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and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's not cold. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill.
The new agenda whether on the age Thank you very much,
but it's still a tad.
Man. Now for us it's rather strange to have 63 degrees in
September.
Yeah, thanks for that supposed to be like 102
It was last year. This has been the coolest summer we've we've
witnessed here in Austin. global cooling is what it is exactly
what it is
caused by measles. What? Caused by measles.
Wait a minute. The global cooling is caused by measles
caused by measles which was a clip that we used to death I
don't remember there we use they were promoting the measles
thing. It was all the news everything was talking about
measles. And there was this one woman It was taken from law and
order and she just edited it just dropped it into caused by
measles. I don't remember us by measles.
That's the name of the thing. It was one of your clips. No doubt.
Oh, yeah. So yeah, try just look up measles. You'll find
that's exactly what I'm doing. I got like measles shots. That
doesn't seem right. Hmm. Caused by me, so I have to look up that
I don't remember it. Exactly.
Yeah. Caused by measles. Okay. Ah,
so anyway, yeah, it's very chilly here. We've had rain all
day yesterday, but just the chilly part is one of the
surprising. Whereas it's been 90 that even the 90s is cool.
Freezing for us. Yeah.
It's cold.
It's going on there. Why are you wearing a jacket? 90. Yeah,
exactly. Well, yeah, it's good to have a cooler weather. I
think it he don't really like the one Oh, fives.
No, not at all. Not at all. But I just find it funny that, you
know, here we are. It's chilly. Yeah. And all the people that
bad. There were some say it again. There were some get
together thing. Something I was kind of forced to go to. When
was that?
When was this? What was this about?
I'm trying to think was Friday. Okay, it was the constitutional
lawyers wife was retiring from whatever she was doing. And so
there's like a party on Ron Rainey Street, which is that's
kind of like the seedy bars of Austin. Okay, yeah. And yeah,
and it was raining. And it was raining. Yes. It was raining was
very, very cold Friday and very cold Saturday night. And I walk
in and I like see because of course everyone has heard me say
over and over again, global cooling and now it's now getting
annoying, because now it's turning true. Globally, now that
now they can make as much
global cooling. Now the Kook watch him say it's global
cooling.
Yeah. Well, I'm having dinner with the constitutional lawyer
tomorrow night.
But it's just a dinner between you guys. Yeah, just
guys. Exactly. And we need to catch up. You know, I got to
understand this unlawful content better than all this stuff.
There's a lot of things that are nuanced. That you know, I'm not
I'm not a lawyer yet. Yet. Notice the yet bit working on
it.
All right. So did you hear about this kid? That was your they got
four three, I guess three people stuck in North Korea?
No, no,
I didn't hear the North Korean news.
Yeah, well, there's two guys are stuck in North Korea. I'm
looking at this because I want to go to North Korea. Right.
This is like a long standing thing. And something Oh, geez,
there's and they're all Americans. And they're just
throwing Americans in prison for no reason is what they kind of
the meme is good. In fact, the latest case was some young guy
goofball who goes to North Korea. He's actually clinically
insane. He somehow gets I don't know where it gets the money.
But he gets to North Korea. And then he shows he gets into the
capital. He tears up his past Travel Visa, his travel visa,
and ask for asylum.
Hey, dude, dude.
They immediately know he's crazy, because who the hell
would do that? So he asked for asylum. And then he makes the
claim that he wants to be in prison so he can write a book
about the injustices of the North Korean regime. So they
arrest him. Wow. And they give him six months of hard or six
years of hard labor in a prison so he can write his book right?
Well, that's that's a good deal. It's it that's kind of like an
addict. ants almost. Yeah, it's a free room and board better
than most advances, I think.
So he gets a pound rocks with it with a sledge hammer. Now the
other two guys were both missionaries. I don't know what
to do with these Christian missionaries. But they want to
get up the Bible someplace. So someone would pick it up. That's
what yeah, that was the kind of stuff if you're gonna you're
going to visit a look around, you're not there to change
anything
while these people are spies. And that's, that's why they lock
them up. Yeah, it makes no sense that anyone in their right mind
does these things. No. Crazy, really. So but I didn't know
that this was still kind of on your radar for going to want to
visit North Korea. I'm sure we can make this happen. If Yeah,
well, I
mean, we've been saying that for years. We know Don is gonna go
back again soon. Oh, man, go with him. It's his entourage.
I'm good. I can do that. I can carry the briefcase. I carry the
notebook. And I can say Yes, sir. When he asked for anything,
and I'm distinguished. Yeah,
that's true. That's it, but I don't really agree with that
part. You do look distinguished. Just can you keep your mouth
closed?
If I can do that? I can say Yes, sir. No, sir. Good. Yes. Here's
the papers you asked for, sir. No problem. Yeah, I seen your by
a good number of years. So it would make some sense. I already
kind of tried to bring a bimbo over.
I already kind of tried to get us on the next junket via didn't
go over to it when dawn doesn't just ignores the question
altogether. The you know, you're way off base. I said, Yeah,
that'd be kind of cool. You know, North Korea, you know,
could do a show from there.
To a show from North Korea. Cool. That
would be pretty cool. We can do it. We could do it.
Well, we'd have to probably do it outside through one of the
government buildings that actually has internet access.
Yeah. Did you see it? I know you referenced it. In the
newsletter. You saw the President's podcast?
Yes. And it's exactly the same as his speech that few nights
earlier which I have a picture of him with that military garb.
Or, or sets garb I thought, don't I, which I just looked at
and couldn't resist, and then is the same as almost identical to
what he's told. Chuck Todd, on Meet the Press.
He's he maintains that same speech, right? Well, I couldn't
I couldn't get past the first four seconds.
Well, it was the same exact bullcrap. But But then some
weirdo comes on at the end, because they didn't they do
balance on C span when they show that they have a designated
hitter. Yeah, they show the other side American League that
comes on and actually the Republican Party. Yeah. And this
guy is some dork. He comes I have a clip of him and he's
awake comes right on. His name's got some name on there.
Tobin. No, it's not Tobin. I think it is Tobin. Randy Tobin.
No, that's LeSean. Author.
What's on there that I had to go get that clipless it says, when
he said it, you don't have your your clipless with you. It's
over on the printer. Well, why don't you go over on
the printer, and I'll play the piece that I couldn't get get
get past when the President started by saying as
Commander in Chief, my highest priority is the security of the
American people.
Now, I'm always wondering what his highest priority is. I went
back to a couple other of our of our podcasts from the President.
Hi,
everybody. Our top priority as a nation and my top priority as
President must be doing everything we can to reignite
the engine of America's growth. Okay, that's
a little a little different than that, when he's president.
Simple, do everything in my power to fight for middle class
families and give every American tools they
need to reach the middle. So I'm very confused. When he does this
commander in chief, my highest priority is the security of the
American people.
However, I'm gonna give him a little bit of leeway, because he
does say as commander in chief and not as president and I
decided to look up what the responsibilities are of the
President as the commander in chief. And there's an
extrapolation which I thought was pretty good. It's what they
teach kids in school, about the roles and responsibilities of
the President, really seven chief of state. And this is from
scholastic.com, which I thought was good. This is what our TR
our kids learned about the the actual role and responsibility
of the president united states. So as chief of state he is
responsibilities include awarding medals to the winners
of college scholarships, congratulating astronauts on
their journey into space, greeting visitors to the White
House and making a patriotic speech on the Fourth of July.
That's on the list. Well, this is just let's go to Chief
Executive, some examples of responsibilities. Now this would
be what he's referring to here as the commander in chief was
formerly a chief executive, appointing someone to serve as
head of the CIA, holding a Cabinet meeting to discuss
Government Business. Reading reports about problems of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. That's interesting. chief
diplomat examples responsibilities traveling to
London to meet with British leaders says that on there. This
is really good, entertaining Japanese diplomats in the White
House with geishas writing a message or a letter to leaders
of the Soviet Union, but here comes commander in chief exams
the responsibilities include inspecting a Navy Yard, deciding
in wartime whether to bomb foreign cities, or calling out
troops to stop a riot. I don't maybe he learned his role and
responsibilities from scholastic.com. But it sounds
like it's disturbing that this is what what is.
The guy's name is Randy Tobin. Whatever it is, that's what I
put on this clip. Okay, so he comes on after the President as
the as the cleanup hitter. And he's supposed to do I don't know
what he's supposed to do. Because it was the stupidest
thing I've ever heard in my life. He's wearing a cowboy hat,
big giant 1970s Hipsters glasses. Oh, it'd be behind a
green screen behind him. It's like a clown. In office. He's
the head of the Arizona Senate or something. Mandy Tobin,
Arizona house and I'm the Republican candidate for
Arizona's first congressional district. Before I begin, I had
terrible flooding in our state this week. And
it sounds like he's like an old 78 record. I
was just terrible flooding waters got into the coax
several Arizonans have lost their lives, for hearts go out
to their families and I want to thank our first responders.
Their service inspires us always.
Yeah, it does.
I'm running for Congress for simple reason. Why are states
under attack from the federal government? Okay, after day the
powers that be in Washington DC tried to bury us and more
regulations and more havoc. This has got to stop Okay, not just
here but everywhere.
Do we have to listen to all of this? No. Thank you it's a mess.
It's just Zed V it's one big hot mess of nothing is nothing is
any good? You realize
today no he didn't put promote the idea is 914 14
big opportunity we missed their
big up big up. All right, I
think I think when you get into the caliphate to just to start
off just to get this out of the way because of course you know,
more annoyances on our radar.
We will follow them
to the gates of hell.
We have the best producers in the universe. Is it isas or
ISIL? Well, to start it off, I'd like to play a clip that one of
our producers noticed on the previous episode of your no
agenda show. As we often point out, it is very it is no it is
impossible. Ne Yeah. Isn't that old English na H Ni or No, no,
III, I
think isn't it? Na y mi ne? No, I think it's any
any. In Dutch it also was just ne it is impossible for the
brain to continuously trick the body or the other way around
when the truth really needs to come out. People will just say
the truth blurt it out, they will blurt it out. And it is
flabbergasting every single time we catch it. I didn't catch this
one. Peter or Roque or O'Rourke caught this. This is Jay Carney
as he was being introduced as the new spokes hold the shill on
CNN and listen to what he says about the threat. That is ISIS.
ISIL is
to answer your specific question. Yes. I could envision
it because I left in late June and and the the the threat posed
by ISIS was already apparent they had up did you hear it
froze froze?
That was mean the threat written the threat bros pros made up how
do you
go for it all? It's because it's such a it's a usage that I've
never heard him do before. And but I think it's he said pros,
there's no doubt about that. I think he meant to say posed, no,
that's what he meant to say posed but then when he comes out
That's well put it you play it again. And let's see if there's
an R in the context that would make him just make a mistake by
having a scrambled brain to answer
your specific question. Yes, I could envision it because I left
in late June and the threat posed by ISIS was already
apparent they had already moved dramatically across and into
Iraq and taken so much territory. Oh, man,
it was no no, there was no anything in there unless he was
thinking prospect
for proposed proposed, there was a proposal
proposed proposed could be proposed. So he was thinking,
I've this my thinking on this, if I'm going to deconstruct it,
he was thinking proposed. And then he said probed, which makes
more sense to me, because you have the word in your brain
proposed, right and then posed. Now if we play it back 1/3 time,
can we listen to it? And then when he says pros, think
propose, try
to answer your specific question. Yes, I could envision
it because I left in late June and and the the the, the threat
posed by ISIS was already apparent they had already moved
dramatically across and into a rock and
a threat and propose it's almost kind of the same threat proposed
could be I here's what we're gonna do. Okay, you can do that.
I don't know. But yeah, there's something there. He's definitely
was had a different word in his brain. But I don't think he
meant to use the word Pro.
No, I'm sure it didn't mean to use it. No, no, I
don't think that that's a word. That is what he was. I don't
think that's what came about him blurting out prose as though it
was proposed. I thought it was an interesting catch.
Regardless, it was a good catch. We should have cut it ourselves.
I
know Josh Earnest who is the guy who took over for Kearney is is
a he's a pencil. I mean, the guy is no more. He's just a pencil
with an eraser head on it. This guy is dumb. And he's and he's
trying to be he is almost the it is a life imitating art. Did you
ever watch The Veep?
The yeah, I've watched it a couple of times. So at the end,
she becomes president spoiler alert. And and then her press
secretary is doing exactly what Josh Earnest is doing here
making jokes with the press corps that fall completely flat.
And I found it just like, wow, this is this is just like TV.
What is it? What does victory look like here?
I mean, you've talked about destroying ISIL. I honestly
don't know what that means. What? What does it mean?
I didn't bring my Webster's dictionary with me up here. I
think? Well, you know, it's certainly
why you Dix answer the question.
I think that's a pretty illustrative phrase to use to
describe the situation that we envision. We've talked about the
threat that ISIL poses in the context of foreign fighters.
We've talked about the threat that ISIL poses in the context
of gaining the kind of safe haven that would allow them to
plot and carry out conspiracies that could lead to catastrophic
attacks on the west or even on the American homeland.
Could anyone sitting there really believing this? Or does
this just flow over them like, like diarrhea that smelt before
and don't care to listen to? I don't understand how people can
stand up and say, What are you talking about?
That those are the two principal threats that we are concerned
about as it relates directly to American national security.
There are other interests that we have here. There's clearly
the ISIL forces wreaking havoc in this already volatile region
of the world,
wreaking havoc in this already volatile region of the world.
Its budget, vacant deserts.
Thank you. Santa is not in our best interest.
We are wreaking havoc, take that sand.
