merrily am an idiot. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, November 27 2014. And time for your get my nation
media assassination episode 673.
This is no agenda,
tracking down the great tenant book scam and get Monet's and
lowlands coming to you from the pipe in the heart of Amsterdam
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from the Pacific go Northwest hideout. 20 119 miles
away from Ferguson, Missouri. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin,
Buzzkill.
You're gonna give us a live on the scene report. John from
20 121 100
miles away from Ferguson. Adam.
Yes. And how is it John? How's everything there? Hold
on. Hold on here. Reporting on the spot. Yes. And
do you see any of your colleagues there? Are you all
safe? Are you safe? John? Are you all safe?
Yeah. Brian Williams standing out in the cold doing a stand
up. Why isn't in New York or someplace where it's warm.
They must be paying him a lot of money. John, what do you think
he want to go ask him about that? Maybe
he makes 12 to $14 million a year. Well, I'll
go I'll freeze my nuts. offer that to John. All right. Listen,
John. Come back with us later. That's right. Be safe. John be
safe. Yeah,
$14 million a year so I can go stand in the cold. Reporting
live from Ferguson. Alright, let
me let me give this let me give you this. a try. Here. Hold on.
Oh, actually, man. I'm still here in the Netherlands if
anyone's wondering.
And an interesting coincidence. I'm in the Pacific Northwest
hideout. Yes you're in the Netherlands and and Eric is also
on the road the first time in the history of the show that all
three of the principles the servers are in different
locations than normal. So where's Eric? East go ahead and
down to Berkeley.
Oh, wow. Okay, so you guys almost crossed each other then.
A almost crossed me.
Yeah, dammit. Well, first of all, happy Thanksgiving. John.
Happy Thanksgiving to you Adam. You realize this is the phoniest
of all the holidays that we celebrate routinely. I
find this hard to believe. Because I have a proclamation
from the President of the United States. And and see it seems
pretty. I'm not only just the proclamation a little history
lesson, though. Oh, this I'd like to hear yes, the President
was
okay. Let's just stop before you read the proclamation last week.
Just review it.
Let me just say one thing. Some people have heard this seven
years in a row and this was eight
minutes kind of short believe me. Okay. The voice out org
slash blog and look it up. I'll probably repost everything later
today. But it's a the Thanksgiving celebration really
began when Lincoln Lincoln I tell you created a day of
thanksgiving for the dead Civil War soldiers. And they have had
Thanksgiving similar to that on and off over all the years,
there was something that took place during the pilgrim era
called harvest day or festival day or something like that. It
wasn't Thanksgiving then some woman I believe it I can't I
don't have it in front of me but later and a few years later,
like during the Truman administration or something like
that demanded that this this whole thing be put into play as
a bogus you know, celebration of our of the pilgrims for some
reason and how that even got to there, but it's bull crap. The
whole thing is bullcrap.
Well, I'm sorry, the short version. Version.
I'm sorry to hear about sorry to hear you say that that way.
She is, by the way, little set aside store my kids. They got
this from me. Of course I'm the grumpy old dad that keeps
telling Thanksgiving is bogus. My kids used to take this
information to school. When did you graders?
I thought they were homeschooled.
No, no, they moved in and out. But my daughter was the one who
was homeschooled the most Okay, the other two they're going to
appear in there. But whatever the case they would take this
information to school and they get almost expelled
for spewing this craziness.
Right Yeah, that's a conspiracy natto Yeah, really?
Do they call you uh, can you of all people they call you a
conspiracy nut it up. So I had this whole proclamation thing
about Thanksgiving. And I go to open it up and I get a 404 It's
like they've removed ah, this is
very peculiar
save page as
well. This is why I'm going I'm kind of trying to stall
everything. So I can go into my into my archive it Yeah. Well,
of course. You know, our whole system has has backups. Tell us
a little bit more about the about the holiday. John. Just
give me one more seconds.
Ahead. Okay, and go to Obama. We have a clip. Yes, I do. Obama
pardon one Oh Crikey.
I knew it was coming.
Good afternoon, everybody. Hey,
he sounds drunk.
Did you hear that?
Hey, happy Thanksgiving.
Please have a seat. Normally we do this outside the weather's
not cooperating today. But I want to first of all, on behalf
of Malia and Sasha, wish everybody an early Happy
Thanksgiving. I am here to announce what I'm sure will be
the most talked about executive action this month. Today I'm
taking an action fully within my legal authority. The same kind
of action taken by Democrats and Republican Presidents before me
to spare the lives of two turkeys, mac and cheese what you
know what
I need to say something fresh in food and he's
celebrate I need to say something about this. I want it
to be known. I want to reiterate this program has been the sole
and true leader. In tracking the progression of the 80 year cycle
depression food known as macaroni and cheese, often
referred to as mac and cheese.
It's we're the only one and I
this is important because you know now all of a sudden, this
mac and cheese is now not just one but two turkeys that are
being pardoned, with as we've discussed a traditional dish for
African Americans at Thanksgiving, the mac and cheese
now pushing this entire meme onto the people. It truly does
signal the beginning of the end but you Mr. Dvorak,
oh absolutely. Obama pardon number two,
I have the whenever you whenever you're ready. I have the
legislation or the
I have a truck ladies tomorrow clips.
Yeah. Okay, cool, man. They'll get to live out the rest of
their days respectively at a Virginia State with 10,000 acres
of Roman space. That's an landlines amnesty.
I looked at that company up. Do you know how many turkeys they
do? Millions. Just in the month of December? No 750,000. And on
their website, they have this whole thing. Hey, you know, we
also like we deliver like turkeys that are all dressed up
and good to go in the oven. You know, we don't just like take
them back. And this whole piece where this lady was like, oh,
yeah Now Brad Pitt orders from us George Clooney orders from us
very strange. It's not just some little little farm couple of few
couple of people.
On Why would George Clooney and from these folks Bruce
Springsteen lives in like the Beverly Hills or Italy
Bruce Springsteen
is bullcrap.
But don't worry, there's there's plenty of Turkey to go around.
Ah, he made a funny Washington joke. See how and finally
as final of the clip of the series, I had to cut this down
from like, 10 minutes. Yeah, no,
no, I'm glad you did it.
In fact, later this afternoon, Michelle, Malia and Sasha and I
will take two turkeys that didn't make the cut to a local
food pantry. That works hard year round to make sure that
folks in our nation's capitol have food and clothes to food
aid and clothes to wear didn't make
what is what he said there is that they're they're wearing
turkeys. Yes, I listened to it a couple of times. Okay, hold on,
hold on a second so they can wear them
around to make sure that folks in our nation's capital have
food and clothes to food aid and clothes to wear.
Hey, what he said he says he's taken the turkey Yeah, this
homeless shelter so they can have food to eat and clothes to
wear? Yes, John.
That's what he said. He did. I know I heard it. I heard it. I
get it. Very funny. Presidential Proclamation bad things on
Thanksgiving. 2014. And so Thanksgiving Day invites to
reflect blessings, freedoms cherish armed forces. And then
here we go from nearly 400 years ago. This is now this is
official. This is in the Library of Congress. This is history.
This if you go back to November 27 2014. And you know, let's
just say these are kids and like 2030 2035 Like hey, what are the
old people old timers? What did they think about remember when
when internet was they thought fiber was going to be the next
best thing? Right those days? It whose history are they going to
be reading John C Dvorak podcast or at large President Barack
Hussein Obama, well, okay,
exactly got a bigger audience than we do.
nearly 400 years ago, a group of pilgrims left their homeland.
Notice the subtle
use of the word homeland
and sailed across an ocean in pursuit of liberty and
prosperity. I turned to my esteemed colleague, Mr. DeVore,
AK for a a quick expansion on the pursuit of these said
pilgrims leaving their homeland.
They were leaving from religious persecution, for the most part.
So that's liberty and we're driven out. They were chased
with a friendship with the friendship and kindness of the
Wampanoag people, they learned to harvest the rich bounty of a
new world.
How many of those Wampa nose are left? I
continue. Together, they shared a successful crop, celebrating
bonds of community during a time of great hardship, through times
of war and peace. The example of a native tribe who extended a
hand to a new people has endured.
Oh, this is the whole this is good. He's like he's relating
this to the to the situation with the with the undocumented
aliens, how
slick is that? A very extended a hand to a new people. So many,
many
questions. It's good if anybody actually read it besides you.
All back to the things
but again, but this is the this is the history this will be and
look and hear he wrote it. He wrote it as he did it.
One of the great, great, great speeches will be seen as a
speech, where the great speeches by Barack Obama welcoming the
Mexicans.
It's not slick, though, like, the way so we that will be the
white man who should be ashamed of themselves, I guess. Because
of our privilege. We once landed on the shores and there we had
the Obama of their day. Or maybe the JFK of their day or the
Truman of their day. That was the Wampanoag Indians. And they
were reaching out to us, and then we killed them. So what is
the lesson here? What is he trying to tell us?
What he should? He's avoiding the fact that Mexicans are here
to kill us?
That's the only logical conclusion is the logic.
And that's our show.
Thank you very much. By the way, are you sick of the meme country
of immigrants? Yeah.
I've heard that of her. We're in immigration country, which I
think
of immigrants is the one I think you hear the most, and it's
totally mean, it's always used. And it's like, we could go into
the Ferguson thing. But Ferguson, which is not yet we
can't go yet. We can't go targeted. Yeah, it has another
little meme in there. It's just annoying.
Well, I followed Obama around a bit because that was the easiest
for me to do. And, and yeah, Ferguson folds into this.
Because I've been watching as much EUROPEAN NEWS as possible.
Obviously, a little bit of CNN International, which is
interesting. It's kind of like they have their second string of
checks.
Yeah, actually, the second string of chicks on CNN
International, even though I can't get it anymore, because
the Dish Network.
I thought they were done is back on. Have you checked? I think I
haven't checked. settled yet. They settled?
Oh, good. Yeah. Well, whatever the case, they I think CNN
International is a far superior product.
Yeah. But I think that some have some second string checks. And I
just want everyone to understand where you're speaking as
television executives right now.
Television executives were sexist pigs and a whole so we're
actually being television executives. So we are presenting
ourselves as sexist pig a holes who really don't know anything.
It's a skid.
Yes, it is a skid.
Alright, sexist pig a whole.
Who doesn't know anything? Exactly. What about him?
Yeah. So I've been watching some Obama stuff. Couple of things
that are subtle couple of things that that he went to Chicago.
And this was a plan, they had a planned heckling session. But it
was it was it was I was pretty impressed. So now, imagine this
is a setting with a lot of students, young people, then
it's in kind of a auditorium almost in the round, you know,
or at least three or three sides. Definitely four sides,
maybe of people behind the president. Any of these, not
just any idiot can walk into these certainly not three, at
least three coordinated hecklers. And I think part of
this was improv but when but the president immediately takes this
into a script. And then later, disclaim seems that it was a
script. It was so bizarre.
He said it was a script. Oh, no, he disclaimed. He said it
wasn't.
I'll play the play the little clips. Okay, so first, here's
the first. It's about about 2023 minutes into it. And I believe
this is done purposely in order to describe this in order to
actually signal to the media. Here's the message or I don't
know it was just some some kind of exercise in communication.
Here's the first heckling the start of it. But even that
hasn't been alive
see now, that was kind of like one main lady. And then the
other one.
You can't understand. I'm sure you must have listened closer
than I can. I can barely
hear. The only thing I heard at the beginning was you lie.
Something like you lie. That's it. Something like that. So that
now there's two ladies yelling and it's from
officer war I heard that.
Yeah. Oh, yeah, it's for opposite sides. But they are
coordinated as far as I'm concerned. Okay,
they're all that shrill a Code Pink type
that this this I think is a Code Pink. Yeah, but that's that's
not seen. Now what happens is he's now there's like three or
four people. And this is going on for a while I've been I've
cut out this whole the whole episode of This was probably
five or six minutes. Just with just people yelling at him go
and you know, well, here he is trying to grab hold of the
situation. And I did not edit this. This stuttering is in real
time. Here we go.
I understand the lesson right? Hola. Hola. Hola. Hola. Hola,
young lady. Young lady don't just don't don't just don't just
don't just start yelling young ladies.
All the single ladies Sir Sir, sir.
Sir, sir, why
don't you sit down to listen? Doesn't necessarily
and that's the store. Yeah.
I tried some Spanish yet. Oh.
What was that?
That was pretty sad. I speak zero Spanish but yeah, he's just
gonna try some crap. I don't know what
here Okay, can I just say this? Yeah, I've listened to you. I've
heard
you is key now. This is key. This is very smart the way this
is done.
I heard you. I heard you. Alright, now I've been
respectful. I'd love to hear
spectral pres Yeah. These guys are good. You gotta admit it.
This is good shift. Oh.
All these good?
Well, at least that is that yeah, all right. So he does that
very well. And then what I have here Okay, so So now is
everybody's attention now he's going to do what I call deliver
the payload so now he has everyone's kind of off kilter
has been living so this deliver the payloads is what I call it.
Deliver the payload. So he's got this drumroll Don't
you think it should be delivered the payoff?
No, it's a paid load. Okay. No, because he's encapsulated this
payload of information with this emotional outburst and then
people Oh, wow. Okay, well yeah. What's happening with Laura were
witness to history that's Yeah see the audience who
mind controlling history is what we're witness to. Ah, and then
here comes
we've got to be able to talk honestly about these issues.
