What is wrong with this idiot? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday January 29 2015. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode six nine or one this is no agenda. still
digging my way out of the snow in FEMA Region six capital the
drone Star State Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And for brother Silicon Valley words coming down like crazy.
Air. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin,
Buzzkill.
I'm telling you, you slurred again.
I must start today that way. drunk. I don't drink.
I'm sorry. I don't drink.
I do not drink.
Hey, John, I got to start off as I got to share something with
the with the producers of the show at the top here kind of
important.
Oh, okay. Yeah,
exactly. Because I've been self censoring for personal reasons.
And I'm now ready to stop and I have to this is this could be
you know, self censoring is very dangerous to to the show.
I don't didn't I know what you're gonna do? Yeah. And I
don't know where that you've been. So hold on a second. I
just saw a check that was just laying here shouldn't have
stopped the show just found a check.
I don't see I don't know that you've been self censoring the
topic? No,
no, of course, I have been self censoring it. Yeah, small
personal things. But that my experience is that can get kind
of fuzzy after a while.
Well, that's a possibility. Ladies and gentlemen, get ready
for this
call. But also, also because things have changed in my
personal. In my, in my life. A lot of these experiences are
new, but some things that have happened are absolutely relevant
to the show.
Okay, you know, I was poor as yours and my friend,
it's not gonna make a big deal out of a job. I was in the
middle of a media frenzy, which I really didn't want to talk
about. Because I had my ex wife, my current wife, you know,
yelling in the media about, you know, what was going on in my
personal life. And the person they disregarded was my daughter
who was kind of like in the middle of everything and
innocent. And I just
don't let you you talk about the Dutch media.
Yes, Dutch media Exactly. There. And so I just needed to shut up
and not talk about anything. And a lot of stuff that happened to
me in this personal realm was a surprise. To me it was a lot of
is very hurtful, and very crappy. And what actually
happened is really nobody's business except mine, Mickey's,
and any other people who are involved in this. So I need to
get the facts out so we can move on and I don't have to self
censor. We're having the filters up for the show. Does that make
sense? Yeah. Okay. Are you walking away looking for more
checks? Where's my wingman on this?
I'm here. Good.
So Mr. McCain, I no longer live together. I pretty sure that's
not going to change. And she's not going to stay in Austin.
She's not even in the country at the moment. And sorry,
I was gonna ask some questions that as though I was the
audience, yes. Okay. Why don't you do that? Does she not like
Austin? No, she hates Austin. Oh, okay. Go on.
And, and, but she's also probably doesn't like me.
That's new, though.
Well, yeah. To the extent that it was, there was a lot of
things going on. And I was kind of laughing off some reports.
But when you start when you start to find out, hey, wait a
minute, something's wrong here. And then so you
were actually you were actually unaware when the first media
reports came out, and you just didn't I monitor
them? I mocked them like, What is this crap? I might again
said I want to defend the media, but looks like they were on top
of something.
Yes. Yeah. Directly from horse's mouth, etc.
Okay, so that's weird. Everybody that feels bad now. Well, they
should.
I felt really bad. Here's the good. Here's the good news.
There's some good news coming out of this one. When all this
crap came down, my daughter hopped on the plane said Dad,
I'm coming to you. And she gave me some shit and straightened me
out in a couple of ways. And we have we are reconnecting on new
levels with each other. We got work to do, but that's I'm very
impressed with her. She figured all her crap out. While a group
of adults were engulfed in their own ego drama, acting like a
bunch of a holes, including me at times. And so that's good
news moving forward. Also, I've been able to downsize, which is
important. Certainly, if you see the donations.
Thursday show it's good timing. For me. Yep.
Very good timing. And I am now in downtown Austin. And so I
think that's all anybody really needs to know, at this point.
Did I leave anything out that I missed anything?
Well, I have something to say. Okay. I think since you've been
going I knew about this, like, about a month ago, I think is
when it began. Whatever the case is, you have been doing a
yeoman's job of carrying the show along with it no apparent,
not missing a beat. In fact, we've gotten a lot of
compliments for the last two or three shows as some of the best
material we've done. And I think that that will continue because
I just think we're on such a roll. Well, I hope so.
I was gonna say there's one other thing that is coming out
of this. I personally, I'll put my hand in my own bosom for a
moment. I am developmentally delayed. So being alone for
that's an actual medical term I found develop developmental he's
really hard to use that term when you're 50.
This is the sad thing, John. I'm 50 and I am developmentally
delayed. So yeah, this is a growth and growing moment for
me, even though there's sadness and crap and stuff going on, but
I at least now that's out and now and I really needed to do
that. So now we can talk about important things like Tinder.
Tinder. Long way to go for a joke, and he didn't get it.
That's too bad.
Yes, no, it was a shaggy dog story.
Do you know what Tinder is? No. Oh, Tinder, I
know what it is. You start you start to start that burnsy.
It's the dating app.
Oh, I don't know anything about okay, well, maybe if he just
said what was only one grinder.
If I'd said grinder, then we'd be in trouble. Although I have
considered, maybe I should just when you have your ex wife going
to the media saying I was eavesdropping on my daughter
talking to her dad would? Yeah. And it looks like he's moved
out. And then I had my current wife saying No, nothing's wrong.
Nothing to see here. Carry on. And then and then the media
does. news pieces about me went something like this
finding more of those crappy photos.
Oh, yeah, total crappy photos. And this was a video piece
because I wouldn't talk to anybody. Or Adam curry. No woman
no money. And all he has now is a podcast in a shed somewhere in
the middle of Texas. I kid you
think about shed masters a podcaster?
Oh, no. It's one thing to have two divorces but to be a
podcaster Holy crap, that guy's he really fell off the showbiz
ladder didn't
knowing that this is the future.
Yeah, exactly. Anyway. So
here's a bunch of by the way, I was I was looking at listening
to a lot of podcasts, because we're always, of course on the
lookout for stuffs on this for the stream. But I just like to
listen to podcasts once in a while. And there's a lot of good
podcasts out there. And there seems to be this on this growing
movement that podcasting is the next big thing. Isn't that
interesting? Now,
you notice this? Yes. And I noticed something else that goes
along with this. So the resurgence of the podcast is
mainly because of NPR, public radio offshoots, which have a
dual model. I mean, they have ways of making money through
sales to some of their properties to Public Radio, but
also they they're doing one big sponsor. So I'm specifically
talking about the Serial podcast and I was thinking about what is
it that makes this podcast Serial so exciting to people and
then it hit me. We actually have been doing the original Serial
podcast for almost seven years now and bear with me explain
that bear with me for a second. So the Serial podcast is an
episodic from episode to episode it carries over and you're
following a storyline until it ends like a story right? Here's
the beauty the no agenda show. We always like why did people
you know they don't want to just skip shows they they want to
listen to everything. They're religious about listening to
everything, don't want to miss it and you'll even be behind
that is because every we have characters. We have threads of
information that go all the way through. People come people go
people die off people are killed off all the time. In our show we
do
Character character.
These characters of melon head, all this stuff just just drew
Oh, President Obama and the other President Obama. I mean,
what show has to Obama's on it? Come on bow. And this is why
people do this because they don't want to miss something and
not understand well, wait a minute, what are they talking
about? What did what does this term mean? Or what? What is this
piece of information that I that I missed? And the great news is,
our podcast will only end in our own deaths. Right and Serial
podcast has to end when the story's over, it's just it's
over. It's done. And then they have to pick up a new story.
Well, we could be kicked off the air by the government, which
would actually be the party that would be an ending and that
actually would be a good ending. Because it would close the
circle it would actually, as we've been predicting this
ending and this could happen.
This would not be good or term because that would be very bad.
Then then the Dutch media would have something to write
shut down by the government.
Yeah, he's in the soup kitchen.
Soup. That would be next. I'll be very next. Ah, hello. We
should work the soup kitchen anyway.
Wow, I have I've worked the soup kitchen in Austin.
Well, anyways, okay, so we are a serial of sorts. I agree. Yeah,
no, this is what we also read. I think also the show's too long.
We'll talk about that later. So I've been let's start off with
something light.
Ladies and gentlemen. You never have to worry. And when I saw
the clips come in, I thought to myself self. You didn't have to
worry.
I did watch Miss Universe. Hey, exactly. Now and this is a good
one of the Trump properties notice no notice, by
the way, how we go from my relationship is in shambles to
hot hot girls with sashes
says it's a Trump property. You know the women are going to be
gorgeous from top to bottom, Mrs. Estonia and Lithuania and
Latvia who didn't get into the finals? It was a shame perhaps
we
should explain why we follow these
bunions you should explain it. Well,
it is something that is so strange to the culture of women
today yet still accepted. To me personally it is mind boggling
that we will judge women on just how hot they are. Publicly we'll
do this with a with a really with a lame ass competition. And
of course the our favorite piece is the question session,
which of course is the only thing I really concentrate on.
It really matters because there are the questions are rigged and
often political in nature. And oh, politically Yeah. And the
answers are well idiotic. I'm usually hilarious.
Now before I get to the clips I have they're pretty short and
that they said get to questions and answers of the five
finalists. Curiously, the five finalists are Miss USA they
always throw her in she's very pretty girl not not the
brightest bulb in the socket, but and she What state was she
from? I you know, I don't remember. Don't ask details
again. I'm not gonna get anywhere. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I miss Ukraine, of course. Because you want to you know,
you got it. Yeah. You got an F Russia by the way. There's a lot
of beautiful women Ukrainian. This woman was evil looking. I
didn't like her. Miss Netherlands.
Oh, who was Miss Netherlands?
I have no idea. I'm sorry. Never the case where she doesn't even
look Dutch. She looks like Hispanic, actually. Oh, very
dark here and see Miss Miss Jamaica, who? Miss Jamaica
looked Chinese. I have no idea what was going on there. And
then Miss Colombia. Now Miss Colombia when they first picked
of five women. They? I think there's a disappointing part of
the show. They only put them in the bathing suits. And they came
running out and running back. Oh, I think the entire group of
all these women from around the world should be in bathing suits
all the time. All the time. It was a full time. Well, that'd
be great driving my Ferrari as they have said this particular
group had didn't have that strange over a pumped stomach
that produces a vertical muscle that sticks out right? This was
a very slow, more slender, very shapely group. But Miss
Columbia. It was it was mind boggling what she looked like in
a bathing suit. And she's the first one that came out and I
thought she was going to be at a disadvantage. And she ended up
winning it all, I think because of the bathing suit. I mean, she
was outrageous looking in a bathing suit. And so she was
very pleasant, and she was also the only one who didn't try to
speak English as her answer to the question. Ah, and she kept
it in in a very rigid almost Castilian Spanish. Were they
I feel kind of stupid that we didn't discuss Who would be the
winner beforehand?
Well, we wouldn't have guessed Colombia. I would have guessed
that Ukraine would be picked Yeah, yeah for five days for
sure. Colombia was a long shot. And then they anyway so she was
spoken Spanish and she seemed very erudite the other people
all of them because the even perfect ms USA, spoken kind of a
stammering ludicrous English it was the worst night but let's
start off by listening to these women do the questions and the
first two will be a little longer than the rest. I can try
to cut it down but it began with Miss USA. Okay.
Miss USA it is we go first
up, let's invite over USA. Please come and join us
selectable from the third hand that's Natalie.
All right, Judge number one Manny Pacquiao your question.
You know, this makes me mad. Judge number one John C. Dvorak,
your question, please. I mean, we'd be just as unrecognizable
in fact, you are more recognizable whoever this guy
is?
Oh, no, no, it was this guy. Manny Pacquiao one of the best
pound for pound boxer in the world now. See, there you go.
They are extremely famous guy. I mean, just the fact that you
don't know him doesn't, you know, all right. I'm sorry, I
was the problem. Dino. That can't speak English. Barely.
Yeah.
I'm just trying to hook you up with a gig. That's all.
If you were given 30 seconds to deliver a message to a global
terrorist. What would you say?
Whoa, was the question. If you had 30 seconds to say anything
to the terrorists USA
has to reiterate the question and she's she's like she's
almost shuttering and Blinken and wincon and doing takes
Did I did I hear what he said that if you had 30 seconds to
say anything to the terrorists, global terrorist Glera global
terrorism, what would you say?
