseball League. Thank you.
Thank you. This does not make any sense anymore. If we are in
the equality business, which I'm all for, well, how can this
still this is, if anything, it's exclusionary
totally. It's been remarkable to see the games thrive over the
years. We've also seen America change in that time. Even since
2006, when the games were last held in the United States, in my
hometown of Chicago. We've come a long way in our commitment to
the equal rights of LGBT people here and around the world
by segregating their games. With this plenty of gay people who
participate in the Olympic Games and are good and winning, and
doesn't matter. I had forgotten about this, and I hear the
President go, yay, gay gains. What is a step back? People use
dissident musicians that view? Yes, it shouldn't be
proud of my administration's record man of the citizens who
have helped to push for justice.
Now it says the games are open to all adults, regardless of
sexual orientation or athletic ability. Well, yeah, they have
caught with that there. It's called the Yeah, but it's called
the Olympic games go to the Olympic Games.
Yeah, if anything,
this is probably a marketing opportunity for. For sponsors.
Let's take a look at this website. Hold on a second. Now
better. There's all kinds of
Oh core, so any opportunity you can come up with? It's all a
matter of who's the promoter and what he can get out of it? Or
she
let's take a look at sponsors who's sponsoring this, this
event? Be a sponsor be a donor. Okay. Who's Cleveland? Let's see
Cleveland Clinic. What is all this the Marriott Human Rights
Campaign? Sure. Coca Cola? Or course? Lots of banking. Oh,
yeah. Well, you know, the gay community, lots of money, lots
of money to take from them. Lubrizol, whatever that is, yo,
yeah. Wow, there's this a big list of Oh, there's the gay
orbitz.com. Okay. To the trumpets. I didn't know there
was it says the gay Orbitz dog gets it gay. orbitz.com. Yeah,
there's a lot
of a lot of hotels and restaurants that cater literally
to gays. Ethically,
yeah. Okay, fine.
This is how you find this place whenever
the sponsor page is off the hook. John has a lot of money in
this. This is big. This is big, big business. The bot blew us
right. LGBT getaways.
Okay, let's see, we should start the hipster games. A lot of
money to be made there.
And do you have a clip? That hipster games? Please tell me
you have a clip? No, somebody's
got to make as a clip.
Let's listen to the rest of this.
And I know some of you have come from places where it requires
courage, even defiance to come out. Sometimes at great personal
risk. You should know that the United States stands with you
and for your human rights, just as our athletes stand with you
on the field at these games. After all, the very idea of
America is that no matter who you are, what you look like,
where you come from, or who you love, you can make it if you try
less we are making
it if you're really
I think it's a carpenter's lyric continually
strive to be a country that loves competition. So let's get
these games underway. Good luck to the athletes have a great
time in Cleveland and Akron and Go Team USA
we'll be in Cleveland and Akron and Fairbanks and you should
play the Dean clip. Oh,
the Dean scream. Yeah. I found that to be very old fashioned.
And I and I'm as a representative of the people who
support our LGBTQ QIAP Brothers and sisters. I find this
reprehensible so not be participating in this.
Yeah, but delta Koch. Yeah. Vinnie, if co sponsor something
that means there's lots of money to be made.
Yes, for sure. No, yeah. No, there's tons of money, make tons
of money there. Tons. All right. Let me play one clip and then
we'll look at our executive producers. This is something
that solidifies and assertion by you, and I'm happy we have the
proof. And I will play this for you as a Ode to your intuition
regarding Marie Harf. Oh, yes. What is your your current
thinking of her in regards to her colleague Jen person
Aki she is out to get Jen Psaki fired or moved out of that
position so she could take it over she she is a an ambitious
blonde.
And there was a question in the August 12 press conference,
which was Monday, I believe, regarding Secretary of State,
and I think President brocco was certainly the Secretary of State
stay in Burma and Myanmar, Burma will call it at a hotel.
Although the hotel was not sanctioned to by US sanction, we
have sanctions on everybody. The owner of the hotel does have
economic sanctions on him. He's on the list. And there was a
discussion reporter saying how can the Secretary of State John
watermelon head carry J F carry as he signs his name? How can he
stay in this hotel, which is owned by someone on the sanction
list? And Murray's argument is, we specifically exclude hotels
from sanctions, even if it's owned by someone who's on the
list. That's what she's trying to get away with. And then she
said something very interesting. If you
saying this complies with the letter of the law, it certainly
doesn't comply with the spirit of the sanction,
it does, actually, sanctions are put in place on certain people.
And you're staying at a hotel that we're doing certain things
if we'd wanted to sanction the hotel, we could have done that,
too. And there's a reason I'm sure that we did it.
But how does allowing this person to benefit?
I think we might have time to agree to disagree on norms,
because when the Secretary of State and President Obama sit in
Burma with Burmese leaders directly to their face and say
you need to do more to reform. I think that makes the case much
more clearly than where the secretary sleeps. When he
when he stays at the hotel. After that meeting. It kind of
sends a wink wink nod meant that Yeah, well, no,
not not at all. We can agree to disagree on this the least. And
I think we've probably right, I clear that building. Profit
people profit, right. i In theory, yes. I don't know why
the sanctions law was written and amended the way that it was.
I'm happy to check with our team. I really am to see if
there's more we can share on this. I mean, sure, nobody was
telling tell. I'm a little. I mean, Jen Psaki, I don't know,
you
know, guys, Jen Psaki might have been stealing towels. What the
What the WoW reporter says, Are you sure no one was stealing
towels as a joke. And harsh says Oh, Jen Psaki might have been
well, we can share
on this. I'm sure nobody was telling tell. I'm a little firm.
I mean, Jen Psaki I don't know, you know, guide me.
So I think you're right, John. And if I were Jen Psaki,
I'd be pissed by that comment. Oh, yeah, she's still her boss.
I believe I'd maybe not. Maybe there was a fire on the spot.
Maybe there equals but that was inappropriate and completely
validated your thinking. It's a double whammy and I appreciate
it. And I thank you for your courage and I say in the morning
to you John C. Dvorak.
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We'll begin with kind of long winded today but we have we
don't have so many donations that we can't read these things.
Brian someplace in Missouri ITM guardians of reality thanks for
all the value for value provided. I'm well overdue on
returning at this donation coming from the Capitol just
getting by proven by our 630 monument to the elbow macaroni
as you enter the city, so I don't know what cities and but
whatever it is, there's an elbow macaroni on the outside
outskirts of town. We even have a restaurant cheese ology that's
dedicated to mac and cheese once you look up cheese ology in
prefiero town this is that's dedicated to mac and cheese with
16 varieties including vegetarian and and vegan vegan
up options what how can you that doesn't make sense? Anyways
cheese dash ology.com Please send whatever karma is needed to
our city at this time of chaos and riots, militant police force
maybes in Ferguson and Reverend Al adding his own brand.
He's in Missouri, the cheese ology is University City,
Missouri. Okay, and I will cut his last name out as he
requested in the edit.
Oh, well, I'll make a note on a somber note I look forward to
your analysis of all the crap going on with the shooting of
Michael Brown I see a lot using the meme no justice no peace as
you've also seen related to not only Trayvon Martin but TO
ISRAEL PALESTINE makes sense. Yeah phrase seems to originate
with what kicked off the LA Rodney King riots. Rodney King
right
Something just hit me well I'll say it after the note I'll
a similar meme no peace without justice is actually an NGO
Reverend Al has been shown up preaching in the day about not
being too angry and that violence will make you a traitor
to the memory of Michael Brown in the evening leading chants of
no justice no peace at a church and signing up young man as
Justice disciples is even had a man standing behind him in a no
justice no peace shirt with Mark Browns picture on it. And then
our friend here is Brian has got all kinds of links which are you
put in the shownotes local black leaders don't even want Sharpton
around other stories of anonymous lynching cyber attacks
on the city and releasing personal information on the
family members. Apparently he's going on to so interesting mess.
I'm gonna give him a rev Al Karma and I want to make one
point about something that was in his No, no real confrere
you've got karma. So now that thank you very much, Brian. Now
that we've established that this receives all the media attention
purely for the votes for the end, I would agree the
Democratic party it is a part of their strategy that overall
media strategy now the ISRAEL PALESTINE Gaza conflict makes
sense because if you're for Israel, you're clearly a crazy
Republican you hear what I'm saying?
It's a possibility there's a damage there's a if you're if
you listen to Democracy Now some of these other very progressive
the progressives generally speaking of our our free
Palestine bumper sticker people their own Berkeley, yep. And you
see all this stuff. And you know, they hate Israel. They're
all Democrats. Yeah, a bunch of Democrats stickers and free
Palestine very common bumper sticker, huh. And so that would
make sense. Yeah, sure. You want to do associative analysis. So
you you kind of produce something that has a ring as a
ring rings, that ring of truth in your world? In your world? A
ring of truth in your world?
I think I think this is what this is the entire reason is
being presented that way. And there's them of course,
yeah, those guys haven't come up in the conversation more.
Oh, well wait for?
Yeah, they gotta be careful when they attack the Koch brothers to
the Koch brothers, essentially, contribute to more liberal stuff
than Republican stuff from what I can tell with the money they
set spend on PBS? Yes.
And I do want to point out you've said essentially a number
of times, and I just want to make sure you're also catching
yourself. Oh, I'm
not even looking for it. You should. Well how about this for
an idea, I'm going to tell you to do something that I would
normally I decided to have a distaste for. But I've realized
that over time, it's very good at works. I can't do it to you
because I haven't got my system rigged up with that I can run
sound through it. But I want you to hit the buzzer
whenever you do that. Okay, sure. Because it could it could
be Hi,
I'm find it very annoying. But I've noticed I believe that it
is a form of behavioral therapy. So I'm so I'm so look out for
I'm gonna the words, essentially, it'll be the one
and the other weird, the weird, I'm getting close to ending
that. Why was that essentially because of you?
Yes. I know. It's my fault. I'm at fault. And I'm catching
myself still, which means I'm on the road to recovery, but it's
very difficult. All right. Well, give me the budget. I'll give
you the budget. And I wanted to say that. Yesterday I was on the
Tom Merritt daily tech news show. Yeah. And he was very
funny. He said, do you find this? And it was I think it was
it must have been about a phone it was a tech show. He said do
you find this unworldly uncanny? Tom Have you been listening to
me has been listening or he probably listened to a couple
episodes before you came to
know I think he listened to a lot now. I doubt it. Higher. All
right.
I don't see any donations.
He gave us some good love and plugs.
Yeah. Okay. Well, that's a plus you said there was some sort of
screeching going on or something.