Okay.
This is right after what you heard you're absolutely right.
That there have been significant numbers of deportations
I love the up talk on that one. Deportations okay. It's just
deportation that's true true. We do we deported some folks I wish
he would have said that. I find it a crime that his writer
didn't put that in.
Yeah, he says he uses it constantly Yeah, we deported
some folks or whatever.
And at this point, he is reading the prompter by the way this is
this is why I know that it was scheduled
Okay, so you caught him right on the right on prompter right
after the heckling right into it baby. But nice.
And I know you mean that to like know
what it was paying attention to
what you're not paying attention to. This is so good. This is no
fake. Yeah.
Is the fact that I just took an action to change the law. So
that's point number one.
Point number one, which is, I guess, just off the cuff, but he
has a couple points he wants to make from the prompter.
Point number. And
Brock, the way the change in the law works is that where we are
prioritizing how we enforce our immigration laws, generally.
I like this because that is the truth. We talked about the
prosecutorial discretion and that's all that it is just by
saying, Well, he'll give you the slogans he's gonna do you
remember the slogan, John? No, it was felons, not families of
Right, right. So we deport felons, not families. And he's
going to do that. But he's going to try to come up with a new one
on the fly. And is, is great blowing.
Great. So not everybody do
that. So he can't ad lib.
It's so bad qualifies
for being able to sign up and register. But the change in
priorities applies to everybody. Okay,
trust me.
The point is that, though I understand why you might have
yelled at me a month ago. Although I disagree with some of
your characterizations, it doesn't make much sense to yell
at me right now.
That's a Cosby. That's like a Cosby almost, isn't it?
Yeah, little bit, little bit American changes.
So the point is, I'm great. The point is, I'm great. Let's make
sure that let's make sure that you get the facts, know exactly
what we're doing. And then if you have disagreements, then you
can work through all the immigrants rights organizations
that we work with, to try to address some of your concerns.
I guess he didn't have that part on there. Let me find it. Sorry,
I thought I had the his his flub there. Well, here is here's his
admission of the script.
Okay. It's good to be back in Chicago. So because everybody's
got something to say. But I'm not I'm not, I'm not gonna be
able to, I'm not gonna be able to have a conversation with each
of you separately. So there's there are other ways there are
other ways of engaging, just sit down. I just, I went off script
for a pretty long time really, I don't mind I know people are
passionate about this. But
they always like to do that. So one little one off the script it
was completely scripted even him saying he went off the script is
scripted
Yeah, I'm sure that's up there. So well in the in the you know,
some of these events like when they do the
the i Two more two more quick things from this. Elijah's
mentioned
when some of these events like when they do the correspondents
dinner, yeah, he's up there with two prompters but there's also a
giant prompter at the back of the hall. Yeah, really big one.
Yeah. Big giant. That's more when it's all anyone has to do
is turn around and take a movie of it. I've seen it a couple
times. Yeah, I see it occasionally because of the
camera angles but nobody's just filming it here
but this is the Emperor has has no clothes on. You see this as
everyone knows that he's reading everyone sees it taking place
but it which is oh, you know, it doesn't matter. He's naked. You
know? It's just it's become commonplace. And for many
others, not just him. It's important don't disturb him. You
listen. It's a very busy guys gotta finish he's got a tough
job. We can understand where sometimes just easier for him.
You know, he's running around saving the world. He needs a
teleprompter? Don't you understand that? What's the
matter with you? Why are you asking these questions? Here's
something interesting. The president said
the best programs may be too far away. And sometimes someone
usually mom leaves the workplace to stay home with the kids,
which then leaves her earning a lower wage for the rest of her
life as a result. That's not a choice we want Americans to
make. So but
I knew you'd catch that one. Well, we don't want you to make
a choice to
watch a having any choices where you raise your kids back in the
workplace later become CEO by the way, most female CEOs have
kids. They had him when they were early. And now they're
loaded. They're wishing they're running the country. Yeah.
What's he talking about? Oh,
listen to the very end
want Americans to make. So let's make this happen by the end of
this decade. let's enroll 6 million Children and high
quality preschool and here they
go. And not only do we not want you to make that choice, we want
you to put them in jail. Called pre kindergarten. What is pre K
pre pre children garden? Before they grow when we put them
in the earth, get them in there early and brainwash them right
out the top, you know, it's gonna
be like that. Oh, yeah, else comes up with stuff like this.
Who else comes up? No,
no, the Hitler
little early for me. They don't have by Hitler. Whoever calls
for Hitler doing and during a show wasn't expected. All right
now our transitional clip thanks to the President. So again,
another gaffe. And I'm listening to this as I really only want to
clip that one bit about, about what he what he what he was
talking about, but then he'd slip this in.
I hope you don't mind. Because obviously, there's a lot of
stuff in the news. I actually need to begin by saying a few
words about what happened over the past day, not just in free,
he's
got a lot of lipsmack going on this clip I've
been doing that more and more I've noticed and maybe we're
just noticing it now. That's what I that's a possibility
since we're now aware of lipsmacking
Ferguson, Missouri, our neighbor to the south but all across
America. As many of you know, a verdict came down. Or
I didn't catch it at first, but he catches himself
by grand jury made a decision yesterday that that's a big
difference from a verdict came down. Yeah, that's it. I find
that to be a very disturbing mistake. What's he thinking? Um,
this is an an I believe. This may also have had done I'm not
sure if I could see him reading prompter on this. It's probably
something he messes up when he really goes off script. So
that's probably that's probably why I messed it up. vertic verde
came down. No. But that kind of shows you I think how incredibly
staged this although is real. I mean, there's a lot of stuff is
real. There's real stuff happening. But Tom, come on.
When you see Jake Tapper, Anderson Cooper, Brian Williams,
Don Lemon, all on the scene. That's like the biggest red flag
you can ever imagine. If it's really dangerous, these guys are
not going anywhere. Yeah, I agree. Did you see Don Lemon? No
you don't you don't have CNS? I
don't have see I didn't wasn't getting seen. Right. Here's
my favorite. He's just standing there talking to a guest.
Officers will be going up also what you're looking at on the
other side of your screen.
The guy come on Fox CNN.
Here is now here's
that's the dangerous part. You gotta listen to this. Here's Don
Lemon.
I want you to tell me stoned or not stoned.
Okay, stolen not not drunk or not drunk.
I don't have a jingle for it. So it's not drunk or not drunk.
Stoned or not stoned. As in the We the Holy
Mary Jane think weed is Mary Jane and
stick Mary Jane. Do we have any more old school References John
that we can throw out there for the kids. So
the reefer
reefer make sense to me. Brah. All right, here we go. We're
sitting right across the street from the Ferguson Police
Department Anderson. And just a couple of seconds ago, we heard
a gunshot or one gunshot we heard about four or five earlier
as the prosecutor was making the announcement. Just the one that
happened just a couple of seconds ago. People started
running this way.
I gotta tell you, I am by I think by my certainly my own
qualification. I am a qualified qualified expert on the smoking
of marijuana. And certainly working while smoking marijuana.
And I think at this very moment this report, Dawn is start he's
feeling his if you've ever smoked marijuana, he's got this.
He's we're being removed. He's seeing his body. He's hearing
his lips move. We're seeing that he's hearing the noises, but
he's not really inside himself and he can hear him start to
slow down and just completely lose the plot.
And there are a couple of police officers in the crowd and
they're still sort of sort of moving around here. But again,
we heard we have heard gunshots this evening, couple during the
prosecutors announcement, Bob Nichols announcement, and then
just about maybe a minute two minutes ago, just before you
went to Dave and Carol, we've heard a gunshot and started
scattering and now they're back
together Here comes here and we're watching people.
They're on top of the roofs of car the top of cars.
Come on, John. Are you not hearing it yet?
Yeah, he sounds like he's a little surfer ish. Well and here
comes the K man. Yeah. And then there were standing around where
comes the kicker
and
obviously there's a smell of marijuana in the air as gunshots
because he's slurring his words. Obviously, the smell and
the smell of marijuana and that would account for my slurring my
words if you really think about it. Around here
is this sequence of roofs of cars have feet of people on top
of it something roofs
of car, the tops of cars, and obviously there's a smell of
marijuana in the air as well.
Dude, ever heard that hoax and I realized that the smell of
marijuana is from him.
Because he's talking his mouth is is actually as calm as you
probably know, if you look at his other hand is holding a
doobie.
And may I give the European perspective of the situation in
the firm? I'd love
to hear that. It's a great, that's where you that's why
you're there on the spot in New York giving a live report. I
am Yes, I am. And it's dark again, as I speak to you, John
from the corridors of Western Europe. That's right.
30. There.
It's a six. It's 10 to seven. Yeah,
it must be bit pitch black.
It was it was black at 430. Yeah. Yeah. From the corridors
here in some called the gateway to Europe.
There. Yeah, LM would say that all the
time. Yes. All the reports here. Pretty much go and so it's quite
small. It was very it's top of the news everywhere as
everything that I could see and also on the kind of the wider
like your own News and BBC but obviously been looking at, you
know, local Dutch TV, of course. And it's pretty much its lead
story. And it is black kid shot dead, unarmed. white cop.
Ferguson protests. South Missouri, South Americans vs.
History. And now the weather. is it's very clear in these
reports. It's saying it is almost what the President said
while the verdict came down. Even though it's not you're not
not really a verdict. In fact, it's quite legally it's quite
something different. Americans racist bastards, particularly in
the south. That's the message.
Yeah. All right. Continue. Nailed it
content. However, here's the interesting thing. I have been
doing real research. ABS flat out saying to people when it
comes up because it does. Yeah, that's what we are in a bunch of
crazy racists. We call the Klu Klux Klan buddies and said, You
know what, it would be funny. Yeah, there's no law involved.
But there are no we don't think of it that way. It's not
working. This is what I find interesting. That so I presumed
they're going to be all in his work. And they're so tired of
just every piece of messaging. I think that most people are now
saying that's probably bull crap or whatever. They're
indifferent. John, they're indifferent. It could also just
be well, yeah, duh. We know. But they're completely indifferent.
No outrage. No, nothing. No, no, this is a very this is a
complete American media thing. That's all that it is. No one
else gives a damn.
Well, that doesn't surprise me. I think they're sick of it. You
know, of anything outside themselves,
but also historically, you know? What are you doing
to audit? Well, since I'm at the hideaway, the keyboard is a
different one than I'm used to using it's very noisy. You're
hitting it with a hammer
or I'm sorry, this is the way it sound. Did
you really not think I would hear that, or? I didn't even
consider it. Yeah, obviously.
No, I didn't. And I'm not going to be able to consider it
because I'm not moving it.
But I wouldn't have been I would have to agree John. I think that
this is this is well orchestrated from from what I
saw, but of course it's been building for many many months.
Yeah, it was it was it was instigated at Towson instigated
situation. I mean, play this clip, which I think you want to
hear an outrageous story. Play the BB gun clip. Kid gun down
for no real kid out in the yard playing with a BB gun.
The shooting of Tamir Rice
would matter to me is that it happened in Cleveland. It
happened to a Chow is about the child. Loss of his life, a
tragedy for everyone.
I'm asking the residents of this city to continue to pray for
this family and to continue I pray for our city.
There's a video of the shooting races family representatives got
to see it because it's part of the investigation though the
public world for now, I can assure you
that we're very sensitive to the three, our community, the rice
family and our police officer. We have to be very sensitive to
all three of them to decide what we're going to do with that
police
adding few new details. A caller said a young man was waving a
gun that might be fake. The dispatcher did not mention that
officers claiming rice poem a BB gun that looked real out of his
waistband. Before one officer fired it was very close. So
again, yes, the police union standing behind the split second
decision
they wanted his handle waist railway span because they knew
the guy was there for unfortunately chose to go down
and grab that gun.
And yet it probably got off training ground.
Well, let's move on. Let's move on to a little more of the of
the quote.
This there's the Jaycees friend and he was in Nashville or
Memphis and he's in Nashville, Tennessee. And there's a local
story going around some Kapil some guy over normal middle
class black guy. He says I want you to Jenny driver's license
and registration, the guy reaches into his glove box to
get the registration that cop shoots him in the car deep right
in the head. He was funny. He thought he was going for a gun
did nobody cares about this, there's guys into blacks are
being shot and killed in Oakland by each other and by the police
every other day. This this whole thing was a setup from the
beginning. It was they were they was pinpoint it was you know,
I'm sure they would like to have the kid not be such a you know
tool or an 80 pound Bruiser, or somebody more, maybe less of a
thug if
they've solved that with with the actual image and now use
16 or something where it looks pretty innocent. And they all
use that same image, there's a couple of other more frightening
images, throwing gang gang signs and doing other stuff, they
won't use those images. And I was watching on NewsHour, and
the only image they use is that one kind of very friendly
looking little young kid. So
I just I want to make it very clear. We are only analyzing the
media aspect of this, which really, truly, and I don't even
think it's that hard to do at this point. This is this is my
problem. I'm seeing how easy it was to put this together. Over
time. They just had enough time. And then to get it going was so
simple. John, it was it was just so easy to put this this all
together and just had to get all the pieces. You need your iconic
image. You need that and you're right. I think they wish they
would have had something else. But yeah, this the things that
are happening in skin. If you put it into perspective, this is
this focusing on one this one issue is doing one thing and one
thing only politicizing the event for multiple agendas.