If I was given 30 seconds to give a message to the global
terrorists?
Wow, we know our entertainment, don't we? Oh, yeah.
Okay, I would just say that, you know, I know as Miss USA, I can
always spread a message of hope and love and to spread that
message to
all right, here's how we go. Hi, I'm Miss USA, Miss Universe, I
want to spread a message of love and peace to everybody
and her head is gone. That's exactly how to work out.
You got to kind of an answer. Is this to that question? Question?
Is it it was a stupid question. It was handed by the way, it was
almost as a state. They put the camera on him just as the guy
was handing him a sheet over his shoulder to read.
But no, but here's here's here's the only correct answer that she
should have given.
We need to kill. We need to kill them. Thank you very much,
everybody.
If she actually she probably could have won the competition.
He said that. Yeah, absolutely. All right. So then next step
comes comes miss. This one's a beauty by the way. This is a
this is Miss Miss Netherlands. Okay. Next we have come on over.
Come over and join us. We're gonna ask you to select your
question card from the ball. Go ahead and please. And I'll take
that from you. And we're going to judge number six Giancarlo
Stanton, your question please.
What's the biggest change you'd like to see for young women for
the next generation?
Can you repeat the question?
Wait a man this is the Dutch girl. Yeah, she can't understand
what he just said. Where she went home I got to see where
she's from. Where is this girl from? I don't know. The Dutch
understanding was perfectly not this one. What's the biggest
change you'd like to see for young women in the next
generation?
I'm ambassador for child prostitution.
She's the ambassador for child Brazil.
I want dead child prostitution stuff. So that's what I want for
the next generation. Oh, wow, man. Oh, ah.
It was the worst. Yeah,
that's really bad. I'm the ambassador for child prostitute.
I want that T shirt and vital ambassador. How about I No, the
ambassador for child prostitution. That would be the
t shirt to have man. Ah, I feel bad about this.
Oh, yeah. JC okay. Okay, not after her, I believe came
speak of developmentally delayed.
This woman sounded like it. She was terrible. And then they had
another question at the end, which I didn't record it. You're
all had that this is idiotic. They all had to answer the same
question. So they brought one out and put headphones messing
up their hair do
Oh, no. Oh, no, this is so is this Trump? Yeah. So here's how
the meeting goes. Hey, I got an idea. I'm gonna have some fun.
So we'll have more room getting the same question. And then
we'll bring out one by one but then we'll put one in in a fish
tank and we'll mess over hair with a big headphones. And we'll
put on Kenny G really loud
All right, here we go. This is Miss Ukraine who again decided
to answer in English. She got the question in Ukrainian but
she are Russian. She answered in English and
I didn't know you could choose to not answer in your own in
your mother tongue is that I didn't know that was an option.
it the way they started they said we have a bunch of
translators so everyone can speak in the language their home
or they can speak whatever. But they didn't do that they all
spoken or they tried to speak in English but it was like that
Miss Netherlands woman who apparently can't speak English,
she I have a feeling she
may be from one of the multi CultI countries that she is
that's not a Dutch accent. I don't know where she's from. But
she's not Dutch born or maybe she's Dutch born but not.
I don't know. But the I agree it's not a Dutch accent. She
couldn't understand the English and couldn't barely speak it.
I'm not going to look into her eye. Where are we playing now?
This is Miss Ukraine, Ukraine.
Ukraine. Please come over and join us it's your turn.
If you went ahead and select a car, the buckles presented to
Natalie
judge number three Lisa Vanderpump your question
Lisa Vanderpump from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
perfect
if you could remove the swimsuit competition from the Miss
Universe pageant
would you and why or why not? Yes liquid net scalar
is the bad situation if it's gonna be nice why not? I feel
comfortable in any
feel comfortable? Me to affordable I'm affordable no con
affordable meeting come comfortable order we come come
forward to anything Thank you.
Good night. I'll be here all week everybody.
Wow. So that says she was wasn't good.
So yeah, yes, men for Hey, very Dutch name. The studying
architecture interior design in Amsterdam. She has a very
strange okay. I'm not finding anything good on her. All right.
All right. Next came up was Miss Jamaica. We like I said looks
Asians really pretty but a very exotic non standard beauty. It
wasn't like diamond doesn't anything. Play Miss Jamaica?
Just number 10 Emilio Esteban.
Wow, How's his career? Although I'd kill for this gig Hello.
Why don't three women's who will experience violence in her
lifetime? What can we be done to get that number down? Sorry,
I didn't understand.
Yeah, no one understood. I immediately asked to find by the
way, Gloria Estefan husband, very successful music producer,
those people own half of Miami. So why he does this.
But that happens a lot. Why no three women who will experience
abundance in her lifetime. What can we go on to get that number
down?
Okay. Good evening. Good evening.
Lobos. It does not affect just one nation. And we as people of
the world should work together to prevent it. No,
thank you.
Okay, that was quite answering the question. No, it was
Detroit. All right, so then we move on to the winner the
eventual winner Miss Colombia. And she now this is interesting
because she seems erudite speaking in her native Castilian
span Anish, with a lisping and she as opposed to Mexican
Spanish. And she presents herself well and she is a very
pretty woman. And but she with the along with the rest of them
says absolutely nothing. In fact, her answer may be the
worst in terms of like just some vague generality and goodbye,
Judge number eight Rob Dyrdek, your question, please.
All right, well, you probably all the time people have asked
you what can men learn from women? But I'd like to know,
what could women learn from men get boiling up and they're a
little somber. But there are so many mongkol popular
even a problem with the PC,
I believe that women that's quite a tough question.
I want this guy just walking around next to me the whole
time. I believe that women Oh, you know,
this guy is He's short. And he looks like the character in the
Woody Allen movie of bananas who's just standing around this
lady in English with a Spanish accent is humorous.
Yes, okay.
Yak sees the nombre es que cranial I
believe they're still magnetical believe in equality.
And I believe that that is what women should learn from.
Can Okay, there are this was it? Yeah, there are some men who
believe in equality. Not
many, but very few. Actually, very few. We just have we want
it. This is pressed women
can learn from men.
What? Man? Oh, wow. Where is the outrage from the feminists
who are all up on this? I mean, they used to be outraged. I
remember.
I don't remember any outrage. Seven. But you have a kid? 70s
Yeah,
in the 70s. No, seriously, during that era of a certain
kind of feminism that's actually gone. Pretty much the old Betty
free dance stuff. There was outrage over these and there was
people that were there would hit you. If you you know, brought it
up at this or anything. And if for some reason, and I don't
know what what's changed, but there's a I think it was some
some good look. There are women out there and a lot of them are
celebrities, and a lot of them aren't a lot of them are doing
other things that were kind of raised and raised in a beauty
pageant environment. And they knew
I just and they enjoyed it. Yeah. Well, there are entire
reality shows based on the teen the baby baby beauty pageants.
And so they would they throw back at the feminist and they
could be feminist themselves. But they threw back at the
fence. Why can't I do this? I like it. I enjoy it. Why can't I
do what I want to do? And if it this is what I want to do.
You're
British for sure. But this is objectification, to a massive
degree. It's Trump for Christ's sakes. It's Trump. And everybody
is so easy to pee on Trump. But when it comes to this is silent.
You I think the point is, well taken it maybe even say
Oh, you want to vote for Donald Trump to be maybe a presidential
candidate? Look at how he treats women it just say that may be
Yeah, well, you do say well, he's now he's never serious
about running for president. He just likes to think he just
practices his speaking.
You understand my point? Yeah, no,
I think you're I think it's I think as appointed at the spin
class,
not the spin class the other day. Oh, the
spinning class. Oh, yeah. No, I had a spin class clip that I'm
gonna have to go dig up and put on the show next time you bring
up spin class,
but it's, it's mainly women. And after the after the class, you
know, I'd hang around with a few of them. We talk with the
instructor to talk about what a great, great technique, you
know, yeah. And well, the music the playlists you
push down with the right and when did when the thing when the
pedal goes around up behind any push with the other layer?
You can mark it doesn't hurt me because I'm going to live a long
time. And it was like some remark like, yeah, we need more
hot guys in the spin class. I'm sorry. You know, I just want to
point one thing out. If I had said in this public gathering,
we need more hot babes. You would have vilified me. Sexism
works both ways. You cannot get away with that. And I could just
see the blank stares. What
were they like? Were they blank stares of utter stupidity. They
didn't get what you said. Or were they blank stares of. Oh, I
never thought
of that. I never thought of that. It was it was I believe
what the blank stare was? As you don't know for sure me? I'm
pretty sure that's what it was. Okay. Yeah. Well, that's good.
You like it? It's
good to go out and lecture the public. Yes. No agenda. GED
right ask you that
I'm very popular. They know what I do know that poor bastard
podcast he's a podcaster give him a free lesson by the way
chat room after saying oh we feel bad for you the second
thing everyone's saying, oh, he'll start smoking again. Yeah,
he's gonna start smoking again. Watch him start smoking eight
holes No
I think I think he finally got over smoking.
I sure did. Yeah. Does this wrap up the report John? Is that's
all I got. I had like washed out there all the women who were
outrageous did just above Trump level. They look good and
swimsuits are the five that were in them and the rest of the
women were all there was a there was a you could have picked a
whole nother five and you would you would have had just as good
luck. Well, John,
I really appreciate you jumping on the grenade once again and
I'm sitting through this incredible disaster
well I can only do it with the help of a DVR Yes. So you can
fast forward through the show is three hours long.
Really? Yes. Three hours.
And it's like mostly fluff and commercials and advertising and
planet ads and native ads bullshit analysis and it just
goes on and on and so you have to did they have
country did they have the country videos where you showed
the country of origin Yeah, they had a little bit of that but I
skipped all that Oh no. But what did they show Ukraine with Miss
Miss Ukraine was in airplane debris and blown up buses and
stuff? No, no.
She did when they had that last question which is some vague
thing that if Facebook question by the way they she said
something about their country being attacked by the evil
Russians but that was wasn't enough to get her wasn't that
good? Look she was the five she was the least attractive because
she had this she just didn't have a she had a kind of an evil
Eurasian look like you know she's gonna kill you tonight.
Yeah,
beat Yep. Nice here. Yeah, nice. Yeah, right. Yeah, well, with
that I can only thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C. Dvorak with the C stands for Columbia.
Well in in the morning to you Adam curry also in the morning
all the chips to see boots on the ground feet in the air subs
in the water. And all the Dames and nights out there in the
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John Fletcher of course, the man known from he's shouter he is
multitalented Mr. John Fletcher is
he's our professional shouter. Yeah.
Some hotels. I'm a professional greeter. Yeah, we have a
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I know it's not that easy to do that. No, no. It's complicated
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It's a talent. It's a real talent.
It's unusual. He must be his kids. He must yell at his kids.
That must be
Jennifer. Well, yeah, here he is yelling at his kids.
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was no chance he could climb in and start the car.
Now that's that sounds like a goof
well, it also sounds like a good idea. Yeah, this 3d printed car
it dries it off in a blows up. Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, the
Vice President of the United States. Please send some of the
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that's great. I love that so that never heard this anywhere
else. But you won't
hear stuff like this anywhere else you
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that listed. The douche bag check. Call out was wonderful
and cause me to finally get off my ass and donate me more of
those more douchebag call outs. This is the one place where I
get to say I hit my wife and kids in the mouth and it's
encouraged. I love when my girls echo the jingles. It makes me
laugh every time. I'm sure it does. Thank you. I wonder which
one which ones would they do? Probably Boom shakalaka
Shakalaka Yeah, thank you for making the mainstream media
another source of comedy while I listened to it initially after
the first listening to the show. It made me depressed. We've
heard that before. By now. Don't get it. But now I can't help but
laugh hysterically at the ridiculousness that is
mainstream media. There you go. Finally turn the corner. ITM and
thank you for your courage. Can I get us Sharpton? Boom shaka
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Because I have the old sent in letters and notes in order of
donation amount. So not to fish and I'm always fishing through
the pile looking for the notes. There's no reason to if they're
all in ordination. They're in order. What
a concept.
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you hear that? No, it was that? That's the garbage guys picking
up the recycling. For us to 14 for Valentine's Day. Yep, this
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when a tech exam, what's that
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don't know either doesn't it's probably something she she'll
remind us William Dodi in Madison, Wisconsin 201 And he'll
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And this is a you this I don't know how old Dodi is, but he is
a millennial. I can, I'm sure because of his writing.