Oh, for some reason, well, he used Google Hangouts instead of
Skype. I'm not sure why. But that works for that, because he
does video, I guess. And there was some kind of high pitched
whine that because I was feeding back to him the same way I feed
back to you on Skype. And I'm not sure what it was. I couldn't
hear it on this end. But there was an annoying whine. And then
of course, I was like, Oh, well, can't you just plug in a USB
mic? I don't have a USB mic. And so it took me an hour. And this
point, I've installed chrome I'm doing I'm doing everything I
can, I'm sweating. So my hair is now flat too. And I wind up I
have a Creative Labs at E M, you know, like a high end, a USB
interface, which I can plug this mic into. And I had to download
drivers and restart it. This is MAC download drivers on a Mac.
But yes, and it was just it was horrible. And so then by the
time, an hour later and then finally this is working. I'm a
hot sweaty mess. But I still propagated the formula of
course. I do my job. It was for the 10th anniversary of the
daily source code and podcasting. Thanks for the for
the flowers.
Oh yeah, no, you got them.
Did you get them? Yeah. All right. Onward.
David Warner in some Nether missing City, North Carolina
304 90. In the morning, friggin frogs. This is a long note but I
actually liked the I read it over a couple of times. I was
going to take it as I put it aside and edit it down. But then
I said you know this is actually some good information for people
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now Guillaume de Rozier a couture in Gatineau, Quebec to
2222 long overdue and well deserved if possible, I'd like a
Scotch recommendation from John The sage have finer thing,
preferably something affordable to slaves, unlike previous
recommendations for Laphroaig $30,000 A bottle. Hey, when I
when I had Lefroy I remember when the Freud 30 was 350 bucks
and was well worth that but 1000 bucks is which
is way too much, you know, but gas was 50 cents a gallon back
then, John, you know,
I think a good starter Scotch is reasonably priced this this is a
little more expensive than a typical 12 But I think you know,
start off with MacAllan 12 year old Yes. If you can get MacAllan
if you can decide to afford MacAllan. 18
How much is MacAllan? 12 I was given a bottle of MacAllan 12 Is
it as a gift? Yeah. And I thought it was extremely tasty.
I don't think it was. I did it wasn't any less than an 18 I
don't think so. Maybe
the 18 has got to lose a little smoother is a little more
sketchy. It's a very it's a almost a definitive 18 But the
Macallan 12 is a very good scotch to start with and you can
start to explore a little bit after you you know you get used
to it.
And by the way last night I was making I have I'm finishing up
prep, it's like 1130 and we're sitting outside and and she says
Oh Would you like a drink? Say hi I'd love a scotch and and she
gives me the Jack Daniels and this and she says ha boy that
MacAllan is good and what? She finished off the Macallan and
gave me the jack. smart woman.
She gave you the jack Yep, she
jacked me. She jacked me. wonder myself. So make your
recommendation. What do you think it should be? MacAllan?
12, ma'am, okay, good recommendation. What what would
that run for MacAllan? 12
I don't think it's 40 Okay. Very affordable.
And it is the official drink of Ms. Mickey. There you go. Yeah,
sanctioned.
This other you know, scotches have is a bottomless pit of of
interest so you get into it you know you can find some of your
favorites and there's a lot of sketches that are
taste I believe I've told you that I for Shetland Somerset.
One of my very first clients in 1993 94 we built scotch.com Had
there had the URL and everything
Oh scotch.com URLs worth more money in the company was
well they read we registered for them was not something we owned.
But I had to for a longest time we would get the because they
imported all those single malls. The classic single malt and I
think they had Oban. They had certainly McAllen. They had
someone else that they have. I think they had the they're the
importers of all of it. As far as I know. They had a barback
which they would put down at the office filled.
Nice shell.
Good client. I don't remember much of the meetings.
I'm sure we got our last Associate Executive producers
that Nadine as a naughty in Covina, California $200 And she
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Sorry, but I have to do what is right. Thank you for your
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Karma shot.
He says Merci beaucoup. Votre collage is what she says
actually, you translated on the fly. You've got karma. Wow. I
hope that turns out okay. They're in the household.
I'm sure hopefully I'm sure hold air and OB chuckling to himself.
I'm sure he will. Invite me
go like this. Hey, I'm the only one working in this house.
That's my money.
Oh, wow. Now you're just presuming something. We're
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I want to promote two quick things. Obviously, the daily
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yesterday. And Tom Merritt was very gracious promotion of
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Well. And also I get one other thing here, which is what I'm
going to point out with these four clips from Sean Hannity.
Oh, goodness, is that they lie to you? Yes. They twist the
stories. They lie, and they have agendas and the worst agenda. I
mean, this is Sean Hannity to me is essentially
hold on a second let me just essentially
Sean Hannity to me. Did I were to use it though. You get you
didn't you missed it.
You said Sean Hannity to me is essentially a buzzer. That's
right.
I'm just trying to figure out where it wasn't. Cuz you beat me
at the end of it. You didn't you gotta have your finger on the
trigger. You got to interrupt me with that. Yes, sir. Okay, Sean
Hannity is a stooge for the Republican Party in much the
same way and I will It says an analogue of the Rev. Ah, that's
the biggest probably the biggest insult I could throw at the guy.
Yeah. But he is exactly the same way. He just pushes you pushes
some sort of agenda of some sort. And let's play a couple of
clips and let's go over these of it by doing some little research
on the flyers we go and discuss this right now he has got a
bunch of different people on and a couple I don't had clubs I
didn't get because I'd have too many clubs where he shouts
people down who's trying are trying to be reasonable. He has
this one woman on who who comes on to discuss the notion that if
you're a Christian, you have to convert or die. You that meme is
around, you've heard it. And supposedly ISIS is going around
telling Christians that they have to convert or die. And this
has been promoted by the right wing press. Yes. Now this woman
actually
and let and let's just say that this is the as you said the
analog to the Rev. This is to promote a presumably Republican,
get the vote out dad get people to vote Republican Exactly. Get
get find a reason to have Republicans on the show to get
them to vote for you. Right?
So yes, so I want to play this Hannity convert or die. And then
we're going to do a little research and what he's what
they're talking about here. There's a woman that comes on
and she discusses. Now my understanding of studying Islam
is that when you're a Christian community, in an Islamic state,
you can remain so but you have to pay an exorbitant tax. Now
these guys supposedly are rousting. Everybody, but that
never made any sense. So this woman actually tell says what's
actually going what is going on and actually is another thing
you should
be asking me. Okay, sorry. I'll let you slide.
She is saying exactly what's going on and he sent it.
On the buzzer. I didn't
say anything. I said, okay, so gasoline. She tells it like it
is and he kind of moves to the next person without
acknowledging anything. She says, this is the convert or die
clip.
If horses can come and save them.
Julie, let me ask you. Let me ask Julie, this question, to
explain the choice as people now have been pushed out of their
homes and are in desperate need of humanitarian help explain the
choice that they were given convert to Islam or die?
Yes, unlike the Christians, the ISIS sees this people as
apostate. So they, the Christians were given the choice
of either flee or stay and pay taxes or converted to Islam.
Unlike them, the Yazidis were given just the choice of you
could convert or you're going to be dying.
Let me go back to you more. We showed some tape Pele.
Okay, go back to you, Mark. Yeah. Ah, all right. So let's go
to Wikipedia and look up the Yazidis Oh, well, then
in that case, we need to cover Are these not the devil
worshippers? John,
this is an interesting group actually is why easy ID I think
is one way of spelling it. It's got a bunch of different ways.
And these are the people that are up on the mountain. Yes. And
these are the people that we were led to believe by the media
are a bunch of Christians.
Yes. In fact, the Pope's and the Cardinals to go in and be a part
of the solution.
Now the critic their actual Christians in the area are
Canadians. Again, case ch AE L D, a n and the other guy was on
here's a Canadian, she's a Yazidi and the Z these are
actually Muslims. It's a it's a form of Sufi ism combined with
Shia or some people say there's a Zoroastrianism and it's all in
the Wikis got two or three different entries for this, this
operation. And it's, it's spelled differently. And they
have they are considered apostate by the Sunnis. The
Sunnis fatfield in Pakistan have the same thing with another
group. What is it what is an apostate? apostate means that
you're not a believer you were or you should be because you're
kind of part of the clan, right? But you're, you're you've gone
off the deep end by going into these into these cults.
Curiously, by the way, I should mention that if there's any real
research on Qaeda, al Qaeda is Sufi, and I think it could be
argued that they're postage too, but there's that's another
debate that takes place elsewhere and we're not going to
do it. On this show these people
who argue over these these differences in religion, they
need reality television, man, they need something to keep them
busy. No, they
don't have enough television, that's for sure. Whatever the
case is, these these are the people that are on top of the
mountain that we've been led to believe are Christians that have
been run out of the neighborhoods. Yes. And then now
they're critical of Obama that Republicans are the Republicans
are promoting this, by the way. The Republicans votes for votes
are irked by the we went and bombed this area that does a lot
of Americans and there are actually Christians, the
Canadians and and others in that in the little town that's also
an oil center in Kurdistan. And we haven't done anything for
these people on the mountain. Because of these and we've been
led to believe they're Christians. They're not
Christians. They're Yazidi. It's different. It's and if you and
if you I was reading in one of the if you read some of the
Christian publications, they try to make the claim that there is
some connection to Christianity with these folks. There is none.
And let us be blatantly honest, if they're not real Christians,
screw them.
That's essentially what
the book is. Yeah. How about their people, their people,
their brown people think
for them, but I'm not gonna do it under the guise of bullshit,
right? That's what bothers me, I think, yeah, sure. Let's go
rescue these guys.
Just because they're people. They're human beings, not
because they're Christians or whatever.
But let's reread them and read from the book knowledge. Yes,
Edie kurz have a Kurdish culture according to some sources, their
religion is linked to ancient Zoroastrianism and Sufism, while
other sources view their religion as a combination of
Shia and Sufi Islam with indigenous regional folk
traditions would like their Garvey just in a funny way. They
live primarily on the province Nineveh province of Northern
Iraq a region once part of ancient Assyria and they're also
considered part of this Syrians as a Syrians right along with
the Canadians are too so anyway so this is a lie and so this
woman brings out the fact that this the Christians are given
the opportunity to pay taxes they're not just said convert or
die it's these guys who are have to convert or die right. So so
let's bring this up right away. So So Cannady that's your status
and then it gets her did goes right to the next person doesn't
say anything right Hey Mark, so we go to part two where a
Hannity's got to put up this other bull crap which is just
disgusting. And it decapitation Part Two
Yes, I have some stuff to say about that later too. So wait,
wait
wait wait stop start with the Catholic Hannity and they're
capitated kids right make sense? Tell
us what they're telling you because I keep reading about
children being decapitated their heads been put on post one kid
cut in half I mean atrocities to women on a scale that we've not
seen since Nazi Germany go Yeah,
so yes. Great way to go bring in the Nazis.
It brings into visualization no facts of any sore No,
I've heard children cut in half I like to
get cut the kid cut in half let's there's a child let's cut
him in half.