Yeah, well, the original agenda we saw was to get people to vote
Democrat. And because this all began before the primaries, this
is a way that Anala analyze this to an extreme based on that
thesis, because they all came in and then they did vote Democrat
after that. Yeah. But the one meme that was bothering me the
most was the one I heard it on NPR and I started hearing it on
the local news. And I heard it over and over again that the kid
was 18 on college bound, right? Not always College Bound is 18
and college bound to make it seem like oh my god, this is the
next Einstein, potentially the lions Stein was shot by this
horrible policeman who by the way, never fired a pistol before
in the line of duty.
This guy, this guy had a completely clean record with the
community with everybody. Yeah. Like they chose this the wrong
guy almost for this to happen.
They pulled it off. In fact, I think as an exercise, they
showed that, okay, we got the wrong kid that was killed. It
should have been somebody more innocent. We got the wrong cop
was not you know, it was never shot to get in the line of duty.
Right? We got it. Everything's wrong. But let's bring in
Sharpton and let's make this work. And we can show that we
can do it.
Here's Giuliani who made a lot of waves, I guess over the
weekend on the on the Sunday shows which, which I didn't see.
But I did get this one clip of him, which gives you his
perspective as mayor of New York. And you know, and I
implicate him in a lot of bad stuff. He's not my friend. But
here's here, he does kind of lay down some smack
the amount of crime in the black community is excessive. 70 to
75% of the murders in New York City, are committed by blacks.
Now, I don't say that out of any racial motivation. I say that as
a factual statement. And as a plea. Please do something about
that. When the President was talking last night about
training the police, of course the police should be trained. He
also should have spent 15 minutes on training the
community to stop killing each other in numbers that are
incorrect. Trouble. I think this is a situation in which people
have to stop committing so much crime. If you commit 75% of the
murders in a city 75% of your police presence has to be
concentrated on you.
And of course, the we cannot deny the militarization of our
police forces, which is so wrong on so many fronts, by the way,
the, you know, the old armored personnel, vehicles and all that
stuff you see in Ferguson, that's not from Ferguson. That's
from St. Louis. They're the you know, that St. Louis came in
immediately took over the investigation that the Ferguson
Police Department has not had the evidence in add been able to
do their own investigation of something happened in their in
their town. Yeah, that's just, you know, that shows you the
level of how this has been manipulated. And what bothers
me, John, as you get this over, I mean, I of course, I've been I
scan Facebook a little bit. Oh, man, man, people saying I'm
embarrassed to be white. You know, it's like, all this is
this is about cops and civilians in the police state, and
poverty. And, yeah, of course, his life is not fair in so many
ways.
Play the play. We just give people especially our
international audience, a little taste of this militarization of
the police department, play a clip, Swat, edit.
Okay, coming at you.
In London, this is the Economist. When criminals are
heavily armed, the police understandably want to be
heavily armed to to protect themselves. But there's been a
huge rise in the number of SWAT raids in recent years. And some
say it's gone too far. I'm gonna have a guest, the economists, US
editor, and I'm joined on the line by John fasp, and our
correspondent in Atlanta. John, can you explain to our foreign
listeners exactly what a SWAT team is?
SWAT stands for special weapons and tactics, and it refers to
paramilitary units of police forces. These are policemen who
carry military grade weapons, assault rifles, and things like
that often travel in armored personnel carriers. And it was
created the first SWAT team was created in Los Angeles in the
late 1960s, to respond to violent civil unrest. And the
idea was that police needed a unit that could respond to
situations hostage situations, people barricaded in buildings
that could respond with overwhelming force. The problem
is that we've gone from having a few 100 raids a year in the
1970s to about 100 a day. And most of these are not in
response to life threatening situations. Most of these are
drug warrants being served on private residences.
So you mean it's not that the the suspected criminal in the
house has threatened to kill anyone or is known to be
violent, but simply that the police wish to serve a warrant
on him. And they choose to do it by sending in a heavily armed
SWAT team. Is that right? Right.
You have a warrant that says, you know, this person may have a
half dozen marijuana plants in his basement. And so instead of
sending two or four police officers, you send a 16 person
SWAT team and an armored personnel carrier, and they
serve the warrants usually very early in the morning.
Isn't that why, you know, dogs do that thing to themselves?
Same reason, just because you got it there. Why we do it?
Yeah, often they'll
bang down the door and throw in a flashbang grenade designed to
blind and deaf and the people inside we are we Radley Balko,
who has released a book on police militarization called
Rise of the warrior cop has counted 50 Innocent people
killed in box lottery freedom
Yeah, nice. Yeah, that's where it's going. And, and I have I
have a warm heart towards servicemen and women of all
kinds, including the police. I know a lot of them just all my
life. I don't maybe minor firemen, police groupie. But you
know, this is Americans in particular, we're kind of
simple. And we really, and I say this to people all the time. If
you come to America, and you're in a store and someone says,
Have a nice day. Unlike other cultures, we really mean one
thing. Hey, you just have a nice day. We're not sarcastic. We
have no, no secondary agenda. We're simple. Hey, man, have a
nice day. And we're on to the next thing. So when you say
you've got to defend the homeland and terrorists and I
saw this in I forgot to tell you when we're a Grand Central
Station. You have Have troopers walking around but then you also
have to at each entrance full. I don't know if it's reserve or
what they are but military I have to protect the station.
It's like this is all you have to do to us. And then we're just
it's how simple we are.
They didn't know they had armed guards around the Grand Central
Station and inside
inside Yeah. Now of course, so the agenda, I believe is you
know, just make everybody angry, just keep everybody really
occupied with all this bull crap. And I was also weakening
the spirit is breaking patriotism. She's me. So I'm in
my throat. It's a tear that's in my throat is what it is. You
know, it's just it's really it's breaking the psyche of a country
and it's, it's sad, unfortunate. And here's MSNBC, who of course,
have no viewers, but they're more like an infomercial channel
and I'm sure they're at this point. They gotta be getting
paid for stuff like that. Ronan Sinatra, who is reading
everything, Reverend Al
Sharpton, along with attorneys for Michael Brown's family,
Benjamin Crump and Anthony Gray, giving their first remarks since
the incendiary announcement in Ferguson last night, what the
incendiary announcement,
who was an announcement what was incendiary about it? Incendiary
implies, like shaking your fist and you're yelling and screaming
and saying burn down the place. Like the incendiary comments.
And Michael Brown's dad
is his stepdad. I have the full clip if you have you heard the
full clip? No, no. You've probably seen a snippet of it or
I've lived
as I saw a snippet I couldn't understand him so I didn't
burn the bits down burn this bitch down burn this yes down.
Think we can agree that is the definition of
incendiary. And then of course NBC MSNBC obviously mentioned
that. No,
they don't even play that clip, Jim. Stop trying to fool me.
Here is MSNBC once again. This is more fun. There's a guy on
Michael Denzel Smith. I guess he maybe he maybe he calls it. He
calls himself Dan Zell, maybe throw that in there. Michael
dens and it's Michael with the Y and N A, M y ch Al. Cool.
Michael Denzel Smith. And he must be from some organization.
I'll give you the question and his answer. And just listen to
the historical knowledge.
We were supposed to have this conversation and deal with this
on a national level in the Trayvon Martin instance. And
clearly we have not what does that mean for this country that
we really have not dealt with it?
Well, we have this conversation over and over again, the problem
is one people come to the conversation with a certain sort
of amnesia, and forget that we had it before. And then also
that the parameters of the conversation are so so narrowly
defined as to define racism as a personal hatred towards black
people. And we're not then dealing with the systemic, the
systemic ideas that uphold racism and white supremacy in
this country, and then lead to the death of a Trayvon Martin or
Michael Brown or Renisha McBride or Ricky,
all the names and memes. Hold on, this guy is a writer for The
Nation. Oh, really
makes it and a blogger here comes here comes
on and on and on and on. Well, we haven't dealt what we refuse
to deal with.
Were you ready? Are you ready to deal with the John?
I'm ready to deal with it.
Is the idea. The fact that are found the foundation of this
country is racism and white and white supremacy and we are fact
Oh, no
fact. Fact. What would you expect the host to say at this
point?
Why this host would say that's an outrageous assertion. You
shouldn't even be on the air, let alone writing for any sort
of national magazine even though the nation's a piece of shit.
Let's see if she says what they said
all of our institutions uphold that
depressing and yet it's really actually a hopeful sign that the
two of you are out there among so many other people trying to
keep this going and keep people's spirits going
for reading these lies to keep people's spirits going. We're
unbelievable racism. And what was the second thing he said
white supremacy is the foundation of nearly the fat
apparently, George Washington was a member of the Ku Klux Klan
early on, been dealt what
we refuse to deal with here again, we
refuse to deal I want to deal with it with is the idea
of the facts that are found the foundation of this country is
racism and white and white supremacy and we all have our
institutions uphold that.
Our institutions uphold that Hmm,
what does that mean? That means that it's continues to this day
it's
systemic. It's the exam that you should have said that
part is because it was the foundation that you get. What
are you going to do? What is this guy going to do about it? I
don't care. Doesn't matter. Here's me read his bio on the
douche bag. Michael Smith is a douchebag and a contributing
writer as a nation blogger as a nation and Knopfler fellow and
downright is it with the case and Institute. He's also a
freelance writer and social commentator. His work on race,
politics, social justice, pop culture, hip hop, of course, and
mental health feminism. And black male identity has appeared
in various publications, including the Guardian guardian,
but you know Bucha on this works so well, this racism is
something that is so trying to start a race war. Yeah, it
really is. And I'd like to say to everybody, this is crazy what
you're seeing on TV. It really is part of a script. I mean,
it's Crikey. It's like, I guess we're in the matrix in a way
it's really true. If this is just part of it, and I don't I
don't I don't think anyone sees this anymore. I don't think they
see how this Okay, so there's something happened. Definitely
pockets of it pop up everywhere. It's starting to work. And then
we're going to have this it's really it's really really
divisive. You know, this you know, this idea of white
privilege supremacy race it come on. We got problems, but this is
this is not this is not the way to solve it. It's just it's I
don't know it's maddening. I don't I don't see why people
have people are stupid. Hey, go. You're gonna go I know. I'm
here off the rail. Hey,
I need to stop for one second. Miss Mickey is in Los Angeles.
And she's there with my my Jewish handlers. Okay, you know
the ones Yeah,
the the right. Those women the power lesbians? Yes, the power
lesbians.
God, they're listening. I know. They're sitting right now. And
they're gonna encourage me. Can you ask John what is? What is
the best wine to serve with Turkey?
Right now? Oh, I think I would say they're in the process of
needing this advice. And we guess we probably should take a
break after give this advice. Great idea. Well, you know, one
of the really good ones with with Turkey, believe it or not,
is Beaujolais and it's a fresh refreshing wine and customer
that especially most turkeys that have that Turkey flavor as
opposed to a good heritage bird that tastes like pheasant. But
the classic turkeys got that stench and you need a high
acidity wine and I always found the best is either a Beaujolais
is really good. A good Pinot would also work, but a
Beaujolais would probably be the absolute best choice in from a
good vintage and not just Beaujolais cheap Beaujolais but
like a more gon or Florrie
I'm going to help you wrap it up right now let's presume they
have a bird that's a little stinky, but not exactly stinky
enough but I think they're gonna do a pretty good job because I
know a if I would say a great bird
a good Beaujolais which is cheap or if you want to just kind of
go for it find find a good and does lots of them a good Oregon
Pino that would go pretend
Oregon Pinot would that would be the one that would be your final
choice.
No, my final choice is Bonjour loves. Approach. Let's try to
make me change my mind. But I'm not going to
do it both late and then which one? Can you give us a year?
I think the last few years are all pretty decent. So it doesn't
really make any difference. Whatever you can find.
What? Just whatever you can find Beaujolais. Yeah, fantastic.
I'll get a couple bottles. Yeah, with that, man. I I want to
thank you for your courage.
By always good for basting.
Say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
Oh, by the way, the boys really could be chilled too, which adds
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Well, we're going to finish the Ferguson stuff. I got a bunch of
clips. Yes.
No, I'd love to. So I think we had my my European kind of
response. It's they're just not buying it. This propaganda
doesn't work on the Europeans.
It doesn't it's not about them. It's about the Democrats versus
the which is exactly
why it's so obvious what is going on that it is tailored
propaganda, because there's to get
people to vote in this case for Democrats. Is those evil
Republicans that are always cited as such? Early race this
Republicans?
Yes. This is what it Yes, yes. From the south.
The crazy apparently the founding fathers are all
Republicans, apparently. Really? Oh, really? That's amazing.
Listen, the way they explain things,
and were they all like racist, but there were slaveholders
I forgot No, not all of them. That's not true.
I'm just being a Muslim and see corresponding right now.
All right, now we have a bunch of we can play the Brian I got
the NBCs roll out. Here's the intro the Brian Williams intro
so we can get it especially for the international audience and
the Australians probably don't We don't have any input from
what they're thinking. Probably nothing, which would be right
funny. I
have nothing from Down Under.
Good. Brian Williams intro
for evening on a cold night here in Ferguson, Missouri. The
epicenter of it all last night. It was along this very stretch
of roadway that the finding of a grand jury was converted to
violence that raged here last night. And make no mistake it
was urban combat. There are still shell casings here under
foot. Police command Hold on
a second. Urban combat.