Mines are these trucks gone down the middle of nowhere, there's
not a there's not even a sagebrush in that area. Hey,
sand, look, I've got you on sand. It's yeah, I'm wreaking
havoc and
have, therefore an interest in acting with the international
community to try to stabilize the situation. We can do that in
a way that doesn't require the introduction of American ground
combat troops to Iraq. Now, I'm
glad he did this. Because at this point, it is no longer
acceptable as a journalistic phrase to say boots on the
ground. I'm sorry, journalists. You need to now start
quantifying what that means. Aren't you? Aren't you tired of
this John? This boots on the ground boots on? Well, it
says it's gonna help because a Buck McKeon who was the head is
the head of armed services. He's the Republican who's the head of
the Armed Services Committee. He went to the American Enterprise
Institute gave a long, boring speech and which you watched?
I'm sure I did. Yeah. And that guy is a douche. And he was
promoting, I believe from California. I'd love to find out
what I could look him up and find what district isn't. I
think you could take this guy out if you could get him voted
out because he is just we just wants to spend more of our
money. boots on the ground is his theme. Here's a clip of
boots on the ground, you can play and he's going to keep
with this phrase. That's how we pull these names. comes
together. Now look, this is no light lift. Now look at the man
who held together the most difficult alliance in history.
Dwight D. Eisenhower had it right when he said, only
strength can't cooperate. Weakness can only big. Though
many allies have strong doubts about the Obama administration's
willpower. America still carries weight in the Middle East. I do
believe that we can bring Sunnis and Shias and Kurds and even
Turks together. To make that happen. The president needs a
team of diplomats and soldiers on the ground, ushering every
player towards the same purpose, not just this week. But on a
sustained basis. Yeah.
You know, there was another side of this boringness and that was
Harry Reid was probably going on at the exact same time that this
guy was speaking Harry Reid was announcing the Bonanza that
everyone has been waiting for of the increased spending.
The proposal that the President has given to the American people
requires immediate congressional action. Yes, in granting the
administration the authority to equip and train chain rubber
band money, title 10 to fight ISIS.
Now, as you hear that the title 10. Have you ever heard about
this the difference between title 10 and title? 50? No,
I do. Not specifically. Yeah. So this
is the general powers and functions. Title US Code Title
10. Then when it's title 50, then it's pretty much CIA only
what the money is for appropriated for when it's US
Code Title 10. It is general funds, which can include
undisclosed amounts to the CIA. So it's a very specific Yeah,
it's a very specific kind of funding. That's why it's
mentioned as title 10, which, of course, is not questioned by
anybody. God forbid, no,
crash, the sport for training under Title 10. To train and
equip rebels is grubbles.
We're going to equip some rubber rebels,
equip them rebels, we are going to give money to rebels formerly
known as terrorists. This is great critical
to building a national coalition that is so necessary. I expect
this proposal to pass Congress before the end of next week. Our
colleagues in the House are currently discussing exactly how
they're going to proceed. I expect this proposal to pass
Congress with broad bipartisan support.
No, yeah, well, I have no doubt it's going to pass with broad
bipartisan bipartisan support, because that is the history of
our country. And I didn't put this clip together. But this is
a clip of the past four, a four different presidents. Let's put
it that way, when it comes to Iraq, and it's just sad. Just
sad that we're still here doing this.
Just two hours ago, Allied Air Forces began an attack on
military targets in Iraq and Kuwait. These attacks continue
as I speak, ground forces are not engaged. This conflict
started August 2, when the dictator of Iraq invaded a small
and helpless neighbor.
That is why on the unanimous recommendation of my national
security team, including the Vice President, Secretary of
Defense, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the
Secretary of State and the National Security Adviser, I
have ordered a strong sustained series of airstrikes against
Iraq. My fellow citizens at this hour American
when At what point do we look at our history and say, Hmm, this
seems to be something we're doing a lot of what is
the point that you did? We're talking about a span if we take
it to the end of Obama's administration we have what 28
years Yeah. Just going and going and bombing and smitch blowing
money on Iraq I've got bumps that there's an entry or I'm
gonna go film this thing. This is an entry to U S. ad that will
break your your axle on any car if you're not careful. And it's
like a wreck and there are meanwhile spending money on this
stupid war. Yeah, yeah, I was at a dinner table last night with
buzzkill Jr. was reading something and he he's gonna send
me some documentation I may be able to document as he says that
the real analysts of the ISIL ISIS whatever you want to call
it it's a it's structured after anonymous it's a headless
structure there's no leadership Yeah. And what's your what you
can do if you were in Iraq is just by one of those dead dead
black flags of Jennifer get yourself
a flag and Toyota some white gym shoes and you're good to go?
Yeah, because that Black Flag people have to realize is not a
an ISIS ISIL flag. It is a generic Islam flag. It's Been
around for a long time. You can look it up. It's they got you
can buy that flag. So you buy that flag to form a little
groove, drive around, shoot people do whatever you want. It
doesn't make any difference. But from the sounds of it, it makes
it impossible to ever do this. It's an undefeatable. It's it's
an undefeatable situation, which is perfect if you just want to
waste American money, but not
well, it's now you can call it waste, or you can call it
stimulating the economy.
It's not though it's not stimuli. If it was stimulating
the economy, it
depends on what your what what business you own. If you're in
the Raytheon business, it's stimulating your economy,
the CEO salary, but it's still not really doing much good.
So the idea now is that we're going to be funding the war
machine. And we're going to do that with a coalition. And this
is a little problematic, because not everybody will really want
in or they want kind of in but Germany and Turkey said, Well,
you know, we'll we'll let you in the in the door, you know, we
can talk about that. So, our boy there in the State Department,
Matt Lee got into Murray's face about this, and, and she got
huffy. And this of course, is yet another episode from the
continuing saga of that odd married couple, the matt Murray
show. Will in Tokyo. This key is is Marie Marie show starring
Matt, we
also starring Gary Hart.
I don't know if he's played the clip even after that.
So we've already seen countries come out and say this, we sent
out a 40 page document last night outlining commitments and
contributions countries we're going to are already making. So
I'm not sure there's confusion about the fact that many
countries want to contribute, what the process we are going
through now a deliberate, prudent process, talking to
every country, what role can you play? What role can you play?
What are we all going to do together that process will be
ongoing. But I would strongly reject the notion that that for
any reason that you mentioned that this is a flailing effort
every day, more countries sign up. Today, more countries
committed more, through this communique.
What is it that the Saudis have agreed to do in terms of these
training base? Yeah.
Well, the and again, I can let the Saudis speak for themselves.
The Saudis
apparently don't want to speak to it. So that's the problem.
And I think, you know, you have the German saying they're not
going to participate militarily. The the Turks saying that you
have the British Foreign Secretary clearly uninformed
about his own government's position on why
do you always focus on what people say they won't do instead
of the plethora of things they've said they will do?
The best you can do?
Why do you do that mat?
Bully?
Why is that what you feel? I'm actually that's actually not an
unfair question. an
unfair question. I'm really I want you to Oh, you told me this
when you get out of this house right now.
Can I don't think when we focus on our effort here, in terms of
the Saudis, they have, we're in discussions with them about this
specific program that the President man funding for, they
have agreed to help with part of it. Obviously, we can get more
details out later as those are hashed out. So it's not.
So it's not fully cooked yet.
It's still discussions are ongoing. The Secretary is on the
ground in Jeddah and his meeting with the King of Saudi Arabia
this evening. So let's wait until I know there's a desire
for everything to happen in real time. But let's wait and see how
those meetings go. But they have agreed to play a role here in
some way. Everything does happen in real time. Whoo hoo hoo.
I think he said honey even after that everything does happen in
real time, honey,
you know what I met Matt, do you have any more questions on this?
Yeah, I just wanted I mean, you're not in a position now to
say exactly what it is that the Saudi contribution will be as it
regards these training bases permitted
to play a role here and we'll have more details available.
Control your woman Matt. I love I love
this show is a comedy act.
I'm telling they better be having sex because they deserve
each other.
You imagine? Yes. Of course. I
can imagine you could I can totally see though. Yeah,
absolutely. So what is also not being
the secretary we're gonna have is that jingle
I'm a reason I remember. He has something interesting. She's got
she's got some, like mean librarian sex appeal. Yeah. No,
she has is that she would she looks like she would. Yeah, she
looks like she might be fun and I think shatter up a a.
And Matt looks like I think a lot of women go for kind of that
The older are the new swarthy news hound kind of guy. Yeah, I
can see it all that's missing is a cap with the press things
sticking in it. Yeah, maybe maybe Fedora of some sort.
But what they're not able to do is control Foley's mother. This
cannot be something went wrong and all of this, we had the kids
being there in that studio with the set falling apart. stuff
fall off the wall,
I want to say something here is a Foley's mother actually said a
bunch of things that indicates to me that she wasn't read in.
And she's kind of screwing up the scenario because if this was
a CIA operation, and he was an agent, and he was just being
extracted, it would explain what she's bitching about in this
clip, I believe. It indicates to me that there's something
there's there was another, there was a scenario being played out
that she wasn't part of. And her complaints actually indicate to
me that this was a scenario but
I think I agree with you is did you have a clip originally
played
this clip you have
go and her new interview with CNN, James Foley's mother says
she was threatened by government officials that she would be
prosecuted if she raised money to free her kidnapped son. We
were told we could not raise ransom, that it was illegal, we
might be prosecuted. Today Secretary of State John Kerry
says he's unaware of any officials suggesting criminal
charges.
I am totally unaware and would not condone any buddy that I
know of within State Bar making such a statement. So I don't
know about it. But
anyway, I would not condone anybody that I know of please
skirt around and some more carry you don't you got he's caught
off guard
with so she was going out of her way to try to because she wasn't
read in and she wanted to get now we had a clip before modern
obits is number of shows Ban
was the 5 million versus the 100 million. Well, there was that
but the clip that I'm thinking about discussed, the fact that
the United States does not like all the other countries
associate, they do not negotiate and pay ransom, as opposed to
France and grade all these other countries actually pay the
ransom becomes very profitable business for terrorists. We
don't pay the ransom. And the kicker to that clip was and we
fix it. But if you want to pay a ransom, it's expected that the
parents or the company or somebody else will pay the
ransom. So it was in the cards to for her to collect money to
pay the ransom. But they told her not to because it would be
screwing up the scenario indicating to me the whole thing
was rigged. It was phony. Well, they Oh, they're also not coming
yet. Bring her up. Get her into this. I mean, this was a botch.
Yes,
yes. And it's the same thing with the Sean, Sean Smith, the
the agent in Benghazi whose mom was promised by Hillary and
Obama, and she was talking about how cold these people were. And
all they didn't show up for for when his his body came back. You
remember that? Yeah, kids moms
that she was complaining that they you know, they also, you
know, said nice, you're nice. And then they were just that was
that didn't work for the camera. They were nice.
So here's what, here's what bothers me about this. Both of
these mothers are obviously emotionally distraught, but are
being ignored, if not shunned by the feminists, whereas all the
moms against guns and women of war on women, where are they all
rallying behind these mothers? Just because they they come
across a bit confused or portrayed as confused. They are
dismissed. No one is coming to their defense. No one's coming
to their aid. No one No one there's not a single woman
anywhere. He's saying Hold on a second. These mothers are trying
to say something and they're being brushed away as morons.
Yeah, no, there's no, there's nothing like that going on.
Now, let's get back to the to this coalition, which is now in
the past 10 hours
is Is it a coalition of the willing? Well,
there's not a lot of willing that's the problem. And
watermelon had carry John F. Kerry is now in Egypt,
attempting to get the Egyptians on board. And Al Sisi has said
okay, but this has to be a coalition that goes after terror
everywhere. And this is new. And now the positioning is we're not
just going after ISIS, this coalition. We're going after
terror everywhere, which could be right here in Austin, for all
I know. And no,
no it isn't. Austin
came to Cairo hoping to regain the calm. After the severe
oppression of former President Mohamed Morsi supporters,
Egypt has a critical role to play in publicly renouncing the
ideology that ISIL disseminates.
He said the coalition will leave no stone unturned in their quest
to overthrow the Islamic State group, it will
be our goal in every meeting that we have on the
international basis, together, working to degrade, and
ultimately, to defeat ISIL. Wherever that exists,
and I find it very disturbing still that a lot of people still
say ISIS even though the President was very consistent
with ISIL ISIL. So you can go defeat ISIS. But that's not the
same as doing
a here's a question for you. And I probably noticed this before,
but I've never brought it up. Why? Because then they don't use
this term anywhere else. I've never heard it before. What is
the point? What is this point of using the term degrade? This is
a new term?
Yes. Well, this is this comes back to the Are we at war, and
for obvious legal reasons and political reasons. The President
refuses to say we are at war. This is now degrade and destroy
you see is a subtle difference. This is about counterterrorism.
This is not about a war, which is all about who has the
authority. So if we call it a war than we have to read, then
we really have to go to Congress, we really don't want
calm, we just want Congress to just sign the checks, don't we
don't need your approval, just sign the checks. That's the only
reason I don't see any other reason for skirting around the
word war.
As for the idea of going after terrorists everywhere. So I'm
watching this another presentation on C span have some
sort of have a note on this guy. But anyway, this character is
speaking about, though this is the guy that's heads up or the
deputy head of the National Counterterrorism Center giving
testimony before Congress. And I want to play this, this is new
term to us. I want to play this and tell me if you can spot the
new term.
Let me also say a few quick words about homegrown violent
extremists. The Boundless online virtual environment we see
today, combined with terrorists increasingly sophisticated use
of social media makes it increasingly difficult for us to
protect our youth from messaging that is designed to radicalize
and motivate to action, homegrown, violent extremists.