Surely the President will be doing a press conference Any
moment now about the child cut in half
now doesn't seem likely. Anyway Hannity decapitation part two in
this some guy this is a guy I believe is a Canadian.
Yes, absolutely. There are.
Stop Stop. Stop. You gotta play. I gotta set this up. Okay. You
heard part one? Yes. He says die. Will you tell me about the
kids cut in half and agenda heads on his stick? Yes. Now
listen with the guy says about the kids cut in half and they
heads on a stick. It's a new
snack from the Bisco.
Yes, absolutely. There are 1000s of children, woman elderly who
was dying from the starvation and from the thirst and past a
to nine days. There are you know the people in Sinjar had the
only safe haven which was a Sinjar Mountain at the morning
of Sunday. They were
cut in half. I didn't hear him. There's no cut in half. There's
no decapitation. They're starving to death now. Well,
this is your mind.
Do we need video of this cut in half? This is no good.
So we have now here's Hannity and the for the 40,000 dead?
Yes. Another I would invite people to do the math on the
fly. As this guy chats about this.
Isn't Israel those that want to wipe Israel off the map? Aren't
they faded facing those that have a desire for a caliphate?
Isn't converted die a push by now the most radical Islamic
radicals that are out there? Isn't that a push for Jen?
They're genocide. Isn't that an example of a caliphate that
they're pushing?
Absolutely. Because ISIS knows no boundaries. They just change
it and aim to ice they're going country to country we want to
eradicate,
how can the CIA director of this president be so wrong?
He was completely out of touch. And I can tell you from my
people that are being massacred, because they are refusing to
convert, all they want right now is a chance to live.
People do you estimate a
bit a massacre? 1000s were at least every day around 500 since
it started. So you're talking eight weeks and 540,000 at least
can you think 40,000 so far? 40,000 people have been
slaughtered,
either slaughtered or died because they don't have food,
water divers closed. This is a global humanitarian crisis and
the next president, whether it be Rubio or Clinton,
I think 4000 is closer to the reality and
based on his math and based on the 528,000 Right, die 1440
Right now whatever the case is, Hannity was all over again, this
is just a blast of the of the Democrats of this thing. This is
the Hannity goes after Brennan. He's basing that what he just
said, the caliphate which is they're going from country to
country, country to country, you're in Iraq, I don't know
what country that country they're talking about it but
whatever the case is, this is what he cites as the classic the
Obama boneheads Brennan is an idiot, and the CIA is full of
crap. They don't know what they're talking about. He's out
of touch. The other guy said, Now I want you to list this is
one of the few things I've ever heard Brennan say that I
actually agree with. he nails it.
They taught America they taught Europe, you see young kids that
have been brainwashed and indoctrinated into this
radicalism and they talk about the caliphate, John Brennan, CIA
director back in 2011. I'm gonna play the tape, literally said
senior adviser to Obama said that the idea of an Islamic
caliphate is absurd. I want to play you His words and get your
reaction to this what's realistic,
our strategy is also shaped by a deeper understanding of alkaitis
goals, strategy and tactics that we have gained over the last
decade. I'm not talking about okay, this grandiose vision of
global domination through a violent Islamic Caliphate. That
vision is absurd. And we're not going to organize our
counterterrorism policies against a feckless delusion,
that is never going to happen. We're not going to elevate these
thugs and the murderous aspirations into something
larger than they are. Hmm.
I'm all in on that I can. Think of GM paying. Nice. So this guy
essentially is a troublemaker full of crap. You know, he's
just short of Sharpton because he doesn't go out into the
streets and cause trouble. But it's the same thing. This lies.
Yeah, innuendo. groomer mongering is terrible. This guy
really is terrible. Yes. And he's just like, like I said,
She's the analog of sharp down the other side.
And it's all about votes.
I would say probably, yes. Well, there's the big pusher of the
Republic. He's the biggest promoter of the Republican
agenda than anyone, the other guys all claim they're semi
independent, or they're both the same Fox is all in on winning.
We know, we know what Fox is, we know.
We need the Democratic Front. That's the reason that this guy
stands out like a sore thumb.
So I'm going to play a couple clips, which relate to this and
the promotion of not necessarily, well, the people
who you'll be hearing from, of course, are also looking for
votes. But first, we need to go to one of our good old friends.
Hey, Fred Kagan, who has some I think this was on Fox, he has
some interesting insider info. And please note that the Kagan's
are part of the neoconservative movement, who believe there's an
order in the world and the order is a run, run by them run by
them. And it includes knocking people in the line, however,
they need to do it through propaganda and through death.
Look, we may be weary of war. But war is not weary of us. And
yeah, that's a good one. We may be weary of war. But war is not
weary of us.
But war is not weary of us. And the problem is that we have an
al Qaeda splinter group here that it clearly has in our
intelligence community has clearly indicated that it has
the intention to attack Americans and probably to attack
America. And it has established de facto, a state this is the
first time we've ever seen an al Qaeda state like this that has
control over a major city and its resources that acquired
radioactive materials from research institutions and mozal.
They have radioactive materials. Dirty Bomb in America
Athenry and so on that has an army is of real serious threat
to the United States of America and to our allies in the region
and outside. And if we don't take action to, to rein this in,
then we have effectively decided that we actually are okay with
having an al Qaeda state with an al Qaeda army in control of
major population centers.
And we can't have that, of course, we can't have that.
Nevermind that we run these people and we gave them the
weapons and we gave them money. And we set them up in Syria.
We're sending them back to Syria. And nevermind, all that I
hear is Senator Lindsey Graham, and he is these one of these
that cheerleader man, he loves this. We need of course to of
course, we need to go out and fight ISIS. Or is as you I think
they they've rebranded is and for some reason, now people are
the spokes holes are just now catching up to where we were
months ago. And they're saying ISIS or ISIL, pick whichever one
you want. No, no, no, you don't get to pick it's is Islamic
State. That's the new branding. Okay. That is what that was.
That was a screw up to begin with. They had to rebrand. And
it's like bringing out new coke disaster. Senator Graham, are
you saying we should go back to war in Iraq?
I'm saying that Iraq and Syria combined represent a direct
threat to our homeland. Yeah, the day the President raised his
right hand to become president for a second time, his
constitutional responsibility as commander in chief trumps any
political promise. What what is going on in Washington when the
FBI director when the head of National Intelligence, the CIA,
the homeland security secretary, tells every member of Congress,
including the President, we're about to be attacked in a
serious way, because the threat emanating from Syria and Iraq,
his responsibility as president is to defend this nation, if he
does not go on the offensive against ISIL is ISIL, whatever
you want to call these guys, they are coming here. This is
just not about Baghdad. This is just not about Syria, it is
about our homeland. And if we get attacked, because he has no
strategy to protect us, then he will have committed a blunder
for the ages.
Okay, hold on a second. Yes. Thank you. Are these people
clinically insane? Yes, they have no navy. How are they going
to get over here? They have no air force. There's a bunch of
ragtag a holes shooting up the place in the back of pickup
trucks. How are they getting over here? Well, this is what
they come over here.
What is troubling to me?
Are they kidding us? This Graham, take the public? This is
the problem with the Republicans. They think
everyone's an idiot.
Well, let me add John McCain to the mix, then well,
these people that are coming to fight on the side of ISIS are
returning to their countries in Europe. And there's 100 of them
that we are tracking in the United States, as I mentioned to
you already, one was in Syria, came back the United States and
then went back to Syria and blew himself up. Mr. Baghdadi, the
leader of ISIS when he left our camp Buka that counts that camp
in Iraq said she in New York, if you read what they're saying, We
are the enemy. They want to destroy us. They're getting
stronger all the time. They say back
to you in New York, he was probably going to be a tourist
Yes, 1000 young
men from around the world who are now fighting on their side,
this this ISIS is metastasizing throughout the region, cancer
and their their goal, as they have stated openly, time after
time, is the destruction of the United States of America. And
it's not John McCain that saying it is the Director of National
Intelligence. John. John McCain, John McCain, the attorney
general.
Yeah, well, I got one more. I got another one along these
lines. Here. We have Anderson Cooper. He's got his ice as
analysis going on. And then he brings in our guy, this, bear,
Bob, got it. You say that there's a significant risk of
retaliatory attacks inside the United States. If American
forces take out a large number of ISIS fighters, you really
believe that?
I've heard that. And the thing is that our Americans have gone
to Syria and Iraq to fight with ISIS. Sports, they can easily
come back to the American passport. We've been over this
for a long time. Number two, I'm hearing from officials on the
Mexican border that they believe and I can't confirm this border
that ISIS members are coming back that don't have American
passports walking across the border. They said it's a
significant threat, and they clearly have bad intentions. And
so I think the level of terrorism, while not absolutely
certain is gone way up here. The threat of it, probably in terms
of other jihadist organizations we've seen where does ISIS to
read,
when I think they they're off the charts, I think they make
everything that's come before them seem tame and because
because in terms of efficiency and organization, you can
compare them with the Taliban. In terms of sheer brutality,
this is a new law. I can't think of any other terrible terrorist
group, even Okada that seems to enjoy the act of slaughtering
people as much as these customers.
All right, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. This is
crazy. This is just crazy. These people need to be bound gagged,
tarred and feathered, driven out of town driven television needs.
You need to go and shut down these television stations
violently if necessary. This is terrorism of the highest degree
terrorism. Anderson Cooper I'm looking at you terrorism that
you are now enacting on the small group but still the
viewers. It is being propagated by the terrorists. McCain and
Lindsey Graham they are terrorizing the American people
enabled by the completely compromised terrorist television
propaganda networks. This is not okay anymore. The so what are
you saying? Then? Anderson Cooper please the logical
question is what do we do if all this is taking place? And our
obvious police state is not working? It is not able to stop
the people who are these who are these people who enjoy
slaughtering children cutting them in half? What is the
logical next step? The Should we just annihilate the Middle East?
Are we just making one fire bomb one big nuclear wasteland? What
else
do we do? Rob alized it
What else do we do? This? This turns my stomach this horrible.
Propaganda does terrorism. This is terrorizing people stop it.
Now and here,
by the way, I'm gonna measure with Bob Barr bear, the CIA guy
who is now as an analyst for CNN. He you know he's a pro so
he knows how to not really do too. Too many tails. But I
watched his two or three times at the very beginning of his
little love his lies. I heard this I heard that isn't a joy.
Guys, just as he couldn't help himself a little, a little
tongue tip or little eyeball to the right. Just a little bit
just a little eyeball right
little tongue popping out.