Yeah. Shell casings under foot. There's no enemies walking
along. You stepping on shells.
There's no evidence of an urban combat.
Yeah,
Andrew said last night that first volley of tear gas they
fired was because offers officers encountered so many
guns within the crowd. They were worried they may not make it out
of there. Some of the protesters then turn to forcible entry,
then the looting and the fire started cars and businesses
mostly 25 structures torched in all 82 arrests were made last
night all of it because a grand jury did not return an
indictment against the white police officer who shot and
killed Michael Brown and unarmed black teenager. There were
protests in other cities last night as well, but nothing like
this. And tonight we know more about the grand jury proceeding
and the toll from what happened here.
Now in a way though, John, and I know that I made this
conclusion. A couple of shows ago just being out here and I'm
talking, I'm talking to cab drivers and Uber drivers, Uber
drivers. These are the ones you want to talk to. And they all
universally agree that what has been happening over here with
the, with the Black Pete situation is really just a
byproduct of people being incredibly mad about stuff. Just
mad and you're bored no job or both, you know? And then you go,
you know, make a big fuss about, essentially I said, essentially,
but, you know, fictitious characters.
You know, let's make a fuss about a fictitious character.
It's a fairy tale. That's literally the case. I felt that
was the same thing in Ferguson, his pent up hostility to I
thought it was interesting to play that clip about the
militarization of the police, which pisses people off. They
don't need to be going in. And like every time we bring this up
at the table here, Mimi always chimes in with and every cop
when they do anything, they shoot a dog. There's like so
many documented cops go in dog barks they shoot it don't shoot
the dog. Yeah. All right. So this shoot dog shootings, which
doesn't endear the police to anybody. Why are they shooting
dogs? Oh, that dog snarled the dog growls Yeah, well, they're
threatened by the dogs. Yeah.
I'm just going to take the police side of this. You don't
mind just for argument's sake. So it could be a little
controversial to each other. Yeah, these guys, they're hyped
up that completely hide that. I read the memos they get and all
this and the fusion centers and all this stuff for their, in
their world in their brain. She's coming apart at the seams
too, you know. And then you have all this real violence and
people killing each other on a daily basis in their city. And
that's black on black crime, and they're frustrated. So I do
understand that side of the argument, but all in all this
everything that's being portrayed in the mainstream
media is only to just make us crazy.
Well, I'm not going to argue the point but the police do not need
SWAT tow Of course not deliver a simple subpoena or whatever. But
they've been crazy amount of 100 a day.
I can't wait for mine. It's gonna be very interesting.
Yeah, that'd be outside. And then of course, there's this.
What does it call with? There's a name for this where you call
the police. swatting. swatting Swanee. This is a phenomenon I
don't think in Europe is there anyplace else they do this? We
should explain what it is. swatting is some joker prank in
someone by claiming like there's a terrorist or they got a
kidnapping situation something's happening at their house. And
then they give the address and hang up and SWAT team shows.
Yeah, claim drives the machine through the door. Yeah.
flashbangs
dog kills your dog kills the dog and
then they six is good. Find some guy watching television.
Yeah, but these, they made this is this is what happens. You
know how they said? It didn't it won't happen here. Here we go.
This is exactly what this is about. The you know, how did the
German population become the way they the way it's been written?
Let me put it that way. And then, you know, atrocities could
take place. Yeah, this is how it happens where you all sit around
and just get complacent and deserve whatever and then just
feeling okay, it's fine. And then you're in the middle of it.
You can't get out. We're not free. We live under martial law
all the time. There's all kinds of stupid rules. Nevermind,
yeah.
Okay, let's go back to some of these clips. Yeah, so they
haven't stopped sharing with
me along since since they haven't yet. No SWOT yet,
but just as a slight kind of a sidebar here. Yes. I want to ask
you something and it's almost like an ask them this is part of
this because I picked this. I was listening to this theme, the
opening theme for NBC Nightly News, and this is the NBC
Nightly News is this modern. In list this is I want you to
listen to this with it in mind that we're in this 2014 We're
gonna be 2050 and Jeff and Justin's era are in listen to
this. The way they open the show and an answer me Yeah, is this
modern broadcasting is supposed to sound like this, but
can I do my jingle then first, since you have an actual
question, Should I do the jingle after the I'll do the sound clip
first. Here we go.
And here we go. This is NBC Nightly News with Brian
Williams. Reporting tonight from Ferguson, Missouri.
The question was, Is this a modern day Would you call it
jingles of intro? Yeah, yeah. Intro and I will answer that by
No. However, it has all the classic elements of the NBC
sound logo that has the bombastic brass that signals
imperialistic important information coming your way. And
it has a feel of velvet gates of love opening up as we see Brian
Williams come to us.
I like this imperialistic thing because it sounds it sounds like
a military thing. Yeah. You want to hear it again. Because that's
exactly this is. This is I think this is you never thought of
stupid. Yeah.
It's, it's almost equal to the Olympics. NBC Nightly News. This
is Ryan Williams.
This is so interesting in tonight from Ferguson. I think
they probably got this as they threw it in with the Olympics
package for him. When they made the you know how that works.
They have all jingle package made. Yeah. And they said
anyway, throw in a Brian Williams thing for you. And it
was it was a big, bombastic military stand in their imperial
news. So if you like it, yeah, the
Imperial News. That's what it should be. Welcome to the
Imperial News, citizens. That's what it sounds like. Yeah, I
know. But the Imperial News. Let's see we get the appearance
with NBC is from now on.
Imperial news.
Imperial news from NBC. Here's the NBC analysis of Ferguson.
Oh, hold on a second. I was still writing down Imperial new
news.
Show title.
We have to do these things on the fly. Okay, NBC. What was it
analysis of Ferguson. Sorry, I'm back with
Ron. Thanks. Last night in the skies overhead arriving
commercial flights were turned away from the St. Louis airport
due to the threat of stray gunfire into the skies.
Something we're used to seeing in places like Baghdad vests and
helmets. Our personnel born here are exactly those that we wore
in Baghdad. Yes, this violence was sparked by the widespread
feeling that joba
I wish he would have said it one more time. I almost have the
whole Baghdad visual. Did you have it yet? Was it in your
head? Did you get Did you will you be in
debate? Yeah. And then he's talked about the helmets and all
the cops wearing the same? I'm in surplus
I'm seeing Yeah, I'm seeing now where you are Taliban was
just wasn't done here. People are asking all day long if
there's any other remedy, federal or otherwise. Which
brings us to our justice correspondent Pete Williams and
Pete Is there any such thing as a do over in this case?
You know, this can't be undone or redone, the state criminal
case is closed and the way the grand jury was conducted was
very unusual because prosecutors don't normally give Grand Jurors
both sides of a case. But the federal government is still
investigating the shooting to see if there's enough evidence
to prosecute Officer Wilson for violating Michael Brown civil
rights even so to bring a federal case, the Justice
Department would have to show that a police officer used
excessive force willfully meaning on purpose with the
knowledge that it was wrong. Federal prosecutors did bring
just such a charge in 1991 against La police officers for
beating Rodney King, but they had video tape to help prove
their case. There's no video of what happened in Ferguson, the
federal government would in essence have to prove that
Officer Wilson did not think he was in danger. And that would be
very difficult. The family of Michael Brown could still bring
a civil lawsuit against Officer Wilson which would have a lower
standard of proof than in a criminal case. And the Justice
Department is also investigating the entire Ferguson Police
Department which could lead to court orders changing how it
conducts itself
or okay you could kill it from there yeah as dead not to go
back to the Imperial News thing. But you know they're paying
Brian Williams 14 is still on topic. They're paying this guy
14 plus million dollars a year and I think whether it's worth
it or not that least they could bring their game up you think
with their correspondence, the rest of some of the they have an
imperial aspect but it then it gets really cheesy. Now I want
to play this clip this this call is Isaiah here. I put MSNBC
amateur hour this is the reporter that put the package
together, which and the package is fine and he seems to be a
good editor. But he sounds like he's in high school. Even though
this is the network guy
right now. Ferguson police are gearing up to protect their
headquarters. Should there be more violence we begin our
coverage here with NBC is Miguel Miguel Miguel good.
Brian. Good evening on several city blocks across the city and
including this block right here. You can smell smoke in the air
many buildings are still smoldering tonight. The street
behind me This neighborhood has been shut down police not
allowing the public in because they are concerned what
buildings haven't been looted will be attacked tonight.
Protesters say they are ready. Police are also braced for
conflict. Tonight in Ferguson, the cleanup over don't happen
again tonight.
What am I? What am I listening for here? It's a very long clip,
you know, it's like three minutes
or you can kill anytime you want. I'm just listening to the
waves. I just think it's cheesy. When you start listening to the
package.
Yeah, that was pretty much template, though. For all of the
network's I saw this is what I saw talking about the
presentation. I'd like a little more gravi toss from my
reporters at the network level. Yeah. Okay. I got you pass it.
You know, yeah. You
just get irked about how much money Brian Williams make, and I
can hear it in your voice. Because probably you're pissed
off about that.
Not I said, That's not any money out of my pocket. I'm not
playing a zero sum game. But no, I
thought maybe maybe there was a little twinge of envy.
Perhaps okay. But this jumped to somebody else making even more
money. Which would be a Sharpton in Ferguson. Oh, I'm sorry, hold
on them. And why is Sharpton in Ferguson? Of course, we know the
answer to that. But it's it just annoys me this doesn't know him,
we will
continue to fight for a new level of accountability of
policing in this country.
And what is he going to do about that? Exactly? That's right.
Michael Brown will not be remembered for the ashes from
buildings burned in Ferguson, he be remembered for new
legislation and upholding of law that protects citizens. And let
me also remind you, for over 100 days, young people, older
people, people of all races marched and rallied in this
city. And they did it peacefully and non violent. Yes, those that
got violent last night, those that acted in a destructive
manner. That's it.
Yeah, that is kind of enough. You should be trimming this
stuff down, man.
I don't have the resources here.
I have one little thing to add to this. This was some stunning
a bit of clarity from CNN with actual truth. And this helps
underscore our analysis of the the setup really, the grand
jury itself is a dinosaur, okay. There is no need for one a
prosecutor to have an open hearing. A prosecutor can make
its own process, he or she could just bring charges. In fact, the
prosecutor could still bring charges even after the grand
jury. One of the major complaints from sober minds here
in Ferguson was that listen, if this prosecutor wanted to bring
a case, I he would have just brought it himself that this was
punting. You keep hearing the word punting to put this on a
grand jury.
Now, it's not all that simple after you've done a grand jury,
but I think the prosecutor could do had a number of options. This
is all just
it's theater.
Well, it's actually been ruined. But yeah, it is theater. It's
just it's captured
by there's no
way John, can I just ask you from a theatrical television
production standpoint? We need whoever we hired to do the set.
The you know, the art design everything. Art Director, the
art director. Thank you, man. You know, I just always call
them the set set guy or gal set guy or gal. The season's
greetings thing above the street. Fucking dynamite. That
was what a nice touch. Really, really,
really nice idea that was put up there specifically for the
riots. That was read that was so nice. I was just so good. I
actually would like to have that clip than when I put it in the
newsletter. Frank find it.
I think it was more more than subtle. You know, like, hey, no,
it
was dynamite. It was
it really worked. It really really worked for me and it's
ready because Thanksgiving season. Yeah. And there's no
riot tonight. I'm gonna riot tonight. Crazy Thanksgiving, but
done. Work is done. The people believe it.
Yeah. Sean, just around the plane used to build long she's
sharpened on the jet back is purchased a private jet.
Now. It's all good. It's all good.
It is.
Well, along with this, the police state. There's a number
of things we're past in the past few days past few weeks,
actually. And is also a very crazy house bill that passed.
Oh, no, I think actually the president signed it about a
whole reset of which, and departments will no longer have
to report on certain things. It's just a it's a deduction of
all these reporting responsibilities, but it's just
hundreds of them. Now so much to go through. We need people to
like get on that beat and look at stuff like that. Don't have
the time in the day to look at that. Just removing it not to
report on that anymore and who knows what these were. But as
part of that we have this, this update from the Department of
Defense, and they are changing some of their wording. And and
words matter. Here on the no agenda show. They're changing
the definition. Here it is. The Military Treatment of detained
persons. We had unlawful enemy combatants is what it always was
we under we know that right. Yeah, that term has been retired
and now replaced by on privileged enemy belligerence.
But, yeah, well, that stinks. Because I think
we are belligerent. They have some, they have some, they have
some interesting
terminology targeting podcasters belligerent podcasters pissed
off about $14 million salaries.
So they have these detainee categories, which I just wanted
to share with you for a minute. The word detainee includes any
person captured, detained or otherwise under the control of
the Department of Defense personnel, which can be the guys
at Grand Central Station, for all I guess, the Department of
Defense, belligerent in general, a person who was engaged in
hostilities against the US, US or its multinational partners
during an armed conflict. Let's stop
for a minute. Yes, sir. They have a I'm not I'm an I'm
enlisted.