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idea to look not too far as our America's not some not pot read
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and you'll touch on it extremely you touched on it extremely well
and you're talking of the Western media constructed idea
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have a laptop they want or a cell phone and all you need is
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are delivering the product the listeners, the community the
group wants, we still do the work and it's something that
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that the advertisers might even work and you're not going to
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it's called self censorship. There you go it's a dangerous
thing.
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needs to donate. Oh, so he's got a ball a bath or something in
the bathroom or something? I don't know. Nealon Hall needs to
donate and show themselves to be badger slaves.
You know what the problem is? I wish I had known this because I
have no idea where that song this the it's the Ukraine song.
The Eric Clapton, Ukraine.
Ukraine. I wish I know what it's like to when you clips when name
clips I sometimes wonder that was this. Why did I name it that
all right, well, we'll get you that before the end of the show
or next show.
Just if you just give me one second I might actually find it.
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you need what was it again? Just a rod kind of Boom shakalaka
just Boom shakalaka mofo it says,
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don't know what it is just said short. Boom shakalaka with that
good mofo thing from Oh, adios. MoPhO Okay, and this is karma.
Good Karma.
And where? Sorry,
did you just be called Ukraine? Cocaine?
That's what you think.
Yeah, that's what I think. But
you know how many clips we have the balls? No, it's not let's do
this for audios. MoPhO
you've got karma
and that is it was a tough one man. I will maybe I'll find it
by the end of the show. Okay, I don't want it's, I don't think
it went back into the jingle bin or anything because it was one
of those things that So it's kind of a one off. Oh, by the
way, a lot of people for some reasons kind of amping up, a lot
of people are requesting and actually offering kindly their
services to curate our jingles to really, you know, organize
them. And someone say, Oh, we would love to sell them on
iTunes. I, here's what I really appreciate that. And we have a
lot of, you know, we've collected over the years jingles
and songs and bits and stuff. Unfortunately, we really can't
do that, because, and we all Yeah, moneymaker for the show.
Now, what happens is, I used to always put new jingles out in a
drop box, and it would go and take them whatever. And I
started hearing them everywhere, but not like, Hey, this is
something funny, or hey, thanks for the no agenda show now just
like like it was theirs. And just using these bits over and
over deal freely. Yes, yes. And there's
also copyright issues with some of these. They can be used in
the context of the show, but they can't be sold as this is
very true. We have a lot of things that were made by people
who automatically have a copyright just because of their
production. And I can't I can't speak on their behalf.
Right and you can't sell me I mean, we've got to Putin, we use
it on the show as a contribution from Fletcher but if we started
selling it as such, that's not okay. It's Fletcher's property.
Exactly. Exactly. So no, this is too complicated in the view, but
people need to do is think of the show as a product that they
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But I've said many times if you really really want something
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management it's another we have nobody
but us.
Clips is another part of our models.
If you record the show, you can pull the clip from the show
yourself crap,
we were supposed to record the show. Just kidding.
Just it has happened it
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Of course we always need you out there out front and center doing
the work of propagating the formula our formula is this we
go out we hit people in the mouth
shut us so this was very funny and well not to people in New
England perhaps but certainly in New York and we had this huge
blizzard, Blizzard Blizzard drama, the blizzard pocalypse,
whatever was being predicted Blizz Apocalypse apocalypse has
been predicted. And of course, it didn't really come true
at all. The Boston area that's just a nor'easter every couple
of years,
and they're kind of used to it. This so obviously, you know,
this is used on models on In fact, the Weather Channel
actually did predictive properly. And there's a whole
piece that I put in the show notes about the you know, what
they used to forecast and how they modeled it. But here's the
funny thing, the National Weather Center, who have 1000s
of meteorologists, and a newly upgraded forecasting
supercomputer Did you know that this all was from the newly
upgraded supercomputer, John? No, yes, they have a nation
night wide network of balloons, weather radar satellite
technology, that you know, they they even sent hurricane
hunters, you know, to fly through the storm to take
additional measurements and still, their model did not
predict correctly not even close.
I was watching the weather channel the day before it was
all supposed to hit and all hell is gonna break loose was gonna
be the storm of the century and the rest of it. And they were
all in on it.
Oh, really? Because apparently they they slowed down pretty
quick. I said hold on a
second. They must have slowed down when it began. And what
was interesting is watching CNN, of course, where there was in
such denial. And yeah, then I was of course I'm like now I'm
looking at Twitter and seeing people saying Oh my this is so
stupid. This is nothing's happening. actually hoping
here's how stupid people are. I hope it really gets me had
people die in these situations you don't hope for that stuff,
you idiot. And then Don Lemon, who was just so mad that he's,
you said was so mad. They had him out there. Be like it's
picking up. I can feel it. It's really picking up. Snow dawn.
It's not picking up
where he is in New York. Yeah, you all look like New York was a
joke. You look like they shut down the city. And then we
mentioned that somebody's hospital. For the first time in
history. Students told everyone to stay home and they put a
military curfew out at 11 o'clock because they didn't want
anybody out looting
Stupid, stupid, stupid. Okay, so this, of course, did lead to
some hilarity of which I have clips.
Ah, good. Yes.
Here is the I don't even know where to start, quite honestly.
It's so fantastic. Here's the mayor of Bridgeport,
Connecticut. And of course now, it was very tempting, I did not
do it. I'd actually didn't see that many people said, well,
there's always a couple saying, oh, there it is. This is your
climate change. But some of the true climate, manmade climate
warmest alarmists took the opportunity to say well, this is
exactly what happens with the with manmade global warming is
you get these kinds of super storms. And here's the mayor of
Bridgeport. And he's on the phone with the Rev. The Rev. Al
Sharpton. And out you know what, Al Sharpton has got the goods on
somebody big and I'm going to just come out and say it. He's
got something on Obama that is so, so, so bad. I think you know
what it is? Yeah, I think so too. And there is a distinct
possibility. Al Sharpton winds up being you know, like, some
appointed person at some bar, dad. Well, there you go. Our
fire
department isn't going to want to have to battle fires in this
kind of a setting. So if the power does go out, we're making
plans for that eventuality encouraging people not to use
candles, not to use space heaters and to be very cautious
with any, anything that involves a flame during this time that
firefighters will have a hard time putting fires out.
Well, Bridgeport, Connecticut Mayor Bill fence, thank you so
much for your time tonight. And please be safe.
We will and thank you for your show. Reverend. You know, you've
been fighting the good fight on climate change. And we can see
crazy climate here. And we'd like to have a little bit more
of you. Down in Washington. All right, thanks.
Yeah, Al Sharpton apparently has been fighting the good fight on
climate.
Well, he has been promoting climate change a lot. But why is
this guy kissing his ass? Well, kind of a mayor is this guy when
besides the fact that there was hardly anything going on? I
think he knows
something because he said, Hey, we need more to see more of you
in Washington. I thought, Oh, okay. He knew he Maybe he knows
something. He was given
a talking point. There's no reason to say that out of the
blue because nobody in their right mind would think that who
in their right mind thinks scammer like Al Sharpton should
be more in Washington more? What is wrong with this idiot.
But Al Sharpton clearly has something on him to sharpen.
He's the rock on term. And he's got he's definitely got
something going on. My favorite person now who, who weighed and
this is of course, it's not a stretch to see that Bill Nye the
Science Guy would come out. And then of course, immediately take
this to the climate change tip. What was it was it what was his
original vocation? Again? Was he clown or something? Some kind of
entertainer
below some sort of balloon animals salesmen or something. I
don't remember balloon animals. I can't remember what he did.
Here we go.
I just want to introduce the idea that this storm is
connected to climate change. I want to introduce that idea. I
know. There'll be certain viewers who will become unglued.
They're throwing things at their television sets. And
wow, boy, you know, bill that was so good highly of
themselves. But bill that was so good, man. You really I mean,
you are brave.
But it's the economic effect of storms like this is huge. You
can't cancel half the flights out of the worlds or one of the
world's busiest airport. He's
making a very good point here that when you have Bogut of
models, when really it wasn't all that bad, yet you have this
economic shutdown. It's very bad.
Yes, yes. So you might as well give modeling computer models
that are predicting climate change, even though they can't
predict the storm. Yeah.
Hey, weather's not climate, John.
What is when it's convenient?
The eastern seaboard is a very busy area economically for
airplane travel. And so when you start having these big storms,
and you don't have the infrastructure to deal with it,
you're costing your society a lot of money, and we're in the
developed world where we can handle this stuff. So I just
want to introduce the idea that the strong winds that we had in
Southern California, the very strong winds that will be
associated with this storm in the next couple of days. These
couldn't be connected to climate change. Now this proving any one
storm is connected, especially cold weather events, it's quite
difficult. But it's want to anyway, Bill, both of these
stories
for bringing that in. And thank you so much, Bill, you are
so brave you are so bringing it in Bill, You are the bravest I
know.
So bringing it in, you're bringing it you're bringing it
back down to climate change argument,
making it real keeping it real you demand. So then I find like,
oh,
by the way, I want to stop you for a second. So there, we have
to remember that the climate change thing is all based on
some computer models, which are always tweaking and there is no
one can only imagine what the world's entire globe is
atmosphere things the winds blowing around and the jet
stream and all the rest of it and the globe turning and
creating all these these those swirling things that itself,
there is a the exploratorium I haven't been to the new one. But
in San Francisco they have they have a demonstration. It's like
a It's a it's a thing spinning is a like a crank shaft of a
car. And on the crank shaft there are there's hanging a like
a piston rod but on the end of the piston rudders, another
piston rod on a on a pivot. So this this thing's spinning
around, these things are spinning, the pistons are
spinning and, and the things on this pistons are spinning. On
top of it, there's three elements going on. It's just a
mess. And it's spinning and spinning. And there was the only
commentary on the display is this particular demonstration.
No one has ever been able to model it on a computer. Right,
exactly. And it's just about four pistons and some things
swinging around. Do you do you have to link the well, I guess
they can model the entire Earth's atmosphere?
Do you have a link for that? I'd love to read that about what you
just said.
I have to go to the exploratorium or call and
I'm sure there's I'm sure there's a link somewhere that
talks about this.
Maybe there might be well, I don't have it out there though.
And I'll move along with you that we had the President say
warmest year on record 2014 The UK Met Office here's what they
came out and said we're the release of the 2014 had crud for
data by the UK Met Office and the previous release of global
temperature by Berkeley Earth NASA NOAA. The main conclusion
to be drawn from the data is that 2014 was a warm year but
not statistically distinguished, distinguishable from most of the
years of the past decade or so. Meaning that the pause in global
annual average surface temperatures continues.
The boy that was that must have got headline news across the
country that the hadcrut for
dataset compiled at the Met Office and University of East
Anglia is climactic research, Climatic Research Unit based and
by the way, I'm sorry, that's the place where it all stems
from the global climate, climate change and climate gate and
climate good all comes out east shows last year was 0.56 degrees
Celsius above the long term since 1961 to 1990 average
nominally this ranks 2014 as the joint warmest year in the record
tied with 2010. But the uncertainty ranges means it's
not possible to definitely say which of several recent years
was the warmest
well, that must have been the headline news everywhere. They
talked about that on CNN. Bill Nye the climate guy come up and
tell us that so get our bearings here.
No, Bill Nye the climate guy as I went on to find more stuff,
there's a video of him and this is an okay, I cut off half of it
because just boring. He's trying to talk about the science of the
inflate gate or deflate gate the the footballs that were deflated
for the for the game. And you know, as he puts them in the
refrigerator and sees if it changes, temperature over
changes, psi changes with temperature. It matters not what
he did there. But then he said, Oh, I'm going to take a little
break and talk about climate change. And I was like what I'm
talking about football. Yes, we've set
the refrigerator to 51 degrees Fahrenheit. That's too warm for
food if at all split throws this, my friends, is science.
While we have a few minutes here, I'd like to talk about
something else. Climate change is real. While we're all
obsessed with deflate gate. Keep in mind you hear what he just
did.
What was that? Did you put that in?