I'm gonna be lying. Now note I didn't know tongue. But just the
eyeball thing. It was just really subtle. But I had to
watch it two or three times to catch his voice squeak could not
keep it keep from doing that. It gets his you know needs to be
slapped around by when
it comes down to the to the question I just asked. I think
the obvious question is, is our goal now to wipe out these
horrible? This horrible is Islamic State, formerly known as
ISIL is is take your pick. Thank you, Lindsey Graham. Is it our
goal to annihilate them to wipe them out to pound these guys
down because they cut children in half? They raid women they
hang men? Forget all the oil stuff. That's that's really
that's about budgeting. Forget all that. And this is the
appropriate question asked at the State Department of Marie
Harf. Oh, yes. Thank you. I
thought there's a broader question here, which is what
you're getting at how do we fight ISIL long term in Iraq and
in Syria. There's a broader strategy in place. And it's one
that's not at the end of the day fully in American military
solution. We've been very clear about that. The Iraqi security
forces working with the Kurds need to regroup and they need to
retrain, and they need to re equip and we're going to help
them do that. But at the end of the day, that's really the long
term strategy
as a long term goal than isn't the goal of the United States to
defeat ISIS.
Well, clearly, we want to see this terrorist group, not be
able to threaten people anymore.
You want to but is that the goal? Is it the goal United
States defeated?
Well, of course, the goal is to defeat them operationally. Yes,
but what did that mean, when you're looking at a terrorist
group? Yeah. What does that mean? What does that mean, when
you're looking at their ideology? If you look very
specifically at what they've done in Iraq, what we want to do
is not allow them to take more territory, not allow them to
move on or below, of course, further down towards Baghdad,
and helps the Iraqis push them back basically retake territory.
So we're helping the Iraqis do that now, but it's a broader
question. Look, you're always going to have a terrorist
threat. It's how you contain it. And it's how you when they tried
to go after your interest, as we've seen them do in Syria in
Iraq, how we can bring our capabilities to bear to fight
that it's different every place you look and you have to use
different tools to fight that threat. Yeah,
you know what, that is Marie Harf bullshit bunch of steaming
pile of But you are a horrible person just lying go wife.
What is she even talking about? vague generalities?
This is the shot heard around the world. And I have a
debunking of it simultaneously.
Can I stop you for a second? Sure. I want to mention that you
think one of the things I've said this before, I'll say it
again, it was maybe I said maybe 678 shows ago. We've always had
this these issues with asymmetric warfare, where you
don't have a an enemy that has it doesn't have an operational
headquarters. It's scattered, it's networked. It's the idea of
the al Qaeda network, there's no place you can bomb. This ISIS
ISIL is whatever you want to call it advertising. This
operation is setting up shop as a country as a caliphate. They
want to call it a caliphate. But they're essentially just a part
of Baghdad, a part of Kurdistan Iraq, in Iraq and Part M in the
eastern part of Syria. So it's which is an old segment section
of the look in the maps before the 19. And before World War,
which is exactly where they want them to where we want them to
block any pipeline activity going to
be a good spot for them to be and this is not anything to do
and date, but they're operational as a as a unitary
government with a central location and headquarters. This
is the kind of thing that we can fight against because we can
just bombed them into oblivion, knowing we're all their offices
are. So I don't see how this is remotely any sort of threat
under any circumstances. This is a negative threat. This is less
of a threat than than random characters. And again, with 100
Americans that have passports that have been fought in Syria,
volley, half of our which are spies, them, we're tracking
them, we know where they are, and they come back with just
keep an eye on him. It's not a big deal. This is nonsense.
No, it is terrorism propagated by the political elite, to
garner votes, of course, to continue their power and to
further their agenda, which is that of energy turf, and hookers
and blow and here is watermelon. had John Kerry, John F. Kerry,
who I'm now beginning to despise and he is
this is this is the law you know, I'm the less you like him.
Yep. And this
is being touted this clip of him in fact, but also the pictures
you've seen it on the social media as you've seen it on the
on the book faces all that stuff,
this image. Perhaps even an iconic photograph, iconic, that
Julius just referred to, is really one of the most
disturbing stomach turning grotesque photographs ever
displayed.
No, it's not carries passport picture
of a seven year old child holding a severed head up with
pride. And with this with the, with the support and
encouragement of a parent with brothers there.
This is fantastic. Finally, they've got something that
really really works because every parent can find empathy
for this empathy and disgust and fear and a million emotions.
You've got children, you've got gory, severed heads, you've got
parent, everything you want is finally in this this is really,
really good.
That child should be in school, that child should be out
learning about the future that child should be playing
catch up at Foxconn making iPhones
with other kids. Not holding a separate head out in the field.
Should not be holding a separate hand. I'm telling you this is
not a good thing. No.
This is utterly disgraceful. And this ideology is without one
redeeming quality of offering people a job or a healthcare
system or an education or anything other than saying don't
live any other way. But the way we tell you
okay, hold on a second. Jobs health care and education. This
is like the Obama talking points.
Yeah. And he relates it to this is how it works. You shock
people you create you open up their minds. We know
motion. Oh, that that photo wasn't actually produced in a
studio?
Well, thank you for asking. I have from Australia. I have a
report. It was a very long, very detailed report, which I've cut
down to two minutes. It was 11 minutes long. I think it's
important that we hear this, this report. The child
apparently is a son of collied, Sharif and Australian who is not
well, in fact, if you listen to this report, he's pretty much an
actor and a with very low mental capacity. And it brings the
entire credibility of this picture and the occurrences into
question. This week the image of an Australian boy holding his
severed head became an Internet tional symbol of the brutality
of the militant group now known as the Islamic State, the seven
year old is the son of an Australian terrorist college
Sharif a minor player in the country's biggest terrorism
plot, who took himself and his children to the killing fields
of Syria earlier this year, Sharif styles himself and
Islamic warrior, but in fact, he's a former drug addict and
petty criminal with a long history of mental illness, a
pathetic figure in the words of the judge who sentenced him to
jail perlage Saru first came to public notice in 2005, when he
was charged with eight other Sydney men over the biggest
terrorism plot in Australian history. Raids at Sharif
southwest Sydney house uncovered instructions on how to make
bombs, two dozen bottles of chemical precursors for
explosives and videos of beheadings and executions.
Sharif was charged with possessing items to be used for
a terrorist act, six clocks and 140 batteries he stole from a
local big W store. Please know that that was what he was
charged with, with stealing clocks and batteries. And he had
some like shampoo. And it was a it was a laughingstock this
matter. We covered it on the show. It was it was just funny.
And these guys didn't go away forever, which is, you know,
hey, you're not doing the right thing. You got bomb making
materials. you've downloaded the stupid PDF, you got batteries
and clocks boo hoo. Sydney barrister Charles Waterstreet
represented one of the other men charged and observed Sharif in
court.
The one characteristic that I observed was that he was really
a class clown, that much of his attitude and when not to these
tactics with the other group was to get a laugh, and put it down
to dim wittedness A little bit. But he was really playing the
clown he would be but notice the word likely to be holding your
head in your arc, if one had to pick it
is clearly over there, playing a role. The master terrorist when
he's anything but of course, you know, he's a he's a very sad,
pathetic figure. He remains a highly unintelligent man who has
no perception of himself. He, he is in fact no threat to us, in a
real sense. And now, the only danger he represents, I think,
is that he is classed as a sort of proselytizer of this radical
Islam image, and Facebook and Twitter, all that sort of thing.
carry that message across here to young men who might be in the
position he was young men who are angry, dissatisfied,
rebellious. Looking for a cause.
The guy is a phony phony baloney and I don't believe for a minute
that this this picture is, is portraying the accurate story.
Let me put it that way. We have a lie knife. Yeah. And we all we
have is more of pictures from Social Media YouTube videos,
which has become synonymous with proof and facts. And it is not.
It is not the think about this people I'm going to I'm going to
talk to you directly. When you post a picture of yourself on
Facebook, we call it a selfie. How many times did you retake
the picture? What filters Did you add? What did you crop out?
If you are posting lies about yourself on social media, but
these lies are deemed as truth by your friends. You are living
a lie and you are now being manipulated by the very same
tactics you yourself use, which is why you accept it. Thank you,
I knew you'd like that. And quite honestly, you should be
ashamed of yourself. But you can't help it.
Well, you can't you know, you people are harangued by the
media with this bull crap. What can you do you I mean, even the
staunch has no agenda listener who has a clue and they kind of
get it we pointed this out in their newsletter, you know, you
can see that most of this, but you turn on this stuff and then
it starts coming at you and coming at you and coming at you.
And believe me it Yeah, it happens to us. Yeah. So
fortunately, one of us will go and buy into some bull crap. It
doesn't happen a lot because we're so conscientious. We
actually spend too much time listening to the other stuff
read before we venture into Hannity. Well, it's
even worse than that because we of course become cynical and
weary of everything which pretty much ruins mine. Life. How about
you?
I've always been this way. Yeah,
well, good. You know,
I've always been this grouchy guy who's you know should be
retired according to a Ryan block.
Hey, you know, can I say some? You know, I am not one for
violence, but I will stand up for you and this Ryan block and
you got to stop this man. Stop this. Don't talk about my friend
like that.
But it's like I stand up for you. I know you
do. But he no one says anything nasty about me
it's about delusions. Oh, yeah. But the point is, is that this
is rough. This is a rough go and that picture. And then then when
you have government officials,
but it's even worse, the picture is now pixelated. It's now
pixelated. You can barely find the original picture anymore.
You can't do any analysis of it. It's astonishing to me that this
is the point we're at is beyond it's it's I don't know what to
say. It's depressing in some odd way. Okay, I got a little side
thing we can do just a little bit because I want to you know,
I was thinking about this how much analysis we do we listen,
we listen, we were on C span. Where were you getting stuff
from overseas? I got, I have a little clip from the Finnish
radio show that somebody says I have the one part that's that we
need to hear. But I'm thinking how good or this is, like ask
this is not ask Adam. This one is guest the spokes hole.
And we don't have a jingle for guests, the spokes hole,
we might have ended. Now this is not really disposal. This is a
government official. And I want to play this clip I want you to
identify the person. You try to ignore that. Part of it and tell
me who this is.
You are relatively modest in in touting your commitment to
increase another 5 billion of investment in Africa. And I just
want to thank you and applaud Coco's leadership and its
partnership with the New Alliance for Food Security and
Nutrition. Which is an effort that many in this room have
joined the United States in some of our partners internationally
and supporting it is bringing opportunity and food security to
people all over the continent in particular, to women and women
farmers.
I recognize the voice I know you
would I knew this. You know, I when I heard this, I was thought
about this as as a gimmick on the show. And I said I I know
you could get it, but I don't think you will. Because it's
slightly out of context. It's someone that we really haven't
been talking about.
It sounds like well, there's it's funny that at first and
I'm, I'm recognizing the voice at the it's in an auditorium. So
it's a it's a little you know, the Africa and it's a little bit
of out of context for me normally, initially, I want to
say this has got to be one of these of Silicon Valley women.
That's what I initially thought. Yeah, no, then I thought Valerie
Jarrett is what I thought.
Close. Susan Rice. Ah,
wow. Yeah, she has the case the cadence but oh, man, I could
have known that. I think you would have
I knew you knew. Yeah. Nice voice that was a dirty trick.