Alright, we're a private
I'm it was this past what we're who you are. This is just
terminology, a new terminology bill. So the Defense Department
has to use these terms instead of the other terms. And then I
would suspect that it goes to the AP style, guys. And then so
the media is going to start using the same things instead of
making it up as they go along, which they never do. By the way,
they use the official word. Yes,
it's a little little cooler than that. Because they have actually
not just changed words for existing definitions. They've
changed definitions of what a belligerent is, and under what
circumstances a belligerent can be picked up, which is pretty
much you know, you farted wrong, then we have retained personnel.
And there's a really big one coming up. So let me read
through these top two decision descriptions. So I have
belligerent which no longer combatant, but everything that
used to be legal for the US to do department offense to do to
you, if you were a combatant is now for if you're a belligerent.
And if you look at the word belligerent, it doesn't say that
it has to be during an armed conflict. But okay, in general,
a person who was engaged in hostilities against the US or
its multinational partners during an armed conflict, the
term belligerent includes both privileged, belligerent and
unprivileged enemy belligerent, and the difference. You're are a
privileged belligerent, if you are wearing a uniform of the
other guys. And it literally describes this in great detail,
where you have to have a rank and a serial, your serial
number, and you know, all this stuff, and you have to be a part
of a nation state. That's when you are a privileged,
belligerent, belligerent, and you are protected under the
Geneva Convention, I guess. But if you're an agent, you're an
unprivileged. Enemy, belligerent if you have no affiliation. If
you're a lone wolf.
Nope, nobody is going to use the word privilege belligerent in
the media. The US picked up 35 privilege belligerence today.
Well, we'll see. We'll see. Then we have retained personnel, an
individual who is described by article 28 of the Geneva
Convention for the MLE. ERATION amelioration Yeah, ameliorate
what does that amelioration
amelioration is like a problem that has been kind of solved
over a period of time. And it's been it's a resolution as a
resolved situation. Look it up,
okay for the resolve situation of the condition of the wounded
and sick in armed forces in the field. So that's about treatment
of prisoners who are ill or sick. And then the third one
which caught my eye, civilian internee. And that is any
civilian, including those described by Article four of the
Geneva Convention relative to the protection of civilian
persons in time of war, who is in the custody or control of the
Department of Defense during an armed conflict or occupation,
such as those held for imperative reasons of security
or protection. So we have the FEMA camps Bring It On civilian
internee I guess they need the term I found that to be what
do we call these guys, Bill? I don't know. Let's look it up.
Civilian intern. Okay.
I figured it out. I
have an internship with the Department of Defense. Yeah, I
know. Oh, so Hegel.
Yeah, I gotta go. I just make my lips. It was quite annoying. So
let's play Hegel one. So we get a backgrounder on this. Alright.
Wow. It's Hegel. I think Hegel with an H. A. You like Hegel?
Lexi's? Oh, yeah. Galeon.
Yeah. Now, a major shake up in the Obama administration, the
resignation of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel. The move comes as
the US expands its mission to go after the Islamic State group.
And just weeks after the president's disappointing
midterm election results.
It's been the greatest privilege of my life, the greatest
privilege of my life to lead and most important to serve to serve
with the men and women of the Defense Department and support
their families.
Hey, Google's announcement came amid widespread reports that
he's leaving under pressure. After 21 months on the job
hearing publicly, at least President Obama offered only
praise.
And wow. That's an understatement. What you just
said there about rumors. I mean, the New York Times stuck a
skewer in this guy's butt and shoved until it came on the top
of his head. Did you read that?
Yeah, it was terrible. And I was trying to figure out why he's
quitting. And I saw PBS newshour contributed nothing with this
Hagel to clip it was just like vague. They never mentioned
names. And then it showed up on Fox, of course, but played
Hagel, too.
But the underlying problem will still remain, the Secretary of
Defense will still have to articulate policy decisions made
by very small circle in the White House. So whether it's a
happier face or more convincing presentation, that maybe that's
possible, but you'll still have to sell the same message.
And meaning what meaning why? Well, that it means that the war
policy
is going to be limited to do the minimum amount possible. The
defense budget approach, the defense budget is not going to
change the White House is sort of happy with the way things
are. So whoever follows Secretary Hegels will position
you know, who has the job will still have the same task at hand
to to try to carry out
so PJ Crowley, we don't look for for a significant policy change
or tweaking with I don't think I
agree with Tom, I don't think this was about disagreements
with policy or strategy. But I think we all should be, we
should recognize that this
is a very, very tough to get stop. It is about that, in fact,
then finally comes out what the problem is. And this is the next
clip, which is Hagel versus with obviously, the real Secretary of
Defense Susan Rice.
Hagel had been standing up to Susan Rice and had sent a a memo
in fact over to the White House suggesting that the the White
House policy against ISIS needed to take into account removing
Bashar Assad. There were those that tension between Susan Rice
and Chuck Hagel that came out through the press. Again, we'll
get more details as the day goes on. But there have been rumors
to this effect for several weeks, especially, excuse me, in
light of the election results.
You will recall, John that in my conversation with Uncle Don, he
told us that he was no fan of Susan Rice. And he and he also
questioned me what I thought of he queried me and my thinking of
Hegel. Right, which I said, you know, nice guy, he's been combat
Don said, Yeah, was wounded to you seems like he has all that,
but now he's weak. He's doing nothing. It'd be just being set
up to end the sequestration is not going anywhere. Right. So I
forwarded Don, The New York Times article, just thinking, I
think I said hey, happened earlier than I predicted some
douchey like that. And he responded, quote, would you want
to hear what he said? Oh, of course. I just want to want to
beg for it. I quote, Washington is a very tough town and this is
a penetrating article. I had sensed all the things that it
alluded to during Hagos tenure to bed. Did you love that? No
fan of Hegel. Mad Washington really
is horrible. We got I want to mention that my use of the word
Torp Yes, please. Yeah. Because people have been no, no, no, you
hate short people. One one guy one one guys come up and he's a
big fan of ours and he says, you know, it's a short you know,
using the word Torp. And I tried to explain to him that twerp is
not necessary. I mean, torps generally, are short, but I can
see you know, mid size and even tall torps. A twerp is a type of
person, not a height of a person. There's plenty of tough
small guys and you know, all sorts of statues but a twerp is
is a twerp, it's like a person that's Torpy, they're there.
They're mousy and they're kind of creepy in there they get
personal you just immediately dislike on appearance because of
the way they carry themselves and the way they act and those
stuff that they do. And that's where that word comes from to me
and that's what are my No not me. Yeah, there she is short
there's no doubt about it and that makes it even more obvious
that she's a twap and
you know, we are very serious about our words here in the no
agenda family and if I look up the definition of twerp a the
definition is a silly weak minded or contemptible person it
says nothing about height or any body stature for that man are
there for you sir. One man complainer you are in contempt.
And you know who you are?
Yes, even the slang version and an insignificant or despicable
person nothing it is merely your own vertical challenge issues
that have you all up in arms about this? Yes. And by the way,
as I pointed out being too tall or taller, above average height
has disadvantages that are never discussed.
Yeah, I believe that's probably true. You see that when you go
to the big and tall place? Yeah. People are trying to find how
many times
have you hit your head on the lowest doorway or something
that's just
clunk. Ah, yeah. Yeah,
that said of course, you know, we routed the universe.
So Susan Rice, who it is contemptible, just by her very
being Yes. Is the tour. Yes. All right. Anyway, onward
ad you haven't? Yes, more Hegel
is dumb. That's the whole thing. So he's gone to be some other
day I did get this clip, which is who is some woman who's
apparently sharp? This floor and I who is floor noise floor and
NOI is a funny little clip I thought I'd get this actually
triggered my doing further research.
Also today, former Undersecretary of Defense
Michele Flournoy has asked the President not to consider her
former Secretary of Defense. She led the list of potential
replacements for Chuck Hagel, who's resigning? She's told the
board of a Washington think tank that she'll stay there as CEO
citing family consideration.
She'd be ruined if she took that job. She probably doesn't like
Susan Rice.
No kidding. Who is she?
She's a she was a deputy secretary of defense under
somebody or the one of the guys okay pre Hagel, I think maybe
not so and she runs she's gonna think tank she's, she's a spook.
Okay, so
we have to figure out what's going on with Susan Rice. Where
does she get her power? And What's her deal? What's her
background? How
she Valerie Jarrett?
Wow, he really?
Obviously they look they look very similar. Oh, yeah.
You're so right. You so right. Well,
you guys, Valerie Jarrett run into place. Susan writes her
buddy. She's the one who try to get into Secretary of State. And
then along with the mother in law. Those three probably run
the whole show. Obama doesn't do shit. He's just pushed around by
all these women.
All right, Rush Limbaugh. Over and Gitmo nation East new powers
have been announced. new powers John new laws, which are I mean,
these are just fantastic. I've often said the United Kingdom is
the beta test for everything we're going to see certainly in
the United States, but around the world. As this is really no,
I've lived in the UK so I'm allowed to talk about this and
with some authority, and in five years in the UK, it's a police
state cameras everywhere, everything is being tracked. The
gist is there is no escaping it. And now these new these new
powers, which of course are incredibly important, are going
to give the authorities the power to stop you from leaving
the country. Because they have to question you about why you're
going somewhere. Why? Yeah, well, that's they got that's
exactly what they're gonna do. Why this, of course, is
businesses of theirs. This is B this is to combat terrorism, as
people are going to Syria and to become radical wised and
hardened in battle. As a member of is si si, si, si. Oh. Oh, I
like that other one. I heard you clip the Islamic State group
like that the drifters or something.
Yeah, Ltd
and now everybody the Islamic State group Ltd, take it away
guys, gang. It's Casey Casey would say. Mmm. So this had to
be announced, of course, you know, there's copies of these.
And I not sure it's this is that said the second reading so it's
not law yet but let me play for you a clip from Theresa May she
is the Secretary of the of the homeland of the home, the Home
Secretary, and she is in charge of protecting the homeland. And
I just want you to listen to how she her statement on this, how
she, she actually actually starts to tear up about the
importance of being able to question you on the street where
you're going have to have all communications of of every
website, your IP address has to be connected to each server log
has to be passed on. And this is all in this legislation, and
listen to how she's selling it to you, as if she is saving the
world. This legislation
is important. The substance is right. The time is right. And
the way in which it has been developed is right. It is not a
knee jerk response to a sudden perceived threat. It is a
properly considered thought through set of proposals that
will help to keep us safe at a time of very significant danger.
It builds on a successful strategy, it goes with the grain
of existing policy. It has been drawn up in close consultation
with the police and security services. It is deliberately
focused on practical measures that we can be confident will
work. And it broadly commands cross party support. In an open
and free society like ours, we can never entirely eliminate the
threat from terrorism. But we must do everything possible,
consistent with our values as a country to reduce the risk
presented by our enemies. And the government's policy, our
counterterrorism strategy and this legislation all aim to do
just that. We are engaged in a struggle that is fought on many
fronts and in many forms. It is a struggle that will go on for
many years. And the threat we face right now is perhaps
greater than it ever has been. And we must have the powers we
need to defend ourselves.
And that's the story.
Wow, what a crock.
So if people are allowing that to be the explanation for what
is happening. Have you ever read the Patriot Act? Yeah, yeah, of
course. But we didn't have they didn't have all that cool cyber
stuff in it. This has all of that in there. And they can
especially schools, the schools have to be wide open to the
authorities could be check in and see if they're not being
radicalized by teachers. Yeah, it's crazy. Okay, but that's
what it is that that's what it is. would just be kept crazy
with that stuff. I guess. Yeah,
that's what they do. Yeah. Let me see you got a miscellaneous
interim clip you can throw in this would be like an Ask MCP
didn't catch the gaff. So they shouldn't even do this clip
should anyway you know the AC DC drummers busted it well there's
some yeah and
two weeks ago yes for a dive and higher
report. Yeah once just to see if you can spot the gap and when
you do you can stop the clip. Okay. See DC
drummer Phil ride showed up late for a court appearance in New
Zealand this morning. The six year old is charged
right there. The six year old he got it in six seconds.
I was six year old you got to two words came out after Okay.
Charged with threatening to kill as well as played it's just
bullcrap.
Yeah, there was like there was totally unnecessary
it's was you didn't catch the gaff.
I've done a new segment called Catch.
In the agenda how many words follow the gaff up to 10 if you
if he gets to 10 then you lose. Okay, good. That would be the
way the game is played. I've been
following word for you while you're getting gaff clips
following what's going on over here the European Central Bank's
the the interest rate here is at zero it is I'm pretty sure it's
just about zero Yeah.
Oh good work.
Yeah, good. So something has to work
central bank USA good work. We got them where we want them.
Now. Now
well, drunk our buddy the drunker the Junker is John
Claude Juncker here in. In the Euro land zone, he's come up
with a plan, John, it's got a plan. And this is this is a
magical plan, where there will somehow be 315 billion euros
will be flowing into the economy of the Euro land zone. With this
plan, which is a structural plan, and it is for the you'll
never guess what do you think they need in Europe? If you are
going to flow 315 billion high speed rail? That's even It's so
dumb that you won't even guess it.
I mean, it was treatment plants.
You may we might be part of it. But did you talk about
infrastructure? Yeah, okay. roads, roads, was the last thing
they that's what they did the last time they built all these
roads, that no one's on. more roads, more roads. It's all
about infrastructure. And I wanted to play this bit of, of
John Claude Juncker the drunker, it has a, an EU translators
voice over his, but I like kind of like that instead of me
reading it. Because, you know, there's, it's kind of funny to
listen to someone reading or translating on the fly
translation, I think is pretty good. Just listen to this plan.