Oh, no, no, they cut they cut to a close up of him. Yeah, roll it
back a little bit. It is not edited. No. Well, it's edited in
the video but it's That's how the video was created. The video
is no, like, you're not saying stuff in the background. No, no,
that is Bill Nye the Columbus, the Science Guy. And it's in the
video where they the climate guide. Yeah, that's what I said.
We're all of a sudden they just go to him full frame. And he
says,
is this, my friends, is science. While we have a few minutes
here, I'd like to talk about something else. Climate change
is real. While we're all obsessed
with deflate gate. So that's what he said that and of course
I sewed
climate change is real. And then I thought, wait a minute,
climate change
is real. It's real. It's real. It's real. It's the same guy.
Bill Nye is Alex Jones. I figured. Anyway, let's continue.
Let's continue with his with his little rant here.
Let's keep in mind that there's something about which you
shouldn't give a fuck. Yes. Like Tom, he
said, you can give a fuck. Really? Yes, they believe they
believe that
really, the world's getting hotter and hotter and you don't
want because we humans are pumping carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere. Every time we burn fossil fuels, we burn gasoline
in our cars. And when Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, start
talking for two and a half hours and press conferences, squeezing
out carbon dioxide, making climate changes that much worse.
What should we do about this? You should vote for congressmen
and senators and appreciate the threat of climate change and the
rate at which the world is getting warmer so that we can
preserve the earth for humankind for generations to come. We just
got this ball out of the fridge and it's pretty much the same. I
think the Patriots probably been the rules a little bit a
seemingly insignificant thing but I do want to close with this
Go Seahawks
thing Bengal Boom shaka laka Okay, yeah, I might give you a
clip of the day for that.
Oh, that's very kind of you. I was kind of hoping that what
happened for sure
climate change is real
it's real it's real it's real
man says terrible the way they propagandize the public like
this I
found a new group to be looking at popped up on MSNBC
well before you do this is about climate change still
and the snow the snow blizzard Oh, am I getting my garden?
Yeah.
Okay, I want to play a clip not this not right now but
I'll be done. One more clip this is gonna do this one and then
you can flow into it. Well
at least throw my throw my buddy got big snow. Yeah, put his
finger
on the began digging out today from a blizzard that dumped as
much as three feet of snow from temperature temperatures
plunged. Martha's Vineyard was hard hit and the entire island
of Nantucket lost power with mountains of snow waiting to be
shoveled. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh promised an all out
effort.
Climate change is real.
It's real. Three whole feet. Yeah. This is Jeffrey Sachs of
the Columbia University's Earth Institute. Which I took a look
at that don't look yet because it's too funny. But here he is.
So MSNBC was all over this blizzard of Blizzard Blizzard
dorama being down to climate change. And they brought this
guy on this again at Columbia University's Earth Institute.
And here's what he had to say, just with
flight delays, the economic impact of travel and the travel
cancellations. It's again,
it's so twisted that these people are saying this. Because
it truly is because of the faulty models that this economic
impact took place. It wouldn't have had to be that bad if the
models were correct. But they're the narrative that's like
they've got a big plank in front of their head. Well, you know,
we had to shut everything down over the blizzard because of
climate change. But no, it didn't really pan out that way.
But that just ignoring that
seems like framing this sort of changing climate in an economic
context is a pretty powerful way to get people to start caring a
little bit more about the changes that are happening to
the EU,
there is a simple cost benefit analysis that we are making a
terrible deal right now, in risking massive, massive losses.
When the cost of getting the climate system safer, would be
very small indeed. It's just opposed by very strong vested
interests. The cost to lives to safety to the economy is vast
and getting larger. But we have this powerful big oil industry
that has been fighting this and they bought the Senate
unfortunately,
at a sale by the way at a basement bargain price. They
bought the Senate they did
publicans just voted down science again last week they
voted down science John On this down science, asshole
were given the opportunity to reflect on the most basic
science that human activity significantly contributes to
climate change. And the Republicans voted against that
49 to five in the Republican Party, if you can believe it,
but of course they're just on the tape with with
money just on the take
some of the best clips you've ever
brought in.
Yeah, it is. It is an ironic juxtaposition. That happened
last week in Washington and what is happening this week on the
northeast coast,
ya know, ironic that nothing happens, you moron. But listen,
this is this Jeffrey D. Sachs. This is Columbia University.
This is a this is a reputable school. Is it not? Columbia
University isn't really Yeah, it's one of the real schools
Jeffrey D. Sachs, director of the Earth Institute. Professor
of sustainable development. But then but now let's look at the
Leadership Council of No, it wasn't the Leadership Council.
It was the external advisory board. There we go. And who's
right on top of the list, Bano? There you go. No, bonobos,
there's our scientists and we want it Yes. Yes. Goes
vote down and Paul Chari is on the board. The the top man of
the IPCC. Now Yeah, so this is not really an impartial research
thing the earth and but it's got one of those names. You know,
the George Soros is on the advisory board. This is this is
a great outfit. And what you and what you hear is the the leader
of this pack who has meetings and we've talked
about this group before, I wouldn't think so. No, I know.
So.
But you have to understand this guy sits down with sorrows and
Bondo probably once a year. I'm not sure they they talk or maybe
they combine it in Davao or something
could also be a good conference call. Right? But then this
guy's his balls are so huge. He just goes on and says oh, you
know, all Republican senators are on the take they're crooks.
That's, that's a little that's borderline libelous. I would
think
pretty hard to libel a sitting. True elected official. That's
true. That's true.
I mean, you can it can be done and it has been done. But it's
just saying that the end, he never used the words crook,
which is a problem word, by the way for people out there who are
budding journalists. A crook implies that they've been
incarcerated. And if they have labels on your hand, right
hands, but a book came close. And I'd say it was pretty good.
Advisory boy with a bunch of Stooges, those
four real sorrows. Man. Yeah, so I just thought that that whole
Yeah, it was fun.
I think what there's a there's this, the problem that we were
facing, especially with our show, is that there's a thing
called I think it's called shoveling shit against the tide,
or peeing in the wind,
or carrying water to the ocean. There's all
these different kinds of few times, there's some futility
involved with the a show like ours having to come, you know,
every time we bust something, to show that this is some sort of a
scam or right or lies or whatever you are fighting, never
ending reiteration of the bullshit on the other side from
numerous sources, keeping the public as brainwashed as
possible. And the clip I have to exemplify this is this tie with
the Clippers but let me set it up as the AJ propagating the
lie. This is Ron AlJazeera. This is one of their correspondents
talking about how he's actually talking about Saudi Arabia's
relationship with the United States. And then he throws in
The Big Lie, which is which we which has been debunked by
universities by different organizations who have studied
it by news organizations, that it was that it was Assad who
sent the chemical bombs, or these you know, chemical weapons
into
while they were like bottle rockets that stuck in the
ground. There was a bunch
of stuff that it was obviously wasn't, it wasn't the kind of
rocket that could be sent from where they would have these
things sent from also, they weren't made there. They looked
at the metal and all the rest of his bold crap. It was the rebels
themselves who were bombing their own people and actually
bombing a lot of Governor a bunch of Assad people in Syria
we're talking about, and they were killing them. And then it
was played by the media as Assad killing his own soldier
soldiers. What a what an evil person
compelled because the Saudis were very upset with the Obama
administration's policy in the region. First of all, the secret
talks that led up to the So called P five plus one nuclear
talks over Iran's program now underway in a more or less
public way, the situation in ISIL, with ISIL, the President
trying to push forward now Saudi planes flying in the American
led coalition. But more importantly at that time, Saudi
Arabia is very much this, their disappointment with President
Obama from backing away from the red line, which he himself drew,
after Bashar Al Assad, the president of Syria had deployed
those chemical weapons killing innocent civilians, the
president backing away deferring to Congress, nothing ever comes
came to it. The chemical weapons program was ostensibly destroyed
under the auspices of Russia, remember that that deal was
struck with Russia, about the Saudis are.
So this is again, propagating a lie that Assad was using these
chemical weapons when there's no evidence of it at all, when
studied by experts. And as many everybody knows, this is true.
Now it's bullcrap. This whole thing was bullcrap. And the
President did back off, because apparently somebody in the
government said, This is bullshit, you know, you better
defer to Congress, which he did, and got out of there before he
had to start bombing Syria, just you know, they were going to do
that if you recall, and a whole bunch of people like McCain and
these others, were encouraging that and we didn't do it. And,
but you can, but we'll be fighting this forever.
Obviously, this is going to this goes right back to the old
bullcrap that it was Assad who sent these missiles when it
wasn't, well, this is the case with the climate change thing.
We every time some new information comes out that says,
Well, maybe it's not the case, boom, they just keeps repeating
the lie and go on never ending. Well, it's
the one that's, you know, that's so obvious right now is this
2014 being the hottest year on record. And the President said
that in the State of the Union, and the people who collect the
data themselves are saying, well, there's a probability,
which isn't even 50%. And it's crazy, you can't do it, but they
just keep saying it. They just keep saying and they kept
saying it over and over again. And I want to tell people that
listen to this show, that you have to keep listening to this
show, because I think it helps keep you immune, or at least
aware, to the point where you don't fall lockstep into this
kind of robotic belief that is propagated by people with vested
interests. I mean, we know that the carbon tax folks they want
to just gouge the public with carbon tax is all about carbon
taxes, not by climate change. We've pointed out before a
million times, and it gets pointed out once in a while that
cap and trade doesn't do anything. But that's what they
were pushing every all cap and trade that'll that's not solving
the climate if you were sincere. If this was actual science, and
they could prove it, which they can't because it's models. They
would just cap Yeah,
I got a report which had kind of ties into this, which I thought
was funny from California, but it's going to be a number of
states. Now that the oil prices are so low, and we're paying
ones I saw 174 Nice in Texas. That's pretty nice. So this is a
problem that is a major source of revenue for states. The tax
which is a part of gasoline tax. And California is and this
problem crops up from time to time. They are now considering a
so called a mileage tax, which and this is I have to kind of
grin about this. This is pissing off people who thought that they
were following the good lead from their government by getting
electric cars and and hybrid cars. And guess what? You're
getting screwed
Dan Mac climbs in the hybrid car and he bought last year purchase
made because of the 300 Miles he racks up a week. It absolutely
is to say yes, yes, it may save gas, but it may not save him
much money if he has to pay by the mile. The current state tax
is 36 cents per gallon. But California is thinking of
scrapping that and instead charging a mileage tax. A test
program wouldn't start until 2017. Frequent drivers may end
up paying more.
I think I have to do the
calculation to see but it's doesn't sound good
revenue from the taxes used to maintain state highways and
bridges. And state says that revenue has been dropping
quickly due to more fuel efficient cars on the road in
2003. Revenue reached $2.87 billion in 2013. It was 2.6 2
billion. Governor Brown says the state has a $59 million backlog
on highway maintenance. But many drivers don't want the cost to
fall on them. Especially drivers of electric vehicles.
Electric is the wave of the future. And if we start
penalizing those people now what we should be doing is taxing the
people Who are really, as I say, harming the earth by harming the
earth sustainable
fuel. California isn't alone in exploring the possibility of a
mileage tax Colorado and Washington State are also
considering it and Oregon, they're actually beginning
beginning their test program this year.
So I find this rather amusing that a lot of people really
bought into the electric vehicle hybrid vehicle, and I disliked
them for a number of reasons, specifically, the batteries,
which are just a disaster for the earth. And you have
to get by the end of the day, just to interrupt you for a
split second on this thinking, the batteries the lithium ion,
and more importantly, the nickel metal hydride nickel mine
mining, which takes place mostly in Canada is a huge
environmental disaster. Big problem big everybody's all in
Oh, Cara. They're always upset about everything. And they
always cite the environment, but they always turn a blind eye to
the mining operations that involve making these batteries
and then the batteries, what do they do with them after they're
spent, which they do get spent? It's it's horrible.
And so I'm smiling, because people really bought into this.
And now like, wait a minute, we're getting screwed now. Yeah.
Hello. And how are we going to measure this mileage tax? GPS,
that's
the easy part GPS. Are we going to be tracking? No, no, no, it'd
be the black boxes
doesn't make any difference. It's a tracking system that you
need to then have the Internal Revenue Service.