We at NCTC are working very closely with our partners at
DHS, FBI, and the Department of Justice to inform and equip
families, communities, local governments and local
institutions, all of whom provide the best defense and
have the greatest ability to counter the narrative of violent
extremism in their communities. Despite our efforts, however,
HPE has remained the most likely immediate threat to the homeland
individual action by individual HV E's. We expect that the
overall level of HV e activity to remain about the same as what
we've seen in recent years over the course of the next year. And
by that I mean we would expect to see a handful of
uncoordinated and mostly unsophisticated plots, emanating
from a pool of Atris. That amounts to up to a few 100
individuals. Last year's Boston Bombing certainly underscored
the threat from atheists who are motivated often with little or
no warning to act violently by themselves or in small groups.
Now, was he saying HV or HAEH V? High Value no no equipment? No
trying to get home vegetated extremists
homegrown violent extreme I was close at the very beginning he
says
I got I got thrown off by the Wii. And then
he says he then he goes his transitions at the HV E and it
makes it sound like a truck or Yeah. Machine gun on the
grown violent. Now this is very good. What are we going to
do with these HV E's I'm asking you and what are we gonna do
with these HV? He's there's a bunch of H V E is marching
today. Now let us a bunch of H fees coming down there. I mean,
it's just sounds it's like militarizing. It's a military
Terry style term. There's a reason for this. There is a
reason for this. This is probably the same reason that
they showed Obama and if you anyone who got the newsletter
that should have looked at this and you look at this thing it's
a ridiculous picture that makes him look like a general and Army
General rather than the President. And and it wasn't by
coincidence and the fact that most of the time it could stay
in that position somebody sent me a photo another photo taken
apparently at the press conference. Yeah, it was a
different angle and what is it different angle? I think that
was shot by the press photographer. The White House
press photographer was lower. And they didn't actually even
creepier, the photo but with the one I had that was shown in the
newsletter that people should open and check out. I thought it
was very it was not a coincidence. It was done on
purpose. And I thought what
I'm seeing now this term appears to have been recently evoked
invoke So I guess evoked invoked by holder motion makes total
sense, which means there is a there's a legal reasoning behind
this use. And I see fbi.gov Publishing in February of 2013.
The term homegrown violent extremism. Okay, well, we have
to keep our eye on this. This is a good that's a good catch,
John. That's a very good catch. Okay, then I get to do a good
catch. This unfortunately won't work too well for you through
the Skype line. But this is a small piece of audio from the
most recent bit beheading video. And this is did you see this
third video?
No, I didn't get the random going over to look at it. Was it
the same guy? John, yes,
the same guy. He's still holding the knife and the left hand and
they do it now there's a different background they've
used so now it's somehow there's a big hill of sand behind them
and then nothing but blue sky.
So just a different shot from that on the Yeah, that's kind
of it then that was their wind blowing on a little bit of wind
blowing, but no sand kicking up. And of course, we had the stand
there. That's the reason we had David Haines. Do his little read
his little script, completely calm. And with the mic dress
nicely. Again, the the love wire underneath the orange shirt.
Good. And then of course, when Jihad dead Johnny, whatever his
name is, is it's his turn to deliver his lines. They stopped
the tape, switch microphone and he take it off of David Haines
because, you know, they only have one good mic.
Yes, a cheap operation that got one good mic. That the
Sennheiser and RadioShack mic isn't working,
and they're out of business. I can't get a new one. And I have
some some biographical information on David Haines I
want to discuss in a moment, but they made a mistake in this
video. And of course, we have the original which was once
again discovered by that to fabulous outfits site si te who
are the only ones who seem to be able to discover these discover
these videos in the weekend. No less. Oh, they're really good.
They are they're just so off. And of course, they only charge
two and a half $1,000 a month for the translations they do for
a intelligence organizations, but they're the ones that keep
coming out for this. I'm so so impressed by the work they're
doing. And so this the same, same script, then they grabbed
the guy. Right hand on his chin and start solving his throat
with the left hand. We see no blood we see nothing squirting,
but we do hear sound. Now if you you know the little knife he's
using
there, John. Yeah, so it's it's actually a Sharpie pen, but when
he pretends it's
what kind of sound would that make in the first three seconds
of you sawing into someone's neck with no blood?
If it was just soft flesh, which is I think he begins with it
wouldn't make any noise.
That's interesting. Because there's noise. It makes noise on
this tape. I'm going to play it very loudly. See if you can hear
it. Did you hear that? Could you hear it? No. First you hear the
wind blowing then you hear? Yeah.
No, I didn't. So they've asked well, does the Skype been dead?
Is what you're telling us? Yes.
They've added in the sound of a knife cutting on stone or
something? This is a mistake people did this. This is now
does anyone look at this as anyone listen to this. No, no,
nobody gives a cutting the knife on the guy's neck is not going
to make this sound. They sweetened it up with that.
Sure. Little post. They got a bigger budget for this last one.
Okay, let's go green screen they got a new background and get
some post money money. They could probably have a copy of
Final Cut Pro. And final cut. Hello?
Yeah, it's a Final Cut sound effect. Yeah, anyway, go on.
Now, of course no one is really talking about David Haines.
Other than that he's British and he was an aid worker just
helping out poor Muslims.
Right that's the that is the meme. Yeah, he's a good guy has
no it has anything nothing the Muslims you bastard. Has anyone
looked at any deeper into what he was doing or does this we
just
let this has bothered?
Ah, According to BBC in April 2011. Mr. Hains joined the
charity Handicap International and became the head of its
mission in war torn Libya. According to the Handicapped
International website to handicap the International
Federation operated a $141 million budget to implement and
manage 315 programs and 59 countries. The institutional
partners and foundations that helped to fuel our budget
included the United States Agency for International
Development. USA ID the United States Department of State too.
So that is pretty much a CIA operation. The BBC further says,
After leaving Handicap International, Haynes worked for
nonviolent peace force, quote, an organization seeking to
facilitate peace initiatives in dangerous environments. Well,
who funds nonviolent peace force? Well, let's see. We have
grants from government agencies and other NGOs from Belgium, the
European Commission, UNICEF, UNDP, Australia, Norway, and, of
course, the United States Agency for International Development.
And then most recently, Haynes worked for acted AC t. d. This
is a French aid agency. In November, he was working for a
French aid agency, then it was 10 days before he got kidnapped.
That he worked it for they've worked for acted, acted AC T dS
mission, or vocation, as they say, is to support vulnerable
populations affected by wars, natural disasters and or
economic and social crises, and to accompany them in building a
better future, thus contributing to the Millennium Development
Goals. I don't have to tell you who this is funded by do I
really United Nations Population Fund Asian Development Bank,
World Bank? Open Society? Come on people? Can't you just get
like this people who aren't connected to anything?
No, of course not. This is their job. This is like, it's so
obvious. This. Why would you do anything other these guys are
already making a salary. And now this is part of their job. So
they go do this. Yeah. And they don't have to know bonuses and
volume to pay any extra money. Think about it,
the guy is probably going, Oh, this is so good. I can change my
face, change my name and have to go back to my annoying family.
It couldn't be an element of that with a couple of these
guys.
Unless you have anything else, I just one final clip, which to me
is the is the kicker of all of this and really, really takes it
down home to where we're at unless you got anything else,
because I'm kind
of looking at why you could do this. Did you feel you need to
do a diagnosis? How are you going to do that? Are you just
going to finish it up liberally I do have a cup one thing that I
just want to do, please? Actually, this can be done in a
different way. But I do have this? No, let's that I'll do
these differently. You can I could finish
it up this morning, Dan Rather, and I'm not a baby with some
some other news guy didn't recognize him. But Dan, rather,
of course, was on CNN, talking about that. Now, Dan Rather is.
And I like the way he phrases everything be always like,
ambiguous, you know, he understands exactly what's going
on. And what's cool about rather, is he says it, but
doesn't really say I'm on to you a holes like we do. But he kind
of says it and pushes it out there. And then it gets a little
maligned. And it just was very interesting to listen to his
take on this ISIL. Where do you come
down on this?
Well, it depends on the hour of the day. It's a difficult call.
But I think we have to see clearly.
This, by the way is the best performance I've ever heard.
Depends on the hour of the day we whatever you got, we have to
see clearly the Go ahead, Dan. Say what you mean
that this is the first social media war. That way the Vietnam
War was the first television war This is the first social media
war that ISIS has proved to be very adept, very talented, if
you will, you always hope that evil won't be
there very talented at tweeting and Facebooking. John various
instances,
I think he's wrong, because I think these these social media
wars begin with, Well, Hillary was she's the one who initiated
all this stuff with her group of tech experts, right, the
internet in a box and all the rest of it. So I think he's, I
think he's right, on one hand, but not that it's the first.
This is just the culmination.
I think what he the point he's making, is that the way it's
being played now on news, as social media is fact and truth
and here's the YouTube video. I think that's what he means.
Yeah, well, you might mean that, but that's been that is specific
accusation we've been doing for over two years.
Hello.
In ratcheting of the hysteria ratcheting up the image of their
influence, far beyond what their actual military capabilities
are. We have to understand the media and the country has to
understand that a lot of this is about the psychology of
propaganda. Think about it. Three beheadings and by the way,
I say in my own mind, are we certain that they've actually
beheaded these people?
Oh, I love it. I love rather. Thanks, Dan. Not at all. No, no,
but this is why I like what he says slipping that in no one
said what what your question authority citizen What's wrong
with you, but assuming
that they have the three beheadings are enough to move
American public opinion and change your foreign policy and
take this nation to war.
That's the point that Fareed Zakaria made in our last hour
saying nothing has changed about ISIS except these videos.
This is, to me the most troublesome part of this. First
of all, we should note that nobody has shown the most
graphic of pictures. Nobody except the most fringe part of
the
even some websites that usually show this stuff have said
they're not going to show it. But
this is this is I love this part of the conversation. This guy is
saying, Oh, no one has shown the really gory parts. No, there are
none. There are no gory parts, except for the Photoshop head at
the end, which is not even video. It's just it's a
Photoshop. And then this, this jabroni, whatever his name is
from CNN is saying, oh, even some of the websites that
normally show all the horrible things saying we're not going to
show it. And I'm just sitting here saying to myself, Wow, look
how little effort it takes. So little effort. It's the same
day. It's a one day shoot, you get your four guys, and maybe
they have 10 I don't know. And they do a promo after each one's
like, hey, grab this guy by the head and we'll do a promo for
the next time. It's the same templates, the same Final Cut
Pro template they're using every time. It's this is it takes so
little to push to, for the establishment to take this and
run
that. But the most important thing is this week, if you're
asking the intelligence agencies or experts how big a threat to
the United States is ISIS, there's a lot of debate. Can
they do they have power beyond where they've established a
physical presence? The pictures seem to tell us something
different. It's what I would call emotional knowledge.
Where could Dan Rather take this? I mean, when you talk
about propaganda, you talk about
No, but I would say to me, you could take it by saying this
sounds like a crock of crap. Well, wait, wait, look,
the gruesomely killed two Americans in Britain gruesomely.
And I think what happens is there's a tendency to lift I
think this
guy was put into counterbalance whatever Dan Rather was going to
say that's not what I'm realizing. Like Ah, man rather
is going to say the truth. Shot I
can do that. Then they can sneak across the Mexican border and
spread Ebola virus section, one public officials.
I'm telling you, Dan rather's sitting there telling the truth
saying, I don't know if we had visible real beheadings this guy
is saying if they could come across the Mexican border and
blow up and dirty Ebola bomb so you this is the two sides. This
is a beautiful piece.
And it tends to force I think our policymakers, right?
Oh, who is this guy,
I couldn't get a name that I know we'll find
out who this guy was. He is the worst. He's a he's a total
shill. And he shouldn't even be on television. And CNN should be
ashamed.
Wait, wait until the rather comes back. And it gets fun
years
into taking decisions that they might not take. Absent the
emotional punch of those pictures. They tend to maybe say
more than what reality lets them say
and where the media and I include myself in this
criticism, where we're short, we don't talk about context,
background history. We just push the pictures forward. And having
said to you before I'm going ambivalent about gender want to
err on the side. Listen, my job is to put the information out
there. He's saying
I'm putting out this we're just showing pictures. He's saying
this is bullcrap.
Others decide with your conscience when you say let you
have news conscience be your guide says you know this is
really helping you with a guide. We have to understand that the
shock of the beheadings will begin to fade a little bit as
time goes along. And ISIS smart as they are and they're very
smart with slick videos, I would argue that they're they're in
the same league in the social media war context, as Hitler was
in the 1930s in their use of propaganda.
Yeah.
Hitler card good one, one that they'll go
to something else something else for shock day when the shock of
the beheadings begins to fade off? Yeah, what
can they do want to put something in the red boy, you
know,
again, this all sounds like Hillary, though. Not everyone.
She's not heard specifically, but Hillary's old operation,
which was at this, he's talking about they're in, like in a in
the big leagues? Uh huh. And yeah, this sounds to me like us,
you know, people that are in the big leagues with social
networking, or is us Yeah, that's a Boneheads. Some
boneheads nicest is bull crap. Yeah. How did they get adept?
This very skilled well, because we trained them Yeah, it's a
Hillary's it's Hillary's techno experts. It's our consultants
it's this is this is the largest psychological operation
performed in modern day history against the American public
against the the population of the world Japan
instead world you're right. We're going to
be thinking about that.
So are we at the point then where we shouldn't be
broadcasting
this gets better?
Yes, we are at the point we shouldn't be broadcasting.
still images from these events. Still in the videos,
I don't see how you can put that genie back in the bottle and
it's a genie. Alright. You know, back in the day at the end of
the 19th century, William Marcy tweed around Tammany Hall was
said to have said about Thomas Nast cartoon stuff, the damn
pictures. I don't care what people write because my
constituents can't read. But those damn pictures they
understand. And we can see much of our history Civil War
Vietnam. All right, Dan, wrap it up with some more Hitler talk
images have had an enormous influence. What I think is
useful or think would be necessary is to find some kind
of, let's call it social media literacy.