And then I can, I can break down a little bit of the elements of
it, because it sounds like he's gonna throw 315 billion euros
into the economy. And of course, the question is, where does that
come from? John,
comes from the taxpayers.
Well, that would be impossible to build like that. Well, they
just didn't make a charge by their own bonds. I don't know
the way this what their mechanism is. But it's this is
essentially the amount I said, essentially, this is the same as
our earlier technique to just jerk up the debt economy by
throwing money at it by buying our own bonds. Well, here's
what's cool about it, the heat, this is going to be a public
private partnership. So this is an invitation for the private
sector to invest along with the European government, governments
and collective government in Brussels to to collectively
raise 21 billion euros. And the way they think this is going to
happen is they that 5 billion will come from private
enterprise, and 16 billion will come from the individual Euro
states. And then that will be a one to 15 leverage through the
banks to borrow up to 315 billion euros. Which is exactly
their you know, that's their plan right to set, right. That's
their plan to have the banks facilitate this and then at one
to 15 multiplier, it's, I don't think is that that's unheard of
this,
I don't know what they're up to, I don't know how unheard of that
is, it's, it's quite an apt note sounds like there's something
scam ish about it,
let's just get a junker here,
structural reforms need to continue being introduced. But
we need a third pillar, a third lung, if you like. And that is
investment. So we have set up this investment plan. And we've
been looking at investments over the past. And to tell you the
truth. At the end of the dramatic face of financial
difficulties, we expected recovery to come faster. But
recovery did not come faster. So here's
the admission that they all their plans, the recovery just
didn't happen. It didn't come it's not here, we failed. And
now we basically screwed
up completely. We did it the right way with the quantitative
easing, which is just inject a bunch of random money into the
system and let it kind of get through its problem that
the rich guys is now they're putting it back into the economy
by spreading it around to us plebs here and there so
publicly. Maybe Yeah, that's what I meant
investment to make sure that the economy can be kick started
again. And another thing that might be underestimated, listen
to this, but I miss Mr. Catania. And I'm sure we'll be able to
give us further details on this. This is a project pipeline that
is going to be set up, investors might not just need funding, but
we'd also like to know how the projects can be set up so that
they are attractive to investment investors.
Isn't this isn't as the dream John. This is the dream all
these guys get to bring their buddies in now. This is about
pipeline to just long term, to be able to get insight into
everything it's going to be it's going to be a disaster,
American style. scam,
they will have an effect on the regions where the projects will
be carried out. So it is also important to have this type of
support. What is also important is to make sure that the
projects on which we shall be agreeing won't be sandcastles.
They will really promote the financial potential. It's not
just short term programs or structural programs now we're
looking at long term strengthening the economy.
This is well this is where you and I should be in our suits.
Selling proposals. Yeah, selling research for proposals.
Yeah, there's obviously there's a lot of scams going on here.
The third long I like that one that nice. Start. Let's
Kickstart the economy. No, there's no no where's the exact
where's this kickstart mechanism? Yeah. Kickstart
if you throw methane right onto the top of the cylinder. Maybe.
This? You remember these you put in the dark? You put in the Red
Book, these European politicians would soon be pinning metals on
each other. Yeah, so haiku Herman Van Rompuy, the president
of the President of them Council. He's out so this is his
last week he's doing his farewell his goodbyes his swan
songs. He's doing you know, little appearance long Swan
poems, one poems is haikus he's doing a little appearances here
and there. And, and in his colleagues at Herot, it's close.
His colleagues actually gave him minutes it is now in European
Parliament in the building a bust of him a bust I tell you,
yeah, it's like the hall and he will be forever remembered as
the lead drying enshrined in the European Union in the in the
archives of history.
I wonder where that bus is going to end up when they burn the
place down? Well, it won't burn. As well as the bus won't burn.
Someone's going to take it though. Yeah. Yeah, they're
gonna take that bus in there, you're gonna pound it with a
hammer toe breaks, or they're going to put it somewhere be in
a museum somewhere. Be kind of interesting to see where that
bust ends up. Really?
Okay, I guess.
Yeah, no, this is way out there. This is no, this
is just crazy. These guys, I mean, really, when you see the
difference, I sat here and I watched some Dutch it's kind of
like Dutch C span. And they had to it was very interesting. Fred
Taylor is a he's the state the secretary so not the minister of
defense but the Secretary of Defense and the Minister of
Defense is another incredible guy like these are bit largest
elitist, but this guy was actually a major player in the
pin for town lathe by Nadler on party and then you know, for
Titan was assassinated before then his party still won,
posthumously, and he kind of slipped in and now he's like,
He's the number two guy of all military and wow, I'm just
sitting at this this guy when pressed and he's doing deals
Man, this guy is just he's doing deals. And I'm looking I'm just
looking at this and the way these people speak to each other
and it's it's very noticeable in Dutch with the Dutch language
you have what we call really a high a high Dutch which is very
hot potato is kind of like Royal British in a way like the
Queen's English. Yeah. And that's all they speak to each
other and you can just see these people they don't care one shit
about anybody in this country. They're in their own little
world just like our Congress or like to European if they didn't
want news news reports for them. Oh, if this is happening, let's
do this legislation. Don't care. This so it's such a disconnect.
It's very obvious here. I don't know that just because I'm away
from home and I'm looking at it with a fresh eye.
But it has something to do with it. Yeah, well,
that's good that I guess I'm just surprised fresh eyes are
good. Yeah. Fresh Eyes. Yeah, fresh eyes. So why don't we do
this right now if you don't mind?
I'm gonna show my son moved by Joanie didn't know agenda
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
well, we have a interesting situation with Harry pilgrim.
You see a donation down there for something I eat. There's no
money associated with his claim of knighthood.
A Terry's been a monthly donor for years.
Yeah, I'm sure he's a knight.
Yeah. What's the what's the question? Well, I
mean, he's usually doesn't end up with us. Well, the question
is, is what is the what's the associative? What's associated
with his note, which was sent by email that was sounds like a
donation note. Oh, I know, as he's requesting when he's
requesting karma and all these different things, which is a
unusual for somebody to just send you an email and asking
for, you know, something, whatever. A little girl. Yeah, I
mean, I just asked her email. Oh, you get Yay. I know what to
do about it. Well, big mystery.
Let me get let me help you out. Okay. I would presume that Harry
looking at the email, because now now I had to get involved
because the back office is confused. That that you're a
part of that.
I think I mailed the back office this email assuming that was
attached to something.
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he, what he did is he said, Hey, wait a minute. Let me go check.
And all his previous 12 twelves. Which he meant his his new 1212
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penny for his knighthood.
What does it say that in here?
It was the email I had.
Oh, well, I didn't get that one. Okay, well, that makes more
sense than what I got here. Yeah.
And I thought I thought so. Because you replied to him. And
I was I You're you're you're a miss on this.
I guess. If I don't I'm looking at a different different
document. Yeah. All right. That's fine. He's good to
go. He picked us up at the airport. He was our handler when
we went on the first Hot Pockets tour. It's just
Yeah, okay. Oh, it's fine. But I'm reading this thing. It
doesn't make any sense to me. I'm go and I getting this. You
going into that you'd have a different note. I'm fine with
it. I don't have a problem. I just wanted to resolve to
resolve. Okay, good night and you take care of it. Now. You
have
to read this data. He has a whole note.
Okay, well, you got to know you want to read the note now. No.
Oh, by the way, do you have your pan out?
To too many things at once? Yes, I have my pen out. What do you
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talked about it, sir. And these are $50 donations sir Hank and
Kew Gardens New York. Sam. Sorry. What do you think? Surya?
Oh, sorry, whoa. Sami Sami. Sorry. Hello Joe is a Finnish
name Saariaho in Finland.
Are you there yet? Did you know when the name I heard that? They
give up Finland's internet cable has been rerouted via Sweden
because of some fiber cut. Oh, really? Yeah. Which I'm pretty
sure it's preparation for the big Russia summit was like hey,
you know let's take measures right now and let's just you
know Sweden there are guys you know
we get let's get just get snowed in or not snowing but Assange
through Sweden yeah there are there stooges.
Hey, rotten tooth one word rock set. Okay, so we so we know what
Sweden's up to? And it seems like it's preparatory, there's
going to be stuff. We know that there's going to be stuff going
down in Finland, in Helsinki with Russian big delegation big,
big meeting big thing.
But there was a little annoyed by this if it happened.
Well, they're doing it now. So you know, it's yes,
you're right. Is it advanced? Why do you don't do it the day
before? Oh, no, you get it set up now becomes too obvious. What
the Cal Tech people used to do when they used to create these
gags on certain football teams, because they didn't have no
football team. So they would go into the Rose Bowl. And so when
they went to the halftime, the score would change to Cal Tech
40 USC 10 Right. But they would do the preparation for this gag,
like a year. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It
takes a long time to do this. Right. Exactly. You
could set it up and then you could put it looks like it was
been there forever. So you can't find the connection. Yeah,
that's what you do. So there's probably some Cal Tech guys
doing this.
Well, who knows who else is doing it but we know what it's
being done for.
I'm just joking. Bradley's shell nut in Walnut, walnut shell net
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Sir Andrew to you, sir. Oh, yes.
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UK. And that concludes our donors who came up big here on
show 673. And we want to thank them all but reminding people
that we do have another show on Sunday that I believe will have
no listeners, because everyone's going to be lounging around. And
there's football. There's always football on Sunday. Two things.
One, Taylor Bentley's donation, she says, My dad likes to clip
the part where John says my name during the donation segment and
use it as his ringtone for me.
Oh, let me let me just do it with that with with silence on
either end. Yeah,
that's ended. So it's Taylor Bentley. And this is so dumb.
I'm gonna give you the motive, the motivation here. She's
calling her dad. And then he wants your ringtone to bring on
his phone when his daughter calls him.
Taylor Bentley.
How's that? You see, that'd be good.
Why don't you do an alternate? safety, safety, safety. I hated
that. I
hated it so
much. That was great. Great segment. Let's do one more for
safety. Being you in the face?
Tail Taylor, Bentley, Taylor, Bentley, Taylor Bentley. There's
got to be one in there. Those are great. Those
are really good that by the way. That's a commercial service.
Yeah, I well. It's $50 donors possible. Yeah. All right. Good.
Work that one. Again, thank everybody go to divorce.org/na
and keep it keep it up. Keep up the good work and also
chip Tang in who you think to earlier with his 123 That was
his very first ever donation. And so I want to do douching. So
I thought it given that you've been de deuced That's right.
show coming up Sunday. I'm a little more optimistic. I think
I think we'll have there'll be people I mean, it's already low
today. I know but I think people will show up. And there it is a
party but
in the chat room. Is there anybody in the chat? Yeah,
we got we got like five 600 people on the stream which is
low but it's not. It's not completely bunk. And it's not
you know, it's Thanksgiving only in America, John. And let's be
honest, aren't you? audiences global is not just America.
Yeah, no,
that's fine. You're right. The real plenty of Europeans and
Australians. Yeah. And you can we can no Singaporeans listening
to this show on a second
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Hold that thought.
And today two birthdays Kuba Kerner says Happy Birthday to
his sister's boyfriend sack. That's right. Zach celebrating
today and Justin Christiansen was killed Jr's wife. Turns like
25 Happy birthday from all your buddies here the best podcast in
the universe. She didn't listen. Now. I know. Don't care. Listen,
that's too much too much.
Now. Terry Pilgrim, I thought he had some kind of title for
taking such good care of us. In in Virginia, we went many ways
it's let me read his note. Just like the night before Christmas
reading of old I'm looking forward to the annual
deconstruction of today's Bogut of holiday which we did. I do
however have a reason to celebrate because of my three
year monthly contribution plan towards knighthood pays off
today. Accounting attach
Okay, that's what I didn't read anything. Apparently. I just was
befuddled by whatever I'm reading
the spreadsheet. This is right on the spreadsheet that you had.
No, I'm just I'm reading the same thing. I apparently am an
idiot. No, no, you're not an idiot. I think so. When when
it was just one of those moments where you know the bottles go by
in the conveyor belt the whole time and then suddenly, like the
old man picks one and goes, this is a good bottle. Let's check
this drill. What Yeah, that's kind of how it felt. Huh?
Don't take a pill.
Like like a sergeant drilling his team. This is a true fact.
Kenny have a knighthood? I'm telling you, this is how it came
across. Yeah, but you may not realize that.
Okay, well, I realized that now since you'd be writing me not be
writing you I'm telling you lovingly. I'd like to be known
as Sir pilgrim. Although the roundtable is well stocked with
libations I realized that after the apocalypse, we may not be
able to replace all of the Scotch bourbon Chardonnay and
other fine, Potent Potables therefore my request for the
roundtable menu includes the cream the key ingredients to
produce handcrafted lagers and ales. The stock to table with a
selection of malted barley and hops. Yes, and I will provide
the peerage with an endless supply of fine beers. So in
other words, if we send him stuff you'll make
beer for it. Yes, yes. And we have to have it on the table of
the nights and the names that's that's the other part.
Well, that would be fine. Can you do a good ale?
I think he Well, he's a night now.
Have you tried his beers when you were bad?