That was a dirty trick. I just played
Yeah. That was a good one, though.
Oh, yeah. Because I heard her too and I'm thinking first of
all, why is she there? And what is she talking about? And why
she kissing Coca Cola is but well, you know, this is the
National Security Adviser for Obama who used to be of course
for people out there who are keeping score un our UN spokes
hole and then they good we're gonna make our Secretary of
State and then they submitted the Republicans or somebody
submarine that she's an idiot.
And as she is She also four foot 10 like Madeleine Albright
she's a shorty I think I don't know what her height is but
she's definitely a shorty It is alright, I'm sorry I did that
too. You
know that's okay. Just listening to that actually. It didn't it
made me more depressed I did not end did not not make me any
happier.
It did not make me happier because it's just is there a way
out man? Are we going to see any end to
be over? Never show great stuff.
Well, this is true. But holy macaroni is never and you've
never seen it this bad. Have you never seen this this bad? And
historically, since I was a student of history, it's pretty
much par for the Course we just happen to be digging into we're
in a period where, where the smoke screen is so extreme that
when you go and you go you have to when you dig under the smoke
screen started to uncover the bull crap. It just looks like
it's horrible, but I don't think it's any different than it's
ever been.
My feeling is what is a national an international health disaster
is social media. It is an international health disaster.
I think that that that W H O woman that Hong Kong Chinese
person who's weird, should call it such media. That's the one
thing that's different. The social media has exacerbated, it
has amplified everything. It's made everything worse. And it's
actually and I think it's hurt people more than anything else.
Yeah. I mean, the over the fence gossip from the farming
communities got nothing on this.
Yeah, yes, it is an international health disaster of
epidemic proportion, epidemic proportion. It even uses the
same terms as a pandemic such as viral.
The right that's a great, great point,
you know it, we can probably continue this analysis. But when
I say that people are living a lie, or perhaps the lie is the
life I'm not quite sure which way to look at it. When you must
realize that you are not living in reality, you are not
portraying reality you are portraying a version of yourself
that you approve of, which is not based in the moment of I'm
saying specifically about selfies, just as an example.
Selfies selfies, which obsessed by myself is a very narcissistic
issue. And
do you ever run into these people that are so good at
selfie? Yeah, there's a woman I know that I've run it I every
time I see her, I try to avoid her because the first thing she
does, she says hello. You know you are if you're not listening
to this, she's a Democrat. She would like within one fell
swoop. She'll grab you and pull you to her and have a selfie of
the two of you before you can blink. It's just like an
automatic grab, shoot, and the shot is perfectly framed.
Here is something Yes, I find it
extremely distressing. I don't like being in somebody else's
selfie. And I don't like to be grabbed and have a selfie made
of me. And especially when it's off catches me off guard. But of
course now it's happened. I can avoid it. I don't like selfies.
I avoid the I don't like to be I'm not. I'm very on photogenic
person.
This is not true. But okay. Yeah, I think you are very
photogenic. The way I see it, of course, is the way you see it.
And if you were really narcissistic enough to be doing
selfies, you would be filtering and cropping and take it really
is the retaking thing that bugs me. But hold on, there's no
gonna do it again. It take a picture check if you want. It's
a good yet no. Oh, please take it again. Well, Somalia. Well,
here's what I have noticed about myself that I'm, I've not
brought this up yet. But I have to now. We have some friends in
Austin, different friends. And we go out and we have a dinner
or we go to the theater. And at some point, a picture of the
four of us or the six of us, or let's say the four of us will
show up on social media. And everyone else that we know says
oh, like like, like so great. Oh, yes. Oh, well, you look
fantastic. Boy, you're beautiful. Okay, fine. I'm going
to presume that everybody likes me. We look beautiful. We're
fabulous. And then it was couple and then three days later, I see
our same friends with other friends of ours and we are not
in the picture. It's just them. And it's the same thing and I'm
not sure what it is. But it's not fabulous. But I'm like so
what what is this life that we're living and and should I
feel bad that I was excluded? Or were they talking about us when
they had that dinner the way we were talking about them when we
had that dinner? This is a it is an illness? It is it is it is
sick and I miss her I agree with
you. I think it is sick. There's not much you can do about us all
over the place. I avoid a lot of events because I've always
avoided events but more so now than ever because you know if
you go to Flickr if you like to do research on people you can go
to Flickr or their or their Facebook page or wherever you
want to go and you can find out if they're heavy drinkers you
can find it if they like to go you can find out all these
different things.
Or if or if they are just a very pathetic want to be burlesque
dancer with huge tummy flab.
Yeah, yeah, that can happen. The whatever the case is, there is a
lot I have it's just I don't know what the scene is
to be here's how I'm here's how I'm feeling. Many tribes
American Indian tribes and an indigenous people do not want
their picture taken. They believe it is stealing your
soul. And I in some fashion feel like my soul is being chipped
away at when this takes place a feel a little Rob No, that's
just it that's the best feeling I can give you I feel a little
robbed of my soul with not just the picture being taken but how
it is used. It's tagged it's it's out there it's a pictures
of great I mean, I love having a record of my life that's it's
there's nothing wrong with that. But this is so incessantly ill.
And I participated in it too. I do not I'm not a selfie taker. I
don't do this ever. But I'm in selfies, of course. And I take
them for other people, and they put up with us and we take a
picture, but every single time I see the same people with other
people, and like just interchange the people what are
we will just cut
down the beach boardwalk she used to have this kind of a cut
out you'd have these the muscle man and a bathing beauty with
the two holes. You stick your head through there. And then
take a picture of that. Yeah, yeah, it's kind of what we're
talking about. On a kind of ridiculous scale. But I don't
know what Photoshop might you wouldn't put me in yourself the
Photoshop my head in there. You refer to that head on a stick.
We had your head on? Yeah, we had the job. That was in
Detroit. Your head on? Very good. And we took a bunch of
pictures with your head on a stick. I'm all for it was fine.
You seem to be almost like you were there. I'm all for that.
Yeah, that's fine. Do that.
Anyway, it is a an international health crisis. And yes, the fact
that we use words like viral proves that there is something
going on like this. And I'm sure we can find other words and
phrases that fit in now.
Let's ask our producers to get us some more words. Let's put
the producers to work producers. If we think about this as a
health issue, these these this social media come give us some
of the indicators that are out there that we can't come up with
at the top of our head, these indicators such as the term
virus viral and all the rest of it, right. And there's other
ones and I'm sure that there's somebody out there now screaming
at the speaker saying yes, so since you can't get to remember.
So we want to hear that. That'd be a good thing to do. All
right. What's your other pet peeve?
Ah, no, I just wanted to read two notes and then I think we
should thank some people. Brandon Scott says and he's a
longtime producer of the show. It's been a few months since
I've heard it no agenda show unfortunately on my way to work
I had a 250 pound dough wrecked my bike and my body and wound up
waiting 45 minutes for a Mercy Flight helicopter to take me to
hospital and I had an eye where I was in coma for 11 days. I'm
home now and I might
to hospital and he's in coma. Where is he in England?
Actually, I think I read it that way. Oh, I had to wait 45
minutes for Mercy Flight helicopter to take me to the
hospital. And I had an I had an 11 day coma. I think he was in
an 11 day coma. I'm home now and I have blown my right ear broke
the bone in my head behind my ear along with my shoulder. But
my helmet saved my head pretty well. I'm all right besides my
head injury but every day I feel better. He says he feels bad he
missed the show. But of course we want to give him some some
healing karma Brandon We're glad you're okay yeah.
Yeah, you know when you hit one of these one of these deer with
your car to get killed because a damn thing doesn't get killed
comes through the windshield kicks you to death very common
thing in Washington State.
So in this case, he hit it with his motorcycle now which right
and you know that well they shouldn't and then Aaron's booze
a month ago and produces well I've recently gotten my PBS
loving mother in law into the show and I was trying to play
her the clip you guys played ages ago where the head of PBS
or possibly the corporate Corporation for Public
Broadcasting was talking about donor levels being down it was
the NPR lady correct love love love the new search search
features in the show notes but I can't find this clip to play for
her please help when you have a moment. And I thought I would
play that this is who now is no longer there the the head of NPR
and she's asked about the finances of the National Public
Radio, which is a similar system to PBS where they have not
advertising or do they and it's time to play this clip.
Okay, moving on to money. How are NPRs corporate underwriting
revenues holding up in the recession? And what about found
ation grants
to different stories. Underwriting is underwriting is
is down it's down for everybody. I mean this is this is this is
the area that is most down for us is is in is in sponsorship
underwriting advertising, call it whatever you want.
I'm gonna show my son moved by Jonah did no agenda Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah that'd be fun
it's just advertising people it's just advertising
so we have a few people that thing including Gentry Neyland
in Damascus, Oregon 133 33 And it's it's the year 2133 And I'm
riding around the steampunk police car and out of nowhere
she double rainbows. So then he decided to do apparently donate
are anonymous Colorado Springs $100. Joyce show the recent set
97% analysis motivated to donate we're going to do an article on
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did you quit? Did you
many, many, many times by being stolen identities being stolen
to Eric is good about this. And we've been back and forth and I
think it keeps getting stolen.
Sam gets to come up with a different address. 6969 Sorry,
I'll Christina Caldwell in Queensland, Australia has got
another birthday coming up in Brisbane. 6789. And then sir da
slammer. There's a note I have to read. But I want you to guess
I want you to guess something. Where do you think the note is?
It's downstairs? No, it's across the room. It's in the Red Book.
It's at the other computer. It's in Washington. No, it's
already got it. It's across the room across the room.
Yes. Brooke Baldwin on CNN.
Brooke Baldwin.
She's kind of she's kind of cute. I'd have
that. How do you get from Cirque de h Slammer to Brooke Baldwin?
So in other words, when I asked you to do the question, you
started surfing the net. Tom.
I have the TV on. Oh, that'd be close up over.
Oh, well, hold on a second. Let's take time out. Brooke
Baldwin, and she wanted the Baldwin brothers. Yeah,
she is Alex younger brother. And it was this one particular shot
and I've never really noticed it before. She's she's an airhead.
Oh, there she is. Oh, she's not a blonde. No. She's kind of a
Erin Burnett clone.
Burnett has not really bounced back yet from everything.
For what's everything the child Oh, is that what it is? I wonder
why she's only on her show once a week.
Yeah, it's just I think it was rough it's been rough for her
that could be what she's still she looks great now though. I
have to say she's
think burn it looks great.
Oh, not burned I'm sorry. I have no she looks like she looks like
Trish Regan. Oh, anyway, it looks great. Anyway, that's
enough of this sorry. Let's go to that note from it
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Yes sorry is feeling left out of the no agenda family.
This he sent a note and we read this yes this is different
another note
I'm sorry a minute again. Sorry. Since dad's a night mom is on
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We did all that. We gave her a bunch of advice. Yes.