I know. Maybe we need some filters or legislation,
we are able to put these pictures side by side with other
arguments. And my big concern is I saw this in the Iran hostage
crisis. We see it over and over again, the visceral images
overwhelm the rational abstract analysis.
We're gonna say something I think it was a quote from Peter
himself, if not one of nine establish that Hitler
died. Let me just quote from Hitler. Hold on, once I get
those who control the images, control the race, this was in
the context of the 1930s. And ISIS understands that those that
control the images on social media will will control public
opinion of Optus.
That's right, baby. Hitler. Hitler, Hitler. I don't
understand. I thought Putin was Hitler. Who's gonna be Hitler
now? I mean, is it ISIS? And I saw Susan
Lee Yetta Hitler problem soon.
Susan Rice, I saw her. Her whole whatever she was talking about
was uninteresting. But she talks about izle or Eisele. I think
she said Eisele. That's what she said. Eisele. She doesn't say
ISIL
meetings. Yeah, it's been kicked out of place.
But she's done instead of ISIL. It's ISIL, ISIL, ISIL, ISIL
ISIL. And the Pope is in on this. Somehow he's involved.
This is a this is a big, big, big setup. Enjoyed everybody
doing?
I'm pounding a drum why? It's time to pound the drum for ISIL.
Anyway,
so we will have,
you know, doesn't do any good. I mean, he did they got rather out
of the business or they set him up years ago. He's also a
nuisance. But he you know, they set him up at CBS with that dead
funny letter that he because he didn't have any computers
Saturday's you didn't realize that you couldn't do that little
th right. It was just very simple. And everyone got into a
big debate about it. I remember that period, because I had done
a fake letter that I sent out there. Myself, I guess.
Explain what fake letter Yeah. Well,
what happened was during when rather was the anchor at CBS.
And George Bush was I think still Yeah, he's still
president. And he, there was a letter that came out talking
about George being a crappy Airman and he was just it his
his record, his record was no good. We couldn't find any of
that he was just a screw up. And so this letter came out. And
then CBS got a hold of it, and they ran with it and hold all
the media ran with it. The liberal media all ran with it.
And then somebody pointed out that on the date line, it was in
this letter was dated in the 40s, I believe. And the date
line, there was a it was like September 17 with a T H, as you
know, not September one seven th but that little bitty th it
shows up above the seventh, so 17 so that typography was not
possible. And that type tart was not possible because that was
that was an end it was an element of Microsoft Word. So
they use a type font that was a typewriter type font, but they
had this little th thing and everyone I myself included, so
this is not it is bullcrap. And I in fact, I even had, I still
have it, I have the only typewriter that might do that
would be a Selectric, or an IBM executive, which was the really,
that also was much like that was 70s, wasn't it? Yes. And neither
one of those could do it. Right. So it wasn't doable. And so then
it became a big scandal, and rather ended up getting fired
over the whole thing. And it was funny to me because I had my
liberal friends who are hate George Bush haters. They were
defending this right to the oil as possible. No, it's not
possible. It was the most amazing era of denialism. That's
interesting that this letter was a fraud. This anyway, so rather
got kicked out. And then he started his own thing because
Mark Cuban liked him, right. And so they put him on to Mark
Cuban's HD net, and he did a very good investigative
reporting show for years. It was outrageously good. Most of this
stuff, a lot of this stuff to develop years later, including
this stuff about the cartels. In Mexico, we're done by rather two
years earlier.
So I do agree that has to be a step up and I'm going to say it
one more time. And it's clear that no one who was running
anything listens. Or maybe they don't have money to go back and
shoot again. You guys, if you want to ratchet it up to gotta
kill a gay guy. It doesn't matter anything else will not
use it like some openly gay, can we kill RuPaul the behead?
RuPaul? And then you'll see outrage. That's what that's
what's needed the Yeah, no, I
know what your theory is. And I think it's correct. But I think
there's an overt reason they're not doing it. Because I think
they want to, I think this is a controlled experiment. And I
think they want to keep it so there's, I think it has to be
controlled. I think everything that we're witnessing is very
controlled. So it goes at a certain pace. So it doesn't
panic anybody you know, and that sort of thing. And you're you're
trying to initiate panic and an actual
outrage you know, we need Twitter icons change the black I
don't think that
I don't think that's in the cards. I think this is a very
controlled, slow moving freight train. So we get started
spending these this kind of money and a situation that can't
be corrected as a bottomless pit, but it's slow, bottomless
pit. We've tried all these other techniques and people get upset
about it.
But you agree, you agree we have to do something different. It's
just it's going to become annoying. The media will get
tired of it.
I think it'd be one more beheading.
Yes.
Did they tease another guy and this last beheading? They
usually tease a guy
No, they didn't is going to be next.
They did not. Okay, there might not be any more beheading. Did
that I have the the we've already gone through lists. We
should write these down. By the way, there's stages involved.
First, there's the beheading of children, we saw none of that,
by the way. And then there was sticks heads on sticks at non
sticks. And then there was the
opposite. No, no, I'm sorry. I stand corrected. Alan Henning is
the next guy and he is in the teaser segment after the
Photoshop picture. And this isn't particularly bad
Photoshop. The head is so poorly shot into the back these guys
it's
one more or two more beheadings then whatever the case of it
there's been this series has been the kids Jen nobody okay
with it that got so far then the thing that one that got the most
mileage was convert or die. And that because it was UK you can
pay up that's bullcrap can pay up and we have all that and that
was die eventually, I think got into the mainstream. And then
they said the pool that ID and then they came up with these
other ones just they had some videos of some at the big very
early days of the ISIL guys, machine gunning innocent victims
driving around.
Yeah, that's that no one cares. That didn't go very that can be
Blackwater guys. You know, no one recognizes that as as unique
ISIS ISIL.
Right. And they didn't have the black flag they didn't have they
didn't have the branding, branding. It wasn't down yet.
And I liked the branding, because I think it doesn't allow
for a lot to me too, because it's a generic for the sake just
having a yellow, a yellow, green, blue, just a solid color
flag, or some sort of a fly that you can get at the local store
is great way to brand. I never thought it's such an easy thing.
It was a genius that the branding was genius, I think
good. Yeah. And, you know, so I don't know what would come after
the beheading of these journalists where they're going
to do this one more, but I don't know who this guy is. I haven't
looked into his background yet. And there's this guy was not a
journalist. He was an agent for USA ID. Intelligence, this is
everything connected to USA ID and yeah, there are good
programs, but it's pretty typical for these things to
contain.
But it was the spy on the kid man looked at really right made
it apparent what these guys were up to. And we lost our USA ID
guy who was our really economic hitman. I think he's still in
back having sex with the Russia.
That's why you can't. And as a part of this, I don't think I
have a clip of this. There are now two. Let's see
representative Gabbard and Collins are now pushing very
hard for emergency suspension of the Visa Waiver Program. This is
interesting on the heels of the entire visa database being hosed
and being backlogged for at least eight months now to close
the Visa Waiver Program, which is the ESTA would that would
really hurt our economy in so many ways. Because then people
can just hop on a plane and come on over to to the US So under
the ESTA rules, they would have to go to the highly militarized
embassy or console. The one in Amsterdam is nuts. It looks like
Fort Knox on the outside. Maybe you can't carry a cell phone
into the building.
Yeah, though I was in the one in Madrid, during my last passport
episode. And it was one of those places and you couldn't carry a
cell phone or a camera. You have to check it out the
nobody can they can't even check it. You can't even check it
there.
You could check it here.
You can't show up with it. It's like, how does that work?
They had a bunch of these. It was like being in some like some
of these new york bookstores where they give you a ticket, a
little shit, that's got a number on it. And then you throw your
stuff in a box and you give you lose this thing. I think you're
toast.
So I I'm very curious to see what happens with the visa
waiver waiver program. Of course, it won't help the polls
anyway. Because they don't they're not allowed to be a part
of the Visa Waiver Program. Those guys are so pissed about
that. They should be Yeah. Of course.
Anyway, all right.
Well, yeah, well, with that, I think we're kind of done. We'll
just see what happens. But this is a it is psychological
warfare. The sure there's stuff happening, but this, my friends,
this is total bogus, bogus activity. And it's working to
way to spend money. And I'm pretty sure that most of these
jabroni is on television. They probably haven't seen the videos
either.
No, no, nobody's seen the video that just just by instances like
that nine that we said it before, I'll say it again,
dislike the nine one wall a 911 calls from Sandy Hook rule,
Sandy Hook. They're lame and dumb. And we played them on the
show. Nobody else would play them because they were too. They
would all it was horrible. No, they weren't horrible that were
just lame. It was just a guy saying, Hey, so what are you
doing for lunch? It was ridiculous. And this is the way
the media operates. Now apparently they don't care.
Because they are given a script. What difference does it make?
What are their job, they get paid a good salary, no other
jobs from fired, you're not going to get another job. So you
just read the script and shut up.
I would like to know from our global intelligence network,
what local media is writing about ISIS, ISIL and jihadist
and the the Islamic State. Um, here's an example from the
Netherlands Of course, it's a short blurb, but I speak it
fluently. And the headline is Dutch jihadists in top level of
Islamic State. Do you think you would have read about this
somewhere else if this were true, but translate on the fly
Dutch jihadist in Syria and have gotten through in Syria and Iraq
to the highest levels of the terrorist organization is the
Islamic State. Some even have direct contact with the with
their high supreme leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi? And the
newspaper that wrote this The Telegraph, of course, has
assembled a list of 136 Dutch polder Jihad ease and the Dutch
jihadi Abu Zubaydah, Al McGreevy actually has a leading role in
running the Islamic State incarceration center. And then
we have colleague Kay from Almira, in the Netherlands. And
he's also in the highest levels of the Islamic State to
leadership, I guess. I'm wondering if there are other
since it's all countries in Europe and we've got Brits and
French everyone jumped everyone. Remember, we're gonna come come
back and kill everybody and put your head on a stick. I'd like
to know if your local media is also writing about how your home
your hometown boys are also in high levels of the Islamic
State. I've been feeling that might be. You know, it's kind of
like this thing you can localize.
Yeah. Reminds me of a years ago, this this promotional idea that
I haven't seen for decades, when I was a little kid. I went with
my parents to Carlsbad Caverns. And there was a press agent at
the get to caverns. A beautiful place, by the way. And they she
came around, she says, Where are you from? She asked a bunch of
questions. Where are you from? What's you know what local
newspapers are there? And then she would take your picture, or
the family picture little family outing and put you they had she
posted a pointing at a Stalag tide or something. And then they
would send the pictures with a letter, and we weren't all there
is to the local paper. Oh, I always thought this was genius.
By the way, it's just something I've always remembered. And then
so you get back in the little local paper, which in this case
was the Newark or Our guest, I believe, had a picture of us in
Carlsbad Caverns with a credit photo credit to her and then say
here they are, they're loaded the new archaeans in, you know,
going through the caverns. That's an old old old school
style of and very effective style of public relations and
promotions promotional right and I think that these guys might be
using those sorts of techniques if we start seeing in every
local area oh crap about you know, certain ISIS people that
are we already
have the first level the first level as they're from everywhere
in the West. So now that
we have 100 from the United States now you have your people
from Holland, Netherlands, and then their their British have a
bunch of Oh, my god knows how many and I guess the French do
so this is Germans promotional, which makes me think that things
a honeypot. I mean, at some level you know, and everybody
who are Congress, oh, this is terrible, these people, but then
at the same time, if it's real, if we're doing our job, right,
it's a honey pile. You know,
look, John, we've had we have up until November, we've got an
election coming. We got to keep people occupied afraid, throw in
some wife beating just to mess with their head, you know, swish
that stuff around, we need another. We've had the slot
squad with the naked selfies. This is what times are good. We
are really doing everything that can't seem
to get done for this slavery auctions.
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No, I think I would just like to take these mics and go record
the symphony or some of the editing is a very nice sound.
Hey, I got a lot of emails and tweets and all kinds of stuff
about naming our our illness that we are
at the point where there's so many I stopped paying attention.
Yeah, me too.
Me too. But I did want to mention a few of that. I want to
talk about some research I've done. So this, of course, is the
international health crisis, the tree ad, as we call it, which is
really exemplified in this little clip that I found then,
you know, there was a solar flare and x I think 1.6. That
should have produced Borealis on the
Yeah, it might have died areas.
I haven't seen any pictures. I probably did. But he was up
there at the time. And she says she didn't see anything, right.
So this was obviously underreported, and then it was
over reported that and we all need to be very afraid of an EMP
or any type of cm II know, coronal mass ejections, because
it could disrupt things here on Earth. Yeah. And this is a very
disturbing piece. As there's only one thing that the reporter
is clearly interested in, and the men on the street interviews
referred to this one issue, what could the worst thing be? If we
had a true electromagnetic pulse that knocked things off?
Going to take a couple of guesses one, just one. Okay,
what did not get the power grid and grid that we wouldn't be
able to get to Facebook, it pours out
material which will reach us in a day or two. And that material
electrically charged can disrupt satellites and power grids. If
it strikes the Earth in a way that hits areas that are
vulnerable
corrupts as the concern is for airline communications, GPS,
cell phones, you might even see a disruption to Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook,
when your Instagram and your Facebook account go out, find
something to keep the occupied for a little while till it all
comes. You nailed
it, John. And now the whole, by the way, yeah, the whole piece.
Yes. Listen, the whole piece by face.
Reaction from those just learning about this? Wow. The
waiting to see that actually a narrative. And
believe me, they're not talking about anything other than
Facebook being offline because of this. And he's temporary. And
we used to live without cell phones. How long does
it last? Well, the material that is traveling from the sun is
essentially like a wave that washes over us. So you're
talking about a portion of a day or a few hours. I guess we'll
get through it.
It's only a few hours.