I think I have Yeah, I think so. A members his leg was all messed
up and
he does have a point to make. I like to call out to producers.
Hey, citizens. How about some value for value support through
the holiday season? The best podcast in the universe? Is your
pro is your program and if you don't produce it, John and Adam
may have to start selling seeds and
I'm looking forward to that that'll never happen. No, it
will never happen. Absolutely right. Grab your blade man. Let
me get this good man into the where he belongs to right is
rightful. rightful space ladies and gentlemen. Right Hey, man
been waiting for a long time coming. We hereby pronounce the
serve pilgrim night and the no agenda roundtable for you, sir.
As requested. We not only have the hookers and blow we also
have malted barley and hops Donek ease and Dutch dominatrix
puppies import porn stars and pot Cuban cigars and single malt
scotch cannabis and Cabernet. winches in beer guy says insock
a sparkling cider and escorts and of course our favorite
mutton in Mead. And Harry, hop on over to ninja
nation.com/rings. And when you get the the rings ticket and
everything and take a picture of it, tweet it and put Johnny
retweet But Adam curry and then the real DeVore icon it Yeah,
that's nice. I've been retweeting a couple of those.
I've seen a number.
Yes, sir. I think we just need I don't know why I don't know what
my problem was with this guy. I couldn't read this correctly.
What do you like you said, you know, I was like, some guy was
confused. That was oh, maybe they that was raised. What raise
the ones that make it babble and make no sense. documented.
It was it was serious. It was one of the weirdest things and I
was taken aback. Man, what are you doing? I know Harry's
fucking hairy raise
its raise.
When have you been exposed to set raise?
Or is up here? I said the Pacific Northwest. I got Ray
machines you
know the speaking of this, this there's a new a new psychiatric
luckily a new psychiatric diagnosis we have and the
Journal of abnormal child psychology in their January
issue are devoting 136 pages to describe this illness which I
think you may have had as a child and when untreated
very Yeah, that's exactly right. It is. It is known as es si te
or sluggish cognitive tempo disorder. And this and what this
is, is daydreaming what? Exactly. It's a new frontier on
ABA
daydreaming is now a mental disorder. Give me a break. Yes.
Yeah.
So they call this the, the the other side of AEDs ADHD. And of
course, this is all now this will be entered into the next
DSM Diagnostic Statistical, Statistical Manual. And here it
is sluggish. Cognitive tempo is a remarkably silly name for an
even sillier proposal. Psychology Today. Yet SCT seems
to have gotten grabbed. It's gotten hold of something. And
they and they do believe that they're going to have a drug for
this disorder. Oh, yeah. The current drug for to wake you up
a bit. If you're daydreaming, a cup of coffee. Red Bull.
Red Bull. That's already available. Yeah. I just think
it's here. One leading proponent of SCT is Dr. Russell Barkley
who The Guardian reports calls the condition quote, the second
attention disorder. No, between the third and half of all those
diagnosed with the inattentive subtype of ADHD are in fact,
suffering from SCT.
Lor Adderall,
sluggish cognitive tempo. That yeah, I think I think it is a
boost for Adderall.
Yeah, let's find is investment grade Adderall.
It's really just an expansion. So you have the kids who are
ADHD and then the Adderall, which is amphetamine,
amphetamines. It makes them very focused. They're highly
productive and evocative, and it prepares them for cocaine later
in life. Yeah, well, they can be even more talkative
and annoying. By the way, The Wolf of Wall Street is well
worth watching.
I found it's 45 minutes too long.
Ah, well, there's that. Yeah, I didn't know what I mean, when it
comes to the new movie. Birdman starring Michael Keaton, and
Peter and Norton. Can't remember his first name ever. Ed. Great,
great film, great film. You have a screener. So you watch it
then.
I don't know if we get a screener.
It's nominated as or it's not nominated yet, but it will be
speaking of which. I was talking to Mickey two days ago, and
she'd been home. isn't accurate sense. Just before the show, I
talked to her. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Do you have a quick minute to
FaceTime before the show?
She said she used the term FaceTime. Yeah,
she won't Yeah, FaceTime? Yeah, that, you know, all hands all
hands
meeting.
You know, all hands stand up, meaning, you know, the FaceTime
app is what she's referring to. Oh, I
see because she's in LA. Yes. Exactly.
With my handlers and she's again Okay, go on. Go ahead. Say
it she's back from LA. No, she's
in Atlanta. She's Thanksgiving in LA because I'm here let me
give back
this back this up. How hard can this be? And what do you play?
Here's the problem. You she was in LA? No, no, no, she was in
Houston. She drove back from Houston affair
when the toilets clogged. Just make the timeline toilet. Okay.
The toilet clogged up Tuesday.
And she left la
No, she left for LA Wednesday morning.
So you clogged the toilet before you left,
though? Because not really stop. Don't do this.
It's just a blessing. Just drop it. Yes.
I don't even know what we're talking about this. Any of you
are having she she wanted some FaceTime. So you said okay. And
now you're talking to her? I
don't know why. I don't know. But I don't know what that was
about anymore. That must have not been important. Yeah, it was
Oh, yeah. No, I
got it. Okay. Okay.
So I was going to say though, that I spoken to a couple a
couple days ago, and she had watched the state of affairs of
Katherine Heigl series and of course, she looks like Katherine
Heigl. Although Mickey's obviously Much harder, younger
looking, and certainly more of a woman.
She looks exactly like her. She looks just like I mean, you
could, you could get reservations at a restaurant
claiming to be Katherine Heigl and get away with
it. That's, that's not how it works. I go in. Listen, I've got
Katherine Heigl with me VIP VIP. We need to we need the best
tailor you can get if you have to kick people out. You drag
them by their fucking hair. Katherine Heigl's here with me.
That's how Okay, yeah, and it works. Yeah, it works every
single time. Yeah. And she said, wow, if people aren't ready
hypnotized by the fake news. This is just like it's just like
a like a gloss. Just just throw everything in there. North Korea
nuclear Russia. Crazy. I saw Yeah. Everything he said this is
she said it's so boring.
So it's the show's a turkey.
Yeah, yeah. And you got to play this bit. One of our producers
clip this is and be I believe this is NBC. No, it's isn't CBS?
No, I
don't think so. I think it's a replacement for the blacklist.
Okay. Could be, which was turning turkey but they ended
the season before it could go all the way so
so in this case, what has happened the way I'm gonna look
it up. state of affairs. Yeah. So I have not I've not seen the
show. I have no idea but I do understand the plot. And in this
particular premise is a Russia has cut the cables is tapping
off the internet cables, where some and this is very
appropriate actually think about Finland and Sweden, NBC, NBC,
where Russia is tapped into the undersea cables of wherever this
summit is going to be. And the whoever these wherever Katherine
Heigl is they see the danger of this? Of course, the danger of
of of this happening? Well, we're doing the exact same thing
right now in Finland, via Sweden. And here's here's what
happens if Russia finds out we know if Russia finds
out who our assets are, every one of them and their families
and extended them and then they'll shop the rest of that
Intel to Iran to North Korea.
That's exactly what they'll do. Shoot everybody and then sell
the Intel to North Korea and Iran, our arch enemies.
You might as well play my North Korea clip and see how that
works that way his way into this this thesis
1000s of North Koreans rally today against un criticism of
their country's human rights record. The demonstrators filled
a square in Pyongyang the capital, backing their communist
leaders and denouncing the US The rally was organized by the
government. A UN commission is found North Korea's abuse of
human rights quote exceeds all others in duration, intensity
and horror. The issue could go to the International Criminal
Court horror
for is that a category horror?
Yeah, this is exactly what the release of bae and then the
spook wanna be kid Miller was all about was trying to show
Hey, we don't don't try and take Kim Jong on to the criminal
court International Criminal Court don't don't go that route.
And they just don't care.
Now they got their minds made up because you got to sell
armaments to South Korea
confirmed it's just going to continue confirmed. Confirmed.
It's just confirmed.
Yeah. Nobody wants to talk about that. Let's and so instead of
talking about any of that stuff, you put the stupid show on NBC,
the Stooges for the for the US government and they make this
crap that replaces another show that was is very slowly
deteriorating. Now. I got an Afghan here's one for you, Adam.
I got an Afghanistan update. This is a requires a question.
Okay.
There's a lot of questions for me the
number of US troops who remain deployed in Afghanistan past
years and may increase 9800 are already scheduled to stay and
Reuters reported today, another 1000 may join them. A Pentagon
spokesman did not rule out that possibility. President Obama has
recently expanded the future mission beyond training Afghan
forces to include fighting the Taliban Yeah.
Oh, wow. Wait a minute.
Where's they always fighting the Taliban? Or something that I
missed something? I don't know. I don't know. She added she
added they added by the Taliban. We don't know were they fighting
if they weren't fighting the Taliban? I know they're
just shooting stuff off man. We got access please if we didn't
place new orders.
I thought this was the screw is clip I've got Yeah, it is. Yeah,
yes. A sudden they're adding another 1000 People are supposed
to be getting out of there. But no, they're fighting the
Taliban. What for the various drug you know, deals that are
going down with a button.
By the way, if you're coming to Amsterdam, do not buy cocaine.
There's a bad batch. It is known as white heroin. is apparently
what it is. And bits already to English tourists Odede and are
dead. There's signs everywhere. Code there's dangerous
signs everywhere. How
did these guys die?
Well, this is after they after they after they Yeah, so now
there's big neon everywhere. says bad cocaine don't buy it.
This is a great country or what?
Don't eat the brown cocaine in Holland at all. Now.
I think it's pretty big though and Amsterdam. Really? I think
it's pretty big in general. Certainly, Brits. I know the
Brits are crazy about it.
Really? Yeah. Yeah. They like the idea of a coked up Brit.
Because they like drinking it kind of goes hand in hand.
I see. Getting a drink more. Yeah, exactly. Good report on
the holidays. Oh, we should all listen to this one very
carefully. This is the clip family fights.
I'm sorry. Okay.
All righty. Bad news. An argument or two probably will
break out at the dinner table maybe debate but here's the good
news. That could actually be good for your kids to see. Oh,
get this I don't know what this new study says that children who
witnessed heated debates are better off later in life.
Apparently according to this research, it makes them better
communicators and teaches them how to handle conflict. I don't
know what to say about this because it's sort of like often
get used to a lot of strife and tension. You're really know how
to deal with it later in life talking
about parents fighting. Are
we talking about discussions about topics that get a little
bit heated at a dinner table?
Talking about discussion of topics that get heated at the
dinner table? Well, I'm not absolutely sure that Kim Jong on
is who He says He is. Well, I disagree with you and I'm gonna
get heated about it. No, it's about who is that slot you are
with the show with his arguments about what you're talking about.
What these idiots
How come how come you didn't return your text when I sent you
one?
Yeah, this ad is doing this show. This is their analysis. I
saw your I saw your current events in a heated manner.
I saw the blue blood the blue.on your whatsapp, I know you read
my whatsapp we do with that hussy again. This is you know,
this is my my typical a southern woman which is really
misogynistic right now. Okay, that's pretty good, though.
Right?
That was your that was your Southern woman kind of a little
bit was maybe a misogynistic? I don't think it was that bad. A
and B. It was very unsettling. He was not a drawl. You got to
slow it down a little bit.
Let's do more. And what the differences I mean, I got the
impression it was more about debate. Right?
No Kardashians to Real Housewives. Housewives, the OC
of New Jersey and New York. Oh, and what's the below deck?
Below deck? I think it's called watch any of that crap.
Yeah, it's about the it's about the staff on a on a huge yacht.
It's actually kind of funny.
Oh, that's that actually sounds like a good idea and then they
have the
Hollywood Persians or what is it the Persian royalty of Hollywood
or something? You watch
a lot of this stuff and then you have no this
is all this is all Bravo and I see it. Mickey will have her one
night and I'll join in and we'll sit and I'm just blown away by
this crap. All the real estate shows like the two gay guys in
the way Miss Amelia all the real estate show. Here's a real
estate show. Get a real estate office put two gay guys in show
that would go over big in Canada. I've been watching
Canadian TV and I don't want to sound like some sort of a gay
basher. But holy crap, this one challenge here CHP K, which
comes off of the Vancouver Island every night. Jimmy and I
were both dropped jawed about this. It's like It's like the
whole station and it's all gay and just put up with it. And I'm
thinking
yes,
yes, John. You can cure them. Yes. Just by changing their
diet. I'm sure you can cure them John. Yes, this
topic is fast. I can't you your fault now. Well, let me know
where to know that we're in a Great Depression. There's a lot
of anomalies that always take place economically. So now I
have a clip about this auction. This is very interesting to
listen to the just these two items went up for sale on an
auction. To play
Hollywood's best known pieces of memorabilia have new owners. The
Cowardly Lion costume worn in the Wizard of Oz in 1939. sold
at auction last night for nearly $3.1 million And they upright
piano from Rick's Cafe American in Casablanca. Fetch 3.4
million. They went on the block at Bonhams auction house in New
York.
Wow. That seems a little high. Well, some old costume from a
movie in the 30s is getting $3 million just so you can display
it as art.
Here's what I talked to Lex. You know, Lex my first boss, he was
at this photoshoot. And, you know, Lex is a Collector. We
know what he's a collector of he has a very, very significant
collection of Warhols and Lichtenstein's. Okay, those are
good. Yeah. But you know, like, really significant.