Exactly. Okay. And I wanted to point out based upon the advice
I said do not daughter do not get on any or in any vehicle
with two wheels or less. And then you made a crack joke about
the Segway and I wanted to point out the guy who invented the
Segway died on the Segway. He ran off the cliff and the stupid
segway Yes,
he was the I think it was the CEO. He wasn't the inventor. The
inventor was Dean Kaman who's the CEO,
the CEO, the CEO. Dangerous four wheels. That's it.
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Do we got a letter from oh? Oh we have no nice things. We have
no knighting so 99 was bad. But we did get a letter from a
knight. Okay, just from Sir Mark.
Oh Sir Mark. Well, Baron of Baron barroco Yes. Yeah, I
find it amazing that a search for snowed in broken glasses
only brings up no agenda. Is every reporter more over every
photographer and art director blind and or asleep?
And this is pretty incredible. The I discussed this with Tom
Merritt yesterday I have to say I there was a little bit of
cheating on you, but he brought it up. This is the Wired
article. completely objective of course, as they sent Bamford
over to interview him, which means that it's kind of a one
sided it's an interview and I don't really know why the CES
continues to happen. But if you look at the at the Big Cover
Photo, in fact, I have a little clip of how it came to be.
This is the man US officials have called a traitor and a
coward wrapping himself in the American flag that even as he
extends his stay in Putin's Russia out from the shadows.
My name is Ed Snowden. I used to work for the government. And now
I work for the public
in front of the flashbulbs appearing at times exhausted at
times defiant wearing a bouncers t shirt, did you feel like he
took a different tact and making this a little bit more about
himself and
your peace than he has previously. He came in actually
quite nervous to the shoot and he said I love my country. I
feel like a patriot. And it was at that moment that we knew that
we had to cover
Yes. So let's discuss this for a moment because apparently you
need to have sound effects of cameras to make it all kind of
to accentuate what you're trying to say. So the picture of Ed
Snowden on the cover is again with the Burberry glasses they
are in fact addressed in the article with a missing notepad
with the missing nose pad and no one says anything about this in
addition that Snowden is seen out in Moscow not wearing
glasses. This can only mean and if you read the white article
they even say his trademark Burberry glasses. We are now
looking at brand Snowden and this brings everything he says
now everything that is coming from him into huge question. He
is now becoming and turning himself and allowing himself to
be turned into an icon. And this is I have an issue with this.
This is not okay. This branding
baby branding. Yeah, why not? Okay, I mean, the guy's got to
make $1 He's got to have those crappy glasses on with the
broken thing. I don't understand why he doesn't get these glasses
fixed. So they stopped making that that model. He can't find
anything that looks like those glasses. Those glasses are what
he looks best in in the selfie. I mean, he's had those glasses
since we know since he began this app is this it may have
been even gone to Hawaii.
Ah yes. Well since the Hong Kong interview that Laura Poitras did
right that's where we first noticed it admitted come
back when I noticed it. Yeah.
Well because I'm a glasses wearer and I have an iPhone from
time to time I will lose a notepad and you go to the you
can go into in America certainly you can go into any opticians
office they will fix it for free and say that when you when you
want a new pair of glasses, I hope you come back. I don't
think you maybe get charged for that ever. And Moscow is not the
backwater of the world. You know you have Gucci and you have no
no really big names there. You know all the names, all the
fashion, everything is there. It says this should not be an
issue. But now I'm very very suspicious. He is clearly only
wearing these glasses when he is in character. And it's a
giveaway
or it might be a giveaway.
He is in character when he is doing this and you bring up a
good point. You know he has to make a buck What is he living
off of who is paying for him? How was he getting that money
how I had to transfer some money?
I know they were Burberry, Burberry, Burberry, whatever I
never the case is that that's a plug. That's gotta be worth a
couple grand. Well, Burberry
should be incensed and outraged that they are broken. Yeah,
you're right. But how is he making money? And I'm going to
I'm asking this specifically, we know the issues between the
United States and Russia or anywhere and you're anywhere in
Europe, anywhere money might be coming from the I had to send
some money to the Netherlands for my birthday party, which I
am not in charge of. And Mickey said, Okay, you need to transfer
some money, half for the party. And it's not a huge amount. But
I don't have I had to send it. Can I send PayPal? No, they
don't have PayPal, of course. So I do a bank transfer. Oh my god.
50 bucks. 40 Oh, my God. It Real Thank you. An outrageous amount.
And they locked them. I got phone calls, texts are going off
the app is exploding for the bank. I get a phone call. This
is the fraud protection probe press OPTION free. Citizen
citizen, you are funding terrorism. And so I finally I
call in and say what's going well and I have to prove who I
am I going to input my pin number on the phone and crazy
security Wi Fi whatever and then who are the Who do you know the
party who this money is going to and what does it for It's for my
It says it right there Batum curry birthday party half and
then took another half hour to approve this money
because who is the who was this? What bank
that's irrelevant doesn't matter if mechanics bank can't even do
this they can't even send a wire. But believe me I've tried
with them they their their brain starts to fry if you ask for
that incoming transfers even worse, but it doesn't matter
this is the same with any bank when you try to transfer money
overseas. So how is Ed Snowden getting his money and it's not
any different with PayPal that gets rejected and sent back it's
an IED guy needs money and he's real money because he's booking
hotel rooms for his interview someone is running stuff for him
for brand Snowden and I'm now I'm just very tired of this. And
it's no longer it's it's not cute anymore wired with send me
what I think if we call up any one of his attorneys and
everybody's his attorney, I might point out Radek is his
attorney, the Ben Weisner as his attorney, everybody's his
attorney, where's his dad with his attorney? Where's his
girlfriend? Come on people? You're being hoodwinked. I'm not
sure exactly how but you're being hoodwinked. And, and, and
why? Well, I think one part of this is to turn back the
outsourcing of our intelligence community, which is happening.
I'm seeing that for sure. A lot of a lot of outsourcing being
closed down and all has to be in house, which is growth of
government, quite honestly. So that's part of it. But I no one
bring? Look, I'm all for whistleblowers. I'm all for
information. I don't even know if I agree to the idea of
putting the whole slew of documents out there. I think,
you know, it's kind of innocuous and somewhat harmless what what
has been done, we know that the Guardian and an intercept and
everybody checks all their stories with the with the
administration with Department of Justice Department of
Defense, whether they say something or not, they always
check it New York Times as it they've all admitted this. If it
truly was a huge problem, then it would be stopped or something
would take place. These are no heroes. They're just writing up
the story. So it's okay. You know, I've been we found out a
little bit of stuff, nothing really all that crazy and
revealing. I don't feel nothing that we didn't know or couldn't
suppose. And what did we get a bunch of PowerPoint slides and
see any code. You see any code and either any compiled code and
the source code of any of these, these systems and cracks, they
have no PowerPoint slides, of which multiple slides are
missing from each deck, but Okay, so there's there's
information coming out. But then what now? Edward Snowden brands
Snowden, who clearly only wears his glasses when he is the Ed
Snowden is some kind of hero like Abbie Hoffman with the
flag. Sorry, for the obscure reference people
know that obscure for a
lot of people that were old. What's it What am I supposed to
think of this? It's, I'm not buying it anymore. What
do you think you're supposed to think? Oh, it's supposed to be
all in is a there's a genuine whistleblower patriot, or a
scumbag depending on what side of the political spectrum maybe
it's just a sort of different people. You know, you at some
point of view, think stones are paid. And the question comes up
by the media. Do you think Snowden is a patriot or a trader
from day one? That was the medium on all the talk show?
So it was if anything, it was content? Yeah. So Edward Snowden
his content, I still believe that he was working on a mission
on behalf of the CIA it certainly initially and I
believe
it's true, yes. And working again referring to his still has
his card. Oh, yeah. I've been
he said mission accomplished and, and talked about his
mission and who he is. And we know that there's a battle
between the CIA and the NSA for money. So it's a money grab
money grab and, and there's going back and forth. I think
the outsourcing thing is also a part of it. That's that seems to
be a big part of it. And that's you. That seems to be a part of
it.
Yeah, because this is an example of where outsourcing fails. So
you bring this up in court, you know, in front of Congress that
we need more money because outsourcing failed. We thought
it was a good idea at the time, but this is a good example of
what happened then
we got that aihole Alexander out he was annoying little weeny boy
who was running the NSA. We didn't like him anyway.
Right? So that's a plus. Him in US Star Trek to
his bridge is his captain. Yeah. A lot of that. But don't you
find it also unsettling at the very least this these interviews
and the concert if you if you have a conference, just set up a
Google Hangout. It's never Skype by the way. It's a Google
Hangout. Okay, fine. Set up a Google Hangout. And you can get
Ed Snowden calling in, baby. If you're Putin, you can have him
calling. He's on every show. I'm surprised he's not on Al
Sharpton show. Hey, Rev. He's at every conference. And then it's
even better if you get Ellsberg or someone else, some other
whistleblower to talk to him. And somehow that's its content.
It is what it is. It's just content at this point of Ed's
Edward Snowden content. That's what he is. He's just a content
man. Brand. Snowden content. What really was the value of
this Wired article other than it got great coverage because of
the cover photo? And I'm sure it's sold. Is there any other
value? There was some revelation in there about how we took down
the Syrian internet? Whatever. Sonic net went out last week.
No, no news coverage on that. Come on. Come on.
Yeah, no, I'm agree. I agree with all this. I agree with you.
100% on this.
I was asked specifically not to talk about this. And I'm not
going to talk about it. But I'm going to play a clip because it
reflects how I think
the world lost. A smile, you know, mean is it's especially to
suicide, it's go I think there's something in these medicines
that people are taking for depression, that's making them
depressed and make them commit suicide, I swear, I don't think
is depression, I think is its chemical. Well, I think there's
some kind of antidepressant drug that they're taking. that's
causing them to have visions, and making them kill themselves
is just drugs out there that if you take it and if you have
certain dissent, it will make you a little crazy, like certain
allergy medicines I'm in. I just feel like it's chemical. And
it's not I don't think it's just him going, Hey, I'm gonna slit
my wrist and jump off and choke myself. I mean, I just think
that there's something else happening that's in there. Me It
was such a joyful Doom and I just can't
wait. Marburg, Marlon Wayans said, Well, that's all as you
know, we don't have I was asked specifically not to talk about
it.
Yeah, well, most of the information is now public
domain, we did get a letter from a pharmacist who said, and this
is kind of known to is that people that get put these people
on antidepressants. Now it's not as though they're always having
thoughts of suicide anyway, it's just that some of the
antidepressants give you the guts to actually commit suicide
when you're normally wouldn't know. And that's, this is what
needs to be looked into.