And that's the right attitude. Here's the good news. It doesn't
appear to be a direct hit just a glancing blow. And remember if
it happens if it happens at all, they're saying it'll just be for
a couple of hours so we can deal with that. And scientists say
we're going to be just fine.
Wow, only a few hours without
clips clip clip clip of the day.
Only a few hours without Facebook. I think we'll be able
to handle it. Yes, we can do it. Clinical NAS right Facebook.
This aspect. Yeah. So this combination of it really is more
Facebook than Twitter. But because of the light factor
although I see people using the favorite tweet as a like
mechanism. And the smartphones with cameras is the
international health crisis that some bug is a couple examples.
Group perception disorder, technology, enslavement
disorder, social network obsession syndrome, compulsive
conformance disorder, I Fluenz. A lot of things that I know but
no None of them really hit home what this is, and I've been
doing some research. And again, no one is really approaching it
the way we are. But there's been a lot of research into
technology in general, as you know, I keep rereading Ted
Kaczynski is technology in the modern age, his manifesto, which
really combines leftist thinking with destruction once you add
technology to it, yeah, that I'm on the, on the front page of the
Unabomber manifesto. He says, giving humans technology is like
putting an alcoholic in a barrel of wine. I never knew that. That
was like the thing. He'd be like his little sticker on the front
of his, his manifesto. So here's a couple things I learned Steve
Jobs. But this came out just in the New York Times, two days ago
with I forgot who somebody said some late late term interview
with him. He really limited his kids use of technology. He was
he said he was a self confessed low tech parent. And when the
iPad came out, he didn't even let his kids have it. And I
think it's because he, along with other technology leaders
really knew about this, this thing that we have inside of us
and there's a clip from Louie CK, which, it's, it's too long,
you have to watch it. He's on Conan. And there's a whole
setup, it doesn't work on audio, you have to you have to see him
do it. And I liked his he had a theory about what this incessant
behavior is. And there's also a book, the apps, loss of
absences, many many interesting thoughts about what's going on
here. But he says, we all as human beings have this kind of
this empty hole in the pit of our stomachs, where if you just
sit down and you think and you're listening to your own
thoughts, view, pretty quickly, you realize, hey, you know, I'm
alone. What is this world? What am I doing here? And I'm going
to die. Yeah, you know, what I mean? Do you understand what I'm
talking about the case bit? And but it's true, we all have this
feeling. And this? I think, historically, this has been
filled up by religion. And people get off. What am I doing
here? You can do you start to hyperventilate, and he has a
great bit where he's he really instead of grabbing for the
phone, which is what I think he's correct in assuming when
people feel that alone moment, or just not boredom? What if you
have kids? Have you ever heard your kids say, I'm bored? I used
to say that all the time. I'm bored has nothing to do.
No, all kids say that constantly.
I think there's really I don't think kids are bored anymore.
There's always something for them to know. Okay, well, good.
Well,
I don't my kids don't have
iPads. Your kids are a little too old for what we're talking
about here.
Well, even when No, I'm talking about when they were kids.
That's when they were said they don't say it now. Although J
does once in a while. But they don't say it now. But they You
said all the time, just constantly, they had gotten the
computer gear that they ever wanted, if they wanted to just
goof around on their machines.
So I think with this, the incessant grabbing for the
phone. A lot of that is this fear of confronting our own
humanity. It is the new religion in a way where Muslims pray five
times a day, you
know, I have a column coming up in the PC Magazine, electronic
edition, not the online version, but it's an electronic edition,
which is actually a magazine, and it will eventually show up
online. And I've actually made this equation, which is that the
not the end of the company that's tapped into this the best
is the Apple Company, Apple computers, they have tapped into
the religious aspect of this. And my parallel that I drew, is
that I find out because I've been thinking I've been thinking
about this for years, which is what is it about Apple's advance
and all the rest that draw these huge crowds? They packed in the
Cupertino or the DeAnza centers of large symphony auditorium.
And so I finally figured it out. It's it's a church service. Yes.
And Steve Jobs came up with the church service first and they
have not violated the rules. If you've ever been to a mega
church and I have been to one or a couple
the Gloucester theater. Oh, have you been there?
The glass Cathedral is not a mega church. Oh, I
thought it was oh, I'm sorry. I thought it was a mega church.
No,
it's a big church that's different. A mega church is
designed to be to put on a show and not give a service and the
glass cathedral guy when he built that thing. And that's a
episode people should go out of the way to go visit that thing
and go inside. It's beautiful. But it's not it is not. Don't
think anyone's defeated might be defined as a mega church, but
it's not a mega church. The mega churches are a specific large
construction. built to hold just the maximum number of people and
then they put on a show and the show is always very similar,
which is they have the preacher the main guy, which in this was
used to be Steve Jobs and now it's Tim Cook. And the you were
the vet vestments, you wear the black outfits, because that's
what a priest would do is watch twitch. Right? And then they
bring on they always all megachurches always bring on
visiting preachers. And the visiting preachers in the case
of the apple presentation are the product managers preach
about the new products, and they're preaching, it's all
preaching. And so then they appreciate that all the time.
And the kicker to this is that all these mega churches have a
band comes out and they play some some damn music usually as
gospel music. But in the case of the YouTube, YouTube or whoever
they always bring the and our guests that come out they it's
more of a Hollywood's been the best megachurches it's a
Hollywood or I'm sorry, Broadway production. And and essentially
it's a church service. And many of the people and I have a clip
that when we played that clip from Fox News, Guilfoyle said
something.
Oh, that was the one from last last show. Yeah, if you've
had handy you could play it again. It was pretty short. But
Guilfoyle says something which I referenced in the column, that
this is just a, this is a religious substitute. Guilfoyle
actually says, and she's a good Catholic girl, I was converted
to Apple
Hold on a second, I want to get this clip for you.
And I quote her in this, from this clip, I quote her exactly
what she says. And it's all babbling, it's just babbling,
she makes it if you take and write this stuff down, I can
almost probably get it. I have it here. I have it here. play
that clip again and your senses you just get the religious
aspect and she's converted, she's converted to Apple. That
was the legendary YouTube helping Apple celebrate the
launch of the iPhone six today and also the Apple Watch. Out in
Cupertino, California, the company unveiled two new phones,
the six with a 4.7 inch screen and the six plus with a 5.5. It
also designed a new wearable device called the Apple Watch
that can supposedly do all kinds of cool things. So Kimberly, why
are we so obsessed with Apple? Why do we want to know when
everything is coming out?
Apples are fun, and tasty and good devices? I love it. I mean,
I'm a big convert to even recently just the SAM sizing but
I've never known the psyche. I don't know,
why are we is it people still camp out at the store? There's
no reason to camp out.
I think it's so good. It's user friendly. You've got your little
iPads, you got your iPhone, you've got your iMac, it's just
the Apple Watch a family get a shot of this. Is that true?
Look at it. Okay, so if we, if we take your I love the the mega
church, the actual device is there for the modern day
religious version of the Bible.
And no, I didn't know that the device is an icon. It's a
distinction. And I hate to say this, let's take a look at what
we have for our icons church versus Apple, the the number one
icons, the cross for the church, the number one icon for the
Apple is the Apple logo. And they finally use it. They use it
as a religious symbol. These devices are essentially they're
icons. They're iconic, the devices themselves and they're
essentially the
art understood and understood. But
they're the Bible is you can't call them a Bible. The Bible is
I don't know, there was no Bible for this group. There. It's it
just pure.
No, but can I just follow my logic for a moment? All right.
So outside of the announcement outside of the iconic nature of
the device, when people feel that human emptiness, the
sorrow, the sadness or whatever that is when you're sitting
alone and just thinking to yourself, that's when they grab
for
job. They grab for rosary beads who
There you go, I'll take rosary beads for 15 rosary beads, hmm,
yeah, the end rosary beads is a very good that would be kind of
the, the superficial level web. You know, when people just are
at the bus stop or whatever, or they're watching someone else to
just grab their phone. That's the rosary beads, but sometimes
they do have to delve in to get deeper into it.
Well, that's, you know, it's more complex than just playing
Yeah, they do. But generally, but it's all superficial. I
mean, I'm not gonna say that people are on the rosary beads
all day. All right, I would say that's a meditation of some
sort. And this is kind of a meditation with the
distractions distracting your thoughts away,
right but it which is what meditation does, is supposed to
focus you in a certain way. But generally speaking, if you look
at meditation, then you can read about this in ROM Das, his new
book, meditation is used to center yourself. It's used to
kind of coalesce the brain so you're not distracted easily by
all kinds of stupid shit. Anything like what's going on
with this if we're going to take the religious parallel is
essentially a violation if you're a religious person of the
first commandment, this is idolatry. This is seeking
something before God and making it God. And it's idolatry in the
purest sense of the word. And you actually have this item, the
Apple iPhone as an idolatrous item that you're essentially
worshipping. And yes, that when you bring this stuff up with
people, they get very adamant about it. Because anybody who's
all in on this religion gets really mad at you. I mean, if
you want to see that, I mean, you write a little bit of I've
known this for years, and every writer knows that you're trying
not to abuse it, but you write something about APA, which,
which is not even critical. But but it doesn't go along with
whatever the Litany is, because you're not a member of the
religion. You just get inundated with email and letters and
comments. You know, three 400 comments show up on the simplest
of little, well, you're right about this, but you're wrong
about that. And by the way, Mr. DeVore, like you said in 2007,
that Apple shouldn't even get into this business. Yeah. And
so you're I think it hits a number of the usage of the
device, which is in the pocket, it is connected to all these
things. It think about it. The Seven Deadly Sins lust,
gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy, pride, it hits almost
every single one of them. Yeah, yeah, every single one in
fact over this this the pride one is your whole diatribe about
selfies. Well, it pride and envy they go together, right? Pride
and envy, right with selfies. Definitely. And so you have that
element though. The gluttony.
Wrath is cyber bullying. Yeah, yeah. No, I
think the seven deadly sins are on all play all with an iPhone.
Now, you know, it's an interesting thing for people to
consider, but I think anyone out there who's and we have a lot of
religious listeners. And they know about idolatry being the
real problem. In fact, Arnold Toynbee, the great historian
used to discuss this in many of his histories about about high
idolatry can replace you know, religion very easily because it
becomes religion. I think they would all pick up at this and
probably consider donating
Yeah, but we're not going to get any Pulitzer Prizes or anything.
Not gonna get any Pulitzer Prizes now we're gonna get a
podcasting award though.
No, we're not even gonna get that Oh yeah. But it's it is
just fascinating to continuously observe and and it is absolutely
unhealthy behavior
we didn't go like I go into Twitch show during this one of
these periods I wasn't there. Are you on today are you doing
Oh no, I elegans that post and he likes his certain guests. I
would go on there and it's if it's during one of these phone
rollouts it's these are like they're not really discussing
technology. These are acolytes which is the word you should
really understand. They are acolytes and it's like I'm not
I'm not an Acolyte. As far as I'm concerned, they everything
would have been better off without an internet but the
including this show yeah, we will
not show it that's a drawback but we are making more money
other ways. Anyway, the point is, is that you can't get your
word in it because you kind of the guy with common sense I
think it's what I'd represent. But it doesn't help and the
Acolytes outnumber you by 1000s to one this is so I think it's
fundamentally a spiritual
well here's your specific you're still talking really about the
device. But I am talking about the activity the and it is a
part of that is not completely religion, but it is we all have
gotten when everybody should at least once a day sit down for 15
minutes outside and just think
you know, I wasn't there a study recently that said that most and
they were just course men and it could have been both sexes I'm
sure saying that they'd rather be burned by a match or sell or
some they'd rather be poked with a stick then then have their
cell phone turned off and have their they've been thinking sit
around thinking right just you know, meditating contemplating
things when this is
exactly when the beauty comes. You know? I'm all my ideas, all
my thinking shower, it's always a shower because you can't have
a phone in the shower. While at least not I don't have a phone
but my iPod Touch would not work. And that's when the
thinking comes that's that's when you you start to your
showers. Oh sometimes very long. I'll just stay
I shower I'm a shower in and out. Like making in and out like
get in get out. I don't want to be sitting there getting all
wrinkly from No I don't. I don't meditate.
I am in the zone. I go off on then. Yeah, I am totally in the
zone on
Well, we never got to our last guy are we did Fernando de los
reyes in Sierra Vista, Arizona. 200 hours. Do we give him the
major karma? Yes.
Yeah, yeah, we did. And she's like, are you on your phone
again? On my phone, we have to come up with things though. Like
when you're in a restaurant, and I seen this happen, it's so
often see a family of four. And they're all sitting there on
their phone. There's gotta be something we can do or have that
as a human being you can do to this family to jar them
simultaneously and, and make them aware of what they're
actually engaged in.
You know, it's, it's sad.
You know, it's weird to God. I said, I've caught I don't need
the buzzer if I catch it. Anyway, anyways, when was it?
When did we transfer from being you know, okay, from not being
okay to have the phone in the restaurant, which I always
thought was sketchy to begin with, because it was real classy
to have a phone in the restaurant at the Beverly Hills
Hotel. With the phone a big giant real phone.
I have the guy bring the Mr. Curry, there's a telephone call.
Telephone. That was hot. That was hot. But then it became bad
form to have a cell phone at the restaurant, which seems to be a
contradiction of the earlier. I think it had to do with the
rarity. And then now it's okay. Everyone has cell phones are
doing they're texting. They're looking stuff up when during the
dinner. It's just like,
unbelievable. It's worse. It's the kids now don't think you
don't have not just kids, everybody. Remember? Do we used
to have conversations, hold discussions, arguments. Because
it wasn't on Wikipedia, there was no wiki pedia. There was no
Google the answer. And we like even even though I'm not
interested, people would argue for hours about sports
statistics and scores and acknowledges Oh, yeah, look, it
is, look, here's the video of it. Right? There's no more
there's no more engagement, we have yet to discover how how I
will say enriching on one hand, but how harmful this this this
error will be. And we're going to be able to document it. And
it is Make no mistake. There's there's really bad crap
happening to human beings right now. And we're and and Silicon
Valley, most of them know it. And they're just sitting there
laughing and taking your money,
right, which is why Steve Jobs wouldn't use the iPad. Because
he knew it. He probably understood the church model
because that church model began with him in the early days. I
mean, he's the one who developed it as the, you know, the church
model for product rollouts. Everybody else, none of nobody
else gets it, they think they can bring a bunch of people then
then they dressed in colorful clothes, they don't have any
idea what a megachurch, how it operates or how it works. And so
they just kind of copy what they think Steve or Steve was doing.