Sorry, it's most new cars have a tracking system already. And I
think all the hybrids do real so you can go and take your car to
the, to the garage or whatever. And they plug in, you know, they
have
the ODC, two interface, whatever to get all the data, but does
that.
So what will happen is just like the housing
that has to be connected to so they'll have to send my
information. I
know this is already set up. It's already done damage when
you go into your yearly smog check. I mean, that's just one
step away from because they already turned into data to the
state, it's all a smog check. It goes into the computer right
there on the spot gets sent to Sacramento, John, it's the
Internet of Things. It is it gets censored. No, it gets put
in it goes on your record that you're okay or you're not okay.
And so all that household has to change to that same thing has to
happen for every car every year, because they do it make you do
it every year in one way or another. It's in California. And
you have to go in and then they plug in again and be a smog
check. But at the same time, they see how many miles you've
done your car that goes to Sacramento, and that gets billed
as a tax. And so when you re register your car, you have
instead of being 100 bucks, it might be 250 bucks, $150 in tax,
well, we're not going to have that done. It's a done deal. I'm
going to tell you this, this idea this is not going to happen
in Texas, I can guarantee you that will not happen. And that
kind of jumping ahead and it's tech news. I just want to do it
right now because we got an email from producer Joey about
the the artificial engine sounds in cars. Yeah. And he's always
wanted to contribute to the show, but my world of automotive
doesn't come up on the show very much. Hope he's got some useful
info for you here and feel free even more questions. I worked in
the automotive industry for the past 10 years, I build specialty
cars for Hyundai and Ford and I've done work for Chevrolet and
various other OEMs and aftermarket brands. Wasn't OEM,
the other engineering no original equipment manufacturer,
right. The issue of OEMs pumping sound into the car has nothing
to do with the engine not making that sound anymore. The issue
actually is modern cars are packed full of so much sound
deadening shit and crap, which I think is an actual automotive
term they use in Detroit. Hey, Pete, you got any more of that
shit and crap?
You know, the funny thing is that material that they use a
lot of what they put between the two when they hook things
together is called is it having worked in these factories is
called Monkey shit.
There you go. So shitting crap to make the experience peaceful
on the inside. You just can't hear shit. He's saying these
words. It's a pretty common theme now among performance
cars, Porsche BMW Ford, by the way, which one does not belong
in that list? Porsche BMW Ford are all doing this. It's
actually not even sophisticated. I have one I pulled off a 2013
Ford Mustang I can send if you want to check it out. Yes.
Actually, there's a there's one and he has a link to a current
driver article that I would say about 90% of an engine sound
these days is actually formulated in the headers
through the exhaust. Perfect example is you ever hear a man
To find Subaru driving around Austin has very distinct it's
true. It's a very distinct sound because the car features unequal
length headers.
Oh, that's interesting.
Yeah. And I actually watched the video that he and I'll put this
in the show notes below and take a look at it. So this is a
common occurrence.
Well, a friend of mine and this is over 10 years ago who I've
known for a long time was an audio engineer. He was working
at Harman International and they were developing this I think
this is where the technology comes from. And he told me that
they could put them they were originally being done to replace
mufflers so he can get maintain your horsepower, but with the
mufflers that have sound canceling data, right, and
little end speakers that would do the sound canceling so which
is like any other sound canceling noise
cancelling. I mean, like putting something out of phase and the
same thing, right? Yeah, noise
cancelling so they use noise cancelling. So the car would
have really no muffler but it would be totally silent. And
then he said that you could take it one step further and make the
car sound like anything. You can make it sound like a Ferrari you
can make it sound like an old Chevy or anything you want it
right so you could actually have a they didn't just product never
came out obviously. But you could literally literally and
literally is the word have a switch, then you could just
click click
Make a different sound. Oh, that's cool. That's nice. Well,
I'm walking these days and some in the middle of Austin biking
or whatever.
And I've my old 25 year old Lexus, which has a beautiful
sounding engine because it ate with Bledsoe valves, right? I
did but the car was it's just totally quiet I can't I can
barely hear the engine inside over the
rattling you mean of the stuff on the inside?
Is there's really no rattling in this thing. Okay, that's just
stuff bouncing around the back.
Is your archive is your archive drunk John has stuff in his car
that and this Lexus is from 90 What
9292 or 93 maybe 93 Whatever the case it makes a nice noise
outside but just from the muffled sound but it is it is
pre this technology they don't this only recent what he's
talking about his own daughter Alexis.
Yeah, it may make a nice sound but it is it's not a chick
magnet, John. It's really really not be
okay if I didn't have that one thing,
especially with us in it. Women are going like wow, look at
those gay guys.
I would see that. Yeah.
I would say that sugar daddy, look, he's got a sugar daddy.
I don't know what the only chick magnet card would be a Ferrari
and I can't afford it.
Well, I briefly considered getting a yellow Lamborghini
with a midget wearing a bikini to drive me around town. I
thought that was kind of independent, maybe too tall for
a Lambo. That's why I have to have a midget with the bikini
driving because I can't drive. I am too tall. Lambo. Lambo.
Lambo, Lambo yes my Lambo,
just get yourself a big jeep.
No I don't need a car I have don't need a car. I don't need a
cop. I'm in the middle of town. I walked everything.
Is there a grocery store nearby? Multiple? Yeah,
everything's nearby. Everything's kind of crazy right
now in Austin. They had dinner last night drinks and dinner
with Eric the cont the constitutional lawyer at this
new place fix FYI X E.
Yeah, if I actually is very famous amongst foodies all the
country with the whole
place is out of control. I mean, this thing just, they opened and
has been full. But what's happening right now is the Texas
legislature is in session. And people don't understand this
when they they don't know about Texas or or legislature. It's
compared to Washington. The Texas Legislature really is only
in session for I think four or five months. And actually I
looked it up on the wiki book of knowledge thing. The Texas
Legislature meets in regular session on the second Tuesday in
January of each odd numbered year. And the constitution of
Texas limits the regular session to 140 calendar days, you know,
and they get paid like nothing like 35 bucks a day or
something. And so the town right now is just riddled with
lobbyists. And it's really quite interesting.
Oh, they must go to that restaurant like crazy. Yes, sir.
Yes, sir. So
Eric, the constitutional lawyer, he knows a lot of these pieces.
This is the whole night Hey, Eric. And you know, these people
are lobbying for hotel for gas and oil companies. And it's just
this the the talks that are going on, it's really
interesting. And this is the place to be
hands on any noise,
CDs and stickers. Speakers.
You're not doing your job.
Oh man. Come on. doing my job. Bob? Yeah.
When's the last time you handed out? A no agenda CD?
Yeah, it's been a while. Yeah. But you know, I'm the I Am the
business card today.
That's no good. You need to see the
usually here's after after, you know, we've had a little tough
conversation with somebody. Here's what I say. You just met
Adam curry.
Google me. Yeah, no, you don't google me.
You just met Adam curry. Google me.
Yeah, I'm sure anyway, so the dinner was good, I guess.
Yeah, we have. Yes. These people make food just into a luxury.
It's so nice. But what's even better is because I was there on
one of the two or three preview nights that I just happen to
walk in. And you know, the owners and when you're an owner,
you always want to get you know, get your early adopters you want
to get them in and want to make them feel comfortable at
regulars. I'm a regular now and but it's a big deal to be a
regular but it's but he makes me look good. I'll walk into Hey,
Adam, how you doing? And he just, like, just kicks people
off of the bar. kneecaps him. You got him? You can sit here
all right. I don't know why. I don't know where you're at. I
didn't know where I was going either. I'm sorry.
You just wanted to brag about this restaurant. It was
something that your regular. There you go.
I'm a regular.
Here's the new here's a little report. This is a standalone
little clip. The new Feinstein is called.
I'm sorry, the chatroom just had a better line. You just met Adam
curry. You can find me at Sean hannity.com.
And make it look like you're a writer. Somebody actually less
than one on one. This is the new Feinstein This is a guy a guy
took over the because it's not you know, the the Republicans
took over the Senate. So all the committees are now run by
Republicans. That's the real reason you want mostly one party
or the other. Right. And so Feinstein's off the Senate
Committee on Intelligence, and this new guys in and just by
this clip alone, you'll see where this is headed.
The new Republican Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee
has asked the Obama administration to return all
copies of the Senate's landmark report on CIA torture. Senator
Richard Burr has indicated he will return a secret CIA
internal report known as the Panetta review, which found the
agency inflated the importance of information gained through
torture. Oh,
well, well, well, this is what we've been looking to see.
Let's have this reports back. Yeah. And her head is gone.
Nice. So this guy is a douche bag. Hell yeah. Burrs his name,
or there's a lot of famous birds throughout history. I think as
Birds Go, birds.
Let's see what else we got.
Well, I do have a couple things that I would like to get into.
We had not one but two new videos come out from ISIS. And
I've noticed an anomaly now you know, Brian, the gay Crusader
gets these videos, I think what the place he works, or somehow
he has a subscription because you can't find these videos,
anywhere. The news doesn't show them the and again, these last
two have been the Japanese gotoh holding up a picture of
something you know, a guy whose head is on his chopped off head
looks like it's on his body. It's all odd the size out of
proportion, whatever, then you can only get it from the SITE
Intelligence Group. And the mainstream news doesn't show it
it's very hard to find this gets taken down by by YouTube and
other videos. So even livelite takes it down. And so there I
just wanted to play the audio of the second message. No, actually
it doesn't doesn't even matter. The third message which came out
yesterday, now they wanted instead of $100 million. Now
they changed their mind and they wanted a a prisoner exchange
which would involve a Jordanian pilot and Jordan is now oh, he
was thinking we got to talk about it. Let's see if we can
work this out. And maybe we can make something happen. And
unbelievably, going from $200 million to $100 million to a
hostage release. Now ISIS ISIL whatever is has given a 24 hour
stay of execution which should be up about now but here's the
most recent video it was just a video with a steel frame and
almost like a just an audio voiceover from the Japanese man
goto I've Kenji
Goto Joko. This is a voice message I've been told to send
to you. If Sajida originally is not ready for exchange for my
life at that Turkish border by Thursday, sunset 29th of
January, most of time that Jordanian pilot was out, Kasbah
will be killed
immediately. And that is the entire message now,
we'll play this clip. ISIS hostages mo severs the same
clip, because I'm not sure that it is
that may be you may have a clip from before this one.
We've been waiting for 35 days to get a statement or decision
from the Jordanian government. In one case, we've been waiting
for any word from the Jordanian government.
The Jordanian Government said nothing today about a Japanese
hostage journalist, Kenji Goto. He spoke in an Islamic state
message yesterday,
I only have 24 hours left to live.
That is from the second if you want to complain, I have the
whole the whole message is about
No, that's okay. You only have 24 hours to live. And then we
had another message 24 hours later, yes. Saying I'm a dead
man. I don't get it. So
he's not dead. But here's what was interesting. So Brian keeps
diligently sending me the original videos, I put them in
the show notes. And then I said, Brian, do you get these direct
these are directly from SITE Intelligence, then whether he
get down I'm not sure I don't care how he gets them may have
joined the you know, you can I think as I register, as I said,
I believe where he works during the day, he may have an account.
Okay, it could be.
So these are the original mp4 files. Which by itself, I think
is already interesting, because if you're if you're ISIS I saw
is, um, you create this video, I presume that you then upload it
to YouTube in a number of other places. And the original isn't,
you know, you don't typically stick that anywhere.
And what's shocking to me is that they're using mp4 instead
of Ogg Vorbis, as
well. But even more shocking, here is here the file names and
these come directly from the SITE Intelligence Group who I
have accused without any real proof but just the call it
spidey sense that they are just creating these ad that something
went horribly wrong with the production process. That's why
we haven't had any video I S dash goto dash, second dash
message underscore DVD dot mp4. And then the most recent one is
is dash goto third dash message underscore DVD dot mp4, these
file names and the suffixes, particularly the underscore DVD
represent a an export from Final Cut Pro, that DVD quality. That
is and then naming this file in this manner, which is consistent
with everything I can see in the file itself. This is the
original file name. As far as I can tell with my low grade
forensics. Oh, that's interesting. This is not made by
some dude in a in a hut somewhere. This is made by by an
professional video editor who is using Final Cut Pro and is
exporting typing in the title in English. And not just 33 rd.