Yeah, well, he's probably there's probably $100 million
worth of art minimally. It sounds like to me
and he. So there's this big art fair, the palm phn. And Mickey's
has two pieces at it. But there's a lot of Warhols. And he
went to go look, and you know, he had been there before I saw
him and he said, he said it's just too expensive right now. So
what's happening says, Well, funny enough, the supply has
increased, because people need money. And right now at this
very moment, there's just so much really desirable stuff.
It's not just supply and demand yet. The stuff that is there is
now available is just people like I need to get this to the
prices are very much inflated at the moment. So I believe that's
probably a part of all of this, including memorabilia like this.
Good time to sell. Yeah, no, this is the time to sell. That's
exactly what you want to do. Exactly. Exactly.
What he should be dumping his collection.
No, he's, he's not about that. He's not a trader. He's a
collector. He likes it. He didn't think that buying the
cell. In fact, if I lived here, you know, a lot of his friends
are closer friends, they have his art, you know, he wants you
to hold on to this Warhol for a while and then, you know, then
they'll change it out and you'll get something else.
I would warn him that this people should have insurance.
Oh, yeah. No, that's it's all taken care of. Yeah, but he
wants the art to be seen. That's kind of good.
No, that's what you're supposed to do this while you do it.
Yeah. Yeah.
New Jersey, my old stomping grounds. Let me let me roll this
out on you. As we continually are on the lookout for different
ways in which our free speech is being monitored and shut down. I
think legislation like this is going to be part of a problem.
New Jersey Assemblyman Troy singleton has heard the stories
from around the state women and even men lured into
relationships with people who aren't who they say they are,
who probably would not consent to someone who purported to be a
million different things other than they are.
That's why singleton has just introduced a bill that would
make lying to get someone to have sex equal to rape.
We think that it is important. How about that?
Yeah. Wow, okay, Clip of the Day right there. The whole top
depresses
listen to the whole thing and just get madder and madder as I
take is I take that honor for folks
to be protected.
But under the bill, they would have to be more than just a
little white lie to land you in jail. The lies would have to be
continuous and rise to a high level of deceit. Now.
Here's the best part no one would ever get laid. Here's the
best part. Who are these people that they they're just a bunch
of virgins. They don't get it? No,
the here it's it's being introduced by a woman whose
husband who stands
their whole issue who's holding her, her collar top of things
with her hand constantly. She talks.
Her husband turned out to not be who he said he was. And so then
this law had to come into place because she is the woman
scorned. This is a big deal. This is the this is the extended
human bio today,
when you are told lies of identity. You're basically
having a sexual relationship with a person that's a total
stranger to Yeah.
Yeah, cuz that never happens.
Julie short supports this film after she says she was deceived
for years by her now ex husband. Ah,
now the monkey comes out of the sleeve and we find out why she
is so vigilant about this law.
He lied about his marital status. He lied about his
education. He told me that he was a had a bachelor's in
accounting from NYU. And in fact, he was a high school
dropout.
I shall make a law I shall support it and arrest you.
Now because he said he was admitted he got a degree from
NYU but as a college or a high school dropout. He's a rapist.
At least five states already make it a crime to have sex by
fraud, self sex
by fraud. There it is. Sex by fraud.
Sometimes, though, it's a lesser offense than rape. But some say
it should be a matter of personal responsibility, not a
case for the prosecutor
do their due diligence and Take the guy out or check that he or
she is not what they say they are and then move on
this is this is the man on the street that had to throw into
the package so I'm bro they gotta do the demo just you know
you like check out the Facebook page you know like Google around
a big you check out the Instagram well man you see it on
Instagram you know you you see what you got you know but you
never you never heard on LinkedIn you stupid
if this bill becomes law major cases of lying and deception for
sex could result in 10 to 20 years in prison 10 to 20 years
John
for unbelievable for saying I'm an idiot sir running these
legislatures I would even consider something like this.
Well, you heard it. Yeah, I did. He hit the Clip of the Day
jingle. Yeah, I deserve. Saying you deserve it is not
necessarily a good thing.
You have to understand that it is so strange to do the show on
this side with I'm really, you know, I get up at 730. But I
prep. I don't prep. I'd use this day for PrEP. Of course, I have
all the stuff that is ongoing naturally. And then it goes all
the way through and then it kind of rolls into six o'clock, even
though I've bopped outside to get a quick bite to eat. But
it's very strange. The whole day is off putting if you will.
Yeah. I'm just you know, it's different. Yeah,
I'm sure it is. I mean, when I'm some places, it's always
different. I mean, we did an hour earlier that last show.
Yeah. And I was going to say that was doing you a favor.
Yeah. And in hindsight, I have to admit, I wish we'd gone an
hour earlier today as well.
Well, I called a little earlier and you weren't ready. No,
I know what when did you call you text me about that? I didn't
see anything.
No, I said I called you on Skype. Oh, before the show
started,
you know, I wouldn't have had it on.
Okay. Yeah, we could have almost done it early today. I just
talked myself out of it. And that's okay.
Just a couple more things I wanted to throw out there. As
we'll we'll probably move some of this into Sunday show.
Getting so many cool stories about the transportation of oil
via rail, which is kind of our recent, I said read Revelation
really. But indeed, Bill Gates is the largest shareholder of
the Canadian rail. So he and Buffett pretty much have a lock
on all this and that that really solidifies so much of the
understanding of what that XL ki XL pipeline is about. It's just
that it's about these guys staying in business, but now
it's everywhere. You start finding stories about these
trains coming through and and because there have been in this
year I think 40 Different mishap mishaps mishaps yeah with you
know, fire and people you know, stuff exploding
they have to promote it you know, the guys for the pipeline
should have been promoting that more. They were wimpy about
their promotion Yeah, but they're probably eating reminds
me I'm reminded of the marijuana initiative in California that
the marijuana folks there was no problem we're gonna win they
lost in California and then Washington and now there's two
or three other states there's like four states California is
behind way behind on the on the curve. Yeah, they're on the
wrong side of history.
Exactly. Exactly.
But ya know, I think I was actually annoyed to an extreme
when they when the obvious paucity like that word of the
rail versus pipeline argument came forth from a Canadian yeah
and I'm the reason being from a Canadian was even more so I go
oh my god these guys know what's going on. Yeah, it was and now
it's just so obvious it's a scam. Do you hear we got it with
the buffet
Yeah, that was that was requested Yeah, hit it again. It
isn't quite set up to
do the hit it again. Yeah.
Yeah, sounds right. Guys, good guys. Dynamite
he should be getting work. I just do that sort of thing and I
think he's doing he's setting something up Yeah,
yeah. He says the best greatest it's not that easy to sound like
you're screaming
now and he has he has the good the ambience of the room was
good.
Yeah, no, it's it's a it's a great product
what do you have anything on on Russia so we have oh, yes, they
brought Anna Chapman back
for this and a champion to hot Russia yeah.
Oh yeah. Yeah in a in a this is from what is this from the New
York Daily News but they got a picture of her and she's in a
bid to pretty up the not so pretty image of the Russian army
Putin sent sexpot spy Anna Chapman on maneuvers with it.
Anchor unit that has been accused of aiding Moscow backed
rebels in Ukraine trolleys.
This is great though. We look at
and she's and she's got it she got
super super super Anna
Chapman from Russia unloved yeah and here's the story I'm looking
at is a nice shot of her
throat she has a she has a fatigues on Russian fatigue
through
this shot, which is in The Daily Beast. She's got leather on her
hair's red, and she said was Scarlet lips and it's from
1127 14. With Scarlet lips and chemical red hair. The erstwhile
agent is still making headlines in the West, she's putting out a
film exalting the version versions of the Russian army,
even the units in Ukraine. But her audience in the motherland
is negligible. Every now and then I run it through Anna
Chapman at a nail salon called Little Fingers on puffed ski
Avenue in downtown Moscow. One would expect a red haired red
lipstick celebrity ex by wearing expensive designer dresses that
are tight enough to sculpt her curves in high relief to attract
attention. But here in the hip clear Pons neighborhood, where
at any time of the day, women are used to seeing and being
seen to be cool. Glamour is nothing special. It's rare that
another clad would turn her head to look at Chapman, and besides,
not many people in Moscow, actually know who she is. Wow,
you're harsh. Another dramatic reading but John C.
or the C stands for chilling. All right, then I have my lie.
Here's my last you got one more last. I got one more line.
I'm done. You're done.
I thought I thought this would be a nice little little setup.
We can all kind of start to ease into the weekend slowly. The New
York Times had a wonderful they've done a video explaining
net neutrality. I figured you might want to hear it. Yes. Are
you are you really ready for this? Because this is the
official This is the great lady.
Now just because the New York Times on net neutrality and it
which means they brighten day you have nobody that's talking
about it in any meaningful way. That's my guess.
Well, they made a video to explain it. You say video. Yeah,
but this when the when the New York Times says this, you would
have to say it have to be factually correct because they
are the paper record for the United States. Correct? Yes.
absolute reality. Its future is up for debate, and many states
demise could change your experience online. Here's how I
have no patience
for useless things. Notice they bring in the house of cards
right away with a Frank Underwood quote, I have no
patience. So right away, net neutrality is House of Cards.
You with me?
Yeah. When you download from the internet, it arrives in packets
of data. Think of the packets as literal packages. Let's say you
want to watch a Netflix movie, which is 10 packages big
is it already hurting you as
Netflix ships, but first it has to go through a sorting facility
in this analogy, that's an Internet service provider.
Now the what you're seeing is you're seeing these streams,
little rivers of packets from the left going into a box. So
these streams are straight lines, just a straight line from
Netflix, Amazon Hulu, this is what this is because he had gone
to the consumer and the way they dried up these these direct
lines, straight lines, there must be some dedicated kind of
network they have going into this box that says ISP on it.
And they are the sorting facility if you will. The let's
disregard all routers, all protocols everything that's come
before it comes into the ISP now they are now the sorting
facility and then they have these little trucks and these
trucks are being filled up with these little packages these
packets to take to you
consumer like for Senator Stevens
put this together very much so Comcast.
Now what net neutrality means is that all packages must be
delivered at the same rate.
Net Neutrality means all packages must be delivered at
the same rate. And with this they mean cost of money.
If the rules change, a company like Netflix could pay extra to
get on that first truck
or you want to get on the first truck I see
this I liked this this the background music that the bed is
like from the like from Laurel and Hardy or something in 33
Point
let's listen to it.
If a company doesn't pay, they might be shut out of that first
truck. They'll get done. livered eventually. But if that
climactic movie scene arrives late, you know what that means
and other shares that climactic movies in now this show a,
again, you see House of Cards on Netflix and says buffering is a
New York Times, and let's bring in, we need to bring in some
bodies here in this piece, I think we need some professor of
some somebody who knows something.
And it's more than just movies, media columnist David Carr, with
all this
Britain media columnist, who is David Carr.
David Carr is a media columnist, I think it's for the New York
Times, he writes about the media, this is
the level of what is working at this place more,
who gets to go fast, and who gets to go slow? If my message
comes to you really slowly, and another person saw I'm sorry,
let me understand net neutrality for a moment. So if you don't
pay, you will be coming
through very slowly. The other is that
net neutrality, New York Times David Carr,
comes quickly and directly who's going to be heard, that has
implications for democracy for commerce,
in the ongoing debate, the forces of Silicon Valley are on
one side with over 100 companies, including Google and
Facebook, in support of net neutrality, on the other side,
are cable companies with powerful lobbying efforts in
Washington.
This is what's so beautiful. They're both on the same side.
This is what's so funny about it. At Google and all the they
have they want to say Google would love to for the Internet
service to become a utility because they'll they'll pay for
they're going to put their infrastructure in. They will do
it no, there will be no more competitors. And they will you
know, they may have to buy some of what's already out there. I
think this is there's no fight between those two, they're on
the same boat. They love it. They're just pretending
Silicon Valley stance is clear. The cable companies position is
also clear. But what about users, net neutrality
users? Ah, God, I hate that word to
keep playing is usually
a subject that elicits more glazed eyes than passion. But
that could change.
Net Neutrality is a super wonky thing. Nobody wants to look
behind their computer, look behind their television see
what's really going on. Where people get interested. Where
they get actually, is when that stuff stops working, then they
want to know who made this happen?
There you go. That is exactly how it works. And that's why
House of Cards was chosen. That's why House of Cards was
chosen. So what you do is you start to make House of Cards
buffer and if you recall, this is when the new season came out.
When the I think that's around the same time that it started,
that's when politicians take note, hey, wait a minute. That's
the one show I really like.
It's disgusting.
That's the New York Times everybody. I think you've heard
a different message from us regarding net neutrality. And
when it is implemented Sayanora everybody
will be bad. The FCC will get what they fight they've always
wanted total control of all media. Yeah, control. Yeah,
they've been trying to do this with cabling cable guys managed
to
keep it away from because it's none of their business is not
over the air. But now Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's internet. Now we got
to do some think of the children. Well, we'll certainly
have more on that as it progresses. Looking forward to a
lot more analysis of this UK Shut up slave bill. And whatever
else happens to cross our path between now and Sunday where we
will be broadcasting episode 674 coming to you from the pipe in
the heart of Amsterdam. Good morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from the Pacific Northwest hideout. Over 2000 miles away
from Ferguson. I'm John C. Dvorak. We'll be
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