And we've been tracking this a lot of times, certainly, day one
of this show seen in the United States, certainly, when you have
a teen suicide, and we've had a lot of these gay teenager gets
cyber bullied, that committed suicide. The lawyers who show up
and we've tracked this, I can't remember which episode we did a
lot big a big deconstruction of it. The lawyers who show up are
lawyers who are also involved in pharmaceutical affairs. And what
you rarely hear or if you hear it, it is not deconstructed or
discussed is that these children who were cyber bullied, and
sometimes even because of just who they were, how they were
feeling with their sexuality are put on medication. And it is,
although a very, I think it's an insignificant two to 4% increase
in children of suicides when they're on medication. I believe
the percentage of suicides where medication was involved is
extremely high, extremely high. And that is, of course, you're
not going to have the traditional media talk about
that it is their the bread and butter of a lot of their
business, right? They make too much money. I cannot they cannot
do that. But one of these
days, this is going to end because they're going to get
these guys and they're going to arrest them all. It seems to me
they're well, I mean, it's interesting that that story we
had with a girl drop dead right after visiting the doctor the
HPV shot and this sort of thing, which I have to say people
should appreciate the no agenda show because we're not anti
vaxxers by any means. But we have a objective look at what's
going on. With the drug industry, this drug industry is
horrible. And they're just, you know that they're not doing
anything about antibiotics, which is really what's needed.
There's no fit people should look this up. There's no phase
research being done in this country. It's all being done in
Russia and other places. When it's one of the very promising
technologies for dealing with bacteria. None of that's being
done it's all about is you know, hard on pills, hair loss pills.
Antidepressants, never ending blood pressure pills yet take
for the rest of your life. And now there's soot lawsuits going
on about Lipitor and some of these other big lawsuits Yeah,
and it's just a but they've already made so many billions of
dollars they can push these lawsuits off they don't care if
this is a horrible situation and Pfizer shuts down is complete
all its research on antibiotics because they're making too much
money doing other stuff they don't see the reason to do the
other thing because because there's a problem with giving
somebody antibiotic and a cure as them you did. Where's yours?
Where's your follow up sale? Everything's gotta be follow up
sales. You gotta keep getting keep pumping vaccine pipeline
getting
what's your pipeline, man?
It's just, you know, this is a mess. That we have this okay.
Yes, it is. And and obviously, the United States, certainly of
Gitmo nation, one of the few countries that allows
pharmaceuticals to be advertised on television. Most countries
don't allow that.
No, I know, that's actually been a plague. The advertising on
television because the public is so stupid. Ask your doctor of
XYZ is right for you. So these people go in and they asked her
doctor and some of these doctors, by the way have been
corrupted.
Oh, not some all all of them. They have this huge money now
made huge money. Man, that's just me. That's mean, man. Yeah,
man is mean.
So we mean, well, we have the we have this good, very creepy
commentary. This guy that head of the CDC is everywhere. Oh,
yes. Awesome.
Is the guy that the Fauci gun.
No, no, no, not Fauci, the other guy, Thompson tie. That guy, who
I think is one of the guys. He's like an Ebola expert, too. So
this guy is on and this he's on some one of these Commonwealth
Club, one of these meetings where he's sitting in a chair
with a bunch of other people yakking about one thing or
another. And I want to play this clip because he drops a little
bomb at the end. That is like, I don't know why anybody doesn't
just this relates back to my commentary about Ebola being
developed in in the laboratory in Fort Dietrich, and it this
little, this is always you know, it's bullshit conspiracy stuff.
Just listen to this, we can focus
on stopping these outbreaks. And that's something that we will
certainly do. Or we can focus not only on stopping these
outbreaks, but also on putting in place the laboratories to
disease detective the emergency response systems that will find,
stop and prevent future outbreaks of Ebola and other
threats. We do face in this country a perfect storm of
vulnerability with emerging infections like Ebola resistant
infections, like the ones we discussed in our last hearing,
intentionally created infections, which remain a real
threat
intentionally created. What
that's what I said what
Wait a minute, was there more to this?
How can this be hidden? Exactly they just kept talking he did he
they just put that right in there just dropped that bomb. I
cut it off there. Because from then on, it was just yak, yak,
yak, and then nothing to do with it. But that's what he said play
that low end again. Okay.
Just in our last hearing, intentionally created
infections, which remain a real threat.
And he didn't he didn't say intentionally created by al
Qaeda, or
that's it? No, that was I'm telling you. I could put it in
context. I could have a longer clip. Believe me. That's that
was just in the middle of nowhere. Well, you
know what that is?
Clear. Oh, yeah. Time.
Yeah. About time indeed. Finally. Wow. Yeah. And let me
guess the moderator of the panel immediately said, Hey, what
intentional disease intentionally created?
No, no, that it did. Nobody said anything. I am
putting this into the Evergreen bin. We need to have a copy of
it. At least I go to
Evergreen. Yeah. And that was just that. Wow. This is what we
do. We catch this stuff for you. That's what the agenda shows
good for.
And we do other things. We report on news that are severely
underreported, such as the visa issue in the United States and I
have an insider Of course we have everybody. We have people
everywhere.
You have our people on the ground we have boots on the
ground everywhere.
In. This is anonymous obviously in regards to the Consular
Consolidated Database issue, I wanted to share some insights on
the program itself since I work at the National passport center
and have been affected by the outage. The system is used for
more than just visa applications. And the biggest
issue is that it is a system that integrates a number of
programs into one portal. Oh, yes, if one system is down, it
affects the whole of CCD. And that is interesting, because it
sounds like it's actually the adds an article about the FBI
making use of one aspect of CCD through our law enforcement
branch Diplomatic Security, like most government programs, this
was designed to have a lifecycle of 10 years and is now on year
14. So we are currently waiting for the new program to be
finished once they get done playing games with contracts and
bring the new people up to speed. The system is now
functioning but due to the huge backlog of applications on both
passport and visa sections, it is currently being used as
needed only so I'm hearing a couple of things
now. Let me just stop you there. Now a software company real
software Kemalist say like Microsoft when they released
Windows seven they're already long since started on Windows
eight Yes. So I would assume that the government tray systems
that are going to be 10 years lifecycle they would have
started on that new system at least five years and I'll bet
they did well as could be
I have no nevermind no reason to doubt that but it also sounds to
me like there were other branches of government using the
system and perhaps it was their issue their portion of it and
they may have corrupted some data. We are not getting the
full story and I don't believe this producers have a dude named
Ben is just a user of the system but there is again and we saw
the President just just the other day with his his new IT
specialist whatever bowl crap that is dude named Ben in the
way in the in the White House did you see that he had a there
was a big thing and he had it specialist he was improving and
simplifying digital services. Obama takes steps to improve
government technology Maybe he knows something's on the way
like another huge glitch this is this is this does not bode well
at all. And of course there's no reporting that that now the
system appears to be working but that maybe some of the FBI
systems were slowing it down and due to the huge backlog I'm not
quite sure I understand the the statement here the backlog of
applications on both the passport and visa section it is
currently being used as needed only I'm not quite sure what
that means.
So I went to Canada Monday
was you were you forced was this kidnapped? Yes.
I was forced to go to Canada is it wouldn't be a form of
torture. Just kidding Canadians Yeah, yeah. You know the weird
thing you go to Canada The first thing you have to do is you have
to set your watch back three years but that's another Hey yo.
Canada I love the Victoria Canada is one of the prettiest
places in the world and we went there to wander around and so I
pay more careful attention to the passport control and
passport control seems to be all either coming into the country
into the United States passport control seems to be pretty much
a on the on the Canadian side. They have Canadians checking
your passport when you're coming over and they're looking at the
picture and he holds it up you know and it looks at you and
looks at a picture
there's no issue going out or is this going on when you go that
was
coming in and going out? Yeah, you're going out you go through
some sort of passport control. All I can say is that the
American side of the whole thing is pretty good. I think if you
wanted to sneak into the country and he had a passport that was
real I think you could do it through these these these
touristy things are all up and down the northern border. I
don't think it'd be that difficult because they don't
seem to be connected anything well
but does that mean that ISIS or is caliphate errs with their
with their with their radio radiological dirty bombs and
coming in that way they could kill it sure what you could get
away with but it just seems to me that be it was different than
I remember it. They used to be kind of more hard ass on the
American side than they are now. And they used to be pretty hard
as on the Canadian side where they always ask you if you're
bringing in guns All right we went out of course this foot
traffic and I think the foot traffic is gets a different kind
of have
you walked across the border?
No he got on a boat. Oh, we walked on a boat and the boat
took us over there and then we got out of the boat and and
wandered around. And then I went to I got some good photos I'm
going to post some of these photos. They have like around
certain parts of town there's a big like a thing on a telephone
pole. That's a boxes needle recycling or needle disposal
unit for needles. Oh, really middle of town. Yeah, it's like
right there and you put it in there drug addicts or die. Yes.
Yeah, I guess there's a lot of drug addicts in Victoria. And
here's the weirdest thing I want to bring this what I actually
want to bring out I
just was it really not of this earth uncanny and unreal, it
was it was actually out of this earth. Okay, so here's the
strangest thing that's going on. And I hooked up an antenna to
the television to pick up a Canadian HDTV, which every every
time I leave Mimi on hooks it I don't think she just listens to
the stuff off the Roku, or anyway, I've got that guy
scanning the channels. And there's an Indian channel, all
Hindu
coming in from Canada. Yeah.
And it's just a whole channel. So I'm listening to the radio.
There's a Hindu station Radio Station playing Indian music of
Bollywood stuff from Canada. And then I go over there and there
is new a crapload of Indian restaurants that were there
before. There's Indians a huge contingent of now I know that
Canadians like to sell citizenships. And they tend to
be around a quarter of a million dollars really?
Hole a hole. So we'll stop right there. I want to I can't just
apply and go work there and pay taxes. I have to buy it.
You could do it the old fashioned way. How foolish of me
Yes, of course, that would be just a loser. They used to have
a $250 Fee $250,000 Fee during it. I remember in the 90s when
the Chinese are freaking out there's Hong Kong Chinese and 90
before they switched over 97 They were freaking out. And they
were buying up Canadian citizenships left and right to
the point where Vancouver in particular is filled with
dynamite modern Chinese restaurants. I mean just great
places cool. And now there are a lot of them have gone back but
the restaurants remain. And I something happened because now
and I would like to if anybody knows anything about this we've
got Canadian listeners and we've got Indian listeners couple what
is going on with this Indian exodus to Canada. I'd never
heard about it. I've never read about there's very little
written about it. But it's obviously taking place here
wouldn't have an Indian TV station and the Indian radio
stations I believe there's more than one and a lot of Indian
news in the in the regular news coverage. And there's Indian
Indians Indians have showed up
maybe maybe they just want to get out you know, maybe it's
live big gets smart money. He got the new guy Modi's taken
over there and maybe people are saying, you know, like Bodie
writing on the wall perhaps
all I know is that this is something we have to follow and
keep tabs on.