This is an Anglo person who was creating who was exporting these
from it's an export, it's an export from a timeline, I've
done enough of these to Bliss, presume that I am very close to
how this is happening. I've done a lot of video editing a lot of
exporting. This is how you export it. And this depends
these you know the quality. And as you pointed out, mp4, this is
an apple I'm pretty sure this would be an Apple product. And
something I don't know dead. I didn't know that they use a lot
of Mac's over there and terrorists land. Let me just
open up the actual video. Let me see.
Whenever there's any other kind of watermarks as if these are
original doubt original right out of the machine. I think
there's a lot of extra information in the header or
someplace.
Or maybe there may be so I have these uploaded, there'll be in
the show notes, the original files as I've received them. So
people can perform whatever forensics they want to or can
do. It just seems bizarre to me. That this is how these file
names are. And also let's be honest, I mean the guy is
talking in English, the subtitles are English and
Arabic. Which I'd love to know what the subtitles are really
saying nothing in Japanese, the Japanese very poor English
speakers. So all of this and particularly with an extra 20
from you all we got some extra time. What is this? Is that
Well, what kind of negotiation are you running? If you say
we're gonna kill this guy in 24 hours, make him say it on the
tape. I only have 24 hours to live and then it's like, well,
we'll give you a little slack for what not this makes no
sense. Then you heard maybe in this clip mozal Time water man.
Yeah, he said mozal time. Right mozal Time that would be mozal
mozal in Iraq, which I presume that's where he is. brought me
to this interesting clip from our spokes hole from the
Pentagon, the schweigen noses guy at Rear Admiral Kirby Kirby.
And I can't. I was like listening to what he's saying.
He says something he says, But you know, I can't really jump
ahead of the gun and lead anything new was going on. And
it's in regard to Moses,
what we said before Moses key terrain, there's no question
about that Moses remains in ISIL hands, we know that. And I think
everybody's mindful that, that eventually, there's going to
have to be a fight for mozal. We know that. We know that when I
don't think he can predict that right now. But it is fair to say
and I gotta I want to be careful here that I don't, you know,
divulge. planning efforts before they are ripe to be to talk
about but obviously, we're working closely with the Iraqi
security forces on and helping them better understand the
challenges with respect to any kind of campaign in Mosul, and
making sure this is part of the train, advise and assist mission
to making sure that they are as battlefield competent as
possible.
Do you think anything's going to happen in mozal? John, that was
very unclear to me.
I'm guessing Yes.
And so to have this mozal mozal All of a sudden mozal Why mozal
From is Why mozal From Kirby, you know, just all of a sudden
just oh, well, it's obvious we're gonna have a showdown a
mozal. But I don't want to jump the gun or anything. Too much.
mozal talk too much. Very strange now.
Well, that's a good segue. Just a heads up for people that don't
know how to listen to this stuff.
Heads up. Now. Finally, someone's taking my advice. I'm
sad to say that it's James Kirchick because I think he's a
douche. James Kirchick words for the foreign policy initiative.
He I'll just a reminder, he's the guy that set up the RT Gog
girl to quit on air. You recall? Oh, yeah. And so he says is who
all is? Well, so he said he's a journalist, but really, he works
for fpis right wing. I think bunch of crazies really
talking about Liz wall over dinner. And how she was suckered
into quitting and then now she can't get work.
Now unless you got screwed she got totally screwed.
She got totally screwed with some promises from either, you
know, she
was gonna be working in CNN or somewhere else. Yeah. Now she
will never you will never hear from her. And I'll tell you why.
Because you can't do what she did no to anybody. Oh, you never
work again. You never work again because you can't be trusted
ever. No. She was a dummy.
So James Kirchick, as you also recall, is the guy who went on a
rampage about Putin hating gays. And he was RT and like Putin
Yeah, horrible man. He hates the gays and I should have clicked
that I heard last night or two nights ago on NPR, that some
another one of those lies now transsexuals can't even have a
driver's license in Russia. So unchecked, you know, it's so
it's so unchecked that people just spouting this crap. I like
that. Anyway, so James Kirchick finally takes my advice. If you
want to really draw people in if you want to get them excited
about degrading and ultimately destroying ISIL you gotta kill a
few homos. Just to put it that way. Have I not been consistent
in my message? You gotta get the gays involved.
You believe you have a thesis, a thesis? Yes, the piedad. Once
the gays are brought into a political debate, people get all
they start to focus on it more than they would otherwise erect.
They
get motivated, because it hits a whole bunch of buttons. I
believe James Kirchick is gay, that he was on some. That was a
radio show. And I cut it was very long, it was pretty much
the same topic. I just cut it down to what I think is the
pertinent information for our show, according to
the reports, and these were images that were posted on ISIS,
Twitter and social media accounts.
So right there, right there. I have to stop and say that has
nothing to do with journalism. And this has now taken for fact,
oh, it was on an ISIS Twitter account. Obviously it must be
true. That which is just crazy, that we've gotten to this point,
that people Oh, if I mean, who's behind it? Why isn't that
account closed? I mean, could it be just for us, we should
remember
the fake lesbian that we lived in London and claim she was in
Syria or something. It was a guy. And the other phony baloney
accounts that are set up by the State Department.
This is from this is a while back
in our techno experts.
That's the whole song. I'm sorry, I should play that at the
end of the show. Yeah, techno experts is what you call them.
Techno experts who were using social media, it could be our
own people doing this so fine. But now we're all in and there's
no question. Clearly, if it was posted on some kind of ISIS
social media account, it's true.
There were two men who were thrown off of buildings for
quote, unquote, the the crime of the people of lots, which is a
reference to Sodom and Gomorrah, the people of loss who are who
are found guilty by God committing sodomy. So
apparently, these, these two men were executed for the crime of
homosexuality. And they're very harrowing photos. They're there.
You should warn your listeners before they look at them, what
they are about to see. And again,
all we really have is some messages posted on a Twitter
account with photos saying, we threw these guys off the
building because they were gay. We don't know if they were
really gay. We don't know any of that.
It's not particularly surprising. It's not news,
really, that Islam is killing gay people. I think it's just,
it's not so often that you see it. So disturbingly. And so you
know, so visually, you you, you've heard stories, obviously,
about the sorts of punishments being meted out, but you don't
often see videos or photos of it. And this was a rare instance
of actually seeing it with one's eyes. And I think that's why
it's become such a big news story on the on the internet.
Oh, really? Well, you're trying to make it a big news story,
perhaps. And
I think that you've seen now over the past couple of years,
the gay rights movement, both domestically in the United
States and around the world has had a lot of successes in in,
you know, convincing people of its of its righteousness of its
cause. And here, you have people on the other side of this
debate.
I love that he's such a robot, that he throws out a non
sequitur talking point these now you have these people on the
other side of the debate, I'm sorry, is that the killing gays
debate that I missed? Was that some kind of monk debate that I
missed?
I don't know what debate he's talking about. He's, well, he's
he just uses the word randomly. Yeah, because he's
a dickhead
movement, both domestically in the United States and around the
world has had a lot of successes. And you know,
convincing people of its of its righteousness of its cause. And
here you have people on the other side of this debate, who,
you know, we're not talking about disagreements over
something like gay marriage, or gays in the military. Those are
issues that I think people of goodwill, here in this country
here in the United States can disagree over and be civil and
respectful of one another. We're talking about barbarians and
savages murder. People who murder people who would murder
other people simply because of who they are. And they are just
as proud of doing this, of killing people of killing
homosexuals, simply because of their nature. They are just as
proud of that, as gay people are their own identities, and it's
almost like they're spitting in the face of Western
civilization. They're saying, they say, Look, you have gay
marriage and youth sets, you know, gay people and gay couples
and gay families. But you know what, this is what we do you
know what, and
we know what killed them.
No, you know why?
You know why? You know what? We kill them? Yes. You know what,
we need to kill them. So James Kirchick is trying to get a
yeoman's try there.
He's just what show was that?
Oh, I don't know, some radio show. I could look it up. I
don't know.
There's no going anywhere. The way he's doing a stinks.
Well, no,
it he doesn't kill dogs to the guy bring dogs into it.
But he he is in the FPI. And if that if he represents their
thinking, then it's very possible. We'll see more of
this. It's what works because it hits all the buttons, just
because they're different. They're killing people because
they're different, or what they believe. Yeah, that's what war
is all about. This
would be pervasive. That thesis, it may be known to him, because
he's seen it work. But I don't know that the agency as a whole
would even get it. Why would they even give a shit? I'm not
I'm not convinced that this? I think you're right about him
specifically, but I'm not sure that it's a reflection of the
agency as a whole
the agency
is the FBI
No, no, F P. P. P foreign policy initiative policy and thanks So,
for those that don't, but that was oh, I'm sorry. What was I
was confused obviously. So
this is a very
it's the FBI big big time Think Tank. Yeah,
they got Liz Walter resigned they are the Putin hates gays.
Putin hates dogs. Putin hates Putin's. Oh, maybe maybe so
they're trying
to go back on that then nevermind. They're trying.
And then the final thing I have in this caliphate department is
head builders being I think he was this is an interview by his
maybe the Christian Broadcast Network or something, which fits
and builders is getting a lot of play in the Netherlands. Of
course, a lot of people if not publicly, certainly privately,
saying, oh, man, we should have listened to him. Now, it's all
messed up with now and the crazy Muslim extremists, they're all
going crazy are going to kill us, but just waiting for the
other shoe to drop. So he is he's getting interviews and his
English has improved dramatically. Also,
how can the truth be? Something you are not allowed to say? I
mean, look what is happening today, and the Islamic State in
Syria and Iraq. I mean, they are copying the life of Muhammad. As
you know, Mohammed 1400 years ago when he went from Mecca to
Medina, I did exactly the things that the Muslims in from the
Islamic State are doing today. They are beheading people,
Americans, UK citizens, according to what is written
down in the Quran, Surah 47. First for whatever, whenever you
meet the unbeliever, smite them next. Until you have a bloodbath
among them, they are living according to the rules of Sharia
law of the life of Muhammad, the Hadith of the Koran. And it's
not pretty. They have declared war on us on the United States
and Canada, on Harlands on Europe, and we should see it as
a war. How unfortunate it is they declared war on us, so to
speak, the truth is something as a duty for me to do and show
people what the real face of Islam is. And let me tell you
that all those political leaders around the world, my own Prime
Minister, Mr. Ritter, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,
Mr. Cameron, but also your own president, I have to say Mr.
Obama, is really fooling the people by saying after every
atrocity of after every beheading, that it has nothing
to do with Islam. It is Islam, it's the core business of Islam.
And we should be able to get rid of the political correctness and
see it for what it is. And that's a violent, dangerous
ideology that we are importing in our free societies. So we
have to stand up and fight against it. And I see it as a
mission. It's my personal mission. And whether you're a
judge a court, Muslim or wants to threaten me or a politician
from another party, I would rather die than nuts be able to
speak freely.
Alright, this is a bit it just seems to be a trend right now.
Because I have a report from of all places, the PBS NewsHour,
which is also an anti Muslim screed that showed up around the
same time and then this is worth listening to. And this is out of
the UK
British Chowdhry preachers to other native born UK Muslims
that there's nothing special about being British.
People believe being British can be loving the Queen fish and
chips standing in queues I believe that having a passport
is a travel document. If you were born somewhere it does not
mean that you need to have allegiance to that particular
place. My allegiance is to what I believe
that sort of thinking upsets Bernice Drew, who owns the
Turner old star pub in the London district of Wapping. She
says the Muslim communities here most of South Asian descent,
aren't like earlier waves of immigrants Britain has
assimilated from its former colonies, including India, that
totally different to anybody that we've ever had come here
before. They are very, very strong in their religion, and
they don't tend to integrate as others have before them. So you
have a kind of defied which is not a good thing. So they come
here, and they keep 100% their way. Their original ways don't
assimilate into our way at all. Do you think the Muslims here
are a threat to the British way of life? We feel in certain
areas of London that we're losing our culture and it's been
replaced with there's that sense of distance seems to be shared
by many of Britain's nearly 3 million Muslims as well. So many
MIPS with the general population of great many others choose to
live and work in self segregated communities around the country,
and its merchants stall in White Chapel in London. East and
Pakistani immigrant Javed Iqbal denounced this month's Paris
terror attacks. But he also criticized European culture for
allowing disrespect to the Prophet Muhammad. This shouldn't
be a
limit. You cannot just keep walking. We don't use the word
and for some people, because it's insulting,
yeah, but we don't chop your head off. We're using it. I love
the fish and chips and standing in the queue. That's pretty much
sums up my experience.