And now Tim is doing and Tim has stuck with it. He's got the
black shirt, or dark outfit, you know, and he pretty much they'll
blow it because they don't think they fully understand what
they're doing. But you know, they've come out with you know,
I mean, the last guy came up with a pink shirt, you know,
but all of that is that is just the just the winners of the
religious part of the race. The actual sickness that is
happening is just unreal.
Yeah, well, what's what supposedly yes what? it'll boil
down to being bad. It's bad.
It's bad but it's fun to watch for me I find it fun to watch.
It's fun to watch to a point until you have one of these
friends of yours who's a nut case for these things and grad
can grab you and shoot the two selfies before you can get away.
That's fine I find extremely annoying.
Yeah, it's it's all just part of it. I'm I'm just observe because
people are. They're going to you cannot end well. You need rest
in your brain. We
have a selfie of you with your two sisters that's in abeyance,
ready to go to the newsletter maybe on Thursday as a teaser,
and it's an obvious selfie because you're you can be seen
holding the camera
yes it my sister's phone she asked me to take it.
And you said no. This is for low lives.
I said do not put this on the internet is what I said. Oh, but
where did it where did it come from? The Internet. How did you
get it from the internet? No. Yeah. That's sketchy. It was on
your Facebook account. But I didn't put I didn't put anything
on my Facebook. But somebody put it there. Yeah. So there you go.
I didn't even look at my Facebook. So I don't know what
what it was. But how do you don't have Facebook? How did you
find it?
Jesse? Judas Jane C's wife
at two Jesse, the Judas, Jesse, the Jews se the Judas, who
says, Hey, did you see this picture of Adam on his Facebook
page? I said, I she shows it. I said, No, that's interesting.
Send it to me. So she sent it to me.
Yeah, no, fine. My sister's must have i expressly said, Please do
not put that anywhere. When I was with my daughter in New
York, I'd take picture of us selfie and said just for me,
just this horrible picture. It's just for me. I'm not going to
publish it. It's just for me always assumed. But the sickness
is embedded. He gets a shitty picture.
But you shouldn't have expected the thing not to show up.
But this I'm talking about when I was taking pictures with my
daughter. She gets worried. It's a crap pictures. But it's my
picture. I'm not going to believing this. Because that's
not the way it works. That's the way it works in my world.
Well, your very identity is still to be proven. She doesn't
trust you, obviously. Because you could be she doesn't know
that you're completely divorced from the illness.
But you understand Yeah, well, you understand my point. I'm,
look, it's not gonna end. This is it is only accelerating.
There. We look how fast we adopted, MySpace, to Facebook,
Facebook to Twitter. The next big thing is going to be a very
rapid adoption, adoption. And people are they're going to burn
out. They are short circuiting already. People are going to
burn out. You have children walking up to television screens
trying to zoom in with their pic with their fingers that are
three years old. True. Yes, that's very true. Wow. Kids are
three, four years old. They have an iPad, and then they walk up
to TV and they think double tap and zoom and rotate
money. Oh, smudging up the TV. It's a mess. And one day
they will because the human beings work best when with tools
when they perform consistently. So now screens are seen this way
and everything is supposed to work this way. And man, I just
after my spin class on Friday, I know how to gauge. Like the way
you introduce as
well as the spin class here the day after the
spin class. And this was all the hot chicks were in this one.
It's a Friday noon was perfect. Before they pick up the kids.
It's all these mills. At the minute we're done. They're all
on their phones. And then I then I went to have a bowl of chili
and some coleslaw Joe's there on Second Street and you sit
outside it everyone's sitting at the tables on phones. Yeah,
phone, laptop, three phones. No one's talking. No one's
conversing. And then there's one lady who has a laptop,
blackberry and an iPhone. And an iPad has two beautiful little
puppy dogs that tied underneath her chair. And people are coming
by. Oh, they're so cute. And they're taking pictures with
their phone. It's I'm living in a nightmare. And you just have
to observe it to feel superior as a human being.
Yeah, yeah. Right. So I guess that's one way you could do it.
I find it just just disturbing to see everybody on these phones
constantly. They like you said they should get off of one thing
and immediately go to the phone. Because what are they? heart
surgeons? Why do you need to be checking this stuff constantly
for your clicks? John it is the same. It's dopamine, dopamine,
you get all these these chemicals that are in the plant
Pavlovian? It's a real honest cocaine is healthier than
smartphones and Facebook.
There I said it. That's it one's
not gonna say it's not true.
Now. The combination of smartphones Facebook and cocaine
lethal. You're dead within a week. But it truly is you better
off be smoking dope. And listen to Bob Marley records. Man, man,
man. Alright, we should get off this.
It's I know it's annoying. Okay, we can get it. But
I wake up in the morning and think oh my god the world is
people have no idea what's happening to them. I'm a
visionary. I'm from the future. I see. Death. Thanks. Thanks for
accentuating my point. Very good.
Okay, well now what I do in my clip
list. Sorry.
I think we went through a lot of material right there off the top
of our heads which probably backs us up in the stuff that we
researched.
I love when people say Adams like Alex Jones wounds right now
and I don't think I've ever heard Alex Jones talk
intelligently about the triad of the international health crisis.
Now that once you go back to talking about your own books,
you morons
talk talk about, about seeds, and then you'd be like Alex
Jones. Seems
to be he's still he's still doing the Male Vitality stick.
He's getting spelling boner pills. Yeah.
All right. What do we have? What's What's up on the agenda?
Uh, well, you were you were going to play a clip. Oh, yeah.
You look for the clip list and I will play. They found a clip.
No, nevermind. No, no, no. Let's go back in time. No, sorry. You
missed out. Let me give them the heart. We are going back in
time, ladies and gentlemen, we are going back several years to
Episode One. Well, there's something else I noticed about
the Department of Defense. And it was kind of underreported.
But you may have seen that they they arrested and a spy, John. A
scientist was arrested on spy charges. And because apparently
he tried to sneak out two thumb drives, which the TSA noticed at
the airport, as he was flying into abroad, I think was flying
to do remember this episode, you remember back in the day? Yeah.
Maybe to Israel. And so when they came back, they nab the
guy. And there's always we've always on these thumb drives, it
was you know, it was very important classified information
nuclear about nuclear warfare. And so I'm following up on this
guy. Actually, this was another Wall Street Journal, picture,
and just find it here. And well, it'll be in the show notes
somewhere. And this twist sound different. From episode 141. To
today. I think I sound Yeah,
but you sound different because you're using different mic. And
so
this is one of the guys who maybe I was still stoned back
then. And my baby.
This is the mic. No, you were stopped being stoned. I think
around episode 100.
You're right. It wasn't happy is your your writing was on the on
the day is talking to the press when what I thought was NASA was
going to go bomb the moon. And the only thing that's
interesting about the pictures, he's holding up a big cardboard
picture. Here it is space scientist has held a spine This
is it. Actually, I'm not going to tell you what I'm gonna do. I
want you to look at this link, John, and you tell me what you
see. I should have covered his screen. Yeah, you don't have to
read this coming up. But just look at look at the picture. His
name is Stuart nozette. And this is a briefing from on about the
original L cross project, which of course was the moon bombing,
which we now know was actually intended to, to bomb someone
else's moon base had nothing to do with finding water. But no,
but I look at look at this picture to Java.
Wait, wait, wait, you just you just basically gave a leap of
faith commentary there that that has not been discussed on the
show? Yes, it has. What bombing somebody's base. Yeah,
of course. It wasn't about water. It was about bombing.
Moon never talked about this. Oh, well, I'm sorry. Oh, it's
about bombing the other Moon bases there. Okay. Yeah, sure.
Well, and I look at the picture and what do you see? You see, so
the guy is holding up the big picture. He's in the middle.
Okay, now, where are they standing? Is that NASA? No, it's
the Pentagon. It's the Pentagon. Exactly. So this was a NASA
scientist who attempted to pass on top secret nuclear and space
secrets to a shill an FBI agent. He thought he was passing it on
to the Mossad. And you read some of the Trent transcripts of the
phone calls they taped. And he actually says oh, I was
wondering when you guys were going to call me because of
course it was Israeli Moon bases that that we bombed you go. So I
should have cut the beginning off of that. There you go. You
were right, sir. I mentioned Israeli Moonbase Yeah, of
course. It was right. I remember that. Nice. sends more stuff
after you cut me off. That's why I went crazy. Exactly. Anyways,
we're coming back to the future. Here we are back to the present.
You want to talk about Scotland for a minute?
Yeah. I'm getting more confirmation that our prediction
of a slim marginal wind only to be recalled and done over I
think that's right might come true.
I do have a clip that was sent in that is from one of the
Scottish TV shows, Scotland one or something and they play the
Scotland one clip and we get a little background on what some
of the issues that are cropping up. It's very interesting.
At the s campaign city center headquarters, we meet its
mastermind Blair Jenkins. Chief Executive of Yes, Scotland,
we always knew that because most of the mainstream commercial
media would be against independence that our best way
of countering that was to build that very active, numerous local
community based campaign. And that's what we intended. That's
what we've achieved.
Jenkins dismisses fears that an independent Scotland would be
isolated in Europe, the
fundamental principles of the European Union are those of
democracy and self determination. The notion that
the countries of the European Union but somehow look to punish
the people of Scotland for making a democratic choice
doesn't seem to us to stand up.
But the political ferment of this referendum campaign is not
just being felt in the cities. The island views of Scotland's
western coast, population 6000 on the islands ferry passengers
weigh up this historic decision. What's the main reason why
you're looking for a yes, COVID
for more progress, and the change I love and you know,
better loving for my children really, you know,
just to have more fair society, and not to be ruled by
Westminster anymore, do many unanswered questions. Revenue is
gonna come from oil. Nobody knows when resources are life
before oil. What?
Yo Yo.
All right. So there's a number of things going I think we're at
least discussing as an American public doesn't have a clue about
any of this. Of course, I can't exactly true areas. For one
thing, there's just some background 20% of Scotland
supposedly is below the poverty line. That's a million people
out of a 5 million population. And they believe with some
justification, because it would Thatcher tried to do in the 80s,
that they'd be better off without England now that they
have these oil wells that are off shore, right that produce
apparently the majority of, of all the EU countries, Scotland
has the most oil, the most oil is actually owned by Norway, but
they're not in the EU, they were wisely just stayed out of that
state out of that which by the way, makes you wonder why
Scotland doesn't follow Norway's lead, as opposed to demanding
the bee in the EU and making a big fuss about it. And bitching
about the fact that French has said, we're not going to vote
for that we're not going to approve this. And it wishes a
mystery No, as explained well.
But it's one step at a time, they would have to be
independent first, you can't just hop right into the EU.
Well, the way they see it, they're already EU citizens. And
so they can
Oh, interesting. So
let's read both sides of the argument. And both I think both
sides of the argument have valid points. And lots of them. And I
think it's a confusing situation. I would say that if
it was me, and I was there, I would probably vote for it.
Because the Scots had been bitching about being ruled by
England 400
years, 400
years more or less on, and it's like, you want to now not vote
for you have the opportunity to do this. And apparently they had
a similar opportunity in the late 70s, early 80s. We'll see.
But I think what I think the power the British, the West
ministers, if they like to refer to it, I think is probably not
going to let this happen. Because I think there's so much
money in those wells off the Scottish shores that they're not
going to let the Scotch just walk off with it now.
Well, it comes across to me that the Scottish population and we
do get a fair amount of emails about this. They just sent me a
what could be worse, who might have to do some to just do it?
Let's see what that is. We can always do something else. I
think it's you right now and what the guy said in the clip
for my children you know, let's give this a shot. Let's paint
our faces blue and let's vote yes.
And the other thing is is like the guy says, the international
media is all against this. Why?
Well, for the obvious reasons the UK wants their oil, they
really don't think they care about the citizens of Scotland
don't care about any citizens, the people is irrelevant. It's
about the resources. Now that what is being played very
effectively is as far as I understand Scotland has their
own national health system which is different from the the
mainland UK one and that is a big point that they're very
worried that the status quo what will happen to that but if they
they feel they will be able to protect it. There's when there's
the BBC broadcasts in Scotland you know, there isn't there's
been nothing but anti separation messaging going on. And still,
these people are like that, let's do this. And I think they
will. And you're right, this cannot stand. So just like
Ireland, I'd don't see why it would be any different with the
Lisbon Treaty. Okay, then we'll let you have your win. And then
we'll say it's do over. I can't even remember how they played
the Ireland. How did they do that? Do you recall what the
what the trick was to get the trick?
They did just did it again.
I just did it again. Right. And no one questions and about half
the people voted the second time. Right. Right. Right.
Right. It's like what's the point of the first vote? Yeah.
And that has happened. I'm sure that's what's going to happen. I
don't know if the Scots will rebel against that. Oh, please.
Probably not.
They might change their their Twitter icon. I could see that.
I could see that big. The, the big the tartan? Yes, I see that
big protest coming down the pike for sure.