Good. We'll do that a couple other things we want to keep our
eye on we have from the F Russia department. Pussy Riot will be
in the new season of House of Cards. Activists that they are
what did they get to watch what is the what does House of Cards
have to do with them?
I it'll be something political and it'll be the house of cards
new season will probably probably anti Russia anti Putin.
Putin is a complete aihole And the great thing is you don't
even need to have the actual member he just put two chicks in
there with the hood with a one of those balaclava things What
do you call them? ski mask, ski mask. You're good to go.
balaclava whatever you call them
tastes like honey
Prime Minister Erawan reelected in in Turkey. So nothing
happened. Shocker. Nothing happened there. Something that
is brand new, of course is the new puppet in the Iraqi
government. Oh, yeah, right.
We need to talk about that guy. He is
hider all our body. And although not the guy who we heard about
but he is definitely an interesting fellow. He was born
in Baghdad in 1952. And of course, like any other good
Baghdadi received his doctorate from the University of
Manchester in Britain. This is it This is where you go. He was
key adviser to Maliki and Iraq's first post invasion elected
government. That would be the issue, of course that Maliki is
not having this. He's not stepping down, even though the
President called Hydra Allah body and said, Hey,
congratulations on the job you have, but you don't really have
it. Then it seems like there is a standoff with the with Maliki
who's, who has armed troops who are loyal to him. Yeah.
So I think he should get to Switzerland as fast as he can.
But apparently he doesn't think so.
Yeah. Well, would you say that perhaps he is a patriot to his
country of Iraq and does not want the obvious shills to come
in.
He is one of the obvious shills but not one of our shields
exactly who
she'll is he then
he's a shill for Iran. I think Aries definitely isn't she is
she so he's got to be you know, shilling for that will be
contingent.
the Iran thing is very interesting. And this brings us
to George Clooney
is a spy.
George Clooney, who as we know, has a handpicked fiancee. She is
fantastic. She is an attorney. She was asked by the United
Nations Human Rights Council to sit on a three person panel, a
pretty big job that she was asked to be a part of. And she
is where she from? I want to say she is she Persian or
subversion? Yes, I believe so. So she has turned this down. But
she remains very critical of Israel and the Gaza. Israel,
Gaza, fractious, and Clooney is something's very strange with
George. We have word that he may possibly run for Governor of
California, which would be make total sense.
Yeah, he doesn't have the chops for it. He has the look and
alone guidance. He needs a handler with him. I mean, she's
not gonna be able to be his handler at the podium. I mean,
maybe this is gonna look kind of sketchy,
but he can remember his lines. It doesn't need to do much else.
He can engage in dialogue or
hurt him even give a speech. Yeah, you're right. He could
be script if he scrapped him. If you script him. I think he's
okay.
I don't know if it's okay. Well, he was caught off guard
by Voice of America at a look like a red carpet event. And he
started off and I think I had left. Maybe I cut it out the
clip. But he was doing like the Iranian hand snap. Have you seen
this as like, oh, it's like, it happened just before the shows.
I didn't have time to Google it. But apparently there is a finger
snap thing that Iranians do. And he was able to do that. But
we'll have to look that up. Then you look it up. And you look
that up? Well, I play this clip. And he was asked about
filmmakers, Iranian filmmakers. Apparently, the best movies are
being made in Iran now. According to George, and he has
a little kicker here where he? I think he let the truth slip out
accidentally. And we have to question who he spying for.
Thank you so much.
But yeah, there is three big ones this year, two, three
coming up. It looks really good. And also, we might even have a
little nuclear negotiation coming through as you see that
today. It's interesting. I hope so. Yeah, I mean, listen, there
are three or four countries right now that are doing some of
the most interesting filmmaking. And Iran is one of them a Mexico
obviously because it's interesting Mexican filmmaker,
but Iran has a huge cache of really talented filmmakers doing
really
good films. And then the ask a question, well,
either very brave for making a film. They're very brave for
doing the kind of things they want to do. And your hope is
that as Iran becomes more and more integrated into the United
States into the world sort of conversations, you would hope
that banning them would see why.
Because he says as Iran becomes more integrated into the United
States, I mean, into the world.
Yeah, he's working for the CIA. I don't see how it could be
anything else. Yeah, probably I mean, with his background, the
kind of handlers he had where he's always showing up all the
rest of it. It's got to be I mean, it's not what it who else
would it be defense? Maybe no, it would not gonna be when the
defense department or No, no,
no, he is he is. We know if we know anything about the agency.
They like manly men. philandering chicks no problem
drinking no problem drugs out of the question, because that's
that's the business we don't we don't do drugs. And I think
Clooney is brilliant. He's that guy. You know,
he's He's perfect. He's
got the chicks. He knows how to drink. He looks good. He's good.
He can read a script. What more do you want? I think, I think
it's dynamite. But yes. And what was this finger snap thing? Did
you look it up? While we were Yeah,
there's a number of people can look it up under Iranian finger
snap and is actually suggested. And there's a there's a couple
of videos and this girl shows you how to do it. You hold your
hand in some funny awkward way. And it's like the way we do our
thumb snap thing you know, it's called the Persian snap. I see
here only they do it some other way. I mean, try. I'll have to
look this over because it's it makes a loud noise bash con. And
this Iranian girlish happy as you know, she thinks is great.
So I don't know. So he knows how to do that. Okay, well, we can
all will know how to do it by next show, which means
kids everywhere will be doing it. It's the new rage. Why not?
It's the new Power Rangers or something like that.
Phone my phone, the way I see it, the only good phones a
landline and the phone should be made out of Bakelite. That's
right, everybody.
Time for tech news. John, we have tech news.
There's no tech news today.
Why not?
There's no new phones. Onward. Let me see you had the tech
grouch there.
Someone made that for us.
It will take grouch clips she got some money a
lot of a lot of builders here to builders is making a lot of
noise in the Netherlands because of the ISIS demonstrations and
they there apparently were a group of people who were
supporting is and demonstrating in the Netherlands and fielder
says hey, we should send the army to the to go knock their
heads around. This is of course an issue but it's also it all
seems to be part of the plan get Europe all riled up get
everybody fighting each other everybody hating each other all
about our religion. There we go again. And Euro land this
deflationary thing that you you kind of deconstructed a bit on
the last episode seems to be spreading. And Germany and now
there's I don't know if he did you guys do a DHS plug that
didn't see one?
No, no, he didn't do one this week. We skipped a week and I
say I missed it. Yeah, it leaves shipping.
Okay, what do I have here? Italy, contracting after GDP
shrunk by 0.2%. But the big worry is about Germany. Had you
heard any of this? That Germany seems to that maybe there's some
bad news coming or? And that the European Central Bank obviously
is trying to fight deflation by with negative interest rates and
all this. And with unlimited quantitative easing?
We'll be discussing it on the next DHF unplugged on Tuesday.
Okay.
Which means you don't know.
Did I say that? No. Bra.
I mean, why are you? Yeah, I don't know. Okay, you're
withholding?
I'm saying I don't know. I don't know. But we will look into it.
And I got a mouse on my pocket. We're both going to look into
it. And we'll see what happens here. Good. Doesn't sound good.
No, it won't be good for us. It sounds problematic.
Well, I think the Euro original 2017 War in Europe.
Possible. No, the war should be. It's going to be okay. We'll go
over those numbers later. I do have a clip I want to play get
it out of the way. Okay. Now, one reason I want to get this
out of the way because there's two things about this clip. This
clip was sent to us by one of our producers, and it turned out
to be unfinished radio. And this is the guy who took Dennis
Rodman to North Korea twice, and his name is Terwilliger. Joseph
Terwilliger is young sounding guy, I think he's pretty young.
And this is on Finnish radio. So there's a lot of Finnish in
here, although I clip most of it out. So you just have to
Williger speaking in English, because it most of the fans can
speak English. And I listen to this clip, which has a couple of
good little tidbits about North Korea. I was my thinking is why
we have all the mainstream media has a certain opinion of North
Korea and Kim Jong Hoon and the rest of it. Why doesn't somebody
on one of these networks go to the trouble of asking this guy
to come on so he could tell some stories? It's just beyond me
that I have to get this clip from Finland. Okay. Joseph,
the main reason you're here, you've met Kimi alone in North
Korea, the North Korean leader. First of all I want to ask, from
our point of view, he seems like an evil Bond villain or
something like that. He's trying to take over the world. or
something like that? How do you feel? I mean, he was very
friendly and warm with us. I don't think anybody really
thinks that the DPRK wants to take over the world. I mean,
they just want to survive. Right? So I mean, all of the the
issue with nuclear weapons, and all of that is basically to
prevent other countries from trying to end the regime. So I
don't think they have aggressive policy against the rest of the
world. He's, he's very friendly. He's was very warm with us. What
do you think about those rumors? That tells us that Ki Moon has
executed his uncle? Well, let me put it this way. They had rumors
that he'd executed this other woman, and who they alleged was
his ex girlfriend. And we met her on both trips every time we
were there, we met her. So that was only a rumor that was
complete rumor it was came from some apparently the source to
something like the Chinese version of the onion. And the
media just ran with it because people are willing to believe
anything you tell them. That happened in North Korea without
evidence because it's really hard to get evidence. Perfect.
I'm not saying anything other than that, that just that that
is completely untrue. As to the uncle, I mean, he would probably
have been the first person that South Korea would have executed
when they took over if they had taken over North Korea. He
wasn't like an old guy in a rocking chair with a pipe. You
know, he was the guy running Gulag system. Okay,
no, that doesn't fit with the story.
Now the one thing that got me the takeaway for this is goes on
and on. Then we can post the whole thing. I like that guy
want to hear it. That's good. Yeah, post the whole thing. And
you might get another tidbit out of there. But the thing that my
take away from this was that our media, I'm talking about CNN,
MSNBC, CBS, NBC, all of them talked about this woman that got
killed his ex girlfriend, because the guy's such a brute.
And it came from the Chinese equivalent of the onion. Yeah.
And they just took that story and ran with it because that
reporters over there don't know what the onion is, or they
believe everything they read. This is pathetic. Yeah.
And once that's out there, no one's going to say oh, crap,
man, who was the onion? Oh, oh, let's just dropped the story.
Let's not cop to them. I'm surprised. Didn't they have the
did they did I want to know, did he feed his uncle to dogs? That
was the other great story. I was hoping we'd hear about that.
Yeah. It's the whole it's our I think this is a good show.
Because we went full circle. We did didn't we started with the
idiots in these networks. And now we're back to the idiots in
the network believing and running with the onion, the
story.
But Brooke Baldwin does look pretty good for the youngest.
Baldwin Brother, I have to say. It looks good. But I liked the
cheek implants. There's something about him. That just
works for me. All right. Thank you very much. John C. Dvorak.
And thank you. Thank you for your courage. Thank you. And
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