That's the British cultures standing in the queue and bow
heka is another one of their favorites bend over here it
comes again. Yeah, this is this is exactly the problem. And the
happiest place on Earth, which we all know is because of the
free health care happy pills. Denmark, once again voted the
happiest people on Earth. announced they're spending $9
million on de radicalization programs. I don't want the
Muslims happy there.
There's very few there, they'd never really opened the gates. I
wouldn't say there's very few well as compared to Sweden.
I wouldn't know the exact numbers. But I think it's all a
scam.
There's a bit there's a lot of kvetching back and forth between
Denmark and Sweden over the huge Muslim population that are down
in Malmo
right now. Right, right. Well, this is I don't know where that
I don't know where all this is supposed to go. But it's
supposed to be rouse the Muslims or something. I'm not absolutely
sure. Now, this woman in the pub, and moaning and groaning
and moaning and groaning
get some water. Well, yeah.
moaning and groaning. She says, Oh, it wasn't like the old deal.
When the Indians and Pakistanis came in. They were Damon Devi
assimilated. I don't know, when any foreign culture, it makes an
exodus to some other area, they never assimilate right away. It
takes a number of generations before they do well, Germans in
the United States, they're all part of the Boond for a long
time, if I need
to say the Irish. So I was in Europe in the Netherlands, when
the Turks came in, actually was the surah numbers. These are
from Dutch colonies. But then Turks came in, and the Turks in
one generation, not a number generation, and they are
completely fully integrated in the Netherlands. But the
Moroccans which are the Muslims in that the Netherlands is
dealing with it, there is something different I believe
part of it has to do with the EU, and mainly the the system.
Of course, the reason for this is Europe is dying, it needs new
people needs people to come in with babies who are going to
support this current class, when we need people to work.
Otherwise, you know, there'll be no money to go around,
particularly when so many services are centralized and
free. And so the incentive was come to Holland, get free money
to nursery won't live on the street and the more children you
have you get money for each child, and everything is free.
And, you know, if you believe in the in the theories on the, you
know, certainly what I've received from my Jewish handlers
in Los Angeles, if you read milestones and all of these
books about Sharia and the bloodlust jihad, you know, it is
not unthinkable that there was some initiative to say, hey, why
don't you just go in and sit in you know, hang out for a little
while, and then we'll slowly get into government which has
happened? Certainly, I can. I know that for sure. In the
Netherlands, local government, the mayor of Rotterdam was
Muslim. Although he said hey, if you're gonna go to Syria, you
should pack your bags and eff off. You're gonna go fight for
him. But it is a complete integration into countries that
are not traditionally immigration countries America,
very traditional immigration country. We know how to do this.
Which is why it works much better for us. I think. We also
don't take I think we talk about in the last show, if anyone take
credit cards, that would be him. Christina walks down the street
in Rotterdam. And there's Moroccan guys standing on the
corner. Hey, baby, Hey, baby. Hey, babe. And she if she
doesn't recognize them, you slug you hard con. Like in the span
of 30 seconds. The end is and people will just walk by like,
Oh, it's just a shitty Moroccans. You know? I just
don't see that happening in America. I see Americans coat
which Oh, excuse me, son, would you just say, well, I'll just
beat you to a pulp. We don't talk that way here. Don't you
think? Well, probably. Yeah, we just won't have it. You want to?
We have
the millennial generation though. Let's start with one of
our previous theses and discussions. The new millennial
generation nonconfrontational do put up with that crap. They
won't tell somebody who's cutting in line and we've
discussed this on the show. Yeah, that's it and it's true
been verified that they won't say anything to someone cutting
in line. They don't know how to do it. Yeah, that's also because
there's no I guess there's no adult examples around are there
well, okay, trade tension racing
that back is because and I would, although my daughter
doesn't take crap, I don't think. Yeah, we're a shitty
generation. We've taught our kids to be rookies and don't
worry, you'll win no matter what.
Well, that's the clip that we have. Once you play that clip.
Which clip is this? This is the will gather on there's no
competition. There's no There's no winning, no winning. This has
been drummed into the public. From the liberals, I would say.
It's definitely not a conservative thing. And
politically, political correctness is taking its toll.
Its
toll its toll.
There's no winning. We don't like to foster a competitive
atmosphere, but we laugh a lot. Now everyone hug and share
a secret so when
you're referring to and that is, that is it. That is it. That is
it, ladies and gentlemen, we're screwed.
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call back to that for a moment? Sure. So in Iowa, I guess I had
the freedom conference or whatever it is, Abner. That's
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there who are, you know, want to be possibly considered?
There's actually two of these events. One was in LA and I
think the Money event was the LA one. But there's that Iowa thing
going on? Yes.
And what came out of it on the media, which is a little
baffling to me was the Sarah Palin. Now, you know, I've
always stood up for Sarah Palin for a book and for her record in
Alaska and but you know, I've been very disappointed sometimes
just I'm just standing for women in general. And I think she's
always gotten amazed at how mean mean women can be towards her.
Yeah, really just loads like she's a scope and bitch like,
wow, yeah, pretty much. You know, the this horrible,
horrible things. I'm like, wow, why are you so what? And I'm not
quite sure where this comes from.
But just she's not a Democrat. That's why all women should be
Democrats. Okay.
Well, that makes sense. And so apparently, although I'm not
sure the everyone's Oh, her prompter failed, and she sucked
that was like gobbledygook. She's crazy. I don't want let me
go look this up there. But I actually don't play it out of
sequence. Nicole Wallace was on Letterman, Nicole Wallace. She
was I think she was the communications director for the
McCain Palin team. The Mavericks when they were running, and this
is this is when this really started when it was an
interview. Was it to Jane or not Jane Pauley? Or was that to what
newspapers did you read? Do you read every day? And then Palin
couldn't come up with an answer? And then they highlighted that
and made her look like an idiot. Very, very similar to Jane Doe,
James Dean, Howard Dean with the scream, and that just killed his
chances of being a presidential candidate forever. It was a
media moment has great. And so actually, I wanted to play this
out of order. I want to play Nicole Wallace first because
she's on Letterman. I guess she's there purely just to tell
everybody. Wow, you know, Sarah Palin is really stupid. And I
had no Atlanta.
Um, it was all in on Sarah Palin stupid and had no Yeah.
Which is it's just I don't know. I'm not quite sure why she was
on. But she was there to say, well, you know, I was in charge
of that. And I think the message is kind of she's so stupid that
I couldn't even handle that. Let me
ask you this at the at the time when when she, I guess she
announced her he introduced her in Ohio. And then she made that
speech at the Republican Convention. Now, after that
speech, people really sat up and thought, Oh, well, they've
really done themselves a huge favor here and selecting the
governor from Alaska. Why didn't that last? Why didn't that work?
I think that our politics and I think, look, President Obama is
an example of this. You have to have you have to check all the
boxes, right? She was able to excite us, but she wasn't able
to prove that she had the experience for the job. And she
gave a speech this weekend in Iowa where again on full display
or all the gaps in her knowledge and that's what became obvious
not just to the public, but that was that was sort of the
the love that to us what the elites of the world are, what
are you and here's the
douche bag consultants.
That was sort of the the
I think the first one was when she was interviewed by Katie
Couric. And it was a question seemingly not that not
insurmountable. What what newspapers do you read? Yeah.
She blamed me for that one. You know, that was that. Should you
have prepped her on something like that?
Probably. Yeah.
So you would have said no, that they may ask you what newspapers
you read. So have two or three in mind. That's what you would
have done.
I should have. Yeah. I mean, she was right to blame us. I mean,
you know, she was not handled in a way that showcased her
strengths after that convention speech. So I think she had every
right to blame her handlers. It's just as someone who had
worked in politics for for over a decade, I'd never encountered
somebody like her, right?
Stupid.
This makes me mad to hear these things. So here is the here is
the 50 seconds of what everyone says that she just gaps in her
knowledge lost it. And by the way, when our president
teleprompter goes out, fire in the house must change.
Things must change for this cover. Our government look at
it. And by the way, her voice is annoying.
It isn't No, you know, her voice is outrageously annoying, and
you'd think they'd EQ or something or just tell
her to you can you can quit screeching or you can teach
yourself but now she's in panic mode, I guess because her speech
is off the teleprompter.
However, our government look at it. It isn't too big to fail.
It's too big to succeed. It's too big to succeed. So we can
afford no retreads or nothing will change with the same people
and same policies got a synthesis, the status quo,
another Latin word. And it stands for man, the middle class
everyday Americans are really getting taken for a ride that
status quo and GOP leaders by the way, you know, the man can
only ride you when your back is bent. So that was
my favorite line.
Then the man can't rise to American won't be taken for a
ride because so much is at stake. And we can't afford
politicians playing games like nothing more is at stake than
oh, maybe just the next standing of theirs in the next election.
Okay, well, first of all, let me say something here I just was
not paying much attention to but she was sabotaged.
Of course, she was of course, it was a setup and I think she
actually pulled it off kind of you know, it's, it's pretty
crazy, but it's not like she's insane.
Well, a couple of things that she should have done or should
have learned by now. And it's, I mean, when I was doing the
teleprompter reading for five, four or five years at Tech TV
daily, so I got pretty good at it. But you have all these
different things happen that you use, it's always something new.
And so you're going along reading and above the prompter
and then dead. No prompter. And so you grab you always have this
your prompter script is written on blue paper that goes
straight down to your paper and then you go into your paper but
if you don't really have any experience making that
transition, right you will make a mess. I mean, it's it's
horrible. I've screwed it up so bad. It was ridiculous. But
after screwing it up, I had a prompter fail after that I had
no problem because I didn't panic because I expected it to
happen again. And it did like about a year later. And I went
right down to the sheets and started reading the sheets right
on time if you watch it professional which I'm I don't
do this or I didn't do this a professional
professional like Touray
No, I provided any Yeah, like touring. If professional talking
head newsreader, they will flip the pages Oh yeah. On the script
on their desk as they read from the prompt dress. And they'll
glance down one so on the flip it so there'll be so if the
prompter fails, they go right to the paper and to the right page.
And that is a pro. She has none of these skills now and she can
barely read from the prompter without screeching. So as she
was set up, it would be easy to do. You can also drop words into
their script, and
that's also fun. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, I I just find it's
always annoyed me. I would not vote for this woman. I think she
She's extremely annoying. But even more annoying, is just how
women in particular shit on her. I don't know bad luck. And yeah,
I think your point is valid because she's not a Democrat.
There you go. End of story.
Just that simple. Yeah. It's like the black guys who aren't
Democrats who did make their lives miserable to do. So Obama
went to India.
Yes. Now, when I heard that he was shortening his trip to go
pay homage to the dead Saudi Royal. I thought immediately ah,
there goes our chances and view and predicted that something bad
might happen. I would say the security was quite amped up and
mentioned as such. Yeah, when he went to India,
yeah. And I finally figured out what he's doing there. And
additionally,
that was pretty obvious. Once I saw the CEO roundtable.
here's the here's the kind of a good summary, I think it kind of
tells what the real action is. This is Modi and Obama, together
for sales.
That's one of the central takeaways from this visit. As
you know, there, Indra Modi has been elected essentially as
moderniser. And there are two aspects to that modernization.
One, of course, is to modernize the Indian economy. He was he
campaigned on a platform suggesting that he's going to
restore high growth. So that's his number one priority by a
long distance. But part of that modernization also is military
modernization. He believes that India needs a strong, he needs a
strong military, he believes in a kind of Indian version of
peace through strength. And that means that India is going to
need
is that what Gandhi said peace through strength so we can get
some weapons or whatever. That's it. He literally this guy said
this, the Indian is the Indian way were peaceful through
strength with big ass guns, he
believes in a kind of Indian version of peace through
strength. And that means that India is going to need great
technological upgrades need to do spend a lot of money to get a
lot of things right. Clearly because it drifted over the last
10 years, the previous government, and there is no
country except for the United States that can help India
fulfill more these ambitions on if you look at the scale of
those ambitions,
kind of puts Pakistan on notice they're judging. Wow. That is,
so I congratulate Obama for doing that.