You know, with the British can always, you know, throw them a
bone. I mean, they were they put it now that would the the no
vote guys. They say that there's X amount of money collected in
taxes from Scotland. And Scotland receives X amount back
plus $2 billion. And so it's like, so how is this a bad thing
we're getting, we're being taxed at this amount. And then we're
getting to that we get that back plus 2 billion. And I'm always
thinking, well, this is like a shell game. I mean, you're
getting money pulled out and you're you know, it's just it's
bookkeeping it. What's the point of taxing him at all? If you're
going to do that, just give him 2 billion. So I mean, there's
nothing it doesn't make sense to me that that argument is seems
bogus. And we're going to you, Adam, can you give me I need 100
bucks from you. And I want this every month. So here's the I'm
gonna give you some money in the form of credits, or whatever. I
mean, it's obviously that you just don't get the money back.
Right. This whole thing is, I would hope that they do this. I
think it'd be fun to it'd be great for the show. But I'd
probably be good for the Scots. I mean, they stand on their own
two feet at this point. They got through Parliament. They'd put
that in place now, when it's 30 years ago. Be some nice
fistfights.
That is just generalizing John.
Yeah, there'll be there'll be fistfights. It
looks like we have John Claude Juncker the drunker that has
thrown his blessing upon the capital markets and has brought
in a massive shill to run the to be what are they gonna
commissioner or what is this position this guy's going to
have? To really union to create the Capital Markets Union, which
is really the final step once you have the political union,
which is pretty much in place in the EU. Now bring all the banks
together, which deisel bloom I think has kind of failed at the
Dutch guy. But they're really, really ramping it up now. And no
one's paying attention. I don't think the citizens understand
anymore.
Are they trying to create a European Central Bank? Yeah,
well, they
owe there already is an ECB. There is a European Central
Bank. It's
really just a paper tiger. I mean, the real power of bank
power is still in German, German, right?
Yeah. Well, so where's John Claude Juncker the drunker from
Hello, his whole plan, but he's he is giving this to to the UK
guy who was a London City. I'm just looking for his name here.
He's a City of London, which is not even England. It's his own
country. Whatever the financial center is, it is yeah, the
creation of the Capital Markets Union, Jonathan Hill, will be
the incoming British Commissioner, and it is his job
to create the Capital Markets Union. Now, the Capital Markets
Union, I believe, is then used to create new kinds of bonds,
which will be similar to US Treasury bonds. Does that make
sense?
Yeah, no, they've just being discussed. And this is one of
the things some EU members don't like.
Yeah, yeah. Like people who just what happened to my country?
What is this flag? Why am I saluting this while listening to
Beethoven's Ode to Joy? What am I doing here? This is can't be
right.
Yeah, it's a pretty good backdoor strategy to take over
the whole of Europe is great, very genius oriented. Meanwhile,
we're talking about this group. I've have this clip from all
about Oh londe, who just took a joyride and went to Baghdad and
this is a very interesting report. I don't know what is
this all about? Explain to me.
Our main headline this hour phospho long is in Baghdad,
where he's offered support to Iraq's president and the Iraqi
government generally has thrown on who is the first foreign head
of state to make the visit since the Islamic state took over vast
swathes of Iraq the first visiting head of state as well
to land in Baghdad since a an Iraqi government was formed. And
after months of wrangling a new Iraqi government was sworn in on
Monday something phospho learned earlier congratulated Iraq's
president.
Hey, what the hell? What the hell the music all about?
This is showing up on more and more European news shows. Yeah,
that's the kind of hypnotize you with the kind of background
music as they read stories. That can't be. It reminds you I think
it was invented by the sports networks.
kannywood good.
No, it can't be good. It's got to be bad. I agree. But it's
just gonna start happening in the United States, you watch
them, you're going to start is going to start off slow. And
then it's pretty soon it's gonna be the whole news half hour on
network news is gonna be getting music bed, it's gonna have a
bed. Yeah, I can go and blah, blah, blah. Got it. At that I
have I
have a piece from a News Hour, which I do not believe contains
any music beds. This was broadcast on the September 11
edition when we had our show that evening. This is about the
28 pages that are missing missing from the report from 11.
So this is now going mainstream, which is the Bout time well, 911
though as you know, you can bring it up there and like Vivi
forgotten which by the way, I'd like to point out by
presidential proclamation on second. Here it is America. This
is the President never forget this September tragedy that
shook our nation's core 13 years ago. And then he got a day that
began so much like an up above of law. So therefore I brocco
bomb President of the United States of America do hereby
proclaim September 11 as Patriot Day and National Day of Service
and Remembrance. Patriot Day. That's weird. And I said it
again. If I didn't say anything, you wouldn't know that my finger
has to go to the button. I mean, it's in my butthole. So I didn't
know it takes a second.
It was that is a strange thing. What do you think this is all
about? We I think they're trying to turn September lemons into a
holiday. Yeah.
Yes. And we'll celebrate the Patriot Act, as we always do on
September 11, because that came out of it. Very good, very good
stuff. And it's all based on pretty much a flawed
investigation.
28 pages of a joint congressional inquiry into the
911 attacks were classified by the George W. Bush
administration, which claimed they contain information that
would hurt the war on terror. But some lawmakers argue the
pages reveal a little about national security and a great
deal about the government of Saudi Arabia's Heartland the
attacks. Yes, they say that the pages tell the story of Saudi
officials meeting with and even funding to have the 911
hijackers when they first arrived in the US, but only a
handful of people have seen them. Right.
That's right, right after 911 a very unusual congressional
inquiry with the both the House and the Senate Intelligence
Committee Chairman convened to find out what had happened. And
they did quite a lot of research. This is before the 911
Commission took effect. And they published their report in 2003.
And it was heavily redacted. But there was one entire section 28
pages that was taken out entirely, and the Bush
administration justified on national security grounds. But
congressmen that I've spoken to have read those 28 pages say it
has nothing at all to do with national security, that the Bush
administration and the relationship with the Saudis is
implicated. And they also admit that it has something to do with
the two Saudi hijackers. And I've talked to you know, I
talked to the 911 commissioners, and Governor Tom Kane, for
instance, has he's seen those 28 pages. He thinks they ought to
be released, he thinks not just those 28 pages. He says this is
just a small part of a much larger story. There is lots of
information that that Joint Inquiry and the 911 Commission
turned up that still has been kept from the American people.
For instance, there are interviews with President Bush
with former President Clinton with Vice President Cheney,
those still haven't been released. And I think after 13
years, the American people can afford to know the truth.
I think there's this is part of us. Every time I see these sorts
of things crop up. This is old. This is 11 years old, these
missing 28 pages, right?
More 13 years old. No, I
think this thing came out in 2003. I could be wrong, whatever
the case is.
Well, I have my copy here continue. I'll grab it's
an over it's over a this is not the main investigative report.
This is the one that came out that they refurbished. They made
a long report that was earlier whatever they case it's beside
the point. They are. This is a hit piece against Saudi Arabia.
There's a bunch of these things going on. And I look at him as
hit pieces because why after 11 years are we starting to point
the finger at Saudi Arabia? But if you remember, during the 911
period, we were already already pointing the finger because the
guys are all from Saudi Arabia. But then they soft peddled the
whole thing, which is until we could, I don't know what the
deal is with Saudi Arabia, but we're, something's up with Saudi
Arabia. I
agree. 100%. I also, I think there is a there's subtle other
media wars going on Al Jazeera. Now do we have a beef with
Qatar? are we messing up that relationship now to or is it
because we can't get the gas pipeline up through Homs and
Aleppo into Turkey? Are they pissed off at us? For some
reason? It's a possibility. Here's an Al Jazeera report,
which was very surprising to a big corporation. I'll point out
of course, AlJazeera is owned by the Qatari royal family.
The Boeing 787. sold as a Dreamliner, all new
airplane in a once in a decade if not once in a generation,
Achievement of Human ingenuity.
For airlines, it's cheap to fly. For passengers it offers
unparalleled confidence. For Boeing, it promised windfall
profits.
The Dreamliner is the plane of the future.
But Algis era discovers a dark side to the Dreamliner,
unimaginable that we could be three years late, have a fleet
grounding, have fires on the airplane.
Our investigation finds Boeing altered its own quality
standards. They're shortchanging the engineering process, to me
the schedule,
and they have whistleblowers This is a 20 Minute hit piece on
Boeing on the Dreamliner. Even though Qatar, Qatar bought a
whole mess of them not too long ago. This must be some attack,
there's something going on. Yeah. And I've got a hit piece
here. This was really off the wall. This was from Van cat. And
it's just an off the wall. This is the most off the wall hit
piece I've seen for a long time about something that goes back
to 1915. This is a hit piece on Germany, done by the French. And
this is about their colony as a colony days but play this.
It's the tale of a genocide largely forgotten by the world
more than a century ago, Germany colonized the area of Southern
Africa, now known as Namibia. In the years that followed 10s of
1000s of Africans were killed and all opposition was crushed.
But ultimately after its defeat in World War One Germany would
lose Namibia and all of its other African colonies will as
the world marks the centenary of World War One our reporters
having been having having a look at Namibia's history and
Germany's shameful role in
yeah we're poking
poking them we're this this this is not the that not a hit piece
and they're poking Germany with people but on a shameful hey you
crowd I'm poking you with and then they use of course
genocide. The terms they do it they go it follows up it's a
long report actually, it goes on for about 15 minutes. And they
they we entered there in Namibia and they interview some old
Germans that are still there and it's very interesting.
Every everybody was very good history. There's there are
they're making things up. Yes. I think we're already in the info
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Nothing's new. None of that OUT magazine is promoting their next
episode will be she will shock the world do you do you
subscribe to our magazine?
No I don't I know about it and it's essentially outs people for
being gay.
No, not exactly OUT magazine is an LGBT QQ IA P magazine. And
recently a Michelle Obama said that she will be featured in the
cover feature of OUT magazine coming up by presumed the
October issue. Okay. She says quote, I cannot get into
specifics. But she's gonna come out He's ready. This is gonna
happen. Don't let me finish the quote. I cannot. I cannot get
into specifics. But this will be a giant step for the LGBT
community. It is going to transform people's perspectives
around the world, primarily where the rights of
transgendered individuals are concerned that she said that the
I have this is this is the PR note that I'm reading. I do not
have the specific quotes on record. It's
a cheap tease. I love it.
We're all in a tizzy. What if Michelle is a trainee?
Yeah, it seems unlikely. Although Joan Rivers would joke
where she ended up,
they killed her for saying that so? So maybe, maybe they have
to,
but that is obviously what the teaser is all about. I'd be hurt
if I was her.
Yeah, there you go. Very disappointed
to do it. You know, all it's gonna be is here's what I did my
prediction. All right. It's gonna be a boring Playboy
magazine, like interview with Michelle, that goes nowhere,
probably right. You know, where we like to support the
community, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, yeah. So I have an
interesting little piece of, of little cabbage. Okay, so I'm
watching. I'm watching one of the NBC affiliates. Do the
weather guy. He's not doing the weather he is in they pushed him
into the, to the store of football store at the new
stadium. And he does essentially,
you're saying you're saying essentially a lot today? Who you
Yeah. And I've backed off of this, and I'm hearing it
everywhere now. Yeah, I got us. And it because it is a very weak
use of the word that which kind of means don't disregard any
thinking. Just believe me?
Yes. Well, that's okay. And I'm gonna change it. Now disregard
any thinking just believe me on?
Thank you. At least you're being honest. Yes. Okay.
They have the guy doing his report from the store. And it's
essentially a promotion for the store he admits it is. And then
they get they have a little this to me, epitomizes the conflicts
of interest that you have in mainstream media. And then he
follows it up with I have the two parter here. This is the
outro and TV promotion. I got the part two, which is the short
Part and Part Two is not really is another point I'm gonna make
but let's listen to this ridiculous, ridiculous weather
report.
Do here at Levi's Stadium is shop. Chief Meteorologist Jeff
Ranieri is in the team store. And Jeff, I understand you
already found yourself some goodies at the store.
Yes, we are right here where all of the action is we're not even
at the season home opener, which of course is on Sunday. And
people are already coming into the doors of the team store.
Check out the registers back here behind me. And you can see
they are very, very busy. I just learned that anyone that wants
to come in here tonight can come on in and check things out. I
mean, this place is gigantic. It is probably as big as maybe a
football field in terms of square footage. It's my
photographer pans on back you can see just the depth of all of
that. 49 are paraphernalia. They've got cups, they've got
keychains they have stuffed animals. They have stuff for bad
stuff for kids. Yes, it feels a little bit like a commercial.
But we are of course one of the sponsors of the 14 honors this
year. We are very proud to call them an NBC Bay Area partner.
And let's go on come on in since you know I'm your personal
shopper tonight. We'll show you some of the things you can't
miss the Levi's Stadium inaugural season t shirt they
said this will fly off the shelves. It's already a
commemorative item you can only get that at this store. Ladies
check out it
goes on and on. Yeah, it's not a but it's not a commercial. No,
no, no just because they happen to know
but here's an interesting little tidbit that came up at the end
that he got he does the finishes this promotion. Does the weather
comes out of the weather report with a little tidbit on what
sells the most. What's sells the most at the store and then I'm
dedicating this clip to Eric the shill.
And of course Sunday night football right here on NBC Bay
Area. If you couldn't snag a ticket, you're gonna watch it at
home. Kick off at 530 We've got 86 degrees and sunny skies it
looks fantastic. JESSICA I asked what the most popular item is
you might be shocked to find out it is a lanyard unless you put
their passes in, show it off. So I thought it was maybe a t shirt
or football or something. lanyard so get the lanyards they
say they sell out sometimes.
Let me tell you lanyards are popular. lanyards. All the
people love a lanyard.