Yeah, it's a sales Well, of course, that's what he's
supposed to do sales. Yeah. And
he did. I mean, somebody complained when we rolled out
the Russian deal that was done with Putin visiting and he sold
like 25 nuclear facilities and a bunch of military stuff that
they already had, you know, there's I think choppers and
some other things. And somebody wrote in Oh, you know, I don't
understand why they don't buy from the Americans so what they
didn't do the Russians sent their number one sales guy Putin
over there to do the deal and hasn't gotten over there. Then
he goes over there
and guess what, you know people like that they like it when the
when the boss comes over for the sales.
Yeah, this is like the top sales guy. Yeah. Yeah. With these low
end guys and just some douche going over there.
That's how you're supposed to That's how you're supposed to do
it.
Meanwhile, I believe why he was gone. There was this horrible
incident? Oh, wait
a minute. Loose orj That's right. Everybody has time once
again for the reality show that drives their drone you why you
could even be the president and get drone is time. sparge what
do we have as our candidates and
I have two contestants, their contrary views of this one is
from PBS and that's the clip quadcopter into lockdown. And
then we played the Russian today and go after that.
Okay, so this is number one. Number one is the PBS angle.
Back in Washington, a small drone crashed onto the White
House grounds early today. The Secret Service released a photo
of it and said a man was flying it for recreation, but lost
control. The predawn incident triggered and emergency lockdown
of the White House complex,
or drone. Now the RT version
for the Secret Service is investigating after a small
drone crash on the White House lawn early this morning. As you
can imagine that action alone triggered a major emergency
response. President Obama is in India today and he was not at
home when that drone breached the White House grounds around
3am. Secret Service spokesman Brian Leary said officials were
working to identify any suspects and determine what the motive
might have been. So let's talk about that drone. This
particular drone, what are those two foot long quad copters that
you've seen these before? They're sold in stores all over
the country. Many times they do have a small HD camera attached
like the one in the picture here. They are essentially toys.
Right? Yeah. They go throw Lego over the fence and they're all
shut down. They all attack of the Legos and establish pretty
the more accurate description of what happened a toy
agree agree,
boy landed on the lawn and locked down the whole place.
Well, but setting let's do a little more than that. And the
President's not even there.
And what did the President do when this happened? What did he
do? He areas I've actually
asked the FAA and a number of agencies to examine how are we
managing this new technology?
Let me think we have meetings on Monday and then we decide who
we're going to kill. And then we fly a drone. I have two words
for you. Predator drones and that's what we do with this
technology
because the drone that landed the white house you buy at
RadioShack
you better hurry up because we RadioShack going to close them
doors. So you better hurry up if you're gonna buy there.
You know that there are companies like Amazon that are
talking about using small drones to deliver packages.
Wow. Wow. Is the President United States actually
propagating that crap? Apparently people this is not
going to happen in our lifetime Amazon's been delivering
packages, but drones, do science fiction crap.
This there are incredibly useful functions that these drones can
play in terms of killing people. Yeah. farmers who are
farmers managing now You mean like spying on farmers to see if
they're the cows are theirs? Yeah, that that's what we've
done with this useful technology? And what else have
you killing Pete crops? And yeah, to protect the poppy
crops? He's struggling of shit, what can I do? What can I say? I
don't want to, I don't want to say killing people. It's very
useful. These drones for crops and
conservationists who
want to kill people.
You know, take stock of
rabbits, bunnies,
wildlife, wildlife. So there are a whole range of things we can
do with
it. So I mean, this technology is great.
But we don't really have any kind of regulatory structure at
all for it. So I've assigned some of the relevant agencies, a
steering committee to start talking to stakeholders,
stakeholders, and stakeholders, that meet pulled pork route, how
we're going to put an architecture in place that make
sure that these things aren't dangerous, and they're not
violating people's privacy.
Very funny, unless it's the governor.
And in some ways free this is similar to what's happened in
cyberspace. These these technologies that we're
developing, have the capacity to empower individuals in ways that
we couldn't even imagine 1015 years ago.
Wow. Meanwhile, it turns out that this was the employee where
the person who flew this was an employee of the National
Geospatial Intelligence Agency. That funny I'm calling setup,
I'm calling setup. Yeah.
I think that's probably true when it
comes out. Oh, and odd. Fareed, please let me tell you, I mean,
this technology can be used for good, you know, for taking stock
of wildlife, or killing people, which is your favorite thing to
do. So, that to me was and he immediately put together a
steering committee. Okay.
That's what he does fine. So I'm listening to PBS NewsHour. And
they actually ran a Koch brothers one ad going around
from the Koch brothers. Oh, they had some woman come on and
discuss the Koch brothers and how much money they're gonna
spend for the upcoming political You
mean when they when they buy the Senate? Well, yeah, it was
already bought to send it out. They're gonna start buying
locals. Whatever the case. Yeah, they she, Gwen Eiffel mentioned
that they also finance a lot of PBS stuff. And then she
gleefully says, they're trying to change their image and plays
an entire commercial. I only have a piece of it, but you want
to hear the way it's set up. I was stunned. I figured. I think
that the Koch brothers asked for some native advertising. Got it.
Democrats have really tried to vilify them and create this kind
of caricature of puppeteers pulling the strings behind the
Republican Party. We've seen actually both Charles and David
Koch and their company, Koch Industries, engage more in the
public eye and where there's actually ad campaign now touting
Koch, which we
can show, let's take a look at it.
You may not always see our name on the products you use, but we
help make better food, clothing, shelter, technologies and other
necessities. Here, we build on each other's ID and kill the
commercial.
I've seen this commercial. I've seen it too. I've seen it around
shows a bunch
of people smiling, why would they?
I mean, this thing is aired everywhere. Why would the end
they roll the whole thing. They rolled
the entire ad Wow. Less than 10 minutes to go. So
you know, less than 10 minutes to go. You gotta hurry up here.
Exactly. Well,
I was I when I first I had this report. I was clipping it out.
And I thought to myself I was as I was making the clip say, why
did they run the whole ad? You could run just a chunk of it or
just or just talk about it right? You're on PBS? Why would
you run the whole ad unless this was a setup
and they act like like it's like a world planetary video premiere
of a Michael Jackson video is like yeah, no. Scene this. This
is nothing new. I know it's just that was stunned, stunned by it.
understand that's very interesting. Let me see
arrows being promoted.
And they are a couple things. I don't really want to do what
since we only have 10 more minutes. This is a. This was out
of character, I thought and so Candy Crush is candy now gone
from CNN,
he's Yeah, she was fired, or maybe quit? Do we know
if she's no longer because I think one of the last thing she
did was this interview with President Obama. And I left
something bad in there. That guy left. Well, I left her question
in here. It's about about Putin. Putin. No, it's not about Putin.
It's about well, you'll hear what it's about. And but Obama's
answer, I think needs to be analyzed by us. We are the
appropriate gentleman to do that.
So let me move you on to the other big story that we've had.
And that is your reach out, or Cuba has reached you in your
reach to Cuba. Listening to the critics, part of this as they
wrap it up, and how you've dealt with other sorts of bad actors.
All this is what he's done. He's accommodated Syria by not
crossing the red line. He has accommodated Iran by talking to
them on nuclear weapons. And sort of down the line Russia,
he's allowed Putin to move in and take Crimea. And here's the
gist of it. The gist of it is that you're naive. And they're
rolling it.
They're rolling you this note for Candy Crowley to use this
term. I found interesting. Yeah, it is interesting. They're
rolling you. What does he gangsta now or she like this?
And it says such street art God has such jargon. There are real
words for their fooling you or they're tricking you, or
they're, you know, somebody that's actually more explained
explanatory, then they're rolling you that means you're in
it 20 years ago, if you get rolled, that means you got Rob
Rob,
and I'm not sure that rolling you is actually a street term
that is au courant.
I don't think it is. Let's find out I'm gonna go to what you're
playing the rest of that clip, I'm gonna go to whatever that
urban dictionary.
Yeah. So this was said about Mr. Putin, for example, three or
four months ago, there was a spate of stories about how he
was the chess master and outmaneuvering, the West and
outmaneuvering, Mr. Obama on this, and then the other,
okay, now what he just said there. He's the chess master out
maneuvering, Mr. Obama, and this, that and the other. Wow,
he speaks of himself in the third person, and then actually
pulls out that was bad that this, that and the other and if
you look at his facial expression, it was telling, and
I feel whenever someone uses that in their own in the context
of themselves, this that and the other, it bothers something is
bothering them or they're lying, or there is some emotional thing
that is happening when you I think, when you use this, that
and the other, would you agree or am I off base here? I don't
think you're off base. This, that and the other and then
talking about himself and the third person that's that's
screwy, who does that?
Football players, say psychos a
spate of stories about how he was the chess master and
outmaneuvering, the West and outmaneuvering, Mr. Obama, and
this and then the other. And right now, he's presiding over
the collapse of his currency, a major financial crisis and a
huge economic contraction. That doesn't sound like somebody who
has rolled me or the United States of America. He hasn't.
Well go on to
say he so here he is, does not look like someone who's rolled
me. And then when I heard this, I'm like, oh, that's how we
That's how we roll. That's how we roll. Maybe that's what it's
about. Like because he's using that's how we roll. He rolled me
I didn't he didn't roll me. That's how we roll we roll. I
don't know.
It's there's about there's about 20 definitions so far on rolling
and Urban Dictionary, and they all refer to being high on
ecstasy. Well, it's all about really, yeah, that's the main
use of that word. And I'm still going and it's still another
one. There's another one.
That's interesting.
No rolling. Here's an old one from 2010, which is throwing
toilet paper on someone's house, apparently.
I found to be extremely defensive. The whole thing was
strange. And it was scripted, I guess. I mean, why else would
you use this role word as I just have to,
I can't find any evidence that she's using it right. Now. The
other thing is, she quit in December and there's just not
working anyplace else. She looks like she just retired. But
there's no rash that there's no explanation as to why she quit.
I'm sure it's as straight as she
sketchy, sketchy.
Maybe it's for this interview, I don't know
could be could be. Alright, that's a seriously John. And if
we want to keep to your mantra then you got to close.
Well, first I want to play the Auschwitz clip so we can get
that out of the way. This is the Auschwitz at his 70th
anniversary. And even though most people don't realize this,
I think I discussed in the newsletter, it was the Russian
army, the Red Army that liberated right. It wasn't the
Americans.
And guess why Putin was not invited. And Putin was not
invited
it irked a number of this still living Auschwitz,
in Warsaw did not formally extend an invitation to the
Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend. And the feeling on
the ground, According to various sources is this is because it
was wary of political consequences of doing so in
light of the Ukrainian crisis. However, Holocaust survivors
have been particularly critical, others pointing out that it was
off to war, the Red Army that liberated this camp Auschwitz
Birkenau some 70 years ago,
the Russians liberated the camp. The Russian separated the camp,
not the Americans versus the Russians, and make sense that
people have the governor's if not put in has to be is to live
there is an obvious
decision by the Polish government not to invite the
Russian president to the ceremony marking 70 years since
the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp is a scandal. How can
you fail to invite the leader of a country that fought against
Nazi Germany and liberated Auschwitz
is huge
organizers however, urging that the focus today should not be on
politics pointing out that this was possibly going to be the
last large gathering of Auschwitz survivors.
Yeah, I followed, this was some interest. And I know it, it also
still somehow put Poland in a strange light. And Poland is
always getting screwed in these. And I'm hearing that the polls
are worried that the NATO friends may kind of leave them
in the lurch. And, you know, hey, Russia could invade as they
will. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And I for some reason, I'm not
sure why. But I connected this to the history of Manchuria and
the McDON. Incident. I'm not sure exactly why I did that.
Which is, oh, I think maybe it was in Oh, okay. Yes. So it's
kind of a, I'll do it Sunday, but it's kind of a long way
around that I need your help on it. And okay, it could go
nowhere. So I'd hate for that to be the last impression on the
show. And I've tech news, which will also have to do on on
Sunday. But I got some Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday.
All right. Well, we're going to try your system John and see if
this helps by cutting out early
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