I know I know. It's Eric this shields. Yeah, though he was
given free lanyards to people I ordered anything I think Lang
and I think he slips him in once in a while with a night ring. I
was just like,
what? Did football season just start? Is that when I'm yeah,
this is like the second week. Okay, so that's why we had all
this this book. Okay, was it promotion? I get it now. Yeah,
the Ray Rice thing I didn't I didn't understand it's
all a promotion. Everything's a promotion. Why are we watching
TV?
I am, because I have to report on it. It's my job. I have to
dissect it all the time. And why is the news when the President
very clearly said i s i L. He was consistent. I S is
become ISIL but he says no. Aysel some people say i Si Oh,
no, no,
that's not my point. CNN is saying i s i s Yeah. Why?
Because it's a different group.
You know, the thing is, well, it's not a different group. We
don't believe any of these are even a group but I think that at
some point you have to bite the bullet on this stuff. And you
have to go with the what the President says if he calls it
ISIL and he doesn't get any calls it specifically ISIL
Yeah, but there should be a style guide Yeah, they should be
changed to
me I used to be used to be ISIS ISIL or whatever or Islamic
State or what you know, they had all these long branding problems
or actually the benefits and they finally boil it down to i
Excuse me to ISIL but but nobody you know i I'm far as I'm
concerned. It's ISIL I mean, it ruins are one jingle the Ice Ice
Ice is ice has baby well we have a couple of them now. But we
have the best one who is the ISIS ISIL go to hell or whatever
it is.
Let's just play that while we still can
we will follow them to the gates of hell
yeah so Reimer that's ISIL sale perfect. And then the other one
which we had the other ISIS one is nice
ISIS ISIS baby. Yeah. So
anyways, I got one more thing I want to do.
Oh, just let me just play that one more at it
nice I liked that one because it has to explode. Yeah, and it's
timed well yeah, it's time well the explosion right explosion is
dropped in right there right where it belongs. Yep. I was
watching the Today Show.
Well, I'm reading mine comp to brush up on propaganda tactics.
You are reading you are watching the Today Show
Okay, so they're going off on fat people in a in a in one of
those. As we read the the guy who did the I'm going to kill my
eye. It's illegal for me to say I want to kill my wife. And
right and the words like offhand is horror. I'm going to tell you
so this is horrible that I'm going to say these things and
play this is the discussion. This is a classic today show
discussion about social media and what I don't even know why
they watched any of this. But I can't figure out what's just the
one that says fat discussion on today's show. Got it.
This piece we read earlier this morning on XO jane.com titled, I
wrote an article about marriage and all anyone noticed is that
I'm fat. In June, Minnesota writer galena Breen wrote a
story for Huffington Post 12 secrets happily married women
No. But there was more feedback apparently about her wedding
photo than the story she offered a photograph to accompany the
story where your posts included huff and puff. You love fat
women and don't marry a heifer have to say those things on TV
but that's those were the comments. She wrote. There are
very few times I think it's okay to comment on a woman's body in
a complimentary or negative way. I think we all need to stop that
conversation to consider it taboo.
Yeah, I mean, it's outrageous that people feel like can
comment. I mean, just never comment and
embody what you're trying to accomplish. What does that do
for
anybody? It makes them feel better about themselves. They're
eating Cheetos. I don't know. And it's horrible.
We've had this conversation a million times online it's
anonymous. People feel like they're just putting it out
there it doesn't matter but you're talking to somebody and
about somebody and it's gross it hurts
and in fact, the writer went on to say how much it sort of
emotionally destroyed her and and she cried about it until her
husband cheated on perspective. She's a has a healthy happy
marriage. So that's that's the joy of it. She was writing a
piece about having a girl anyway, if you needed a study
the University College London of London conducted a study and
they proved does not work. Like negative comments like the ones
we shared learning to lose weight, they may gain weight
actually from comfort, I will
tell you from experience, and is one of the things I've talked
about nagging somebody about their way, whether it's a loved
one or you're not helping. You're aware.
We know Fat. Okay, we got it. Okay. We want to remind you, we
got going on. Let's look ahead to the week.
All right now, I listen to this stuff as all precursors to to
taking the internet and shutting down this
crap all of this, John, you are so right, we got to shut down
the evil ISIL videos, we've got to shut down all the hate speech
hate, we got to shut down all of the negativity, the bullying, we
got to shut it all down. And this is why you want to become
involved in the camping of social media. Which is ham radio
obviously.
Because that's just very restricted to Yeah, but But
anyway, this through I listen to this stuff and it's just all pre
press all propaganda about you know all the anonymous comments
or they've been trying to bust these anonymous commenters. But
it's free it is free speech, by the way, but this whole thing
about free speech or trying to clamp down on free speech with
because of Citizens United. So you can't do you can't do
police. Clinical ads have to be approved
and you can only spend so much. Yeah, you know, yeah. The
government and the spending
anyway, it's all it's all bad. Yes, no, that's not the way it's
but it's always presented as Oh, that's poor one more fat purse
rejecter. Yeah, well, they go off to you know, fat and it'd be
something else skinny pockmarks, pimples, you know, oh, they just
made fun of this some person and then that person was sickened by
it.
Okay, the good news is that no matter what is done, the network
itself is unstoppable. The so no matter what they think they're
going to do, there will always be ways to utilize the network
to communicate, just will not be on the scale. And you won't be
able to do a lot of things and most people won't be aware of
it. It will still be usable. In the network itself. I think it's
just a virus that cannot be stopped and all the protocols
and Tapia they're going to run around and try and restrict a
lot of that. Good on him. I have a very bleak outlook today. I
don't feel good about anything that I've said or seen.
Well, that's because there's not much good to go. Well, you know,
it's a slow news day.
I've been routed reading this book, The End of absence, by
Michael Harris. Reclaiming what we've lost in a world of
constant connection I reckon I recommend that I take a look at
that book. It talks a lot about a lot of research material.
Does that name ring a bell? Michael Heron Michael Harris
Michael Harris
but I'm enjoying this book and and his conclusion is what we're
losing right now is absence the just being absent minded or just
but we didn't really make up for it on the show. Let's say yeah,
sorry about the delay in your laughing all right.
Looking at my you learn Mr. Harris. Is she the there's a
million this is a problem when you have a guy like it need
names like
the end of absences the book while you're looking at up I
will read we have a new member of the no agenda Tourette's club
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not as or Tourette sufferers. We'd like to think of it more as
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now Yes, I am a Tourette's sufferer. I have so far
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range from extending my elbows to crack it and that's a good
one I've had that sequence for a while. Also rolling of the ankle
well walking, which I thought Yeah, that's the way you put
your not ankle but your I think he means that your heel. So you
put your heel down and then you turn your heel. It's a very
weird one. It gives you the silly walk from Monty Python,
okay, along with individual shoulder shrugs, and most
recently a neck craning from side to side until it cracks he
has the crack crack, crack dress. Yes, that's very
annoying when I'm alone. I
look like a nut job but little do they know about data
crunching object catching superpowers. I keep it
relatively under control. But as soon as I'm alone, it all comes
out in a string of spasms and ticks that probably looks
ridiculous. Yes, this is what we do. When we're either alone or
podcasting, I take like a crazy man podcasting. Yeah, that's why
I can't do this i on camera, I would be uncomfortable. It would
not be the same show. You've
done this on camera before you were on the show recently
somebody show and you're on camera, but
I'm happy. So I'm using a significant percentage of my
superpowers just to keep the ticking down to a minimum. And
that's a waste of resources. Right. Anyway, we want to
welcome this new member to our n na tc.no. Agenda. notes.com the
no agenda. Tourette's club. Welcome. You're among friends.
You're among friends.
Right, anything else? See,
we've got a couple of things here that we can do.
Yeah, because I'm supposed to keep an eye on the time. And I
think we're
what No, no, no, we have plenty of time. Okay. How about this,
you're talking about there's a gentleman I was watching one of
the he was watching a lot of hearings, there was a lot that
came out of them. But there was this one hearing on cyber
terrorism and terrorism. They combined the two cyber terror.
This was a very I watched half of it. Yeah, it was very boring.
Very boring. But I thought this was kind of interesting. This is
a good guy. They're introducing this general whoever's name
written down there. But this is an example of this guy is a is
a, he was a brigadier general. Then he was in some then he was
in some Secretary of State position, then he was in. And he
was going through all these different jobs. And now he's
part of some terrorism, Homeland Security. He's back in
government, he went from government to private sector to
government, actually government, government, government, private
sector for eight years, and then government and just try to pick
up the private sector, the mansion and tell me if it's kind
of amusing what company he was vice president, okay,
be taken, along with the steps that we still need to take to
prevent this from happening. We'll drill down on the threat
and its impact on our homeland both in this open hearing, as
well as in the classified briefing directly following. But
that's not all we're going to do. In addition to examining the
more conventional terrorist threats, the instability in Iraq
and Syria,
that's not the right clip. The clip by one is lip smacking.
I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, General. I'm so sorry.
We can do more. God blesses behalf of all members of our
committee. Thank you for joining us today. Our first witness is a
retired brigadier general Francis Taylor. Taylor is the
undersecretary for intelligence analysis in the Department of
Homeland Security. How long have you been in that job now
general? For months good. In this role, he provides a
secretary of DHS leadership, DHS components and state and local,
tribal and private sector partners with the homeland
security, intelligence and information they need to keep
our country safer, secure and resilient. John Taylor came to
DHS with 31 years of service in the US Air Force four years in
the State Department as counterterrorism coordinator and
as the Assistant Secretary for diplomatic security and eight
years as Vice President at General Electric. Second
witnesses and yeah, would it be GE
General Electric now I'm looking at this guy. I I just sense it.
I'm can't be sure. I doubt that he can even use a computer.
Yeah, I saw this whole group and I was so underwhelmed that after
45 minutes, it takes 45 minutes for everyone do the opening
statement. Oh, geez, opening statements are the words. Thank
you. Oh, you're so fantastic. And thank you for your service.
And yeah.
Well, during this one of the guys on I think it said guy who
was the head of National CounterTerrorism or something,
but he but I thought this was worth listening to this is the
four groups of cyber what they wouldn't their cyber terrorism,
they're trying to combine it so they can spend more money,
taxpayers money wasted ways that but there I didn't realize there
are four groups, or groups that are that are cyber terrorists,
and this is what they are
the recent years. We truly expect him to continue to climb
and grow. I could break down the threats to our country, four
broad categories from cyber spies, transnational, organized
criminals, terrorists and hacktivist groups. The bottom
line is we're losing a lot of data, money, ideas and
innovation to a wide range of cyber adversaries. Yeah.
Yeah. And the subarea fifth group, which is every Silicon
Valley company that has an app on your slave device, they're
the ones really sucking you dry. Yeah, I'm turning into this
Luddite and I don't I
see that you're trying to think I'm helping you influence that.
Yeah. JC even though I still, you know, JC had this
interesting argument. You know, he's the one who pointed out
that they used that mosquito device, whatever it was when the
President was in town it turned on everybody's iPhone Viper, the
Viper, Viper. No, that that was a mosquito or
sucker, the Stinger, the Stingray,
Stingray thing, right? He said, that all have iPhones in the
office, and everybody uses an iPhone because they're all part
of the religion. And I am of course, my comment at the table
is always well, why don't you just take the battery out? You
have to worry about it. Not out of the iPhone, my friend when I
go watch, but that makes no sense. Why would you build a
device like that? Anyway? He says he had another comment
recently. He says every time he swears this is true. Every time
Apple comes out with a new phone, the the programs the
speed and everything on the old Apple phones degrades. Oh, yeah,
no, slows down. It doesn't work right anymore. And it just gets
worse. Every time. He says he's noticed this before. Every time
a new phone comes out. The old phone gets dusty. It stops
working well. Yeah.
Well, it's also the OS that you know, they come up with a new OS
and all this stuff. Why would that make the old one it's
planned obsolescence con John, you know, there's worse than
that.
They make these people as a news we noticed with that clip from
Fox, people who are into the iPhone, they buy the new one
when it's like the same marches like they're not. I don't even
know if they're cultivating new buyers. This is the old buyers.
They're all in. Oh, I'm getting a new one.
Well, we're okay. I'm going to finish now. Do you have more
clips or can I just finish?
Well, I have Yeah, I do actually. Get the lip smacking
guy and we did the lip smacking guy. Yeah, the cyber kinda hit
that we can do without do. I think I can. I can float. Yeah,
I think I'm good.
Float Float on. The are
more sanctions being put put on the Russians for some unknown
reason. No one's explained that to me, even though they put the
ceasefire up.
Okay. Now we're gonna have to get back. I think in the next
couple of days. We will need to get back to Putin. That I think
there's more anti gay Putin hates gays news coming out some
may catch some Let me catch little fire there. I don't think
we will have another decapitation or beheading. What
happened to decapitation? Why is it now beheading is it what
beheadings more dramatic? Because the word head is in
there yeah. We could probably take a dead pull on this so I
think probably before the next show there won't be but I think
there will be shortly there
Sunday Yeah, for next Sunday probably. And I will just say
that look into I would like everybody to pay attention to
your own habits but to those around you and you will see that
there is something so profoundly important happening with human
beings today. That is accelerating and this latest
Apple product which is you know, when it would said Samsung or
moto whatever these like man but now it says Apple, it is the
official sanction church version. There is something
happening and people will start to die. Ah,
geez you watch you got me off guard on now when I'm telling
you you people will start to die in strange ways. This is big
brand somebody over the other day who just stepped into the
street. Well, looking at the phone and texting. That's one
way.
There is it bad things are afoot and save yourself to save
yourself. Leave your phone at home. Try it. opt outs people
opt out. That's the best advice I can give you and opt your kids
out for a while to or as much as you can. You creating zombies.
Stop it. Oh, that's what you get when you turn 50 That's what it
is. They've turned it into an old fart I'm gonna have to go
out and party or something to get back into my boyhood.
Oh, that's not going to happen.
Coming to you from FEMA Region six where it is chilly. In the
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